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San Diego Chargers LT King Dunlap will not be participating in the game this weekend against the Miami Dolphins. Dunlap has a neck strain and is considered day-to-day, but he has not been able to practice this week. With Dunlap out, D.J. Fluker will be moved over to the left side and Jeromey Clary will be moved over to the right tackle.
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Casual Connect Europe 2011 – Where Casual meets Professional
In early February, the casual games industry gathers in Hamburg, Germany for the next big Casual Connect conference. The last Casual Connect in Kyiv has ended only a few weeks ago, while the whole industry is already preparing for Hamburg 2011, where the industries biggest conference will take place from 8 – 10th february. As usual, one can expect a great time with lots of opportunities to meet important business contacts, talk about their favorite games branch and try to relax at one of the Casual Connects famous parties around Hamburg. Expect to meet all the big players of the casual games sector to appear in Hamburg next year. Sponsors for 2011 are not yet visible on the Casual Connect Website, but based on the last few years, expect to meet all the important companies like:
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- Microsoft Casual Games
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And that's only the tip of the iceberg. Hamburg awaits around 80 companies being part of the conference, divided into Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze and Media Sponsors. Not to mention all the other professionals – e.g. independent developers, portal owners or distributors – visiting Casual Connect as guests, but being just as important to the industry as the bigger companies.
Besides meeting great people from our great industry, there are some fine lectures being held by different professionals of casual gaming companies. You never stop learning, so our recommendation is to take part in some of these lectures and see, what is going on in our industry around the world.
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Weather Vain: Ann Arbor, Michigan - 56 With a Chance of Rain
It's a rainy day in Wolverine country, but don't let that get you down. Here's how to make the most of it. —erica
Clockwise from top left:
+ A Tibi anorak with a hood—to explore the Nichols Arboretum should the rain let up.
+ Cheeriest umbrella ever? Thank Mara Hoffman.
+ This Dream Collective ring + a massive Zingerman's reuben = happiest hands in the state.
+ Add this Giantlion ring—happiest hands on the planet.
+ Super-springy pastel pink suddenly feels very cool, c/o Current/Elliott.
+ Slick, ready-for-trouble Common Projects slip-ons that feel just right with a Mani Osteria cocktail named Bicycle Thief.
+ A Raquel Allegra henley, itching to check out the pottery and paintings at the University of Michigan Museum of Art.
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Weather Vain: Baton Rouge, Louisiana - 76 With Thunderstorms
Like Garth Brooks, I've gotta send my love down to Baton Rouge. Here's an outfit made for a day like today. —erica
Clockwise from top left:
+ Ready for dancing at Teddy's Juke Joint? Cause this cotton Ulla Johnson dress is.
+ To protect that head of yours in case of a downpour: a white leather Etudes cap.
+ A K/LLER necklace fit for deviled eggs and crayfish at IPO.
+ A slick Louise Goods clutch, the color of a pint of Abita Purple Haze.
+ Dream Collective earrings—to hold you over until the April showers bring May flowers?
+ The most grown-up take on a jelly sandal ever, c/o Madison Harding.
Whoa, when it rains, it pours: Check out all of our "Weather Vain" posts.
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Take 5: Get to Know Shoreditch, the London 'Hood Everyone's Talking About
Oh, hey! We've scored ourselves a spring semester correspondent: Our girl Mattie Kahn landed in London for a study-abroad program (or, in British, programme), and she's going to grace this site with her neighborhood adventures and her exceptional taste. In a word: YAY!
Shoreditch is home to some of the best nightlife in London. But guess what? The super-cool neighborhood is worth exploring before sundown as well. These five spots are at the top of my daytime hit list. —mattie kahn
The Queen of Hoxton
Since declaring it spring in London, I've officially voted The Queen of Hoxton my watering hole. Snag a seat at its rooftop bar (pictured!), sip Slush Puppy cider, and embrace the warmness. Ahh.
(1-5 Curtain Rd.)
Ally Capellino
The brand best known for its so-pared-down bags opened its doors in Shoreditch in 2005, and Londoners have lusted after the high-functioning backpacks and bright totes ever since.
(9 Calvert Ave.)
If you're in the market for some top-notch vintage, this is your spot. Dive into Blondie's collection of flapper dresses, seriously enviable handbags, and old-school YSL suiting. And dig for fifties-era separates—they're worth it.
(114-118 Commercial St.)
Picture your high-school cafeteria. Now substitute mystery meat and lunchroom jocks for delicious roast chicken sandwiches and the neighborhood's cool kids. If you want to avoid 9th grade dining flashbacks entirely, you can grab some bakery goodness to-go.
(2-4 Boundary St.)
It's window-shopping heaven over here. With its selection of Lily Kamper, Acne, and local favorite Sophie Hulme, Start is better equipped than any boutique in this town to fuel brand-new-wardrobe fantasies.
(42-44 Rivington St.)
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Weather Vain: Miami, Florida - 79 and Partly Cloudy
We are, unfortunately, too old for spring break (or is it spraaaang break?). But if we got to escape to FL right now, we'd want to be chilling in Miami on this lovely day. —erica
Clockwise from top left:
+ As crisply chic as, well, everything about The Raleigh Hotel—that's what this Apiece Apart top is.
+ Thierry Lasry sunglasses, in colors that mesh with all the neon lights.
