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It's foolish to think Wal-Mart CEO's would suffer or the shareholders be forced to sacrifice.
All Wal-Mart would do under unions is RAISE the price of everything so that the average working family is required to infuse money directly into the union's pockets.
Then the unions can once again use their influence to force their members to vote a certain way as they just did for Obama.
So unions really are a way to infuse money into the far left on the backs of the working people once again. They out-priced their member on the world labor scale and cost this country so much in manufacturing that low paying service jobs are all that are left.
But forcing the average working family to pay more for the price of milk and bread to subsidize unions is not going to help anybody except, of course, the union thugs.
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Expert reveals how to eat whatever you want WITHOUT feeling guilty - and claims our childhood shapes our views on food
- Food Journalist Bee Wilson wrote First Bite: How We Learn To Eat
- Learning to eat better is about psychology as well as nutrition
- Says our childhood experiences with food have shaped how we view it
- It's possible to re-learn how to eat so we can have a healthier diet
It's that time of year where many of us reassess our eating habits. But what if instead of going on a diet we re-learned the art of eating altogether?
That's the premise of a new book which suggests unhealthy attitudes to food are picked up early in childhood.
Food journalist Bee Wilson argues that learning how to eat better – which is different from going on a diet – is as much about psychology as it is nutrition.
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First Bite by food journalist Bee Wilson investigates why we eat what we do. We are surrounded by an enormous variety and availability of sugary, salty and fatty products, but just as we learned to eat a certain way, we can also retrain ourselves to eat better (file photo)
Bee Wilson is a British food writer, journalist and historian. She is the author of five books on food-related subjects including First Bite, pictured right, Consider The Fork and The Hive
Bee, who has penned First Bite: How We Learn To Eat, said: 'All the foods that you regularly eat are ones that you learned to eat. Everyone starts life drinking milk.
'After that, it's all up for grabs. Eating is not something we are born instinctively knowing how to do, like breathing. It is something we learn.'
Bee argues that many of our feelings and thoughts on specific foods are formed in our early years and influence our behaviour towards what we eat.
She explained: 'Our palates are shaped as a child, probably sat around the kitchen table being fed by a parent. It is during these times that we decide what we do and don't like the taste of and what we'll say no to and what we are tricked into eating.
'Similarly, scrapping with siblings over who's served first, portion size and leftovers, for example, are ways that many people first learn how to compete for resources.
'Then as we develop, no longer need to be fed but are free to choose what we wish to eat.
We all remember either being told that eating carrots will let you see in the dark, that finishing your crusts will make your hair curl and that drinking milk will make you taller (file photo)
We hear a lot about superfoods, (pictured from left) wheatgrass, vitamin-packed goji berries and Maca powder, from a Peruvian plant. However Bee argues that these are mostly just a marketing tool. 'The real superfood would be one that you enjoy that also happens to be healthy,' she said
'We are surrounded by an enormous variety and availability of sugary, salty and fatty products in shops, which children develop a liking for.
But just as we learned – often without realising – to eat a certain way, we can also retrain ourselves to eat better.
'We all remember either being told or telling a child that eating carrots will let you see in the dark, that finishing your crusts will make your hair curl and that drinking milk will make you taller.
'But in order for someone to choose to eat these foods, without being coerced, the foods need to be desirable.'
The author, who has written five books on food-related subjects including Consider The Fork and The Hive, said: 'This is not about being thin.
'It's about reaching a state where food is something that nourishes and makes us happy rather than sickening or tormenting us.
'If you can find a way of actively desiring – and therefore eating – a wide variety of healthy foods, the odds are that you will feel better, have more energy to exercise, get ill less and enjoy meals more, because you eat without guilt.'
Your first job when eating is to nourish yourself.
Disgust is even more powerful than desire. Become a food snob. The ideal scenario for healthy food shopping is when you won't buy most of what's for sale, not because you shouldn't, but because it repels you.
Before you change what you eat, change how you eat. It is virtually impossible to have a healthy relationship with food if you don't eat structured meals. Respond to your own internal cues for hunger and fullness rather than relying on external cues such as portion size.
If it's a mealtime, and you are vacillating between two main courses, go for the one you really love. And when you are full, stop.
No one likes waste, but it's time to abandon the idea that it's bad manners to leave food on your plate. What's bad manners is to make someone feel ashamed for leaving food on their plate when they are full.
Smaller plates – and smaller lunchboxes and smaller wine glasses – really do work. Eat dinner on side plates or bowls and dessert on saucers.
We hear a lot about 'superfoods'. The term is used for foods that are supercharged with certain nutrients. Usually, this is a marketing device. The real superfood would be one that you enjoy that also happens to be healthy. The more of these superfoods you can build into your personal repertoire the better you will eat.'
First Bite: How We Learn To Eat by Bee Wilson is published by Fourth Estate at £12.99
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The political process has got the electorate really upset. If you think the problem lies with the Republicans, you are probably a Democrat. If you think it is the Democrats you are the problem you are probably a Republican. Well don't despair, you are both right. The merits of the argument whatever it may be on any given day is all BS to keep the rest of us that are down here below Olympus busy.
