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Thank you all. This is very helpful. The suggestions are exactly the wording I was looking for.posted by jessamyn at 9:56 AM on October 30, 2012
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Jamie Oliver's Proper Polenta + New Book
Did anyone else watch Jamie Oliver make his roasted game birds with polenta on Food Network this weekend?
This week's episode focused on Game Birds. Our favorite recipe was the mixed roast of wood pigeons, patridge, pheasant, quails and sausage on proper polenta.
Even if we don't plan on spatchcocking a pheasant anytime soon, we can all learn from the last part of his recipe ...
Jamie made a polenta pillow for his roasted game birds.
"Spoon all the polenta onto a big board or platter, spread it out evenly and put to 1 side to firm up a little," says Jamie in his recipe.
This recipe manages to be both rustic and luxurious. We cooed like those wood pigeons as Jamie spread cheesy polenta on a big cutting board and then placed his mixed roast of game birds on top and spooned a Chianti pan sauce over the whole lot.
Is Jamie's polenta called "proper" because he served it on a cutting board? Some cooks skip the cutting board and pour the polenta directly on to a well-scrubbed dining room table. Then eaters mark off what portion they'd like to eat and dig right in. We even saw Martha Stewart do this once on her show. But we can't find a single picture of people eating polenta directly off the table. Do you have any?
By the way, Jamie At Home, the companion book for this series, is now available for pre-order, but it won't be published until October 28. Too bad ... all those garden recipes would be more useful in the summer.
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Hi Chris,
I don't plan on spatchcocking a pheasant but I do plan on dressing 13 of them:
Its called "proper" because Oliver always calls his favorite recipes "proper" or "fantastic". :)
Looks delish!
Michael Chiarello has done that several times on his show; just poured the whole mess over a table and put the other ingredients on top of it. Maybe poking around on the FoodTV site would turn up a picture.
Lynne Rosetto Kaspar writes about polenta served on a board in "The Italian Country Table", which I'm a little bit obsessed with.... she suggests using a piece of string to cut it into portions. I'm not sure I could dump it right on the table, though. But I love her method for cooking it in a double boiler - perfect every time!
Good tip on Michael Chiarello; here's his Soft Polenta Recipe with a photo of him pouring it out on a board.
There's links there to toppings for it too. This does sound like a rather fun outdoor meal - serve friends a big board of polenta covered with grilled toppings and vegetables fresh from the garden.
Hmm, I just pruchased Jamie at Home from chapters Canada and got it in the mail last week. It was on sale, too!
Or buy it on amazon.co.uk? Which is also selling used copies which might balance out shipping costs/exchange rate
my aunt did this and served the polenta up with a lovely breaised meat and tomato sauce and some unflavored floss for cutting into! mmm.


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Press conferences are excellent for finding out how a player felt they did in their match, their form and what they think of their next opponent - but what about all of those completely unrelated questions? Here is the first of many random questions posed to several of the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour's brightest stars.
Do you have a favorite board game?
Bethanie Mattek-Sands: We've tried to play board games. My husband and I set aside a night to play Monopoly, but we never get around to it. I'm super competitive though. When I was younger I'd play with my siblings - it got to the point they'd let me win because I'd throw a fit if I didn't. My sister could beat me at this memory game... but she'd always let me win.
Marion Bartoli: Me, my brother and my dad would play Monopoly until I won. I hate to lose! We'd keep going until 3am if we had to, until everyone was falling asleep. Not me, though. I'd be focusing so much. I like cards, too - Blackjack, Poker... They'd let me use my pocket money, 10 dollars a week, and we'd play Poker. I'd try to win all of my brother's money. During the summer holidays we'd play Poker until 9/10pm and then play basketball. It's all about competition!
Vania King: I play Monopoly the most often.
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Sabine Lisicki: I like the game Sorry! I also like card games. You can carry them around when you travel... I usually want to win but I try to relax and enjoy it. Monopoly takes a lot of time to play but if you can do it, it's really fun.
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Manifesto For Pupils' Snack In RomaniaTue 05 Nov 2013
Story by Raluca Vasile
Most of the state schools in Romania don't have a cafeteria inside the school or allow catering services and have interdictions for other food actions, due to a national program introduced several years ago.
Also, studies show that 1/4 of the Romanian pupils started to become obese from young age while another 1/4 are overweight. This wasn�t so fifteen to twenty years ago, as we are an agricultural country and food in Romania is generally quite healthy, and we are used to cooking from scratch. Also, the modern speed of life has led to a lazier and more convenient behavior in many mothers, as they prefer to give kids pocket money to make food decisions on their own from early ages and many of them choose global fast-food chain restaurants, which are very popular in Romania, and also not cheap compared to prices in other countries. In Romania with 3-4 euro one can eat a traditional healthy meal, as well as a lunch at McDonalds, for example.
That is why I decided to build a program called "Pupils� Snack". It's a two-hour-long workshop where we cook easy and healthy sandwiches from scratch and build figurines of vegetables and fruit in a creative way as to bring pupils closer to healthy eating. Pupils got very engaged into this program, as well as the parents that were present at the workshop in many of the cases, as you may see in the pictures.
Many parents understand that it is important to feed their children vegetables and fruit from an early age, but they refuse to take these as snacks to school because food from home is not considered �fancy�. In the school break, they are meeting other children eating fast food which is considered "fancy" in Romania. That is why we think it is important to bring back fruits, vegetables and healthy food into schools and pupils� communities through Pupils� Snack.
We started this program in private schools and pupils� party clubs. As of now, we are not allowed to enter into state schools, because most don't have an appropriate place to cook, or even a cafeteria. We are very optimistic that local authorities will support us in creating a national food education program in state schools and allow us to educate children on how to eat the right and healthy way, the same way Jamie succeeded in the UK, USA and Australia. But we still have a long way to go, and we are counting on the Food Revolution�s support in order to have cafeterias and nutrition-based curricula in our schools and fresh meals for our pupils.
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With the full 2014-15 Fantasy Basketball Rankings now complete, let's take a look at the top 75. Captain N is aboard! Captain on the bridge! The respect he garners trumps captain Russell Crowe with long hair… Captain Patrick Stewart with no hair… Captain N has a huge ass flat top! And this captain is Nerlens Noel; double the N for twice the… nifty…? Twice the… neat hair? This captain will put non-believers 20,000 leagues under the sea! Here's my top 75 for the 2014-15 Fantasy Basketball Season (based on 9-cat H2H):Please, blog, may I have some more?
