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Risks are high on the agenda in our society, to the extent that we might refer to the society as a risk society. Our society experiences emerging technologies, like nanotechnology. Different actors respond to this in a variety of ways. Among these are the consumers, an important, but neglected category of actors in this context. Arguably it is in our role as consumers we first encountered nanotechnology, in the form of nano-enabled products at the consumers market. What consumers think and do, reacting to the mixed messages about benefits and risks of nanotechnology, contributes to how the risk society (with regard to nanotechnology) is developed, and in that sense becomes operationalized. The theme of this thesis is not just the responses of consumers (and how others perceive these) to the introduction of nanotechnology, but also a case study of how the risk society can be operationalized.Posted: May 22nd, 2012
The study focused on the following questions: What do consumers know about nanotechnologies? How do they rate nanotechnologies? How do they obtain information? How would they like to be informed in the future? The results show that the "Nano-Hype" appears to be fading. Surprisingly, regarding the quality of the consumers' statements, e.g. how detailed their descriptions of the individual examples are, it can be said that their knowledge about all fields of application has decreased. Even though the knowledge about all fields of application has decreased, particularly striking is the decline in the fields of surface coatings, construction materials and environmental engineering. In sum, it can be hypothesised that consumer communication on the part of product manufacturers has decreased considerably, or that the information does not reach the target group to the same extent. The public knowledge on nanotechnologies has become more abstract.Posted: May 2nd, 2012
Quantum dots, because they are both photoluminescent and electroluminescent and have unique physical properties, will be at the core of next-generation displays. Compared to organic luminescent materials used in organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs), QD-based materials have purer colors, longer lifetime, lower manufacturing cost, and lower power consumption. Another key advantage is that, because QDs can be deposited on virtually any substrate, you can expect printable and flexible displays of all sizes. To date, the integration of QDs into a full-color LED structure has not been possible due to the difficulty in patterning individual red-green-blue (RGB) QDs onto the pixelated display panel. Now, a Samsung team has demonstrated a novel transfer printing approach which enables fine patterning of high-quality QD films for large-area (4-inch diagonal), full-color displays mounted on glass as well as on flexible plastic substrates.Posted: Feb 28th, 2011
Printed electronics has its origins in conductive patterns printed as part of conventional electronics, forming flexible keyboards, antennas and so on. Then came fully printed testers on batteries, electronic skin patches and other devices made entirely by printing, including batteries and displays. A clear next step has been to modernise static print with the e-reader and the talking poster with animated, light emitting display and solar power. These are partly or almost wholly printed, with a clear roadmap to making them lower cost and more reliable and flexible by using printing more fully in their manufacture in future. However, we now see printed electronics and electrics certain to penetrate far more applications than anyone realised.Posted: Feb 15th, 2011
The automotive sector is a major consumer of material technologies - and nanotechnologies promise to improve the performance of existing technologies significantly. Applications range from already existing - paint quality, fuel cells, batteries, wear-resistant tires, lighter but stronger materials, ultra-thin anti-glare layers for windows and mirrors - to the futuristic - energy-harvesting bodywork, fully self-repairing paint, switchable colors, shape-shifting skin. The basic trends that nanotechnology enables for the automobile are: lighter but stronger materials; improved engine efficiency and fuel consumption for gasoline-powered cars; reduced environmental impact from hydrogen and fuel cell-powered cars; improved and miniaturized electronic systems; and better economies. This article provides an overview of a large number of efforts and applications involving nanotechnologies in the automotive industry.Posted: Nov 12th, 2010
Nanotechnology shows great potential for revolutionizing the textile industry across its entire range of applications with its ability to impart new functionality to textiles while at the same time maintaining their look and feel. The wool textile industry, for example, is researching the development of textiles with fast-absorbing and quick-drying properties. This has great importance for improving clothing thermophysiological comfort and wearing performance by adjusting the transport of heat and moisture through a fabric which was usually achieved using synthetic fibers. One stubborn hurdle that prevents nanotechnology-enabled 'smart' textiles from becoming more of a commercial reality is the insufficient durability of nanocoatings on textile fibers or the stability of various properties endowed by nanoparticles. Quite simply put, the 'smart' comes off during washing. Developing an effective approach to enhance the coalesce force between nanoparticles and wool fibers has great significance both in scientific and real applications of nanotechnology functionalized textiles.Posted: Oct 12th, 2010
