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Your gloves, bracers, shield and chest have a ton of defense on them and while that is great as soon as you get upgrades you'll be trying to make up the difference.
Thats the problem I hit when I started replacing my rep blues with heroic/badge/naxx gear, before I knew it I was farming a defense trinket to make up the difference.
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Companies providing telecommunications services to these countries would have to complete an annual report disclosing their due diligence investigations. Such reports must make it clear that the countries receiving the technology have a demonstrated respect for human rights. The bill would also require that the U.S. government maintain a list of technologies that could be used for censorship or monitoring, and companies would be prohibited from exporting those technologies to any government on the "Internet-restricting countries" list.
In May 2012, the U.S. Senate passed an amended version of a House bill (H.R. 1905), which would require the U.S. government to impose sanctions on individuals and companies that transfer or facilitate the transfer of sensitive technologies to Iran or Syria, or provide services for such technologies. Potential penalties for these activities would include automatic denial of U.S. export licenses, ineligibility for U.S. government procurement contracts, and prohibitions on transfers of credit or payments through U.S. financial institutions. The House and Senate bills have differences that will have to be worked out in a conference committee. Once a single bill has been created, both houses will have a chance to vote the final bill up or down.
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PAMPLONA, Spain (AP) - The penultimate bull run of Spain's San Fermin festival left at least 23 people injured Saturday, when thrill-seekers fleeing the beasts were crushed at the narrow entrance to the bullring, officials said. Two of the injuries were gorings.
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It appears that there's another team in the Roberto Luongo sweepstakes.
According to Adrian Dater of the Denver Post, hockey analyst and former NHL player Enrico Ciccone of TVA Sports, and confirmed by TSN's James Duthie on Twitter, the Philadelphia Flyers are interested in acquiring the services of the veteran goaltender.
Duthie tweeted that the Flyers have inquired about the Canucks goalie, and are in a position where they could buy out current netminder Ilya Bryzgalov in June.
Trade rumours surrounding Luongo have been front and centre with this week's announcement of a new CBA for the NHL and its players. The Toronto Maple Leafs and Florida Panthers have been the two teams tied most closely to potentially acquiring Luongo.
Nonis will ABSOLUTELY make a strong push to get Roberto Luongo from Vancouver. Take that to the bank.
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Ok … Leaf fans. The question from HTR is … Do you really want Luongo? What would you give up to get him?
THIS N' THAT – Bruce Garrioch Ottawa Sun
If the Toronto Maple Leafs are going to deal for Roberto Luongo they're going to have to sweeten the pot. League sources say Leafs GM Brian Burke and his Canucks counterpart Mike Gillis haven't spoken about the possibility of a Luongo trade since September. Contrary to popular belief, Gillis isn't going to give Luongo to the Leafs just to get the goalie's $5.3 million cap hit off the roster. It's believed the Canucks want good prospects in return and Burke might not be prepared for that kind of deal. Luongo won't be dealt to the Florida Panthers, which is where he really wants to go, unless they, too, sweeten the pot. The asking price: A player who can help the Canucks immediately, a top prospect and a draft pick in exchange. It would make sense for Gillis and Burke to get together … Two defencemen getting raises: You'd have to think, depending on the length of the deal, that Montreal Canadiens blueliner P.K. Subban will get a contract with a salary in the area of $5.5 million while New York Rangers defenceman Michael Del Zotto will get around $4 million. Both are restricted free agentss. Habs GM Marc Bergevin spoke with Subban's agent Don Meehan on Monday. Del Zotta spent part of last year in the minors and doesn't have quite the same bargaining power as Subban.
Roberto Luongo-to-Maple Leafs gaining momentum
After leaving the Toronto organization to become the assistant general manager of the Montreal Canadiens, Rick Dudley claimed the Maple Leafs, with the same roster they had last spring, would be a playoff team if they had solid goaltending.
Roberto Luongo certainly would fit that bill. And, amidst all this Luongo-to-Toronto speculation, this could very well be a case of "where there's smoke, there's fire."
Leafs, Roberto Luongo rumours already swirling
Goaltender Roberto Luongo issued a tweet on Sunday that said: "So (what) do we do now?"
Many Toronto fans may be asking the same question after months of speculation over whether the veteran goaltender with the 12-year contract will be joining the Maple Leafs from the Vancouver Canucks for the lockout-shortened NHL season.
Roberto Luongo trade to Leafs isn't a done deal, at least not yet: Cox
No NHL player can be traded during the lockout. But that doesn't mean nobody is talking trade, or that trade rumours can't gain life while the players are locked out.
That seems to be the case with the Leafs and their pursuit of Vancouver goalie Roberto Luongo, with multiple reports this week indicating that a deal was either close or completed in principle.
Well, not true. At least not yet.
Yes, the Leafs remain very much interested in securing the services of Luongo, and the talks are very much alive. It's believed Leaf GM Brian Burke and his Vancouver counterpart Mike Gillis spoke as recently as two weeks ago, at which time the Canucks demands were reduced from the bounty they requested at the draft, but not enough for the Leafs to agree to anything.
At the draft, reports indicated Vancouver asked for centre Tyler Bozak, defenceman Jake Gardiner, a first-round pick and winger Matt Frattin in exchange for the 33-year-old Luongo. The Leafs had no interest in paying that kind of price, largely because there is no significant market for the services of the veteran goaltender.
The Leafs, however, have only James Reimer on their NHL roster, and he's a goalie in search of bounce-back season himself. So they have a definite need for quality veteran goaltending and the Canucks need to get Luongo out-of-town.
So talks have continued on and off, with Bozak as the centrepiece. Vancouver believes Bozak would be a good fit as their No. 3 centre behind Henrik Sedin and Ryan Kesler. The Leafs might be willing to pay more than Bozak, but how much more is unclear.
The most recent owner's CBA proposal, meanwhile, may have altered the temperature of talks between the two clubs.
Luongo has 10 years remaining on a contract that comes with a cap hit of $5.33 million per season and expires in 2022. His actual salary is $6.714 million for the next six seasons, including the 2012-13 campaign, but then drops by 50 per cent in the seventh year and to $1 million in each of the final two.
The belief has long been with this contract that he'll play for six years, then retire, taking the Canucks off the hook for the cap hit in the final four years.
Leafs should avoid Bernier: 5 reasons
When Jonathan Bernier, the Los Angeles Kings' well-regarded backup, announced his desire to be traded, rumours swirled that Toronto would be an appropriate landing spot. Here are five reasons why a Bernier-to-Leafs deal should not be struck.