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We're here! We've got ranks! With the full 2014-15 Fantasy Basketball Rankings now complete, let's take a look at the top 10. 2014-15 is quickly approaching, and we're jumping the gun on ranks, projections, anticipating trades… Seriously, one of the biggest trades of the decade is all predicated on a handshake agreement. "My fingers were crossed Saunders, hah!" It's the proverbial dogs playing poker, except the game is the fantasy basketball landscape and the GMs look even uglier than the deformed pug. "Heel David Griffin, heel!" Then to top off that soap opera, we have a first rounder from last year (but not in my ranks!) out for the year with a horrific injury in Team USA play. For all the Paul George banter we had last year, Razzball Nation wishes him a speedy recovery. Back to happy thoughts! Anyone see that one of my boyfriends last year, Archie Goodwin, was drunk and resisting arrest at a skating rink?! He was gonna make my top 10 too! What a comical situation… He should have his own Archie Comics! Oh wait… Well despite the innumerable implications of Tony Hawk's arrest, let's start ranking! And as we go through the top 200 in long form, we'll be updating our master ranks/easy-to-use post linked up there in the rankings menu. Razzball is so easy! One crown & coke and I'm out of my Knickerbockers faster than John Starks at a flat top convention! Here's my top 10 for the 2014-15 Fantasy Basketball Season (based on 9-cat H2H):Please, blog, may I have some more?
So one of my favorite Charlotte Hornets memories was Glen Rice winning the All-Star Game MVP in 1997. I was still a chitlin, but even then I knew the Hornets were the epitome of small market (and moved just a few years later). Rice seemed like a fill-in bench player (even though he was pretty nasty in 96-97 with a by far career-high 26.8 a game), but went absolutely bonkers in the ASG second half, putting up 20 in the 3rd quarter. He was hotter than P.J. Hairston in a "yo mama" contest! I knew the Hornets had no title aspirations (ending up getting swept in the first round), but it made the whole season worth it.
And the Glen Rices of the world now have another, well smaller, trophy on their mantle with Glen Rice Jr. winning the Summer League MVP. Actually, I'm not sure if he gets a trophy… Maybe just a stack of $1,000 in Belagio chips… Either way, Rice put up a 6-game line of 25/7.8/2.3/2.5/0.5 boosted by a plain stupid 36/11/3/4/0 line with six treys last Saturday. "Pretend every game is the All-Star game film I always make you watch, son!" The Wizards boosted their wings (and headband usage) with Paul Pierce brought in, plus Otto Porter should see a lot of minutes off the bench. But behind Bradley Beal, Martell Webster just had herniated disc back surgery leaving a big early-season gap for backup SG minutes. Sure Garrett Temple might be able to fill-in, but off the hot Summer, I think Rice Jr. has got some minutes coming his way. Plus one of the biggest concerns for Beal is his injury risk, so a deep-league gamble on Glenny Jr. could be an interesting flier. Here's what else has gone down with Summer League wrapping up and free agency moves:Please, blog, may I have some more?
So we're through my top-50 and now getting into the mid-rounds. We're taking this through the whole top 100, but some of these are going to be gold and some fool's gold. As in, Larry Sanders' gold. If I got to the end of a rainbow and Larry Sanders was there, I'd ask for a refund…
Through the Top 20 and Top 50, I think I've done the rankings pretty well. They tell you towards the end of high school, "the smart ones get the As, but the most successful get Bs." I might have made that up since I never studied for virtually anything and got Bs… But a 3.00 GPA thus far sounds about right! Rankings are based on my final updated top 200, comparing them to the FantasyPros aggregate Draft Day Rankings along with Basketball Monster's Total Value for 9-cat leagues on the season. Slim then grades me. I asked him, "will you give me As if I show you my double-Ds?" He then flunked me… Here's a look back at the Top 75 for the 2013-14 Fantasy Basketball Season:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Oh man, was last night fun! So much to hit on including a certain player going against his former team, but I want to start with two career-first triple doubles. On the same night! And on a night with only five games no less… First stop is Isaiah Thomas, who, and I mean this without sounding like I'm succumbing to a cliche about his size or anything, looked like the only dude who cared for the whole game on either the Wiz or the Kings. I loved me some IT2 with the rankings before free agency, and really pimped him hard when Greivis Vasquez got sent off – as many sources did. Regardless, everyone was right, he's been a beast and went 24/11/10 with 10-10 FT and two treys. And to top off the abuse of John Wall, Wall was 2-6 at the stripe missing pivotal freebies late. My Wizards friend stopped texting me at the end. I'm guessing he threw his phone through a Wall. I capitalize that because he has a John Wall fathead on his wall. Anyway, Paul Millsap also hopped in the trip-dub booze cruise for a 19/13/10 line. Hopefully your fantasy teams own one or both of these guys and faced neither. Nothing would be more annoying than marginally losing Rebs to an IT2 owner! Here's what else I saw last night in NBA action (and don't forget to fill out a bracket in our Razzball March Madness pool!):Please, blog, may I have some more?
When Glen Davis went to the pre-season Magic weigh-in, the trainer was like, "355 Big Baby, really?" "These hips don't lie!" And in a very full slate of games last night, we had two pretty premiere big men have their hips not lie and go out on them. "Help I've fallen and can't get up!" The NBA to start issuing players life alerts to wear around their necks. DeMarcus Cousins was the first to succumb to the AARP ailment. Suffered a left hip flexor, but coach Mike Malone said it probably wasn't serious. Destiny is like, "wait a 'left' hip? I thought, like, for people we had only one hip!" No child left behind fails us yet again. Good thing it's the All-Star break for Boogie! An All-Star Boogie! Dude, that should totally be an event. Breakdance Horse! Hah. Then Derrick Favors went out and re-aggravated his right hip that had caused him to miss games here and there over the past month. This one is a lot less bueno. But hey, DeMarcus and Derrick have a pair of healthy hips! If only they were siamese twins – they'd get, like, 35 rebounds a game. Favors will likely get an MRI and be brought along very slowly since this is a re-aggravation. Enes Kanter to the rescue! Might get some solid run and deserves love in a lot of leagues. And don't sleep on Rudy Gobert in deep leagues if you need some blockage. Speaking of blockage, look at some of the traffic photos of NC from yesterday. No one learned from Atlanta! And the best basketball game on the slate, UNC-Duke, cancelled. Travesty. Let's get this global warming going again! Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?
