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Did you observe yesterday's statement of Sheela Deekshit regarding M'lor pub incident girls can go to pub whats wrong?
But when Sowmya Vishwanathan killed Delhi CM expressed that women are not safe at night Do you agree the toung is boneless especially for politicians?
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Politicians are never believable . They change colour like snakes, they change party for the sake of Minister's berth or for getting creamy post of Chairman. They have no policy , no principles, no morals,noideas, no agenda and this id why they are in politics.As such it is not astonishing when Shiela Dixchit tell on pub girls contrary to what she is supposed to say about girls as per Indian culture.She is congress party member and she has to blame BJP for Managalore incident knowling very well BJP is no where associated with Ram Sena.Answered by Danendra Jain, 31 Jan '09 03:46 pm
She is trying to score points over BJP, she did not talk when bombay police banned itAnswered by vunnam jalaramaiah, 31 Jan '09 02:47 pm
Prostitutes on streets and highways in Delhi was recntly in news.She wanted to legalise it. Yesterday water with cowdung was supplied in vasant kunj area. I think she should decide which is to be given priority. Drinking water or prostitution?Answered by navneet, 31 Jan '09 02:35 pm
These politicians change their statements as per their likings.Answered by rajnikant raiyarela, 31 Jan '09 01:43 pm
She might have issued a statement as a politician but not as a responsible parent! Politicians issue many statements to attract votes. They claim that they are for upgradation of education in Government schools/colleges and they are interested in common people. But how many of them are sending their children to Govt. Institutions?Answered by varadarajulu a, 31 Jan '09 12:52 pm
You said it...What an irresponsible statement from a responsible person ! We can't expect anything good from these politicians who can do anything for few votes. Just by saying that "women are not safe at night" is not enuff. Being CM and a woman, she should have to look into the matter personally...But these politicians change their views according to situation. Principles, rules, ettiquetts have no meaning in their case...Somya's killer are still roaming free and our govt. don't hve guts to bring them behind the bars. N if common man enquired about the case to police or govt. then they get the same answer "Case is under investigation"Answered by sumati gayki, 31 Jan '09 12:49 pm
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A federal appeals court has upheld the dismissal of a psychiatric patient's lawsuit, filed after he lost his unsupervised walks on hospital grounds.
John Maxwell Montin's sued Lincoln Regional Center administrators after being told in 1996 he could no longer walk the center's grounds alone. A federal judge dismissed the lawsuit last year, ruling that revoking the solo walks did not deprive him of his due process and equal protection rights.
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A STROKE survivor who has regained the ability to speak now believes his life is firmly back on track.
Ebenezer Sam, 73, of Smithy Lane, Little Acton, Wrexham, had his life 'put on hold' on November 8, 2010, when he suffered a stroke which paralysed his right hand side and led to a loss of speech.
Mr Sam, who had to give up work for an accountancy firm as a result, has fought back to make a full recovery supported by his wife, Henrietta, and the regional Stroke Association group, based in Wrexham, where stroke survivors can meet and help each other.
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Mr Sam said the group had restored his 'integrity and enjoyment' in life.
"It was a very difficult thing to get over and it put my life on hold," he said.
"I had to give up work and the things I enjoy. But then I was approached by the Stroke Association and the meetings really do help restore your integrity and it is nice to be back as part of a community.
"I really enjoy going to the meetings otherwise you can be left feeling isolated."
Mr Sam was a keen singer before his stroke and he has been able to join the Glyndwr University Community Choir, which he attends every Tuesday, and has recently started driving again.
"It was tough not being able to get out and do things but I was determined not to let it stop me", he said.
"Before I had my stroke I used to enjoy singing and I really like going down there now, I look forward to it.
"I am very grateful to my family for their support and the Stroke Association, who have given me a lot of support."
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The run is over for the Muddy River Run.
The annual vintage car show had its final event Saturday in an IPFW parking lot, ending a summer tradition that began when many of the cars on display cruised America's streets.
Everything has to end, Fort Wayne Street Rod committee chairman Jeff McCracken said with sad resignation. People are going to go away saying, Boy, that was a great show. Wish they could have kept it going because it was so much fun.'
With oldies music blasting across the asphalt from a radio station's 4-foot speakers, an estimated 500 cars rolled into the university's parking lots. Proud car owners buffed and polished fenders and roofs, raised the hood to show off the chrome-plated engines, found shade from trees or canopies, then sat in their canvas folding chairs and watched others ogle their machines.
