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It's hard to comprehend how a rubber yellow duck can bring so many people together. The rubber duck project was started by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman. The duck graced Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour in May of 2013. Something as simple … Continue reading
Stranger #31 Carl
Stranger #31 Carl
2013.11 (sometime) – Tsim Tsa Tsui, Hong Kong
I was fortunate enough to meet Carl in the middle of Tsim Tsa Tsui. I asked, and he agreed to pose for me as he was curious about the large format camera that I was using. It has taken 3 years for Carl to grow those awesome dreads.
Stranger #30 – Robert
Stranger #30 – Robert
2013.10.14 – Wan Chai
I was invited to attend, observe and photograph a Sikh ceremony, Phalia Prakash Sri Guru Granth Sahib. This ceremony celebrates the Guru Granth Sahib was bestowed the title of being the eternal and final Sikh Guru. This procession took place in Wan Chai in Hong Kong, the oldest Sikh Temple which has a long history during the colonization of Hong Kong. The Sikh religion doesn't evangelize or seek out new believers like in many other religions, which is why I found it interesting when I met Robert.
Robert is studying in Hong Kong. He initially came to Hong Kong living from hand to mouth; from one couch to the next. In his travels, he was welcomed by the Sikh temple. Over time, he came to know their faith and eventually adopted it as his own. This was his first time getting his head wrapped and commented that it was very much like the echo people hear when they walk around with their fingers stuck in their ears. This made him a little hard of hearing.
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The power of digital photography.
In the early days of photography and when it was in its infancy, the subject was terribly removed from the process.
Walking into the photographers studio, a subject's first reaction was the reaction to the smells. A range of foreign odors, foreign and pungent to the uninitiated. Magnesium nitrate, tannic acid, albumen, pyrogallic acid, potassium bromide, ammonium carbonate, or maybe vaporized mercury. Eventually curiosity will overcome the shock and perhaps wonder whether the smell of glycerin is actually safe? And perhaps the ethyl ether is beginning to make you a little light headed.
Then the photographer emerges from behind a curtain. A shadowy curtain of mystery. Mysteriously, there was no light emanating from behind the curtain. To the more creative mind who has just read Bram Stoker's feature novel, might suspect that this man is a vampire.
The photographer extends a welcoming handshake; but the subject is taken away by the sight of the photographers hand. A hand that has been blackened and deformed by the collodion and ambrotype chemicals. Burns and callouses scar cover most the hands – the spaces left between are left dry and cracking. Every crack and blemish is highlighted by a blackened soot that doesn't wash off. These are the hands of the photographer.
When led into the photographers studio, the subjects sees a weird array of chrome, steel, brass and other metals. Unusual clamps, stands, chains litter the path to the sitter's chair. Next to their chair is one particular stand; standing behind the chair. It has an arm that protrudes out and into the chair, right where your neck is suppose to be. The sitter's eyes widen with a steady mix of caution and curiosity. The photographer tries to give a reassuring smile while motioning the sitter to sit. Once seated, that metal stand behind the chair begins probing your neck. The photographer runs off and disappears behind the camera and the dark cloth. Only the photographer's legs are visible.
Once the picture is taken, the photographer removes something from the camera, and disappears off into another room.
I find this whole process makes it impossible for the subject to get involved photographic process. It is shrowded in mystery and potential dangers and perhaps some B-rated alien movie. Digital photography has shed a light onto the general public and has made this whole process accessible. Anyone can pick up a camera and take a picture of their friend. There is no mysterious photographer disappearing into and out of darkened rooms; nor anyone hiding behind the camera. Hands are no longer scared by chemicals. And the best thing yet is how the image appears in a few mere moments.
Despite the wonders of modern technology and instantaneous feedback, something is missing. There is still a magic to be held when a physical tangible print is in someone's hands. There is a moment when the subject sees their own photograph in their hands for the very first time. A surprise? A wonder? Definitely some kind of magic.
These people I met when I was invited to a neighborhood community block party. It was a big meal and there was a lot of people. This community is a huge contrast to the typical non-community driven apartment complexes. I had the honor and pleasure to photograph and share some of my photographs with them. I want to make sure I can always communicate this wonder with my subjects.