So, the Feds are after you. Your Ponzi scheme and billions of dollars are up for seizure. Well, that, or your $20 league dues and your friends sending you obnoxious texts about how you're not going to the playoffs. So if you're in H2H and in this shortened week, what is a Madoff to do? How about putting in a quick grab of Chris Kaman, who has erected himself into surging fantasy relevance. Too far JB! A raging 25/14/4/1/3 line last night, taking a whopping team-high 24 shots. That's now three straight games of at least 17 Pts, 8 Rebs, 3 Asts and 2 Blks. That's the floor! While tonight's slate is pretty jam-packed, Thursday is a light one. With the Lakers one of the few teams in action, Kaman could really make the difference this week for ya in Pts and Blks. While he does have a shelf life whence Pau Gasol returns, if Gasol is indeed traded I think Kaman has played well enough to stick. Of course you never know with Doh-toni, but Robert Sacre isn't exactly a guy to be developed for a long-term future and they don't have any other true 5s. So don't be afraid to stash some of your free cash in the Kaman islands. While he is owned in 43% of Yahoo leagues already (a bit shocking to me it had hopped up that fast), there's plenty of IRS-free banks left to stash him up. Here's what else I saw last night across fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Breaking news! Kobe Bryant is injured. No one has been talking about this. And in a further Razzball exclusive – he's old. Not exactly the best combo coming back from a major injury, followed by another pretty bad one just a few games back. After a re-examination, apparently the knee bone still isn't connected to the leg bone, so let's call the whole thing off! Will be examined yet again in three weeks, and that's just another knee rub-rub. Who knows how much longer it will be after that. Good news is! Jodie Meeks is still gonna kill it, Kendall Marshall is still going to hand out dimebags like a Colorado bakery, and with the Lakers still atrocious, we can make a pretty educated guess that Kobe is going to be out A – until he is 100%, no questions asked, no way he could get hurt again healthy or B – the season. Leaning B. And even if A happens, it would be so late and in such limited minutes that I don't think the value is worth it. Cut him in 10 or 12-teamers. Just do it. I know some people will keep holding him, if you're in 1st or 2nd and fine for the playoffs and wanna stash, I can't argue much with you, but I think the time is now to use that spot for others. Tough year for Lakers fans, but hey, you're not the Bucks… Here's what else went down across the NBA-o-sphere:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Last night was a doozy. Flummoxing. I actually had to look up flummoxing to be sure it worked. And it does! But there are numerous things that aren't working for the Kings, mainly Rudy Gay's Achilles and DeMarcus Cousins' ankle. Gay actually wasn't "Leon" down in pain like DeMarcus after DMC fully rolled his ankle, but neither sounds like any sort of fun. With Cousins, the diagnosis is a "moderate sprain" and I gotta say, a big near 300-pounder putting all his weight on an ankle the turns 90 degrees the wrong way doesn't sound moderate. Moderate maybe in the sense that the dude in 127 hours only had to "moderately" scratch his arm to get free! I'd expect at least a few weeks. But, "I'm not a doctor, I'm a pool man!" Then there's Gay's Achilles which you could see in his face he was in bad pain and exited pretty quick, albeit under his own power. We all saw Kobe Bryant limp off under his own power with the torn Achilles, so this one is definitely a hold-your-breath injury. The obvious immediate add in most formats is Derrick Williams, who I kinda disregarded when he was acquired, but now is in a "you-better-be-able-to-score-a-lot-because-we'll-need-it" starting role. Solid 22/11/1 with three treys last night in 40 minutes of duty. Just added him in one league for the ice cold Terrence Ross for example. Ross is like, "hey don't blame me, it's this effin' weather!" Yes – I narrate my fantasy teams. Someday soon I hope to put on a finger puppet show. Here's what else I saw last night in a wild evening of fantasy action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The Bulls are a lot like the Tanner children. Whatever the hell the name of the youngest the Olsen Twins played is Derrick Rose – all sorts of famous but now all sorts of a mess. The middle one is Kirk Hinrich. Because as soon as he's not on the Bulls anymore, he's gonna become so irrelevant that even Tom Thibodeau will forget who he was the next season. Which leaves us with D.J. who is obviously – D.J. Augustin. I mean, Bob Saget should've just stopped at the first kid! Well I guess there's still upside with the youngest one. This metaphor is tanking JB! I feel as if you readers are starting profanity-laced rants thus far. Just like Bob Saget's stand-up "act"! Hey-oh! So Hinrich got hurt yet again last night, doing something to his hammy. It's almost as if you can predict injuries! Part of my gravitation to D.J. was not only how well he was fitting with the team, but how brittle Captain Kirk is. I would make a Star Trek parallel, but it's TNG or nothing, son! Besides, the TV show metaphors are a strong 0/1 this morning… Augustin is in line for huge run and in 37 minutes last night went 27/4/4 with 5 threes. I expect pretty high-teen scoring and 6-8 dimes a night with a couple of treys while Hinrich is out, then maintaining the starting role when Hinrich is back with minimal dropoff. More-or-less a must own in all leagues, and I've been Bull[hah!]ish on him all along. Hopefully you've scooped him up and held on to him. Here's what else I saw in fantasy hoops on a busy day of MLK action:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Dolph Ziggler's concussion suffered on Tuesday night was so severe that he has no memory of Raw.
"I didn't even remember Monday until I watched Raw when I got home," he said in a WWE.com interview. "I don't even remember traveling form Raw to Smackdown. I don't remember Tuesday. I remember A.J. and Big E taking me to the airport on Wednesday morning."
Ziggler said the injury, which aired on tonight's Smackdown show, apparently took place when he bent over to grab a ladder and Jack Swagger kicked him in the head. He said he had a bad headache on Thursday, but today it's only a slight headache.
He said it was the worst concussion he's suffered in his career. Ziggler was diagnosed with retrograde amnesia and may be getting a CT scan done in a few days.
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I came up with this idea a while ago, but only recently got inspired to make it since AHTM6 came out.
It includes most of the sounds from AHTM 1-6. Some of the sounds are hard to read and distorted, but I don't care.
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The soundboard thing's a great idea, but please make the quality for the sounds better.
My favorite ones were in this order.
Well then, BURN YOURSELVES!
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars August 19, 2006
Well, this wasn't a very good soundboard, sorry. There weren't enough high-sound quality quotes, and the quote boxes were too small. Also, the graphics and style could be way better.
Rated 1 / 5 stars August 19, 2006
A bad idea...
~The good~
Housemaster is teh shit, the background was pretty well done as well. Also, you had a pretty wide selection of different quotes to choose from.
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The thing I don't like about soundboards, is that it's the easiest things that you can possible make in flash that'll almost always pass. All you have to do is find a good source of quotes, organize the page with links to it, make a preloader and you just got a flash into the portal. Back to the flash, this was a bad idea for a soundboard, though housemaster is cool, whenever you see him in an Arfenhouse flash, you always have subtitles, because you cannot understand him, so making a soundboard about someone you can barely understand is pointless.
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idea is there, but
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You might also want to check what the characters are actually saying. Like... Nathis Peaton's should be Mavis Beacon which was this old game for the Mac.