Heartbroken, said Rich Rumpel, 60, who brought his 1969 Z-28 Chevy Camaro. Over the years we've come to almost every one of them since the beginning. I hate to see it break up. I'd like to see the younger generation take part. They're into video games. They don't want to spend the time to help. The older people can't get around as well. They're getting close to 70 years old. You need the young people to help do a lot of the leg work.
McCracken, 68, said he and his small committee maintained the responsibility of keeping the Muddy River Run alive for several years and hoped that other club members would come forth. None did.
I won't say it's dying, but in this area, we just don't have as much interest in the street rods as it used to be in the days past, said McCracken, whose event began in 1975. So our club's getting older. They decided that they can't physically do it. It's a lot of physical work, as well as a lot of long hours of preparation.
The event reached its popularity peak in 1996 when 1,147 cars were displayed over a two-day show. Because it outgrew its space at IPFW, the Muddy River Run moved to the Allen County Fairgrounds. Only recently did it return to IPFW.
I come here every year, said Tom Tucker, 64, who said he hates it that the show will be no more. I can't tell you how many I've been to this. I've brought cars here. I've bought cars here. I've sold cars here. I love it. I'm really disappointed they're going to stop it.
McCracken doesn't anticipate other club members saving the show by taking over. And he's rejected offers for outside groups to assume responsibility.
We've had a couple promoters come to me and ask can we take it over for you? McCracken said. No. This belongs to the club, and we present it the way we want to present it. I'm afraid if we give it to someone else to use our name and present it, if it doesn't turn out good, then we're going to end up with a bad name.
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We didn't land in Buenos Aires till after midnight, due to a catalogue of delays (and besides, its a long way). All the same, I had to go out. I have been so looking forward to getting to this city - I don't know why, but I have just had this overwhelming feeling that this is going to be the best week. Went out by myself around 2am (everyone else was looking at me like I had two heads when I suggested it), and walked the streets. Things happen late here, so my timing was fine by Argentinean standards. Found some clubs, some bars and some vibes. I peered in one doorway and in the blackness I could make out several men in suits, but was completely dazzled by floating lingerie. The room was ringed with women wearing white lacy lingerie under ultraviolet light, glowing and radiating and apparently floating in space like Victoria's Secret Angels. Needless to say I beat a hasty retreat before things got messy. Found a big club called "BNK" which wouldn't normally have been my kind of place - a huge neon disco - but tonight it was fun. Very mixed crowd, lots of gay disco bunnies, lots of women too, all comers. Good music, though I'd never heard a note of it before, apart from the samples. It was a fun night, despite my starting to fade after about an hour. Cabs are cheap here too, so its all very promising.
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Ethnography of the Unexpected
Maidan Nezlezhnosti (Independence Square), the epicenter of civil resistance and police violence in Kyiv, is located about a kilometer from my apartment. Enabled by this proximity, the protests, and all the joy, grief, and confusion that has followed, have become a part of my daily life. I didn't come to Ukraine to study politics or protest or social unrest; I came to study medical addiction treatment programs and the explanatory models of the people who use them.
But anthropological fieldwork is a slave to the unpredictable. You may spend months (years, really) building the kind of network needed to gain access to local hospitals, to gain legitimacy in the eyes of program managers and clinicians. You may spend your days, for months on end, collecting interview and making observations in outpatient programs, your evenings typing up and transcribing your notes. You think you know how things are going to go. But then, one day, a key informant may call you and ask you to meet her in the gallery for the show trial of a political prisoner. Or she may ask you to go with her inside the barricaded walls of a protest camp that is preparing for battle with the Ukrainian Special Forces. "Why do we need to go there"?" you might ask. "Because it's important," she will say. And so you go, because, as anthropologists, ignoring these words ("it's important") from an informant just isn't something that's in our blood.
The unrest that has shaped daily life in Kyiv for the past three months constitutes a state of exception in every sense of the word. Social and political structures are disrupted. Ordinary mechanisms of knowledge production are put on hold. The location of moral authority shifts dramatically, and the answer to questions as simple as "what's a safe way to get through downtown?" or "who disappeared today?" require multiple levels of verification. It requires an expert knowledge of not only the events and players on the ground, but also of the ways in which information is refracted and changed by formal media channels and the complicated terrain of informal media networks that have emerged to replace them.
