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Gavin Henson will start for the Ospreys on Sunday as they welcome Worcester to the Liberty Stadium in the EDF Energy Cup.
Having returned from injury Henson was handed a two-game ban for an internal issue at the region. However he has served that ban and comes straight back into the side at inside centre, to partner Tommy Bowe in midfield.
James Hook, who missed last week's win over Perpignan, returns to partner Rhys Webb at half-back, whilst in the forwards Steve Tandy and Tom Smith both get a start in the back-row.
"We've selected a very experienced side, with 16 of the 22 having more than 50 Ospreys appearances to their name," coach Sean Holley said.
"We will need all of that experience for this challenge, but we are all looking forward to it immensely and hope that we'll have a big crowd behind as we look to build on last week.
"Our results have been good of late, but we feel that we can still improve in lots of aspects of our game. The players have been extremely diligent and focused this week and want to take a step closer to retaining this trophy."
For Worcester fly-half Matthew Jones will make a return to his former club having been named to start in the number ten jersey.
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Jones has recovered from an ankle injury and will line up against his old side as Warriors look to make it two wins out of two in the cup competition.
Warriors, who will be captained by Greg Rawlinson, make three changes to the starting line-up to the side that defeated Bucuresti Oaks in Europe, with Chris Pennell returning on the wing in place of Miles Benjamin who is ruled out with a shoulder injury.
Full-back Chris Latham returns after being rested for the trip to Romania and is named vice-captain, whilst Jake Abbott comes into the back row with Tom Wood injured.
Head coach Clive Griffiths is eager for Warriors to perform in Wales and has backed Jones to make a successful return to his former club.
"Matthew is looking forward to going back as he had some good days with Neath and the Ospreys, he will have a point to prove," he said.
"Apart from Wasps away, this is the biggest test for Matthew. He has come in having played National One and it is a massive step up. People think it is just a small transition but it is a huge step up.
"Now he is getting more confident and getting to know the guys better. Matt is grabbing the chance with his own unique style and he commands the respect of the forwards.
"It is a big game for Matthew and he will need to keep a lid on it, his emotions will be running high. The game is all about emotion and if you let them get the better of you then it falls apart. But he knows what he has to do."
Ospreys: 15 Lee Byrne, 14 Nikki Walker, 13 Tommy Bowe, 12 Gavin Henson, 11 Shane Williams, 10 James Hook, 9 Rhys Webb, 8 Filo Tiatia, 7 Steve Tandy, 6 Tom Smith, 5 Lyndon Bateman, 4 Ian Gough, 3 Andrew Millward, 2 Huw Bennett, 1 Duncan Jones (c).
Replacements: 16 Richard Hibbard, 17 Adam Jones, 18 Alun-wyn Jones, 19 Ryan Jones, 20 Jamie Nutbrown, 21 Dan Biggar, 22 Andrew Bishop.
Worcester: 15 Chris Latham, 14 Rico Gear, 13 Alex Grove, 12 Sam Tuitupou, 11 Chris Pennell, 10 Matthew Jones, 9 Ryan Powell, 8 Netani Talei, 7 Jake Abbott, 6 Matt Cox, 5 Craig Gillies, 4 Greg Rawlinson (c), 3 Tevita Taumoepeau, 2 Aleki Lutui, 1 Matt Mullan.
Replacements: 16 Darren Morris, 17 Shaun Ruwers, 18 Graham Kitchener, 19 Rob Wood, 20 Matt Powell, 21 Loki Crichton, 22 Charlie Fellows.
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14:30 | Cardiff Blues vs Leicester |
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15:00 | London Irish vs Newcastle |
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Sunday 8th February | |
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Leicester 17 - 8 Northampton |
Gloucester 32 - 25 Ospreys |
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From Healthcare to Holocaust
Written by Michael TennantIn the 1880s, Germany initiated government provision of healthcare. It was not long before doctors stopped serving patients and began serving the state — to the death.
It would not seem a safe time to critique the wisdom, motivations, and character of Abraham Lincoln. Steven Spielberg's reverential motion picture epic Lincoln fills screens across America. The public increasingly accepts him as America's greatest leader.
Yet, such a pursuit is ever more important for a people hurtling forward into an uncertain future, to learn from past mistakes or merely become aware they made them. One growing consensus regarding Lincoln seems credible: He has exerted more influence over the development of this nation than any other person, including the Founders. If Washington be the father of our country, surely Lincoln is its stepfather.
The American Civil War was a dark chapter in America's history. Yet it did produce those who merited respect and honor. David O. Dodd was one such individual, though only a boy. He refused to betray his native Arkansas, and as a consequence was hanged as a spy by Union forces.
One hundred and fifty years ago, on September 30, 1862, Bismarck defended big military expenditures and military aggression in defense of statecraft. The result has not been good.
Fifty years ago, Rachel Carson published her book Silent Spring. The politically correct pseudo-science therein was largely responsible for the banning of DDT in much of the world, resulting in perhaps hundreds of millions of deaths.

