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"I can tell you that here at Planned Parenthood we believe that it's not up to us to decide what is a good or a bad reason for somebody to decide to terminate a pregnancy," Coun adds concerning the woman's request for a sex-selective abortion. Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards yesterday opposed a ban on sex-selective abortions on the grounds that it would "limit [a woman's] choices as she makes personal medical decisions."
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Keywords: Gendercide, sex selective abortions, Planned Parenthood, Barack Obama, Partial Birth Abortion, Live Action, Lila Rose, Pro-Life, Choice, Deacon Keith Fournier
WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - The Prenatal Discrimination Act (PRENDA) was defeated before a committee of the US House of Representatives on Thursday, May 31, 2012. Given the procedural means by which the vote was called, passage required a 2/3 majority. The final vote tally was 246 for making the killing of children in the womb based on their gender illegal. The number of those who support the intentional killing of children in the womb based on gender as some kind of protected "right" was 168 representatives.
There were more Democrats who supported this brutal act than Republicans. However, seven Republicans failed to vote against this evil - and that is also an outrage! This is not a partisan issue. The vote separates those who have a heart and those who do not. It should also inform our political action and voting choices in the coming elections.
The failure to pass this necessary and just Bill reveals the fault line we face in our effort to defend the first and fundamental human right to life against the purveyors of deceit and death. That is what they are, purveyors of death and deceit. All this talk about being concerned about women's health is shown to be a fraud with this vote. The practice of taking the life of an unborn child because she is a baby girl is condemned when it is practiced in China and India. Yet, some of those who join in that condemnation voted to keep the same barbaric practice legal in the United States of America.
It should come as no surprise that President Barack Obama weighed in on the issue the night before the vote. In Wednesdays Press Conference, Jake Tapper of ABC News asked what the president's position was on this legislation. The exchange is recorded on his posting entitled "Legislation About Gender Selection and Abortion - Today's Q for O's WH - 5/30/2012"
"TAPPER: The House is, I think, this afternoon preparing to take up a bill that would ban gender selection as a factor in abortions in this country. And I was wondering - I haven't a statement of administration policy; I was wondering if the White House had a position on that?
CARNEY: I will have to take that as well. Been focused on other things, but I will get back to you.
The Press Secretary got back to Tapper on Wednesday evening and he recorded the response:
"Note: The White House got back to me this evening to say the president opposes the bill.White House deputy press secretary Jamie Smith says in a statement: "The Administration opposes gender discrimination in all forms, but the end result of this legislation would be to subject doctors to criminal prosecution if they fail to determine the motivations behind a very personal and private decision. The government should not intrude in medical decisions or private family matters in this way."
No surprise. This President, when he served in the Illinois State Senate, could not even bring himself to support restrictions on the infanticide called "Partial Birth Abortion." He later denied this and it led to an ongoing dispute with Pro-Life leaders. However, the facts are clear and his record in the White House has spoken more loudly than his attempted denial. This President is the strongest opponent of the Right to Life to ever occupy the White House.
The Nation's leading opponent of the fundamental human Right to life, Planned Parenthood, just endorsed the President's reelection with its typical sophistry. Planned Parenthood Action Fund President Cecile Richards said "There is no greater champion for women's health than President Obama and Planned Parenthood Action Fund couldn't be prouder to endorse his reelection as president today."
Richards also opposed PRENDA on Wednesday, May 30, 2012 saying, "As the nation's leading sexual and reproductive health provider and advocate, Planned Parenthood knows all too well that women still face gender discrimination in this country. We oppose sex selection abortion. But this bill does nothing to advance protections against discrimination and instead will have the result of further shaming and stigmatizing women. "
Planned Parenthood is built on lies. They call themselves up as a "Health Care Provider" and include the taking of the lives of innocent children in the womb, for any reason including sex selection, as a "service". They say they oppose gender discrimination while they support it in the United States! Their web site tells visitors they are "America's most trusted provider of reproductive health care" Yet, there is nothing "reproductive" about abortion - and it is certainly not a service to the child, the mother, the father or the common good of society.