+ In case an outing to Hyde Beach is in the cards: this Sophie Hulme sucker.
+ The print of this neoprene skirt by Emma Cook? Totally goes with the wallpaper at The Broken Shaker—and that's a compliment.
+ Etten Eller earrings with appropriately Deco vibez.
+ Robert Clergerie shoes that match the sand.
+ A happy-making Alison Lou ring, straight from The Webster.
How to dress for this weather?! Lots more ideas coming at you.
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City Haul: Where We Eat and Shop in Austin *and* L.A.
This week, Claire and I are headed west. Our itinerary: Austin, L.A., and Vegas. And though we can't really comment on the latter—you know, what happens in Vegas…—we did want to share the places we'll be visiting in destinations #1 and #2. In fact! We told Conde Nast Traveler alllll about our go-tos, and so for the full run-down, you best click on through. —erica
AUSTIN! From tacos at La Condesa (pictured!) to warm-weather-appropriate sweaters from Kick Pleat to oysters as often as we can get them—more here.
LOS ANGELES! We're westside girls, and the are the Venice/West Hollywood/Santa Monica/Brentwood—like Tenoversix, shown up there!—that we're hitting, for surez. This way for the scoop.
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Take 5: Spots You Really Have to Hit in London's Way-Rad Islington
Oh, hey! We've scored ourselves a spring semester correspondent: Our girl Mattie Kahn landed in London for a study-abroad program (or, in British, programme), and she's going to grace this site with her neighborhood adventures and her exceptional taste. In a word: YAY!
I'm told that Islington was not always so achingly chic. But by the time I landed in London for the semester, a slew of hyper-cool cafes and sleek boutiques had long ago taken up residence on its tangled streets. Below, my faves—so far. —mattie kahn
Do your inner Zooey Deschanel a favor and pay Smug a visit. Check out the store's mess of home goods, ceramics, and block-printed stationary, and then head upstairs for a frankly adorkable craft workshop.
(13 Camden Passage)
Screen on the Green
London is teeming with offbeat, single-screen cinemas. And yet this one still manages to set itself apart from the pack. Does the fact that its back-of-house bar serves bottles of merlot and macadamia-studded brownies play an, ahem,role in its appeal? You bet it does.
(83 Upper St.)
Pistachio & Pickle
A shop named after two of my favorite foods was destined to win me over. One custard-y tart and a wedge of English cheddar later, I was ready to make it official.
(Deli: 237 Liverpool Rd.; Dairy: 6 Camden Passage)
69 Colebrooke Row
It bills itself as "the bar with no name," but its reputation is hardly anonymous. A speakeasy-ish cocktail den, 60 Colebrooke Row whips up some of the most killer drinks I've ever tasted.
(69 Colebrooke Row)
After Noah
If Wes Anderson and J.K. Rowling put their heads together and designed a toy store, I imagine it would look an awful lot like After Noah. This shop is pure magic. And in its basement? Some truly stunning furniture.
(121 Upper St.)
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Weather Vain: Berkeley, California - 72 and Clear
THIS WEATHER! Berkeley, you sure know how to make an East Coaster jealous. Here's how to take advantage of all that Alameda County's serving up. —erica
+ Shades, by Thierry Lasry, ready to take in the Tilden Park views.
+ A linen shirt from Organic by John Patrick that's as understated-yet-perfect as a cup of coffee from Philz.
+ The West Is Dead chinos the color of some Donkey & Goat syrah.
+ Anniel flats—because there's something confusing about sandals in January.
+ A Baggu tote fit for some serious produce hauls.
+ Kathleen Whitaker earrings that feel like new classics, Chez Panisse style.
+ This Anndra Neen necklace + a tequila flight at Comal = a pretty fantastic night out.
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Weather Vain: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - 25 and Partly Cloudy
WELCOME TO WINTER, Y'ALL. Here's how to
survive embrace it in the City of Champions today. —erica
Clockwise from top left:
+ A steel-colored MHL by Margaret Howell sweater. Cause, you know, Steel City.
+ Mittens from Saturday focused on keeping your paws as toasty as possible.
+ A Sophie Hulme purse that makes up for the lack of foliage at The Point.
+ The sort of Band of Outsiders coat you won't take off 'til the Penguins wrap up their season.
+ This Eugenia Kim headband = as cozy as the short rib flatbread at Meat & Potatoes.
+ Mociun earrings—chill enough for a few beers c/o The Brew Gentlemen.
+ Maison Scotch cords that make it easy to try on clothes at the shops on Indigo Square.
+ Warby Parker glasses, to pore over the massive selection of second-hand scores at Book Tree.
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Hang With Yegang Yoo in Her Greenpoint, Brooklyn, 'Hood
A half dozen reasons to get exploring.
"I love the water and the quiet streets around it. You see the city right in front of you—you feel so close, yet it's just so relaxed here," says Yegang Yoo of her neck of the woods—somewhere between the East River and Newton Creek in Greenpoint. "One of the best parts is the cluster of new food and drink spots popping up on and around Franklin Street. Their design-savvy but down-to-earth atmosphere fits right into the neighborhood." Hey, sounds kind of like Yegang's not-trying-too-hard bag line IMAGO-A! See where the Brooklynite chillaxes when she's not hard at work. —alisha prakash
Dandelion Wine
"The best wine shop in the area, by a long shot, is Dandelion. I lived around the corner from the store for many years and have loved this store since they opened. Everyone is extremely cool and unpretentious. You can go in and ask questions and always leave with something great. You can shop just by the 'staff picks' tags alone—always great recommendations!"