Yeah, so, idea good, quality bad.
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This wasn't even worth a try to get through the portal...
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It's a sad sight when iconic institutions in local neighborhoods fade far from their former glory. Along Detroit's famed Woodward Avenue sits the Vinsetta Garage, which officially its doors closed in 2010. This story doesn't have a sad ending, however, as the garage has been given a new lease on life, and will continue to serve customers in a whole new way.
Curt Catallo and wife Ann Stevenson are hard at work turning the classically styled building into a new place to eat delicious food. The pair own two other restaurants in metro Detroit, Clarkston Union and Union Woodshop. Stevenson fell in love with the wonderful architecture inside and states that she has no plans to change it.
The husband and wife team aren't alone in their Vinsetta Garage culinary adventure. AutoWeek publisher KC Crain has signed on to partner with Catallo and Stevenson. Crain plans to throw a party in the garage during the Woodward Dream Cruise to celebrate the new venture. To prep the building before the festivities, Crain replaced the roof, repaved the parking lot, removed the garage equipment and had the place thoroughly cleaned.
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Last week I went on my annual blurp-o-rama tour of Buford Highway with a group of people who bid for it in our school auction. Each year we meet in the morning and proceed to eat in as many restaurants as we can until someone cries uncle or suffers a Mr. Creosote moment, whichever comes first.
Not only did the most recent tour give me fodder for this week's Restaurant Stories column, but it gave me an opportunity to check out some new places and look into old favorites.
Here's how our day went:
First stop: Bakery Cafe Maum — This Korean cafe and pastry shop has expanded in the past year, and now has a comfortable dining room with table seating along with a lounge filled with overstuffed armchairs, sofas and low coffee tables. The young server couldn't have been nicer, heating some of our pastries and cutting others into bite-size pieces so that everyone got a taste. Major hits: flaky buns stuffed with sweet pumpkin mash, cream-filled doughnuts and a kind of deliciously nasty pizza bread topped with ham cubes, corn kernels and artistic squirts of mayonnaise. You want this heated up.
Second stop: Nak Dong Gang — Located in the same upscale shopping center as Maum, this attractive Korean restaurant specializes in all things duck. Plan on getting sold on an order (or half order) of smoked duck that is served as cold, boneless, fat-striated slices. You cook these duck rashers to a sizzly, fatty crisp on a tabletop brazier and eat them with a mild mustard dip and marinated onions. The duck rice porridge (made with such a concentrated dark stock it feels sticky on your lips) is also worth trying. Even though it is only 11:30 in the morning, we wash it down with shots of soju (a clear grain liquor) with crushed cucumber steeping in it.
Third Stop: Buford Highway Farmers Market — In order to give our duck-filled stomachs a rest, we take a walking tour of the highway's best food store. If you haven't been lately, go. The remodel is complete and it looks great inside: clean, brightly lit, clear signage. The market even smells better. More shelf space is given to international cuisines that got short shrift before, such as Eastern European countries and Indonesia. In the parking lot, we wolf down a package of kim bap — those wonderful, sesame-scented Korean sushi rolls filled with beef and pickled vegetables.
Fourth Stop: Delicious Kabob Chinese Restaurant — As I noted in the Restaurant Stories column, the sight of the chef in the front demonstration window turning kabobs on the grill with a cigarette dangling from his lips was a surprise. But the food was great at this modest new restaurant. Blissful Glutton had already turned me onto the Sichuan beef — Steak-umm-thin sliver fried to a lip-tinging crisp and tossed with gobs of cilantro and red pepper pods. So we ordered that, along with some new dishes. I really loved the shredded smoked tofu cake tossed with slivers of celery and pork. The leek-and-pork dumplings had such a fresh, clean flavor that one woman in our party got two orders to go for her dinner.
Fifth Stop: Quoc Huong — No one in this group had ever had a banh mi sandwich, so I set about to remedy that situation. This modest Asian Square spot specializes in banh mi, which are ridiculously cheap ($2-$2.50 per) and appear within seconds of ordering. Everything is done right here: the bread spongy-fresh but shattery-crisp crusted, the pickled carrots and daikon piquant, the smear of mayonnaise luxuriant. We tried versions made with shredded chicken, barbecued pork, and a combination of sliced Vietnamese cold cuts and mellow pork liver pate. Even the liver squeamish got over it. A woman sitting at the next table watched us approvingly and made sure we understood that these were the best banh mi in Atlanta. No argument here.
Sixth (and final) Stop: Rincon Latino — I had hoped to wedge a goat taco or Ecuadorean soup into the menu earlier in the day, but everyone at the table shared my passion for Asian foods. So we ended up at this busily efficient Salvadorean spot with a plate of crisp, fragrant pupusas, hot off the griddle. We sampled some stuffed with gooey farmer's cheese and pickled loroco buds, and others filled with cheese, bean puree and pork chicharrones. It was so delicious, even as we all dropped our forks mid-pupusa and called "uncle."
"We've got company coming over tonight," one woman in the party moaned. Where's that cucumber soju when you need it?
Until next year.
April 1st, 2009
12:16 am
[...] John Kessler put an intriguing blog post on Buford Highway Tour of Restaurants | Food and More with John KesslerHere's a quick excerptNot only did the most recent tour give me fodder for this week's Restaurant Stories column, but it gave me an opportunity to check out some new places and look into old favorites. Here's how our day went: … [...]
April 1st, 2009
8:14 am
Another good spot to try is the White Windmill bakery/cafe on Buford Highway near Oakcliff Rd. It is a smaller version of cafe maum, but I've found I like their baked goods better. Their baguettes and whole wheat sandwich breads are terrific. Plus they have the chestnut buns, black and red bean buns and many cream filled desserts. The cakes are gorgeous. The lunch sandwiches are delicious and they are one of the few places left that sells soft serve frozen yogurt!
April 1st, 2009
8:35 am
[...] The Land of Plenty cookbook has put me in a Buford Highway state of mind, and it appears that Besha from Creative Loafing and John Kessler from the AJC are as well. They both have posts up chronicling their sojourns up into this food-fun filled area of Atlanta. Destinations include Plaza Fiesta, Ranch 99 Market, Sushi House Hayakawa, and Delicious Kabob. (CL link here | AJC link here) [...]
April 1st, 2009
2:46 pm
If you are doing the Buford Highway tour, make sure you stop at Sushi House Hayakawa http://www.atlantasushibar.com for the BEST sushi in the city. Fresh fresh fish, meticulously made sushi rolls and a delightful staff transport you to a wonderful place!
April 1st, 2009
3:29 pm
You forgot to get your hour long $25 foot massage at the end of the day!