The major political parties are actually in concert with each other. The process that is in place to challenge those in power is a setup. It is designed to look like real democracy, but getting on a ballot is a monumental task. The laws that have been written to guide elections are written to keep the great unwashed, (that's us) out of the running.[dmc-related-post-wp numitems="3" title="Also read"]
The whole idea of political parties was anathema to our founding fathers. They believed that political parties would be divisive and not serve the nation's best interests. Well whadayaknow? Those guys may have known a thing or two after all.
When I look at candidates for office on almost every level I am amazed and surprised when one emerges that has a certain amount of intelligence and competence. It doesn't happen very often. But I will tell you this. I would like the situation to be the reverse. That is to say, when a candidate isn't competent, that would be the rarity.
Until we thoroughly rewrite election law, we will still get the poor performers we have been getting for far too long.
Fazio is chairman of LIMBA, Long Island Metro Business Action.
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We are going to bus into Puerto Maldonado from Cusco toward the end of July (flying out to Lima then on to Iguassu Falls, Brazil). Our kids (7 and 9) love wildlife but wouldn't hike more than an hour (slowly!). We're thinking of staying at one of the lodges at the outskirts of town versus one of the river lodges two to four hours away. Any thoughts or suggestions based on your experiences? Thanks!
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Is the Puerto Maldonado part of the trip definite? That bus trip is going to take 10-12 hours one way. Are your kids up to that? Are you up to that? That seems like a long way to go to get to a destination where you aren't even sure what you want to do.
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Thanks for your questions, Jeff. We are up for a long bus ride, and in Peru for a month so excited to see a bit of jungle. We've heard Wasai lodge is good, for instance, but wondered what other parents have done in terms of staying closer to town or two to four hours away. There may be some merit in a spot with more a la carte trek/activity options rather than a three-day stay with constant adult-paced excursions?
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I always thought that is was required to travel extended distances from an urban area to see iconic Amazon animals. This made sense to me as the forest is more disturbed the closer you get to a city or town and the wildlife is either absent or very skittish. This is true for places like Iquitos and Manu but it doesn't seem to hold true for some places near Puerto Maldonado and especially the Posada Amazonas Lodge - http://thinkjungle.com/amazon-jungle-tours/posada-amazonas-lodge/ - operated by Rainforest Expeditions. Because the lodge is so close to the town you can stay for as little as 2 nights and still stand a good chance of seeing lots of wildlife.
I think this is probably because the lodge is built near a clay lick so they can almost guarantee guests the sighting of macaws and maybe some toucans. The lodge is owned by a local community, which is a reflection of a true ecotourism operation.
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Rice lab uses CMOS-compatible aluminum for on-chip color detection
Rice University researchers have created a CMOS-compatible, biomimetic color photodetector that directly responds to red, green and blue light in much the same way the human eye does.
The new device was created by researchers at Rice's Laboratory for Nanophotonics (LANP) and is described online in a new study in the journal Advanced Materials. It uses an aluminum grating that can be added to silicon photodetectors with the silicon microchip industry's mainstay technology, "complementary metal-oxide semiconductor," or CMOS.
Conventional photodetectors convert light into electrical signals but have no inherent color-sensitivity. To capture color images, photodetector makers must add color filters that can separate a scene into red, green and blue color components. This color filtering is commonly done using off-chip dielectric or dye color filters, which degrade under exposure to sunlight and can also be difficult to align with imaging sensors.
"Today's color filtering mechanisms often involve materials that are not CMOS-compatible, but this new approach has advantages beyond on-chip integration," said LANP Director Naomi Halas, the lead scientist on the study. "It's also more compact and simple and more closely mimics the way living organisms 'see' colors.
Biomimicry was no accident. The color photodetector resulted from a $6 million research program funded by the Office of Naval Research that aimed to mimic cephalopod skin using "metamaterials," compounds that blur the line between material and machine.
Cephalopods like octopus and squid are masters of camouflage, but they are also color-blind. Halas said the "squid skin" research team, which includes marine biologists Roger Hanlon of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass., and Thomas Cronin of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, suspect that cephalopods may detect color directly through their skin.
Based on that hypothesis, LANP graduate student Bob Zheng, the lead author of the new Advanced Materials study, set out to design a photonic system that could detect colored light.
"Bob has created a biomimetic detector that emulates what we are hypothesizing the squid skin 'sees,'" Halas said. "This is a great example of the serendipity that can occur in the lab. In searching for an answer to a specific research question, Bob has created a device that is far more practical and generally applicable."
Zheng's color photodetector uses a combination of band engineering and plasmonic gratings, comb-like aluminum structures with rows of parallel slits. Using electron-beam evaporation, which is a common technique in CMOS processing, Zheng deposited a thin layer of aluminum onto a silicon photodetector topped with an ultrathin oxide coating.
Color selection is performed by utilizing interference effects between the plasmonic grating and the photodetector's surface. By carefully tuning the oxide thickness and the width and spacing of the slits, Zheng was able to preferentially direct different colors into the silicon photodetector or reflect it back into free space.
