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Bigfoot Gets Its Own Reality Show
Back in April 2013, I posted that a $1,000,000 bounty was put up by a beer maker from Washington state for the capture of Bigfoot. They were to pay $25,000 a year for 40 years to anyone who could capture or provide irrefutable prove of its existence. Sadly, this has not been accomplished and the illusive creature still remains a mystery.
Well, maybe not for long, as Spike TV< is on a quest to find Bigfoot. Dean Cain will be hosting a one hour reality series 10 Million Dollar Bigfoot Bounty that will air on Spike in January 2014. It will be a competition that has nine teams with big game hunters and avid Bigfoot hunters combined to search for the hairy creature. The prize of $10 million is endorsed by Lloyd's of London.
In a report by April Flowers from redOrbit, Tim Duffy, Spike TV's senior vice president of the original series states, "If this series idea had come in without that Lloyd's of London mark attached to it, I don't think we would have taken it seriously, but that's no small chunk of change. What it signified to us was an opportunity to attract the best scientists, zoologists, trackers and Bigfoot hunters in the world in an attempt to prove or disprove its existence."
He added, "We're going to do this right, not fast, and we're not going to do it purely for entertainment purposes. We haven't gotten to that point yet with Lloyd's of London. Because they are the guarantors of this prize, they have a huge say in it. We're still in the process of figuring out what the requirements will ultimately be for the retrieval of the bounty by whoever is successful bringing Bigfoot in."
The teams will use fancy, new-aged equipment and a mobile DNA lab to aid in their search. Searches will be conducted in the Pacific Northwest, where Bigfoot will most likely be found.
Being a Mainer myself, this kind of sparked an interest in one team.
According to cryptozoonews.com, in an article from the Bangor Daily News noted that, one team will be comprised of Michael Merchant, 50, and Kat McKechnie, 39, who are both from Maine. They will compete against eight other teams for the prize. The teams will use the knowledge and skills they possess to "outwit" the competition.
Merchant has also appeared on the Discovery channel's Out of the Wild: Venezuela, and Animal's Planet's Infested. He studied biology at the University of Maine in Orono.
McKechnie studied geology at the University of Maine in Fort Kent, has appeared on A&E Biography Channel's My Ghost Story series. She is the co-founder of a group of paranormal investigators, Maine Ghost Hunters.
Teams will collect evidence and introduce it along with theories to the host Dean Cain and two experts in science, Dr. Todd Disotell and Natalia Reagan as the panel of judges.
Cain is an outdoorsman and hunter, who some of you might remember him from the 1990s TV series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, where he played to role of Superman in the series.
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Originally Posted by LoreWhat's up everybody, Lore here from TankSpot with a quick guide to the Argaloth encounter in Baradin Hold, the instance you get access to for winning the Tol Barad PVP battle.
Argaloth is a pretty simple encounter, which is to be expected. Now any Sunwell veterans out there should pretty much immediately recognize that Argaloth looks an awful lot like Brutallus, and his appearance is not the only similarity. His main ability is a Meteor Slash that's very similar to what Brutallus did way back in the Burning Crusade - it hits everyone in a cone in front of him, and splits the damage between everyone it hits. It also debuffs everyone to increase Fire damage taken by 100%, which essentially means the second Meteor Slash hits twice as hard. So, the proper way to deal with it is to split the raid into two roughly equal groups. Each group should stand near their tank to make sure they get hit by the Meteor Slash. As soon as one group gets hit, the other group's tank should taunt so that the Fire damage debuff can fall off. This makes a simple back and forth rotation between the two groups. Get hit by Meteor Slash, the other tank taunts, your group gets topped off, and as soon as the other group gets hit, your tank taunts and you repeat the process.
While that's going on there will also be a fairly dangerous Damage over Time effect being applied to the raid. This needs to be dispelled as quickly as possible to not only stop the damage from going out, but also give you time to top off your group inbetween Meteor Slashes. We found Mass Dispel to be a huge help here, and our priests actually chose to glyph for it to help out a little more.
Now, every third of his health (so at 66% and 33%), he'll begin to channel something called Fel Firestorm. When this happens, everyone needs to spread out immediately. He starts throwing a whole bunch of fireballs out at everyone which do a little bit of damage when they land but also leave a patch of fire on the ground. The fire lasts until the Firestorm phase ends, so everyone needs to be careful not to box themselves in with nowhere to go. It's also important to make sure that, even though you do need to spread out, you don't go too far and end up out of range of your healers, because you are taking damage. That said, once you get an idea of how it works, it's really not that hard to deal with. As soon as he's done channeling Fel Firestorm, the fires should disappear, and your two groups can just fall back into position. One thing to note is that there does appear to be a little bit of a glitch and sometimes not all of the fire disappears, but it's not a big deal; you can just work around it.