Quite a lot of nanotechnology research and manufacturing efforts go into synthesizing metal-based nanoparticles. Unfortunately, some of the nanoparticle manufacturing processes themselves as well as the final nanoparticle materials may be of potential concern for environmental regulators and for researchers attempting to address nanomaterial toxicity. As an alternative to using these potentially hazardous metal-based nanoparticles, some researchers are suggesting the use of naturally occurring nanoparticles. However, this area has not yet been well explored with regard to natural nanoparticles' diverse properties and potential applications. Researchers have now made the discovery that naturally occurring nanoparticles have unique optical properties. In addition, they are less toxic and biodegradable than their synthesized, metal-based counterparts. This discovery makes it likely that scientists will be able to find more biocompatible nanoparticles to replace metal-based nanoparticles, predominantly for biomedical applications.Posted: Jul 21st, 2010
With all the buzz that is being created by portable e-book readers, it's worth taking a look at one of the advanced display technologies - also often referred to as electronic paper - that make these devices happen. Unlike a conventional flat panel display, which uses a power-consuming backlight to illuminate its pixels, electronic paper reflects light like ordinary paper and is capable of holding text and images indefinitely without drawing electricity, while allowing the image to be changed later. Because they can be produced on thin, flexible substrates an due to their paper-like appearance, electrophoretic displays are considered prime examples of the electronic paper category. Electrophoretic displays already are in commercial use, for instance in the Kindle or in the Sony Reader, but so far the displays are mostly black and white. There are still cost and quality issues with color displays. New work by researchers in South Korea shows that organic ink nanoparticles could provide an improved electronic ink fabrication technology resulting in e-paper with high brightness, good contrast ratio, and lower manufacturing cost.Posted: Jan 27th, 2010


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The weekend will feature a host of different fan-friendly activities, and when it's all said and done, one team will advance to the Final Four in Houston. At the news conference, a special motto, "Go Newark Hoop Fest" and logo were also introduced.
The games will be held at The Rock - the home of the NHL's New Jersey Devils and the temporary home of the NBA's New Jersey Nets - March 25-27.
"It's difficult for us to put ourselves in a March Madness mindset in January, but it's going to be an exciting time," Christie said. "People from all over the country will be coming to Newark to root for their favorite teams. This is one of the very best, if not the best, arenas in the country and we're looking forward to having New Jersey be a part of the excitement. It's good for the city of Newark and good for the entire turnaround for the state of New Jersey."
The governor was also asked about the possibility of Newark becoming a permanent home to an NBA team in the future, following the Nets' scheduled 2012 move to Brooklyn.
Christie said he supported the idea of a New Jersey NBA team, and had engaged in casual talks on the subject with NBA Commissioner David Stern. Such a move would be financially difficult, however, as the Knicks and Nets have territorial rights to the greater New York area.
This is the 11th time the NCAA has held the East finals in New Jersey. The tournament committee used to rely on the arena at the Meadowlands in East Rutherford, before Newark's state-of-the-art facility opened. They even used the Meadowlands for the 1996 Final Four.
But The Rock has far surpassed what is now called the Izod Center in attracting marquee events.
"It's nothing short of stunning that the city of Newark is being associated with the NCAA tournament," Booker said. "We're excited that the NCAA sees what Newark has to offer, from high school sports to the professionals. This is a way that we can distinguish ourselves as a major sports city and continue to establish New Jersey as a great sports state."
Devils owner Jeff Vanderbeek, who spearheaded Newark's tournament bid two years ago, said that he heard nothing but positive responses from the NCAA with regards to Newark.
"We think we have a great arena and this is a real great opportunity to show this place off," said Vanderbeek, a Newark native instrumental in the building of the Prudential Center in 2007.
"It was a thoughtful, well-planned bid proposal that we did and we were competing with other arenas across the country. But we won. The NCAA felt good about Newark. Fans aren't just coming to a game. They're having a game-day experience."


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We've been getting a lot of emails about hosting Michael Jackson parties so we decided to host the ultimate one! Please let me know your interest. I'll be happy to provide you with additional details and info. Thanks!
King of Pop Pub Crawl (presented by your beer-loving friends at the Village Pourhouse)
Dont Stop Til You Get Enough.. Whooooo!!!
