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For patients presenting to the Emergency Department with acute dyspnea, emergency physicians will be asked to categorize the diagnosis as acute decompensated heart failure or non-cardiogenic shortness of breath a) after the initial clinical assessment, and b) after performing lung ultrasound (LUS) for LUS arm or after chest radiography (CXR) and natriuretic peptide (NT-pro BNP) results for CXR arm. All patients will undergo CXR, those enrolled in the LUS arm, after sonographic evaluation. After discharge, the cause of patient's dyspnea will be determined by independent review of the entire medical records performed by two emergency physicians. In case of disagreement, a third expert physician will review entire medical records, and adjudicate the case.
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|Comparison Between Lung Ultrasound and Chest Radiography for Differential Diagnosis of Acute Dyspnea in the Emergency Department
- Accuracy of Lung Ultrasound and Chest Radiography in dyspnoeic patients [ Time Frame: Accuracy will be measured at the end of clinical evaluation in the Emergency Department, an expected average of 2 hours. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Accuracy of lung ultrasound and chest radiography will be measured using as gold standard the independent evaluation of the entire medical records by two expert emergency physicians blinded to the lung ultrasound results and radiographic reports (digitalized chest radiography images will be available).
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ATLANTA -- A toddler died in south Georgia after being mauled by a pack of seven dogs in her backyard, police said on Thursday.
The girl's grandmother and others were unable to stop the attack late on Wednesday before the child was killed by the pack of pit bulls, according to the Savannah Morning News newspaper.
In an interview with Reuters, Bryan County Sheriff's Detective Donnie Thomas confirmed the attack but gave few other details. He said the child would have turned 2 in June.
Bryan County Deputy Coroner Tommy Flanders declined to comment on Thursday.
The dogs were euthanized by the Bryan County Animal Control, the newspaper reported.
ilovealbany 1 year, 8 months ago
Along with wreckless pet owners!
GeeGee 1 year, 8 months ago
There is more to this story. And any dog can attack. I was attacked by a peconeise (misspelled) when I was a child and did nothing to provoke it. So sad this happened, but it is not always dogs fault.
VSU 1 year, 8 months ago
Is Pekingese the breed of dog you are looking for?
Canadacalling 1 year, 8 months ago
These dogs are banned here in Ontario. Allowing a 2 year old access to this pack of animals is reckless endangerment plain and simple, dog lover or not. The dog may be mans best friend but man must recognize the nature of the beast. A little girl paid supremely to bring us this lesson, we can honor her by learning it.
VSU 1 year, 8 months ago
This is sad that a young child's life is cut short by a pack of dogs. Any dog can attack at any given time is true, but it seems 95% of the stories you see or read in the news about dog attacks involves Pit bulls. The owners of these dogs (If there are any owners) should be arrested for allowing these dogs to be running loose. My condolences to the family members of this young toddler.
FryarTuk 1 year, 8 months ago
I am eager to hear a follow up on this story. I would like to know how a community can allow a pack of dogs wander around without some notice to authorities. To say the least pet ownership will be an interesting discussion. It is also of interest as to how a toddler could be exposed to the risk of the attack, that is the proximity of supervision etc. Just an awful tragedy. Society seems to have a tolerance for incidents of savagery.
Jacob 1 year, 8 months ago
"I would like to know how a community can allow a pack of dogs wander around without some notice to authorities."
"in her backyard..."
Sherwood_Eagle_Alum 1 year, 8 months ago
They would have had to "wander around" before arriving in the little girl's backyard. If I see a pack of pits off leash or outside of a yard, I would call animal control or 911 ASAP. Surely someone saw these dogs wandering about.
FryarTuk 1 year, 8 months ago
Son of Hurd, you really have a tough time with language. Every time you write something it seems to be just switching feet. I hope you don't keep the prize egg at the Easter Egg Hunt. Remember, it's for the children not those that behave immaturely.
Mr_Heatmiser 1 year, 8 months ago
The girl's grandmother was unable to stop the attack because she was inside, asleep, while the 21 month old baby girl was in the back yard with 7 pit bulls.
bigbob 1 year, 8 months ago
Pitbulls are dangerous period. When the headlines say mauled you already know it was a pitbull.