The last little trick Argaloth picked up from Brutallus is his Enrage timer - you've got 5 minutes from the pull until he goes berserk and just starts killing everybody. We were able to take him down with a bunch of pretty fresh 85's and a handful of Heroic dungeon gear, but we... cut it pretty close.
Thank you very much for watching this video! Keep an eye on Tankspot.com for even more encounter guides coming very soon, as well as more information on Argaloth or any other boss. My name is Lore, and I'll catch you guys later.


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Pats To Honour Jordan Eberle December 5th
November 20, 2012
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Regina, Saskatchewan – A night Regina Pats fans are waiting for is finally been confirmed. The Pats will officially retire the jersey and number of former Pats star, Jordan Eberle, in a pre-game ceremony at the Brandt Centre, December 5th. Since postponing the original date scheduled for this past October, the Regina Pats have been working closely with the Jordan and his family as well as the Edmonton Oilers and Oklahoma City Barons to find a suitable date allowing Jordan to be in Regina for this special night.
"We are pleased that we have been able to find a date that works for everyone involved and that we will be able to go forward with this special night as planned," comments Pats President Brent Parker. "We know how much this honor means to Jordan and his family and we are all very much looking forward to raising his number to the rafters of the Brandt Centre on December 5th."
Advance tickets for the Jordan Eberle Retirement Night presented by Mosaic are available through ticketmaster.ca or calling the box office at 543-7800. For information on Group Tickets call the Pats Office at 522-PATS.


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'Door number two' still an option as Cardinals coach Arians looks for a QB
New Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians has been hammered with questions about the team's quarterback situation since he met the media the day he interviewed for the job. Wednesday, when he sat in front of the media once again at the Cards facility, he started with a statement about the popular topic.
"Nothing has changed on my comments on quarterbacks since the last time we talked," he said. "We are presently evaluating, now that we have the staff together, everyone that's on the Cardinals team. Practice squad and everybody that played last year, guys that are on IR and we're all pleasantly pleased at what we're seeing."
Arians can't blame the media or the fans for wanting an answer to the question of the revolving quarterback. Last year the team used four different QBs in the span of 16 regular season games.
"The quarterback situation will take some time. I like what we've got and what we have will be better," Arians added. "If there's a better option behind door number two, Steve (Keim) and Jason (Licht) will search it out for us and will look at that option also and see if that's better for the Cardinals."
Arians also said that some of the offensive woes last season were due to injuries, and he's partially right. Both Kevin Kolb and John Skelton missed significant time, and that could have contributed to the dead last offensive ranking.
"There's nowhere to go but up," Arians said. "I guarantee you we won't be there this year and I think injuries played a big part of that."
Arizona averaged just 263 yards of total offense per game, including 75 yards on the ground and 188 in the air. The team scored an average of 15.6 points per game.
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I am a big fan of YA "problem" novels, but this may have a few too many issues thrown in the mix. The dialogue is often clunky and tries a little too hard to sound hip. The drama never quite lets up and yet the romance is not fully explored. There is always room for more LGBTQ fiction for teens, but this one would not be at the top of my recommended list.
Angie has to deal with a lot. Everything from her distant and not-so-nice mother to being bullied at school for her weight. This story deals with heavy topics like cutting, bullying and war, but while heavy, it portrays a realistic experience of one girl in high school. If you like to read stories where people overcome the odds stacked against them without it working out perfectly, this is a good one to check out.
Best thing Is the fact that she's gay isn't front and centre, there's a bigger background story
Awesome story! This would be a good read for a mother & daughter or for a book group. There are numerous topics that could lead to wonderful discussions.
I agree with amcewen10. This is a good book for anyone who feels like they don't belong or are "coming out". Touching and very real. It's sad to think that for some people this is a way of life. I would love to meet Fat Angie and give her a hug :)
I would recommend this book to any teen or adult. This book made me cry it made me sad and a little angry. This book is a great read.
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Someone recorded a video of Erin Andrews through the peephole of the ESPN sideline reporter's hotel room, without her consent, while she was naked.
The video was posted online but has since been removed.
Over the weekend, someone sick loser apparently posted the video, which people are still searching for via cached video clips and torrent video files.
It is not known at this time which hotel, when, and at what time the video was taken. For now, Erin Andrews herself isn't commenting on the topic.
Her legal representatives are taking on the Erin Andrews nude peephole video, however. Marshall B. Grossman of Bingham McCutchen LLP said:
Guys everywhere totally wanna see Erin Andrews nude. That is perfectly understandable. But going to such lengths to do so is seriously uncool.
