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NORRISTOWN Ś A female former Upper Dublin High School teacher has admitted to having inappropriate contact with a female student, including sending her sexually explicit text messages and giving her a sex toy on school property.
Cheryl B. Bremble, 42, of the 200 block of West Moreland Avenue, Hatboro, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Court on Wednesday to a felony charge of dissemination of obscene and other sexual materials to a minor and a misdemeanor charge of corruption of a minor in connection with incidents that occurred between October 2010 and May 2011.
President Judge William J. Furber Jr. deferred sentencing so that court officials can complete a background investigative report about Bremble. The judge also ordered Bremble to undergo drug and alcohol and mental health evaluations prior to sentencing.
Bremble, who remains free on $25,000 unsecured bail pending sentencing, faces a possible maximum sentence of six-to-12 years in prison on the charges.
Assistant District Attorney Samantha Cauffman indicated she will seek a jail sentence against Bremble.
ōBottom line, she was a teacher. She was charged with caring for our children and she should be held to a higher standard,ö Cauffman said. ōHer conduct is a gross violation of the communityÆs trust and the parentsÆ trust that she was going to do whatÆs in the best interest of children.ö
Bremble is represented by defense lawyer Douglas Dolfman.
Other charges of endangering the welfare of a child, unlawful contact or communication with a minor, criminal use of a communication facility and harassment will be dismissed against Bremble at time of sentencing in exchange for her plea to the other charges.
With the charges, prosecutors alleged the high school girl had developed a special bond with Bremble and Bremble began to spend a lot of time with the girl outside of the school setting. Bremble, who had been a learning support teacher, allegedly took the girl shopping and purchased several expensive clothing items for the girl.
Court documents did not reveal the exact age of the high school girl.
After BrembleÆs arrest, school district officials said she had been suspended from her job with the district pending the outcome of the case.
An investigation of Bremble began on May 31, 2011, when the parents of the high school girl reported to Upper Dublin police their concerns that Bremble had an inappropriate relationship with their daughter, according to the criminal complaint.
The teenage girl, according to the arrest affidavit, approached her parents ōin tearsö on May 27 and informed them about the inappropriate text messages Bremble sent to her.
ōThe concerned parent reported that the inappropriate text messages were of a sexual nature in which Bremble revealed to his daughter that she is bisexual and that she thinks his daughter is æhot,Æö Upper Dublin Detective Michael B. Lebby wrote in the criminal complaint. ōThe concerned parent also reported that Bremble had given his daughter a vibrator and sent her multiple texts inquiring if she had used the vibrator.ö
In text messages to the girl Bremble allegedly wrote, ōHave u tried the present I gave u? Cause it is a good one,ö according to the arrest affidavit.
Bremble also referred to the girlÆs intimate body parts in text messages and Bremble discussed with the girl intimate aspects of BrembleÆs relationship with BrembleÆs boyfriend, according to the arrest affidavit.
The girl told detectives that Bremble also had ōnumerous, sexually explicit, face-to-face conversationsö with her, according to the criminal complaint.
When detectives confronted Bremble about the allegations on June 6, 2011, she allegedly confessed to sending the girl inappropriate text messages and to giving the sexual device to the juvenile, according to court papers.
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I know I've told this story before, but my abusive ex refused to let me take birth control. I was on the pill until he found them in my purse.
I went to the Student Health Center—they were completely unhelpful, choosing to lecture me about the importance of safe sex (recommending condoms) instead of actually listening to my problem.
Then I went to Planned Parenthood. The Nurse Practitioner took one look at my fading bruises and stopped the exam. She called in the doctor. The doctor came in and simply asked me: "Are you ready to leave him?" When I denied that I was being abused, she didn't argue with me. She just asked me what I needed. I said I need a birth control method that my boyfriend couldn't detect. She recommended a few options and we decided on Depo.
When I told her that my boyfriend read my emails and listened to my phone messages and was known to follow me, she suggested to do the Depo injections at off hours when the clinic was normally closed. She made a note in my chart and instructed the front desk never to leave messages for me—instead, she programmed her personal cell phone number into my phone under the name "Nora". She told me she would call me to schedule my appointments; she wouldn't leave a message, but I should call her back when I was able to.
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I never called her to come to my rescue. But I have no doubt that she would have come if I had called. She kept me on Depo for a year, giving me those monthly injections in secret, helping me prevent a desperately unwanted pregnancy.
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'16th December, 2012', a date that will live in infamy in Indian history as a 23-year old medical student was gang-raped, assaulted and thrown out of a moving bus. International Celebrity and Actress Sherlyn Chopra extended her support to the victim by lighting a candle and saying a little prayer for her on Christmas. She even said that she is saddened by what happened to the victim in Delhi and is hoping for a miraculous recovery for the brave young girl.
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Set in the backdrop of the picturesque Goa, 'Finding Fanny' is an English/Konkani movie. The movie stars Deepika Padukone, Arjun Kapoor, Naseeruddin Shah, Dimple Kapadia and Pankaj Kapur. Check out the trailer right here.


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The Toronto Maple Leafs may have drafted their future number-one centre in William Nylander out of Modo of the Swedish Hockey League. Many pundits lauded Nylander as the most skilled player in the draft, so the Leafs should be thrilled he fell to eighth.