In her writing on the series of self-immolations by Tibetan protesters in 2008, Charlene Makley advocated for "an ethnography of violence that [moves] with events as people reframe them over time and in their everyday lives"(2012). In my last few months in Kyiv, no other approach ever seemed feasible. Everything here—the events on the streets and the meaning of those events—change quickly and change often. Life has become a constant scramble to figure out what's happening and what has happened.
I have visited Maidan almost every day since its inception. As an ethnographer (and a person of habit), I never leave my home without a notebook and pen; however, the tool that I consistently reached for during the protests was my camera. Extensive photo documentation has proven infinitely more helpful in making sense of recent events than any jottings or notes could ever be. This is, in large part, for the way in which the uncoded meaning of a photograph (what Barthes called "the third meaning" in his 1978 book Image-Music-Text) remains fluid and flexible. This flexibility is an absolute necessity in times of rapid change. Though a photograph signifies what Barthes calls a "having-been-there," a talisman of proof that quickly becomes the emotional bread and butter of an ethnographer/photographer recording extraordinary events, Barthes correctly observes that this "having-been-there" quickly gives way to a more powerful "being-there." This transcendent sense of "being-there" is created by the viewer's presence in an awkward temporal place where events are simultaneously happening in the visceral moment and being read and experienced as events that have already happened, that have already been assigned meaning and value.
There are certain moments that I captured in pictures that bring the transformative ability of this third meaning into view: the walls of fire separating protesters from armed and violent riot police, attorney Viktor Smalii standing behind bars in a courtroom during his show trial, or Serhiy Nihoyan, who was at one time an interesting stranger in the crowd, then later a friendly acquaintance, and later still the first martyr of EuroMaidan, killed by a sniper's bullet to the head, as he straddled the barricades near St Michal's Gate.
Roland Barthes argued that all images have two iconic meanings: one coded and straightforward, the other uncoded, "surreptitiously [substituting a pseudo truth] for the simple validity of openly semantic systems." We struggled with the uncoded meaning of these images in the moment that they were captured. Will the police come back tonight? Will the amnesty agreement be upheld? Will this be the last moment I see this place or share the company of this person? Or will this extraordinary moment prove to be ordinary, an icon of the new normal, the new status quo? In those seconds that watched and waited—and indeed for hours and even days following—we could not understand what the events of EuroMaidan meant. We only understood that they were happening around us and happening to us. This is, I think, what Michael Taussig touched upon in his 2011 book, I Swear I Saw This, when he referred to images captured rapidly and desperately as "more than result of seeing." The inability to hold onto and verify to ourselves these fleeting moments when the extraordinary happens turns the pictures we take into "a seeing that doubts itself" (ibid).
As a scholar of semiotics, hermeneutics, and critical theory, I cannot help but see the spectrum of meanings that could be attached to what has happened here in Kyiv as contingent, situated, and hopelessly fragile. Even my own memories of EuroMaidan are hopelessly bound up in the images I've captured and the experiences of taking them. What I remember is entering into the barricaded area, camera in hand, and being told where I needed to go. I remember complete strangers literally carrying me up hillsides and placing my feet on higher ground to capture a shot of things they insisted were important. Dozens of unknown arms would gather gently around me to hold me steady as I stood on fences and barricades to capture photos and video.
One evening in late February, as police armed with live ammunition were kept at bay by a massive tire fire that cut across the square, a man in his 60s, who was sitting by hastily constructed barricades, gave up his chair for me. He asked me to stand upon it to take a clearer, fuller picture of the fires that were burning on the other side of the barrier. My feet were so muddy. I hesitated. "Mozhno?" I asked. "May I?" "Nuzhna!" he answered. "You need to!"
The residents of Kyiv, along with the rest of the world, are still frantically assigning meaning to the events of the past three months. The ethnography that Makley advocates for, that follows the transformation of those meanings across people's lives, is nowhere near complete. For this reason, these pictures that have been taken become anchors. They carry multiple messages and uncoded transmissions, but they also give us the privilege of reveling in the "having-been-there." They let me and the others who have shared them feel closer to the coded message and to a very simple sense of 'truth' about the messy and complicated uprising that we've witnessed. Because the truth, as Avery Gordon observed in Ghostly Matters, "is what most of us strive for. Partial and insecure, surely, but the truth nonetheless. The capacity to say 'this is so.'"
