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Have you had a look at the resources on the sticky in the eSafety forum?
Hi guys,
I'm doing an assembly next week on e-safety. Cheeky I know, but doesn't anybody have any resources (powerpoints, videos) I can see/use?!? I want it to be fairly relevant, so maybe talking about BBM, facebook etc.. Not just boring old chat rooms and ancient myspace.
The more 'fun' and 'interactive' the better
Ta very much
Have you had a look at the resources on the sticky in the eSafety forum?
Apologies. No. I didn't think of looking under the 'regional' section.
I've got a couple of prezis, and a particularly powerful digital footprint video on my blog... http://irte.tv/?s=prezi and quite a few links on my diigo account... eSafety - Irritable Tech on Diigo
Hope they help.
GrumbleDook (15th June 2012)
That's great. Thank you. I'll pinch one of those youtube vids
Try here our stuff is continually updated:-
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Speak to @elsiegee40 - she is an e safety guru and has a wealth of info.
In this case, I think MGSTech and Grumbledook have covered it with their suggestions, though I might be able to help on more specific stuff.
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Written on: 05/01/2014
I ordered a special pair of girls slippers from BHS. My daughter is watching the post every day for them... I also ordered a top for me. I then received an e-mail saying "We are not currently able to dispatch all of your order, but have dispatched the items available." It turns out on further queries when the slippers still haven't turned up that they are never going to send them. Why don't they say so. Now I've missed all the other sales waiting for slippers that aren't coming and mu daughter… Read Full Review
Written on: 05/01/2014
We decided with few other options to have lunch in the convinient BHS restaurant. It is a decisio I regret and a mistake that I will not be making again. The resraurant was heavily under staffed. By the time I reached my table the tea had gone cold and by the time the incompetant staff had heated my panini I was already about to die from hunger. Dated restaurant. Bad service. Too expensive. And they forgot about muly panini in the toaster. Will not be returning… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/12/2013
I will not recommend to friends because lwent on christmas eve for shopping it was nearly time to close l bought £185/- of stuff. And lwas given £5- voucher. Which i cant use on next visit it was printed for same day.i want go again… Read Full Review
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I purchased a £25 Gift card because there was a sign saying " OUR GIFT TO YOU, Buy a £25 gift card and we will give you a voucher for £5" In very small writing underneath it said, terms and conditions apply.These terms and conditions should be on the sign. When I read the conditions (Bearing in mind that you had to have already spent £25 to be able to do so) it stated that you had to spend £25 in a single transaction to use it and it has to be used by December 23rd. The gift card, which I… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/12/2013
I brought 3 items of same size but different colour. Two turned out to be smaller than the one that fitted. The arm apertures were so small the straps cut into the skin. The size that fitted was the correct measurement when measured. To have two items out of three to be incorrectly sized shows poor quality control… Read Full Review
Written on: 01/12/2013
after a disappointing visit to york store,and subsequent discourteous lack of response after writig to head office ,very pleasant change of attitude at white rose,leeds store.more ladies like above are needed to restore and enhance the company reputation.from angela fox… Read Full Review
Written on: 18/11/2013 by angie282 (1 review written)
I ordered a highchair and it wasn't made clear on the site that the seat was made of fabric, on the website it stated 'easy wipe clean', which was clearly not the case. BHS offers free returns or return to store and this was the company I believed I was ordering from. BHS Direct does not offer the same service. They do not make you aware of this when transferring you to their 'dedicated mother and baby site'. The site looks exactly the same and unless you search for it, it does not inform you… Read Full Review
Written on: 10/10/2013 by sandy1 (2 reviews written)
Would never buy from BHS online again I bought a lamp online which arrived damaged so has to be returned. I asked for a refund including my postage according to the distance selling regulations ti received a refund for the lamp but not the postage I had paid. I emailed customer services twice but didn't receive any replies so tried to phone them on their premium rate line, I was kept hanging on for ages as no one answered. I will spend my money elsewhere in future as there customer service is… Read Full Review
Written on: 06/08/2013
Ordered a suit online for my son. Paid for next day delivery. It arrived 2 days later in the wrong size. When I phoned them, they said I could re buy the suit and send the other one back, which i would get refunded for hen it was received by them, or go to my nearest store which had the items in stock (an hour drive away) and swap it. We opted to swap it in store as we needed the suit for the next week and posting would be pushing it on time. We reserved the items at this store and went to… Read Full Review