Here's Nylander's scouting report, via Gus Katsaros of McKeen's Hockey:
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The pick still seems surreal to me, as Nylander was the guy I wanted the Leafs to take from the get-go, and that almost never happens. Brian Burke's tendency was to take big, North American players in the first round; so many Leafs fans assumed Burke pupil Dave Nonis would follow the same mantra. But with hulking winger Nick Ritchie still on the board, Nonis surprised pretty much everybody by taking the smaller, skilled European.
The biggest need the Leafs have in their prospect ranks, in my opinion, is at centre. Beyond Nazem Kadri and Frederik Gauthier (who's still at least a year away), there really isn't much depth at that position. Filling that need with a player in Nylander who's already played against men in Sweden and dominated competition his own age in international tournaments is a huge boost to the prospect ranks.
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"All she is is a host for a fetus": Brain-dead pregnant woman forced to stay on life support in Texas
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Tweet You're likely already familiar with the harsh reality of abortion restrictions in Texas. In particular, we've covered the ordeal of the Munoz family, who are being forced to keep Marlise Munoz alive even though she was declared brain dead before Thanksgiving when she was 14 weeks pregnant and despite her clearly expressed wishes to her husband, Erick Munoz, that [...]
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Tickets for the July 19 Jason Aldean and Miranda Lambert show at Great American Ball Park, which went on sale this morning, sold out within two hours. Read more about the show here.
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Christian Moerlein Brewing Company has signed a new multi-year sponsorship of the Bunbury Music Festival, which will make Moerlein the "official local beer" for the event for the next three years. Like last year, Moerlein will release a special beer for the event. (Last year's brew was Bunbury Bavarian Pale Ale.) This year's festival is set for […]
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"Parks and Recreation" comedian Aziz Ansari will bring his "Modern Romance" stand-up tour to Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati for two shows on Friday, April 25. Shows are at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. The show will be held in The Pavilion, the 1,500-seat venue on the second level of the casino. Tickets, which start at $45, go on sale […]
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Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band are coming to Riverbend Music Center this summer for the 27th consecutive year. Buffet's "This One's For You" Tour 2014 comes to town at 8 p.m. Monday, July 21. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 14 at Ticketmaster.com, all Ticketmaster outlets and 800-745-3000. There's an eight-ticket limit per customer. Prices […]
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FB's, the Downtown bar with the "Alice in Wonderland" vibe, closed a few months ago to "remodel and rebrand," according to the owners. As such, the bar is auctioning off furnishings, artwork and other items, most notably its "Big Yellow Couch" (Charlie Sheen, Nick Lachey and Pete Rose are among those who've been photographed on it) through […]
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How often do you get the chance to try more than 300 different cheeses? Not for the lactose-intolerant, Saturday's Jungle Jim's Big Cheese Festival will offer 50 booths of local, artisan and international cheeses ripe for the trying. There will be charcuterie to accompany the cheese, and beer and wine pairings will be available for […]
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A filibuster is, in theory, a prolonged speech or debate. In reality most filibusters never get to that point, and the bill simply never goes to a vote without 60 members of the senate A quorum is the minimum number of members of a legislative body needed to take a vote. A simple majority is the standard for a quorum in both the house and the senate. From there it is enforced with the full legal force of the federal government behind it (barring any challenges of constitutionality, but that is an entirely separate issue)


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Judge rules tax initiative violates constitution
A voter-approved initiative that requires a two-thirds majority of the Legislature to raise taxes or close tax loopholes violates the state constitution, a judge ruled Wednesday.
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A voter-approved initiative that requires a two-thirds majority of the Legislature to raise taxes or close tax loopholes violates the state constitution, a judge ruled Wednesday.
Initiative 1053 was approved by Washington voters in November 2010 and has since made it difficult for lawmakers to adopt tax increases.
King County Superior Court Judge Bruce E. Heller's ruling will likely put the measure before the Washington Supreme Court this fall, as both sides agreed in advance that the case would be appealed no matter which way the judge ruled.
Although the court has ruled previously on the constitutionality of state initiatives, this case focuses on whether a supermajority can be implemented through the initiative process or whether an amendment to the Washington Constitution is required.
Heller said in his ruling that the Constitution restricts the Legislature's and the people's ability to require a supermajority for passage of tax measures.
Gov. Chris Gregoire said she was pleased with the ruling because it recognizes the uncertainly that has impeded state government in its efforts to find solutions to its financial difficulties
"We needed a court to resolve the uncertainty about the constitutionality of the supermajority vote requirement, one way or another, in order to move forward to solve tough challenges such as education funding," Gregoire said in a statement.
A coalition including the League of Education Voters, the teacher's union, parents, taxpayers and lawmakers argued the initiative violates the intent of the state constitution and allows a small segment of the Legislature to overturn the principle of majority rule.
"This lawsuit is another important piece in making sure our kids have all the resources they need to get an excellent education," said Chris Korsmo, chief executive officer of the League of Education Voters.
The president of the state teacher's union agreed.
"This decision is a victory for the children of Washington state," said Mary Lindquist, WEA president.
"If it is upheld, this ruling will pave the way for the Legislature to fully fund K-12 public schools as mandated by the Supreme Court's McCleary decision and the state Constitution," said Washington Education Association President Mary Lindquist. "We hope it will be settled soon. Our kids can't wait any longer."
Paul Lawrence of the Pacifica Law Group, lead attorney for the coalition, said both sides are asking the Supreme Court to take the issue up quickly. He said they are hoping for a hearing by September and a ruling before the Legislature goes back to work in January.
Fast action by the court is likely, since right now the Legislature can pass any taxes with a simple majority, Lawrence said.