Therefore, I am seriously considering adding a mobile printer to my workflow when traveling. Especially when I don't want to put my Polaroid 110B into harms way. A digital camera. A film camera and a Canon Selphy CP900. hmmm.


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Archaeologists uncover 'Unicorn's lair'
The lair of a unicorn ridden by King Tongmyong, one of many monarchs from Korea's Koryo Kingdom, has been found, according to the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), the state-run agency of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Lest you doubt the report, know that the KCNA's Introduction page tells us the agency "speaks for …
For the headline,
I think I would consider putting "archaeologists" in quotes as well, el reg.
Re: For the headline,
Well, all the archaeologists in the story are claiming is that they found a square rock room labeled "Unicorn's Lair". The NK government is, of course, doing what governments the world over do when some scientists come up with some minor find that can be blown up into a propaganda parade.
Re: For the headline,
So does that mean if I get the words "this is the last unicorn penis" tattooed with 1000 year old charcoal in the appropriate place... It won't be all in a single line mind, but...
Re: Eddy Ito
I'm certain they will correct the error bars and drift in the Charcoal dating by checking if the rings match annual weather estimations first Eddy... ;)
Re: For the headline,
True enough.
I have to admit, I didn't even read the article before laying out that quip.
Re: For the headline,
Accurate reporting with that image?
Seems a bit of a rarity...
Re: For the headline,
In the best tradition of El Reg "trick cyclist" appellations; shouldn't "archaeologists" in this case be "sand pit explorers"?
Seen elsewhere ...
The Koreans also have a saying: Drink until you see unicorns.
Re: Seen elsewhere ...
But for how long should the unicorns drink?
The way NK chooses its 'leader', ...
.. they've got an 'ancient right of kings' thing going on there. After that, unicorns are fine by me.
On a related note:
Time's "Person of the year 2012":
...I suspect some shenanigans...
Re: On a related note:
That would be /b/ at work:
Re: On a related note:
It may be worth noting that Time's "Person of the Year" is supposed to be the most newsworthy person (or thing, or abstract concept, or whatever they decide to pick) for the year - not necessarily a good person, or even a (directly) influential one.
It's probably not worth noting that of course any Internet poll of even vague interest to a group of significant size will be gamed. Internet polls are designed to attract readers, not elicit information (except about which option is more appealing to people with nothing better to do).
Here in California ...
... my wife gets her NORKs off on my single horn ...
Yadda, yadda, yadda. Blah, blah, blah. Whatever.
Bottom line, the North Korean people are three panes of glass away from freedom. It'll happen. Hopefully in my lifetime ... I have a couple 300 year old split-cane fly-rods that I'd like to restore for my Grandaughter. I *think* I know how to do the work, but I don't want to cock it up before I start ... The only folks who actually know how to rebuild that kit are in NK, alas ...
Re: Here in California ...
Split cane rods aren't that rare. They are expensive, sure, but there are several people who can successfully repair them. They also just simply degrade over time. If they haven't been cared for properly it may be too late to save them.
Re: Here in California ...
Or here in Scotland - my father used to make them, and I believe has eight of differing provenance and vintage. The art has not passed down, alas.
And I'm the Queen of Sheba!
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Welcome to these humble pages o great Queen. <no homophobia here>
Be warned! Remember what happened to Hans Brix.
Simon Sharwood will be sneering on the other side of his disembodied face when he gets dropped into the Shark Tank for writing this strongly worded report.
Re: Be warned! Remember what happened to Hans Brix.
I think you mean "retort" rather than "report" ;-)
Sounds familiar...
In the twelfth century a grave and lead cross were "discovered" at Glastonbury Abbey carrying the legend "Here lies interred the famous King Arthur on the Isle of Avalon".
The abbey church was being rebuilt at the time. There had been a fire, and the number of visiting pilgrims had dropped off dramatically...
Re: Sounds familiar...
Much like Padre Pio then,. who would always have one of his stigmata moments whenever the church needed a bit of wonga.
Commies will say anything to get a laugh... Ah-hahahahahahahaha :P
This unicorn...
...is there a song along the lines of "I so lonely" interred in there as well?
Re: This unicorn...
I so ronery
How do I picture a "Unicorn Lair"?
A deep underground structure that is also secret command and control center managed by unicorns, possibly with flashing lights and doomsday crystals?