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Shopped in your Fareham store on Monday and unfortunately couldn't stand being there too long as the temperature in the store was excessive. On speaking to a member of staff, I discovered that the Air conditioning has been out of order now for in excess of a year. I feel you are losing money because a lot of possible customers WILL go elsewhere as the store temperature is unbearable. Also you do have a duty of care to your staff, its NOT healthy for them. Please sort it out BHS its not what we… Read Full Review
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I tried to buy a DVD yesterday at the Bury branch although there were 4 people behind the till area only 1 was being used. The cashier was talking to the customer on a personal level for a while then when the customer finally paid the cashier suggested 'she upgraded her card, will only take a minute' nothing only takes a minute! Meanwhile the queue is building up another cashier opens a till with an abrupt 'You paying by card?' no I am paying cash, without giving me the option to pay by card or… Read Full Review
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Loved the sample. Decided to order. Great. Confirmation of order stated that Ena Shaw was the company I would get my curtains made up through. NOT at all happy because years ago I had curtains made through Ena Shaw and they were made short from measurements taken by them. Anyway went with it - sooooo disappointed. Paid pennies short of £1000 for curtains which quite frankly are worth £250 of anybody's money. I am absolutely beside myself with frustration. I would NOT have gone through Ena… Read Full Review
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I got this false information:- 21/06/2013 11:22 Courier Received 21/06/2013 03:57 Out For Delivery 20/06/2013 17:42 Courier to Re-attempt 19/06/2013 03:49 Out For Delivery To Courier 18/06/2013 20:22 Processed at Depot 18/06/2013 20:13 Receipt at Depot 18/06/2013 09:12 Hub Sorter Receipt Scan 17/06/2013 14:44 Order Generated This is totally false. i ordered last week and now almost more than week gone and we are here and this is our business address and it always open so beware. No… Read Full Review
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I did an on-line order with bhs for £91.13 this order was cancelled by them with no explanation! I phoned up to enquire about this order and was told by their sales advisor that exactly the same order was now a whopping £176.00!! The girl on the phone was very apologetic and told me if I placed the order for the full amount she would INSTANTLY refund the difference of £84.87 back onto the card making it the same as the original price!!! I stupidly believed her!!!!!! This refund never… Read Full Review
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I received a text message last night informing me that my delivery would be received between 7-9am this morning which i was pleased with rather than having to wait around all day, however at 7.20am i noticed a card had been put through the door saying they tried to deliver and no one was in- although they didnt ring the bell!! Clearly I cannot be expected to watch the front door for 2hours! I called the delivery company to see if the driver could come back as it had only been 5minutes prior… Read Full Review
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I won't go into the details but after being sent a pair of shoes in the wrong size, i had to re-order and pay up front! they sent me the wrong size again!!!! they also didn't apply the discount they were supposed to and charged me full price. ABSOLUTE DISGRACE. Despite many emails their incompetent customer service just ignored me. it is a matter of time before they go bust!… Read Full Review
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Hello if you have your receipt showing the full price was paid they have to fefund that to you evan if the items are now in the sale ! i wuld have asked for the manager ! .. i would think your statutory rights have been breached
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Anyone familiar with the J/28?
They only made 71 of them ('86 to '88) Nice sailplan, not ideal interior but the V-berth looks usable, cool cockpit, is the 40" wheel really necessary? Could it be swapped out for say a 28" wheel? Should I add this boat to my list? Cored hull worries me...
Ten Reasons to Own http://www.jboats.com/j28/image/J28sailing.jpg http://www.jboats.com/j28/image/J28dockside.jpg |
I think one of the guys that's a regular on this forum owns one... maybe Jeff H??? not sure though.
This is similar in concept to the J-32 - It was part of JBoat's early foray into the cruiser market. I really like the 32, but they are rather pricey as a rule. I expect this would be much like that.. somewhat overpriced but a nice, solid cruiser with a good turn of speed.
Don't be so hasty to dismiss the larger wheel.. sitting outboard with the wheel easy to reach makes a lot of sense for visibility and steering in waves, and it also provides an extra bit of leverage with things load up.. If you buy it and want to swap I've got a 32" wheel we can talk about.. |
edit: I just looked up the J/32...WOW! Now that's a pretty boat. |
A 20 year old balsa core hull would concern me also.
I was just looking at the pricing of the J28 on yacht world. I agree with you kind of pricey. If you are looking for a 20 year old boat that you can use on the lake, i can think of few in that price range that i think would serve you better as weekender. A 28ft'er can get small for 2 or more people on weekends when the weather keeps you in the cabin. I justed picked one out on yacht world as an example.