1. They already have him.
More or less: Canadian goaltender chosen in the 2006 draft; will enter the 2012-13 season at 24 years of age; never played a playoff game; save percentage just on the friendly side of .900.
Take away the Mennonite background and last season's rash of injuries — not a small deal, we know — and James Reimer is Jonathan Bernier. Neither is quite ready to carry a team into the postseason, but both have shown hints of brilliance that, with patience, health and some strong coaching, could get them to that proverbial next level.
Thing is, on paper, the Leafs goalie looks equal to or better than Bernier, who carries with him the perception of a potential star netminder being selected 11th overall (to Reimer's 99th) and having won gold with Canada at the 2008 World Junior Hockey Championships. (Bernier went 1-1 in the tournament, splitting post duties with Steve Mason.)
Sure, there are hockey minds out there that believe Bernier's hybrid stand-up/butterfly style and quick reflexes make him a prime candidate to improve with experience, but who's to say a healthy Reimer (or even the untested Ben Scrivens, for that matter) won't appreciate at the same rate?
Reimer has played 71 games to Bernier's 48, has actually won more games than he's lost (34-24-9 to Bernier's 20-17-5), and has posted comparable stats — despite playing behind an appreciably worse defence. Reimer has six shutouts, Bernier five. Bernier has a .910 save percentage, Reimer's is .914.
2. Bernier wants to be a starter now, but might not deserve it.
Bernier told TVA that he wants to be a starter in this league, but his impatience could be his undoing. Yes, it was only one interview, but Bernier and his Stanley Cup ring could have chosen to play things cool. There are worse jobs than getting paid millions to platoon in for a quarter of a season in a gorgeous city on a young, excitable winning team, allowing your skills to improve under limited scrutiny behind the second-best defence in the entire NHL.
Leafs in pursuit of Bernier?
Sure, it goes against what Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke has previously said.
Then again, what hasn't.
Regardless, the Leafs are reportedly going after young Los Angeles Kings goalie Jonathan Bernier, not the veteran netminder Burke told a Toronto radio station he was interested in acquiring.
According to Hockey Night in Canada's Andi Petrillo, the Leafs have made an offer to the Kings for Bernier, who was the backup to Jonathan Quick last season. Quick signed a 10-year, $58 million contract extension last month, leading Bernier to ask for a trade.
Earlier this month, Burke told Sportsnet 590 The Fan the Leafs wanted a proven puck-stopper as an upgrade in net. Now it looks like he's focused on 23-year-old Bernier, who fits more into the might-be-great category.
"We're not looking at that avenue," Burke told The Fan. "A couple goalies that moved are young, unproven guys. That's an avenue were not interested in. We've kicked the tires, looked at all the prices, but that's not an avenue we're looking at."
Red Wings made big pitch for Rick Nash, but Columbus not willing to deal with Detroit
Detroit, to nobody's surprise, is on Rick Nash's short list of approved destinations. And the Red Wings, naturally, would love to land the high-scoring forward.
The Red Wings made "a hell of an offer" to Columbus for Nash, according to a person with knowledge of the situation. But the offer generated no conversation.
No counteroffer, no back and forth negotiation, nothing.
It is clear Columbus has no intention of trading the face of its franchise to the team it considers to be its top rival, a Detroit club that has dominated the Blue Jackets since they entered the NHL in 2000-01.
The last thing Columbus general manager Scott Howson wants to see is Nash being paired with Pavel Datsyuk and his Blue Jackets having to deal with that scenario six times a season.
It is not certain what the Red Wings offered. Howson recently told TSN's Geno Reda that he is seeking at least two NHL-ready forwards in return for Nash because he likes his defense.
The Red Wings, in need of a top-pair defenseman, would be more inclined to relinquish a couple of NHL forwards in addition to prospects and draft picks.
Which forwards might the Red Wings move to get a franchise player like Nash? The two that come to mind are Johan Franzen and Valtteri Filppula, though it's unlikely Detroit would deal both.
Bolland for Luongo? Not a chance
Once again the idea of the Chicago Blackhawks trading for Vancouver Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo has reared its ugly head. Over the weekend, a story in the Vancouver Province said the teams have been talking and "reportedly" the Hawks have dangled Dave Bolland for the embattled netminder.
There are so many reasons this would be a bad idea it's hard to pick the best one. In fact, trading anyone for Luongo remains a poor notion. Talk about creating a bigger headache than you already have …
Bolland is a valuable player. For what the Hawks need out of Luongo he simply may not be. At least not for what his contract dictates him to be. If he still was, the Canucks would not be trading him. And the Hawks are short on centers as it is. Potentially upgrading themselves in goal will only come back to haunt them up the middle. Most important is the idea that the Canucks believe they can get full value — which Bolland would be — for Luongo. The whole league knows he's being moved. If the Hawks trade a quasi top-6 forward for Luongo, Vancouver would be committing highway robbery.
And no matter his public proclamations, Luongo doesn't want any part of leaving one pressure cooker for another. Not a chance. His leash with fans in Chicago wouldn't last through the fan convention this weekend let alone his first soft goal. The Hawks know this. There has been no indication from them — publicly or privately — throughout the offseason that they are interested in Luongo other than perhaps the usual perfunctory phone calls that can be chalked up to due diligence.


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It's springtime and basketball is in the air. It's hard not to watch and get caught up in the fun. Luckily for most of us, it's just a game. The real question for you is: how are you playin'?
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My gf is new to the whole dating thing and I wanna go slow but she was fine with it early on and now it's basically dead.
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If you need help putting together your resume so you can start applying for jobs, take a look at all the great tips and resume help Kidzworld has to offer teens like you! - Page 2
G-Shock Watches ReviewApr 06, 2001
The watches from G-Shock may be the sturdiest and most useful watches any active kid will ever need. They're good if you're biking, skating, boarding, or just hanging out on the couch at home.
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Sweet chili garlic & rosette sauce 6.49
Bean & Cheese Nachos
Tortilla chips, borracho beans, cheddar-jack cheese, jalapenos, salsa 5.49
Corn Dog Lollipops
House-made, with beer mustard 5.49
Flat Bread Pizza
Tomato basil sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni, mushroom, onion 4.99
Potato Skins
Cheddar jack, bacon, green onion, garlic sour cream sauce 4.99
Add a side of Fries, RAM Chips, or Coleslaw for $1.99 each.