Re: How do I picture a "Unicorn Lair"?
Don't laugh - MiniMe runs NK since Dr. Evil passed away - he looks the type to be humping frikkin' unicorns with "lasers" attached to their heads...
Wrong picture
The asian unicorn is a diferent breed
Re: Wrong picture
so, a 'horned devil' (*two* horns!) or antelope, or even just a male deer ???
or even
Re: Wrong picture
Looks like something out of a MLP/Anime crossover.
Re: Wrong picture
I have to say that does look more like something that belongs in a "lair".
Re: Wrong picture
Anakin, you beat me to it, the Qilin or Kirin only slightly resembles the western unicorn. But you could have mentioned the most likely place for this crowd to find one - on a bottle of beer:
Yes, illiad, very like a deer or antelope, if flames crawling over the body are normal for those species.
Catching one...
I believe involves the use of virgins. Or at least A virgin. Them NK's are always good for a larf. Whatever will they come up with next.
Re: Catching one...
And how do you find a virgin?
Right. Start with the unicorn...
Obvious why their borders are so heavily guarded
What with having the sexiest man in the world as their leader, *and* unicorns, if the North Koreans didn't guard their borders so well, they'd be swamped by people wanting to live there.
Much like the Bosnian pyramids
"Before the Mesopotamian empire, before the pharaohs of Egypt, the civilization of Old Europe imbued with divinity the sun, moon, sky, sea, horizon, and other aspects of the natural world..."
The Bosnian pyramids were apparently built 25,000 years ago. Even now there still seem to be people volunteering to help with excavations and prepared to fund this operation.
"the entire history of the development of human civilization will have to be rewritten with Bosnia-Herzegovina at its centre"
Oh my God. Much the like the "undersea road to Atlantis" from the Bermudas (turned out to be a natural formation).
Re: Much like the Bosnian pyramids
So you mean it can look like a unicorn, if you look at it from the right direction and squint a bit?
Meanwhile, every actual geologist who's taken a look has described the Bosnian pyramids as, er, "hills". I wish 'em luck with the excavations, it takes the aggregates industry several years to chew through a decent sized hill using explosives, humungous excavators and 40-tonne dumper trucks, never mind doing it with trowels and buckets.....
Re: Much like the Bosnian pyramids
Presumably the pyramids were discovered right at the moment when Medjugorje stopped attracting the tourists and there was a vacancy in the Balkan-crystal-spiritual-day-trip market. See also the Serbian vampire village panic that's going on: http://www.catholic.org/international/international_story.php?id=48759
social sciences?
the key to understanding is right there.......social sciences? hahahahah, put on this McDonalds shirt and answer the customers, theres a good chap!!
Oh North Korea... you little scamp, trying so hard to be stranger than Japan.
Unfortunately only a capitalist economy can support Japan's strangeness levels.
Subsistence farmers enjoying the righteous fruits of the proletariat's dictatorship only infinitesimally away from Marx' "end of history" - not so much.
The block was so time-worn that most of the lettering was indistinguishable. What it really said was:
UNIx CORe Net LAyeR
Funny how
the DPNK are alluding to sovereignty over the Korean peninsular based on a fairy tale of a unicorn ridden by an absolute monarch.
I would have thought absolute monarchy would not be something they wished to be proud of.....oh, hang on, I guess absolutism is what they have now eh?
Anyway, from my reading, King Tongmyong was founder of the most northerly of the three Kingdoms of Korea, not the entire peninsular.
.../ now, I must be off to feed the dragons at the bottom of the garden.
Re: Korean story
"seldom" true?
Re: Korean story
Name of a Pub?
Perhaps they have found the oldest pub with a cute name, not an actual lair of unicorns?
Re: Name of a Pub?
So you think that stone tablet is a sign of the times?