The metallic nanostructures use surface plasmons -- waves of electrons that flow like a fluid across metal surfaces. Light of a specific wavelength can excite a plasmon, and LANP researchers often create devices where plasmons interact, sometimes with dramatic effects.
"With plasmonic gratings, not only do you get color tunability, you can also enhance near fields," Zheng said. "The near-field interaction increases the absorption cross section, which means that the grating sort of acts as its own lens. You get this funneling of light into a concentrated area.
"Not only are we using the photodetector as an amplifier, we're also using the plasmonic color filter as a way to increase the amount of light that goes into the detector," he said.
Co-authors include Rice graduate student Yumin Wang and Peter Nordlander, professor of physics and astronomy at Rice.
This release can be found online at news.rice.edu.
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Last week PorkStar celebrated the beginning of their second decade under the sails of the Sydney Opera House. More than just a slightly risqué series of advertisements encouraging consumers to get some pork on their forks, PorkStar is also a chef ambassador program that recognises the chefs working hard to inspire us all to eat more pork at home.
Packing out Bennelong with more than one hundred of Sydney's best chefs, Australian Pork Marketing and Communications Manager, Mitch Edwards, made a short but rousing speech in celebration of their work. With everyone from Manu Fiedel to Colin Fassnidge to Christine Manfield in the house, the pressure was on Bennelong Head Chef Rob Cockerill to come up with the goods, starting with circulating trays of mini slow braised suckling pig pies.
Soothed by a brunch-like mix of roasted black pudding, brioche cream, morel, hazelnut floss and grains, I sank into an easy conversation with Head Chefs Jamie Irving from Berta, Naomi Lowry from Popolo and Leigh McDivitt from One6Eight. Our meal was punctuated with discussions of menu costings, and the solutions they have devised to attract in Sydney diners on a Tuesday night. For journalists like myself, this wonderful annual event affords us the opportunity to stay connected to the daily struggles chefs face in running their restaurants. Often times when reviewing a restaurant, I never even meet the chef I'm writing about, despite reading everything in their bio. and eating their cuisine in each of the three restaurants they've headed up before this one.
The showpiece of the menu was a gelatinous slab of pork belly turned seaward with delicate scales of finely sliced sea scallops, roasted seaweed, Jerusalem artichoke and umami butter. Sitting with chefs has other advantages, with Irving rattling off a recipe for umami butter I'll likely try out at home.
While looking plain from outside, the updated Bennelong dining room impressed with 'curtains that match the drapes' in the form of rusty red chairs and pearlescent table tops that reflect the extraordinary architecture of the surround sail. The carefully chosen crockery was another strong point, with the side salad attracting more attention from the brigade of chefs for its stylish bowl, than the contents.
A small pot of muscatel and pecan trifle with muscovado ice cream saw us off into the afternoon, with sloshing bellies full of Ross Hill wine, Two Birds Brewing beer, and locally produced Aqua Botanical water. I left feeling warmly toward pork, no longer 'the other white meat' it's imminently about to overtake beef as Australia's favourite protein, combined with a hankering to return to Bennelong to see their full menu in action.
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Sydney Opera House, Bennelong Point, Sydney
Ph: (02) 9240 8000
Kicking off today, the inaugural Double Bay Good Food Week will run until Monday 16 May. The week is designed to celebrate the diverse food offerings of the suburb Double Bay. Late last month I joined Deputy Mayor of Woollahra, Susan Wynne and 90 key Double Bay business owners and media at Stockroom in the InterContinental Sydney Double Bay. The General Manager of the hotel, Paul Walters, used the occasion to introduce his new Executive Chef Alex Vilches, who made an immediate impression on guests with platters of tender char grilled lamb with green peas.
The hotel is a key sponsor of this foodie initiative, and will be hosting a number of its own events including an interactive Gin Masterclass at Stillery. I'm a fan of this stylish gin bar, having already completed my own gin masterclass, which you can read more about back HERE. Guests willing to fork out $125/head very quickly HERE (it's on tonight) will have their gin adventure led by master mixologist Grant Collins.
Tucked under the hotel, Sake Restaurant is offering up a Sake and Sashimi Masterclass on Wednesday 11 May at 6.30pm. The $95 ticket buys you a six-course meal with matching sakes. For events with a lesser spend, more than twenty Double Bay restaurants will be running fixed prices dinners between 10 – 16 May at $50/head. Participating restaurants include Le Bukhara Mauritian Indian Restaurant and Pelicano, with a full list available on the official Double Bay Good Food Week website.
Note: You can find a previous visit to Stockroom under a different chef back HERE.
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Winding underground on curved low-lit staircases lined with glass cabinets bearing orderly rows of alcoholic miniatures (a Merimbula inheritance); you'll feel like you've slipped into post-war Paris.
The check-in desk sees you shunted either into the formal Beatrix Dining Room, complete with shiny, black, baby grand on a tiny scarlet-curtained stage, or in my case with the restaurant being full, into the more intimate, candlelit, wood paneled surrounds of Bar Normandy.