April 1st, 2009
6:30 pm
thank you so much for all of your BH adventures. We live at Dresden & Clairmont and thanks to blogs such as yours and watching Travel Channel (Zimmern & Bourdain), we've really stepped out of our comfort zone and tried some of the best food in town. I still can't get in to the bean curd and some other things, but we take your recommendations and give them a try!! So thank you for continuing to clue us in! :>) Looking forward to trying Rincon Latino soon!
April 2nd, 2009
9:06 pm
Nice piece, John. FYI–Your readers may be interested Atlanta's only Asian Market Tour & Lunch with Chinese Southern Belles – Saturday, April 18, 10am-1pm! Shop, learn and eat on a fun, interactive fieldtrip and full teaching lunch (Do you have the Americanized or authentic Chinese menu?). $40 includes full lunch. Space is limited. Register by Thur 4/16 through "Contact" form at http://www.chinesesouthernbelle.com, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 770-405-8826 for more information.
April 6th, 2009
4:32 pm
Lee's Bakery very near the intersection of Buford/Clairmont has WONDERFUL baked goods and breads, plus top notch Vietnamese pho's and noodle dishes. YUM! Their sandwiches ($2.50) just can't be beat … I just make sure I take off the slice of REALLY hot pepper before I bite into it. (Ask for extra mayo, they make it there.)
May 7th, 2009
1:50 pm
[...] John Kessler's Buford Highway tour also has a review of Quoc Huong. The commentary on Mr. Kessler's AJC article is also well [...]
October 12th, 2009
3:32 pm
[...] 4. Be an eat-tizen of the world: The All-American meal — a hamburger (or steak) with french fries (or a baked potato) places red-meat center stage. It doesn't have to be that way. Some ethnic cuisines — particularly east and south Asian — are more veggie-centric than the typical American diet is. That means time-honored flavorful dishes based on veggies, starches and non-meat-based sauces, as well as a lot more fish and a lot less beef. Atlanta has some excellent Western-style vegetarian restaurants; Dynamic Dish on Edgewood Avenue and Cafe Sunflower on Peachtree Street in South Buckhead come to mind. What better place, however, to try out Asian foods that go light on the meatiness than that avenue of international dining, Buford Highway? [...]
January 31st, 2010
12:48 pm
Does anyone know what happened to Delicious Kabob? Are they closed for good (very sad) or have they moved to another location (hopefully)? Their eggplant was the best on this side of Atlanta.
May 12th, 2010
2:50 pm
Buford Hwy looks so junky now with all of these strange looking places. What happened to the Captain D's or the Arby's
if the signs are not in English, it's not American
Real clean smoking a cigarette while preparing the food, I wonder what else happens in the kitchen.
Sounds like cleanlieness is not at the top of the list either
Do they not get health inspectors?
May 12th, 2010
2:54 pm
Doreen maybe delicious kabob ran into a health inspector and they shut them down.
May 12th, 2010
3:27 pm
Don't forget the lovely international ladies at Follies on Buford HWY! I love Anika!
May 12th, 2010
3:29 pm
That is probably what happened to Arby's and Captain D's as well.
May 12th, 2010
4:52 pm
Ha Ha
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Description: Covering 7718 hectares, the slopes of the Brisbane Ranges National Park are visible from the western suburbs and high rise buildings of Melbourne, a mere 80km away. The ranges were formed about a million years ago when a line of weakness, or fault, developed in the earth's crust, uplifting the land lying to the west. Victoria's richest displays of spring wildflowers are seen here, with the diversity of species representing almost a quarter of Victorias native fauna species, of special note is the Brisbane Ranges grevillea, which is found nowhere else in the world.
The camping area at Boar Gully is a small but pleasant camp ground in a bushland setting that is equipped with basic facilities including toilet, picnic tables and fire places. Collecting firewood is not allowed, and campers should bring a fuel stove. The tree trunks that have been placed along the ground to mark the edge of the car park are an obstacle at Boar Gully for caravans.
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There are a variety of walks for all skill and fitness levels within the park. For the more adventurous, the Burchell Trail is a great way to see both the Steiglitz Historic Park and Brisbane Ranges National Park. Starting from the Steiglitz Courthouse or the Boar Gully Camping Area, the walk follows orange track markers and uses existing walks, management tracks and public roads. Overnight camps are located at the Old Mill and Little River Bush
Camping sites.
The 3 kilometre Anakie Gorge Walk leads through the gorge between the picnic areas at Anakie Gorge and Stony Creek. Nelsons Track climbs to the ridge top to Nelsons Lookout with views over the gorge and Lower Stony Creek Reservoir. This is a high standard walking track which uses small foot bridges to traverse several creek crossings. Panoramic views over much of the Stony Creek catchment can be had from the Outlook. An easy 2.5 kilometre return track, the Kurung Walk, climbs steadily from Stony Creek Picnic Area north to join Switch Road from where there are good views over the You Yangs and Anakie Gorge
Picnic grounds at Stony Creek and Anakie Gorge have wood barbecues (BYO wood), toilets, tables and seats. Anakie Gorge has one gas barbecue.
Other picnic areas have only basic facilities.
A map of the Brisbane Ranges and the walking tracks in the area can be found here:
'Friends of the Brisbane Ranges' have compiled an extensive list of the fauna species found in the park. The list can be found here: http://home.vicnet.net.au/~fobr/
While in the area, you may also want to take a drive to the nearby Steiglitz Historic Park. Steiglitz, now virtually a ghost town, has some interesting historic relics of the gold rush era in the area.
The Brisbane Ranges are 80km west of Melbourne. Via the Princes Highway turn off at Werribee and follow the Ballan Road from Geelong. Or take the Western Freeway to Bacchus Marsh and follow the Geelong Road, turning off to Anakie Gorge halfway between Balliang and Anakie.
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Matching an infant with their forever family is an important and lifelong decision. That's why we take great care in our matching process. Very briefly, here is what you may expect as you explore adoption with Boys & Girls Aid.
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Your assigned adoption clinician, who will work with you throughout the entire process will visit your home and conduct interviews to find out more about you, your home, and your family. A mandatory training may occur at any point during the home study process. Topics of this training include attachment and bonding, grief and loss, child development, risk factors, and openness.
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The physical education minor supports the following goals of Milligan College:
The skills and knowledge gained through the physical education minor allow students to pursue jobs in community, school, recreational, or industrial settings and provides a springboard into various graduate programs. Additional courses are required for teacher licensure.
HPXS major - B.A. or B.S. (37 hrs)
Physical education emphasis
For more information about the Human Performance and Exercise Science major with physical education emphasis, see "Human Performance and Exercise Science."
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2. Lightly spoon flour into dry measuring cup; level with a knife. Combine the flour, baking soda, and salt, stirring with a whisk.