Every procured abortion is the intentional taking of innocent human life in the first home of the whole human race. Every person alive today began their human life in that sanctuary of life, the womb. No one with any integrity or genuine moral sensibility any longer claims that the child in the womb, whom we now surgically operate on and can see clearly in 4D images, is not a human being.
The argument being made to attempt to justify this killing of our youngest neighbors is the perverse idea that "freedom" enables the one with more power to hire a so called "medical professional" to reach inside the sanctuary of the womb and take the life of a vulnerable and innocent child when that child is not wanted.
The time thresholds of "viability" under the inane structure forced upon us by the Supreme Court's Roe and Doe decisions keep getting pushed back as our technology reveals the truth about our smallest neighbors. Science has confirmed what our consciences have known all along, every procured abortion kills a child.
Our positive law has rejected the Natural Law Right to Life and its prohibition against these intentional homicides committed against our youngest neighbors through procured abortions. Until the positive or civil law is changed to reflect the truth and protect all human life from conception to natural death, our tax dollars must no longer be used to engage in this evil. We must also do everything we can to curtail its evil effects, such as ban sex selective abortions.
On Tuesday, May 29, 2012, Live Action, the heroic organization founded by Lila Rose, released an undercover Video exposing the practice of Sex Selection abortion at Planned Parenthood. The abortion provider denied they engaged in such a practice and fired the employee involved. On Thursday, May 31, 2012, Live Action released a second investigative video proving the practice occurs at Planned Parenthood. It can be viewed here: The following description is offered of the encounter:
In the video, Planned Parenthood social worker Randi Coun advises the woman on an early, definitive method to tell the gender of her child in the late first or early second trimester: "So if you were to have what's called a CVS test, which is, do you know what that is?" she asks, referring to the genetic Chorionic Villus Sampling test. "It's done between 11 and 13 weeks, so it is a test that you could do now." CVS tests have a risk of miscarriage of about 1 in 100, which Coun did not mention, and are typically done to test for genetic disorders in a pregnancy.
Coun also reassures the woman that she can carry her pregnancy farther into term before her
abortion. "An abortion at any stage up to 24 weeks is considered a safe procedure," she asserts. " It's not that it's unsafe, or that there's a lot more risk involved, it's just there's more steps involved and it's just a little more complicated." Planned Parenthood's Margaret Sanger Center in New York City does abortions up to 24 weeks of pregnancy and is the organization's national headquarters.
"I can tell you that here at Planned Parenthood we believe that it's not up to us to decide what is a good or a bad reason for somebody to decide to terminate a pregnancy," Coun adds concerning the woman's request for a sex-selective abortion. Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards yesterday opposed a ban on sex-selective abortions on the grounds that it would "limit [a woman's] choices as she makes personal medical decisions."
"Planned Parenthood has built their abortion empire on their belief that any abortion is a good abortion, even if it is motivated by the very discrimination against women that they claim to abhor," says Lila Rose, president of Live Action. "Planned Parenthood's abortion-first mentality leads them to defend targeting baby girls for extermination. When any of Planned Parenthood's other ideological commitments comes into conflict with their abortion-first mentality, it's clear that abortion always takes priority."
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Studies have shown that we develop our eating habits early in life, according to lead author Lenna Ontai, UC Cooperative Extension specialist in the Department of Human and Community Development at UC Davis.
"We know that it is not enough to just teach parents what to do. We have to support them in how they can take that knowledge home and use it effectively," said Ontai.
Healthy, Happy Families provides parents with practical information about how children develop and tips for raising a healthy and happy child. It includes fun and easy activities for parents to do with their preschool-aged children to promote healthful eating.
Children who spend more time with their parents tend to be happier and learn better, the authors write. They recommend eating together as a family to help children learn to make healthy food choices. Letting children help plan and prepare meals helps them develop new skills. Children also learn social skills during family meals such as talking and listening.
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"Helping parents tune into their children's development and supporting positive interactions around food makes a big difference as children grow," Ontai said.
The Healthy, Happy Families workbook is available in packages of 10 for $15 in English and is now available in Spanish as Familia sana, familia feliz in Spanish. There is also a companion publication for teachers called the Healthy, Happy Families for Teachers curriculum. All three publications can be ordered at http://anrcatalog.ucdavis.edu.