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Hematidrosis (also called hematohidrosis or hemidrosis or blood sweat) is a very rare condition in which a human sweats blood.[1]
Signs and symptoms[edit]
Blood usually oozes from the forehead, nails, umbilicus, and other skin surfaces. In addition, oozing from mucocutaneous surfaces causing nosebleeds, blood stained tears, and vicarious menstruation are common.[2] The episodes may be proceeded by intense headache and abdominal pain and are usually self-limiting. In some conditions, the secreted fluid is more dilute and appears to be blood-tinged, while others may have darker bright red secretions resembling blood.[3]
Investigation such as platelets count, platelet aggregation test, coagulation profile and skin biopsy reveal no abnormalities and direct light microscopy of fluid demonstrates presence of normal red blood cells. Investigations also failed to show any vasculitis or skin appendages (i.e. sweat glands, sebaceous glands and hair follicles) abnormalities.[3][4]
It may occur when a person is suffering extreme levels of stress, for example, facing his or her own death. Several historical references have been described, notably by Leonardo da Vinci, describing a soldier who sweated blood before battle, and men unexpectedly given a death sentence, as well as descriptions in the Bible that Jesus sweated blood in the garden of Gethsemane (Luke 22:43-44).[1]
The condition is very rare but there are reports in medical literature of successful treatment with beta blockers (propranolol 10 mg)[5][6] with significant reduction in the frequency of spontaneous blood oozing. The successful use of beta blockers supports the theory that the condition is induced by stress and anxiety yet this etiology is not established yet as the high prevalence of stress and anxiety in the modern era did not change the incidence of this extremely rare disease, suggesting that other co-abnormality also play a key role in this disease.[4] Atropine sulfate transdermal patches have also been used successfully.[3]
See also[edit]
- Hyperhidrosis
- List of cutaneous conditions
- Haemolacria - blood in tears.
- ^ a b Jaju, B.; Phiske, M. M.; Lade, N.; Jerajani, H. R. (2009). "Hematohidrosis - A rare clinical phenomenon". Indian Journal of Dermatology 54 (3): 290–2. doi:10.4103/0019-5154.55645. PMC 2810702. PMID 20161867.
- ^ Holoubek, J. E.; Holoubek, A. B. (1996). "Blood, sweat and fear. "A classification of hematidrosis"". Journal of medicine 27 (3–4): 115–33. PMID 8982961.
- ^ a b c Biswas, S.; Surana, T.; De, A.; Nag, F. (2013). "A curious case of sweating blood". Indian Journal of Dermatology 58 (6): 478–80. doi:10.4103/0019-5154.119964. PMC 3827523. PMID 24249903.
- ^ a b Mora, E; Lucas, J (2013). "Hematidrosis: Blood sweat". Blood 121 (9): 1493. doi:10.1182/blood-2012-09-450031. PMID 23570065.
- ^ Wang, Z.; Yu, Z.; Su, J.; Cao, L.; Zhao, X.; Bai, X.; Zhan, S.; Wu, T.; Jin, L.; Zhou, P.; Ruan, C. (2010). "A Case of Hematidrosis Successfully Treated with Propranolol". American Journal of Clinical Dermatology 11 (6): 440–3. doi:10.2165/11531690-000000000-00000. PMID 20666570.
- ^ Khalid, S. R.; Maqbool, S; Raza, N; Mukhtar, T; Ikram, A; Qureshi, S (2013). "Ghost spell or hematohidrosis". Journal of the College of Physicians and Surgeons--Pakistan : JCPSP 23 (4): 293–4. PMID 23552544.


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Is a 1000w PSU enough for this setup?
Okay so I'm gonna be running this setup, I've done calculations and I may need to a new PSU, I don't know though, I've tried to do calculation online but it all said I require more then 1000w, but many people tell me not go buy those PSU calculators anyways here it goes
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What is the brand of the standard Dell 1000 Watt? It may very well be a cheap PSU. It may not have the correct connectors your require either. I have to recommend an upgrade to a high quality branded PSU.
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The info we require is on the PSU directly. Manufacturer, Model and any output information. Pictures are always welcome!
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SeaSonic or Corsair 1000-1200 Watt PSU, with a single +12v rail, and fully modular.......with a system as nice as what you have listed, there is no reason not to go all out on a new PSU. 5 years wear on a PSU is quite a bit.
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The GTX 780 TI Sli needs 600W and the intel i7 4930k needs 130W. The rest of the components should be OK with the 270W provided that it is a solid PSU.
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Dell makes sure they have a good quality PSUs in their Desktops. There are some unknown Manufacturers that makes quality PSUs.
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However some PSU's do 'degrade' in efficiency over time, not being able to output to it's rated max. ~5yrs it's hard to say.