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Wander through pop-up bars to sample over 200 Australian craft brews, visit stalls and stroll alleyways to discover surprising happenings, music, art and irresistible entertainment around each turn.
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The Film Retriever!
Lost the end of your film, want to do double exposures, no specialist tools in sight?? No problem!
How to Organize the Analogue Mess
It was really hard to find the way to organize my negative's mess, but one day I decided to straighten up my negatives, cd's and contact sheets. It was not an easy work, but it deserve it when you want to scan an old pic, check what film you used in that picture you like or just have organized the safest back up ever: the negatives.
Fisheye the sky to make a moon in the day or night. I don't think I invented this, I think my lomofriends did, either way, it's something I enjoyed doing and you should too.
Tipster of the Week: Melt That Plastic in Your Camera!
How to make beautiful borders for your Diana pictures with just a few pices of plastic, tape, and a lighter!
Quickie Tipster: Flip It. Flip It Good!
When boredom comes along, you must Flip It. Your camera, I mean! The results: lovely reflection-like images that look like a parallel universe.
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Mr. Focus believes that he's one of the Best in America; question is, can he convince the rest of us? On his latest promo single and first Booth feature, the Brooklyn rhymesayer does his damndest to accomplish just that, firing off his most potent lyrical ammunition over the syncopated percussion and skittering strings of beatsmith Stompboxx. Fresh off his return to the Bad Boy lineup, Baltimore rhymesayer Los contributes guest bars. While we're still waiting on a release date for Focus' upcoming See You Later mixtape, those who agree with Focus' self-assessment can keep it locked for updates.
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Watched Sarek for the first time in awhile, and it's a very solid episode. I remember as a teen being somewhat bored with the lack of action, but now I find the tremendous acting from Stewart and Leonard is MORE than enough to carry the story.
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notice just how painted on Sarek's makeup is, and it can be awfully distracting at times. In fact you notice that kind of thing with a lot of the makeup now, especially with the aliens (I shudder to think how painted up Quark will look in HD when we get to that point).
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- "The Somebody's Daughter Dancers." (Parks and Recreation, S07E03)
"Game of Thrones is on tonight! It's the series finale! Khaleesi is marrying Jack Sparrow! Oh, God, that show has really gone off the rails."
"Look, it makes sense if you read the books." (Parks and Recreation, S07E04) - "Never really developed a taste for tequila. Kind of hard to understand how you make a drink out of something like that. Sharp, inhospitable. Same reason I never understood the fascination with the artichoke. Now bourbon is easy to understand. Tastes like a warm summer day." (Justified, S06E01)
"You need to be smart."
"What I need is a $6 blow job. A smarter move I cannot imagine." (Justified, S06E01) - Swedish songwriters – heh (Empire, S01E03)
"What is this?"
"This is Gus. He's a private detective that I hired."
"You did what?"
"He ain't cheating on you…" (Empire, S01E03)
(Best New Restaurant, S01E01)
(Workaholics, S05E02)
- "No one gives a shit about bloody Cole Porter." (American Horror Story, S04E13)
- American Horror Story Season Grade: D+
"My cock ring is sliding off."
"Why my father is talking to me with a cinch around his penis is beyond my grasp." (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, S10E02) -
"Can I get a drink?"
"Go ask one of the other ones."
"What other ones?"
"The other ones. The bird lady, the troll man." (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, S10E02) -
"Can I get a drink, please?"
"No, not now. Ask one of the other ones. The dirty one or the gay one." (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, S10E02) -
"What are some of the things we could talk about?"
"Creatine shits." (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, S10E02) - "Cowboys hate teachers. You know, cowboys are independent thinkers who like to learn for themselves." (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, S10E02)
"Let's just keep it simple. Let's just start with our names."
"Hi, ladies. I'm Frak. Shit!" (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, S10E02) - "Ignition (Remix)," "Return of the Mack," "No Scrubs" (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, S10E02)
- "I'll just masturbate." (Man Seeking Woman, S01E02)
- "She hated the text. She's never going to respond. We have to save face. We have to pretend we were just kidding. Text 'JK.' Text 'JK'!" (Man Seeking Woman, S01E02)
(The Taste, S03E07)
- The Taste Season Grade: C
- "You have to try this. Hot cocoa, dark creme de cacao, hint of crème de menthe, and peppermint schnapps. I call it a 'peppermint patty.'" (Archer, S06E03)
"We head out at dawn."
"And that's A.M.?"
"As opposed to…?"
"P.M. Dawn?"
"'Set Adrift on Memory Bliss.' Come on, buddy." (Archer, S06E03) -
"I have kind of a weird bucket list."
"Number three: Bang Joe Frazier."
"[sigh] Really regret sharing that with you." (Archer, S06E03)
(Portlandia, S05E03)
- "All men like Brigitte Nielsen." (Portlandia, S05E03)
(Lucas Bros. Moving Co., S02E02)
The Outkast one is Out Kasserole (Lucas Bros. Moving Co., S02E02)
- "Make 'Em Say Uhh" reference (Lucas Bros. Moving Co., S02E02)
- "I have many unique skills, including making the Predator noise." (King of the Nerds, S03E01)
(Banshee, S03E03)
- Mile 69 – heh (Banshee, S03E03)
"I am Associate Professor X."