Lawrence characterized Heller's ruling as "pro-Constitution" not "anti-initiative."
The sponsor of Initiative 1053, Tim Eyman, said he believes the court has already decided this case three previous times, after voters approved tax initiatives, and each time decided to leave the matter up to the Legislature and the people.
Eyman said he has been asked why he doesn't just propose a constitutional amendment, but he reminds the voters that the process for such action requires a vote of the Legislature.
"Hope springs eternal. Maybe they'll find religion. Until that happens, we'll keep passing initiatives," Eyman said.
He is gathering votes to get another tax initiative on the ballot this fall and believes the judge's decision will light a fire under the signature gathering effort for that initiative.
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I haven't had a lot of opportunities to blog lately, but I look forward to keeping everything a little more active and updated now that my schedule is a little more relaxed.
Anyways, I was able to attend the second annual Bobby Engram Foundation celebrity softball game last weekend at Cheney Stadium. The weather was wonderful and it was definitely worth the short trip down to Tacoma – I look forward to attending the event again in future years.
I have been co-hosting the Seattle Seahawks Weekly Blitz, a show that airs every Saturday on blogtalkradio.com/12thman; Bobby Engram joined us a few weeks ago to promote the event, and had a ton of prizes and tickets to give away. Although Engram is no longer with the Seattle Seahawks, he had an excellent run here and continues to operate his foundation out of the Pacific Northwest. The celebrity softball game was a very fun event that supported an excellent cause.
The game featured a number of current and former Seahawks, as well as local celebrities and other professional athletes. Lofa Tatupu, Nate Burleson, Marcus Trufant, Seneca Wallace, Darryl Tapp, and Deon Butler were all present at the event. Former Seahawks included Bobby Engram (of course), Leonard Weaver, and Gibran Hamden. In addition to those who've played with Seattle, other professionals such as Dwayne Bowe, C.J. Jones, Jim Sorgi, and Devard Darling joined in on the fun.
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The Exciting, Weekly Mexican Street Food Fair! (a.k.a., The Mouth-Watering Beef, Pork, Chicken and Goat of Breed Street!) [Review] w/ Pics!
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Thanks to an excellent tip from streetgourmetla, I had the pleasure of one of the funnest culinary journeys I've had in a while, exploring the lovely street food of Breed Street. When streetgourmetla first mentioned Breed Street to me, I had visions of the Night Market and various Lu Bian Tan in Taipei that a Taiwanese Guide had shown me on a trip through Asia a few years ago. In Taipei there were vendors on the streets, setting up little carts and stands with various food and drink, and most of it was absolutely delicious! :)
I wasn't sure what to expect as I arrived on the corner of Cesar E Chavez Avenue and Breed Street, but what ensued was a wonderful evening exploring the street food of Mexico and beyond.
We parked in the Bank of America parking lot (right on the corner of Cesar Chavez and Breed Street), and as we stepped out, I could smell delicious aromas wafting into the air. There were small street vendors set up all along the block and off we went! (^_^)
Starting from the corner of Cesar Chavez and Breed Street and heading north, pretty much all the vendors and booths were set up along the east side of the street with one exception (the Birria Truck, more on this later). The first vendor was selling freshly-made Champurrado (Mexican "Hot Chocolate" made with masa harina, warm milk amongst other things), Tamales and freshly fried Platanos (Plantains). I didn't know what else was up ahead, so I held off on the Champurrado and Platanos (the Plantains looked absolutely delicious, as the lady had a bundle of fresh Plantains behind her and as people ordered them, she would peel one open and start sauteeing it in the open pan, on the spot).
We ordered one Tamal de Puerco Rojo (Steamed Corn Dough with Pork in Red Sauce) to sample. It arrived wrapped in Banana Leaf, and I eagerly took a bite: The Masa (Cornmeal Dough) was nice and moist, but the Puerco Rojo was disappointly (and surprisingly) dry. I figured it would've been a fattier cut of Pork, but when eaten with the rest of the Tamale, it was decent. And at $2.25 I wasn't complaining. (^_~) Next time, I'll try their Tamal de Pollo (Chicken Tamale) instead, in the hopes they use dark meat Chicken.
*** Rating: 6.0 (out of 10.0) ***
The second vendor heading north was selling fresh-made Pupusas, a really thick corn "tortilla" that's stuffed with your choice of filling. This popular Salvadorean creation is one of my favorites whenever I can find it, and I was happy to see a vendor selling them.
They offer a variety of Pupusas, from Queso (Cheese) to Frijoles Refrito (Refried Beans) and the one I ordered: Pupusa Revuelta (stuffed with Queso (Cheese), Frijoles (Beans) and Chicharron (Pork Rind)). You can request it to be topped with two types of sauces, one of them a spicy salsa-type sauce, and then a mild Tomato-based sauce that I requested. They also served it with the commonly found Curtido (Spicy Cabbage "Salad").
The Pupusa was cooked just right, with a fragrant crisp exterior. I appreciated the fact that this was a good thickness without burying the stuffing. The combination of the Queso, Frijoles and Chicharron were spot on, with a satisfying, heartiness to each bite, as bits of Pork Rind and the Tomato-based sauce blended nicely with the crunchiness of the Curtido. It may not be as good as Pupuseria San Sivar, but for a street vendor, at $1.50 per freshly-made Pupusa, this is wonderful.