Moonwalk your way up 2nd and 3rd Ave of NYC in memory of the legendary Michael Jackson. We begin at Village Pourhouse at 11am where your free white glove awaits and we will start living life OFF THE WALL. Let your style SCREAM by dressing up as Michael and look as BAD as you can. Each bar will celebrate musical genius by showcasing our favorite MJ albums in order of release date.
You will feel like a SMOOTH CRIMINAL with a full day of drink specials. Toast MJ all day with $1 Bud Lite Drafts, $2 Well Drinks, and 2 for 1 BLACK OR WHITE cocktails (Black and Tans).
You will truly BEAT IT with our final stop at SideBAR at 5pm with 2 for 1 Margarita King of Pop-sicles. It is here that we will pay a final tribute with an organized THRILLER dance scene with every Michael in attendance.
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Age is a question of mind over matter. If you dont mind, it doesnt matter ........Nobody grows old merely by living a number of years. We grow old by deserting our ideals. Years may wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. .................There is a fountain of youth in every man ....it is your mind, your talents, the creativity you bring to your life and the lives of people you love. When you learn to tap this source, you will truly have defeated age or circumstances . Its the Creativity which is inventing, experimenting, growing, taking risks, breaking rules, making mistakes, and having fun , irrespective of ageAnswered by PARTHA PATHAK, 09 Feb '12 10:22 am
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3.5 Days in Dallas, Trimming the Itenerary
- uhockey Jan 12, 2014 04:06 PM
Hello all,
Heading to Dallas in March to check another NHL arena off my bucket list - and of course, to see the local culture and restaurants. Have put together a decent sized list but wanting to trim it down to the 'best of.' As you'll see, dinners are focused at the upper end with the rest a bit of everything from BBQ to gastropub to fried chicken. If there is a place that is terribly not worth it, please say so, and if there is a glaring omission I'd be happy to hear. Keep in mind that I travel largely for food and sports, so the point is mostly to experience the best of what there is, or the most authentic. Will be in Austin for 4 days after Dallas, as well.
Sunday Brunch/Lunch: Bolsa vs. Tolbert's?
4 Dinners: Fearing's, Stephan Pyles, Mansion at Turtle Creek, Lucia (Open to others, possibly)
3 Breakfasts: Oddfellows, Bread Winners Café & Bakery, Ellen's Southern, Smoke (Need to eliminate one)
3 or 4 Lunches: Hattie's, Cane Rosso, Avila's, Babe's Chicken Dinner House, Pecan Lodge, Chicken Scratch (Need to eliminate 2-3)
Meddlesome Moth - good as a pre-hockey game spot (5ish?)
Snack/Pastry Spots - Jaram's Donuts, The Village Baking Co, Glazed Donut Works, Society Bakery, Hyponotic Donuts.
Great post and thank you for doing research in advance. I'm just going to go down your list and add my thoughts.
Sunday Brunch: I like Bolsa for brunch. Also great and a more Texan experience would be Smoke. Another good brunch is Boulevardier or CBD Provisions. Of all of these I would recommend Smoke where you can get brisket hash and other items that are semi Texas in style/theme.
4 Dinners: I would do one or the other regarding Stephan Pyles or Fearings. Both are quintessential Dallas spots but are not too dissimilar in approach so one could satisfy. FT33 is probably the most trendy choice right now. I haven't been to Belly & Trumpet but have heard great things. In my opinion, Lucia is the best high end restaurant we have right now so definitely keep that on the list and order charcuterie.
3 Breakfasts: Eliminate Bread Winners. Unless you just like pastries, I have had two terrible experiences there regarding both food and service. Plus, while the menu is expansive, none of it is very interesting. I would add Crossroads Diner, Good 2 Go Tacos (interesting breakfast tacos), or just breakfast tacos anywhere (e.g., Torchys). You'll get tons of breakfast tacos in Austin as well so keep that in mind.
3 or 4 lunches: This is a good list with Pecan Lodge being the only "must-go". If you've never been to BonChon and want fried chicken you should add that to your list. Avila's is good Tex-Mex, you can do a search for other good tex-mex options. You've left off Mexican which you should definitely find.
Meddlesome Moth is a fantastic beer bar but i've never been impressed with their food. It's good enough though and a good pre-game spot if you want to drink a lot of great beer.
Snacks - El Portal Bakery in Carrollton for Almojabana. International Bakery (also in Carrollton) for cuban pastries. Village Bakery for canele's. And, if you go to brunch at CBD Provisions, they have an incredible pastry plate.