WTFwtf 1 year, 8 months ago
Theres a reason u cant have a lion or tiger as a pet too. Pits r a tragedy waiting to happen.
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- StevieC Jun 9, 2007 09:43 AM
Passing through NYC, staying near Union Square, and unfortunately only have enough time for a dinner, a breakfast and a lunch. Usually we have more time and stay further uptown, though since the days of Po we have always eaten a meal at a Batali restaurant when in the city, so lunch will be a return to Casa Mano, which we loved. As for dinner... I have spent much time searching past posts, and have narrowed it down to Union Square Café, Steak Frites, Fleur de Sel, Blue Water Grill, Gotham, or Gramercy Tavern. Looking for something NYC-unique and memorable, both atmosphere and chow-wise, price not a determinative factor. Any help in narrowing it further is appreciated.
As for breakfast - looking for good bagel/lox in the area, if anyone has a suggestion.
re: netmover
Republic for a nice dinner? From the list of restaurants Stevie listed, I don't think noisy cafeteria style, is what he's looking for. But if he were, I'd agree with you. I think it's the best no nonsense SE Asian restaurant in the area.
There's one down the street called "Vietnamese Food". My wife went last night and was literally forced to finish her meal within 30 minutes because "the cashier is closing and you need to pay now." (Verbatim.) She got there 20 minutes before the kitchen closed... that's kinda late, but not to the point where they have to shove you off your table. Ugh.
Has anyone tried Japonais? It seems interesting but I haven't had the funds to try it out.
re: bluishgnome
agreed.. republic may make many hounds poor restaurant list...
My vote would be either Union Square Cafe or Gramercy Tavern. I'd say NO to Steak Frites -- nothing special about it and it's really noisy. Gotham is fine, but the service is stiff. I haven't ben to Fleur de Sel. Breakfast? Try Mayrose Diner -- Broadway @ 21st Street on the SE corner of the street. If they have buckwheat pancakes on the menu -- go for them. They're terrific! I miss being in the area and dropping in there. They never rush to get you out the door and the huge windows give you a great view to the "street theatre." ( --from a former Newton-native)
Union Square Cafe is my recommendation. The service at Danny Meyer restaurants is a cornerstone of the NY hospitality industry. And Michael Romano is a great chef (long live foie gras!) The price isn't over the top and it's quite an enjoyable atmosphere. My definite Union Square recommendation.
I would not recommend Fleur de Sel. I thought the food & service weren't worth the price. The tasting menu with wine pairing that I had was near mediocre. The decor is nice and comfortable though...
For bagels and lox in the area you're best going with Murray's Bagels on 6th ave between 12th and 13th.
For lunch why don't you try Boqueria - 19th street between 5th an 6th. So tasty and a fun scene. And lunch is WAY less crowded then evenings. You can also try Bar Stuzzichini which just opened and is on Broadway and 21t street. it's similar to Otto - less extensive of a menu - but way less crowded, Great looking space and lots of room at the bar to eat little noshes and have some wine.
re: BaconBits
Absolutely re Murray's for bagels and lox. On the other end of the price spectrum, I once had a great lunch at Fleur de Sel but the atmosphere is very french (i.e., stuffy, old school). I have not been able to scrape my pennies together yet to get to splurge at the new (new chef) Gramercy Tavern, but it's wayyy at the top of the list when I do...check out Frank Bruni's "it's back!!" review from last week's NYT for the full rave:
re: BaconBits
I think that Casa Mono is better than Boqueria. I like the idea of Murray's for breakfast. For dinner, I also disagree with Republic. It's a place to grab a quick lunch if you're in the area. From your choices, I would pick Gotham or Gramercy. Personally, if I was in New York and was looking for something unique in the area, I would choose Momofuku Ssam. There is nothing like it in Boston.
re: Miss Needle
I agree about Casa Mono vs. Boqueria, though CM is certainly more expensive. But I've loved every dish I've had there - and we've tried almost all of them. And the Spanish wine list is arguably the best in the U.S.
re: MMRuth
casa mono's portions are bigger than ordinary taps. along with degustation (east village) imho best tapas in nyc....
re: jsmitty
Why follow the masses . . .Degustation is really special and unique.