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Cored hull
These were done for strength and lightness I believe. Cored hull is fine so long as the core is dry and hull not delaminated. I believe a survey with boat out of the water could easily detect these problems. J boats tend to have areas of hull not cored near centerline for thru hulls, etc... which makes water intrusion into core less of an issue. J boats usually have cored deck..Deck and coachroof have a LOT of holes for fittings, etc... which are great paths for water to follow to soak into core. While deck recoring is not nearly the work of hull recoring and not nearly the issue it is where I suspect you would have more problems in this 20 year old boat. If you like the boat make the offer subject to survey and have the surveyor check for wet deck and hull. If these areas check out as fine then you will have a great boat that sails very well. Mike |
Mike I agree with every thing you said. I will say I am a belt and suspenders sort of guy. Neither gel coat or fiberglass is imperious to water intrusion. I know all about barrier coats. But one good bang against a dock during a storm when you are not there, can spider crack the gel coat and start a path way to the core. If I was not a racer, it is one less thing to worry about. A boat is a major investment for most people. I feel a balsa cored hull is an investment risk.
For a weekend cruiser that is left in the water all season long the J28 would not be my boat of choice. But if I want to go fast and could dry sail it I might be looking at the J28. |
It has been my experance with Jboats that when they are HIT in a race the core is so STIFF it punches a nice allmost round hole with very local dammage
Compared to other styles of glass that may spread the dammage out over a much bigger area |
Is that a good thing? Isn't the intention of long fibers in the matrix to spread the stress/strain and prevent a hull failure?
I'd rather smack a submerged piling and limp back with $2,000 in future glass work waiting at the yard than be submerged beside the piling with $200 in glass work and $12,000 in ruined equipment and gear. |
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Allison Troyer is of marriageable age and needs to learn how to manage an Amish household. Can a girl who feels as faceless, purposeless, and neglected as her tattered Amish doll, find her way among strangers? James Esh likes what he sees when Allison Troyer walks into the barn. Will anything keep this brash young Amish man from stealing her affections? Aaron Zook has vowed never to lose his heart to another. Yet when James makes advances on Allison, Aaron can't… (more)
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Ann Charters Interview
I recently found this interview with Jack Kerouac biographer Ann Charters. As you can see from the photo of my copies of both the Selected Letters 1940-1956 and Selected Letters 1957-1969, I spent quite a bit of time studying both books. The interview is quite old, taking place in San Francisco in March of 1995, … Continue reading
Happy Birthday City Lights
Despite Jack Kerouac perhaps not playing that big of a role in the history of the City Lights Bookstore and City Lights Publishing (as far as I know they only published one or two poetry collections by Kerouac) I found it fitting to upload this post. Lawrence Ferlinghetti was a longtime friend of Kerouac, most … Continue reading
Kerouac, Steinbeck and a new direction for Retracing Jack Kerouac
True to the title of the blog, I originally planned to limit myself to only posting photos of the places of importance to Kerouac that I visited. However, as I already put up most of the photos taken on the two trips in October of 2010 and March 2012 that provided the majority of the … Continue reading
'We were near Fredericksburg Texas in the high plains' (On The Road)
Kerouac, Neal Cassady and Louanne Henderson were on their way to El Paso from Houston when they passed Federicksburg.
Davenport, Iowa and Rock Island, Illinois
A few photos from Davenport and Rock Island, cities Kerouac passed through on his cross-country journeys described in On The Road . Unfortunately, unlike the 'warm Midwest sun' in the book, the weather in Davenport was absolutely dreadful – it was raining the whole day I spent there so I didn't really feel like exploring … Continue reading
Anywhere Road review on Empty Mirror Books
The first review of my book 'Anywhere Road' – check it out here: http://www.emptymirrorbooks.com/beat/kerouac-2/anywhere-road-retracing-jack-kerouac.html
'Anywhere Road' available for purchase
Finally, at (very) long last my book 'Anywhere Road' is available for ordering at Blurb.com. Those of you that have been following my blog for a while will remember that I wrote about wanting to finish the book at certain points quite a few times before, but due to various personal and work-related circumstances it … Continue reading
'Anywhere Road' update 01.28.13: Trinidad, CO; Raton, NM
As I promised in my last post here's an update on the progress of my book 'Anywhere Road'. The first copy I uploaded and ordered from the Blurb.com website arrived a week ago – unfortunately I couldn't really be satisfied with the way it looked so I can't make it available for you to order. … Continue reading
The Loop, Chicago
Kerouac describes wandering around the Loop and checking out Bop music which was played with a 'tired air' in On The Road (Original Scroll). Not much activity closely related to this was detectable to me on the few hours I spent there, but here are some impressions from The Loop:
Update 01.07.13: 'Anywhere Road' is finished.