3. Place sugar and butter in a large bowl, and beat with a mixer at medium speed until well blended, about 1 minute. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add banana, yogurt, and vanilla; beat until blended. Add flour mixture; beat at low speed just until moist. Pour batter into 8 1/2 x 4 1/2 loaf pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350 for 1 hour or until a wooden pick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes in the pan on wire rack; remove from pan. Slice and serve.
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When I first joined the Blue Jays in 2002, I was told over and again about the brilliance of the club's farm system. The leading industry mag Baseball America ranked Toronto's organizational talent and depth among the best in the game that year when it proudly rolled out its list of Top Ten Jays Prospects. Let's look back at that list they were raving about, with its hits (few) and misses (many):
1. Josh Phelps
Swing & a Miss - Has played nearly 1,000 games...in the minor leagues.
2. Gabe Gross
Miss - An exceptionally nice young man. Also an exceptionally nice 4th outfielder.
3. Jayson Werth
Hit - See 2009 World Series & Playoffs hilite reel...and the 2008 version too.
4. Dustin McGowan
Miss - Has only made 56 career starts with an ERA near 5. Can we all agree to stop hoping he'll be the next Roy Halladay and just wish for one full season without some kind of awful health complication?
5. Orlando Hudson
Hit - Two-time All-Star! Four Gold Gloves! That's the kind of two by four any team can build with.
6. Eric Hinske
Miss - Won the 2002 AL Rookie of the Year, but has never matched his numbers from that season again. Contributed to a pair of World Series wins with some of the best high fives and celebratory hugs the Yankees and Red Sox dugouts have ever seen.
7. Brandon League
8. Alex Rios
Pitch taken - Is he really a star? Or should we read something more into Toronto's utter delight at letting him go for nothing and Ozzie Guillen's utter anguish at his level of play in Chicago?
9. Kevin Cash
Miss - In 7 years in the Major Leagues, has only appeared in 197 games, slightly more than the equivalent of one full season.
10. Tyrell Godwin
Miss - 3 plate appearances in 2005 with Washington...that is all.
Hmmm...Interesting, no? If I were looking for something nice to say, I'd remark all ten players made it to the big leagues. That's no small achievement.
Past that though, I think it's fair to say this much-heralded group didn't exactly turn out to be a bumper crop of farm fresh goods. If this was what the wise folks at Baseball America deemed to be fertile farm soil, I'd hate to look back at what they then declared to be a toxic waste dump.
You'll notice I deliberately left Lucky Number 7 blank, because I'm still not sure, even now as he apparently packs for the Pacific Northwest, exactly what to make of Brandon League. His 2005 and 2007 seasons were unmitigated disasters. His 2006 and 2008 campaigns were pictures of brilliance. Then in 2009, he managed to offer up a bit of both.
He recorded 76 strikeouts in 74.2 innings of work. That's really good!
He also gave up 72 hits, more than a third of them for extra bases. That's not!
On August 12, he worked three scoreless innings in New York, surrendering just one hit to the mighty Yankees. Great stuff!
Four days later, he came into a 1-1 game in Tampa and promptly gave up three hits, including a Gregg Zaun grand slam, in a 5-2 Jays loss. Not so much!
He gave up just 2 earned runs in both July and September. An god-like 1.48 ERA in those two months!
He gave up 12 earned runs in both June and August. A god-awful 8.10 ERA in those two months!
And that was Brandon....brilliant one moment, blasted the next and always a League of his own (literally and figuratively, I suppose).
What are the Blue Jays getting in return? Brandon Morrow was the fifth pick overall in the 2006 Draft, a selection Mariners fans despair about to this very day. It's not that Seattle just missed on Evan Longoria, gone to the Rays at #3. But rather that the home side went looking for pitching in that draft and managed to look past hometown hero Tim Lincecum. You think Morrow has heard about that a few times from drunken Mariners fans? Forget about drunken Mariners fans -- How about sober Mariners beat writers? I put the key words Morrow and Lincecum in the search engine of the Seattle Times and nearly crashed my computer. It spit out pages and pages of articles in which both names appeared, very few of which were kind to Morrow. Consider this piece from Jerry Brewer about Lincecum:
"OK, now here's the obligatory Mariners lament...Seattle had a chance to draft him but took Brandon Morrow at No. 5 overall. In all fairness, Morrow is doing just fine....But who wants to be fair? Tim Lincecum is a homegrown strikeout artist, a Renton native with the rarest of stuff. Morrow is good, but Lincecum comes with more sizzle, especially here in the Northwest. He'd look awfully good alongside Felix Hernandez for the next 10 years. He'd look awfully good replacing Jeff Weaver in the next 10 minutes".
Do you know when this piece was written? April 18, 2007. That's before Lincecum ever pitched an inning in the Big Leagues, before he appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated billed as "The Freak", before he recorded 676 strikeouts in just three seasons or before he had won either of his two NL Cy Young Awards. Needless to say, this was one of the kinder articles I found comparing these two draft picks. None of the comparisons since could have possibly helped Morrow's confidence or development. He could never please the local fan base, not because he was a bad pitcher, but rather because he wasn't Tim Lincecum. Who is?
But consider this - there's still something to be said for the fact Morrow was drafted ahead of Lincecum (10th pick). And for that matter ahead of Clayton Kershaw of the Dodgers (7th), Kyle Drabek now of the Blue Jays (18th) and Joba Chamberlain of the Yankees (41st) too. Perhaps starting over in a new city where he can simply be "Brandon Morrow" as opposed to "Not Tim Lincecum" might produce some favourable results.
So what exactly has Seattle sent us in return for League - a highly regarded young pitcher named Brandon who's proven at times to be both tantalizing and terrifying to the fans in his home market. Funny, but where have we heard that before?
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Paint Colors for Basement Apartment?
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Q: We are moving into a large basement apartment next week. There is, surprisingly, a ton of light and windows, as we are on a hill. The carpet is a thin, dingy (thin-gy) blue and most of the walls are light wood paneling. We can't do anything about the paneling and will have to live with it. There are two places that we can add color:
Pictured here is the lovely brown and salmon bathroom (thanks to previous tenants for painting the ceiling and exposed pipes, too). Here, I am thinking we can pretend like the pink tub doesn't exist, as you won't be able to see it behind a shower curtain. What color for the walls and shower curtain would brighten this small room up? There is also an option for a small window treatment. Also, should we repaint the ceiling to a simple crisp white?
Next, you see the large taupe accent wall overhang. Here again, we have to work with the blue carpet and wall to wall light wood paneling. What color should this wall be to warm up the room and add interest? Our furniture is nothing to write home about, and we are acquiring new pieces after painting. Thanks — we need and appreciate your help making this look better!