Students' olive-oil fraud buster wins international prize
The award was presented to the Aggie inventors during the finals of the three-day global iGEM (International Genetically Engineered Machines) competition in Boston. The competition, this year featuring 245 teams from Asia, Europe, Latin America and North America, challenges student teams to design and build biological systems or machines and present their inventions in the international competition.
The students had spent several months designing and building the palm-sized biosensor, which they dubbed OliView. The biosensor is equipped to quickly and easily evaluate the chemical profile of oil, providing producers, distributors, retailers and ultimately consumers with an effective, inexpensive way to ensure olive oil quality.
Verifying olive oil quality is a concern for consumers – many of whom are willing to pay higher prices for the health benefits and flavor of true, extra-virgin olive oil. And honest olive oil producers want to prevent other producers from passing off sub-par olive oil as the real deal, while retailers, distributors and producers want a quick, easy way to ensure olive oil quality.
In addition helping detect fraudulent olive oil, the students' new biosensor will also monitor for good oil that may have gone rancid with age.
The team of undergraduate students included Lucas Murray, Brian Tamsut, James Lucas, Sarah Ritz, Aaron Cohen and Simon Staley, with Yeonju Song serving as the "shadow" or alternate team member. You can tune into Aaron Cohen's recent Nov. 6 Science Friday interview during a discussion of synthetic biology.
The full story and a brief video about the new olive-oil biosensor and this stellar team of young inventors are available at: http://news.ucdavis.edu/search/news_detail.lasso?id=11076.
Reports on olive-oil quality are available at the web site of the UC Davis Olive Center at: http://olivecenter.ucdavis.edu/research/reports.
Science-based food safety tips
ScienceWriters2014, a joint meeting of the National Association of Science Writers, Inc, and the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing, in Columbus, Ohio. Held in cooperation with The Ohio State University, the conference attracted 430 freelancers, students, editors, staff journalists, public information officers and other lovers of science and science-writing. I had applied for a public information officer travel fellowship to attend it, and was fortunate to be awarded one by the NASW, greatly facilitating my attendance.
One of the events that attendees could sign up for was lunch with a scientist at The Ohio State University, located a few miles away from the conference venue. I chose Prof. Jeffrey LeJeune, an infectious disease microbiologist and epidemiologist, because a focus of his research is food safety, one of the topics included in the UC Global Food Initiative that UC President Janet Napolitano launched on July 1.
On the day of the luncheon, a Sunday, we were driven to The Ohio State University in buses the university provided. We assembled in the lobby of the Ohio Union (it was homecoming on campus and the Columbus marathon was in progress nearby), and were soon escorted to the tables of the scientists we had picked. The university kindly (and safely!) provided lunch.
At LeJeune's table, we introduced ourselves to one another. LeJeune began his presentation to his 15 guests by rebuffing the five-second rule. According to this rule, food dropped on the ground will not become contaminated with bacteria if it is picked up within five seconds of being dropped. LeJeune said it does not work. "Eating off the floor violates all food-borne illness prevention advice," he warned.
Perhaps because we in his audience were all science writers, he proceeded to discuss communication challenges facing scientists. He said most of the emphasis in graduate training is on making discoveries, with hardly any attention paid to communicating these discoveries in lay language to benefit the general public. Other challenges he mentioned are the information explosion we are witnessing, resulting in deaf ears turned to many scientists' voices; and language barriers between scientists and journalists that hinder effective communication.
raw milk. He said that while consuming raw milk is dangerous (CDC data for 1973-2005 shows that 56 percent of dairy-associated disease outbreaks result from raw milk/cheeses), less than one percent of milk consumed in the United States is raw.
"The pasteurization of milk was a huge benefit to the health of the human population," he said. "Most cheeses in the U.S. are pasteurized cheese products."
We asked him many questions. He answered them all. He explained that the U.S. has the safest food supply. Despite this, pathogens can enter the food chain through live animals, he cautioned. Further, refrigeration could be inadequate. He said about 80 percent of food and vegetable contamination occurs post-farm. His tip for what to eat when traveling: "Avoid raw or unpeeled foods. It is best to choose what is fully cooked and hot."
LeJeune noted there is no evidence to suggest that GM foods are problematic from a food safety perspective.