(153 Franklin St.)
Paulie Gee's
"Paulie Gee's is hands down the best pizza in the area—and I know this is a touchy subject. Most good pizza places have pretty lousy interiors, but this is a total exception. The interior is beautiful—always very dark, but with lots of great details. I especially love the bathroom and that beautiful blazing oven from Napoli. Two of my favorite pies right now: the Greenpointer and the Sweet Lou…from the secret menu. Shhhhh!"
(60 Greenpoint Ave.)
Transmitter Park
"Transmitter Park was in the works for what seemed like forever. It has a kind of zigzag-y pier, which is nice because it has no other purpose—it's not a ferry station or anything—so it's always quiet. You walk out on this pier and it feels like you are in the middle of the East River. There used to be almost nothing down there at the end of Greenpoint Avenue."
"Glasserie popped up less than a year ago at what used to be an old glass factory right by the Newtown Creek. It's just unbelievable—it's stunningly beautiful inside, and everything I've eaten there is next-level. The foods have a hint of Middle Eastern spices with lots of flavor from grilling. My favorite on the brunch menu is the poached eggs and spicy tomato stew."
(95 Commercial St.)
"Alameda is beautifully designed by the Haslegrave brothers of Home, who designed some other great places in the area including Tørst and Paulie Gee's. It has amazing cocktails and food. The majestic bar is the center of the place—I love the geometric tile works and great carpentry around it."
(195 Franklin St.)
Achilles Heel
"Achilles Heel is also really new and well-designed with an extremely cozy interior. It's located on the super-quiet West Street by the river. There's a common thread to all these newer places—something about the way they combine a DIY feeling with a great, tasteful craftsmanship. Achilles Heel is another place that seems to really get it."
(180 West St.)
Whoa baby is Yegang's latest edition so good!
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Weather Vain: Phoenicia, New York - 46 With a Chance of Rain
Autumn and all that FALL FOLIAGE just makes us wanna hop in the car (ok, a Zipcar) and go for a drive. Here's what we'd wear (and do) 120 miles north of Manhattan. —erica
Clockwise from top left:
+ High tops, c/o Common Projects, that might not be ready for a Mt. Tremper hike but could totally handle a nature-y stroll.
+ Earrings by K/LLER that feel just-jazzy enough for martinis at Ricciardella's.
+ Nothing says escape from the city like some Ace & Jig.
+ Mother jeans the color of the marshmallows you can roast at Peekamoose post-dinner.
+ A Girl by Band of Outsiders anorak—with a hood, in case it starts to drizzle.
+ The sort of Orly Genger by Jaclyn Mayer bracelet that would fit in with the minimalist goodness at Scandinavian Grace.
+ As cozy as a farmer's skillet breakfast at Phoenicia Diner, this Eayrslee bag.
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Terence Koh - Nothingtoodoo (2011)
"With Nothingtoodoo, his first solo show at the Mary Boone Gallery, Mr. Koh gives his ascetic side full reign, to disconcerting effect. He is performing a kind of abject penance that is hard to dismiss, even if you may initially want to; it is too quiet, unsettling and self-effacing. It involves a fair amount of physical discomfort, if not downright suffering, and in its own way it too is hard to look at.
The show consists of Mr. Koh, dressed in white pajamalike clothes, slowly circling a beautiful cone-shaped pile of rocky solar salt — 8 feet high and 24 feet across — on his knees. Not his hands and knees, his knees. Staring straight ahead, his upper body motionless, he circumnavigates the salt almost nonstop during the gallery's public hours — eight hours a day, five days a week — for four weeks. Occasionally he lies prostrate on the floor.
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Best Mexican in San Diego?
- michellev Jun 12, 2007 11:31 AM
I'm visiting next week and based on Chow suggestions, I'm going to check out Izakaya Sakura. But what about Mexican? Whet's the best place I should try? ANy other restaurants that I shouldn't miss? Thanks from Cleveland (go Cavs!)
Well, this should stir up an interesting debate. Choosing the "best Mexican" in San Diego depends on what type of Mexican you want and where you are. Without that info, I'm just going to suggest my can't miss recommendations.
Carnitisa Uruapan in Lemon Grove -- for carnitas, of course. It's worth the drive.
Mama Testa Taqueria in Hillcrest -- for tacos. Not your hole-in-the-wall taco shop, but a great sampling of all kinds of tacos from different areas of Mexico. My favorite is the Yucatecos. http://www.mamatestataqueria.com/
Ranas.com in Casa de Oro -- again, it's east of the city, but worth the drive. www.ranas.com.mx
Although I've not been there yet, Super Cocina in City Heights gets raves here. http://www.chowhound.com/topics/37089...
re: Divamac
I'm always surprised when people haven't gone to Super Cocina. Go already!
re: Josh
I'll second, triple and quadruple the suggestion for Super Cocina. My wife and I went there when we were visiting SD a few weeks ago. Wow! Don't let the look or all Spanish menu intimidate you. I had the chicken mole poblano and chicharrones in a piquant salsa verde sauce. My SO had chicken empanadas, enchiladas and chicken in some sort of verde-like sauce. The guy behind the counter was super friendly and gave us samples of everything. Coming from Boston where the Mexican food can't touch the stuff in California, this place rocks. This is the real deal.