Dell have used a variety of PSU's over the years in Alienwares - Yours 'could be' a Neuton Power N1000E-01
With a minimum of 800W for 780 SLI, plus some overclocking I'd say you'd be okay. Although if you find you're getting a lot of restarts then would be the time to buy a new PSU.
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He will need serious amperage on the 12 volt rails for the 700 series cards. Don't forget about that.
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The Alienware area 51 is one of Dells better desk tops. I don't think Dell would skimp on the psu they used. 1k watss should run your listed parts with no problems. Dell is known for using proprietary parts but the Alienware uses standard parts from what I read. Unless you are experiencing power issues I wouldn't worry about it.
Nvidia spec is 600 watts for the 780, I've had one hooked up to my kill-a-watt meter and at 100% it pulled 480 watts. Testing different systems for power consumption with the kill-a-watt has shown me that the high end boxes very seldom pull over 700 watts total in game play. In a bench test with all air and h2o cooling at max, cpu and gpu at max, I see just over 800 watts from a 9590 with a pair of 7950's, 2 loops and 10 fans. If you OC the cpu and gpu with voltage increases this number will go up.
If you do decide to replace your psu measure the replacement carefully, the high output psu can get fairly large and there is no standard on the length of the body.
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- Emma F. Nov 28, 2001 12:24 AM
Hello, everyone!
So, I'm a pancake fiend living in a Harvard dorm, with no car but a strong hankering. Any place in Boston (South End's a bit tricky but I'd welcome suggestions), Cambridge, Somerville, Newton or Brookline is do-able; further than that, depends how good they are. Where's the best place for pancakes? Especially (mmmm) blueberry ones??
Here's what I've tried and some quick thoughts on each; feel free to air your opinions.
Johnny's Luncheonette: taste too much like the butter they used on the griddle. Pretty mediocre, though they'll do in a pancake pinch...
Rosebud Diner: Bland, tasteless, flavorless blueberries. All about the maple syrup, which at least comes in a nice personal dispenser.
Greenhouse Restaurant (Harvard Square): had these several years ago. Remember they were monster-size, pretty sweet. Actually, I think I ordered chocolate chip, and you can't exactly screw those up. Are the regular ones any good?
BC Eagle deli (Cleveland Circle): Standard. From a mix. Cheap&plentiful. Nothing special.
Zaftigs: Best I've had in Boston. Fluffy, sweet, dusted with confectioners sugar. Very cheery. Excellent quality blueberries. Could maybe do without the strawberry butter. A plus: they put the berries BOTH inside AND outside the pancakes. Too bad when they only do one, or they don't even ask...
and, yeah, IHOP: It was late, we were hungry. I think they were sort of okay. Not my first choice, though I'd take some babysittees for the clown pancake. BICKFORDS, though, is just horrid.
When my daughter was researching colleges, I visited the Harvard website dining section and found that the school has an extremely high opinion of the quality and variety of food provided to students.
Since you're looking for good pancakes off-campus, I'm wondering...
How is the dorm food and on-campus dining, really?
re: ironmom
thanks for the question! I feel so...useful!
Hmm, well, before I start the tongue-clucking, I'll say I commend Harvard for their efforts at environmentalism. They take recycling/waste reduction/conservation quite seriously, so they're always doing environment-conscious things like get rid of single-serving containers (ketchup, mustard, syrup, sugars), use recyclable everything, keep the trash minimal. All things I care about, though they're not exactly chowhound-ish.
And the dining rooms are all SPARKLING clean. Hardly ever even see crumbs on the tables. And the staff are realy helpful and quite friendly. And they refill things fast, so that's good.
But, you inquire about the food...alas, it doesn't exactly sing to the heavens. Often, I find myself making bizarrely combined mutant-meals, based around what doesn't look gross.
Quick note: I'm a freshman, so I eat in a big old dining all that serves 1600. So things will be a little more hectic/of lesser quality there. I'm increasingly heading toward the upperclass 'houses' (if anyone's interested in finding out about the Harvard housing system, I'll explain sometime), where ALL the food is of significantly higher quality. Freshman ARE allowed to do that. Keep that in mind.