Just a little update today to let you know that I (at long last!) finished my book 'Anywhere Road – Retracing Jack Kerouac' earlier today. Finally. I am currently in the process of uploading it to the Blurb website and will order a copy each of both the Soft- and Hardcover versions. Once I received … Continue reading


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The good should be obvious. It positions the transmission where you need it. The controls are easy and located well. The handle is a bit longer than needed but can be cut if...Read complete review
The good should be obvious. It positions the transmission where you need it. The controls are easy and located well. The handle is a bit longer than needed but can be cut if desired. The pump handle can be rotated for ease of operation. The bad... Forward tilt is limited to "level" back & side to side will tilt more than needed. The chain is pretty useless. Try a rachet strap in place of the chain. The car needs to be rather high and the transmission needs to be placed on it while under the car. It can be difficult with heavy transmissions. Wish the profile was lower. Overall it's worth every penny. The good outweighs the bad.
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just used this to replace my e4od transmission it completely came to pieces the transmission only weighs maybe 300lbs and this flimsy piece of junk crumbled under pressure it actually dropped the transmission on the...Read complete review
just used this to replace my e4od transmission it completely came to pieces the transmission only weighs maybe 300lbs and this flimsy piece of junk crumbled under pressure it actually dropped the transmission on the concrete.. if you have a big transmission get the bigger jack!!!
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By The Fixer
from Duryea, PA
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Comments about Pittsburgh Automotive 800 lb. Low Lift Transmission Jack:
I purchased this jack to install a 4r70w transmission into my truck (used this to remove and put in). The transmission was drained, besides the torque converter, so it prob weighed about 200 pounds. As others have said, the profile in pretty high but not too bad compared to others i have seen. The jack is very easy to operate, tilt, and maneuver under weight which is crucial for what is needs to accomplish. After i had removed the transmission i took it off of the jack and slid it out, with the new one i slid it under and loaded it onto the jack. With a heavier transmission, this may not have been a one man job. Overall it is a great jack for the price and i would purchase this if you only plan to use it a couple of times, due to the size of the profile.
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By JP
from Peoria, AZ
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By bryan wines
from tacoma
i bought this jack for my home. jack does have some flaws such as the trans chain tie down dont even put it on use a ratchet strap other than that a solid unit, makes life easy when you pull trans on your back
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great tranmission jack
By redneck mechanic
from Longview, WA
this jack is worth the money works really well for transmission jobs has all the adjustments needed to put the tranny back in and taking it out all adjustments work great. I have only one problem with it is the chain that they supply to hold the tranny to the jack dose not work that great.It always comes loose while the tranny is on the jack, its a bolt with a hook to hold the tranny and 2 wing nuts to tighten the bolt that tightens the chain.
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By Bix
from Spring Lake NC
This is a good jack for home or lite use. The hydraulic cylinder has a short life span, you can get a new cylinder from the other low cost tool store. Many other stores sell the same jack. Harbor Freight will not sell u a new cylinder. The 12 month warranty is a good idea, but the jack will usually fail in 2 years with regular use. For the average Joe, it will do the job.
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Good jack
By Jesse
from Palmdale CA
About Me Auto Enthusiast, Casual Driver, Mechanic, Truck Enthusiast
Great to adjust to any angle, But bolts are in a dumb place to tighten them. Chain doesn't work that well. So what I did was just got a rachet strap to use for tighten any tranmission down and some button head bolts with nuts so I can tighten it through the bottom. That part didn't work so well. But work atleast for the time.
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By Mike the mechanic
from Adena ohio
About Me Truck Enthusiast
Bought this jack to put the standard transmission in my 77 gmc. Won't fit under the truck with the transmission on it even the front end lifted up and because I had to put the front end on jack stands I need to be able to tip it back. 5 degrees of adjustment doesn't cut it. I suppose you get what you pay for.
By Mike
from Indiana
Used twice, leaks like crazy.
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By popoften
from VA
Used this once on my '94 Chevy Suburban. The cylinder does not hold pressure for a 4l60e transmissiion, which I doubt weighs more than 275 lbs. If you need a transmission jack, this unit is not the answer at any price.
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from austin tx
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hii everyone, another sewing project that I completed in 1 day [yesterday]
its a circle skirt (Y) I've wanted one for a while but I thought why not make one instead. It has 4 side seams and I had a little bit of trouble with the zipper.. I only had a navy blue one, but nonetheless I think it looks quite good for my first circle skirt.
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Awesome Skirt!!! :-) Great Job!!! Cool stockings too!!!
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LADYBIRD POPPY - HEIRLOOM Papaver commutatum
Bright fire-engine red with conspicuous black spots. Easily distinguishable poppy, one of my favorites.
Very easy to grow. To avoid self-seeding, seedpods should be picked off before they mature and shatter. Self seeding annual, 12-18" tall.