Jennifer J Carroll is a medical anthropologist who researches gendered identity and drug addiction in Ukraine. More broadly, her work focuses on current global health paradigms and critically-engaged public health policy. She is currently working towards a PhD in sociocultural anthropology and a concurrent MPH in epidemiology at the University of Washington. She also holds an MA in sociology from Central European University and a BA in anthropology from Reed College.
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- El General Apr 4, 2007 10:08 AM
Someone mentioned in another thread about missing kolaches when they were living out of state. I am a lover and devotee of the kolache. Where do y'all get your kolache fix in Austin?
The Czech Stop, in West, TX, makes a kolache so superior to all others in my favorite configuration (Jalapeno, Sausage and Cheese) that I have begun to be discuraged about finding good kolaches. Most I have tried just aren't as good, and there is no reason why they can't be as good.
Reasons for Czech Stops superiority:
1) The piping hot fresh baked bread exterior is similar to a doughy yeast roll. In a similar strain to the theory that you shouldn't cook with wine you wouldn't drink, you shouldn't clad your kolache in bread that would not be good enough to stand alone and be excellent.
2) They use actual slices of real jalapenos. Not jalapeno flavored sausage.
3) They use actual cheese. No cheese flavored sausage.
4) The quality of their sausage is passable. 99 times out of 100 kolaches have sausage that only varies from low-grade hot dog by a very little.
There is a Kolache place on Congress and Oltorf that offers an Elgin Sausage and Jalapeno Kolache that is passable, but not great.
Growing up in a largely Czech area in South Texas, I'd never heard them called "kolaches" until I came to college in Austin. They were always called "sausage rolls". Kolaches were strictly the dessert pastry. Also, no self respecting Czech would use any sausage that wasn't a real hot link sausage...these scrawny pencil thin hot dogs found around here would get you laughed out of town.
re: achtungpv
Yeah my wife is Czech(born and raised until 24 in central Czech Rep) and she laughs at what passes for Czech in central Texas. Not only do Czechs not put sausage or anything other than fruit fillings like achtung said, in their kolaches, but the type of cough needed for a true kolache can't be found here. Also, they are pronounced, kolash.
I grew up eating Kolaches at family reunions made by my 80 year old Aunt Gertie, and as a result am VERY picky about my kolaches.
In Austin the best I've managed to find are at Lone Star Kolaches (there's one at Parmer and Metric and I believe they have other locations). The dough there has the right yeasty almost chewy quality. They make a variety of fruit flavors and even make poppy seed. A word of warning though, they also have some "experimental" kolaches including ones with eggs (kinda like a breakfast taco I guess) that are really icky. Plain sausage or sausage and cheese are very good though. The place on Burnet, behind Dallas Nightclub is passable but the dough isn't quite right. Although, I did enjoy the friendly counter service from real "farm-raised" Czech-German boys that reminded me of home.
I agree that the Czech Stop is what I now compare to. Another good option if in the Temple area is Green's Sausage House in Zabcikville, Texas. They make their own sausage in house and the fruit are divine as well.
I know very little about kolaches, but have noticed two that have recently opened very near each other on the west side of N. Lamar. Kolache Factory is just south of 35th St. next door to the Subway on the corner and the other is in the mini-shopping center with Russel Korman (sp?) jewelery store on the north side of 35th. Has anyone had any experience with either of these two locations?
re: rollledspleen
The one in the shopping center is Lone Star Kolaches. We are fans!! We get our breakfast kolache there every Sunday.
I like the Kolaches at The Kitchen Door. They have fruit kolaches and ones with the sausage inside. There is a location on Far West and another on Lake Austin, good stuff!
I love Czech Stop. Soooooooooo Good. My buddy's girlfriend would always bring a box of the sausage jalapeno and cheese ones when she owuld come to visit from Dallas.
re: have_ur_cake
Just head to 35th street and Lamer, you will find all the Kolaches, the Kolache Factory, Lone Star, CM located on that block.
re: Austintt
CM is not Central Market, is it?
I'm not wondering where to find just any kolaches in Austin. I've had enough bad kolaches already. Like El General, I'd like to know where to find the best kolaches in Austin—and also how they compare to the ones in West and other small central-Texas towns.