StevieC - NYC-unique IMHO means either Union Sq Cafe or Grammercy Tavern (which Bruni just 3 starred) of those on your list - either will be a great treat and a great meal.
Steak frites? Did you mean Strip house? I vote for murrays (breakfast) or whole foods if you need to be closer. Gramercy tavern for dinner
Steak Frites, while fine for a brunch or quick lunch after shopping the greenmarket, is not in the same league with any of the other places you listed.
However, don't overlook the option of Tocqueville for dinner 1 East 15th Street (5th Ave). The room is gorgeous, and the food, in my experience, is always top notch.
i say veritas is a must. its in the flatiron district, not too far from u sq. fresh, precise, yet accessible food. unsurpassed wine list... my favorite , if i had to pick, in nyc....
even though not batai anymore, po is still special..... has never lost a stride in my view....
For dinner, I will pick Gramercy Tavern over other choices you listed. Their spring menu is currently featuring a lot of the spring vegetables and ingredients, and I think the menu will change pretty soon as these seasonal ingredients became unavailable. It is a great way to enjoy the last taste of spring under the hand of an excellent chef.
While I like Fleur de Sel, I think their dinner is great but not as "exciting" as GT's. I don't think it will be a loss if you miss it this time and come back next time to enjoy Fleur de Sel. I think their lunch is probably one of the best values you can find in NYC. Union Square Cafe was once really good but I found their food to be quite boring and I personally am not planning to go back anytime soon unless they revamp the menu.
As others suggested, Degustation is indeed a great place to enjoy tapas. I love it more than Casa Mono, but since they only serve dinner, you may need to save it for your next trip.
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In what's become almost a ritualistic tradition for me – this time of year I block out part of my day and take time to do one simple, often overlooked, but incredibly powerful task: Saying "Thank you".
I send emails, make phone calls, and sometimes write hand-written notes to people who have had an impact on my life this year. People who have challenged me. Clients who have hired me. Friends who have motivated me. Sometimes complete strangers who have influenced me.
A simple, heartfelt note of gratitude can be incredibly impactful. The takeaway today is simple: As you're winding down 2012 and gearing up for 2013, over the next four days, take an hour or two to say thank you to those who have had an impact on you, be it big or small, this year.
You know when someone gives you a compliment and the first thing you say back is, "Oh, it's no big deal"? I know, I'm guilty of it myself. Example: I was nominated as Entrepreneur of the Year at my local Chamber's annual award ceremony this year. I didn't win, but even to be considered for something like that – for me – was and is a huge accomplishment. But you know what I did almost every single time someone congratulated me? I responded with "Well, I didn't win" – or "It's no big deal".
We are our own worst enemies and we're quick to discount our accomplishments – be them big or small. We're afraid of embracing success and recognition. But allow me to share one very important lesson with you right now: STOP DOING THIS.
Stop discounting yourself. Stop shrugging your accomplishments off. Life's a bitch and throws a million obstacles your way – don't make it any more challenging by neglecting to accept, embrace, and celebrate your accomplishments. The one tangible thing you can start doing right now, today? The next time someone gives you a compliment – be it landing a big client, running a 5k, or a comment on that snazzy new tie you wore to work – just respond with "Thank you".
Thanks goes a long way. Accept that you are doing great things. That you have accomplished a lot. That you do look good. Just say thanks.
Thank you Matt for your blog. Of the dozens I subscribe to yours is one of the two I faithfully read.
Thank you, Marilou. Really happy to have you as a regular reader. Things will be changing up a bit around here in 2013 – but I promise all for the better. Big things ahead! Happy new year to you!
Thank you Matt for your blog. In 2012, I decided to improve my English and my daughter send the link to your blog. She know me very well, I like it.
I wish you the best for 2013 and hope that you will continue to make us share.
Thank you, Lina! It's humbling to know folks from around the world come by my neck of the woods regularly. Happy new year!
Thank you for the continued inspiration, Paul. I'd thank your pet rats, but I'm still stuck on wondering why you have pet rats…
This post is SO. AWESOME. I love every little nugget of advice you offer, especially about learning how to just say "thank you" and not discount your own accomplishments.