Planting Instructions: Direct seeding is preferable, as poppies do not like to have their roots disturbed. Sow in the early spring when the soil is still cool and light frost is possible. Can also be sown in the fall just before the ground freezes. Seeds will germinate in 10-15 days. Plants prefer full sun and will tolerate poor soil.
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Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)Standard Room
Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)Superior Room with Kitchenette
Max Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)One Room Suite with Kitchenette
Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)On the Chicago Riverfront, steps from the Magnificent Mile.
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With its prime riverfront location on Wacker Drive off Michigan Avenue, this club-like hotel with spectacular views of the skyline is just a short walk to the Magnificent Mile, the Chicago Cultural Center, Grant Park, and Marina City.
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Still pursuing a younger demographic despite the failure of James Franco and Anne Hathaway as co-hosts in 2011, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences publicist Teni Melidonian said, "It is right for this show, but we could easily go back to using 'Academy Awards' next year."
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World-renowned chef, author and Emmy-winning television personality Anthony Bourdain visits Detroit, Michigan in the next episode of "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown," airing Sunday, November 10, at 9 p.m. ET. with a live broadcast from Las Vegas immediately after. Follow the show on Twitter and Facebook.
Man cannot live on hot dogs alone - and in Detroit, he doesn't have to. There's always chili, onions and a few key elements that meld together to form the city's signature coney: a specially selected hot dog that is grilled, put into a steamed bun, then covered by an all-meat beanless chili, two strips of yellow mustard and chopped sweet onions.
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"You tell people you're going to Detroit, and chances are somebody from the home team is gonna say, 'Be sure to get a Coney.' I never really understood that, I mean I'm like 30 minutes from a place called Coney Island where presumably, they know something about freakin' hot dogs, right? Maybe the early Greeks or Macedonians who first experienced that golden land by the shore then took what they saw with them to Florida, Michigan and beyond. Maybe they knew something. They've been doing Coneys at Duly's for over 90 years. That's almost as long as the hot dog's been around. And I can't tell you how deep this creation runs here. Deep dish in Chicago, cheesesteak in Philadelphia, you'll find some ambivalence. Not here. It seems like a simple thing. Hot dog, chili, raw onion, mustard, steamed bun. But the delicate interplay between these ingredients when done right is symphonic."
"You tell people you're going to Detroit, and chances are somebody from the home team is gonna say, 'Be sure to get a Coney.' I never really understood that, I mean I'm like 30 minutes from a place called Coney Island where presumably, they know something about freakin' hot dogs, right? Maybe the early Greeks or Macedonians who first experienced that golden land by the shore then took what they saw with them to Florida, Michigan and beyond. Maybe they knew something.
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Previously on "Parts Unknown": – Tokyo Tasting Tokyo's treasures – South Africa Taste the Rainbow Nation – Sicily Sicilian food to soothe the soul 10 things to know before visiting Sicily – Copenhagen A sense of place in Copenhagen cuisine – New Mexico In New Mexico, choose a side: red or green Bourdain cops to mistake on Frito pie canned chili claim 10 things to know before visiting New Mexico - Granada, Spain Traditional tapas in Granada 11 things to know before visiting Spain – Israel, the West Bank and Gaza In Jerusalem, even food origins are contentious 10 things to know before visiting Israel, the West Bank and Gaza Bourdain has traditional Palestinian meal – Congo SPAM and coq au vin on the Congo River – Peru Peruvian food, from guinea pigs to pisco sours Peruvian food is having a moment Make perfect pisco sours and ceviche South America's pisco enjoys North American revival – Libya Breakfast in Libya Where fast food tastes like freedom – Morocco iReport: In Morocco, eating is the spice of life Street snacking in Morocco – Canada O Canada! Our home and delicious land Come for the strip bars, stay for the poutine – Colombia Colombian cuisine – from aguardiente to viche Americans just don't understand the potato. Colombians do. – Los Angeles Koreatown The ever-changing flavor of L.A.'s Koreatown Bridging generations and cultures, one blistering bowl of bibimbap at a time Los Angeles food trucks are in it for the long haul – Myanmar Fall in love with Myanmar's cuisine In Myanmar, drink your tea and eat it too
Reading all the bad comments about Detroit made me wonder how in the world did we get picked as the best sports town in America, have the 2nd best bookstore in the world according to Business Insider, have a jewel of an island park in the middle of the river, have one of the best art collections in the USA, the list could go on. By the way, a coney here is much more than a hot dog but we also have Detroit style Pizza and lots of other good places to eat. If you have bad things to say about Detroit, then you probably have not been here.
If you like Tony's show, you love his book A Cook's Tour. No Reservation and Parts Unknown are based on this book. Laugh out loud funny and a page turner. As a native of The D, it's nice to hear some complements. She's no beauty, but we lover her.