Roussanne, White Grenache, Gamay, Chenin Blanc, Chardonnay, Grenache and Pinot Noir… the extensive wine list favours my most loved varietals. It pulls my attention away from Negroni, Bellini, Martini - the classic twenty-buck-apiece cocktail list etched onto signboards behind the bar.
For a flying visit, the by-the-glass list is eclectic and well described on the menu. Tasting notes backed up by knowledgeable floor staff are just the level of service you'd expect from the experienced team behind Shady Pines and Frankie's Pizza - Anton Forte and Jason Scott from Swillhouse Group. I'm pleased to note they're also fans of winemaker Gary Mills. His 2014 Jamsheed Roussanne ($14) is indeed a beauty, jazzing up a smooth but straightforward Duck Liver Parfait ($17) with maple syrup jelly.
Moving onto the 2014 Domaine Pichot Vouvray 'Clos Cartaud' ($15), we tuck into Oysters ($24/6) presented with classic eschallot and black pepper vinaigrette on a darling retro oyster plate.
For something a little bit naughty, get a gooey, cheesy, mustardy ball of Malakoff ($12) into your gob, punctuated by sharp dill pickles. It's made on Gruyere and one of the best fried cheese experiences in town.
Chef Dan Pepperell (ex-10 William Street) also produces a lovely hand-cut Prime Beef Tartare ($22). Half-covered by a mountain of cascading French fries, the beef is balanced by egg yolk, capers, chives and cornichons. Overall this dish is slightly salty, encouraging me to reach for a sweeter wine. And, once again, the extensive by-the-glass list obliges, this time with a German 2013 Georg Breuer Auslese Riesling ($15) that balances sweetness with excellent acidity.
The whole Restaurant Hubert experience is so immersive – running all the way to freshly sprayed textured concrete ceilings - it's hard not to be nauseatingly positive. Birthed in a period when Premier Mike Baird is eroding Sydney's nightlife hour by hour, street by street, it's nice to cast our eyes back to sunnier times, as we carve out new ways to commune underground over a bottle of wine. Will it lure me back – this time with a reservation – for dinner? Yes, it certainly will.
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After a year as Group Head Chef at Trippas White Group, Nick Whitehouse is using his restaurant business acumen to revolutionise the food offerings at The Epping Club. Though Whitehouse "hadn't thought of cooking in a Club," he tells me he took the job, "because their food vision aligned with the food I wanted to cook."
The open kitchen at Rawsons is quietly humming with industry. Whitehouse is training his young team in core values, such as eliminating waste, which will no doubt serve them well in their future careers.
He transforms an oversupply of honeycomb into an intriguing honeycomb vinegar gel, slathered onto a plump, Cold Water Scallop ($13).
The scallop is seared to golden brown but sliced to reveal its barely cooked innards – it's beautiful, outperforming Oysters ($16/6), which arrive without enough of their natural liquor.
Whitehouse is making everything in-house, starting with salt-flake crusted butter and the "Og" House Smoked Salmon ($16.90). The subtly smoked, dry cured fish is thinly sliced, then scattered with capers, dill and rye crumbs, against a dollop of sour cream cheese.
The bread is an import from Grain Organic Bakery in Rosebery - another nod to Whitehouse's time with Trippas White. The bread is excellent, a simple pleasure, which encapsulates a lot of what Whitehouse seems to be about here: taking a few key ingredients and allowing them shine.
This philosophy is well illustrated by Whipped Goats Curd Ricotta ($14.90) painted onto stylish earthenware under a pretty panzanella salad of scorched tomatoes.
Scottish Cock-a-Leekie soup is the inspiration for a homey, skin-off, free-range Chicken Breast ($25) sitting on leek puree, with a clever prune garnish.
It's simple yet well executed, and will likely have you reaching for compelling Triple Cooked Chips ($8) to scrape across your plate. I endorse this action – even in the restaurant's fancy surrounds, which include offshoot dark wood private dining rooms with contemporary chandeliers.
And if the hunks of dry-aging beef loitering in the meat fridge at the entrance didn't clue you in, beef is somewhat of a speciality here. Smoked on Australian red gum hardwood, the Smoked Wagyu Cap ($27.50) works nicely against sweet steamed onions with blow-torched edges.
Portion control – the key to profitability – is another Whitehouse strong suit, ensuring you're left eager to attack a Mango Soufflé ($12.90). Wobbling elegantly a good five centimetres from the ramekin, this textbook pudding delivers a lot of bang for your buck.
While the wine list was a little too pedestrian for my liking, it's hard to complain when there's Charles Heidsieck NV Champagne ($110/bottle) on hand. And truth be told, I'm probably not the average Epping Club diner, however after this meal, that could be something I remedy.
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The Epping Club, 5 Rawson Street, Epping
Ph: (02) 9876 4357
Campbell's Superior Meats of West Pymble came to my attention last year during Porkstar's bacon awards. The annual competition saw this butcher's traditional hickory smoked short cut bacon dubbed best in the state, but it was pipped at the post for the Australia-wide title by Canberra's Pialligo Estate Smokehouse.