"Wait a minute. Your name is X, as in the letter 'X'?"
"E-C-K-S. My parents named me after their favourite film character, Jeremiah Ecks, from Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever." (Comedy Bang! Bang!, S04E03) -
"They should come out with a video game that's just stuff black people do."
"Yeah, like a whole level to see who can tuck their shirt in their drawers and sag their pants the best."
"What would the boss level be?"
"Sell cocaine for at least five years." (Comedy Bang! Bang!, S04E03) - "If I get mad at a little person… What I do is I just throw a big sombrero on top of them and then put tortilla chips in there. And I make them walk around a party with a sombrero full of chips." (Comedy Bang! Bang!, S04E03)
"You need Jesus."
"I need Jesus and a can of ginger ale." (The Eric Andre Show, S03E10) - The Eric Andre Show Season Grade: A-
2014 Shady Spring Lane
Previously on Adam Riff™:
This week on Adam Riff™, we are answering the question What did dudes in their 30s enjoy listening to in 2014?
Alright. My turn.
Q: Jon, what did you enjoy listening to in 2014?
Three months in the making, this is…Rifflash:
1 | Introduction |
2 | Vince Staples - 65 Hunnid |
3 | Future Islands - Seasons (Waiting On You) |
4 | Protomartyr - Scum, Rise! |
5 | Raised By Wolves [from "Fargo"] |
6 | Ben Khan - Youth |
7 | Seahaven - On The Floor |
8 | Bros Before Hos [from "Neighbors"] |
9 | Drake - 0 To 100 / The Catch Up |
10 | ††† (Crosses) - The Epilogue |
11 | Damon Albarn - Photographs (You Are Taking Now) |
12 | The Secret Fate Of All Life [from "True Detective"] |
13 | Cliff Martinez - Will It Hurt [from "The Knick"] |
14 | The Hotelier - Discomfort Revisited |
15 | Josef Salvat - Open Season |
16 | RATKING - Snow Beach |
17 | The Exorcist [from "Nathan For You"] |
18 | Dead Times - Every Moment |
19 | Water Liars - Let It Breathe |
20 | Isaiah Rashad - West Savannah (feat. SZA) |
21 | Eulogy For Augustus Waters [from "The Fault In Our Stars"] |
22 | The War On Drugs - Red Eyes |
23 | Freddie Gibbs and Madlib - Harold's |
24 | Jamie T - Love Is Only A Heartbeat Away |
25 | Optimal Tip-To-Tip Efficiency [from "Silicon Valley"] |
26 | The Dirty Nil - Cinnamon |
27 | Taylor Swift - Blank Space |
28 | A Selfish Act [from "Utopia"] |
29 | We Were Promised Jetpacks - Peaks And Troughs |
30 | Logic - I'm Gone |
31 | Justin Meyer [from "The Skeleton Twins"] |
32 | Small Wonder - Until I Open My Wings |
33 | Slothrust - 7:30 AM |
Humongous thanks to Jon Wilcox for the artwork, and to Mike, Matt, and Adam Robot for sundry beta testing.
Oh and my son thinks I should note to not let the wonky first 90 seconds of the RATKING song deter you from experiencing the second half.
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Previously on Adam Riff™: Songs of Instruments
This week on Adam Riff™, we are answering the question What did dudes in their 30s enjoy listening to in 2014?
Q: DJ Ben, what did you enjoy listening to in 2014?
Straight from the clubs of our nation's capital, this is…Awesome Mix Vol. 14:
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I never wanted to hold you back, I just wanted to hold on
Suppose that a beloved artist/band announces that they will release a new album the day after Election Day, but only if their chosen candidate wins. Otherwise, the album will be destroyed. Let's assume that the promise is made with enough time to register to vote. Who would have the most influence? Who has the most voting-age fans who give enough of a shit to register and make it to the polls, but not enough of a shit to respect the democratic process? Beyoncé?
Beyoncé. I can't even think of anyone who would come close. Every white girl in her twenties would go fleeing to the polls, which would give the Democratic candidate a significant boost in terms of voter turnout.
In fact, if I were the Democratic candidate, I would do exactly this. I would set up a Super PAC and funnel $10 million to Beyoncé (do Super PACs work like that? Probably not), and then I would ask her to make a video to be released on midnight of Election Day, but it only gets released if I win (provided Beyoncé agrees with my liberal pledge to give every American a free puppy and institute a tax on misspelled web comments). Then I would sweep the coastal states, carry the Midwest, defeat the GOP, and Beyoncé would unleash a five-minute video of herself dancing with a chair and singing WAY too fast, and people would lose their goddamn minds. That's the kind of modern electioneering you have to look forward to in 2016. [source]
The Smiths. Sweep the Latino vote.
You let me down now like I let you down then
Two chefs go head-to-head after hours at host Ilan Hall's restaurant.
Two Las Vegas-based chefs go head-to-head after hours on the Las Vegas strip.