Here is my response to both this show and how people reacted after the show had aired.
I love Anthony Bordain's shows and his new CNN project – Part's Unknown – is definitely worth the watch. I look forward to seeing the episode. Detroit has always been one of those cities that I would like to visit because of its gritty feel. I'm currently in Melbourne, Australia, but the next time I'm home in Canada I may try to pop down. I also really want to visit New Orleans and Bordain really did the city justice in his No Reservations. The US has so much to offer in the way of food culture, and lets not forget the craft beer market that is emerging quite rapidly at the moment.
– Stephen
If I can remember correctly, Bourdain pinned Cincinnati based Skyline Chili as having the best Cheese Cony, which is the exact same as listed here. People say anything for money.
There's no cheese in a Detroit coney.
" ... a specially selected hot dog that is grilled, put into a steamed bun, then covered by an all-meat beanless chili, two strips of yellow mustard and chopped sweet onions."
"Specially selected or not," it's hard to believe the above is all that impressive.
Those tooting the Lost City's supposed glorious future employ the same kind of license.
Anthony Bourdain thanks for coming to Detroit! People complain about the "ruin porn" but it's real, and it does have it's own strange beauty, which I feel you did recognize. Of course we have tons more food than that which was shown on your show, but I'm glad you enjoyed your trip here anyway. And of all people Charlie LeDuff – YEA! I bet you two had a blast.
Good down to earth look at Detroit . Very Fair . You did a great job on your "seal" story from Canada . You obviously are opened minded unlike the Peta types who would have us eating grass. I salute you
Never made it to Duly's when I lived in Detroit during the late 70s through early 90's. My favorite coney place was Senate's on River Road near Livernois. We would eat there for lunch at least twice a week. It never got old. Coney's and Vernor's! Miss them both!
Senate was good, and that little Hamburger shack a bit further west on Michigan, I think it was called Telway. Nothing like a Detroit Coney Island, but I loved Duly's, it was a ritual for us growing up to go there.
I lived right around the corner from Duly's the first 20 years of my life. I remember eating there after school and being a teenager when they filmed "The Rosary Murders" in the neighborhood. I use to "urban explore" the Packared Plant, walked down the streets where the 'Heidelberg" project is and walked balloons down Woodward on many a Thanksgiving. Love this episode!!
Amen, I lived at Junction and Plumer Streets, went to Western High in the early 80's. Duly's was incredibly good. I loved growing up in Southwest, so much exploration of all those ruins, so much trouble to get into. ha ha ha
a stablemate of the coney island dog, the loose hamburger has always been my favorite. " two loose heavy" was my standing order for decades at the great duly's on Detroit's southwest side. can still see the old guy at back table dicing onions in the middle of the night.
It wasn't long ago that Anthony Bourdain was quoted criticizing Paula Deen for cooking "unhealthy" food like mac and cheese. Now, he is promoting Bar B Que and mac and cheese. What's this, has he changed? Maybe he should visit Savannah for some Real mac and cheese.
Savannah Guthrie can't cook,just ask her new Husband.
My kids went to Holy Redeemer, and we lived about 4 blocks from Duly's. I worked at the mini station(police) just up from the corner by Dulys, and always went in early so I could eat there. The best Coneys in the world!! A lot of people put Detroit down, but until you live there, don't complain. There were the theaters, I-max, Symphony, Art and Historical museums, J.L. Hudsons christmas floor, Belle Isle, Bob-Lo Island, Cobo Hall, and the waterfront. And we can't forget Tiger Stadium! There were places we DIDN'T go, but we used common sense also. I graduated from Wilber Wright, after riding a city bus from Gratiot and Harper, to downtown and transfering to another to get to school, all before daylight. I never had any trouble. Since I moved from there, I have lived in 46 of the 50 states. Unless you live as a hermit, you will always find some place that is not as safe as it should be. Detroit IS bad now, but still has a lot of good people in it, as well as a lot of beautiful places. I hope the new mayor and the people can get it sorted out, and make it what it used to be. So unless you have actually lived there, don't be so quick to judge. You should take off your blinders, and look around where YOU live.
Very good to see that Anthony Bourdain made his way to DULY's at Vernor and Junction Streets in southwest Detroit for the very BEST hot-dogs, chili, a touch of yellow mustard all sitting of a soft hot dog bun ... and interesting conversation from both the gang sitting at the counter and the staff who run this great little restaurant. Duly's ranks as one of the best. Congratulations! Nice going, Anthony Bourdain. Did you happen to notice the very large and beautiful church across the street? Holy Redeemer Church and its schools and Duly's have a long and blessed history!