*** Rating: 7.9 (out of 10.0) ***
The next cart was selling Tacos Al Vapor (Tacos with Steamed Meat). It was awesome watching this gentleman whipping open a small corner of the cart to get at the various sectioned-off meats as the orders were coming in. He was offering a variety of traditional meats from Carne Asada (Marinated (usually roasted) Beef), Cabeza (Cow's Head), Lengua (Beef Tongue), Carnitas (Pork), and Al Pastor (Marinated Pork).
I placed an order for 3 types of meats and awaited these Tacos Al Vapor. :) They arrived quickly, and they offered a variety of condiments on the side, from fresh diced Onions, to Cilantro and 2 types of Salsa, as well as Radish and Lime. The Carnitas Taco (Steamed Pork Taco) was slightly burnt in flavor (surprising), and was a bit too dry for my tastes. However, the Lengua Taco (Beef Tongue Taco) was delicious, soft and tender, with a good beefy flavor in every bite. The Al Pastor Taco was surprisingly good for being steamed, with a good complexity of spices. Not the best Al Pastor at all, but tasty! And at $1 per Taco, this was great! :)
*** Rating: 7.0 (out of 10.0) ***
Right next to the Tacos Al Vapor vendor was a cart selling Bacon-Wrapped Hot Dogs (with grilled Onions and Bell Peppers). This was from Nina's (a vendor streetgourmetla recommended), and it was from this cart that I found out about the other half of Breed Street (more on this later).
Continuing north, the next vendor was selling freshly-cooked Tripas (Small Intestines), Chorizo (Spicy Pork Sausage) and Carne Asada (Marinated Beef). The kind, older lady had two giant sautee pans cooking all three meats with her homemade recipe. And it smelled *absolutely* delicious! I couldn't wait and we quickly placed an order.
Our order of Tripas Taco (Grilled Small Intestine), Carne Asada Taco (Marinated Beef Skirt Steak), and Chorizo Taco (Spicy Pork Sausage) arrived just as her first batch in the two sautee pans were deemed ready by the vigilant cook.
Taking a bite, the Tripas was fantastic! Probably the best Tripas I've had yet: It was nice and soft, tender and buttery and velvety! Some people may prefer their Tripas crispy, but this abuela's version was great.
The Carne Asada (Marinated Beef Skirt Steak) that she cooked up had such a beautiful aroma before I even tasted it. And after one bite, I could tell that this was another special dish: Fragrant, extremely savory (without being salty), with notes of Cumin, Oregano, Paprika, Garlic, the tang of Vinegar amongst other spices. Normally pretty straightforward, this Carne Asada was so much better than the usual taqueria or taco truck offering. In addition, she cooked it just right, with a nice tenderness to the Beef! (^_^)
The final offering from this amazing stand was even better than the first two and was the best of the three: The Chorizo (Spicy Pork Sausage) was beautifully spicy, with an initial heat that continued to burn throughout each bite, but not in an overpowering way. It was made up of a chunkier Pork, different from the more commonly found thinner, more finely-minced version. Like the Asada (she cooked both of them in the same pan), the sauce that she cooked them in only added more depth of flavor with the fragrant Garlic, Paprika, Oregano, etc. This was the best Chorizo Taco I've had in L.A. so far. And the fact that it cost only $1 to sample each of the homemade, fresh-cooked meats is even more amazing. :)
*** Rating: 8.8 (out of 10.0) ***
Right behind the previous vendor, was a taco truck, Antojitos Carmen, which sold a variety of different items. I was more interested in trying some of the basics before exploring their other offerings, so I ordered their Al Pastor and Lengua.
Unfortunately, out of all the vendors tonight, this taco truck was the worst: Antojitos Carmen's Al Pastor Taco (Marinated Pork) was cold (not lukewarm, just ice cold). It was disconcerting; but besides that, it lacked the depth of flavor from a great Al Pastor from the Trompo (Metal Spit-Grilled version). In addition the Lengua Taco (Beef Tongue) was also sadly, cold with the outer portion of it just barely warmed, as if it was refrigerated and thrown on the grill for not enough time. It was also dried out. At $1 per taco, it's not a big loss but I'll be skipping this vendor next time.
*** Rating: 3.0 (out of 10.0) ***
At this point, it was time to try the only other taco truck in this outdoor "block party": Birrieria El Gordo. It was also the only food vendor set up across the street (on the west side of Breed Street North), but still very convenient. With the name like "Birrieria" I was hoping this would be a vendor specializing in Birria de Chivo (Goat)...
And when we got closer, sure enough, the logo answered my wishes! :)
Birrieria El Gordo specializes in only 1 type of meat: Chivo (Goat). They only serve "100% Chivo" as they proudly state on their business card. I placed our order and soon the Tacos de Birria (Chivo) (Goat Stew Tacos) arrived ($1.50 each).
I've been lucky enough to find some great Chivo dishes around town recently (e.g., Monte Alban's Chivo Taco), and Birrieria El Gordo did not disappoint: A wonderful, deep Goat flavor, meaty, but very tender, with a lingering spice that recalled multiple types of peppers. It's different in style and taste than Monte Alban's or La Morenita's, but it was very good, nonetheless. :)
*** Rating: 8.0 (out of 10.0) ***
The last vendor I visited on Breed Street North was right next to the first taco truck, Antojitos Carmen: A pair of affable women selling homemade Tamales and Aguas Frescas (literally "Fresh Waters," usually a variety of fresh fruit and vegetable juices).