"While alone in the privacy of her hotel room, Erin Andrews was surreptitiously videotaped without her knowledge or consent.
"She was the victim of a crime and is taking action to protect herself and help ensure that others are not similarly violated in the future."
"Although the perpetrator or perpetrators of this criminal act have not yet been identified, when they are identified she intends to bring both civil and criminal charges against them and against anyone who has published the material."
"We request respect of Erin's privacy at this time, while she and her representatives are working with the authorities."
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As a frequent business traveler, I've spent plenty of time in hotel rooms. Based on the placement of furniture (desk, dresser, bed, mirror, etc.), the camera was filming her from the main door. Whether it was from the peephole or a drilled hole in the door, I don't know. But it was definitely in the vicinity of the main door. If you go into most hotel rooms, as soon as you walk through the main door, you will see the dresser, desk, and a mirror all aligned the same way as in the secret video recording.


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Greg Olsen Talks Kelvin Benjamin & Heart-est Yard Charity Concert
This week on "The Mac Attack," Carolina Panthers' tight end Greg Olsen called in to talk about their third preseason game against the New England Patriots, addresses questions about key Panther players, and talks about the importance of his Heart-est Yard concert at Coyote Joe's on September 15th.
Newton, Stewart Lead Panthers Past Chiefs, 28-16
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — If Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera has his way, Cam Newton won't be running as many read-option plays as he has in the past.
If Jonathan Stewart runs the way he did Sunday night, Newton won't need to.
And So It Begins: Carolina Panthers Kick Off NFL Football
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No more talk about could Lebron consider playing in Charlotte, no more who was your favorite Brady Bunch kid, say goodbye to all of our favorite get me through summertime show topics.
QB Newton Wants To Take More Ownership Of Offense
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Quarterback Cam Newton said he plans to take more ownership of the Carolina Panthers' offense without his top four receivers from last season.
49ers Have Top Ground Game After Early Struggles
The San Francisco 49ers have gone from one of the NFL's worst rushing teams in September to the league's best in November, and it's easy for offensive coordinator Greg Roman to identify the players on his unit who have made it happen.
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Mike Mitchell is bringing a little attitude — and a whole lot of big plays — to the Carolina Panthers' defense.
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The Panthers are leaning just how valuable wide receiver Brandon LaFell is to their offense — and not just when he's catching the football.
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As North Carolina nears the midpoint of the season, Larry Fedora's Tar Heels still haven't figured out how to get their offense moving like last year.
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Ron Rivera said he's not turned into a riverboat gambler.
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As the final seconds ticked down, Cam Newton walked across the field to find Adrian Peterson and offered a warm embrace.


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3D Robotics and other drone makers have joined Intel and Qualcomm in an effort to formalize the creation of open-source hardware and software for the unmanned aerial vehicles.
This year's Grand Prize winners were a trio of bright young women from Ireland who presented a project that uses soil bacteria to speed up cereal seed germination. But that's not the only incredible project at Google's annual science fair, and we discuss a few of our favorites on today's show.
On today's show, we praise the amazing finalists of this year's Google Science Fair, check out a "hack" that allows you to use IKEA products and your iPhone as a game controller and give our blessing to a custom, open-source robot named Jimmy.
This free font integrates regionally appropriate Japanese, Chinese, and Korean language promises to be a boon to designers and developers.
The software Google's browser uses to show PDF files has been proprietary for years, but now it's an open-source project called PDFium that others can scrutinize or use themselves.
In shareholder conference comments and while talking to a BBC reporter, Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk hints at opening up electric car technology to competitors.
Q&A: Years ago, Microsoft's CEO described open source as a cancer. Times have changed. Just ask 22-year Redmond veteran and open-source proponent Mark Hill.
Microsoft's decision to open-source more of its .Net platform didn't happen overnight, or even in the past few weeks. It was a move years in the making.