Lastly, you did not include any types of asian food in your lists. We have lots of options for Indian, Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese (mostly Sichuan and Cantonese), SE Asian, etc.... Let us know if that's something you would like while here.
re: demigodh
I second all the above. Especially, Smoke! Although, I prefer Slow Bone's BBQ to Pecan Lodge's BBQ. And, I would throw Nonna into the mix for dinner.
re: demigodh
I live in Las Vegas where Chinese and Japanese dominate the off strip culture - I also travel regularly as indicated by the blog - I want whatever is the best representation of what "Dallas" is all about. :-)
I do like the look of FT33, less so Belly & Trumpet - the question then would be eliminating Fearings or Pyles...
Need to look into the rest. :-)
re: uhockey
Although I think FT33 is one of the very best restaurants in Dallas at this time, I wouldn't eliminate Belly and Trumpet too quickly. They have an excellent reputation for imaginative, delicious, and highly regarded chef driven food in Dallas.
re: twinwillow
Makes sense, I just wonder how it differs from farm-to-table elsewhere. As my first (and maybe only, time will tell) visit in the near future to Dallas I sort of feel like I need to see the classics first. There is a part of me that thinks it'd be a crime to miss Fearing's or Pyles, as 'oldschool' restaurants are far less common than the ever changing trendy spots.
Regarding Tolbert's, it seemingly gets no attention, is it bad or just sort of blah?
re: uhockey
Per your original question asking, Tolbert's or Bolsa for brunch? It's just that there is no comparing Tolbert's to Bolsa. They're two totally different restaurants offering two completely different styles of cooking and foods.
Personally, I'd stick to Smoke for brunch!
Regarding Fearing's vs Stephan Pyles, I'd probably give Fearing's a try for my first time visit to Dallas.
But, it's a tough call unless you can do both during your visit.
And the Mansion? The shining queen of the lot and should not be missed! For either brunch or dinner.
re: uhockey
Belly & Trumpet is good, but not nearly as good on imagination or execution as FT33. If you can make it on Tues-Thurs, I strongly recommend the tasting menu. I would also suggest Casa Rubia, which is doing some really nice stuff.
I see what you're saying about Fearing's or Pyle's. But I, personally, would skip them both.
A lunch alternative - if you're around on a Saturday, try to find the White Rock Local Market (it oscillates between two locations) and get one or two of Brian Luscher's Post Oak Smoked Red Hots. They are magnificent - without a doubt the best "hot dogs" I've eaten, although they have the smoke and unctuousness to qualify as near-BBQ. Kind of what you might expect from a Chicago transplant to Dallas.
re: gavlist
Re: Casa Rubio......
re: gavlist
I'll not be there on a Saturday, unfortunately.
At this point I'm debating FT33 and Fearing's on the same day - 4:30 and 9:00p, respectively. Not sure if I'll do it, but could easily manage 3 courses at each - possibly more.
Will be making the trip as a solo, so even though I can eat, capacity will be slightly limited by that.
re: twinwillow
Does FT33 or Fearing's do a tasting menu, or are both ALC?
re: uhockey
Yes, FT33 definitely does chef's tastings--they may be events however? I'm sure gavlist knows more than I do about this ...
re: foiegras
FT33 does a tasting menu - but only on Tues, Weds or Thurs, and they want you to request it when you make your reservation. The courses (I think 11, if you count all the small stuff) are all different from what's on the menu. I thought it was a fantastic meal - every single course was as good or better than the best of the regular menu items (which are also very good). Really interesting ideas and presentation and flavor combination, excellent balance of flavors, everything perfectly cooked. I also strongly recommend the beverage pairings - they were brilliantly chosen.
Matt is actually in the process of developing new dishes for the tasting menu - I think they'll have switched by March, so you probably won't get the same dishes I had last time.
I'd look into Spoon and FT33 as well. The former has lunch service so you can save a slot for dinner. I've had ups and "ehs" at FT33, but there's no doubt what McCallister is doing is interesting, and they're only getting better.
If you must, I'd do either Fearing's *or* Stephan Pyles. They overlap a lot in culinary style.
Of those lunch options, only Pecan Lodge stands out as a must (granted you have time). I like Cane Rosso a lot but my last meal was a miss. Maybe a one-time deal; maybe expansion has stretched them a little a thin. Love Babe's too, but not sure if it's worth the trek depending on where you're staying. Nonna has pastas as good or better than Lucia and offers lunch on Fridays.