Their Tamal de Pollo (Chicken Tamale) arrived in a corn husk, and revealed a nicely-cooked Masa interior with tender chunks of Chicken and a spicy Green Salsa. It was good and nicely made, but nothing earth-shattering. But at $1 per Tamale, for the quality it was just fine. :)
It was quite chilly in Southern California this weekend, and while perusing their Aguas Frescas (they had the ubiquitous Horchata (Sweet Rice Drink), Naranja (Fresh Orange Juice), amongst a few other choices), a chatty woman sipping on a drink enthusiastically recommended to me their Atole de Guayaba. I had never had an Atole before, and the vendor happily poured me a sample.
An uncontrolled smile came over me. I quickly placed our order.
Their Atole de Guayaba (Hot Masa Drink with Guava) was *the* perfect remedy for this chilly evening: Made with Masa (Cornmeal), Milk, Cinnamon and *fresh* Guava, this may sound overhyped, but this was truly nectar from the gods! The thick, hot Masa and Milk, the notes of Cinnamon, and pulp and depth of wonderfully fresh Guava fruit was truly soul-warming. I would easily take this fresh, homemade Atole de Guayaba over any other beverage I've ever consumed, save Water. (^_~) And to think that this cost only $1 as well, is absurd; even if it was 500% of this price, I would've found it fair. Simply Outstanding! (^_^)
*** Rating: (Atole drink only) 9.5 (out of 10.0) ***
So, as previously mentioned, I remembered streetgourmetla's recommendation to try Nina's, a vendor who supposedly made a pretty mean Huarache (a sandal-shaped piece of fried Masa with your choice of toppings). Luckily I saw a woman setting up the Hot Dog cart wearing a Nina's T-Shirt, so I asked her about Nina's. She said that Nina's moved to the south side of Breed Street, only "2 blocks south" of where we were. Thanks to that tip, I found out about the *other half* of this amazing Breed Street food fair. :)
We ended up driving the two blocks south, and sure enough, on the corner of Breed Street and 1st Street, we found Nina's, but not only that, but a few more vendors also! While "Breed Street North" had more vendors, Breed Street South had some great surprises as well!
Breed Street South is contained in a single block on the corner of Breed & 1st Street. I'll try to describe each vendor in geographical order, starting from the west-most vendor. The 1st vendor we tried at Breed Street South was a street cart with an Al Pastor Trompo! (Marinated Pork on a Metal Spit, grilled like a Shawarma.) This is my favorite way to have Al Pastor and most places that serve it don't have access to the Trompo.
Al Pastor is my favorite type of meat for a Taco (besides Chivo :), so I anxiously awaited the order. This was the best $1.25 I've spent for an Al Pastor Taco since El Pique. (^_~) Lightly vinegary, a nice mixture of multiple chiles (a bit of Ancho Chile as well), with a touch of sweetness, this was a *great* Al Pastor, from the Metal Spit! :)
*** Rating: 8.4 (out of 10.0) ***
The second vendor next to the Trompo cart was an ever-smiling, kind-hearted woman standing in front of 2 giant Soup Pots. I saw a line of people waiting for this, so I quickly got in line to see what the excitement was about. She was selling fresh, homemade Pozole (Hominy Soup), in two types: Pozole Blanco (Clear, Mild Pozole Soup), and Pozole Rojo (Spicy Pozole Soup).
I asked about both versions, and she and her daughter(?) quickly let me sample both soups. Amazing! We ordered a combination of both the Pozole Rojo and Pozole Blanco. As we ordered, she would tear up some fresh-cooked Puerco (Pork Shoulder) and put it into our Soup Order.
As you can see here, this is what she had left (it was full when she started at 7 p.m.) and it was only about 1.5 hours later!
Back to the Pozole. One *gigantic* serving of their Pozole Soup with fresh Pork Shoulder was $6, a fair price for a soup that was piping hot, and *so* clean and fragrant, and *so* pure in its intent, that I could drink this soup for a month straight and not be tired of it. With the complementary fresh Cabbage, dried Oregano, some Radish, Onions and a squeeze of Lime this was the best Pozole I've ever had (not kidding). There were families lined up for this Pozole, and I witnessed one mother bringing her own Soup Pot from home, and asking them to fill it up so she could take it back home. Beautiful!
*** Rating: 8.7 (out of 10.0) ***
Next up, I finally found Nina's! This was a favorite for streetgourmetla, so I was excited to try it! :) They offered a variety of toppings, and when I forgot what "Tinga" was, one mother and child sitting down and eating next to Nina's stand shouted out the answer. :) It was this kind of joviality that made the evening that much more fun for me. (^_^)
After placing the order, I watched as Nina's cook was furiously making everyone's order. It was fun to watch, and smelling each dish cooking was wonderful.
After a few minutes, our order was ready: Huarache Flor de Calabaza (Squash Blossom atop Fried Masa). They topped it with fresh Lettuce and Cotija Cheese. I had them hold off on the Mexican Sour Cream as we were getting beyond full at this point. :) This Huarache was different from the excellent version I had at El Huarache Azteca, it was even better! While Nina's didn't have the amazing Adobada topping that El Huarache Azteca has, their fresh-made Huarache was crispy, light, and they gave ample amounts of Flor de Calabaza (Squash Blossoms). The freshness of the Lettuce and fragrant Cotija Cheese capped off an excellent dish! ($2.50 per Huarache.)
*** Rating: 8.1 (out of 10.0) ***
Finally, on the East-most end was another vendor selling Tacos Al Vapor, but this one only specialized in Cabeza (Cow's Head) and Lengua (Beef Tongue), at $1.25 per Taco. I placed an order for a Lengua Taco to compare it to the other versions.