Pub Sliders (2)
Beef, chopped lettuce and onions, secret sauce, cheddar, mini brioche bun 4.99
Philly Sliders (2)
Roast beef, grilled onions, peppers, Buttface Amber Ale cheese sauce, mini brioche bun 4.99
The Mulligan Burger
1/4 pound burger, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, onion, secret sauce 5.49. Add Hickory Smoked Bacon 1.99
The Bratwurst
Seared garlic onions, Buttface Amber Ale cheese sauce, on pretzel bun, with beer mustard 5.49
Chicken Caesar Salad
Romaine, rosemary garlic croutons, caesar dressing, shredded parmesan 4.99
Made with chicken, fresh chopped jalapenos, pepperjack cheese, secret sauce and seasonings. Cooked golden, side of ranch dressing. 8.99
Cheddar-jack, pepper jack, spinach, parmesan and roasted garlic blended with roasted red bell pepper, artichoke, sour cream. Skillet baked. Flatbread and tortilla chips. 9.99
Garbanzo beans, garlic, fresh lemon. With fresh-cut vegetables, flat bread & tortilla chips. 8.99
Cheddar-jack cheese, chopped hickory smoked bacon, sliced green onion. Garlic sour cream. 8.99
Made with Buttface Amber Ale, Wisconsin cheddar, pepper jack cheese, cilantro, green onion and garlic, finished in an iron skillet. Flat bread & tortilla chips. 8.99
Cheddar-jack cheese, bacon, green onion, Garlic-sour cream sauce. 8.99
Garlic Sour Cream 4.99
Rosette Sauce 4.99
With blue cheese dressing, tossed in choice of:
Buffalo | Sweet Chili-Garlic | Thai BBQ | Naked 10.99
All natural, calamari steak strips, tossed in seasoned flour, cooked golden. Sweet chili garlic and rosette sauce. 9.99
Sargento premium mozzarella rolled in bread crumbs. Warm garlic marinara. 8.79
Cheddar-jack cheese grilled in a flour tortilla. Topped with sour cream, Sweet Baby Ray's bbq sauce, pico de gallo.
Choice of: BBQ Chicken 9.99 | Pulled Pork 9.99
With blue cheese dressing, tossed in choice of:
Buffalo | Sweet Chili-Garlic | Thai BBQ | Naked
Personal (at least 5) | 6.99 … Shareable (At least 10) | 10.99
Black beans, cheddar-jack cheese, jalapeno, tomato, green onion, sour cream, salsa and guacamole. Choice of chicken, beef, or combination. 9.99
Served with Seasonal Vegetables and Cheddar Mashed Potatoes (* Unless Otherwise Noted)
Steak Toppings: Add $1.99 each | Gorgonzola & Peppercorn | Sauteed Demi Mushrooms
Substitute a Loaded Baked Potato 1.99
8oz cut, lightly seasoned. 15.99
Server Favorite – ask for Sauteed demi-mushrooms ($1.99 extra).
Hand-cut in-house, lightly seasoned with steak spice, grilled to perfection. 21.99
Available Zesty Fire Rubbed.
King of steaks! Seasoned, simply grilled. Server Favorite – ask for gorgonzola & peppercorns (1.99 extra), 23.99
Grilled 8oz sirloin paired with Beer Battered Prawns, served with zesty cocktail sauce. 21.99
Slow-roasted in our Big Red IPA and flame grilled. Basted with Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce. With fireside beans, coleslaw and fries. 21.99
8oz sirloin, Porter marinated 12 hours! With golden onion crisps. 16.99
Large cod fillet hand-dipped in Hefeweizen beer batter, cooked golden. Served with coleslaw, tartar sauce and lemon. With fries. 14.99
Wild jumbo prawns, tail on, dipped in Hefeweizen beer batter, cooked golden. Zesty cocktail sauce, slaw and fries. 14.99
Dipped in Hefeweizen beer batter, cooked golden, in flour tortillas with zesty chipotle-tarragon slaw, pico de gallo. Red rice, black beans, salsa. Also available Pan-Seared or Blackened. 14.99
With seasonal rice, seasonal vegetables.
Simply Grilled, light salt & pepper, rosemary butter
Pan-Blackened, Cajun seasonings
Baked, with olive oil, lemon, garlic, dill
Oven Roasted, with Thai bbq sauce
5oz 14.99, 8oz 17.99
Cod or Salmon, blacked in Cajun style, in flour tortillas with zesty chipotle-tarragon sauce. Red rice, black beans, salsa. 13.99
Tossed with pepperoni, red onion, bell pepper, artichoke, spinach with tarragon, sundried tomato pesto. Server Favorite – ask for Cajun seasoned chicken ~ no charge. 12.99
Boneless breast of chicken sautéed with Bourbon, Madeira, cream, shallots and mushrooms. With vegetables & cheddar mashed potatoes. 13.99
All white meat chicken tenderloins, with fries and choice of sauce: Ranch, BBQ, Honey Mustard. Grilled or breaded. 12.49
Made with ground beef, veal, Italian sausage, bell pepper, onion & Dijon. Seared, over cheddar mashed potatoes, with mushroom & tomato Porter demi-glace, crispy onions. 14.99
Pan-seared, topped with mushrooms sautéed in Total Disorder Porter garlic demi-glace. With vegetables & cheddar mashed potatoes. 13.99
All Burgers served with choice of: Fries | House-Made Chips | Coleslaw
Premium Sides: Onion Rings | Sweet Potato Fries | Fireside Beans | Vampire Fries | House Green Salad | Waffle Fries $1.49 each
Beef patty, topped with spicy onion crisps and anaheim pepper straws. Zesty chipotle ranch sauce. 10.79
Server Favorite: add pepper jack cheese for .99.