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Best OC Prime Rib Dinner for $14.99 or Less?
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- GrindzHound Mar 1, 2007 08:50 PM
OK Hounds I was just thinking the other day that there has to be some really good prime rib in OC that won't break the wallet. I just don't know of any good prime rib dinners for $14.99 or less except (don't stone me!) Lonestar Restaurant's earlybird. The prime rib isn't aged, at least I can't tell if it is, but it's always roasted perfectly, nicely seasoned and tender. The salad is fresh and simple, the sweet rolls are warm and the baked potato or baked sweet potatos are terrific. Service is always good there too, no bad attitudes, always hospitable. The dinner also comes complete with a softdrink or milk for $13.99.
Anyway that's my nomination for the category of "Best OC Prime Rib Dinner for $14.99 or Less". Hopefully there are others...and the nominees are...?
The Prime Rib at The Beach House in Laguna Beach is quite good, and I believe it's under $15 if you get it during their Sunset Special hour (4-6pm). It's not a large slice of prime rib, but the garlic mashed potatoes are great. Plus, you're right on the ocean, so you got that going for you.
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kingkong5, their website says Sunset Special Roasted Prime Rib and Garlic Mashed Potatoes goes for $15.95. They do have a great view there, that counts for a lot.
re: GrindzHound
Thanks for the update GH! Darn, I'm 96 cents off. On the other hand, I've been having that prime rib sunset special back when it was $9.95.
re: NinoHB714
I usually get my prime rib cravings fix at Lawry's carvey as well. Love the side of asparagus too.
Sometimes they have a special coupon for 2 platter meals with wine/drinks for $30.
re: notmartha
where do you find the coupons?
re: justagthing
notmartha, Sounds like a good offer. I second justagthing's "where do you find the coupons?"
re: justagthing
The last time they had it on the table outside the restaurant. We were at the mall and just walked by, grab one and used it at the order counter.
re: notmartha
notmartha, Thanks for the tip.
re: Drehound
I justy called Lawry's Carvery and the Carvery Platter Prime Rib Meals which includes coleslaw and one side dish is $14.99 for 6 ounce serving and $19.99 for a 9 ounce serving.
A secret tip: At Houston's you can order a prime rib sandwich (not the french dip) that is NOT on the menu, is about 8-10 oz depending on who's cutting it, and the toasted french roll that makes it a sandwich is served on the side. Its a petit cut that fits into that price range, and its aged and delish.
Just saw an ad in the paper for Sid's Blue Beet - Sunday night prime rib special for $9.95. I had it years ago at the old Sid's, but haven't tried it here. The price works, though!
torta basilica, I'm ecstatic to hear that Sid's is still around. I used to go to the old Sid's off Old Newport when I lived there and I though they'd just gone out of business. The old place was really a kick. The consumate hole in the hole in the wall, if there is such a thing. Old Sid's wasn't known for fine dining but it sure had character. Thanks for the tip.
Yes, the Blue Beet has been there forever - I'm guessing almost as old as Sid's was. I haven't been for years, but keep meaning to get over there. I've heard great jazz & rock bands on weekends. I loved the original too! Did you hear that he just died?
Didn't hear that he died. I bet he had some great stories to tell. I'm going to have to try the $9.95 prime rib sometime soon and hopefully live music to boot.
Probably one of the cheapest prime ribs can be had @ the Hungry Bear in Fullerton; just kitty corner from St Jude's (n/w corner of Harbor & Bastanchury Blvds).
Far from the best, they had cheap steaks that were good for starving students. Went there last month @ Mr Ann's request. I wouldn't go there again...unless I was a starving student.
OCAnn, I've never been there. From what I gather on the net, Hungry Bear, is a bit like a family owned Sizzler? This sounds like a steak place in Santa Barbara that a friend took me to when we were both starving students. Cheap steaks, very chewy and generous servings, perfect for starving students with strong healthy jaws and big appetites. Hungry Bear seems to be fairly popular according to the reviews I've read. I'm curious enough to try it out if I'm in the area. Thanks for the tip.
re: GrindzHound
Yup, a family-owned Sizzler sounds like it, but in a very cozy, country-like setting; serving cheap, chewy stakes to students with good teeth and older folk with strong denture adhesives. I used to order their "Specialty Steaks"; I don't recall what the cut was, but it was steak, baked potato, soup/salad & garlic bread all for under $10.