Giving it a road test had been on the back of my mind ever since, so when I finally found myself driving North, I took a detour through the leafy, green streets of West Pymble. Owner Rhett Campbell is a third generation butcher, and makes his bacon using an old family recipe and traditional processes: "48 hour brining, true wood-smoke, 8 hour slow cook and no shortcuts."
It's a truly artisan bacon that can take up to five days to get from boning the carcass to the finished product. As Rhett explains, "a lot of today's mass produced hand and bacon, are brined full of water, salt and water retentive additives and liquid smoke flavouring, then boiled to cook product." What Rhett's tried and true method ends up with is a porky, smoky and truly versatile bacon that's as at home as the star of a Sunday fry-up with scrambled eggs, mushrooms and a tomato, as it is on a fast, mid-week bacon and egg roll.
It helps to start with good raw product, and winning a Porkstar Bacon Award means you can be sure this bacon is made on one hundred percent Australian pork. If you need more convincing, Rhett only stocks free range, sow stall free pork. His beef is all grass fed, and the chicken he sells is hormone, chemical and antibiotic free. "This is certainly an area where people are becoming more concerned about their choices and wanting more information on welfare. Being an independent butcher, this is one advantage I believe we have over the major supermarkets; we source from producers and wholesalers directly."
The other advantage you'll see when you visit his beautifully laid out meat counter is the extensive ready-to-cook range. With his own young family, Rhett is pretty clued in to the demands on the local area: "We have a lot of young families living in the area, and due to most families having a massive mortgage to live there, this means that both parents are working fulltime, hence they are time poor, and looking for an easy, nutritious and most importantly quick meal for the family." He sees the ready-to-cook products as a way to get a little creative, and comes up with ideas at home (where he does all the cooking), through modifying cookbook recipes, and at the store during quiet times.
Rhett's global meal ideas include everything from North African chermoula chicken breasts, to Argentinean chimichurri beef short ribs, to chicken souvlaki made on La Ionica thigh fillets. They're all clearly labelled with simple, clear cooking instructions.
Despite this not being my usual category of purchase, even I was convinced to take home his chunky Black Angus beef pies – and I was far from disappointed!
You'll find Rhett's well-appointed store in Philip Mall, a charmingly old-fashioned corridor of shops stocking all the basic necessities of life. While you're there, stick your nose into Tom's Cellars – it's a notch above your average independent bottle shop (the only places you should be buying alcohol if you believe in supporting small business). The proprietor, Tom Mazzei, is friendly and gives great advice, moving me onto D1 London Gin, which has rapidly become my go-to gin martini favourite. He's also a whisky aficionado and runs tasting events that I've earmarked to attend in the future.
Campbell's Superior Meats of West Pymble
Shop 4, Philip Mall, Kendall Street, West Pymble
Ph: (02) 9498 5238
Fast on the heels of their new Bankstown store, Chefs Gallery have added a Parramatta restaurant to their fledgling empire.
While it's part of Westfield Parramatta, Chefs Gallery Founder Kaisern Ching has cleverly seen it situated it on the outside edge of the monolith, ensuring you can dine without actually entering the shopping centre.
Chefs Gallery Parramatta joins an already impressive line-up of casual eateries, including Thai Riffic and Sushi Bay as fellow outside neighbours, and Malaysian chain PappaRich situated just within.
Residents and workers in the area touted as Sydney's second CBD will now have access to the same range modern Chinese dishes us city folk enjoy. The glam new 200-seater store has the same glass walled kitchen, ensuring you can watch your hand-stretched noodles being made. Their trademark green noodles served with king brown mushrooms are coloured using spinach, and a firm favourite at the flagship store.
Two hungry busloads of city slickers arrived en-masse and consumed tray after tray of Macanese-style mini burgers stuffed with pork fillet, pork floss, lettuce and sweet-chilli mayo.
Later we numbed our tongues on tender slices of tataki wagyu beef with Sichuan-style spicy dressing. Baskets of crisp wonton skins and salt and pepper calamari kept us drinking long into the night, before the gun restaurant PR team Cardinal Spin loaded up any stragglers onto luxury coaches for a tipsy ride home.
Chefs Gallery
Westfield Parramatta Ground Floor, Shop 2184, 159-175 Church Street, Parramatta
Ph: (02) 8810 8881
Joining Monopole, The Apollo, Cho Cho San and Yellow, Missy French is yet another exemplar of the changing face of Potts Point. The muted, sophisticated room is packed with urbane diners, blithely tucking into Caviar ($89), using mother of pearl spoons to apply it liberally to freshly made (if somewhat thick) blini.
The exposed guts of the building, painted in the same grey as the concrete block walls, melt from view, softened by long, gold-lit curtains and linen banquettes. Patterned floor tiles and little table lamps draw your eyes downward, creating intimacy as well as illuminating menus for the venerable clientele.