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After a good cleaning of the groutes will look better. Iike the idea of keeping the bathroom to brown and pink colour accents.
These are some bath curtains for inspiration:
I love the shower curtain that Emal posted -- it has the right amount of pink and brown from what's already in the bathroom that you cannot change, but it's still bright enough that it's not dominantly pink or brown.
Try a white paint colour that has a hint of taupe -- taupe reads well with hues of pink. SW 7028 Incredible White. The space looks small enough that you wouldn't want anything too saturated.
AT has featured Jessica a couple of times before. Her palettes are great. Check out her site at http://design-seeds.com/
I think the biggest change I would do in the bathroom is really clean the grout. You can get grout pens that can help (just google it) I would also cleans and then caulk around your tub to make it crisp and clean. I would paint the walls and the ceiling grey in your bathroom (Maybe functional grey by Sherwin Williams or Requiste Grey by Sherwin Williams.) (It will blur the line of the top of the wall and make the room look bigger. I would hang a crisp white fabric shower curtain floor to ceiling. I think it could make the tub and tile look intentional and graphic.. I also think a white roman shade with brown and white horizantal stripes could be a cool look and an play off your brown tile. If you need a water proof option here is a DIY version: http://wp.me/p1oFeC-qb
I also think a light grey (like Sherwin Williams agreeable grey) in a high gloss (for the reflectiveness in light) You could go with stained wood and white furniture with all sorts of options in colors of textiles like, navy, green, yellow. It could be a fun room! Have fun!
About the blue carpet...
I'd try bleaching the grout and caulk (a Clorox spray works fine) before recaulking or buying grout pens. I've found that spraying bleach on problem areas around my bathtub works wonders.
Seconded! Clorox Foaming Bleach Spray is excellent for degunkifying (technical term) caulk and grout.
I totally agree with fixing the grout, this will instantly make everything look so much crisper. I would try cleaning it first, if you have to go the regrout route (ha!) I would ask that the landlord pay for the materials.
As for the color... I actually struggled with the same thing with my bathroom, I have a very inadequately lit bathroom and it was painted this horrific mauve. It looked like the color you get under your eyes after not sleeping for 72 hours. Terrible. I went with a pale blueish grey and it's amazing how much brighter and fresher everything looks. I would steer away from brown and do a cool light grey, I think it would be pretty with the salmon color and with the accent tiles. I would also do a light blueish grey for that accent wall. That brown color just looks waaay too warm next to that blue carpet and a blue grey would make things look a lot fresher. Good luck!
It's not enough to have clean, bright, pale colors. A space needs contrast. One cosy, muted corner will make the other corners look brighter. Also, put some sparkle in the brightest location - glass, brass, silver, chrome, candles, an arty light fixture - to catch the eye.
Bathroom: I would paint the walls a rich chocolate brown. Although I love grey, I just don't see it in that space. Find a really crisp white (maybe waffle texture) shower curtain. A white shower curtain is quite a large area when closed and will help keep the space from feeling dark. White ceiling. Clean up the tiles. Don't see the window, but maybe a bamboo blind, various browns, with white painted window trim. What's on the floor? Maybe a fun bath mat...brown, black and white? Brown, white and an accent color?
Living room: Tough when you are stuck with a color you're not into, but in the case of the blue carpet, it seems you have to embrace it! A grey would be nice here on that wall. Tie the grey and blue together with accessories of bright blue, grey and an accent color-bright yellow, turquoise, periwinkle/purple...to add pops of color. Keep the basic furniture neutral. Another idea is to lay an inexpensive cotton rug in the center of the carpeting with muted shades of cream or grey, with hints of the blue. Don't love rugs on carpeting but it can help to neutralize the blue somewhat. Try Overstock.com. Show us the before and after!
I'd recommend frosting the glass in that shower window. Young House Love shows how they DIY'd it:
Cleaning will so a lot of good, like others have said. I's keep the colors light in the bathroom. Crisp white, light gray, I'd even do a really pale pink with your tile colors. Light pink/peach could acheive a color-blocked look. Then I'd bring in dark navy and brown in with accents, just so it's not too overwhelmingly pink. A bright white shower curtain would keep the space bright too.
In the living area, I'd go crazy and paint it whatever color you want. You're so limited in where you can add color on the walls, that I'd do something bold like orange-y red, navy blue, or mint green. Why not? It'll add tons of personality. I'd love to see what you end up doing!
I would always opt for crisp white for a bathroom. It looks (and feels) cleaner. In a basement apartment, even with lots of light, white will work!
I'm with the rich, chocolate brown idea for the bath. White clashes with the tile and will make it look forever dirty, peach "goes" but can be a difficult color and will probably emphasize the tub more than you want.
This is non-bathroom related but rather wood paneling. You could starch fabric to the walls, or even use Command strips and pull it taunt. Using a solid color would be less busy but perhaps break up the paneling, which I'm sure looks tired in 2012, no matter how old or new it is. Even covering small sections would probably help.
In the bathroom I would give the place a overall good clean. Then I would use a pale but contemporary green shade sherwin Williams has a color called Relish or Supreme Green (white on ceilings)that should work. I would hang crisp white towels on the towel rack, add some art work with white frames (it be great if the art incorporated the pink from tub and the brown from the tiles) and a small bunch of pale pink roses. In the room with the blue carpet I would again use a similar green and incorporate some art with the white frames to tie in the wood paneling.
Um, you don't have to work with the blue carpeting. I just saw a clickable wooden floating floor at Home Depot for $0.69/sq ft. I almost couldn't believe my eyes. Just lay that sucker right on top of the carpet and voile! Instant hardwood. When you're ready to leave, take it with you.
Other than that, you need some new caulk. That will make your bathroom look fresh. The pink isn't so bad. I'm sure there are color combinations that would look good with it. Why not visit the Benjamin Moore paint site, look for a shade that is close to the pink and see what colors it looks good with? Here's a quick search I did of a color that looked similar to your tub's: http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/pinkpeach
It looks like previous tenants already tried to work in some brown but maybe they didn't hit the right shade.
And I've found that yellow works really well in a basement. We painted ours Moondrop (Behr). But then, we don't have windows and natural light. You've got a lot more flexibility. So, choose the colors you actually like.


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The Husaberg TE 125 is the youngest member of the Husaberg family and was built for up-and-coming 16 year-old racers and ambitious E1 riders.
The motorcycle is packed with various technologies and thanks to its lightweight and compact dimensions is fairly easy to maneuver.
The 2013 model has received a completely revamped seat and tank/spoiler profile which offers a perfect riding position and helps the rider to become one with the machine. We also need to send a shout at the 10.7 liters polyethylene fuel tank designed with enduro-friendly ergonomics.