Sautéed mushroom, hickory smoked bacon, cheddar, lettuce and mayonnaise on kaiser bun. Choice of patty: Beef, Chicken Breast, Turkey. 10.99
Lettuce, tomato, cucumber, avocado, daikon radish sprouts, roasted garlic mayo, whole wheat bun. Choice of patty: Veggie, Chicken Breast, Turkey. 10.99
Beef patty, bacon, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, onion and mayonnaise, kaiser bun. 10.29
Beef patty, Canadian bacon, cheddar, bacon, bbq sauce, mayo, lettuce & tomato, kaiser bun. 10.99
Beef patty, American cheese, pickles, lettuce, tomato, onion, ketchup, mustard & mayonnaise on kaiser bun. 9.99
Smoked bacon, Buttface Amber Ale cheese sauce and an onion ring crown served on a pretzel bun. Choice of patty: Beef, Chicken Breast, Turkey. 11.79
Southwest seasoned, roasted green chilis, melted Wisconsin pepper jack, chipotle mayo, pico de gallo, cilantro pesto, on pretzel bun. Choice of patty: Beef, Chicken Breast, Turkey10.99
Give your mouth a big ol' bear hug… featuring crumbled Wisconsin gorgonzola cheese, frizzled onion, hickory smoked bacon, lettuce and blue cheese mayo, on kaiser bun. 11.79
Named after the famed "Faberge" egg… features breakfast, lunch and dinner in every bite! Seasoned burger patty, cheddar, sliced ham, hickory smoked bacon, fried egg, onion crisps and mayo. Server favorite – Perfectly pairs with our Proud Mary. 11.99
Grilled turkey patty, melted gorgonzola, bacon, garlic mayo, tomato, smashed avocado, arugula, topped with fried egg. On parmesan-garlic Kaiser bun. 12.49
A cheeseburger for cheeseburger lovers, one pound beef seasoned patty, cheddar, lettuce, onion, tomato, mayonnaise, on our giant bun. 13.99
Add ($1.99 each): Double Bacon, Extra Cheese, Double Sauteed Mushrooms
cracked black pepper, pepper jack cheese, whiskey mustard, lettuce, tomato & onion on kaiser bun. 10.29
Beef patty, swiss cheese, grilled onions, thousand island dressing, on marbled rye. 9.99
Salad Dressings: Serrano Grape (Low Cal, Low Fat), Champagne Vinaigrette, Ceasar, Ranch, Thousand Island, Blue Cheese, Oil and Vinegar, Honey Mustard.
Salads served with house-made bread stick (* unless otherwise noted)
Julienned chicken, avocado, chopped bacon & boiled egg, gorgonzola, tomato, mixed greens, bacon-blue cheese dressing. 11.99
Grilled marinated chicken, green leaf lettuce, matchstick carrot, red bell pepper, daikon radish sprouts, toasted almond, rice noodle, pomegranate-ginger dressing, sesame seeds. 11.79
Marinated in our brewhouse marinade, made with Disorder Porter, zesty rubbed, grilled, sliced, served over salad greens, mushroom, tomato, cucumber, onion and zucchini. Champagne vinaigrette, crumbled gorgonzola. 13.99
Fresh spinach greens, sun-dried tomato, artichoke heart, tomato, hard-cooked egg wedge & feta cheese. Slivered almonds and croutons, white balsamic vinaigrette. Herbed Grilled or Blackened Chicken 13.99 | Herbed Grilled or Blackened Salmon 15.99
Grilled Alaska Salmon, served over fresh greens & spinach, tossed with white balsamic vinaigrette. Finished with roasted vegetables, hummus and flatbread. 13.99
Thai bbq basted sliced Chicken, served on chopped green leaf & romaine, red bell, celery, cilantro, wonton strip, fried noodle, fruit salsa. Peanut ginger dressing. 12.49
Choice of grilled or blackened chicken, romaine, rosemary garlic croutons, caesar dressing and shredded parmesan 11.99
Fresh greens, spinach, artichoke heart, & red bells tossed in garlic-artichoke dressing. Savory herbed grilled sliced chicken, peppered bacon, avocado, feta, grilled onion, balsamic drizzle. 12.99
Made with Buttface Amber Ale, smoked ham, drizzle of sour cream, chopped cilantro 3.99 | 5.99
Ground beef, Italian sausage, black beans, cheese & onion. 3.99 | 5.99
Northwest style, clams, potato, cream, saltine crackers. 3.99 | 5.99
3.99 | 5.99
Chopped tomato, candied pecans, gorgonzola crumbles, tarragon vinaigrette. 5.99
choice of dressing 3.99
crouton, grated parmesan4.99
Served with choice of: Fries | House-Made Chips | Coleslaw
Premium Sides (1.49 Each): Onion Rings | Sweet Potato Fries | Fireside Beans | Vampire Fries | House Green Salad | Waffle Fries
Meatloaf seared over high heat, smothered with whiskey BBQ glaze. On toasted white bread with Wisconsin double cream havarti, onion crisps. 11.99
Sliced turkey, on grilled white bread, havarti, garlic mayo, tomato and hickory smoked bacon. Server Tip – ask for Au Jus for dipping (no charge). 10.99 add avocado 1.29
Corned beef piled high, havarti, sauerkraut, horseradish cream & Thousand Island on rye. 12.49
Roast beef, French baguette, with au jus. 11.69
Add Cheese, Onion, or Sauteed Mushrooms (.99 ea.)
Flat-grilled sliced ham, Wisconsin Swiss, caramelized onions, arugula, on pretzel bun with dijon mayonnaise. 10.69
Chicken breast marinated in Buttface Amber Ale marinade, Porter bbq sauce, slaw, tomato, onion crisps, roasted tomato-chipotle mayonnaise, pretzel bun. 10.99
Ham, turkey, tomato, mozzarella, onion, hickory smoked bacon, and caesar dressing on parmesan focaccia bread. Finished in the oven. 10.99
First enjoyed in 1620, this sandwich embraces the spirit of discovery. Grilled seasoned turkey patty, on thick toast with garlic aioli, smashed avocado, sliced tomato, hickory smoked bacon, creamy havarti, roma tomato jam. 11.49
Slow-roasted pulled pork with bourbon bbq sauce, sauteed onion, red bell and anaheim peppers. Topped with pickled red onion. On toasted French baguette. 12.99
Tenderized New York steak, seasoned, grilled to temp, on toasted pub roll with horseradish cream and onion crisps. Au jus for dipping. Server Favorite – substitute mushrooms for onion crisps. 13.99
"GF" signifies a gluten-free item. Please note: we are not a gluten-free establishment.
With olive oil, lemon and dill served with seasonal vegetables and Gluten free rice. 5oz, 495 cal, 14.99
Topped with chimichurri, served with seasonal vegetables and gluten free rice.
485 cal, 12.99
Topped with chimichurri, served with seasonal vegetables and gluten free rice.