The Lengua was moist but was pretty bland, lacking any seasoning or spice. Most Lenguas I've tried have been straightforward also, but this one literally tasted like it was just steamed without any salt or any other seasoning. It wasn't bad, but nothing special.
*** Rating: 6.0 (out of 10.0) ***
Breed Street at Cesar Chavez Avenue and 1st Street is as much a celebration of down-to-earth Street Food as it is a big cultural get-together with family and friends. As I was sitting / walking around this wonderful celebration, I saw families bringing their kids and having them run around the parking lot and sidewalks playing tag and various other games. Men and women were gathered around and chatting away as they partook of the freshly-made food and drink. I was happy just soaking in the atmosphere and experiencing so many dishes made right on the street, but then factoring in eating the best Huarache I've ever had, one of the best Al Pastor Tacos I've ever had, and the legendary Atole de Guayaba drink, I'm thankful that this Breed Street "Food Fair" is available to us every weekend, throughout the year. (^_^)
Breed Street North "Food Fair"
Corner of North Breed Street and East Cesar E Chavez Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90033
Breed Street South "Food Fair"
Corner of North Breed Street and East 1st Street
Los Angeles, CA 90033
Hours: (There are a few vendors that stated that they were there on a Monday as well, but for the sake of simplicity, all the vendors are there on these days - )
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 7:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
(The Birrieria El Gordo taco truck is there 7 days a week)
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Hi kare_raisu,
Thanks. I love your posts as well. If you have any similar recommendations, I'd love to try them out. :)
Beautiful review! Mouth watering pics! I will definitely be getting there for some tacos de tripas sometime soon.
Buenos dias Sr. Exilekiss! I'm glad you made it out to Breed St.It's a special place to me as it was my first post here on chowhound.
Seems like we have the same tastes.Nina's is my favorite, perhaps you might try some huitlacoche next time in a quesadilla, but I see that you had your hands full with all those stops.Nina's also makes the best pambazo in LA.Did you try the salsa de semillas(a dry salsa of seeds)?They have such a great variety of fantastic salsas.
My other go to place there is the pozole stand, where you are right, she makes a pozole that you could eat everyday.I believe she is from Michoacan.
Did you see a couple there selling pirate DVD's and selling various tacos?That stand it the most guerilla style, but she makes the kind of tacos that a Mexican mother puts in your lunch.Tacos of rice and hard-boiled eggs,cochinita pibil,carne asada, barbacoa, and a few others.Her tacos are homey and fabulous.Her and her husband are from Veracruz.
You tried alot of stuff! I never went to many of the stands as they didn't appeal to me, like Nina's rival for huaraches and other sopes, their guisados looked lame, the salsas looked mediocre, and their grill and fry man lacked expertise. I avoided the pupusa stand because they appeared to be of poor quality in the masa.The only other taco place I tried was the al vapor place you mentioned for lengua and cabeza, I liked them but ultimately I'm not that crazy about tacos al vapor.I never order tacos al vapor, and the few times I have they've always reminded me of why I never order them.Most places I go in Mexico, tacos al vapor are not dominant in the taco scene.We prefer 'em grilled and deep fried! Or, natural steam like tacos de canasta.
And, usually taco places are pretty disappointing in LA, but I will check out the birria place you mentioned, Birrieria El Gordo.I just had some excellent birria tacos in TJ last night, so it's fresh on the mind right now. I will also check out the stand that sells the chorizo tacos.
Some things have changed since I was last there, due to the harassment by the cops during the awful street truck inquisition, and Nina's had asked me to sign a petition of support, which I gladly did.So, perhaps some other stands are there since even that visit.Oh, sometimes there are random vendors that pop up, like the women who sells mini-churros stuffed with flan, for 50 cents a piece!
Exilekiss, you've captured the true Mexican experience that is Breed St., where you can eat in a setting exactly as it is in Mexico where street vendors gather at night.It's fun to go when there is a Chivas match, and Nina's employees trade friendly rivalries across the street with other stands.Excellent review!!
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re: alkylyou
They were crisp and thin on the outside and stuffed with flan.She sold 'em from a paper bag.Yes way.
re: streetgourmetla
Hi streetgourmetla,
Gracias! Thanks so much for your great tip. (^_~) I love this festival of food and will be back whenever I can. :)
I'll definitely have to try Nina's Pambazo next time (one more reason to go back, not that I needed any more reason :), and I missed out on the Salsa de Semillas, but I'll be on the lookout for it! :)
The couple that sold Pirate DVDs and sold Tacos in one stand?! (O_O) No, I missed out on that (boo!). If she's offering Cochinita Pibil and Barbacoa, Veracruz-style, I can't wait! Please give me some directions if possible: Is she on the North side of Breed Street (near the Bank of America group), or the South side where Nina's is currently?
Also what kind of a stand is it? Does she have a grill running, or...? Thanks for the info; this sounds great!
And the random vendor who sells Mini-Churros stuffed with Flan! I'm so there! (^_^) I didn't see that vendor there this past weekend, though, but I'll keep my eyes open for them next time.
If you get a chance, definitely check out the 2 ladies selling the delicious Atole de Guayaba (w/ the rest of their Aguas Frescas) in front of the Antojitos Carmen taco truck on the North side of Breed.
And try the Al Pastor tacos off the Trompo on the South side (near Nina's) if you haven't.