re: alsaman
ditto on super cocina...and especially the recommendation about not letting the menu intimidate you. in my review from my visit last year, i commented that i wished i would have been more adventurous. it really is an amazing menu, and altho i was conservative, my meal was GREAT! Go - you won't regret it.
re: afinkle
It may be worth asking them about vegetarian options. Certainly, most Mexicans eat vegetarian on most meals (well almost vegetarian as most of the sauces do have animal based broth and/or lard)... but if that is not a deterrent most of the stews are also great with vegetables like Nopales, Musrooms, Cauliflower, Squash or deep fried greens as the main ingredient.
re: Divamac
I third Mama Testa's and second El Cuervo for cheap, fast and good burritos, tacos, etc.
re: daantaat
i second el cuervo. especially if you're looking for you basic shredded beef taco.
re: daimyo
I tried two things there. The al pastor mini tacos were probably the best I've had in SD, the carne asada was downright nasty.
re: mangiatore
carne asada is not from the best cut of meat. Their machaca is good as well as the basic rice, bean and cheese burrito. Their tacos and taquitos are basic and good.
re: daantaat
Are you saying that carne asada itself is not from the best cut of meat, or their carne asada specifically?
I'll try your suggestions. Thanks!
re: mangiatore
The carne there does not work in the mini tacos but it tasty in the carne asada burritos. Don't know why but that is the way it works.
re: jturtle
I had a carne asada burrito...maybe it was just a bad day?
re: mangiatore
Maybe. Their carne is not the best ever. But the bf really only orders carne at taco shops and he seems to enjoy it quite a bit. I usually snag a bite and it is better in the burritos then when I would get it as one of my mini taco choices. His favorite carne is at a taco shop in Tierrasanta called Tierra del Charo (in the Albertson's center).
re: mangiatore
I didn't like the carne either. i thought it was pretty bland, tough, and dry. plus, i really don't like their guacamole. too many tomatoes for my taste. in general, i stick to their shredded beef tacos. i can't get enough of them.
re: Divamac
I second Rana's.com. Very good, unpretentious Mexico City-style food and a great deal.
I go to El Agave for tequila and appetizers, but their prices on entrees have gone through the roof.
And based on this thread, I am definitely trying Super Cocina and Mama Testa's ASAP.
re: Divamac
I don't get the Mama Testa hype. I went there today during a visit from Los Angeles. After hearing all the raves, I figured it would be a great experience and was looking forward to it for my entire drive. I love taquerias, and have done my best to sample as many of the highly rated places on Bandini's Great Taco Hunt blog (about regarding LA taquerias) as possible.
I was profoundly disappointed by Mama Testa's. First, the fact that you cannot order single tacos really sucks if you are on our own. The only tacos you can mix and match are the steamed tacos. So in order to sample a variety, I wound up getting an order of the chorizo tacos (three of them) and a four-taco sampler of steamed tacos (two rajas, one potato, and one carnitas). I was bummed that i couldn't try the conchita pibil, but what I ordered was already $14.
Second, with respect to the tacos themselves, they should have been a lot better. The chorizo were quite good, and by far my favorite, but the tortillas were nothing special. The steamed tacos were so soggy that it was nearly impossible to separate them. The rajas -- peppers and cheese -- were okay. The potato was fine, but had little taste. The carnitas were a few string pieces of pork inside the soggy tortilla. Really bad. The tacos came to $2 each, but were smaller than most of the $1 tacos I can get in LA.
The third disappointement was the vaunted salsa bar . . . How is it possible to have twelves salsas at once and not to have single one with any kick? A couple were tasty, most notably the tomato and chipotle and the tomato and jalapeno, but even the three-chili salsas (the spiciest out there) lacked heat. I actually asked the owner about it and he responded that they cater to their "audience" which would cry if he put the hot stuff out. He then said they keep the hot stuff "in back" for him and the staff. Okay, so maybe they would share it with someone who wanted something spicy? Oh, but then he said that they didn't have any made.
If that's the best in San Diego for tacos, you have my pity. Given the proximity to Mexico, however, I'm sure there must be much better places.
re: Divamac
I could not agree with you more that the whole topic of best Mexican food in San Diego brings forth passion, opinion, and many suggestions. The quest for very good Mexican food is one of our favorite past times in San Diego. So, I will offer just one restaurant so as not to duplicate the recommendations made in this string.
For an authentic and different approach to Mexican food, try Cantina Mayahuel (Adams Avenue at 30th). The Cantina is owned and run by an American artist to who spent many years traveling in Mexico and picking up recipes along the way. He only serves beer (Mexican) and wine at this time. He also serves Coca Cola in the bottle from Mexico and he makes his own aguas de fruta.
What makes Cantina Mayahuel unique and authentic is that the meals are served on clay plates, the drinks are served in the glass with the blue lip, and the drinks come to your table on the real decorated tin trays that are used in Mexico. The menu is pretty simple - appetizers, tacos, tortas, salads, and daily specials.