6oz, 650 cal, 13.99
Gluten free tortilla, filled with chicken, vegetables, cheddar-jack and pepper jack. With pico de gallo, sour cream and guacamole on the side. 930 cal, 9.49
Romaine, sliced mushrooms, diced egg, tomato, avocado, celery, matchstick carrots, gorgonzola, savory herb marinated and grilled sliced chicken breast, with low cal, low fat grape serrano dressing. 410 cal, 11.99
Chicken breast and prawns, sauteed with zucchini, red pepper, green onion and Hefy sauce. Served over fresh spinach. 500 cal, 12.99
Baked with cajun spices, on gluten free tortillas with zesty slaw, pineapple-mango-avocado salsa, and gluten free rice. 700 cal, 14.49 Available with Blackened Chicken, 12.99
Kids selections include choice of milk, chocolate milk, lemonade, root beer, soda, apple or orange juice. Scoop of vanilla ice cream upon request.
Include carrots with ranch dressing appetizer, choice of one side: applesauce, fresh fruit, RAM chips, fries, or kid salad.
2 Mini Cheeseburgers
Grilled Cheese Sandwich (with American)
Corn Dogs (Gourmet Fresh Made)
Quesadilla (Choose Chicken & Cheese or Simply Cheese)
Boneless Chicken Nuggets
Atlantic Cod (Two Breaded Fish Filets)
Pasta (Choose Buttered or Marinara)
Grilled Chicken Fingers (Available Gluten Free)
Kraft Macaroni & Cheese
Include carrots with ranch dressing appetizer. For $0.99 add fresh fruit or kid salad.
Flat Bread Pizza
Choose Cheese & Pepperoni or Simply Cheese
Chef Salad
Romaine Lettuce with ham, turkey, cheddar cheese, grape tomatoes, ranch dressing. Available Gluten Free.
L'il Tykes
Sliced cheese, grapes, Gold fish.
With Purchase of Any Kids Meal
Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry, Raspberry, Root Beer
Dirt Cup
Chocolate, Strawberry. Made from scratch complete with Gummy Worms!
Strawberry Lemonade
Strawberries pureed, served over lemonade.
Rootbeer Float
Made with Vanilla Ice Cream
Chocolate | Vanilla | Strawberry | Raspberry | Root Beer
Chocolate | Strawberry
Made from scratch, complete with Gummy Worms!
Strawberry, Raspberry, Mango
Made with Vanilla Ice Cream.
Mocha almond fudge ice cream and rich Cookies 'n Cream ice cream on an Oreo cookie crumb crust. Topped with whipped cream and almonds, served in a pool of hot fudge. 7.99
Custard, nutmeg, cinnamon and vanilla. Topped with vanilla ice cream and caramel. Served on a hot skillet. 7.49
Fresh baked brownie served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Finished with Disorder Porter hot fudge, whipped cream and toasted almonds. 5.79
Berry topping. 4.99
Hot and gooey, fresh out of the oven and topped with vanilla ice cream. 5.79
Dreyer's peanut butter ice cream swirled with peanut butter cups. Layered with chocolate cake. Dark chocolate cupcake shell.
$2.99 Each or any 3 for $6.99
Slow-churned sweet cream & real strawberry Dreyer's ice cream. Layered with white cake. White chocolate cupcake shell.
$2.99 Each or any 3 for $6.99
Mocha almond fudge and Cookies 'n Cream ice cream served in an Oreo cookie crumb shell.
$2.99 Each or any 3 for $6.99
A blend of chocolate chips & Dreyer's mint ice cream. Layered with fudge brownie cake. Dark chocolate cupcake shell.
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The Third Squad reports the details of two arrests that occurred in Garden City Wednesday, Feb. 8, at 5:30 a.m.
During the Village of Garden City's 25th annual budget overview Feb. 9 - held on a Thursday evening this year rather than a Saturday morning - residents got a glimpse of the municipality's five-year (2006-2011) capital plan. A departure from what Garden City has seen in the past, Village Auditor Jim Olivo said this plan moves away from the pay-as-you-go philosophy due to a number of projects that warrant a debt service issuance.
Late registrations are now being accepted for the Centennial Spring Soccer Program. Registration after Jan. 31 will be accepted based on space and availability and is subject to a $25 late fee. The Garden City Centennial Soccer Club will be opening its spring season Saturday, April 8. Girls' games are scheduled for 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Boys play in the afternoons from 1 to 4 p.m. The program runs for eight consecutive Saturdays with the exception of Easter and Memorial Day weekends. The season ends June 10 with Soccerfest. A full schedule can be found at www.gccentennialsoccer.org.
Yoga is growing in popularity because it relieves stress, creates relaxation and promotes a healthy mind and body. Participants will learn breath work and yoga postures that benefit everyone.
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday home in Lake Orion - Oak Island
3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms (Sleeps 10) On Private Island
There are no vacancies at the Oak Island this year.
Only 12 month rentals will be considered.
Be the master of the island! Bring your family, friends, your fishing poles, and your boat to this getaway! Recommended for 2-3 families with adventurous children or a large group of friends.
Kickback and relax in this cozy 2620 sq ft home on a secluded private island surrounded by 360 degrees of water. The Oak Island is located on the all-sports Lakeville Lake in Oakland County, 25 minutes away from Rochester Hills and Auburn Hills. This home can accommodate up to 10 people with its 3 bedrooms, a sofa pull-out bed, and 2 full bathrooms.
The island is accessible via a private bridge with space for 3 cars on the mainland. A flight of stairs connects the mainland to the bridge, which leads to the island. The water is deep on the North side and is accompanied by a sturdy dock. If you choose to bring your own boat, a public boat launch is nearby.
Come and play in the waters! A 16' canoe, a metal row boat, and 5 life jackets and oars are provided. Additional kayaks and row boat rentals is nearby. Enjoy swimming in the clear blue waters until noon then climb on shore for an outdoor BBQ picnic. In the afternoon, hop on your boat and go fishing or simply cruising. Finally, watch the sunset reflect off the lake waters in the evening.
Spend some time with nature and hike or bike the trails at the famous Addison Oaks county park. Go for a hunt for Geocaches—there are plenty in the area! Also, try and spot the American bald eagles that hunt by the lake. Take a night off and visit the Oxford Theater to see what's playing! When it's dark, cook up a warm bonfire and watch the stars on a clear night.
Outdoor amenities include a gas grill, 2 large picnic tables, and an extra-large campfire pit. The balcony is great for sunbathing, relaxing, and stargazing on. Trout, Pike, and Largemouth Bass are aplenty on this lake.