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A look at the best art museum exhibits of 2011 suggests that Fort Worth and Dallas institutions synchronized their calendars to provide an uninterrupted string of great shows. There was a brief lull during the summer, which was understandable as it was so beastly hot, but the spring shows continued through most of the meltdown, and when fall finally arrived, there was another round of stellar exhibitions -- most of which are still on display.The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth began the greatness in January with "Ed Ruscha: Road Tested," and the Dallas Museum of Art closed 2011 with "The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk."The year was not without turmoil, as there were significant upheavals in the management echelons at the local museums -- many more than in years past. The ramifications of the comings and goings will be felt dramatically in the years to come.And even though the economy seemed to be in a continual downward spiral, there was an acquisition of major proportions at the Kimbell Art Museum, and a new gallery opened in Fort Worth.All of the major museums had a standout exhibit during the 12-month period, so the Best-Of list is chronological, not qualitative.Each of these exhibits was exemplary -- a perfect fit with its host institution. And amid the calendar of great exhibits, there were moments of sadness and exaltation.January : "Ed Ruscha: Road Tested" opens at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. The Oklahoman who traveled to California found his greatest inspiration behind the wheel of a car.February: "The Lost Manuscripts From the Sistine Chapel: An Epic Journey From Rome to Toledo:" Forty illuminated manuscripts made for the Sistine sacristy or pope's library, which were saved from Napoleon's sacking of Rome, go on display at the Meadows Museum."The Hudson River School: Nature and the American Vision" at the Amon Carter Museum of Art presents some of the most glorious landscapes of American art. The timing of this exhibit coincides with the arrival of the Carter's new director, Andrew Walker, who takes up residence just as the museum began a yearlong celebration of its 50th anniversary.March: Brand 10 art space opens in Fort Worth, breathing new life into a decimated gallery scene in the city.April: Bonnie Pitman announces her resignation, for health reasons, as director of the Dallas Museum of Art.May: "Picasso and Braque: The Cubist Experiment, 1910-1912:" A tough-to-love art movement is made palatable with deft illustrations and insight by the Kimbell Art Museum's staff of curators and conservators.June: "Silence and Time," at the Dallas Museum of Art, provides a contemplative discourse on the way we experience time.July: The Kimbell announces the hiring of curator George Shackelford, who will report for duty as the senior deputy director next month.August: "African Headwear Beyond Fashion" opens at the Dallas Museum of Art. The exhibit of head coverings that signify status, gender, military rank, hunting prowess and religious or tribe affiliation runs through Jan. 1.September: The Kimbell Art Museum buys Nicolas Poussin's Sacrament of Ordination for $24.3 million.Supremely talented Fort Worth artist Kirk Hayes has a rare gallery exhibition at Conduit Gallery in Dallas.The Nasher Sculpture Center mounts its best exhibit to date in "Tony Cragg: Seeing Things." It closes Jan. 8.October: The Kimbell Art Museum does the impossible, bringing in 10 paintings by the Italian baroque master Caravaggio and more than 40 works by artists who were highly influenced by him. "Caravaggio and His Followers in Rome" proves to be a crowd-pleaser; it will remain on display through Jan. 8.Talented contemporary British artist Nigel Cooke brings a large group of his most recent paintings to the Goss-Michael Foundation in Dallas; they will be in residence through Feb. 18.The Dallas Museum of Art announces hiring visionary director Maxwell Anderson away from the Indianapolis Museum of Art. He arrives with the new year.November: Malcolm Warner, the highly creative and beloved deputy director of the Kimbell Art Museum, is lured away by the Laguna Art Museum in Southern California to be its director."The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk," something entirely new and different for the Dallas Museum of Art, opens. The retrospective of the wildly creative designs of the French fashion designer, along with a rare glimpse of the sublime artistry of French couture, runs through Feb. 12.Gaile Robinson is the Star-Telegram art and design critic, 817-390-7113Twitter: @gailerobinson
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Trouble Installing Windows 7
I built a new computer just last week and I installed windows XP on it without any trouble. Then I tried to install windows 7 professional x64 and every time i do it, I get one of two Blue error screens. If it cuts off before the instal can even begin, it says
A problem has been detected and windows has shut down to prevent damage
to your computer
If this is the first time you've seen this stop error screen,
restart your computer. If this screen appears again, follow these steps:
Check to make sure any new hardware or software is properly installed.
If this is a new installation, ask your hardware or software manufacturer
for any windows updates you might need.
If problems continue, disable or remove any newly installed hardware
or software. Disable BIOS memory options such as chaching or shadowing.
If you need to use Safe Mode to remove or disable components, restart
your computer, press F8 to select Advanced Startup Options, and then
Select Safe Mode.
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*** Stop: 0x0000001E (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
But sometimes it makes it into the install portion and cuts out halfway through and gives the same message with the error code as.
*** Stop: 0x0000000A (0x0000000000004510, 0x000000000000000D, 0x0000000000000000, 0xFFFFF8000CEE5280)
I have tried installing all of my motherboard drivers and finding updates online but nothing seems to be resolving this issue. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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|09 Apr 2010
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MOBO - Biostar TA790GXE 128M
Processor - AMD Athalon 2 quad core 2.6ghz
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|10 Apr 2010
Are you booting the installer or running from 64 bit XP? Try both.
Try removing all but 2gb of RAM and retry. Then switch sticks. Test your RAM.