Thanks again streetgourmetla! :)
re: exilekiss
I will hit up the aguas fresas.Here's your pambazo from Nina's, with salsa de semillas,traditional with papas y chorizo inside slathered in a gaujillo chile bath.
re: streetgourmetla
Hi streetgourmetla,
That looks so good! Definitely on my must-try list for my next visit. :)
It's official exile ... I am now e-stalking you for your reviews!
This looks and sounds unbelievable, and I can't wait for the Mrs. and I to get down there and try it -- hopefully this weekend!
Thanks to you and streetgourmet and all of the other posters who make life so much more enjoyable for the rest of us!
thanks for this review.
i've always heard tales of this street fair, but never knew where it was exactly and now i know exactly what i'm looking for!
i've been watching your blog over the past few weeks because i'm from the south bay and i love your reviews of japanese food.
now i'm totally stoked on these places too!
btw, i am totally envious of your pozole experience.
re: alkylyou
Hi alkylyou,
Doumo! :) Please report back if you end up going; I'm always interested to hear about new dishes to try for my next visit. :) (BTW, the rest of the Pozole was still great the next day; just wonderful. :)
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Breed Street & Cesar Chavez
N Breed St and E Cesar Chavez Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90033
Breed Street & 1st Street
N Breed St and E 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90033
Hi exilekiss
Great post. I too have long wondered why with such a huge Taiwanese population here in LA that we can't put together a decent night market. My wife (who is Taiwanese) posed the theory that the people who can afford to come all the way here from Taiwan have certain advantages in life, be it money or education, and as such don't land street vendor jobs (if they land in food service at all, it's more likely to be running a proper restauraunt). Here we see in Breed Street Market the LA equivalent of this fascinatingly delicious phenomenon... I for one am thrilled to know it exists.
Do you have any idea what days and at what times the carts and trucks are open for business? For what it's worth, I forwarded this to a colleague who lives in Boyle Heights to find out his opinion of this market, and he advised me not to visit at night because the Breed St. is notorious for gang problems.
Mr Taster
re: Mr Taster
Hi Mr Taster,
Thank you. :) Yah, I would love if there was an Asian Night Market that actually existed here in L.A. like the ones I saw on my Asia trip.
Hours? It was at the very end of my review (^_~)...
Hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 7:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
When I went on a Saturday, I ran into no problems whatsoever, and everyone was pretty friendly and down-to-earth. I didn't get the sense of any danger when I went to eat. Breed Street North (where most of the vendors are) starts *along* the Bank of America right on the corner of Breed Street and Cesar Chavez, with plenty of street traffic and cars and bright lights.
re: Mr Taster
I also would like Exilekiss' stand times! I've been going to Breed St. for a year and a half, fairly regularly.Nina's, one of the best only opens after 7PM, I believe Thurs-Sun.I would say the time to go would be a Saturday night, and the best would be a Sunday evening.The weekend nights is when you will get all the vendors, wheras during the week and day, your options will be limited.
My favorite days are Sundays, and my only experience has been mingling with friendly Latino familes, couples, and groups of friends.Never seen any gangs, gang activities, or even rowdy teenagers.Just remember, you're a foodie/chowhound/etc. and a civilian, not of any concern to OG's, wanabees, or soldiers.Just don't shave your head, wear Dickies shorts,long black socks,and a wife beater and no one will hit you up.Besides, for people like you, myself, and Exilekiss, there's no reward without risk:) I would think Exilekiss could attest to the very safe and family environment.
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Hi BombayUpWithaTwist,
Thanks. (^_^) I hope you enjoy your visit (and report back if you can).
OK Exilekiss, I went down to Breed St. tonight to get the latest.First, I had a quesadilla de huitlacoche from Nina's, which is now located in the parking lot opposite Best Buy Foods.Matter of fact, it is now a no man's land on the Big Buy Foods side of the St.(west side).Nina's has been at her current location for about a month.
Then, I spotted 2 non-Latinos!!! So, I said, "would the 2 of you happen to be readers of Exilekiss?" "Oh, you know Exilekiss?" They were great, we hung for a while and I lead them over to Nina's where they had sopes of tinga and chicharron.You are going to change the face of Breed St. with your post! Awesome.
On the street side of the parking lot separated by a low brick wall, opposite Nina's, is the woman from Veracruz.She didn't have any cochinita tonight, but I had a taco de chorizo, de guiso de chicharron(a braised chicharron, soft and delicious), and a taco of arroz con huevo(rice with hard-boiled egg).La Veracruzana has picked up some more equipment since I last saw her, she now has the convex deep fryer common among street vendors.Still has the baking pan with the burner underneath, though, and her husband is nearby selling the latest pirate DVD's.The chorizo was good, but the arroz con huevo and the chicharron, get out!! They are sensory explosions.I know, your thinking, rice and hard-boiled eggs?I can do that.No you can't.First you have to make perfect stand alone Mexican rice, like my grandma makes.I know my grandma's recipe, technique and I watch her everytime, and still it doesn't taste the same.
Las tacos de la senora Veracruzana(tacos from the woman from Veracruz)
Try these fun filligs, the carne asada and other meats she has a good, but these are the ticket.The cochinita too, if she has it!!
It has become crowded on the east side of the street since the shake-up.A little bit of chismes(gossip).About a month ago the cops kicked everyone out and all that was left was the jello vendor, because two stands were screaming at eachother over pole position.Big Buy Foods had had enough.Everyone has regrouped on the east side of the street and some faces have changed.I overheard the pozole lady arguing and exchanging unpleasantries with the stand just south of her.It was again over the crowded conditions.Point to the pozole woman, she has been in the same place all along.