Good news: There's lots of food and an unlimited meal plan. Nothing is molding or rotting (can't say the same for my high school, certainly), nothing is old, there's always cereal and many breads, and you can always get burgers/veggie burgers/grilled cheese...far more than the old "you can always have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich..." Plus, the salad bars are way above average in terms of variety/freshness. And some of the best pickles I've ever had. And the muffins at breakfast are excellent. The pancakes have their good days (tho its sometimes depressing when they become the 'vegetarian alternative' for dinner). Pasta: okay if ya like that (I'm not a big pasta eater). The fish, surprisingly, is quite high quality, especially the salmon with corn relish. Good 'mexican cuisine,' i.e. quesadillas. And opportunities abound for creativity. There's a microwave - make your own fajita pizza! Be creative and try a baked apple! Plus you can make your own salad dressings with the bottles that abound. And at brunch, they have smoked salmon!!! Every week!
THE BAD NEWS: Most of the meat is overcooked and covered with gooey slop that they then term "mango chutney" or some such nonsense. Tofu dishes are all interchangeable, no matter WHAT they say its flavored as. The rice is highly un-pleasing. Horrid french fries. There's not much festive twists to things: she'll find no stir-fry bars like at some schools. The cakes/pies at dessert, while their presence is appreciated, are quite hit-or-miss. Not much of a homey touch, though cooking in bulk is never simple.
Verdict: actually, more good than bad, particularly for upperclassmen. Though if you come from a meat-starch-vegetable home you'll have to learn unorthodoxy.
And everything could be more flavorful...though if you care a lot about food, grab the jar of garlic, pick up the olive oil, and season it up! Make creative salads. Play. Most people don't, but you can.
Also, learn the frozen yogurt culture. It's all about frozen yogurt.
re: Emma F
I'd say that's a pretty accurate description of harvard food (I'm a senior so I've eaten my share of dining hall food). it has its off days...like a week ago when I found what looked to be a nail in my lo mein. There's some variation between the upperclass houses in terms of food. my house, for example, probably has one of the weaker dining halls. I try to improvise but there's not all that much to work with. as far as relative to other schools, I'd guess that we're decent but I still find it hard to believe that the dining services won all these awards. I once ate at Tufts and their food was way better...I guess the name carries some weight...
nice to be back posting after having my last 2 posts censored.
re: dz
My daughter ended up at BU. They have a lot of different meal plans there which are priced the same, but since to go back to a dorm at lunch is inconvenient, hardly anyone takes that plan. Generally, they select a certain number of meals per week or semester, and they get "points" to spend at on-campus locations for the rest of the meals. If a person doesn't spend their points carefully, they can end up running out of meals and points before the end of the semester. Somehow I feel that if I pay $3500 a year for her food (which comes to about $3.50 a meal, far more than we ate for at home) that she shouln't have to go hungry and ante up more money before the year is out.
So I gave her my rice cooker, which she hides in her room and uses to make ramen and cook vegetables "stolen" from the cafeteria.
I know things could be much worse. At BC they operate on a "points-only" basis. $11 for dinner, anyone? And at many colleges the students buy only as many meals as they can afford at registration time, hoping they can come up with cash at a later time when they are hungry.
re: ironmom
As a BC alumna, I just wanted to clarify this post. I don't remember many $11 meals and I only graduated a few years ago. Most came to around $5 which is what I usually spend on take out any way. The new dining hall is great and offers tons of options as well. I actually wanted a school on the poinhts system as most I looked at had better quality food and more flexibility for meal times.
My vote for the worst food goes to UMASS Amherst. I had a friend there and meal time was the worst. The dining hall was always overcrowded and you had to each in a short time spot. If you couldn't make it at that time, then you were out of luck. Drinks were served in dixie cup-sized glasses so you either had to take 8 initially or get up constantly. I can't even begin to describe the poor quality of the entrees.
On a brighter note, the best college food I found was at St. Anselm College in Manchester, NH.
re: ironmom
If your daughter insists on both good food and the Ivy League, Cornell is the college to look at.
One place I'd try would be the Neighborhood Restaurant off Union Square in Somerville. It's a Portuguese place that has fantastic brunches; I can't say that I've paid particular attention to the pancakes, everything I've had there has been good, not to mention cheap & plentiful.