Hypnotic and Village Baking Co. are both good choices. Whenever you're in Oak Cliff I'd stop by Emporium Pies too.
re: will_5198
Adding Dude Sweet Chocolate to the list. I'm assuming this is a road trip and some good chocolate would be nice to have in the car.
re: will_5198
I agree that looking at Spoon is a great idea. Very good, and adventurous seafood. Decent wine list.
I would also look into Mesa. Vera Cruz style Mexican food that is very well done.
Few thoughts for you ...
Do you mean Tolbert's in Grapevine? Bolsa wins that one easily ...
I personally really like Belly & Trumpet, also FT33. For breakfast, love Smoke, Oddfellows is also good. Have never heard of Ellen's. From your lunch list, I like Babe's and Pecan Lodge. Agree that the food at Meddlesome Moth has not blown me away.
Agree with the Dude, Sweet recommendation! Boulevardier is across the street and worth a visit. Last time I was there, the baby octopus app was amazing. (The 'breakfast' foie gras was not. I didn't care for their preparation.)
4 Dinners: Fearing's, Stephan Pyles, Mansion at Turtle Creek, Lucia (Open to others, possibly) - nix Fearings. I live here and I didn't think it was all that great and would not waste a meal on it. I would got to Boulevardier, Belly & Trumpet, FT33, Casa Rubia or TJ's Seafood Market. I would consider some mid range options like Mesa (Regional Mexican - Veracruz) or Bambu - Regional Thai - Issan (you can compare to Lotus of Siam) as well.
3 Breakfasts: Oddfellows, Bread Winners Café & Bakery, Ellen's Southern, Smoke (Need to eliminate one) - Nix Breadwinners and Ellen's. Plenty of breakfast taco spots that aren't much different from Austin.
3 or 4 Lunches: Hattie's, Cane Rosso, Avila's, Babe's Chicken Dinner House, Pecan Lodge, Chicken Scratch (Need to eliminate 2-3) - Nix Avila's and Babe's. If you are willing to drive out to Carrollton there is a great mix of Pakistani, Korean and Latin cultures going on. I just had dinner at Eat St Kebab Factory and the naan and beef seekh kabob will long be on my mind. At lunch I also like Hotel Saravanaa Bhavan, one of the few locations in America, for South Indian vegetarian cuisine. The Thali is the best way to go there and it rotates out every day. HSB is in Valley Ranch/Irving I would throw in a few taco spots Tortilleria La Nueva Fresh & Hot (Bachman Lake - Dallas) or Dona Lencha (Irving).
Snack/Pastry Spots - Jaram's Donuts, The Village Baking Co, Glazed Donut Works, Society Bakery, Hyponotic Donuts. I have never heard of Jaram's and not sure why. Can you tell us how you came about it and why you woudl drive out of the way for it, just curious? Hypnotic I would go for the biscuits. Never been wowed by the donuts. I would throw Scardello Artisan Cheese for truly a world class cheese shop, if you are into great cheese. If you are into great beer then I would hit up eitehr Hall's in Tarrant county or Lonestar Beverages in Dallas county.
The Moth is an awesome experience and a great beer selection but quite pricey. Might consider Craft & Growler in before the game....just leave some time in to account for traffic.
As for Asian food.....you will want to get it all in here in Dallas as the only thing better in Austin is the Japanese. Trust me we have relatives in Austin and there aren't many options for Asian foods.
BTW which hockey team do you follow? I myself have been really on board with the Blackhawks this year as Dallas has been sucking wind for the past several years.
Longtime follower of your blog here with a few suggestions. Never been a big fan of Stephan piles, but I find it far superior to Fearing's. But, I would choose neither when you have access to such great spots as Lucia-fantastic chef driven Italian in a comfortable atmosphere with great service from Jennifer, Fauna, Stephanie, etc. Tremendous salumi and bread, small portions on apps and pasta so that you can try more, and large, robustly homey mains that hit home just right.
Spoon- Phenomenally fresh seafood from a master. Chef Tesar takes you across the world in his preparations. Ask for Ben to be your server and you'll receive some of the best service available in Dallas since Craft closed.
CBD Provisions- Laid back newcomer in a beautiful downtown hotel. Food includes a wonderful chicken liver mousse with pepper jelly, little goat pies braised in stout, beautiful head on shrimp and grits with house made nduja, and a half pigs head carnitas that if I weren't trying to stay off Lipitor, I'd eat everyday.