The lengua stand that you spoke of is new to me, the previous spot was a different couple of ladies where there is now a churros encanelados(think Disneyland version)vendor.
Antojitos Carmen still looks unappealing to me, as well as the mariscos truck right next to it.
It's been a while, but they've survived the taco truck ban, the relocations, and are going strong.It was good to see Nina's, they are so funny and love what they do.They asked me where I'd been, and the girl who takes the orders teased and hazed me a bit.Nina's, the pozole stand and the Veracruz tacos are still the best food on Breed St.
Thanks exilekiss, for letting 'em know.
re: streetgourmetla
Hi streetgourmetla,
Wow, thanks for the detailed report back! (^_^) I'm so happy more people are trying out Breed St. :)
Oh! So you found the vendor from Veracruz! :) So, she's in the same parking lot area as Nina's right? (just making sure)
And she had Guiso de Chicharron?? and a new convex deep fryer? I'm so there! (^_^)
And the Arroz con Huevo sounds like a nice down-to-earth creation that I have to try. :)
Thanks again streetgourmetla! :)
Another amazing review of a place I would never have known about and that I now have to try! You know, I always feel a little shy about going to places like this because it seems so deeply ingrained in a certain culture, and I feel as though I'm encroaching. But if you can do it, I can do it! I'm sure they don't mind seeing new faces, especially ones that are happy to eat and appreciate everything good they have to offer. Thanks so much for your review - you really are helping people discover new things and change the way they eat!
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Hi heinous,
Thank you. :) I hope you give it a try if you're in the mood for street food. I can't wait to go back soon for the Huaraches and the possibility of Cochinita Pibil from the Veracruz vendor!
re: heinous
Have no hesitation... we are some of the the most inclusive & welcoming people on the planet. Its not uncommon for a foreigner to move to Mexico City and within a month to have been invited to 10 houses for dinner & probably slept over at people's houses a couple of times.... we don't screw around when it comes to hospitality & just having a good time.
awesome review exilekiss. i dropped by saturday evening and hung out and noshed for roughly 2 hrs. decent to extremely good eats.
the lady with the tripas cart cooked up a mean tripas and asada tacos.
there were two tacos al vapor vendors, i had a lengua and cabeza taco from the cart tended by the older gentleman. very moist meat, however, it was laking a bit in taste.
had a huarache with chicken, slightly underwhelming in taste but the habanero hot sauce was very good.
further down i had a chicharron gordita....this was very good. crispy crunchy ooey gooey goodness.
finished off with an order of fresh churros. yums!
everything is well priced with the most expensive item being $3....with the majority of the items being $1. my friend and i noshed and stuffed ourselves silly for roughly $17.
the plan is to hit up the south side near 1st/breed next time.
i plan on going back once a month to get my mexican fix.
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Hi wilafur,
Thanks. :) I'm glad you had a great time, and thanks for the great report back! (^_^)
Wasn't the Tripas Lady just great? Freshly-made Tripas on an open-grill... delicious!
I missed the Chicharron Gordita, and the fresh Churros so I'll have to try those next time (and streetgourmetla's Veracruz vendor recommendation). :)
re: exilekiss
thank you for your detailed blog. i had it on my bb as we went from vendor to vendor. very helpful and well written.
Good news.Stopped by on the way back from eating in East LA, and on a Tuesday night around 9PM, Nina's was out and just packing up.Anojito's Carmen and a Tacos Al Vapor vendor was also there.She used to have a trailer, the al vapor vendor,but now she just has a stand.SHe was the one arguing with the pozole lady on Friday night.Chismes!!
re: CarlieInLA
Hi CarlieInLA,
Thanks. :) Please report back if you end up going. I still have to go back and try a few more great things that streetgourmetla recommended. :)
re: AndyGanil
Hi AndyGanil,
I suppose it depends on what you think is "worth it." If you have an open palate and open mind and are willing to try different foods and specialties, this is a nice change of pace. I'm not sure if my notes above are clear enough, but perhaps they can help you navigate some of the food vendors and you can try some of the items mentioned.
And worse case, most everything there is $1 so it's not too hard on the wallet. (^_~)


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HURON, OHIO – Bob Jones, Jr., whose family owns and operates the legendary The Chef's Garden in Huron, Ohio, turns to me from the front seat of his dust-encrusted truck.
"When we have visitors—especially writers like you—we worry about what they are going to think about our packing facility."
It's a frigid, windy day in mid January, and Jones is about to escort me and visiting chef Skyler Golden of the Driskill Grill in Austin, Texas, into a newish packing and shipping facility that just went live in November.
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1/1 Photo of greek olive bread
Prep Time:
Cook Time:
15 mins
3 hrs
this just makes you want to get up and shout "opa", just don't throw any plates!
lb loaf
Units: US | Metric
Serving Size: 1 (982 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
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|03 Feb 2010
Windows 7 Home Premium
Graphics & Mouse Drivers fail during boot....
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I've tried the following:
This must be a problem with the way Windows 7 handles the drivers, surely? Why would they start working again after a simple reboot? I am lost, and to think I used to repair PC's for a living. The last thing I can think to do is a full wipe and install of Windows 7 from scratch, but I don't really want to do this because I have lots of settings/apps etc that I'll have to re-install. Any idea's!?
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