Electricity, air conditioning, cable TV, internet WiFi, clean drinking water, hot water shower, and wash/dryer are available on site. The house has 2 TVs, 2 DVD players, and an old-school SNES video game system. The kitchen includes a dishwasher, stove, two large ovens, and a microwave. A large grocery store is just a 15 minute drive away, in Oxford.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Helen
We discovered this gem of a property in 2010 and purchased it a year later. After a year of renovations and updates, we sought to share the island experience with others. We have made many precious memories on this island with our friends, and we hope you do too!
Helen purchased this house in 2011
Guestbook comments from the owner
Thank you for your hospitality. We had a magnificent time! Everything was just perfect. We sat on the balcony, had a nice breakfast and lunch overlooking the lake, and canoed around in the afternoon. What a setting! It was better than the pictures. Congratulations on your year-long rental. Thank you very much for being there when we arrived on Saturday. That was above and beyond the call of duty.


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Harbor Springs Cottage Rental Photos and Description
Cottage, 3 Bedrooms + Other (See Description), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 8)
This cozy cottage on Lake Michigan has breath-taking views and million dollar sunsets. This is the perfect getaway for a family looking to enjoy the wonderful amenities of Northern Michigan. Located one mile from the famous Tunnel of Trees and six miles from Downtown Harbor Springs, a premier shopping district, there is many activities nearby such as Golfing, Fishing, Tennis, Hiking, Skiing, Sailing, Site Seeing, wine tasting at Harbor Springs Vineyards and winery at Pond Hill farm, and many more. While at this private water-front cottage you can enjoy playing a game of pool with your family or relaxing in the sauna to make this stay a very fun and relaxing retreat.
Keywords: Cottage, Pool Table, Beach, Lake Front, Sauna, Fireplace, Deck, Canoe, Lake View, Cozy, Secluded, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 4 Beds, Tri-Level, Bar, Darts, Full Kitchen, Dining Table
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- pets considered
- wheelchair inaccessible


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Malibu House Rental Photos and Description
3 bedroom, 2 bath with ocean views from every room, close to beach
You will feel comfortable with the modern, upgraded, open floor plan, vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, picturesque windows which allow for the sweeping-ocean and mountain views to explode. Turn your head and
you will smell pink Jasmine flowers, deep pink tropical Bougainvillea plants, Birds of Paradise, Palm trees and dark purple ground cover. Enjoy nature at its best, then, hike, swim, walk, read, cook, shop and relax! This home features a close-in location in mid-Malibu.
Truly relax in this casual, beach-style, yet elegant home. Prepare to spend a magical stay of sun-filled days as this home faces east and is light and bright all day. There is no better place in Malibu to enjoy the nature you see from this deck while previewing the sunset with a glass of champagne or tall glass of ice tea. There is a gas barbeque to prepare your evening meals.
The chef's gourmet kitchen is a real plus for this home. From the kitchen you will see and smell landscaping as well as see the brilliant ocean views. You will take your food straight from the kitchen to the open deck and enjoy all meals previewing the expansive blue pacific.
There is one big and expansive great room where you can cozy up near the fireplace as you watch your favorite movies on a Sony flat screen TV. There are books to read as you relax in this serene setting. A DVD player and full stereo system if music is your thing!
Travelers from around the world have visited this vacation home. The home features a collection of trinkets from various countries such as Germany; Munich, Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, the Hague, Uganda, Romania, Panama, El Salvador, Venezuela, Mexico, Cairo and Dubai. Visitors from the US have come from Widbey Island, Washington, California, (Dana Point, Napa Valley, San Francisco, Lake of the Pines, Palm Springs, San Diego,) and St. Louis, Missouri to name a few travelers who enjoyed this peaceful, charming and exquisite vacation home.
Pepperdine families have visited often while visiting their students. Many come for graduation, which leaves a very positive legacy in this home.The home even hosted a Pepperdine graduation luncheon! It is fun to receive more souvenirs/collectibles/trinkets from my next visitors, vacationers and travelers.
Please call me, Let's talk!!!
Thank for reviewing my home!
Keywords: vacation rental, Malibu, Malibu vacation rental, walk to beach, hiking, ocean sports, family vacation rental, house, modern, Wi-Fi, Pepperdine, house, Malibu Pier, Pepperdine University, weekly, monthly, furnished, family, couples retreat, ocean view,
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets considered
About Beverly Taki
This home was purchased in 1981 as a family home. My son was raised here and thus, the home carries a long list of positive memories over the years. I've seen Malibu grow, I've seen this neighborhood grow and I love this home and the peace it offers me carried within the walls. I enjoy sharing my little piece of paradise with travelers all over the world.
Beverly Taki purchased this house in 1984
Why Beverly Taki chose Malibu
This property is called Casa de la Nueva Vida, the House of New Life!! Anyone who enters the front door immediately views the blue pacific and the energy eludes new life to all that enter! Another reason to select this property over others is that it's not just a permanent vacation rental home. It's my personal home that I enjoy sharing with visitors from all over the world who want to enjoy all that Malibu has to offer.
What makes this house unique
This is not a full time vacation home, bought and used soley for vacationers. This is a home, with the look and feel of a home, which brings it's warmth to all travelers and their families. The home is conveniently located in the center of Malibu. It is easy to get to the Malibu shopping area, easy to get to the beach, downtown LA of the San Fernando Valley! The home is unique because it is loved and cared for and wants others to enjoy the beauty and environment that will make you wanting to come back for another visit!


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The Blackhawks will likely be one of the teams affected most by the Olympics after sending 10 players to Sochi.
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I found out he lied. To confront or not to confront him?
I've had a thing with the same guy off and on for about 2 years. Before anything happened between us we're were best friends and he decided it would be best to keep to just stay friends no romantic feelings involved. It was hard to move on, but I agreed. Months past and we started to drift, but we did remain friends. Now we see each other more due to our school schedules this semester and he's been flirting, texting me often, and making sexual advances which was fine because he's told me he was single. I found out from one of his close friends that he's had a girlfriend for five months.. I asked nicely and he says no, I've seen from her social network that they are very much so serious and involved with each other she even brags about how faithful he is lol should I confront him or say nothing? I don't want to cut off all contact because I do value the friendship we have but would it be best for me if I did?