The food is healthy, fresh, and full of flavor. No cans. But the best part is that the owner/chef grinds his own seeds to make his mole. It takes him a couple of days to make the mole sauce so it is not on the menu everyday. He also makes cochinita pibil from scratch. And his Ceasar salad is made the way it was made when it was invented in Tijuana.
The interior decor is artistic and the walls are full of color. Remember that the owner is an artist so the place's look can change in between visits. What doesn't change is the consistently good food. Oh, what does Mayahuel mean? According to the owner, it means Goddess of the Agave. Provecho! www.sandiegotraveltips.com
Depends on the type of Mexican food you are looking for. I really enjoy eating at El Agave but at the same time a lot of the great Mexican food places are smaller food stands. El Cotiquan, Rolbertos, and Filibertos are fantastic. And Fidel's in North County is a great sit-down restaurant.
It would be easier to answer your question if we knew your definition of Mexican food.
Fish tacos? - El Zarape, South Beach Cafe, The Brigantine
Moles and an infinite selection of tequilas? - El Agave
Upscale in the tradition of continental Mexico City? - Candelas
Too new to have a profile? - Casa de Madera
Home-style Mexican cooking - Super Cocina
Tacos, tacos tacos and a great salsa bar? - Mama Testa
Carne Asada Burritos? - JVs or any taco shop ending in "berto"
Nachos, enchiladas, tamales and combo plates? - Casa Guadalajara, Casa de Pico, Old Town Cafe
Carnitas? - Carnitas Uruapan, El Por Venir or Porkyland
Hole-in-the-wall? - Ranas.com, El Por Venir, Super Cocina
Limited menu and greasy tacos? - Las Cuatro Milpas
Baked goods? - Panchitas, Northgate or Pancho Villa Markets
Masa & Tortillas? - Gilbert's (Gilberto's)
Quasi-Mexican w/Bar? - Baja Betty's
Mid-town (quick) lunch spot? - El Cuervo or La Posta #8
Mexican fruit snacks - Fruitilandia
Close to the beach? - Ortega's (in OB, 2 locations: Newport Ave. better than Niagra)
For bugs and Oaxacan food? - Fiesta Oaqueño @ the Escondido swap meet (Wed/Sun)
Shopping for Mexican items might not be able to find in Cleveland? - Northgate Market
But......the best Mexican food in San Diego is across the border in Mexico.
re: DiningDiva
Diva has a great list; I would second El Zarape, Super Cocina, & Porkyland
I would add that Las Cuarto Milpas is all about rolled tacos & their unique chorizo con huevo, while Baja Betty's is your happy hour stop.
If I'm in mid-town looking for a quick sit down I'd head to Jimmy Carter's on Washington between Falcon & Goldfinch. Don't let the name fool you.
If you want something out of the ordinary go to Cantina Mayahuel on Adams Ave: Friday night is the real deal in mole, and Saturday is a seafood stew that is worth the trip
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Great list... and I do second the recommendation for Baja if the OP has a day. My recommendations in TJ:
> Sanborn's (don't laugh, even though its a chain it executes better than 90% of the grassroots Mexican eateries in California that Chowhounds rave about). IMO, the Vegetable Soup, Filet Tips in Tomato-Jalapeno Sauce and Nopales Salad are stellar... the Enchiladas Suizas are of corse d'rigeur since they invented them... also on their rotation are solid Cochinita Pibil & Barbacoa tacos.
> La Differencia seems to have become one of the go to places for Alta Cocina Mexicana in TJ since Cien Anos' apparent demise. They serve alot of the same dishes that made Cien Anos popular but at lower price, with less pretension and apparently better current execution. I really enjoyed the Rabbit Mixiote last time I was there... and a bizzare cake made from layers of crepes.
> Cocina Poblana within Plaza Rio Tijuana is my go to place for homey, traditional Mexican favorites.... Mole Poblano, real Chalupas among other things are expertly prepared almost as good as fondas in Puebla.
Of course if you want really high end... many Chowhounds go crazy over Laja & Manzanilla... and of course almost any taco stand on the Ensenada waterfront will deliver the supreme fish tacos.
it helps if you specify if you want a taco shop or a Mexican restaurant with table service, full drink menu, etc... Many taco shops have Mexican food that blows away most restaurants at half the price.
If you decide to try Super Cocina, don't be put off by the hole-in-the-wall look of the place or the steam tables. The first time I went there, I was the only non-Hispanic in the place. You can't get much more authentic than this. And alsaman is absolutely correct - the owner is very friendly and will tell you about each entree.
I also second Mama Testa's if you're in the mood for tacos. They have a great salsa bar, too!
My friend Enriques dad, but you have to be a member of the family.
Try Super Cocina. This would be the opposite of fancy. They serve on compartmented plates, but the food is great. Try the mole.
Las Quatros Milpas in Downtown is very good and they are open for lunch. They serve beans and a tamale with fresh tortillas.
Upscale, try Cien Anos in Tijuana. They have a dress code for men. A jacket is required.
re: normalheightsfoodie
Cien Anos ain't what it used to be in the heady days of the NY Times, Last visit for me was an incredible waste of money, time and good memories.
I'm simply lost now without Chilango's to rely on for a quality Mexican dining experience in San Diego. I'm praying that La Madera changes that problem.