Host Duff Goldman's bakery becomes a battleground after hours for two teams of cake decorators.
What even is this concept?
The Unexpected Virtue of Sibilance
Previously on Adam Riff™:
This week on Adam Riff™, we are answering the question What did dudes in their 30s enjoy listening to in 2014?
Q: Adam Robot and White Jon, what did you enjoy listening to in 2014?
Ladies and gentlemen, this is…Songs of Instruments:
1 | Single Mothers - Marbles |
2 | Yautja - Tar and Blindness |
3 | Baptists - Bloodmines |
4 | Myrkur - Dybt I Skoven |
5 | Tigers Jaw - Cool |
6 | A Pregnant Light - Circle of Crying Women |
7 | Gridlink - Constant Autumn |
8 | United Nations - United Nations vs. United Nations |
9 | The Life and Times - Again |
10 | Audrey Fall - Wolmar |
11 | Whirr - Clear |
12 | Floor - Rocinante |
13 | Flying Lotus - Never Catch Me (feat. Kendrick Lamar) |
14 | Tycho - Awake |
15 | Nothing - B&E |
16 | Joyce Manor - Heart Tattoo |
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China Live megaplex [San Francisco] From Zagat a new opening - the "Chinese food market" could be interesting, but their previous Shanghai 1930 had an overpriced menu in a fancy place and strange location opposite Safeway on Market St and failed. Suddenly we have a flood of high priced Chinese places, which may bring us something wonderful (maybe). China Live, 644 Broadway St. |
Hainan Chicken Rice or Khao Man Gai Recommendations in the Bay Area? Kin Khao does a fine chicken and rice. Best I've seen in these parts, though haven't tried Lime Tree's version. Penang Garden's was not good and Banana Island's version passes if you get desperate for C&R as my SO does at times. |
Chowdown Report: Penang Garden (San Francisco Chinatown) Thanks to HyperB for suggesting this and to Vincent for the sake! Maybe we are just too far from SE Asia...but I keep getting disappointed when I try to pretend I am in Singapore or KL. The old Straits on Geary, before they tried to go big time, was pretty darn good with excellent rendang, a memorable black pepper mussels, etc. I want to try the new Lime Tree as I have good memories of the little place on Irving, but haven't been there in a while. We have gone to Banana Island a few times over on Lake Merced Blvd and with careful menu selection have felt like returning. Their rendang is OK, the rotis are good, though the dipping sauce is milder than at Penang Garden, and they have a killer desert selection of rotis, best filled with fresh mango and covered with a bit of chocolate sauce and whipped cream... Best of all it is a happy place, generally filled with lots of Asian families and fun to go to. So, how does Penang Garden fare. Atmosphere, service etc., not that warm and fun. Some of the dishes pretty good. I liked the Roti Canaiand Roti Murtabak, dipping sauce as it was quite spicy. The rotis are well done and fresh. I am confused about murtabaks as we had an incredible very Indian style version at Zam Zam in Singapore and I don't remember how Murtabaks are in KL, but frankly I wouldn't bother with them again at Penang Garden -- though others may enjoy them. I am just spoiled by Zam Zam. The chile crab (2nd picture) is another dish worth talking about. I think the sauce is pretty close to Singapore chile crab, but, of course, as klyeoh and others on the Singapore threads will freely admit, our crabs are way better than the Sri Lankan things they get. klyeoh can comment if the pictured amount of sauce seems correct. Note the little fried breads, a correct accompaniment. So, this is a reasonable place to sample the, perhaps overrated, Singapore chile crab. We didn't understand why the waiter strongly discouraged us from the black pepper preparation of crab that we were headed for. That can be a most interesting dish - and as I mentioned the black pepper mussels at Straits were a triumph. Two big fails for us: the chicken and rice (Hainese Chicken), a favorite dish of my SO who gave thumbs down on this (she likes Kin Khao's version). We ordered the dark meat version. I normally prefer dark meat, but at the famous Singapore stalls, the revelation was how much taste and juiciness there was in the white meat. The rice at Penang Garden was OK, but didn't sing. the beef rendang was nothing short of a disaster. The meat pieces were often tough. The sauce was lacking in the many dimensions of even mediocre renderings (Banana Island). I was most happy to find a curry laksa as I haven't found this in the Bay Area outside of the Singapore Airlines lounge at SFO. It was good, but I can't compare to the legendary laksa in Singapore as we never got to Katong Rd. There is another kind of laksa, Assam Laksa which has sardines in it and a more sour soup (tamarind and pineapple). This is what you get for laksa at Banana Island. I found the Penang Garden version to be far superior. Other dishes: oyster pancakes could have used more oyster; the noodle dish didn't convince me of its value; the vegetables with lots of shrimp paste in a Nonya style were good, but not to everyone's taste; not sure what was the Thai style in the salty pork leg. Finally the durian pancake was filled with probably a canned durian custard... In sum, might be worth returning if in the hood and desperate for laksa or a roti canai and if you want to sample a chile crab. |
Chowdown Report: Tai Wu (Millbrae) Not on the dim sum menu, but it appears to be on the regular menu (and pink take out menu) and available at lunch. |