"There are some concerns for sure," he said. "But these are largely economic or political. Nutrition-wise, GM foods can be beneficial. From a food safety and nutritional standpoint, I also see no significant differences between organic produce and non-organic or regular produce. There could be, however, some environmental impacts related to the different production systems."
More questions followed. A discussion on E. coli bacteria gathered momentum, specifically how E. coli gets infected with a virus and how, when this virus decides to leave E. coli, it releases Shiga toxins, which, in turn, damage cells lining the kidney.
We were so engrossed in the discussion that it came as a surprise when one of the organizers of the luncheon strode into the room to inform us that our hour with the scientist was up and that the bus that had transported us to The Ohio State University was about to leave.
As we rose hastily from our chairs we thanked LeJeune for his presentation, which was clear and to the point – qualities all science (and other) writers appreciate. We know he had other topics to discuss with us: Can I cook my Jack-o'-Lantern after Halloween? (The answer is "Not if it sits out for more than two hours.") And are raw diets for dogs a public health concern for humans? (The answer is "Your dog is more likely to have Salmonella if it is eating raw food.)
Although we didn't get to these topics, he left us with ample useful information about food safety. On the ride back to the conference, the bus was loud with conversation from the various lunch groups – what had been learned, how best it could be communicated, and how each one of us had made a new friend at the university.
Make it a healthy Halloween!
It's not too late to mix things up this year, by bringing one of many creative fruit and vegetable goodies to your spooky bash.
What about healthy ideas for children's parties? Think outside the wrapper! Consider handing out non-food items this Halloween. You can purchase many of these items for the same price as sweets. Pro tip: check out your local dollar store or hit up the party favor aisle at most department stores for bulk buys at low prices.
Here are a few non-food ideas:
- Pencils
- Erasers
- Crayons
- Spider rings
- Bouncy balls
- Yo-Yo
- Sidewalk chalk
- Kazoos
- Stickers
For more ideas about healthy holiday celebrations, visit ChooseMyPlate.gov, or contact your local University of California Cooperative Extension Nutrition Education Program.
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Pests make it challenging to grow chile peppers
"Tomato spotted wilt virus spread by western flower thrips is a big problem for peppers," said Shimat Joseph, UC Cooperative Extension advisor in Monterey, Santa Cruz and San Benito counties. Tomato spotted wilt can cause a plant to produce discolored fruit that is unmarketable and it can kill the plant. Joseph advises pepper growers on integrated pest management methods to control insects.
"We believe it is critical to manage thrips early in the season because when the plants are small, they are more vulnerable," Joseph said, "and the disease may not show until later in the season."
He is currently studying the effects of applying insecticides a month after transplanting to discourage thrips from feeding. He also recommends removing weeds, which can host the virus.


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The town of Longboat Key will be closing the Country Club Shores Unit V Wedge Lane entrance in the vicinity of the 1200 block of Gulf of Mexico Drive starting next week.
The town's Public Works Department, which is conducting potable waterline improvements along Gulf of Mexico Drive, needs to shut the entrance down for two to three days beginning March 15.
The work requires the temporary closure and traffic detour of the entrance.
Residents should use the Country Club Shores Unit IV entrances at Yardarm Lane and Ranger Lane during the temporary closure.
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I picked up a sample of this tea on my last trip to Kelowna. It tastes a fair bit like Adagio's Choconut Mate, in my opinion. The roasted mate goes well with the cocoa and the overall result is almost malty with a bit of bitterness. I'm not sure why they bothered to add rooibos to this blend as it doesn't really do much for it except give it a bit of a woody flavour. It's an okay tea, but not great.
Finally a chance for me to log this tea (work and Christmas obligations kept me busy the past couple days). I've never actually eaten sugar plums or sugar plum pudding – has anyone? I don't know anyone who actually makes it anymore. So I have no idea how authentic the flavours are. There's a bit of a fruity scent to the tea but nothing distinctive. I was afraid it was going to be taste like Celestial Seasonings Sugar Plum Spice, which I like for nostalgia purposes but I sort of expect better from Frank. Thankfully the only real similarity is in the name. Unfortunately it's really hard to tell if this tea tastes like anything at all.