There's a very small birrieria on Imperial just west of Tacos El Paiso that is serving some of the best food I've run across in SD. I obviously can't remember the name but the birria was sensational and the rest of their menu was very interesting. I'm looking forward to more visits.
I've suddenly run into a wealth of locations serving birria in SD. A very good sign
re: deckape
I just had some sensational birria tacos at a little taqueria next to the U-haul on University (Northpark).
Cien Años is a ripoff. I ate there a couple years ago and the nickle and dimed us for everything. The food just ok. If you want high-end Mexican food, head to Manzanilla, in Ensenada. Also, I've never been to Laja, but most people have rave about it.
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I could also recommend TACOS EL GORDO in TJ, It is a great experience and the tacos are great.
I have been to Laja, and the food was good, but they have no AC and it can get super hot in the dining room during the summer. Icouild not consume enough Gin and tonic to be refreshed. They are also not flexable on the tasting menu, it is either 3 course or five. Several of us wanted the 5 course, 2 peole wanted the 3 course, I could have killed them, we all had to have the 3 course.
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Gordo is a must and luckily there are three on the American side now:
National City:
1940 Highland Ave
(between 19th St & 20th St)
National City, CA 91950 (619) 474-5033
Chua Vista:
89 H Street
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Chula Vista, CA 91910 (619) 691-8848
El Cajon:
1275 Broadway
El Cajon, CA 92021
(619) 588-9084
re: Charlie SanDiego
Thanks for the EL GORDO info. It is always a drag to have to with through the border jsut for tacos.
re: normalheightsfoodie
I think the choice at Laja is now five or seven courses - that is what it was when we went last summer, and what it says on their current menu.
Any recommendations on what to order at Tacos El Gordo?
re: Alice Q
Went to the one in TJ the other week and enjoyed the adobada more than the carne asada or cabeza. The cabeza had a very strong beefy flavor that was a little too much for me.
I like a place in El Cajon called Las Parillas. I guess you can call it traditional Mexican food. It isn't a trendy,big bucks place, nor is it a hole-in-a-wall either. My fav. is the cane asada burrito w/enchilada sauce and cheese on top.
(sorry about your Cavs so far)
The best Mexican in SD County is Hacienda de Vega...Love this place!
Las Quatro Milpas for the best carnitas burrito..off Crosby/5 South before the Coronado Bridge exit..
Hmmm. 27 posts to this thread and no one has mentioned Romesco in Bonita. While not a "Mexican restaurant" in the sense that term is usually understood, Romesco is very reminiscent of some of nice restaurants we've visited in Guadalajara or San Miguel de Allende. For a sit-down dinner with the cuisine (and --grin-- pacing) of a fine restaurant in Mexico, this place would certainly make my top five in the County. Here's a link to their website: http://www.romescobajamed.com
and here's my post from March 7: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/377435
re: Jim Strain
I never saw your post, Jim. I know exactly where it is and have passed it numerous times. The menu looks great and we will be trying it soon.
re: Jim Strain
Somehow I missed this too, but the menu does look interesting - will have to check it out. Nice detailed report too btw!
How I have missed you all! I am planning my wedding AND my intended and I just bought a house. I have been ignoring my duties to my stomach. But no more! Priorities beckon!
For fish tacos, try South Beach in OB, (love the bonus side order of OB atmosphere). For tacos and burritos try Tacos al Panson at Highland and El Cajon in City Heights, (bonus side order of crack addicts).
Another great choice is El Comal on Imperial Ave. Home style, but doesn't serve the typical Mexican food of the 'bertos. Good service too. Comfortable atmosphere. The tortillas are a bit thicker than usual and the goat is delicious!


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"For last year's words belong to last year's language, and next year's words await another voice." - T.S. Eliot
As I write this on New Year's Eve, I have yet to decide whether I will continue the Measuring Life in Photographs project next year. In an interview in 2012, I was asked why I see the world differently through a camera. I had said, then:
How differently do you see the world through the lens of a camera?
In The Art of Travel, Alain de Botton discusses the process of drawing while traveling. He remarks that drawing enables the traveler to see: to squint, to scrutinize, to look in a way that transcends the fleeting glimpse. Photography plays a similarly enabling role in my own life, even though it is more instantaneous than the process of drawing. I look through the viewfinder searching for beauty… or for surprise, incongruence, contradiction, conflict. The camera reminds me to look — to really look.


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The Council of Europe asks the Slovenian authorities to reduce the gap between legislation and practice regarding the use of Hungarian and Italian in the provision of public services, in economic and social activities, and in relations with the State administration.
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I have recently needed to use nested formsets. After reading this blog post, I started coding away like the example suggests.
I however, ran into an issue that took me an hour to solve, but was quite trivial (from a solution's point of view). I was getting an error from the management form saying that the "data is missing or has been tampered with".
After a bit of debugging, I found the issue: passing
when creating the nested formset, raises the error, even if the data is an empty dictionary. Removing it, solves the error but does not pass on data from the user to the form, for validation.
data = self.data
The solution was to only pass the data if it exists (see edit 1):
data = self.data if self.data else None
Edit 1: In order to use the
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data = self.data if self.data and index is not None else None
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Momma's Healthy Sweet Potato Hash : Only 98 Calories and The Perfect Thanksgiving Side!