You are so right- I used to live in Detroit and I went to college there- Wayne State. I miss it very much. I am from Jackson, Mi and I would put those Coneys up with anything in Detroit. The coney places in Jackson used to to buy deer heart from the local hunters-this was YEARS ago- and it was their secret ingredient. Can't do that now I guess, what with health laws and such. I live a long way from Detroit now because we can't make a living there anymore. But, I still go visit at least once a year. Summer isn't complete without a Tiger's game! (Miss the old stadium, though)
Fishing the Detroit River, at the end of Mt. Elliot, across from the Coast Guard Station. The smell of fresh bread baking at night, from shops on Joseph Compeau. The "help wanted" signs in the little stores in Hamtrack, that read "must speak Polish". The kind-hearted landlady, I rented my flat from, who provided a home-cooked meal every Friday evening. Watching the Tigers play baseball. My love my hometown. Great show, Anthony! I enjoy watching.
The Coney was invented in Jackson, Michigan, about 80 miles west of Detroit. This was in 1914. Coneys didn't start popping up in Detroit until 1921. Jackson is home of the coney and still has the very best ones out there (with real beef heart!!)
Too bad you have to go to Detroit to visit the places to eat. Risk your life for a hot dog? Not for me. Yes, I've been to Detroit, more times than I wish. You can bet Bourdain had bodyguards with him.
You don't risk your life in Detroit lol. Do you know how many people work downtown on a daily basis? The places in the city that you would have to go to be in any immediate danger are places you would have no business going to anyways.
It cracks me up that there are people out there that actually think thugs are running around the entire city of Detroit picking random people off with weapons. There are certainly innocent people dying, because they are stuck financially and can't get out of terrible parts of the city, but in general, it's gang bangers killing gang bangers. I work downtown everyday and have never felt unsafe once.
Hey Animal, we always can count on haters like you. You are clueless. You add nothing to the conversation. So much good it starting to happen in Detroit. It is so sickening to hear folks like you who don't get it and never will.
coneys were invented in cincinnati in 1918. besides that tony dumb ass bordain dont know any more about food than he does about fornicating...
Used to be a place on Ford Road and Middlebelt in Garden City, a Detroit suburb, that had the best coneys ever. They also used to serve an awesome omelet with hand shredded hashbrowns. Can't remember the name of the place. Used to be a jewelry store next door – Orin's I think??
Plato's Place……Small, dark, and the only place to get a coney after school in the 70's. It has moved to a bright strip mall location – coneys are still good but it has lost the character
There were comments about not visiting Lafayette & American, justifiably so since they are institutions. Keep in mind though that neither of those two make their own chili anymore. They buy National's and add a few spices. Just look in their fridge on the wall and see the National bricks of chili stocked. Duly's may be the best coney in town, but there is another one not mentioned that rivals any coney...Red Hots on Viktor Ave. in Highland Park. This place is about 90 years old and used to serve lunch to the assembly line workers at Ford's original factory. He makes his own sauce from scratch. Bourdain is right about Detroit being beautiful. Look beneath the surface of the old buildings and you will see the beauty that once was and could still be.
You are right about everything but your comment on that being Fords first factory. The first factory was the Mack Ave plant. Then it was the Piquette Plant at Piquette and Beaubien. They built 12,000 Model T's from Sept 27 1908 until Jan 1910. Plus the model B,C,F,N,R,and S Then they moved to Highland Park. People don't know anything about this factory. Right now It's home to the Model T Museum. Which is the process of being restored This was the first factory with a sprinkler system. This was right after the tragic garment factory fire in New York. Henry Ford did more than just refine the automobile. He was a very amazing man
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jerry, i look forward to trying some of the other coney options as I must confess I'm a Lafayette guy for 40 years now. I must disagree though with the characterization of Lafayette as having lost something because it is now supposedly just remixing National's chilli. I don't know where the chilli comes from, but I do know that the quality of taste of that Lafayette coney (and the chilli specifically) is the exact same as it was 40 years ago. So if they are using some base ingredient from National, they are still finding a way to produce the traditional Lafayette coney without compromising that amazing taste.
Good reason not to have socialized medicine. Sometimes people deserve the crap they get when they eat stuff like this.
It is always breathtaking how morons reveal themselves in an awe-inspiring display of stupidity.
Bourdain must be on some pretty heavy s#@t (or paid an awful lot) to say that Detroit is a beautiful city and has lots of good places to eat. ANYwhere but that city would be better on both counts. //
Says the person who, has never been to Detroit.
You ma'am are the definition of a sheep. Detroit has plenty of beauty and plenty of places worthy of visiting. If you don't know that, then you either have never been there, and just take the word of mass media, or you're a moron.