Wine recommendations roll easily off our French waiter's tongue. After declaring ourselves to be Chardonnay aficionados, he steers us away from thematic Chablis toward the 2014 Domaine Naturaliste 'Artus' Chardonnay ($85/bottle) from the Margaret River. He's on the money: it's elegant with surprising complexity, suiting freshly shucked Oysters ($4/each) with mignonette, or an even better lemon ice, chervil and Joseph olive oil treatment.
The menu sits at the juncture between old and new. The French bistro classics have been updated to reflect contemporary tastes, but they're still familiar and presented without fuss. Steak Tartare ($22) arrives carb. light, prompting a request (and then a reminder) for bread. It's mixed at the table, with the flavours well balanced against silky, hand-cut beef.
Sealed with a lovely cognac jelly, a little glass tub of Holmbrae Chicken Liver Parfait ($21) arrives with tart cornichons and an ample sufficiency of toasted brioche.
It's tasty but not exceptional, bettered by Sautéed Veal Sweetbreads ($21) carefully seasoned and presented on a bed of green peas with hunks of smoked bacon.
My dining companion and I weighted our meal more heavily toward entrees, and when our shared pot of Cassoulet ($38) lands, we're glad that we did. Made on pork and chicken rather than the usual duck, the white bean casserole is generously proportioned, but this update lacks the soul of the original dish.
Shaved Cabbage Salad ($12) works as a countering side, along with a pricy glass of Frederic Magnien 'Bourgogne' Pinot Noir ($25/glass). Yes, Missy French will let you know come bill time that you're dining in the restaurant of Josephine Perry, Neil Perry's daughter; but for your dosh you get solid, modern French bistro eats and great plonk in a ritzy but mostly A-list free space.
Missy French
22 Rockwell Crescent, Potts Point
Ph: (02) 8599 4912
Dining at the top of town has definitely taken a turn for the better with Elton Inglis at the helm. His accessible, fixed price menus - 2-Course ($75/head), 3-Course ($95/head) or the 6-Course Chef's Menu ($99/head) – appear to have led to the democratisation of a space traditionally reserved for the ruling class.
With the price of your dinner locked in, allow yourself to get waylaid in the cocktail bar to take in the spectacular view with a Tennessee Breakfast ($21). A newcomer from their autumn menu, this cocktail moderates house-made bacon bourbon with orange, honey and pomegranate syrup, cleverly united by thyme.
Arranged in easily explicable categories, the extensive list had me flicking straight to For The Most Adventurous and a Smokey Eye ($21) that tamed Ardbeg Uigeadail with Grand Marnier and maple syrup.
Engaging with their equally strong wine offering should be enough to lure you to your table and get things underway. Company Sommelier Andres Aragon is an excellent ambassador for the weighty list. By listening carefully to diner preferences and imparting vinous back-stories with warmth, emotion and genuine enthusiasm, Aragon intrigued me into drinking my first Slovenian wine – the 2012 Château Belá Riesling ($69/bottle) – before winning me over completely with the 2014 Roux Beauté Roussanne ($140/bottle).
With luscious texture and a taste that reminded me of grilled pineapple, this juicy, biodynamic Roussanne ends quite dry. By teaming it with the menu highlight – an indulgent smoked ham hock and foie gras ballotine, gentled by ginger bread, pickled shimeji and blackberry – Aragon made me into a lifetime fan. The clever dish has become something of a menu signature, heralding the arrival of Head Chef Elton Inglis, and remaining on the menu ever since.
What Inglis does very well here is land beautiful dishes that are also very enjoyable to eat. With lime green peas, sweet watermelon and just a hint of wasabi, Inglis tames kingfish sashimi using bonito flakes into a dish that should please even those who aren't all that keen on raw fish.
Tomato and basil consommé ensures the oyster course equally accessible, especially against the 2014 Joseph Drouhin-Vaudon Chablis ($18/glass); a standout on the well-populated by-the-glass list.
Adding anticipation and drama into your night, Inglis teams roasted quail breast, baby beetroot, goat's curd and barrel-shaped semolina gnocchi with a quivering soft-centred quail egg. Dispatch it quickly with your knife, and allow nature's own rich, golden saucing to pool across your plate.
The grill is put to good use on a range of beef from across the Eastern seaboard. Your beef options run from O'Connor in Gippsland, though to Rangers Valley in New England, all the way to Master Kobe in Queensland. The 230g Master Kobe 9+ striploin is juicy inside, and well charred outside, cooked to the recommended medium, though it does add on a menu surcharge of $45. Equally exciting, and available within the set price, is a beautiful piece of Ōra King salmon from New Zealand - luscious orange flesh lies under crisp skin on a bed of braised celery, with mussels and cherry tomatoes.
There's a good case for coughing up ten bucks apiece to level up to the 360 dessert platter for two featuring all five of the desserts.
Debating which is the best as the city whirls around you is the perfect way to cap off a great evening. (It's the Granny Smith green apple, with apple foam, sorbet, pistachio cake and mascarpone...)