Chowdown Report: Tai Wu (Millbrae) Thanks Hyperb. for firing up this flash chowdown. It is nice to find a little competition with Koi Palace which is really very good and where the lines (none at 11:30 Saturday) are tolerable. The third floor was filled up and is where the carts roam. I will add a few pix to the collection and a few comments embellishing Hyperbowlers. The suckling pig was extraordinary. Best I've seen around here. A very thin crispy skin made me believe this was really a suckling pig. Another best I've had was the Durian Puff (last photo). There was real Durian fruit (not some custard that a Durian might have walked by) in the excellent pastry. The combination was balanced and perfect --- if you like Durian as I do. There is some originality in the offerings - maybe not quite as much as at Koi, but indicating, along with the general high quality that there is a real chef in charge of the kitchen. Examples: Japanese Style Turnip Cake -- with a wasabi mayo really worked well. XLB with Thai style Tom Yum Gong soup inside. Very interesting variant. Little changes like this make going to dim sum fun and not just the same old, same old. I disagree with Hyper on this one -- I had no trouble upending the little cups and getting a whole XLB into my gullet. Best to wait for the XLB to cool down a little before trying this. A little lotus root and shrimp patty was also unusual and well executed - see first picture. I also thought the shrimp rice noodle (freshly made) and the chow chiu dumpling (one of the best around) were excellent. Misses were the chicken wings - really poor, not crisp, no flavor worth the calories - and the taro root dumpling was rather average, probably not fresh from the frier. All in all this is fine place to go, near a BART stop, near the airport, price point about where Koi Palace is - more than the dives, much less (and better!!!!) than Yank Sing and the new super pricey places in the CIty. |
Lunch between San Jose and L.A. Jocko's in Nipomo if you are going down 101 and can handle a big steak at lunch. Recommend the Spence steak. Nothing I know of that is special on i5. |
Burmese Kitchen closing, another victim of the out-of-control hi-tech economy. [San Francisco] I have been trying to hold my tongue, but the original post and this thread has strongly offended me. It does not belong on Chowhound, is totally off topic, and should have been removed long ago. The only thing the tech economy has to do with restaurants is that it has supported many new restaurants, some good, some bad. Let's focus on identifying good places to eat. Moderators, please remove this thread. |
A "special" dinner in SFBA -- your thoughts much appreciated Benu's Corey Lee has opened Monsieur Benjamin a French bistro place. It may be just what you are looking for and you have a prayer of getting a reservation. I was a real fan of the a la carte menu at Benu on weekdays, as I am tired of long tasting menus, the details of which I can't remember the next day. (Benu's was my favorite tasting menu, better for me than Coi or Manresa, but I don't do them anymore.) Monsieur Benjamin did well for us last week. The quail stuffed with sausage was excellent and the lobster meat sauced pasta was also fine. A desert Gateau Marjolaine brought back 30+ yr old memories of a Biscuit Marjolaine in Ammerschwihr (Alsace) where I startled/pleased the waiter by ordering seconds and thirds. Monsieur Benjamin seemed to be as close to something you might find in Paris these days as any place in the Bay Area. First courses (oeufs a la mayonnaise and a liver mousse with potato gauffrettes) did not amaze. We will go back to try some other items that looked good on nearby tables including a pork rib and leg of lamb. The wine list also seemed very reasonable to me (more like a true French restaurant that wants to earn its money from the food rather than price gouging on wines.) |
Chowdown Report: SF Excelsior Food Crawl Part I (Aug 2014) Darn the spelling corrector... nut mon = nuk mon , of course. |
Chowdown Report: SF Excelsior Food Crawl Part I (Aug 2014) At Kadok's of San Francisco: Shanghai Lumpia was nice and not greasy; the Tokwa't Baboy (fried pork belly and fried tofu) was really quite good, particularly with the banana ketchup from the Philippines (although a bit too aged in the bottle...). Los Planes De Renderos has very nice, relatively light and thin, pupusas. We had two versions, with different cheeses, one with a regional spice like cilantro (someone else has to remember the name). This is a clearly the go-to El Salvadorean place in this area. Popular and crowded. With lots of interesting items. I most loved, best of the day , the stuffed plantain croquettes (pictured above). The Salvadorean slaw that comes with the pupusas was fresh and typical, apparently, with an abundance of Mexican oregano (which I find overwhelms the slaw). The mini BBQ pork buns at Hong Kong Bakery would rank high in a competition. All in all this is a fun neighborhood to explore and we enjoyed the excellent guidance from a local who was with us. Some other places on the long list had previously been tried and reported on, but not dined at this time -- they are worth including on a visit to the Excelsior: Maneelap Srimongkoun Restaurant (Laotian), Dark Horse Inn, Sungari Dumpling (Chinese dumplings and Dongbei cuisine), Doctor's Lounge, and Beijing. Be sure to read soupçon's posting in the other thread. |
Chowdown Report: SF Excelsior Food Crawl Part I (Aug 2014) I thought Ty Sandwich's banh mi had some very good aspects: good crisped bread, excellent teriyaki-style chicken thigh meat, excellent roast pork. But the dressing was not very intense, I did not detect any nut mon fish sauce and maybe no mayo. The veggies were wet so the whole thing came out a bit too juicy without have any real flavor other than the meats. |