I just love how people NOT from Detroit don't know what the heck they are talking about....
Hot dogs in Detroit? But no visit to American Coney or Lafayette Coney? Anthony Bourdain's research team just lost all credibility in my book.
Hi Mary-Ann, my name is Mary-Ann. You clearly are no hotdog connoisseur, as you lead to believe. Do you even know where hotdogs come from? The only place to get a better hotdog than in Detroit, is Flint. And that's a fact. Page 684 of The Bible. Read it sometime before you judge sweet Anthony! Yeesh! I don't understand people these days. They get their GED and they think they know everything about hotdogs! Where do they come from Mary-Ann? You probably don't know. I'll pray for you sweetie. Just as Jesus would like :) God Bless
in the left corner wearing a girdle a pink oversized g-string – mary ann from detroit! in the right corner wearing a green size 16 bikini – may ann from flint! let's get ready to rumble! winner gets an unlimited lifetime supply of chili hot dogs!
Spot on, Anthony – Detroit loves you & NYC right back, buddy. You are always welcome here.
Mr. Bourdain gets it. Why is it that in the English-speaking world, only New Yorkers (and a special thanks to David Byrne & Patti Smith) & the major cities of the British isles grasps why Detroit is so relevant and interesting? Its outrageously disproportionate musical influence on the world alone should be the first thing that commands attention, but frankly, that's just scratching the surface of an ongoing history of much more. Detroit is a juxtaposition of wild contrasts, simultaneously being one of the most ugly and most interesting places in the US at the same time.
Bourdain gets it – For all of its problems, Detroit IS largely misunderstood, and has long-had absolutely fantastic things going on when you look closer at it.
Thank You for saying that Ian. I wish more people were as open minded as you about my beloved city. It's got a ton of problems yes, but there is so much to love about it if one just took the time to look beneath the surface.
Visited Detroit for my honeymoon nearly 11 years ago. First time anywhere back east. Was blown away by the possibilities of that city! From what I've been reading, Detroit is slowly transforming itself. Urban farms, etcetera. 10 years from now, it may be other cities looking to Detroit for ideas.
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There are some great places to drop into here in Detroit, just have to know where they are, as there are parts of town in dreadful states of decay that should be avoided. Having said that, there's a lot of great people here, very friendly and down to earth. The architecture is superb, with some structures rivaling Europe, though a great deal has been lost to decay.
Three cheers for Bourdain for coming here, though not sure being featured on a show which makes a habit of dining in war zones a good sell...Out in the quieter suburbs, Senate Coney Island serves up good Coney's as well.
Why the hell would he go to Detroit? I live by Detroit the city is revolting. " One of the most beautiful cities in America " Is he desperate and running out of places to go ? Detroit is a sh@# hole.
You must be one of the people who never leave the suburbs, which is understandable if watch local news...
It's true, the city is dangerous and in decay, but there are some gems there. Hopefully the new mayor will begin turning things around, which I estimate could take 60-80 years...
Want a good hot dog? Try Charleston WV.
Mr. Bourdain gets it. Why is it that in the English-speaking world, only New Yorkers (and a special thanks to David Byrne & Patti Smith) & the major cities of the British isles grasps why Detroit is so relevant and interesting? Its outrageously disproportionate musical influence on the world alone should be the first thing that commands attention, but frankly, that's just scratching the surface of an ongoing history of much more. Detroit is a juxtaposition of wild contrasts, simultaneously being one of the most ugly and most interesting places in the US.
You're right to point out the contrasts. There is much to admire, and much to lament.
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Well... your wife was just saying that the miniature hot dog was very unsatisfying :)
and your wife was more satisfied with the mini one compared to what your packing
Americans will eat absolutely anything, no matter how banal or revolting.
your absolutely f***** wrong. the chinese eats everything. and that's it
You mean stuff like beef brawn, which is nose, lining of the nose, with the hairs still attached, that is served in France and Germany?????
even I have eaten sheep brain, testicles etc. they're everywhere
once i went to a pakistani restaurant and saw the cook preparing goat balls. the balls were still in the scrotum and had pubic hair attached. i skipped dinner that night.
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The Production of Useful Information? In the past, the case for public policy for basic research has been strongly supported by economic analysis. Governments provide by far the largest proportion of the funding for such research in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries. The well-known justification for such subsidy was provided by Nelson (3) and Arrow (4): the economically useful output of basic research is codified information, which has the property of a "public good" in being costly to produce and virtually costless to transfer, use, and reuse. It is therefore economically efficient to make the results of basic research freely available to all potential users. But this reduces the incentive of private agents to fund it, since they cannot appropriate the economic benefits of its results; hence the need for public subsidy for basic research, the results of which are made public.
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