Thanks for the description of the ones at Lone Star, ashes. Can someone provide similar details about the ones at the Kitchen Door? Or can someone compare the two?
I'll second what several people have said here - I'm a kolache snob too, and none of the Austin places cut it, though I wish they could. I make my own when I really want some and can't make it out of town.
Czech Stop is good - but if you are heading to Houston along 71, there is a great place called "Weikel's" in La Grange that I prefer even to Czech Stop. They've nailed the dough spot-on.
El General, I humbly submit that you are describing a "klobasnek." I would add to your list,
5) They know the difference between klobasneks and kolaches, but are still nice enough not to correct you and just give it to you!
I agree that the sausage is the key for a klobasnek, and the czech stop has access to several excellent meat markets/butchers in the West area. Same goes for Weikel's.
Happy hunting!
re: KM3
I did not know the difference between klobasnek and kolache (or even the existence of klobasnek) but it makes a lot of sense since fruit filled and sausage filled are so different.
I have been to Weikel's a couple of times, and thought they were good, but not in the same class as West. I will have to try them again to see if my opinion still stands.
We chowhounded around West one afternoon and bought sausage from the meat markets there that was all excellent.
re: El General
El General
Did you have a preference for any of the meat markets? I go so infrequently I can never remember which ones are best.
Also - there are several czech restaurants around. I found the one downtown to be a lot better than the one out on 35.
re: KM3
Hey - klobasnek is new to me too! Thanks for that! I'm a neophyte kolache (klobasnek) snob, and the Czech Stop and Weikel's are my two favorites after about 8 years of trying different ones all over. Weikel's is my absolute favorite, however, and it is their dough in particular that keeps me coming back. I'm sorry to say that I haven't really liked any in Austin - the place on Congress and Oltorf was borderline offensive (lil smokies, dense, undercooked dough) and since they aren't THAT healthy, I just wait until I or someone I know is headed up I35 or out 71!
re: saticoy
I don't remember the names of any of them, but we got sausage from all of them, and it was all excellent. I will be up there in the next couple of weeks and report back.
I too am a fan of the Czech Stop. FYI- They do ship their frozen kolaches. I once had a friend from CT come visit me and I took her to the Czech Stop. On the way, she kept saying, "let me get this straight...we are going to buy sausage products at a gas station?" She was a little skeptical, but liked them so much that I send her some every Christmas.
re: adewaal
I always stop at Czech Stop too. I get the sausage and cheese and a couple of the poppy seed. If I'm coming home I buy extra for friends. Once I asked a guy who came from the kitchen what shortening they used to make them so good. He told me they use lard. No wonder they are so tastey. I also always stop at that gas station (Shell?) on 71 to Houston. Not sure of the name, but think its in Ellinger. Its where you have to slow down to 55 mph through the town. I like the sausages they use there too.
re: austx03
The place in Ellinger is called Hruska's. I stop there because they sell Prasek's turkey jerky
re: El General
I stopped at Hruska's in Ellinger on my way back to Austin a couple of Sundays ago. The Jalapeño, Sausage, Cheese was good, though it was not up to the Czech Stop. The sausage was good. The kolache had real jalapeño slices. Their dough was only passable. Also, it must be noted that I was there at 5:00 pm on a Sunday. They were not right out of the oven, and probably had been sitting there for most of the day.
The amazing thing about Czech Stop is that they seem to be right out of the oven no matter when you go.
I will have to hit Weikel's in a couple of weeks
re: El General
We stopped at Hruska's today....just a few hours ago in fact. The kolaches were ok but definitely not up to Czech Stop. The dough was very dry and not quite the right mix of sweet and yeasty...missing the zing I look for. I will say though that we ordered the pan sausage and cheese and the sausage itself was very good. It was, as the pan name fortells, more like a breakfast sausage rather than a link style. A hearty helping of sausage and cheese filled the inside. The sausage had a nice spice to it. I had an apricot as well which again was ok but woefully dry dough. The quick stop made for a decent on the road snack but I'll likely stop somewhere else next time.
If ever in the Bryan/College Station area, try Kolache Rolfs...great sausage rolls and cream cheese kolaches... http://www.kolacherolfs.com/story.htm
I'll second ashes. Though not in Austin, Green's rules. I myself grew up on them in Temple, and along with a long-since downhilled joint in Temple called the kolache kitchen, it made me completely indifferent to West Kolaches. I'e stopped at Weikel's before, but they don't do it for me either. I am too much of a pessimist to try them in Austin. It's sorta like bbq, in that it really is rarely as good in the "big city".