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win 7 ultimate32bit, Win8.1pro wmc 32bit
|My System Specs
|11 Apr 2010
I took out one of the sticks and attempted to boot again. It is giving me the same error codes as before. I even tried switching it out with the memory from a computer that I have had for a while to see if one of those sticks would work to the same result.
I am booting the installer.
|My System Specs
|11 Apr 2010
If you also have 64 bit XP, can you try running installer from there?
To eliminate DVD or OD as cause, can you try booting from USB flash stick installer: USB Windows 7 Installation Key Drive - Create or Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool
Check your cable connections and BIOS settings closely, one by one. Are you setting SATA controller to AHCI to start, then IDE if necessary, to try Windows 7 install? XP may not be agreeable to this but try it anyway.
Did you initialize if a new HD, or test your HD using Seatools full CD scan: http://www.seagate.com/ww/v/index.js...00dd04090aRCRD
Can you remove the video card to default to onboard graphics, or change out the vid card?
Did you format using XP, as it has a slightly different partition table. Delete the partition and use Windows 7 installer to format if you get there. I would personally save an image of XP using free Macrium Reflect, then use Seatools to zero the HD to try a clean slate install.
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|11 Apr 2010
I tried running the installer throught XP and XP really is not liking it. It freezes or blue screens every time. Now I have started getting blue screened while in XP, so I am starting to think it is more along the lines of a hardware issue. I will run down the BIOS for a while again, but I have checked them multiple times before.
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Jason Castro: I've Never Been High, Manby Mischalova at . Comments
As you debate which American Idol finalist will be voted off tonight - David Cook, David Archuleta or Syesha Mercado - contemplate the following question:
Has last week's eliminated contestant, Jason Castro, ever been on drugs?
The dreadlocked singer says no, he's never been high. Seems kinda hard to believe, doesn't it?
"I think that, especially with things like [Idol], people like to stereotype so easily. Just because a guy is really easy going... People have always said that [about me]," Castro said.
"When I was younger I was real hyper and they'd think I was always drunk and I had never had a drink of alcohol until, like, last year. But the fact is I've never been high in my life."
Do you believe Jason Castro?
okayokay........whoa here
why would you ever even think he is on drugs?
he is the most honestly awesome guy i know.
(i do know him btw.
i was the girl in the music video "lets just fall in love again"
the little girl blowig bubbles that hands him a note and then we do our secret hand shake. he is nice and acts really hyper but dude...
he aint like bob marley he is not hugh
Ok. I know Jason personally. He used to be the drummer in one of my best friends band. And he has never been high. Stupid.
ok what the heckkk?! just becausee jason is a laid back guyy who doesnt care doesnt mean hes high all the time hes just that kind of clueless kinda guyy and i love him soooo much for it
I absolutely believe Jason Castro has never been high! He has a reputation as a good kid on his college campus. I m looking forward to a CD being released of Jason's music.
Jason is simply the most genuine, talented and charismatic contestant ever to grace (and I do mean GRACE) the American Idol stage. Saw him perform on the tour in San Jose, CA, July 8. He is truly gifted. Jason is just a NATURALLY high spirit!
It still amuses me how goofy and laid back translates to 'druggie' for some. Some people are beyond brainwashed. It's so obvious he's never been high. AI's editing was hilarious.
Please... How did it ever get a subject for discussion? Of course he is not on drugs! He is just a down to earth kind of guy, that is enjoying the moment. You know, some people just are that cool! Wish I was! Love his style and music! Go Jason!
I believe Him he is a all together good person and people should respect him for what he is. Shame on all of you who started this rumor. Jason I get hight just looking and hearing you your the best good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I meant his SONGS plural not song.
Why would he even bother lying about it? He's in the music business and from all appearances you can you can get away with just about anything. So no reason to lie. He seems like a really nice guy, a little shy maybe. And always in need of a nap, but thats about it. Personally I love Jason. I especially love his singing, his studio versions of the song from idol are amazing.


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So I picked up Philadelphia Magazine's October issue for the 50 meals under $50. Some I've tried, others I haven't. But I didn't want to take their word for it. Who's got an opinion? Should I really venture out of my safe haven of Center City (or usual Center City spots) for some of these?
Just so you have it, the list (yeah, I know, it doesn't add up to 50...I have no idea why unless they're including random sidebar restaurants):
Under $15
Honey's Sit and Eat
Station House
El Jarocho
Great Burger
Nudy's Cafe
Silver Diner
Nifty Fifty's
Ants Pants
Hershel's East Side Cafe
Alfred's Tomato Pie
Grey Lodge Pub
Su Xing
Mama Palma's
Sweet Lucy's
Boathouse Raw Bar
La Esperanza
Silk City
Geechee Girl Rice Cafe
Kim's BBQ
Beau Monde Creperie
Teresa's Next Door
Thai L'Elephant
Picanha Brazillion Grill
Blue Sage
Modo Mio
Hamlet Bistro
So, folks. Whatcha got?