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You want to sleep with him? Do it. You don't seem that concerned about the girlfriend if you're still thinking about it.Or if you're not going to sleep with him, have some fun and ask him, "So how is ____?" In fact, it might be fun to do that either way :)Guy viewpoint: Get over the "valuing your friendship" thing. That's not how he thinks of you. He thinks you're hot, and he wants to sleep with you. Simple as that. In fact, I'd be surprised if you're the first girl he's tried to or successfully slept with since he started dating her.
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Personally, IMHO: I'd send him an email saying that you know he is lying because of what you've seen. And you don't want to see, or talk to him again. And stick to that. Ignore him. Don't meet him, text, etc. He's just going to drag you around like an emotional rag doll because he know he can if you let him. Find someone that appreciates you girl.
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Le Creuset White enamel - EGGS STICKING!
I am the proud owner of several Le Creuset pieces, as of Christmas 2009. I have, since I started using the white enameled small skillet, run in to a specific problem.
I cook omelets almost every morning in it- (eggwhites or eggbeaters) and they stick EVERY TIME! I heat it on a med- low heat for about 2 minutes, and then I add the oil- and then I turn the hear down to low (3 on my stove) - then add the eggwhites . . . and inevitably they stick and leave an egg crust inside the pan.
I was told this was the skillet to buy for eggs! What am I doing wrong that they stick?
Please help!! Thank you,
re: laurajane
I've never used a cooking spray so I don't know. I usually use either butter or canola oil or a mix but I do use enough though so once it is hot and starts to thin out it just about covers the entire base of the pan.
re: laurajane
Problem with using a cooking spray is that you aren't supposed to spray onto a hot pan, but Rule #1 about keeping food from sticking is to add fat ONLY to a hot pan. Heat the pan, add your oil or grease, bring that to temperature and add your food.
I personally avoid using enamelled ware for everyday frying - the only frying I do in mine is browning/searing something I'm going to braise in there. For eggs it's bare iron.
re: pass
I watched an old Julia Child episode (her very first, in fact, I believe) and she was making omelets in a pan similar to the long-handled Le Creuset skillet. She gets the butter sizzling and JUST before it starts to brown, adds the eggs and then--over medium to medium HIGH heat; that was new, to me--flurries the eggs around with a fork, rapidly, swish swish scramble!...then she scoops underneath the congealed mass and flips it right out!
I started cooking this way--but I use a handy dandy silicon spatula thing (
http://www.amazon.com/Chefn-Switchit-... ) I just adore--and it works beautifully every time.
laurajane, the best omelette pan you can buy, for my money is a rolled steel, also called a blue steel or carbon steel crepe pan. This is of course, assuming that you have decided nonstick is not for you.
In my not at all humble opinion, Le Cruset is too heavy and the enamel too porous to serve as a good pan for eggs. It may be that it will take time and seasoning, I accept that but I have not so far had the patience. In any event, the rolled steel pan will only set you back about $10.
If you are truly married to the Le Cruset, then I agree with the previous poster. By your account, your pan has not been heated adequately. Let the record show, however that the rolled steel is my first choice.
I disagree with pretty much everyone. Protein sticks when heated too quickly. This is a transition phase which if left alone with gradually release (when it's browned). When someone puts a cold (from the refrigerator) item in a preheated and/or overheated pan (regardless of the type of cooking surface) the protein will immediately stick. Think about it -- the whole non-stick cooking pan industry is based on this problem. People are in too much of a hurry. Take the eggs out of the frig at least 20-30 min before you need them and let them come to room temp. Put them in the pan when it is still cool and let them cook slowly rather than trying to force them done in a few seconds. I realize I'm suggesting something that's pretty difficult in today's hectic world. So maybe omelets aren't the best choice for a fast breakfast before rushing to work.
Remember a good chef can make an perfect omelet in ANY pan so as always it's not the tool.
BTW, no one can tell you how long to preheat YOUR pan unless they know the thickness and material (SS, Aluminum, coated/uncoated etc) and the BTU for your burner at the knob setting you are using.
Good luck.
re: RichardM
re: Ernie Diamond
I think Richard and you are both correct and looking at different angles. It is certainly true that one can make good omelet from almost every pan if one knows the technique, but it is also true that some pans require less skill to use to make a good omelet.
Enameled cast iron actually would not be my first three choice of cookware for eggs. I would argue that a decently seasoned cast iron pan works better -- just my experience.
I'm not surprised to hear eggs are sticking in the LC. I would never use anything but a nonstick pan for eggs. I'm sure other things are possible, but I like what's probable ... no, I like what's 100% guaranteed, and that's what you get with nonstick. If you don't want all the weird chemicals, there are still good nonstick options ... I use ScanPan nonstick, but I'm sure there are equally nontoxic options for less $$.
re: foiegras
I use my nonstick pans exclusively for eggs and pancakes. Nothing better for eggs, I've tried them all, and I keep going back to nonstick.
re: Chemicalkinetics
heh me either, I like bare cast iron for my eggs! Usually works fine if it has been preheated and fat is present (less well seasoned ones may require more fat though)
re: Chemicalkinetics
I no longer own any nonstick and while I prefer my non enameled cast iron for eggs I've definitely used the LC. I agree with PP that it's probably a combination of rushing the process. Getting the eggs out while you do your other morning things and then cooking them when they've warmed a bit is a good idea and sound practice.
laurajane, your technique differs from ours in so many respects that I cannot be sure you can even adapt yours to ours. But our pan of choice for scrambled eggs (we don't do omlettes) is a white (interior) enamel Descoware (Julia Childs's favorite enameled cast iron, made in Belgium, later bought out by LeCreuset). Our only sticking (which is very slight) is a smidgen well up the sides of the pan.
First off, we use whole eggs, so everything that follows may be irrelevant.
We start as you do with medium low heat and give the pan pleanty of time to warm up. Then we use a fairly copious quantity of butter. Sorry, but for us, the scrambled eggs are essentially a butter delivery mechanism.
We use a silicone spatula -- only -- and we resist the temptation to try to slide it under the eggs too early. The timing is important: not too soon, but before there is the slightest hint of browning of the eggs. Other than from experience, I know of no way how to make that judgement.
Following this technique, the eggs do not stick.
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That's almost exactly what I've switched to doing, down to the silicon spatula, and it's working every time. Watch this episode and then buy the Chef'n switchit <g> and go to town!
http://video.pbs.org/video/1167165458/ "The French Chef: Elegance with Eggs."