The very best prime rib I've ever had was at Chris' & Pitts' barbecue at 601 N. Euclid (just a couple of block up from the 5 Fwy) in Anaheim. Take your pick of either an 8 -10 ounce cut at $11.95 or more than a pound at $15.95. The meat is aged on the premises, slow roasted, and genuinely glorious! The side dishes are all good, too, and their onion flower is the best anywhere! Two other things to consider at C&P are the Baseball Steak, which looks like, and tastes better than the filet that's always shown in the Ruths'/Chris' ads and the pastrami sandwich, which, by actual measurement, weighs in at 1 pound 10 ounces, for just $6.49, including fries or a salad. NOTE on the pastrami sandwich: I think they must make their own pastrami, because it's a milder (less spicy) cure than usual. It's also nice and fatty to give it flavor, so. if you insist on lean pastrami, this isn't it!
bagdoodle, I still remember eating at Chris' and Pitts' as a kid and got hooked on their sweet BBQ sauce. I can't believe that I haven't been there in maybe 13-15 years. It sounds like the prime rib is really good. By the way, what a massive pastrami sandwich! Thanks for the description too, I might have to avoid the cholesterol though. What cut is the baseball steak?
re: GrindzHound
I think it's top sirloin. Whatever it is, though, it's so tender that -- to paraphrase Bogart's line to Mike Mazurky in whichever Humphrey Bogart/ Edward G. Robinson gangster comedy -- "You can cut it with your eyelids."
re: ochound
Yes, it is very good aged prime. I live a few blocks away, and I am usually there once a week. I prefer it without the mashed potatoes, and substitute for one of their fresh seasonal vegetables. In my 5 years of dining there, I have even (gasp) had it blackened and seared on the almond hard-wood stove a time or two. Will not however, fit into the parameters of this post, as it will run you about 28 bucks.


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A day that began on even terms finished being one-sided. New Zealand's fast-bowling stocks may be promising but their batting continued to be a serious worry and it let them down again, on a day when they had the rare chance of pressing ahead and aiming for a win. They slumped to a fifth straight Test defeat in conditions far less lethal than their scoreline suggested. The batsmen were largely victims of their own approach and lack of confidence against spin on a slow and low pitch.
Rangana Herath was again the wrecker-in-chief, continuing his incredible run in Galle, and finished with 11 wickets in the match. Both his hauls of ten wickets or more in a Test have come in Galle, where he's picked up 46 in eight games at 20.30, including five of his 12 five-fors. His achievement wasn't a surprise, certainly not against an opposition whose performances against spin have been woeful in the recent past. In their last five Tests, all of them defeats, they've lost 62 wickets out of 100 to spin. Only one of those games went into the fifth day.
Sri Lanka were disciplined and cut down drastically on the bad deliveries they had delivered on the opening day when Brendon McCullum and Daniel Flynn had managed to find some release after the loss of early wickets. There was hardly any swing or movement for the seamers, and the ball never carried to slip, though the spinners found a fair amount of turn. The overall result of their tight lines and variations in pace and length was a stagnating run-flow and an eventual collapse.
At a time when New Zealand would have been aiming to begin solidly and lay a platform for a challenging lead, they were hit by a Nuwan Kulasekara double-strike. Martin Guptill was dismissed in a manner similar to the first innings, when he played down the wrong line, only this time he was bowled. Kane Williamson was a touch unfortunate to be caught down the leg side, when he tried to glide one down to fine leg and New Zealand were reduced to 46 for 3.
Ross Taylor square-drove the seamers for two fours and looked comfortable against Herath while defending, and he and Flynn appeared to infuse a bit of urgency to an innings that badly needed a fillip. But there remained some uncertainty against the spinners. Herath got one to spit away and bounce past Taylor's bat, and that may have played on the batsman's mind when, shortly after, he misread an arm ball from Herath to be trapped in front.