Picanha Brazilian Grille is definitely worth the trip. 6000 block of Castor Ave if I recall.
Go on a Friday (hey that's tomorrow!)..it fills up fast, but definitely fun with locals and everyone speaking Portuguese. The rodizio is what you want (i think about 17.99 a head for all you can eat buffet style salad and brazilian sides....and grilled meat...meat till your eyes pop out.
It's BYO...locals bring all the fixins for mojitos or caphirinas(sp?)..the waitstaff is always willing to mix up a batch.
Kim's BBQ is also worth the trip. 5900 block of North 5th St. I havent been in ages but it's been there for ages and from what I've heard its really good.
neither is too far of a jaunt out of CC..
Of places on that list that I've been to, you should go to El Jarrocho, Bridgid's, Shouk, Vietnam, Citrus, and Blue Sage, and not bother with Honey Sit n Eat, Beau Monde, and Divan. Of course, that's just my opinion, and in fairness to Divan I was only there once, a couple days after they opened when they were still going through some growing pains.
Also, El Jarrocho is around the corner from a bad drug street, a guy was actually shot dead in their doorway last summer. So if you go, go during the day. We live close enough that we can get delivery, but I doubt they deliver to CC. If you want to fill the 'cheap, great tacos' slot on the list, Los Taquitos de Puebla is a better bet.
re: Buckethead
Was just at Vietnam last weekend with my wife and we had yet another disappointing meal. I think the place is over-hyped and serves average food at best. Their Pho surely isn't that great. So I think it shouldn't be on the list. The Grey Lodge Pub is a unique place in the Northeast, I know the owner Scoats. Used to be a grungy little dive bar serving fantastic beer. Now it is a place with a very nice restaurant upstairs and still a unique (and updated) bar downstairs serving some of the best beer in the region. Their "Friday the Firkenteenth" celebrations (held every Friday the 13th, twice a year) brings out THE best local breweries for an incerdible time. The place is worth going to for the brews alone.
re: idia
The cover says "50 great meals," not "50 meals." I do, however, agree with you that, at least of the places I've been to on that list, none are great, though some are good to very good.
To use Vietnam as an example, the food is solid. I've never had a disappointing meal there, but if someone were to ask me for great food, I wouldn't dream of sending them there. It's Vietnamese with a slight S. Chinese bent and nothing special except the fun dragon bowl drink.
Of course, we're also talking Philly Mag here. These are the folks who put out "best of Philly" lists that include things from NJ & DE. (Not to say that those places might not be great, but they're not Philly.)
re: Ali
But it's not just "50 great meals" it's "50 great meals under $50" it's also stipulated as meals for TWO (ref: http://www.phillymag.com/articles/50_...) so in reality it's not just 50 great meals or even 50 great $50 meals, it's 50 great meals that cost less than $25.
re: jzerocsk
I think Ants Pants has one of the best bacon, egg, and cheese's in the city. I think that one qualifies IMHO.
I couldn't disagree more with Rizzo's, Nifty Fifty's, and Silk City. I am always disappointed whenever someone drags me to one of these restaurants.
I can attest that you will get a great meal at GeeChee Girl Cafe. My husband and I have been there quite a few times for dinner and Sunday brunch and each and every time the meal is completely amazing. Crunchy pan fried fish that has no trace of greasiness, homemade grits, roast chicken, sweet potato cakes with spicy sauce, the best homemade chocolate cake with fresh cheal.... I'm drooling thinking about it. If you have never been,,, go! Besides great food, the service is extremely friendly and the owner is terrific.
I can also say that you will have a great experience and great beer at Grey Lodge and Bridget's. The food is quite good, but plays second stage to their great beer selection.
Thai L'Elephant is great if in the burbs. I had great duck there for dinner. Also, if in the area, they have a $7.95 lunch special daily (soup, app, entree). Also, FYI, there is a coupon for 20% off on their website (the owner told me to print it each time).
Some on this list might be under 50, but I would not venture out for them.
When I saw this article I definitely tried to take it with a grain of salt since it's Philly Mag and focus on the fact that it meant simply some great meals for great prices - not the best meals or restaurants possible. Given that...
I will say that I love Teresa's Next Door which is all the way out in Wayne though. It's a bit of a trek but the beer list (28 on tap alone) is divine, and I can't go without getting the Carne de Lomo app. I think it must be the taste of the tortillas and peppers that do it for me. The mussels are all done really well also.