Chowdown Report: SF Excelsior Food Crawl Part I (Aug 2014) Here is the information the crawlers had with them, listing the known restaurants in the area. Note that we went to some not on this list. Here's a SF Chronicle article re the Excelsior: http://www.sfgate.com/politics/joegar... Search for Excelsior on Chowhound: http://www.chow.com/search?q=excelsio... Here is a map of the area showing known restaurants (Blue indicates places not known to have been sampled by any of us): https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edi... Here is the list with what we know, websites, opening times: Pan Lido (mexican bakery, grab to eat stuff later) morning t0 6PM Tortas Boos Voni (Mexico City tortas, chilaquiles) 9AM-9PM Batter Up (locally recommended, they have stuff like deep fried snickers, corn dogs, etc.) noon-6PM https://www.grubhub.com/sf/batter-up/ Hood grub (current restaurant at Broken Record; Sunday 11am – 11pm) http://www.hoodgrubsf.com http://sf.eater.com/archives/2014/01/... Maneelap Srimongkoun Restaurant (Laotian) Sun lunch 1-3 dinner 5-10 http://www.maneelapsrimongkoun.com http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/9312... Doctor's Lounge 8AM-2AM (Brunch to 2PM) http://doctorsloungesf.com Los Planes de Renderos (pupusas) probably CLOSED Sunday Hilda's (Filipino bakery) 9AM-5PM Kadok's (Filipino, recommended lechon or Tikwat baboy) 11AM-530PM https://www.grubhub.com/sf/kadoks--fi... Sungari Dumpling (Chinese dumplings and Dongbei cuisine) 11AM-930PM http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/982662 Dark Horse Inn 1 - 9 PM) http://www.darkhorsesf.com/visit.html Pho Nice, 11am to 9:30pm, Hanoi style pho bac! https://www.facebook.com/phonicesf Pupuseria Metapan, 10am to 3am, not only corn but rice flour pupusas! more comida salvadoreña https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pupuse... Taqueria Reina's 11AM-1030PM El Porteño/Chifa Peruano 11:30a-10p http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/4281... Rincon Latino Sunday 9am to 10pm http://rinconlatinosf.com/about.html new owners in 2012 expanded menu http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/3106... Calabria Brothers Deli http://calabriabrosdeli.com CLOSED Sunday Naples Pizzarella 11AM-11PM http://naplespizzarellasf.com Beijing Restaurant 11AM-930PM http://www.beijingsanfrancisco.com New Royal Bakery 9AM-830PM |
Food crawl in Excelsior District this Sunday - all are invited I will post a complete list on the other (post-crawl) thread. |
Food crawl in Excelsior District this Sunday - all are invited A few weeks ago Melanie organized a small Chow dinner at Dark House Inn based on her (and others') sense that some, particularly many of the new, places in the Mission and elsewhere in SF are getting too pricey and (IMO) formulaic. The Excelsior area is often described as the way the Mission used to be. See http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/984709 At that dinner, the idea came up to do a daytime food crawl of the area. So, we have planned a crawl, which will take place this Sunday August 24th. We will meet between 11:45 AM and 12 noon at the Safeway (parking lot near store entrance), 4950 Mission, which is about half way between Persia and Geneva, two concentrations of the area's interesting places to eat. Depending on how many people come, the plan is to divide up into groups of 4 - 6 going to about 3 known places each (from the list below). It is also hoped that the group(s) may serendipitously try other places they come across. I would guess that this will involve about a mile or 2 of walking. So we know who is coming it is useful if you RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com If you send email to that address I can send you a longer message with a list of the candidate restaurants, a link to a map, etc. |
Okonomiyaki: SFBA Dish of the Month August 2014 Saw okonomiyaki at SF Street Food Fest at Namu Street Food. Had only $11.60 so could only afford chicken version as beef was $12. Dry chicken. Pancake with kimchee similar but inferior to Namu Gaji. No surprise as same people. So I am still looking for a Japanese style version. |
Hakka Restaurant or other choice for chinese banquet meal? [San Francisco] I've done a 1 table family banquet at Hakka ordering some of the advanced order items, e.g. Stuffed chicken or duck. It was very successful. Also was there two weeks ago with a party of 3 and it was as excellent as usual. Maybe the best Chinese in the City these days. |
Okonomiyaki: SFBA Dish of the Month August 2014 Looks like oknomiyaki will be available in significant quantities this weekend atthe SF Street Food Festival: |
Okonomiyaki: SFBA Dish of the Month August 2014 Saw a very similar oknomiyaki selection at Majikku Ramen, next to 99 Ranch, Skyline Plaza, Daly City, but didn't have a chance to try. |
Santa Barbara Uni @ Tenroku Sushi in San Francisco Japantown Yes. Tried it a few days ago. Excellent deal and good fresh uni. Maybe as many as 8 unis in the small wooden tray. After a movie (the Chef, meh..) we looked in at Tenruko space where the well thought of Maki used to be. The uni deal pulled us in rather than heading down to the boat sushi place. Dishes here are on a conveyor belt. All in all the sushi was ok, though generally limited variety. Chefs were willing to make things fresh. Prices quite low for sushi. Better than boat place, but that's not saying much. Probably I am not fussy enough about sushi. Like oysters and wine and dim sum, I find sometimes lower prices allows for more enjoyment in a more relaxed atmosphere than super pricey, super high quality followed by a monstrous bill. Anathema. |