AF+B- despite being in Fort Worth, its worth the drive. Chef Jeff Harris, formerly of Craft and Bola, has opened his own restaurant based on upscale Texas food using only Texas ingredients. Great food.
Don't miss Babe's, Smoke for brunch, Cane Rossi(have read your love of pizza) There are also many Asian restaurants worth a visit in the Dallas area.
re: nomnomyum
Hey, thanks for the recommendations. I'll be spending a day in Fort Worth and AF+B looks like it may trump my other dinner choices.
re: cocobinga
What else are you considering?
re: foiegras
Lonesome Dove, Lanny's, Woodshed Smokehouse, Revolver Taco Lounge.
Fortunately, Revolver Taco Lounge has a happy hour, so I'm almost certain I'll be going there.
The others are open for lunch -- Lanny's looks more interesting at dinner.
re: cocobinga
I like Lonesome Dove & Woodshed. Really the patio is what's so great about the Woodshed, but the 'everything' sandwich (I forget what it's called) is really good. They also have a drink I like, but don't expect to be able to tell the ice is smoked ;)
Lanny's when I went was meh. Perhaps one of these days I'll give it another shot. Revolver, I found shockingly overpriced. If you want to spend a lot of money on tacos, I find Velvet Taco more amusing.
Places I like here include Rodeo Goat and Shinjuku Station.
re: foiegras
Just curious what is the appeal of Velvet Taco over Revolver, both about the same price if you don't go during Happy Hour at Revolver.
Is it the variety of cross-cultural fillings (Tikka, Falafel Poke, etc)?
I have never been to Velvet Taco so just trying to get your perspective.
re: LewisvilleHounder
Yes, I find the tacos a lot more interesting, which I think is worth paying for.
What I got at Revolver was an order of lengua tacos. It was basically (as I recall) some perfectly nice corn tortillas, incredibly thin slices of tongue, and cilantro. With tip I remember it running me something like $18. At Velvet, I would've gotten perhaps an equal number of tacos, but each one different, interesting, generously filled, and worthy of conversation. And a meal, not a snack.
re: LewisvilleHounder
At the Velvet Taco, I really like the "Poke" Ahi tuna tacos and, the cornmeal dusted fried oyster tacos. But given a choice, I really prefer the more authentic and (much) cheaper hipster free Mexico City style street taco joints around Dallas.
re: cocobinga
Reviews are mixed. However, I would not hesitate to give it a try if I were you. Don't forget, most of the Dallasites here have become quite jaded.
re: cocobinga
If you have money and time to burn, Stampede 66 is the way to go. May I also recommend the 2-hour parking in the garage next door?
re: foiegras
Oh dang, foie. I just read about your car being towed there -- my condolences.
re: cocobinga
Thanks, coco. Well, I can't say it wasn't a night to remember ;)
re: topeater
Nope - I'm good there.
And for Dallas.
Will report back, as always.
Sunday Brunch: Definitely Bolsa. Tolbert's is good for chili and has a decent all-around southwestern menu (tex-mex and comfort food), but Bolsa is the choice here when it comes to brunch. Also suggest Jonathon's and Smoke in the same neighborhood.
4 dinners: Those are all fantastic and pricey choices. Lucia is a tough reservation to get (you must call on the first of every month first thing in the morning). Agree with demigodh to pick between Fearing's and Stephen Pyle. I also second FT33, Mesa, Goodfriend, 20 Feet Under (BYOB),
3 breakfasts: eliminate bread winners.
3 or 4 lunches: eliminate Cane Rosso and Chicken Scratch (very tough choice there--really can't go wrong).
Meddlesome Moth - excellent choice for pregame.
Snack/Pastry Shops - Glazed Donut Works... Yes. Hypnotic Donuts... Yes--get the chicken biscuit. Can't speak on the others; however I don't think Village Baking Co. is a snack spot. They just make really great breads.
Back from the Dallas part of the trip - actually typing this while sitting in line in front of Franklin BBQ - and must say I was quite impressed by Dallas, the people, and the food scene. Delayed by the totally insane ice storm on Sunday (6.5 hours from Austin to Dallas due to accidents) I made it to a few less spots than anticipated, but all in all I think I did quite well. Full reviews will follow when I return home, but the places I went with a VERY brief thought are below:
The Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek - every bit the culinary gem it is advertised to be; cuisine and service on par with the nation's best.