The motorcycle sports a 1-cylinder 2-stroke, water-cooled engine with reed intake and exhaust control. The engine is combined with a kick starter and a six gears, claw shifted transmission. The transmission is paired with a compact clutch which features hub damping and preload with a single diaphragm spring.
Hit the jump for more information on the 2013 Husaberg TE 125.
The trail is hard, but not hard enough. Every obstacle, every climb, however steep, is no problem at all for the smallest offering from HUSABERG. The 2013 TE 125 is the perfect symbiosis of power and weight in the smallest displacement class. Quite simply, a really nimble enduro powerhouse.
Outdoor Engineering
PDS suspension
The shock absorber has settings tuned individually to the new frame and each displacement, guaranteeing comfort and optimal suspension. Adjustable rebound damping and high and low-speed compression damping allow individual adaptation of the suspension to the terrain and rider.
Extremely precise application and excellent braking performance. That is exactly what you get from the BREMBO®brakes and lightweight wave brake discs of the HUSABERG TE 125.
Wheels with CNC-machined hubs, high-end DID rims and new aluminium spoke nipples. An unbeatable weight advantage for the 2013 HUSABERG TE 125.
Very finest enduro technology: the 48 mm 4CS closed-cartridge fork from WP SUSPENSION. This fork overcomes extremely rutted tracks and other such major obstacles with the greatest of ease. Developed in close collaboration with the factory team, the patented 4-chamber system (4CS) from WP provides a decisive advantage in terms of responsiveness and constant damping. Another benefit: servicing the fork is extremely easy.
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Reed valve block
Reacts directly. Provides uniform power development and a longer service life. That's the V-FORCE 3 reed valve block.
It may not be new, but it's still very good. The KEIHIN flat-slide carburettor ensures direct power development and lets the bike's performance come into its own.
The 125cc 2-stroke engine with exhaust control and 6-speed transmission is renowned for its high peak power and excellent rev range. In conjunction with the new chassis, this performance can be even better converted into traction in MY 2013, making the lightest 2-stroke enduro even more competitive. HUSABERG TE 125 – the perfect choice for enduro youngsters.
The perfect clutch delivers extremely precise application. This is achieved by means of a compact and extremely robust clutch featuring hub damping and preload with a single diaphragm spring instead of the several conical springs used previously. And to top it all: An additional 250 g of weight is saved thanks to the durable steel cage design.
Perfect Ergonomics
Exhaust system
Specially designed for enduro use. Ensures controllable rideability at the same time as top performance. The aluminium silencer is fitted perfectly to the rear fender by means of a strong plastic sleeve.
Enduro riding means becoming one with your bike. The completely revamped seat and tank/spoiler profile lets machine and rider fuse into one. However, the TE 125 not only excels with enduro-specific ergonomics, but also with such technical highlights as grip recesses well protected from dirt.
Fuel tank
The polyethylene fuel tank with enduro-friendly ergonomics is the perfect point of contact with the bike on the 2013 TE models. 10.7 l capacity allows extended enduro tours to be completed comfortably.
Not only the technology, but also the equipment on the HUSABERG TE 125 leave nothing to be desired. Skid plate and hand guards are standard on all 2-stroke models of the 2013 model range, as is riding pleasure. But for those who want even more, there's the Pure Tech accessory range.
Air box
There are two good arguments for the new air box: optimum protection from dirt and an adequate air supply to the engine. A separate intake snorkel has been developed for each displacement to optimise airflow, thereby ensuring maximum engine performance. The generously sized TWIN AIR filter is replaced conveniently in a matter of seconds via the air box side cover and with no tools at all, of course.
All supporting parts of the rear end of the TE 125 are made from high strength, injection-moulded plastic. The three elements are bolted together and link perfectly with the surrounding bodywork. The ribbing and toughness of the material allow the highest levels of stability to be achieved at a minimum weight for all the HUSABERG enduro models.
A perfectly balanced aluminium design: The swingarm is 300 g lighter and, with its higher side profiles, it boosts the frame and shock suspension system with targeted flexibility.
A newly developed double-cradle, central tube frame made from chrome-molybdenum steel profiles ensures high levels of torsional stiffness. Precise cornering characteristics and high tracking stability are the result of this design. Shocks originating from the rear wheel are absorbed even better thanks to reduced levels of lateral stiffness.
Triple clamp
Meticulously finished triple clamps, machined from a solid block: Not only do they look classy in anodised black; they are also designed in such a way that they support the responsiveness and sliding behaviour of the new fork with their special shaping. The result? Even better handling of the 2013 HUSABERG TE 125.
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|1-cylinder 2-stroke engine, water-cooled, with reed intake and exhaust control
|124.8 cm³
|54 mm
|54.5 mm
|Starting aid
|Kick starter
|6 gear, claw shifted
|Primary ratio
|Secondary ratio
|14:50 (13:50)
|Wet multi-disc clutch / Brembo hydraulics
|Ignition system
|Contactless, controlled, fully electronic ignition system with digital ignition timing adjustment, type Kokusan
|Central tube frame made of chrome molybdenum steel tubing
|WP Suspension Up Side Down 4860 4CS
|Shock absorber
|WP Suspension PDS 5018 DCC
|Suspension travel Front
|292 mm
|Suspension travel Rear
|335 mm
|Brake system
|Disc brakes, brake calipers on floating bearings
|Brake discs - diameter Front
|260 mm
|Brake discs - diameter Rear
|210 mm
|5/8 x 1/4"
|Steering head angle
|1,471±10 mm
|Ground clearance, unloaded
|355 mm
|Seat height, unloaded
|960 mm
|Total fuel tank capacity, approx.
|10.7 l Unleaded premium fuel (95 octane), mixed with 2-stroke engine oil (1:60)
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- 4 Tea Cakes:
- Chocolate Swirl (5.5 oz)
- Banana Pecan (6 oz)
- Lemon Vanilla Blueberry (7.25 oz)
- Mango (7 oz)
- Net Weight: 1 lb 9 oz
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Comments about Harry & David Springtime Tea Cakes:
the tea cakes look far better than they taste. We ended up throwing them out.


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Now, isn't this a pleasant surprise :D
…yeah it's dangerous, and it's sweet ♥
Ever had those moments when you feel so happy, and serene, and peaceful, and then there's silence. Then every fucked up thing that has happened before came suddenly rushing in your mind. It's the worst thing. I feel worst than ever.
These dreams go on when I close my eyes.
Every second of the night, I live another life.
These dreams that sleep when it's cold outside,
every moment I'm awake, the further I'm away
And this is for yam ♥ Happy 29th month!


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