San Francisco Chowdown Report: Dark Horse Inn and Six Foot 20 in the Excelsior District Now that I managed to upload pictures with much difficulty, some comments.. Dark Horse chefs like to smoke things (so do I) and they do it with considerable creativity. The delish deviled eggs were smoky. The chicken in the chicken and Brie sandwich was also smoked, a breast that was tasty an not dried out. Quite impressive for a sandwich that is usually quite boring. I also always avoid Reubens, but I ended gobbling up half of my SO's pastrami reuben. The bartender said it was his favorite and it was really good. Not sure if pastrami is normally acceptable in a Reuben, but who cares. The other appetizers: fried pickle and jalapeño slices was well done, and the spring rolls were totally unusual, interesting, fresh and very tasty. Sopaipillas came with a perfect caramel sauce and could be addictive. The Sunday special, seared tuna and wasabi rice, was not up to the rest of the regular menu items. Another addictive item is the Umami Poblano Fries at the Sunday pop up Six Foot 20 at the heritage Doctor's Lounge. |
San Francisco Chowdown Report: Dark Horse Inn and Six Foot 20 in the Excelsior District Pop up at Doctor's |
San Francisco Chowdown Report: Dark Horse Inn and Six Foot 20 in the Excelsior District Trouble posting multiple images so will try one at a time. |
San Francisco Chowdown Report: Dark Horse Inn and Six Foot 20 in the Excelsior District Let me add a few pix to Melanie's: The two appetizers at Dark Horse and the tacos and the addictive Umami Poblano Fries (a bit hard to photograph in the dark lighting). |
Smokestack BBQ [San Francisco] Next time will give the chopped pork a shot. There was starting to be a line and I didn't want to bother the server to get a taste -- and it wouldn't have been fair after having filled up on the brisket. What I was trying to say in my post was that the brisket we had was so incredibly good that I couldn't imagine anything else being worth cutting down on a brisket order. Last night, I did hear from someone else who had tried the brisket shortly after the place opened that theirs was very dry, and some comments on this thread seem to indicate that has happened. All the pieces I saw, cut from different briskets, looked just perfect to me. So, I wonder what might have gone on. All I can say is when the brisket is good at Smokestack it is incredible. |
Okonomiyaki: SFBA Dish of the Month August 2014 Namu Gaji (Corner of Dolores and 18th St) introduced me to Okonomiyaki and it is the only one I have had (so far). So, I can't say how authentic it is, but it is so good that it has kept us coming back to Namu Gaji many times. From what I learned in an earlier thread, this appears to be a dish that straddles the straits between SW Japan (Nagasaki) and Korea. The dish is not easy to describe. Namu Gaji's version comes in a very hot cast iron pan and is kind of a pancake with some oysters, kim chee, sprouts and I am not sure what else in it. On top are bonito flakes that persist in wiggling around sensuously, driven by the heat, for most of the time you are consuming the Oknomiyaki. At the end you get to scrape up the caramelized bits. Whole thing is delicious. One Namu Gaji Okonomiyaki is just fine for 2. We usually get there early enough (before 630) to order the "happy hour" Korean Beef tacos. With the pickles that is a fine meal polished off next door, if the lines are not too long, with a salted caramel and honey lavender cone at BiRite. Namu Gaji has lots of other very interesting items, including their Wednesday night KFC (Korean Fried Chicken), an interesting cured salmon and beans salad, a mushroom thingie, ... I was less impressed with the hamburger which is not up to Mission Bowling, for example. |
Eating in Season: Squash Blossoms I don't often get to try these fried flowers in restaurants as they are a home cooking thing we do (now using a zucchini plant that even grows in a pot the City). With a light spicy batter, and some flowers with small baby squashes still attached, (and a couple of margaritas) this is a summer delight. I have stuffed them with things like boursin, but it it is best and lightest unstuffed (IMO). Another squash flower opportunity is the wonderful Crema de Flores de Calabaza, a soup, which if I recall correctly one can get at Rick Bayless's Frontera Grill or Toplobompo in Chicago for which he has a recipe in his book, Mexican Kitchen. Has anyone seen this in a restaurant in the Bay Area. It is classic Mexican and delicious and light? As I noted in another thread, something quite similar and excellent is served these days at Smokestack in Dogpatch, called Creamed Squash, but without flowers. |
Smokestack BBQ [San Francisco] Brisket needs to be moist (euphemism for fatty), otherwise it is dry. We had the best brisket I have ever had outside of Texas. Smoky and delicious. Needs none of the sauces, and so tasty that sauce is inappropriate. Reminded of Louie Mueller's in Taylor, TX and that's the highest praise I could give. The crust was amazing! I guess this is Kobe beef brisket done right. The porchetta was OK, but not nearly as good as Roli Roti. I asked for some of the skin and told it was too tough. At Roli Roti, they chop up the skin, which isn't too tough, and it adds flavor and crunch. The side of "creamed squash" was delicious. I think the squash was grilled and then cooked in a creamy stock. This is really a soup! Reminded me a bit of the recipe in Rick Bayless, Mexican Kitchen for Crema de Flores de Calabaza, but this had no flowers. Got a taste of the spicy Thai-ish sausage which was OK. Didn't taste the chopped pork, which looked like it has a chance of being OK -- there is a decent NC style vinegar sauce on the tables. We will be back and will double up on the brisket! |
SFBA Dish of the Month (Aug 2014) - Nominations/Voting Namu Gaji does an Oknomiyaki we think is excellent. |
SF Dish of the Month (July 2014) - Nominations/Voting Ok, it works. Guess I was just too twitchy and hit the number again... |
SF Dish of the Month (July 2014) - Nominations/Voting I tried that... Next time I will try again. |


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Sometimes, amidst the coffee cups and barf-stained yoga pants at the playground, you meet your mom BFF. And sometimes, well -- sometimes, it's the opposite.