This morning I woke up to a 6 AM phone call from my mom. I wasn't upset because one: I'm and early person and two: it was the cutest phone call I have ever had. She couldn't wait tell me about a recipe she had come up with last night. She went all Rachel Ray on me at 6 AM trying to tell me how to do it, what it was and how it tasted in a very excited voice. I think I picked up where she said "then you add it all together" so I told her to just type up the recipe and email it to me. Of course she had already done that! After a long conversation about how Grumples was doing (she is babysitting him) and my vacation we finally said "I love you" and hung up the phone.
When I opened up the email I was so shocked to see how delicious her recipe looked. I was more excited about her photos. After watching me take numerous shots of food over the past couple years she is a pro. I did a few finishing touches to them and they look pretty good!(Actually better than mine) Every Thanksgiving for the past 3 years at my house has been healthy and Pescatarian. My mom likes to experiment with recipes before she serves them on Thanksgiving. This recipe is one that will be on our dinner table this year for sure. If not thanksgiving, this would make a perfect fall breakfast.
- 2 Large Sweet Potatoes (skinned and diced)
- 1 Tbsp Olive Oil
- 1/4 Tsp Salt
- 1 Tsp Pepper
- 4 Vegetarian Sausages (she used Italian morning star)
- 1/4 Cup Diced Sweet Onion
- 1/4 Cup Diced Green Bell Pepper
- 3 Large Egg Whites
- In a microwave safe bowl combine 1/2 tbsp olive oil, sweet potato, salt and pepper.
- Microwave for 5-6 minutes (until fork tender)
- In a frying pan with 1/2 tbsp of olive oil cook up sausages while breaking them apart into a crumble.
- When sausages are done, remove them from pan without draining the pan.
- Cook onions and pepper in the same pan (they should pick up the flavors of the sausage)
- In a separate frying pan scramble up the egg whites.
- In a large glass bowl add sweet potato mixture, sausage, onions, peppers and eggs and toss until evenly distributed.
- Microwave for 45 seconds.
Makes 7 , 1/2 Cup Servings: 98 Calories, 3g Fat, 15g Carbs, 3g Fiber, 5g Protein.
To make this a vegan recipe use tofu as an egg white replacement
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Crowley was drifting for a while and was fearing a soon discorporation, but he was finally washed ashore. And at the very same time Aziraphale was sitting on the said shore, pondering on eternal matters. Noticing the crate, he decided to open it out of curiosity. As soon as he opened it, rejoiced Crowley jumped right into his arms, changing his shape on the fly.
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Full detailed profile on Alice Gunderson Played by Bergen Williams on General Hospital Daytime Soap Opera.
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*She is the housekeeping at the Quartermaine mansion.
Current: She is the housekeeper (and bouncer!) for the Quartermaine family estate.
Alice has been the loyal, yet outspoken housekeeper at the Quartermaine mansion for years. She has a crush on Luke, who she refers to as Mr. Luke, and waits on him hand and foot, much to Edward's annoyance.
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At the hospital, Alice wakes up from surgery. Morgan, Ned and Michael disperse to call loved ones and get magazines for Alice, and alone Tracy tells Alice to keep quiet. Alice reminds Tracy she had nothing to do with getting her heart. Michael overhears Tracy ask Alice if she was going to rat her out. Alice thinks Tracy has turned her back on her family and tells Michael that Tracy and Luke are plotting to take back ELQ. Michael fires Tracy. She threatens a wrongful termination lawsuit and he encourages her to go right ahead. Meanwhile, Olivia runs into Ned in the hallway and she's happy to hear about Alice. She thanks him again for helping her out with Sonny by kissing her, but he's officially off the hook. Ned is interested in continuing their friendship. He really enjoys spending time with her and asks her to a movie. She happily agrees. At the nurse's station, Rosalie is frantic looking for Nina and Silas tells her she's been stuck in the elevator. She gives him grief and he reminds her he pays for service, not attitude. If she makes one more comment he's going to fire her, no matter what Nina says. Rosalie runs into Morgan and tells him how mean her boss is but comments she'll be the one with the last laugh in the end. She brushes off further questions and asks Morgan how things are with his dad and ex. Morgan is sure there's nothing romantic between them, and then asks how things are with her dad. Rosalie doesn't want to talk about it and asks him out for a drink instead. He needs to take a rain check. Outside the elevator Franco tells Nina he's going to talk to Carly. She wants to be sure he'll stay quiet about her chair and Silas overhears Franco tell Nina her secret is safe with him. Franco leaves and Silas asks Nina what she's been keeping from him. She tells him she's been skipping PT so she can take art therapy. She's having a hard time getting over losing their baby. She breaks into tears and tells Silas it would drive a lesser woman mad. He's glad she told him and wants to help with counselors. She wants to keep doing art therapy and he agrees. They run into Rosalie and Silas leaves Nina with her. Alone, Nina tells Rosalie that b**** Ava is pregnant again. Back in Alice's room, Ned sees Tracy stomp off.