James Franklin had spent some time on the pitch before the start of play, standing on the crease and scanning the areas he could score off. He appeared to come out with a plan, as he stepped out to Herath, often to try working him on to the leg side. That prompted Mahela Jayawardene to employ two midwickets for him, but Franklin was undeterred. It did not pay, as he was beaten in flight to be stumped, albeit unconvincingly, by Prasanna Jayawardene - he failed to collect but the ball ricocheted off his chest and dislodged the bails.
Flynn was the most confident and enterprising of New Zealand's batsmen today, picking out midwicket as a favoured scoring area, fetching deliveries from outside off, piercing the field on either side of the wicket and trying his utmost to rotate the strike. But he was taken by surprise as Herath turned one in sharply and bowled him through the gate. When Doug Bracewell failed to pick an arm ball next ball, the end was nigh for New Zealand. The desperation to stretch the lead and give themselves something to bowl at was evident when Tim Southee and Trent Boult went over the top and struck three sixes between them, but they too succumbed to spin, only managing to extend the advantage to 92 runs.
An early burst from the seamers was New Zealand's only hope - somewhat dented from the outset by Tim Southee's absence due to a niggle - but a presumably nervous Sri Lanka opening partnership, on a pair, ensured the chase was smooth. Tharanga Paranavitana had just one half-century in his previous 11 innings and would have been under pressure. He was subdued to begin with but eventually got going, using his feet well against Jeetan Patel to launch him for six, before smashing Bracewell over point towards the close. He stayed through to the end of the chase, but it'll be interesting to see how the combination changes should Tillakaratne Dilshan return to the line-up in the next Test.
Paranavitana could face competition for that opening slot from the debutant Dimuth Karunaratne, who did his own prospects no harm with an attractive half-century. He was edgy at the start but looked strong on the back foot, punching boundaries through midwicket and extra cover and even pulling in the direction of square leg. He also cashed in on some freebies on leg stump and eased to a maiden fifty.
The day was a fulfilling one for Sri Lanka, and the hope of a closely-fought game raised by New Zealand proved deceptive in the end.
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- Servorg Apr 6, 2010 04:59 AM
Channel 7 local newscasters just did a piece on the new Food Truck Court that is starting up as of today between 11 AM and 3 PM on a vacant parking lot located at 5985 W Century Blvd. (just east of Sepulveda Blvd) which is between Avion Blvd. on the west side and Airport Blvd. on the east side. Looks like it will be on the N side of Century according to Google mapping.
KABC said there will be 9 different types of food trucks today, and that this is going to be a weekly event (but didn't list the days or hours that are planned in this report) so maybe more types of trucks will end up coming if this thing works well.
Daily Breeze has a longer, more informative piece about it here: http://www.dailybreeze.com/ci_14814510
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Thanks for adding that link, Dommy. I always figure I just didn't see some other post about the very same thing (but too much food information is better than too little). I guess this could / should be added to that post seeking good food in the area of 405 and Slauson Ave. in the greater Culver City environs (Okay - I linked it to that thread).
Also, it is a good thing I have DirecTV with a DVR so I could pause and then rewind, then watch again, then rewind, etc. this mornings newscast or my information would have been a LOT more garbled than it came out! ;-D>
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lol...well, grease has its place and a good wiener is hard to bea...err - never mind! ;-D>
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LOL!! We keep a good tabs on the Truck Scene (We actually enjoy them a lot) and are so dispointed we are on vacation that week so we won't be the first to do a GW report... LOL!!
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My only problem with it is they misspelled "Wiener"!
This thread is a Sign from Heaven or something: on the second Tuesday of most months there's a lunch meeting at the Proud Bird, which is not very good but at least it's expensive... anyway, I have to go for business reasons, but sometimes if the program's a bore I show up, shmooze a bit and then head to Pann's. Soooo... what if there were some interesting grub not quite so far away? Like, ummm (looking at this month's calendar), GREASY WEINER (sic)! Or some BBQ, or crepes...
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re: Jelly71
Laffing here. The greezy weiner is a turn off? *chuckle*
I for one would be curious to see what a Greasy Wiener menu item might look like.
The pics looked ok to me.