Hmmmm....good kolaches? I'm having to redefine the "kolache" since I've come to Austin. My mother is Slovak and we make something similar. We don't call them kolaches, or at least I didn't until I moved here, but they are pretty different. They are strictly a dessert pastry, usually with apricot as the fruit. My dough makes something that comes out like a very thin - maybe 1/4 inch - flaky biscuit. It's topped with fruit (usually apricot) and then a sugar-milk glaze. As far as what is called a "kolache" here, they just remind me of those weird fruit pastries from Sam's you get at the breakfast spreads for morning work meetings.
That said, I have recently found a place called Dream Bakery on Anderson Mill, just east of 183. They have kolaches that are pretty different from ones I've seen before. They look more like turnovers. They do have a sausage - jalapeño, but I haven't tried it. I did try a fruit one the other day, which again looked very different, but was pretty tasty. I had an apple-walnut. They also had blueberry-cream cheese and raspberry-chocolate. The bakery also has a few Persian treats that I really liked. I would definitely try it again. You might head up that way and sample the sausage - jalapeño.
re: xeresana
Interesting---kolaches with sausage filling must be a Texas adaptation. I am in Chicago where the kolachky is an Article of Faith--- the closest to savory filling that we see here is cheese, and it's a sweet cheese filling. Here, kolachys can be "yeast" or "cookie" depending in which type of dough, but the filling is always fruit or jam (unless it's cheese). Some bakeries offer a dozen types of filling. Sausage, never.
has anyone ever tried the donut place on Brodie between Eskew and Alexandria? i think it's KC Donut from google mapping it, but not positive . it's across the street from that Shipley's right there. That donut shop has great kolaches. they run out by late morning and have a limited variety, but they have that yeasty dough. reminds me of Weikel's in La Grange. they also have great croissant breakfast sandwiches. now Shipleys, those were some terrible bread stick-y kolaches. blech.
re: ieathereforeiam
I was traveling from Houston to Austin yesterday and stopped at Hruska's. I picked up a few of the "pan sausage and sauerkraut" kolaches or Klobasnikies. This is the best place in the state to get great kolaches. Czech Stop used to be the MVP of the Texas kolache game, but no more. I live somewhat close the the old CS but have been known to drive from Georgetown to Ellinger on a saturday morning just for a decent breakfast. Hruska's Hrocks!
re: runs_with_scissors
Most unfortunate sign on the Austin food scene in the last year, at the Kolache Factory on Lamar near 35th: "Try our buffalo chicken Kolaches." Fortunately, it's been taken down.
re: austinfood
They had a turkey & dressing kolache in November!
re: austinfood
I would've loved to've seen that sign.It sounds like a great idea;a savory kolache that you dunk into a big tub of bleu cheese[or due to local custom,ranch].
please hit the link and respond with some more of your Austin observations over 2008
re: runs_with_scissors
Runs, I have had the Hruska's Klobasniki and while I enjoyed them, I have never wanted to drive from Austin to get them. though, I will say that I rarely drive by in the morning when they are fresh.
stopped at the Bucee's gas station at 183/I10 outside of Luling and they have some pretty dang good sausage rolls.
The kolache's at KC Donuts on Brodie Lane are decent. And it's a locally owned mom & pop, which is always a plus in my book.
re: foodiefind
No, but I driven by it in the evenings and wondered.
Found this old thread and thought I might resurrect it with a question. While driving down S.1st today, I noticed a new kolache place. I can't remember the exact location, but it had a banner out front and was on the west side of the street, roughly around Annie. Trying to think what was there before... maybe a skate shop?
Anyway, would love to know if anybody's been.
Look folks, the Czech Stop has the best location - impossible to miss, right on the highway. And their baked goods are just fine.
But dedicated CHs should do a little more investigation. And if they do, they'll discover that West locals, and others in the know, drive right by the Czech Stop. Because there is a lively argument going on among locals and other knowledgeable kolache aficionados as to who in West has the best, and Czech Stop isn't even in the discussion.
Because the argument over who has the best kolaches in West is between:
Gerik's Ole' Czech Bakery http://www.yelp.com/biz/geriks-ole-cz...
And the Village Bakery
BOTH of which are much better than Czech Stop.