Kiki brings Alice dinner in her hospital room. Alice isn't hungry. Tracy takes Kiki to apologize for not listening to her about Luke. Ned and the Corinthos boys walk in an announce the latest heart is not viable. "It's the last round," Alice announces. She thinks they need to say their goodbyes. The greatest pleasure of her life has been taking care of the Quartermaines. Selma Diamond stumbles in. She's heard about the heart situation and wants Alice to have her brother's. Everyone is thrilled and thanks her. Alice promises to live up to the gift. The brothers take Selma down the hall to fill out the paperwork. Down the hall, Nina wheels by the nurses' station and chats with Silas. She says she'll be walking again in no time. They joke about her culinary skills. Molly pops up and chats to Silas about what's been going on lately. Nina wheels away. Molly wonders if there is any hope for the doctor and Sam. He doesn't think it's in the stars. As they discuss Rafe, she flashes back to the night of the crash and remembers Rafe saying the crash wasn't an accident. He was forced to do it. Silas wonders who would do that. Meanwhile, Sonny sits outside of the hospital making calls when Carly approaches him. They chat about Alice and then his problems with his sons. She takes his hand. Nina watches them from a doorway. The mobster talks about how repetitive his life is and then he accuses her of lying to herself about Franco. He grabs her face and starts kissing her. She pulls away and says that was wrong. Sonny laughs when she says she loves Franco. He admits he just saw Olivia kissing Ned. Carly tells him about Joss hiding Spencer and repeats that she is committed to Franco. Nina wheels back down to Silas and Molly. They tell her what they have been discussing. And Selma heads out of the hospital to meet Sonny. She thanks him for the fake ID and he pays her off. "This was a good thing you did," she says.
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Definition of pounding in English:
poundingLine breaks: pound|ing
Pronunciation: /ˈpaʊndɪŋ /
noun[mass noun]
1Repeated and heavy striking or hitting of someone or something: the pounding of the surf on a sandy beach
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- As the storm passed through our area, these heavy winds took a pounding on the Atlantic coast.
- But certainly the area south of the city today, we're told, taking a very heavy pounding indeed.
- She remembered waking up with heavy pounding on the door.
1.1Rhythmical beating or throbbing: all she could hear was the pounding of her heart
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- The pounding in his head kept in time with the worry over his son, preventing him from drifting off again.
- He listened for breathing, but he could hear nothing over the pounding of his heart.
- I could hear nothing but the pounding of my protesting heart.
take (or get) a pounding
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- Russia's stock market has taken a pounding.
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For those that have submitted work during our Open Reading Period, we will begin reading in early October and aim to reply by early December.
We are putting the final touches on Kindred, Issue 8 and will be sending the file to the printer shortly. It's a beauty of an issue filled with poetry and prose. You can see the complete list of contributors for this issue here.
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The Little Bastard marks the debut of a remarkable writer whose fiction was never published in her lifetime. The manuscript was found amongst the papers of Frances Schutze after her death and brought to life by Schutze's granddaughter, novelist Amy Shearn.
Amy has published several pieces on the process of uncovering her grandmother's writing. You can read them:
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Bob asked about an update on Jair Jurrjens who was hit by a ball yesterday while pitching. Rich said Jair didn't seem to be too worried about the injury which was diagnosed as a rib contusion, and we should know more after x-rays today.
Ed asked about Wilson Betemit's knee injury and if he would need surgery. Rich said that thought the injury looked frightening when it happened he will not need surgery. It was not an ACL so Wilson is expected out for 6-8 weeks, and the Orioles may still look to fill the role Betemit was going to play.
Ed asked Rich if he thought maybe the Orioles made a mistake not getting a big bat to DH. Rich said the Orioles didn't want to get another guy like Vlad Guerrero a couple years ago who couldn't play in the field. Rich also said the role of DH may be opened up to a young prospect with the injury to Wilson Betemit.
Bob asked Rich where does Ryan Flaherty stand on this team. Rich said he believes Flaherty can play any position on the field and shows good pop from his bat. Rich said that Buck loves Flaherty and his only criticism is he is too aggressive at the plate and needs to see more pitches.
Ed asked Rich about what he has seen from Brian Roberts and if he thinks B Rob can play over 100 games this year. Rich said it would be very nice if Brian could and that Brian looks great this spring, but doesn't believe he can play over 100 games. Rich also added that with the depth of this team Brian doesn't necessarily have to.
Rich then added that rule 5 draft pick TJ McFarland is well liked by Buck and that Buck really hopes he can make the final roster.


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text: Yay, something I can share on here because it isn't top-secret or full of naked people! This is my (overdue) half of a happy little trade with @pujface. She was lovely enough to draw a couple of my characters, so I drew a couple of hers. I just feel like a bum because it took me way longer than I expected due to a myriad of issues that came up. But they're done! Hope you like 'em!


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Serpent Girl
This intense tale of real-life horror may remind some readers of Dostoyevski's Crime and Punishment . On a whim, hit man Steven Benedetti, who's driving to Los Angeles from Oregon, stops in a small Northern California town to take in a carnival sideshow. There he picks up the Serpent Girl of the title (aka Carmen Mattox), and soon the bodies start to mount up. Carmen seeks emotional and sexual fulfillment in murder, while for Benedetti, the cool professional, it's simply business. Wasting no words on characterization, Garton (Live Girls ) speeds the violent, X-rated action to its bleak, foreordained climax. (Dec.)
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Simone Marchetti & quilted jacket
Have always had an admiration for bold colored suits and the men who can wear them sucessfully
Do y'all remember our friend Tim? Well he is back and very happy with his new hair cut. All we've got to say about is that we love it too! (Along with his cardigan & shirt.)
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