I hate to say this because I think over all the place stinks but try Doyle's in Jamacia Plain.You can get there by T it is about a 3 minute walk from Green Street Station. This is about the only thing Doyle's does good. It is a great bar,but an absolutley terrible restaurant(IMHO).
re: ScoobieSnack
Seth is right about Doyle's blueberry pancakes. I get a short stack and it's plenty. But I kinda like the place overall and wouldn't be quite so down on the food. It's definitely no better than mediocre but there's a lot to choose from and you're not paying much.
re: Joanie
Whoops, it was Scoobiesnack who wasn't into Doyle's.
re: Joanie
For the record, I like Doyle's; it's an honest joint for burgers, pizza, & beer, and doesn't pretend to be anything but.
re: Joanie
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sweet potato pancakes with pecans-best pancakes I have ever had.
Walk (or take the bus) about a mile down Cambridge St. to Inman Square in Cambridge and check out the S&S Deli. I haven't been there for a few years, but I recall having some pretty good blueberry pancakes there.
Enjoy your search.
This may not be convenient but it's worth the trip especially if you enjoy a classic diner. Try the Capitol diner in Lynn just off of 1-A. Great breakfasts including pancakes and other items and a great overall experience. I used to live in Harvard Square and the trip was worth it. You could even take the train from North Station since the diner is under the RR tracks (a real Edeward Hooper scene).
re: chuck s
Good call with the Capital Diner, Chuck. They have great breakfast, yet because it is a bit out of the way, I forget about it. The train from North Station is the Rockport line and the bus also runs from Haymarket (Bus numbers 441, 442, 426).
I am normally not a pancake lover (prefer waffles) but the best pancakes I have ever had are to be found at the end of the brunch buffet at the Blue Room in Kendall Square. Admittedly, $20 for brunch is a lot if all you want is pancakes, but they're worth it. They are small (about the diameter of a grapefruit) and thin, and manage to be fluffy without getting pasty or mealy the way so many bigger pancakes do. Speaking of which, while I love the Neighborhood Restaurant, I think their pancakes suffer from this problem. Also, the Blue Room pancakes are served with really good maple syrup. Not to mention that the rest of the brunch is fantastic.
re: Bob W.
What are good pancakes?
re: BLT
What are good pancakes. My criteria for good pancakes are relatively flexible, but I probably won't like a pancake it fails to satisfy any of them.
1. Texture: The ideal pancake is smoothly browned on the presentation side and stippled on the underside. The size of the pancake is unimportant, but I tend to prefer smaller pancakes to larger ones. Fluffiness is a lot less important than many people think. Some pancake recipes, especially mixes, saturate the batter with leaveners to produce an exceptionally fluffy texture. If the recipe isn't perfectly balanced, some leaveners will be left over and give the pancake a terrible aftertaste. I tend to prefer a slight chewiness, but not to the point of rubberyness. Pancakes should not be greasy.
Flavor: Not too sweet. If you can taste the fat the cakes were fried in, it had better be quality grease. Poor quality fat will give the pancakes an off taste. I prefer pancakes made with buttermilk to those made with sweet milk. 1) Buttermilk adds depth of flavor, 2) Produces superior texture.
re: Bob W.
The pancakes are still cheap at the Poor House, but they're not good. They're obviously from a mix. They're dry on the outside and doughy in the center with a slightly chemical aftertaste. Moreover, they taste like they've been fried in too much cheap fat.
1. The Best: Blue Room. However, they are only available as part of a $20 buffet, which may be a bit much for a student. On the other hand, if I had lived near Blue Room when I was in college, I would have headed there every Sunday for their spectacular brunch and done all my eating for the week!
2. The Usual Suspects: Sorella's in Jamaica Plain (stunning variety but the plain ones and blueberry ones are great) if you can stand the lines; Charlie's Sanwich Shoppe in the South End; SoundBites in Somerville.
3. Other: Linwood (in the Fenway) used to make an amazing Baked Pancake which my brother called the best pancake he has ever eaten. A little different than what you may be looking for, however.
re: Simon
Where is this "Linwood" you speak of? I live in Fenway and go to school in Somerville. The Rosebud Diner is bitterly disappointing, all the food there sucks, much the same is true of the other authentic train car diner in Ball Square (The name escapes me...Kelly's?) Soundbites has amazing food. Their pancakes taste homemade, which is the highest praise I can offer. I recommend the three-fruit combo: strawberry-, blueberry-, cranberry-pancakes.
re: Lindsay B.