Last night, not one African or Caribbean contestant who was not clearly of mixed heritage made it to the top 15, not one. This is 2015 not 1955. What message did last night's Miss Universe pageant send to young ladies or young men for that matter? If you're not white or near white and you don't have long hair you're not attractive or desirable? The judges really need to park their own biases at the door. If they can't then care needs to be made to select judges who don't have racial biases and a rigid idea of what beauty looks like.
Rather than free us from the drudgery of work, technology has made us slaves to our phones and laptops. It has taken the entry of the most technologically savvy generation in history to realize that fact and, hopefully, to change it.
In a recent counselling session, I was struck once again by how much perfectionism limits our potential. The reality is if we allow ourselves to get lost in our perfectionistic tendencies, we will limit our ability to live to our full potential and impact others. To become an exceptionalist, follow these simple pointers.
Kid No. 1: Everything is brand new, washed in delicate soap and properly folded and put away in the matching dresser or hung on color-coordinated hangers. Kid No. 2: Hand-me-downs are washed and haphazardly checked for stains. Kid No. 3: It's cool if boys wear purple polka dots, right?
You may have noticed that your social media feeds have been inundated with the #BellLetsTalk hashtag. That's because Bell Let's Talk day is on Wednesday, January 28. We need workplaces that value their employees' mental health. Employers need to lead by example by recognizing workplace signs of undiagnosed depression, such as difficulty making decisions, decreased productivity, inability to concentrate and any unusual increases in errors in work, just to name a few.
It's the most wonderful time of the year for Canadian mental health advocates! Wednesday, January 28 is Bell Let's Talk Day. On Bell Let's Talk Day, conversations will be taking place online, in homes, schools, and offices across the country. All wonderful, but, will you be participating in these discussions by sharing your personal experiences? Many people won't.
In New York Magazine, Jonathan Chait discusses how hard it is to be a white man these days. In case you don't have the time or moral energy to read his 5,000 word opus of angst, here's a brief rundown.
Bell Let's Talk day is about hope. It gives you a chance to take off your mask and talk about your pain. It allows you to mourn the loss of who you were and to say, "It's okay I'm like this now." It cracks open the darkness for a minute and gives you hope by letting you realize there are people who've made it out to the other side.
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You feel like you've been through the washing machine at 6 a.m. and want to close your eyes so badly just when you're supposed to be starting your day.
I learned a lot in my 20s. I learned how to survive a breakup and how to reconcile with a friend. Thanks to three years of law school, I learned the rules of civil procedure. I learned how to get out of debt and how to nurse a baby. But there are a few things that I didn't learn, but wish that I had.
To really nail the concept of what mental illness is and how it affects both those who live with it and those who live with us, here are a few tips to guide in what I hope will be an ever-growing trend to encourage communication and break down the stereotypes. So without further ado, here are things to refrain from saying to someone with mental illness.
Both American and Canadian media have showcased the new wave of ethnic Barbie-sized dolls. The culturally-attuned figurines fill the gaping void in a transforming consumer base. Dark-skinned dolls with Aryan noses, Elizabethan hips, and Caucasian hair fail to capture the magic that Barbie has brought to little white girls for over 50 years.
One billion chicken wings, which means 500 million chickens will be killed for us to enjoy the game. Pounds of potato chips consumed; 28 million. Pounds of avocados consumed; 53.5 million. Number of football fields worth of farmland to grow all that corn, potatoes, and avocados is 222,792. And last 325.5 million is the number of gallons of beer drank by Americans that day.
Within the mental health community, we too have discovered that our storms have silver linings. Our "weaknesses," like battlefields, create in us the realization that we can more than survive mental illness.