Wow! Thank you everyone for the extraordinary advice! I have many things to try. I am intrigued by the rolled steel pan . . . but will currently try to stick with the Le Creuset and figure out the best way to avoid sticking.
. . . . and to Richard, yes, my mornings are rushed. I will take my eggs out right when I wake up- and when I'm ready, head to the kitchen and begin the steps. hmmm. . . I am intrigued.
I noticed no one was opposed to me using PAM. I guess I'm safe? I would hate to ruin my LC.
re: laurajane
Enameled cast iron isn't that easy to ruin ... Pam should be no problem.
re: laurajane
You write that your mornings are rushed ....... and I understand that you may not have that extra 20-30 minutes for the eggs to stand out of the fridge. Just put them in a bowl of warm water when you enter the kitchen. By the time you're ready to cook, they'll have warmed a bit.
I'll have to vote on the side of not using LC for egg cooking, generally. I use my French crepe pan (rolled steel) for omlettes and cast iron for fried eggs. My husband likes scrambled eggs and most mornings, I set the pan over low heat, put the eggs in a bowl and continue with the other prep. After the pan is warm to my hand (held over top and close to the surface), I whisk the eggs (w/ 1 TBLS cream and dash of salt). I put a generous pat of butter in the pan and swirl it around to coat all surfaces. Pour in the eggs AND DO NOT TOUCH THEM AGAIN until you count to 15. Now stir from the bottom with a wide tool, making certain to pass all surfaces frequently. We like our eggs softly creamy so this whole process takes longer to write than it does to accomplish.
re: laurajane
I prob wouldn't use Pam on cast iron, but enameled, I wouldn't worry about.
re: laurajane
Or even the night before. The risk of salmonella from this source is rather over-rated in the US. I mention it in case someone wants to look further into the issue and consider what works best for them.
Just so you all know. . . . I CREATED THE PERFECT STICK-FREE omelet this morning!!!! What I did was use Pam. I heated my pan at a medium heat until water danced in it- then sprayed the PAM, then added eggs and dropped the heat to low. Let it sit for longer before flipping, literally until only a smell inner circle was uncooked in the center, then flipped the omelet. AMAZING! Perfect flip, perfect non- stick!
. . . So -to all the doubtful Le Creuset users ---- they proved they can handle eggs!
Thanks for all the replies! I am satisfied at the results!
re: laurajane
I forgot to mention that I will NOT use PAM on my cast iron skillets that do not have the white enamel coating. =)
re: laurajane
Have you tried any experiments with butter or coconut oil? We don't use those sprays...
re: laurajane
I'd maybe look into using an oil atomizer as an alternative to pam, and maybe fill it with half olive half canola or soybean oil. I'm not a fan of the propellants in pam....or even use clarified butter. Glad you found a solution though.
re: DukeOfSuffolk
Good suggestion. Or at least use canola oil instead of PAM.
re: DukeOfSuffolk
I agree. Propellants plus silicone both in those non-stick sprays PLUS we eat it
No wonder they are finding silicone inside us
I use grapeseed or olive oil
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Le Creuset omelet success story here! i was looking for an omelet pan. After reading a comparison on different options from a food writer in the NYTimes, I ended up going with a Le Creuset cast iron enamel skillet w/ the black coating.
Two omelet attempts in, I was frustrated. Eggs were sticking. Scrape scrape. Almost took it back to the store. Then I read the advice on this forum and tried a new approach.
I let the skillet heat up raw for a long time on medium flame. Like maybe 7 minutes, while I did other prep. Longest I've ever let a pan heat up. Then I threw in a mix of grapeseed oil and a dab of butter. Sloshed it around as it sizzled and threw my beaten room-temp eggs into it, which were not beaten w/ any milk or water. The eggs immediately began to float above the surface of oil. I could tell instantly that this was gonna be a good omelet. I didn't stir the eggs or push them around, just let them cook. Maybe I turned the flame down a bit. Finally I was able to fold the omelets with ease-- used a silicone spatula for that. The finished omelet was perfectly cooked and slipped right out of the pan nice and smooth like a member of Congress slithering from an honest question! Easiest omelet I ever made. Thanks forum folks. It can be done!
re: omeletteChamp
Hi, OC:
Got a link to the NYT article? Is it this one? http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/07/din...
If so, it looks like the author picked new pans, including new Le Creuset. Among her several mistakes in making this a fair test is her failure to adequately season the carbon steel and anodized aluminum entrants.
As I (and many others) have experienced, the happy Honeymoon days of ECI shortly give way to frustration with eggs sticking, uneven heat/hotspotting, and fat running through the jus. Within a time, the enamel will dull and things begin to stick without resort to more fat than most folks want to use.
I've tried all of these, and personally my favorite is completely bare aluminum, but only if you dedicate the pan to eggs, clean it like you would a wok, and keep it "seasoned". My second choice would be well-seasoned carbon steel (actually first if you can't NOT dedicate it to eggs and wash the pan with soap).
But hey, I hope you continue to have good luck with your pan not sticking.
re: kaleokahu
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Doesn't sound like you live in NYC but for anyone who does, I really like Broadway Panhandler, which posted the printed article in the store. Local business, know their products, easy returns, and honestly their prices typically beat even giants like Amazon. Happy egg eating!
re: omeletteChamp
Hey, OC:
I've heard of Broadway Panhandler (and Bridge Kitchenware, among others) in the NYC area. I'll check them out.
I think Le Creuset keeps many indie kitchen stores open and profitable. The margins are high, so it's no surprise that they tend to feature it. Frankly, I'd gladly pay a little more to places like BP or Fantes than Bezozon.
re: kaleokahu
Awesome, Kaleo!I picked up some of the fancier All-Clad Copper Core stuff at BP as well, nicest pots I've ever owned. Really nice staff.
re: omeletteChamp
Not in NYC, but on visits I've gone to Broadway Panhandler and I agree with your assessment of them. Fun place to shop and the staff is very, very helpful!
re: kaleokahu
K speaks truth, as he often does. I haven't tried eggs in bare aluminum or ECI, but after trying everything else, including CI, it's carbon steel for me, all the way. I've got a blue steel crepe pan that is dedicated to eggs, crepes and grilled sandwiches. After it's initial seasoning, it's been all butter, all the time.
It is beyond divine. Eggs taste better (placebo effect, much? could be) and the crust on sandwiches is shatteringly crisp (true).