So next time, drive into town a bit. Try all three and then come back here and we'll chat.
re: Jaymes
Right on. You have to take the extra 10 min to get the goods. I've been to Czech Stop on owrk trips numerous times with work people who say "it's the best." Czech stop probably makes a lot more money, though.
re: Jaymes
Eater has a write up this week on great places to eat while traveling around Texas. Along with Chech Stop, two other local West kolache shops are mentioned. "Chech" it out (couldn't pass it up!). They're #43 - #45. And Eater also agrees the others are better than Chech Stop.


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Twitpic has announced it will be shutting down its photo sharing service on September 25th. During its peak, Twitpic was one of the most frequently used photo sharing services on Twitter. Twitter has since added its own photo tool, which uses a pic.twitter.com url followed by a unique series of letters and numbers. Lots of Twitter users also use Instagram for photos even though these photos do not show up in the Twitter stream. Read more... September 4, 2014
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The construction worker working the bulldozer that punctured the 8 inch line is in critical condition at Tampa General's Burn Unit. 30 year old Mario Santos of Bonita Springs is burned over 50% of his body. Officials tell us his brother rescued him from the bulldozer. A second victim was treated at the scene for some minor injuries.
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Central New Hampshire VNA & Hospice Hosts Volunteer Informational Sessions
LACONIA — Central New Hampshire VNA & Hospice will be holding two information sessions for anyone interested in becoming a Hospice volunteer. The information sessions will outline the expectations of volunteers who choose to work in this rewarding area and the training curriculum requirements.
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LACONIA — Zeke Martin and the Oracle Jazz Band will perform at Pitman's Freight Room on Thursday, January 30 at 8 p.m.
Born in Brussels in 1973, Zeke Martin entered the world with a pair of drumsticks in his hands. Members of the band include Zeke Martin-Drums/Band Leader, Brian Eggleston - Keyboard, Pat Loomis - Sax, Joe Sumrell - Bass. The Zeke Martin Project has performed in many locations throughout the northeast region, including the Berklee Performance Center, The House Of Blues in Boston, The Black Repertory Theater in RI, Minton's Playhouse and Sweet Rhythm, in NYC and tours Malaysia yearly.
Additionally, The Zeke Martin Project has shared the stage with such star performers as The Neville Brothers, The Funk Brothers, Ali-Ollie Woodson from the Temptations, three time Grammy nominee Ski Johnson and Regina Bell. The Zeke Martin Project also just won New England Urban Music Award Best Jazz CD 2010. Currently, The Zeke Martin Project resides in Boston, MA and continues to perform along the east coast and in Asia.
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PLYMOUTH — There will be a retirement celebration held on Saturday, March 15 for Plymouth Regional High School's head football coach and athletic director Chuck Lenahan. The celebration of Coach Lenahan'sl ong and distinguished career will be held at the high school and starts at 4:30 p.m.
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PLYMOUTH — The Saul O Sidore Lecture Series at Plymouth State University will present CUNY Professor Thomas Weiss speaking on "R2P: Why Libya? Why Not Syria" at 7 p.m. Tuesday, February 11, in the Smith Recital Hall at the Silver Center for the Arts.
Weiss is presidential professor of political science at the CUNY Graduate Center and director of the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies. He is also research professor at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London. A leading expert on the United Nations and on humanitarian intervention, Weiss has written extensively about international organizations, conflict management, humanitarian action, the Responsibility to Protect doctrine, North-South relations, and U.S. foreign policy.
The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) is an international security and human rights initiative to prevent and stop genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity. Weiss will explore how decisions are made regarding whether, when, where and why to intervene to protect civilians.
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The Saul O Sidore Lecture Series was established at PSU in 1979 to bring a variety of speakers to the university each year to address the critical political, social and cultural issues and events of our time. The series is named for humanitarian and New Hampshire businessman Saul O Sidore.
The theme for this year's Sidore Lecture Series is "Whatever Happened to Ethics." The Sidore Series suggests that, "from hunger and the financial crisis in the U.S. and abroad to global warming, there is an ethical component to our failure in dealing with these issues." Series speakers will discuss the ethical and moral expressions of the problems of today, and potential solutions.