Just wanted to mention a good kelly's diner experience.
We've only eaten there once, but the corned beef hash that I got there was great ( see thread below about good corned beef hash ) and Allison got a very good turkey club, quite a decent diner classic version. Never tried their pancakes though, and probably never will with soundbites down the street. Weird that it is an old diner but new to that local, unusuall.
re: Lindsay B.
The Linwood is on the corner of Queensbury and Kilmarnock, diagonally across from Thornton's. The BBQ place.
re: Joanie
That's right about the Linwood location.
The crazy fiancee lives one block away so we eat at the Linwood often. Interestingly, we have found that the BBQ is typically the weakest aspect of the menu. The specials (in particular the catfish firtters) are typically the best. The mashed sweet potatoes are also divine.
Back to the point: many months ago we went there for brunch and my brother had a baked pancake that he calls the best pancake he ever had. It was supposed to be a baked apple pancake but he asked for it without the apples!
Although I have not tried them, I bet that the pancakes at SoundBytes in Ball Sq, Somerville (on Broadway) are good. I have had their challah french toast which is great, and many people have told me that other brunch items are fantastic. They have many types of pancakes on the menu, including blueberry, and they are served w/ real maple syrup. Has anyone else been here? Are the pancakes as good as the french toast?
re: Dave M.P.
Yes, the pancakes at SoundBytes are great. However, it would be a shame to miss out on the "no place like home fries" which come with the eggy dishes. They are more like fried garlic mashed potatoes, and completely awesome. I suppose for those who don't worry about too many carbs, you could get both. SoundBytes rocks.
Actually, the apple pancake is the only reason ever to go to a Bickford's. But you have to wait, and it isn't much like a pancake at all.
My daughter and I used to split one baby apple pancake and a dish of ice cream for brunch on the days we were passing by a Bickford's.
The full-sized apple pancake is something you would sucker your friends into ordering just to see their faces when they saw what the server brought them.
Try the Paramount on Charles Street (near Beacon St.) in Beacon Hill for very good blueberry pancakes. Take the Red Line to Charles/MGH or Park Street. In the mornings it is cafeteria style...order and pay first before being seated.
I have to chime in on the Blue Room pancakes...worth it completely and pretty close to you if you go to school in Cambridge. I was so moved by the pancakes there that I asked what their secret was...not too greasy, not too dry. The chef replied: "no fancy griddle, just a well-seasoned, clean cast iron skillet rubbed with a tiny dab of veggie oil on a paper towel for non-stick action." Then...he gave me the RECIPE!! He'll probably give it to you to; it's printed up and scaled down for the smallest batch possible. It still makes like 88 pancakes, but you can freeze the extra batter and have more next weekend. So, there you have it...the BEST brunch in boston, the best pancakes, and the recipe to feed half your dorm the next time. Worth the $20.
Now if you could just get the hot plate to work...


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◆PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Bide your time. Don't race into anything, even if someone is pressuring you. Spend time mulling over your choices in a relaxed atmosphere. Make your home your safety zone. Let your imagination lead you to new possibilities and ways to advance. 5 stars
IF JUNE 29 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: Take an unusual approach to the way you live. Change will inspire you to take on goals that will lead to bigger and better opportunities. Start the process of planning and organizing your future to better suit your personal and professional needs. Shake things up, pick up the pace and demand greater independence. Your numbers are 4, 16, 21, 28, 33, 44, 47.


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| Las Vegas, United States Of America
18 February 2014 -20 February 2014
Chemicals, Dyes & Allied Products
WPMA National Convention & Convenience Store Expo is a leading convention in its category. The conference is attended by foremost experts of the field, and is a great platform for discussion of important issues of concern in the present times. The entire program will comprise of seminars, workshops, management sessions, and keynote addresses in addition to the trade show. The conference will discuss the latest trends in the industry.
The excellent networking opportunities at the WPMA National Convention & Convenience Store Expo also facilitate exchange of ideas, and negotiations of relevant business solutions to specific customers problems. The conference will on the whole be a great experience for all the attendees.
Venue DetailsMirage Hotel
Las Vegas, United States Of America
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