It might just be that I didn't steep it long enough or use enough leaf (white teas are harder to measure as they tend to take up more space). Whatever it was, the most prominent flavour I could taste was the white tea itself accompanied by a fruity sweetness and a hint of nuttiness. Rather underwhelming. I'm going to try adjusting parameters before I rate this tea though, as the problem might be operator error. ;)
This is the last tea in the 12 days of X-mas Sampler before the surprise Christmas blend. So that would make this, what….? Eleven pipers piping?
I accidentally oversteeped this one quite a bit because the microwave timer which I usually use for my tea was being put to use timing a pie I had in the oven. It doesn't seemed to have harmed the tea too much, perhaps due to the robustness of the gunpowder base. Or maybe all the heat is just killing my taste buds.
And here I thought that the Mayan Chocolate Chai and the Flaming Chocolate Maté were spicy. They got nothing on this tea. I think it's the combination of the cayenne pepper with the cinnamon that gives this blend extra bite. Though heat dominates the blend I can taste the banana sort of as a fruity aftertaste in the back of my mouth. It would be nice if it were a bit stronger I think – or the spices were a bit weaker. An interesting tea altogether, but I don't think it's really my thing.
I'm honestly surprised that no one has thought to combine these two teas before. Genmaichas are generally robust enough to not get drowned out by the bold flavours of the chai spices and the toasty, malty flavours of the toasted rice is an excellent compliment. This ends up being a distinctly gingery chai – not surprising as there were huge chunks of gingeroot in my sampler packet. The whole thing has a surprising smoothness to it almost as if it were a latté. Very enjoyable.
Maybe I'm wrong but it seems like there's a greater proportion of black teas in the X-mas sampler this year than there was last year. Not that I'm complaining as I'm quite fond of most of Frank's black tea blends. :D
I was a bit skeptical of this tea at first as I didn't think candy corn was a flavour that could be replicated well or accurately. Good thing I was wrong. The tea really does taste like the candy – vanilla and sugary sweetness with a hint of caramel – no additional sweetener needed! The candy corn bits dissolved nicely – it's a bit of a pet peeve when supposedly dissolvable candies and other additives don't break down and end up thrown away in the bottom of your strainer.
I've already got quite a few candy-flavoured teas so I'm not sure I'd buy a whole pouch of this blend, but I wouldn't say no to this tea if it was offered to me. ;)
So we're on day….eight of the 12 Days of X-mas sampler, I think?
Yum, I'm really enjoying this blend. It has a really smooth and distinctly buttery flavour with very distinct notes of rum. Drinking it actually makes me think of butterscotch lifesavers. The flavour of this tea strikes me as being somewhat similar to the Brandy Butter Cake but with less of a cakey component. I'm one of those uneducated drinkers who can't really tell brandy and rum apart – though apparently they both work very well with butter.
I missed out on this blend on the 14th because I didn't check the labels carefully enough, so I'm playing catch up. I've been wanting to try this tea for ages – and not just because of the name. (Okay, maybe the name did influence me a little bit – I'm a sucker for dragons and all things Tolkien.)
This tea is sure packing some heat – the cinnamon is like those little hot cinnamon hearts that you get on Valentines Day – the tea smells like them too for that matter. But the heat doesn't overwhelm everything else, instead it's just a pleasant little prickle on the tongue. The dragonwell base ends up working really well with the heat – better than a black tea would in my opinion. Dragonwell has a bit more muscle to it than most green teas and it holds up well to the strong flavours with it's smooth and slightly buttery notes. There's also just the faintest hint of smokiness (from the lapsang souchong probably) that gives this tea an interesting finish.
Now that I've drank my cuppa I feel all fired up and ready to hunt down some pesky dwarves and hobbits. ;)
First off let me say that the Weeping Angels are the most terrifying Doctor Who creation ever. They also have nothing to do with caramel popcorn – they'd be less freaky if they did.
I've not been particularly interested in purchasing this tea – I like actual caramel popcorn but as a tea flavour it doesn't hold as much of an appeal. And maybe I'm justified in that – the flavour of the tea strikes me as a little bit wussy although it might just need a longer steep, or as some people have suggested added sweetener. I am getting something that's sort of popcorn-like in taste along with a vague sweetness that might be caramel, but the flavours don't really seem to pop.