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I was in the check out line at Walgreens. I needed some face wash and lotion and of course, let's go for the age defying version. The lady in front of me was finishing her transaction and getting ready to walk away, so I sat my items on the counter and started to grab my wallet. "Glad I don't need that," the lady said to me with a chuckle. She gathered her bags and walked out of the store. One question: how do you respond to that? Why do these people show up at my party? Pride. I have … [Read more...]
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I was given the opportunity this week to really reflect on the inspiration behind my blog. Sometimes, it's good to just remember your roots, to get back to the place it all began, and that's exactly what I did. This time I found myself at the beginning of John chapter 15 where it talks about Jesus as the true vine. Verse 2 is what caught my attention. "Every branch in me that does not bear fruit he takes away, and every branch that does bear fruit he prunes, that it may bear more fruit." I'm … [Read more...]
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We like to believe in fairy tale moments, princess story endings and magical moments. We want to hope that life can be better than this. So when my pastor mentioned in brevity that "we don't want a church filled with nice people," I remember being completely stumped and caught off guard. To be completely honest, I DO want a church filled with just nice people. People who are willing to turn the other cheek and go out of their way to be like the good Samaritan. I want to be surrounded by … [Read more...]
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Now it was the Feast of Dedication in Jerusalem, and it was winter. And Jesus walked in the temple, in Solomon's porch. Then the Jews surrounded Him and said to Him, "How long do You keep us in doubt? If You are the Christ, tell us plainly." John 10:22-30 Jesus answered them, "I told you, and you do not believe. The works that I do in My Father's name, they bear witness of Me. But you do not believe, because you are not of My sheep, as I said to you. My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, … [Read more...]
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Venison Meatballs, Japanese Style
By Hank Shaw on June 17, 2014 | 5 Responses
Pretty much every culture in the world loves meatballs, and Japan is no exception. This is a venison version of the Japanese niku dango meatball, which is normally made with pork. If you like teriyaki, you'll love this.
Posted in Asian, Featured, Recipe, Venison, Wild Game | Tagged asian recipes, Japanese recipes, meatball recipes, venison recipes, wild food, Wild Game | 5 Responses
German Fish Balls with Green Sauce
By Hank Shaw on June 17, 2013 | 12 Responses
Fish meatballs! What's not to love? This is a German version, doable with pretty much any fish that swims, and it's served with a bright, herby green sauce that is traditional in Hesse. Remember the Hessians from the War of Independence? That's them.
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Venison Meatballs, Greek Style
By Hank Shaw on February 24, 2013 | 5 Responses
It's not often I remake a five-year-old recipe and change nothing. This Greek meatball recipe — venison (or lamb), bulgur wheat, oregano and a Greek tomato sauce — is one such dish. Nice to know some dishes hold up well over time.
Posted in Featured, Greek, Recipe, Venison, Wild Game | Tagged greek recipes, meatball recipes, venison recipes, Wild Game | 5 Responses
Konigsberger Klopse, Wild Boar Meatballs
By Hank Shaw on January 27, 2012 | 15 Responses
Who doesn't love meatballs? Konigsberger klopse is a classic German meatball recipe that historically uses veal, beef or pork. I made them with wild boar.
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Fried Asian Fish Balls
No matter what kind of fish you use here, this recipe will knock your socks off — it's loaded with delicious Southeast Asian flavors, from lemongrass to garlic, cilantro, green onions and just a touch of fish sauce. But, this is an ideal recipe for freshwater fish, which are often bland-tasting to my mind. I've […]
Moose Meatballs, Swedish Style
This is a Swedish meatball recipe adapted from one given to my mother from her mother, who was a Massachusetts Swede. They call these meatballs Svenska Kottbullar, and they are traditionally served with a lingonberry sauce. In Scandinavia, the meatballs are sometimes made with reindeer, so I did not think it a stretch to switch […]
Wild Duck Meatballs
Why is this recipe under "breasts?" Because this is one thing you can do with the breasts of "garbage ducks" that may have off flavors if you ate them roasted simply. I'm talking about sea ducks, some diver ducks, most spoonies as well as Ross' and snow geese. Hell, Canada geese can often be sketchy tasting. Who […]
Greek Venison Meatballs
This is a riff off traditional spaghetti and meatballs, with a Hellenic touch. It jazzes up one of my favorite comfort foods with a bit more garlic, a bit more sweetness and a chewiness from the bulgur wheat that is a revelation. These are not the fluffy meatballs of an old "red sauce" restaurant, nor […]