Oddfellows - kitschy, fun, and good for breakfast. Not a 'destination' but definitely a worthy brunch. Loved the Honey Waffle and Chicken, Country Gravy, Clotted Cream, Maple Syrup. Bottomless, good quality coffee is a big plus.
Ellen's Southern Kitchen - yawn. Good grits, decent French Toast, sub-par fried chicken. Lackluster and disinterested service.
Society Bakery - lovely cupcakes, really friendly service, good espresso shots.
Village Baking Company - The chocolate canele is a revelation and the regular canele is reference standard. Almond croissant was good, not great, and the Kouign Amann was actually TOO buttery (if that is possible) - and not as sweet as those in Paris (or across the US)
Stephan Pyles - Excellent cuisine, fun room, allowed me to craft my own tasting menu at a bargain basement $75 - no complaints at all save for some odd service gaffs (basically forgotten for ~20 minutes at one point)
Hypnotic Donuts - Chicken biscuit is outstanding, donuts are really good, particularly the blueberry fritter and the Jenny's Fat Elvis.
Bread Winner's - yawn. Terrible service too. Banana Bread French Toast was good.
Cane Rosso - As good as any neapolitan in the US. Good service, excellent bombolini.
FT33 - Simply stated, within 2 years (if not sooner) people will be planning trips to Dallas to eat here. The food is as exciting as places like Saison and nearly as precise while the service is gracious yet friendly and educated. The desserts are possibly better than the savories.
Fearing's - disappointment of the trip. Good, not great savories and amazing desserts marred by uneducated 'food runners' who essentially throw food on your table and wander away. Props to the water guy for doing his job and actually being around for more than 1 second intervals. "This is the quail" should not be your presentation of a dish with >20 ingredients.
Glazed Donut Works - Excellent donuts - the cold press coffee one and the rum pineapple fritter are destination worthy.
Smoke - went for breakfast, probably my fault, but service was atrocious and they don't offer any BBQ or smoked meat save for some pretty excellent pork - the brisket is only offered mangled and pressed into a patty with cornbread. Overpoached eggs were the only food flaw - pancakes were excellent, as was the biscuit.
Pecan Lodge - best brisket I've had anywhere, ever - if Franklin is better that'll be a strong statement. The ribs are also excellent, and the pulled pork isn't quite KC quality - though still good.
Zoli's - recommended by server at Hypnotic. Lousy service and greasy, NYC pizza. One would think the team at Cane would use the same quality ingredients here, but instead they just dumbed it down. Seems like a money grab, and I threw away most of the NY Slice and Sicilian Slice.
Emporium Pies - Awesome. Great service, and two perfect slices of pie in "The Lord of the Pies" and "The Drunken Nut." Hung out here using the Wi-Fi for about an hour and the clerks are hilarious - highly recommended.
Dude, Sweet - guy working there was very "bro" and seemingly clueless, but the chocolate is good.
Lucia - worth every ounce of the praise they receive. Gracious service aiming to please, superlative pastas including a pork blood linguini, sweetbread mezzelune, and cocoa tagliatelle with foie gras. Charcuterie is great and the candycap bombolini are as well.
Thanks to all the hounds for their recs. Longer style reviews, blog posts, and photos in the coming weeks.
re: uhockey
Thank you for sharing your (valued) comments of the restaurants you visited while in Dallas.
Please share your opinion of Franklin BBQ vs Pecan Lodge.
re: uhockey
Thanks for the writeup and I look forward to your longer reviews.
One thing I noticed missing from your review is any Mexican or Tex-Mex. I would try to get both while in Austin if you can squeeze it in (you can definitely find room for a taco at some point). It would be a shame to visit Texas and miss those.
re: demigodh
Already had Mi Madre's, Torchy's, and Juan in a Million on the Austin leg of the trip and did all three.
re: uhockey
Great to hear about Pecan Lodge! I'm also interested in Franklin vs PL. I've had better brisket at PL than at the famous places in central TX--but I haven't been to Franklin, yet.
Have only been to Smoke for brunch and dinner. I think it's outstanding in the brunch space ... so many brunches are clones, and Smoke's stands out from the crowd.
Thanks for the report--glad you enjoyed your trip.