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Wonder no more: http://thegreasywiener.com/category/m...
And the Greasy Weiner blog tipped us to Canter's truck: http://blogs.laweekly.com/squidink/fo...
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Can't reschedule the ride...need to have those trucks there by 3:30 AM at the very latest! I want to try it out, but the schedule is too tight. Maybe if things go well they will expand the hours or add some days (Saturday or Sunday would be nice). Let's see how the houndish reports are when they come "rolling" in...
Just returned from the lot and it got quite the reception!! \
Despite the crowds, things ran rather smoothly though.... the wait for food wasn't terrible...
Also, there is parking, but with such a crowd, it was rather full of cars, but the structure next to it wasn't terrible, we paid about $3 for the half hour we were there...
We opted for the World Fare Truck. And liked the Veggie Chili and super crisp fries. We were not that impressed with the bread they used in their cups and their Chicken Curry (Not nuanced). I liked the Mac N Cheese Balls, but P. found them too truffly and I also enjoyed their Beet and Burruta Salad. A Good buy for the amount of beets and burrata (Although I would tell them no salt next time)
We also got the Italian with Brocolli Rabe from So. Phily Experience. But like others have noticed, they messed up our order and forgot the Wiz. Grr! So although the Sandwiches here are still darn good, check your order folks. :P
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I got there dead at Noon, the trucks were all fired up and delivering food...
There were tables and even a nice little band playing music! :) Plus, there was nice little patch of grass for eating picnic style... And the world fare truck is actually a double decker bus, so they have a seating area on top (That is where I took my picture of the crowd) Although they probably won't be there each time.
In reality, due to P.'s work schedule, we had to rush back to his office and eat our lunch there (That is why the salad looks a little travel worn). But it would have nice to soak up some sun and autmosphere there another time. This was very well done and I think almost everyone was having a good experience.... (And I say almost because there was this woman who demanded her money back from World Fare because her burger was medium well (just a whisper of pink) and she freaked out that it was raw. They gave her her money back no problem but she left in a huff...)
re: Servorg
There were tables and they were mostly full but we didn't hang around since I had to get back to work.
It's about time for an event like this near the South Bay. It's on my calendar for next week ...
If anyone attends, please post about PARKING also. Street parking is expensive and virtually non-existant on weekdays.
re: DiveFan
Dommy did mention parking and said they parked in the adjacent structure for $3 for the 30 minutes they were there.
re: DiveFan
DOH! Looks like several of us were composing and posting at about the same time.
OT, but when did the chow.com server change time zones? It's 2:54pm for me ...
re: DiveFan
Yeah, there is a parking structure right next to the lot (The one for 24 hour fitness) . There is also a long stretch of 2 hour street parking on 98th street (Also where the enterence to the parking structure is) So while the parking situation is not ideal, there is parking options...
Weird, I had no idea there was a market there for food trucks. Can anyone explain that? Are we talking hotel and airport employees? Is there a stash of businesses there that isn't obvious? I'm aware of all the businesses a bit further south in El Segundo, but that seems like a bit of a trek, no? I read the article, and it sounded like they were interested in attracting businesses to the airport area, but it wasn't obvious to me where the demand would come from at the moment.
re: QualityMart
This was my initial reaction, too. I mean, I'm in favor of food truck lots anywhere, and want them to succeed, but this seems like an odd location.
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It's probably not as bad as you and QM might think. Since it's on the backside of Century closest to Westchester you can get in and out without every venturing on to Century Blvd. and it is not a far drive for both west siders or south bayites...and the trucks aren't going to face a lot of irate bricks and motor restaurant flak in that particular location as it is sort of in the midst of large hotels and business parks...so all things considered it's not that much of shock that this location was picked.
re: Servorg
Good points -- I hope you're right!
re: QualityMart
In addition to all the white-collar businesses, there are tons of industrial shops of various kinds in that area; I've done some appraisal shooting around there and was amazed at the swarms of businesses stuffed back in the blocks between the major thoroughfares. The usual lunch trucks are very much in evidence midday; seems to me there's room for some rather more upscale curbside catering as well.