So overall I'm underwhelmed but I've got enough left in the pouch to experiment with. The rating may or may not go up. And before I forget….
I just realized that I skipped the very first day of the 12 days of X-mas sampler – I found the package for day 14 at the bottom of the box underneath everything else. Oh well, I'll get to it tomorrow, I hope.
Frank has made some very nice cheesecake honeybush blends in the past (the coconut cheesecake one comes to mind), but somehow this one feels a little bit lacking. I can pick up the cheesecake flavour and the sweetness of the honeybush base goes really well with any sort of dessert flavour. But I'm not really getting that chocolate/peanut butter taste- instead the flavour reminds me more of caramel. There's maaaaaaybe something a bit like peanut butter if you squint. I might just have to do a longer steep.
So this is day four of the Twelve Days of X-mas sampler. I've been eying this tea with passing interesting but I've never tried any because I assumed it would be very similar to Pancake Breakfast. As it turns out I was wrong. I swear I was smelling freshly-cooked french toast when I opened the bag it smelled so authentic.
It's got the flavour pretty well down pat too – I can taste the toasted bread undertone flavoured with a bit of cinnamon and a hint of vanilla. And it's all covered with the flavour of sweet, delicious maple syrup. It makes me crave some actually french toast right now.


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Looking for somewhere for a birthday dinner....guy loves steak...for a number of reasons passing on cut...He goes to Lodge all the time so that's not "special?....ideas?
re: cincyn
Second Nick & Stef's. I could not agree more with cincyn, always a solid meal.
re: stevenclaire
I Second Maestro's. I went to the BH location 2 weeks ago and had the most amazing bone-in ribeye and bone-in filet (shared by 2 of course) i've ever had. The sides were incredible: tuna tartare and lobster mashed with a spicy ceasar salad.
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re: DeePocketChopra
I used to love Taylor's on 8th St., for their great old-school atmosphere (leather booths, dark bar), stiff drinks, and eminently edible steaks (not the best, but definitely well-priced compared to Musso's et al.; I always get the Culotte, with the occasional bone-in rib-eye). But after some 8 years of fandom, I may have made my last trip to Taylor's. It's bad enough that the Molly salad is no longer free with the meal; now the meat is sub-par and the service mediocre at best. I went last week with some friends, and not only were all our steaks overdone (a steakhouse should know the difference between medium-rare and medium), they tried to charge us for four extra drinks. It took arguing with four different people to have the erroneous charges removed. And as we noted, the guy at the bar was new and the older female waitresses were nowhere to be seen on this busy weekend night. Adieu Taylor's... we're back on the hunt.
re: AliLovesLA
Wow, so sorry about your experience. I love it, too, and have never had such a time there. While I wish the molly salad was free, I still get it every time and love it. And my bill still runs much lower than any steak place in town. I tend to get the filet (I was never a huge fan of the culotte) and the filet always is very good. Sorry it chased you away, though I understand.
Mastro's won't disappoint. I took my boyfriend and he loved it. The service was flawless and there were affordable wines to compliment steak which melted in your mouth. SIdes verged on too much butter & salt for my tastes - but my boyfriend thought it was just right.
re: blackbookali
Went again last night. Got the 18oz bone-in. Love it more every time I get it.
re: SecretHeadquarters
Just got back from Taylor's in La Canada and can't complain. There have been many better steaks, but for about $100 for two with a good bottle of wine, this experience is hard to beat. The steaks are fine if not great. If you are out for a good steak dinner and a nice experience, rather than a religious foodie revelation with the disappointment potential that involves, this is a no frills, no complaints, comfortable place.
Mastro's or JAR will not disappoint - Mastro's is loud and a big scene - JAR is low key, comfortable and you can hear each other when you talk.
Mastros is always great. Excellent Food and Service. Right behind is Flemings. Neither one will disappoint.
re: jlrobe
Jar is really, really good, but the steaks are not massive which is part of the steakhouse draw for me. Still, a great restaurant and a reminder that I need to go back.
re: gph2os
Ditto ditto ditto ... Wolfgangs is my favourite steakhouse right now. Been there twice this week alone.