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Quick n' Dirty BBQ roundup:
Pecan Lodge was my favorite of the trip for brisket. Franklin was good by too wet and not as pleasantly smoky as Pecan Lodge. La Barbeque had really good brisket, as well, and so did Snow's. Didn't really like the Brisket at Black's or Lambert's much - too dry, no better than the midwest.
For Ribs I liked Snow's the best; Pecan Lodge a close second and then La Barbeque. Franklin was good. Black's was dry. Lambert's was uniquely spiced and really heavy in meat, but not 'traditional' thus difficult to judge.
Pulled Pork at Lambert's was excellent. La Barbeque was also quite good.
Turkey - Loved Snow's and La Barbeque.
Chicken - that chicken at Snow's is alone worth the drive.
Lambert's Bread Pudding is awesome.
Black's - the Jumbo Beef Rib, the Sweet Potatoes, and the Pecan Cobbler!
re: uhockey
Thanks for the roundup! I'm not sure if they have a similar dessert in Austin, but when Lambert's was here, they had a triple coconut cream pie that was TDF.
Wrt FT33, I've only been once, and found the desserts at that time distinctly sub-par. I remember gavlist mentioning a new pastry chef had been hired, but at that time had not yet retooled the desserts. Do you feel like saying more about what you had? Sounds like problem solved, from your review ...
re: uhockey
Your take on Smoke and Breadwinners is very much in line with mine. Why those places are beloved by so many is a mystery to me.
And truer words were never spoken about Lucia. A real gem.
re: Mike C. Miller
Breadwinners isn't a place for foodies IMO. It's like a McKinley's or a Silver Spoon ... someplace to get a decent bite to eat after a doctor's appointment or while shopping--not a destination.
re: foiegras
I totally concur about breadwinners. The service especially is terrible!
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The Vikings will hit the practice fields later this morning at Winter Park as they kickoff OTA #1, so there's not much to report right now. In the meantime, though, we can get to know one of the newest Vikings a little bit better.
CB Lito Sheppard signed with the Vikings earlier this offseason and has been around Winter Park the last couple of weeks. And although the Vikings are a new team for him, Sheppard's transition has been eased by something.
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Favorite food: I love steak, seafood and pasta. Those are my top 3 and I can't go wrong with any of those.
Last song downloaded: I'm pretty much a rap guy, but lately I've liked Usher. So I'd say something from Usher's new album.
Last movie: Iron Man 2. I'm a big super hero fanatic in terms of action and suspense.
If not football, what would you be doing: Something to do with cars. I love cars and I've always wanted to build an engine.
Other sports: Before dedicating myself to football, basketball was my A+ game in middle school and high school. In 10th grade I had to switch to football because of my size.
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Many football followers woke up Wednesday morning still anticipating the Vikings would select a CB in the 1st round of the 2o10 NFL Draft on Thursday evening. But by Wednesday evening, the Vikings had already added a 1st round CB – former Philadelphia Eagle and New York Jet Lito Sheppard.
Drafted by the Eagles in the 1st round of the 2002 NFL Draft, Sheppard has had a solid 9-year NFL career that has included Pro Bowl selections in 2005 and 2006 and then an All-Pro selection in 2004. In 104 career games and 70 starts with the Eagles and Jets, Sheppard has 19 career INTs and 3 TDs and he is also the 1st player in NFL history to post 2 INTs with returns of 100-plus yards.
Credentials such as those make Sheppard a great fit for the Vikings because both starting CBs – Cedric Griffin and Antoine Winfield – are recovering from significant injuries sustained in 2009. While Asher Allen and Benny Sapp filled in well last season, there's no doubt the addition of Sheppard adds stability to the position as well as a player with vast starting experience in the NFL. Sheppard started every game for the Eagles from 2004 to 2007 and was a starter on teams that won 4 NFC East Division titles and appeared in Super Bowl XXXIX.
"He's a hard worker and he wants to be the best at his position and his craft," said Vikings WR Greg Lewis, who played with Sheppard in Philadelphia from 2003 to 2008. "He likes competition, so any time you put all of those traits together you have a good player."
Lewis, who said Sheppard is a good teammate who will fit in well with the Vikings, recalled practicing against and playing with the CB often in Philadelphia.
"He's willing to do whatever it takes to win games," Lewis continued. "He was on a Super Bowl team and he wants to get that ring just like everybody else here.
"Hopefully Antoine and Ced come back as soon as possible, but having Sapp and Lito and Ash there is always good. They are guys with experience. I think it's a great signing."
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