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Sydney Tower Dining, Reception Level 4, Sydney Westfield, Sydney
Ph: (02) 8223 3883
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The day I dined at Sydney Olympic Park's Wok on Inn, I was in my average state for a Wednesday lunchtime – hungry and hungover – and I couldn't have come to a more appropriate place.
Wok on Inn serves up traditional Asian hawker-style street food. It's vibrant, spicy, inexpensive and much more exciting than a packed lunch.
After my (much perkier than me) lunch-date and I snagged a table in the sun, we started with the Chilli Squid ($5.50) and sriracha Mayonnaise, which we decided we could easily eat fifty of in one sitting.
Tender, spicy and addictive; it definitely outshone the Lemongrass Chicken Cakes ($4.95).
However it was Uncle's Drunken Noodles ($13.95) with beef that really soothed my post-booze belly. The combination of homemade chilli paste tossed with flat rice noodles, beef, basil and egg was exactly what I needed.
While I recounted last night's actions, I picked at my date's delicious Pad Thai ($12.95) with chicken and vowed never to drink again for at least three days.
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Tenancy 6, corner Dawn Fraser Ave & Olympic Boulevard
Sydney Olympic Park
Ph: (02) 9763 5500
Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre Youth (CPAC Youth) were tasked with creating an event that "would interest young people, and of course themselves, and represent the diversity of Western Sydney," coordinator Jax Hornjik explains. Her pride in her young team is palpable as she introduces their resulting event, A Place At The Table.
The collaborative process between Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre and local youth allows young people to feel involved with their local arts centre while at the same time as gaining valuable skills in performance, marketing and event production. As Jax explains, each month CPAC Youth come up with new work, "and we just go: we'll write the risk assessment for you."
Aimed at young people aged between 12 and 25, A Place at the Table brought together many of the cultures present in the wider Liverpool Council catchment. For a minimal spend of $20, guests were treated to a ten-course degustation celebrating ten different cultures, with the dishes supplied by local businesses. Beginning with fat pockets of crab meat inari from Sushi Hub, Casula and ending with a quartet of desserts from Italy, Uruguay, Poland and Cambodia, the shared meal was created with the assistance of Taste Food Tours.
Each course was accompanied by a short cultural performance designed and performed by CPAC Youth members. None were more poignant than An Le's My Story; her own narrative of being a first generation Vietnamese-Australian. While guests tucked into chicken spring rolls from VN Noodle House, Liverpool, An told us that "life growing up here in Liverpool was mostly a really positive experience."
As a teenager An rebelled against the Vietnamese language classes her Mother sent her to, but in later years she came to recognise the importance of knowing her cultural heritage. Amidst a flurry of tears, An related a conversation with her Mother where she asked why she wasn't mad when her daughter rejected her culture. An said her Mother told her she immigrated because she wanted her kids to be happy, and have choices, because "hers were so limited at my age."
Chilean empanadas, supplied by popular Carramar bakery, Lion D'Or, were a lucky dip of flavours; but guests were able to choose their favourite type of Serbian burek.
Opting for meat, I was particularly excited by the airy ripples of flaky pastry in the offerings sourced from Royalty Bakery in Liverpool. (I've even noted down their address at the end of this post, so I can visit it at a future date.)
A short break in proceedings afforded guests the opportunity to wander the grounds of the art centre; experiencing the cacophony of sound generated by the river's extraordinary bird life, and take in the art.
The large oil and water tanks, remnants from the venue's time as an electrical substation, are one of the few legal art walls available to street artists in Sydney.
You'll also find pieces like a poured concrete 'old skool' boom box if you keep your eyes peeled.
"Zionists invaded our land, which they were promised, but we were not warned," reads Renee. She's wrapped in a Palestinian keffiyeh and illuminating us on the plight of the Palestinians as we resume our meal, tucking into falafel and hummus from Yum Yum Bakery in Guildford.
We also hear about the struggles of the Khmer in Cambodia while eating coconut jelly from Mrs Op's Shop in Bonnyrigg. Both performances neatly put paid to the lie that young people are politically disengaged.
"Leichhardt? Don't go there for Nonna's cooking, it's rubbish," volunteers the vivacious Amelia Morgano. She's summoning her Italian Nonna for a cannoli demonstration that co-opts a few audience volunteers. We're kept from getting too envious with our own vanilla, chocolate and ricotta cannoli from Divine Sweets in Casula; licking our fingers to a bubbling monologue seemingly streamed direct from the lips of her Italian Nonna.
We start to hit maximum sugar overload when trays of Uruguayan cakes from Lion D'Or bakery are circulated, fast on the heels of glazed, plum jam-filled Polish doughnuts from Copernicus Café and Restaurant in Liverpool.
It's hard not to leave impressed about the positive impact this metropolitan arts centre is having on the young people of South West Sydney. By engaging youth in the process of producing art-based events, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre ensures it has a youth-relevant programme while simultaneously equipping the area's young artists and event producers with hands on experience that will flesh out their creative portfolios - a win-win situation!
Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre
1 Powerhouse Road, Casula
Ph: (02) 9824 1121
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162 Macquarie Street, Liverpool
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Just when it seemed we had General Zod's costume sort of figured out — actor Michael Shannon confirmed last week that it's CGI — new photos from the Chicago set of Man of Steel raise new questions about what the Kryptonian criminal will be wearing in Zack Snyder's franchise reboot.
The Oscar-nominated star of Revolutionary Road and Boardwalk Empire described the multicolored motion-capture suit he was glimpsed wearing on set as "one of the most humiliating garments that exists in the known universe." But in two new photos that cropped up on the Superman: Man of Steel Facebook group, we see that Shannon also dons a practical costume, one that looks vaguely familiar.
The outfit is of course black, like the mesh-and-vinyl suits worn by the Phantom Zone villains in Superman and Superman II — and, although missing the cape and hardware, it certainly complements the ensemble sported by Zod's "new" henchwoman Faora (Antje Traue). However, if you look closely, you'll see Zod's costume is virtually identical to Superman's redesigned threads — except, y'know, black. The gauntlets, the piping, the alien-like design on at the waist, curving around to the back. There may even be a chest emblem, but it's tough to say for certain from those snapshots.
Naturally that all suggests both Zod's and Superman's costumes are Kryptonian, maybe even supplied by the general himself. What that tells us about the movie's plot, and where the CGI suit comes into play, is anybody's guess.
Man of Steel stars Henry Cavill as Superman, Amy Adams as Lois Lane, Michael Shannon as General Zod, Diane Lane as Martha Kent, Kevin Costner as Jonathan Kent, Julia Ormond as Lara Lor-Van, Russell Crowe as Jor-El, Laurence Fishburne as Perry White, Antje Traue as Faora, Harry Lennix as General Swanwick and Christopher Meloni as Col. Hardy. The film opens June 14, 2013.
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Nokia BH-505 Bluetooth Stereo Headset Ice is an excellent set of ear phones which I can highly recommend for all users of anything which is bluetooth enabled. I found this very simple to use plus the fact there is very clear instructions which come with the device this gives clear instructions not only how to pair the device with your bluetooth enabled device it also has a full diagram with point by point arrows showing how to operate your headset plus where exactly to place the headset on your head for comfort reason also for it is easier for the ear buds to be placed in your ears to make it easier to hear clearly. It is recommended by Nokia is you wear it as in wrap around area around the back of you head just above the base of the your skull this is very comfortable plus I do believe this is security conscious as if you are out walking a passerby will not notice very clearly that you have head phones on also it does not move around while walking or doing an exercise class so therefore it would be very comfortable to use over a period of time. With placing it here I did find this better for another reason I like to listen to music when I am out walking the dog, with other head sets when I bent down to see the dog to give it attention the wires always fell in front of the dog or they got in the road while I was working with the dog this headset stayed securely where I placed it and did not get in way of the dogs.
Also due to your comfort especially with the fact that is no two people with the same size of ears the headset is also provided with different sizes of ear buds and ear pads, I found this particularly useful as I have a very small area where the ear bud goes and I was always finding it difficult to get headsets/earphones which sat comfortably in my ears and stayed in my ears.
Regarding the charging of the headset, this does not take a long time to fully charge your headset and it is also recommended that you do not leave your headset in constant charge as this damages the battery. If you do leave the headset on constant charge you can overcharge the battery which will shorten the lifetime of your headset. As the battery can be recharged and used hundreds of times but it does state the battery will wear out eventually and the battery cannot be replaced. A full charge this is shown with a green light will be able to provide twelve hours talk time, up to 375 standby hours(this is stated in the instructions as I have just received this from Vine I am unable to verify this at this stage but I will not charge this for this length of time which is just over two weeks and edit this review with my findings at a later date) and it also states it provides ten hours of music time.
I do recommend this headset because of two main reasons one of which, is that it is very easy to use, I have a Samsung phone and it took me less than ten seconds to be able to use the headset with my phone(after a full charge). This was also the case with my ipod so I do feel I will get plenty of usage with this headset. For me to use the headset all I had to do was turn the Bluetooth search on my phone, turn on the charged headset a blue light on headset flashed then the name of the headset came on within the bluetooth signal on my phone, it was immediately paired with my phone. Another reason I do like this I was able to pair it with my fathers Nokia phone also my brothers Blackberry phone, therefore I feel no matter what phone or mp3 player as long as the phone/mp3 player is bluetooth enabled it will be able to be paired with it.
My second reason why I recommend this headset is due to the fact that I was surprised how clear the signal was even when the player or phone was in another room, and the third reason is the clarity of the music was perfect to my ears and when using it with my phone I was able to follow the conversation very clearly and the other person said they could hear me clearly. Also I did like the fact that I was able to press the play/pause button while I was talking on the phone and mute or unmute the microphone which was handy when I wanted to say something but did not want the caller to hear what I was saying. Also if your phone can be voice activated you can still do this while using the headset by holding the answer button for two seconds. To answer or end a call all you do is press the same button once. I found this headset very easy to use in all areas which is another big plus for me
I highly recommend the Nokia Bluetooth Steres Headset BH-505 and well worth the money.
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