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agree with Wolfgangs -- the porterhouse for 2 or more is great. You get so much meat that you end up with steak for the next day. grill it up with some onions and mushrooms and stick it on a roll with some cheese for pure happiness
re: gph2os
Top on my list for next steakhouse to try. Think the owner is a former Peter Luger employee who branched out on his own.
From my personal experience: BOA Santa Monica, Jar, and Mastro's (probably in that order). But after seeing this thread and a number of other threads today, I plan to check out Wolfgang's very, very soon.
If Cut offers the benchmark steak in Los Angeles, then we're in trouble.
Since you ask for "best steak," not "steakhouse," I have to say that the finest I've had in my home town in a long time was the excellent juicy, flavorful, and rosy-red piece of beef at the far end of the Water Grill tasting menu recently. Unlike a few of the other dishes on that predominately fish and seafood menu, it was delicious and cooked perfectly. I assume that they offer the same cut (small "c") a la carte. By the way, one of the several desserts -- was it a tropical-fruit sorbet? -- was so delicious that my plate went back to the kitchen shelf unwashed. Honest.
re: Mel Gee
If you want good food hands down, try Fleming's. It's underrated. Food never disappoints and the service is great. There is one on Rosecrans in Manhattan Beach. Less of a scene than Mastro's too, so less BS to deal with.
re: barno
Hate to disagree, but took my mother in law and the family to the Rosecrans Flemings about a month ago and was deeply disappointed. The food was overpriced and mediocre at best. The porterhouse special -- and a pricey special at that -- was a very poor quality of meat and almost tasteless. My wife's filet: maybe okay, but again, for the money, not a very good cut of beef. The mashed potatoes were glooey and too salty. And the cheesecake dessert was a complete rip off. A tiny, tiny, cube of something vaguely like cheescake for $10!! Sorry, I don't mind paying a lot for a good meal or a good dessert, but in this case we got neither. I would never go there again and would strongly advise that you go someplace else if you want a good steak, decent sides, and anything close to value for your money.
re: barno
I had a bad experience with El Segundo Fleming's as well. Waiter spilled sauce on one of the diners and not even an offer of free dessert or other effort to make up for ruining a pair of slacks other than half-hearted "sorry." Didn't even offer to pay for dry cleaning. Weak. Steak is OK, but falls below top end steakhouses in LA (Cut, Wolfgang's, Palm, Mastro's). Wine list horribly overpriced.
Jar is fabulous; however, it's not the place for obscene portions if that is what you are looking for.
I have had good steaks at BOA. Not as good as Cut, but tasty nonetheless. BLT also got a nice review in the LA Times this week. I have only attended a cocktail party there with appetizers, but I ate a great meal at the BLT in D.C. Taylor's has a cool, retro vibe, but the food quality is not quite at the level of some other places I have been to in LA.
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second BOA. it's also a plus that you can watch the sun set over the pacific.
re: lakeshow318
have not been to cut or wolfgang's, but i enjoy boa (santa monica) and jar conistently and significantly more than mastro's. depending on your mood, boa in santa monica can be a bit of a scene, and jar more relaxed, but i find both to have great steaks, drinks and sides consistenly. maybe he "massive" steak is what i don;t like about mastro's it's always more chewy than tasty to me.
Second week in a row that I have dined at Wolfgangs. I can not imagine another steak which even comes close. Perfection!
re: feedthebelly
I ate at STK last night and thought it was more sizzle than steak. High celeb quotient. The duck was good. The shrimp appetizer, too. The steak was OK, but nothing special.
I like Pacific Dining Car in downtown. They are as old school as you can get in L.A. and open 24hrs. . Plus they have there own butcher that ages the meat and prepares the different cuts. One more thing, this place cost $$$$$ , you get what you pay for.
Others apparently disagree, but I've eaten at all of the restaurants mentioned above in the last several months (except Taylor's), and did not think any of the steaks were as good as Capo on Ocean Ave. in Santa Monica.
In terms of a place to have a birthday dinner, this is easy. STK or BLT is your call.
depends on the cut of steak you want... filet mignon i can always count of morton's... and new york cut you will get the best at dan tana's. it's huge, like a brick, and it's awesome. old hollywood feel and possible celeb sighting as well. great steak.


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