I also really enjoy Brigid's (again - a great beer list, I guess there's a pattern forming here!) but for two meals under $25 you will definitely find some tasty choices.
I haven't been to most of these, but that doesn't surprise me since I generally don't trust Phila magazine on any account (I think the writers have a very main-line point of view, not at all like the Philly people I know). But here's my take on what they listed.
Rizzo's: gross greasy pizza. I live in Glenside, and I could walk there but choose not to.
Vietnam: fantastic. But you can eat there for way less than 26-35 bucks.
Beau Monde: just okay creperie. Overpriced if you ask me.
I've heard good things about Honey's, but I doubt I'll head out there any time soon, since I can make a fantastic brunch in my own kitchen!
re: potroastcat
Thanks for the feedback! I'm not usually a Philly Mag reader, but was interested in their choices, even though they do have the reputation many have listed above.
In case anyone's interested of those I've eaten at:
Honey's--Great brunch; everything else is just so-so.
Nifty Fifty's--Gag inducing.
Ant's Pants--Excellent eggs benedict and bacon stack.
Mama Palma's--Not fabulous, but not terrible.
Sweet Lucy's--Excellent, though I wasn't a fan of buffet night.
Modo Mio--Such terrible service, I'll never go back.
I've been to one restaurant in each price range.
Nudy's Cafe - loved it. had the best goat cheese roasted red pepper omelets there!
Nifty Fiftys - blah. didn't hate it but i'm sure not dying to go back. just boring to me.
Devi - its just okay. I definitely prefer Taste of India in Exton way over Devi!
Teresa's Next Door - great place. would recommend.
Bluefin - loved it. great sushi, good prices. worth the trip to Plymouth Meeting!
re: snowy11480
Nifty Fifties is a good place to take the kids, and honestly, I think they have a good turkey burger. I don't eat fast food, so I would say it's a good alternative to that. Not everyone is going to eat at Le Bec every night.
But you would be trying HARD to spend 16 with two people...think more like ten. You can easily share a medium fry. They have pretty ridiculous portions, IMO. Than again, I eat real serving sizes.
I might eat there once a year.


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Lunch on 84 somewhere between Hartford and Danbury?
- ebone Nov 8, 2012 08:06 AM
Will be driving from Boston to Philly tomorrow and was thinking about a stop somewhere along the way for lunch. I thought it would be better to stop somewhere along I 84 in CT rather than try and do it in the greater NYC area. Does anyone have any suggestions that would be relatively convenient on that stretch of 84 between Hartford and Danbury? Honestly, any cuisine is acceptable, it just has to be good food.
We always like the Blue Colony Diner when traveling through that area. Lots to choose from. Food is good quality, "Diner Food". Great desserts. Very convenient. Right off of 84 in Newtown, CT.
re: awm922
I like a good diner now and again, especially since we don't really have them in Boston, so it can be kind of a treat.
Does anyone know if it's worth it to get off the highway to go to Pepe's? I realize it is not the original, but I have never been either way...
Anything else in Danbury that might be worth the detour?
re: ebone
I'm a fan of the Pepe's branches.
If you want to stop in Waterbury http://www.avventuradeli.com/ for great hot grinders
re: ebone
I recently pulled off the highway in Manchester (before Hartford, when going southbound) to have dinner at Pepe's on the way to Maine, and it was worthwhile. A step down from the original, to be sure, but still way above the average pie.
We frequently stop at Nardelli's Grinders in Waterbury. They won best grinder in the state from CT magazine for several years. That claim may be open to dispute, but they have a variety of hot and cold sandwiches that my family enjoy. It is just off the highway (exit 25, I believe), so it is an easy pit stop on a road trip.
re: SteveSCT
I agree with Pepe's. Not quite the same as New Haven, but still better than any alternatives.
For a Diner alternative, we've never had a bad meal at Town Line Diner in Rocky Hill
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I'll second the Rocky Hill Town diner as well as the Cromwell Diner (Exit 21 - I-91) as being an excellent, quick stop, but neither is all that close to I-84 without taking a fairly significant detour.
I've never found anything all that great along the I-84 stretch, except perhaps a hot dog at Blackies (exit 26 off I-84 in Chesire) or Demo's Snack Bar / Diary bar in Southbury (between exit 14/15 off I-84).
If time isn't too much of a factor and you want an excellent meal, East Side Restaurant in New Britain serves excellent German style (closed Mondays).
re: SteveSCT
I thought I was finally going to get to try Nardelli's after driving past it hundreds of times. (it's a little tricky to get to if you are coming from the direction of Boston. A couple of turns to get to Main Street). But anyway, we got there and it was CLOSED on Sunday!! You would think they would do a booming football business. Anyway, it seems they are "closed most Sundays" whatever that means. Something to consider. We were not the only people who were bummed out that day. Seems to be quite a destination.