I went out today to see how this worked, and there were six trucks and lots of customers. Unfortunately, the Calbi truck didn't show up even though it was listed on the schedule; I made do with a tasty sandwich from the Grilled Cheese Truck.
I've been looking for interesting eating opportunities for lunch at work, and it looks like this is going to be a great option for me, if only one day a week.
re: Dr. Confoundo
Interesting, there was a tweet from one of the trucks there (forget which one) saying that the trucks had short waits and people should come down. Made me wonder if it was going a little too slowly. I guess you never know what short wait means ... there's a big difference between a steady stream of customers keeping the truck 100% busy even if without backup waiting, and trucks just waiting around for customers.
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I only waited in line for a few minutes. There seemed to be a fair number of customers enjoying their food - every truck seemed busy enough while I was there.
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I tried the Vietnamese truck (http://www.eatphamish.com/our-menu/) yesterday (4/13) and ordered the Gỏi Cuốn with Grilled Lemongrass Pork. I thought it was pricey at $5.00 (2 rolls) and poorly made. First of all, it was rolled carelessly and the filling seemed to only contain the aforementioned pork along with lettuce, carrots, & daikon, which didn't seemed to be pickled at all(see description in link). I didn't see any herbs in it and the "special dipping sauce" was a little too sweet for me.
I didn't eat there but returned to the office I was working in when I discovered this. I did go a bit late at 2:30PM, so maybe they ran out of ingredients. In any case, I won't be returning.


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Although calorie-light meals are a great lure for dieting customers, not all chefs are crazy about the concept. After all, they have at their fingertips all the ingredients from which highly caloric masterpieces are made -- butter, cream, eggs, sugar, chocolate, foie gras, and liqueurs are untouchables when a chef attempts low-calorie, low-fat dishes.
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text: Feel Our Spirit Run Through Your Veins! View full-size image < previous next > Is this photo a winner? "We are a club from Iowa State University, who goes to football, volleyball, gymnastics and wrestling games to support our school! We got the shirts at the end of our semester, so we are not painted up, but the picture in the upper right corner shows how we dress and paint our faces. We absolutely loved the shirts. The front has the clubs initials (TSFC) made out of a ton of little words having to do with spirit, and the back has a big cyclone with the words "Super Fanner" on it. The turned out awesome!" - http://superfanner.webs.com/ - The Super Fanner's Club (Apr 26, 2011) Share this photo on: Twitter Facebook Pinterest Similar Photos: sports | college | spirit | iowa state university | college clubs and groups Feeling inspired? Visit the CustomInk Design Lab to start your own group order. Design Your Own comment by Guest - Apr 28, 2012 - back to the top This list was very helpful and now I rzleiae I'm not that well read! I'm really trying to expand out of what I normally read. SO thanks! I wanted to throw out there a si fi book that everyone would like. It's Fifth Gospel (5th gospel dot come is his web addy) by William Roskey. It has to do with a secret military mission that plucks in a top notch captain for the job. (kind of manhattan project-esq). He goes back in time in search for Jesus Christ. IT's engages you to different levels. comment by Guest - Oct 28, 2012 - back to the top Here is Gael's longer suiossbimn:This story is about the relationship of a beautiful Bengal Cat named Jack and the love and devotion he shared with his human mother (Me, Gayle) and the search for him when he disappeared. It expresses the experience of our connection and the kindness that surmounted during the time he was missing. The love and support from perfect strangers overwhelmed me and needless to say helped me through this exhausting and life changing ordeal. I kept a journal the entire time (7 months plus) he was missing – noting the calls and my continuous efforts of searching…I saved every email sent about possible sightings and those sent simply with comfort and prayer. I owe it to the multitude of people who supported me to share this incredible story and to provide hope to those who need to know that our prayers are heard and answered in ways beyond our depth of understanding. It will include reflections and musings on such topics of faith and hope, and the experiences that surfaced for me during this enormous and life changing search. This book is my Thank You to all who responded to my flyer "Have You Seen Me. Gayle, I think Cat lovers, especially, will enjoy this type of book. Your pitch certainly makes me curious about how this changed your life. I like the simplicity of the title, but it almost sounds like a children's book. Perhaps a subtitle can help make it sound more adult and explain more what it is.


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