However, they are opening one up in Southington soon.
re: jcmods
If you don't mind taking a couple of turns off the highway, you can find much better grinders in Hartford than Nardelli's could ever dare to dream. Maple Giant Grinders on Adelaide Street makes my grinder of choice, but they're not open Sundays, either.
I'm sure folks here can provide other quality grinder options closer to 84 if that's what you're after.
re: jcmods
PS, one thing I totally forgot to mention is that there is an Albanian Social Club right next to Nardellis. It looks pretty interesting if someone is interested in Bourek's. Unfortunately, I did not have time to check it out.
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He asked for good food, though, and Gold Roc by no means qualifies.
Chuck's Steak House at exit 4 (take a left and a quick right) has a nice salad bar (with freshly baked sourdough bread) and great burgers plus other reasonable entrees at lunch.
re: AdamD
I'm not really familiar with the area, but I don't believe the OP was looking for
"destination worthy" food. The destination is Philadelphia and OP is looking for a few ideas for more than OK food along the way. I used to visit Hartford and West Hartford, which are right off of I-84. I recall a variety of ethic places in the area. among other places, but have not been the area for a while.
re: Leslie
By destination worthy I mean place that are more than a mile or two off 84.
There is good food in hartford and west hartford, but it will add 20-30 minutes to your trip to seek them out.
re: jcmods
Off exit 32 past the fast food joints.
Its a true dive but the chili dogs are very good. Its considered one of the "classic" CT hot dog spots.
We drive this stretch all the time. Admittedly, we never really stop to eat anywhere because it is only a 1.5 hour drive for us. However, I have heard good things about a vietnamese place off exit 6 in Danbury (If you are heading east it is exit 5). A few years back, Jim Leff wrote that Danbury is a chowhound Mecca. I don't really know if that is still true. There was some sort of hungarian goulash lady there.
The only drawback is that Philly has lots of good Vietnamese places now. I know because they started springing up left and right the minute we moved back to NY.
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also attended college in PA more than 40 years ago...............................
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Went there once, they call themselves a "deli" and don't have Hard Salami.
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I agree. The last few times I was there it was a definite disappointment, more fast food atmosphere and (almost) food.
Thank you all for the suggestions. If I do this trip again, I will consult this list and maybe try something different next time. To be clear, my intent was to find something good to eat along the way (a 6ish hour trip), so that we wouldn't have to stop at McDonalds or the like. Ultimately we ended up at Frank Pepe's in Danbury and thought it was delicious (we had a half pepperoni pie). We had never been to the original, so we did not have that standard to compare it to. The pizza was charred on the edges, but chewy/crunchy in the interior with a nice sauce to cheese ratio. Pizzeria Regina in Boston sets the standard for me and this was right there with it. We would definitely go there again (and would love to hit the original). Thank you all for the recommendations.
re: jcmods
We tried the deli one, I think Fatoush, and found it awful. We asked for gyros. They took precooked meat out of the cooler, put it into a wrap, stuck in some french fries, also from the cooler, put all into the microwave and served that to us. Never again. As far as the restaurant next door is concerned, it has changed hands twice since we've been there so I can't comment on it. Now go to the building just past their's and you can get a grinder at Nardelli's.
re: junescook
I guess the other one is called Sultan's Turkish Restaurant. I actually found it on Yelp.
We actually found another vietnamese place off exit 46 in West Hartford. The name of the place is Pho 206 on 206 Park Avenue (which is about three miles from the exit, but fairly simple to find). We found it because we also wanted to visit the Mark Twain House and Museum which is in the same general area. It seems like there are a lot of vietnamese places in West Hartford. We both had the beef Pho and thought it was better than what we've had here in New York (and we dont have any in Westchester County where we live).
re: jcmods
Very cool. Definitely quite a few Vietnamese options in the Park Road area. Thanks for sharing one more.
;) Winking because, by the way, Park ROAD...much less schmantzy than Park AVENUE. ;)
P.S. to you, jcmods. Lately, I find tips and new info more often on Yelp instead of here. Wish folks would chime in more frequently. Thanks again. It's perfect pho weather!
re: jcmods
I had Hue's spicy hot beef noodle soup for lunch today. It was hot as hell--the kind of hot that leaves your lips hot and tingling a good long while after eating. But some of the beef was tough--how does THAT happen? I'm accustomed to pho with thinly sliced rare beef. And I know much tastier pho can be found around here. Luckily, we do not lack for Vietnamese restaurants in this area.
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