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After insisting he never engaged in sexual harassment and claiming that he is the victim of "a witch hunt," Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain appeared to shift his story on Monday, offering details about a financial settlement that he initially said was reached without his knowledge.
Speaking with reporters outside PBS studios late on Monday, Cain offered details about what he described as an innocuous encounter with one of the women who accused him of sexual harassment while he headed the National Restaurant Association. He also described negotiations leading to a settlement reached with one of his accusers, whom he said left the association with "several months severance." At the National Press Club earlier in the day, Cain said he was "unaware of any settlement."
Cain's comments amounted to the latest iteration of what appears to be a shifting strategy to respond to the story, first reported in Politico, that he was accused to sexual harassment by two female subordinates at the National Restaurant Association, which Cain headed for three years in the 1990s. After initially refusing to directly respond to the allegations on Sunday, Cain and his associates issued unequivocal denials on Monday morning. But Cain's protestations at the National Press Club that he did not know of any settlement were contradicted by his own statements to interviewers later in the day.
While few leading Republicans rushed to Cain's defense, one exception was former GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, who told conservative talk-show host Laura Ingraham that he believes the story was planted by a rival campaign. "I would almost guarantee that," Huckabee said. "People who are in campaigns typically when they have got enough money to do it, they will hire investigators, opposition researchers, they will dig through everything."
At the National Press Club, Cain flatly proclaimed his innocence.
"I have never sexually harassed anyone and those accusations are totally false," he said Asked whether he believes any of his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination are behind the allegations, the former pizza executive said he is unaware of the genesis of the report.
"We have no idea the source of this witch hunt, which is what it really is," he said.
After more than 12 hours in which neither he nor his campaign directly denied the charges, first reported by Politico, Cain fired back with unequivocal rebuttals on Monday morning. "Yes, I was falsely accused while I was at the National Restaurant Association," he said in an interview on Fox News. "I say falsely. It turned out after investigation, it was baseless." NBC News, meanwhile, reported that is has confirmed that one woman received a settlement from the National Restaurant Association after complaining about inappropriate conduct."
At the National Press Club, Cain suggested that he has a "bull's-eye on my back" because of his sudden rise in ths polls. "As a result of yesterday's news story, I really know what it's like to be No. 1," he quipped.
Cain did not address the Politico report in his prepared remarks, which focused largely on his tax plan. But when the event moderator made it the subject of his first question, Cain said he welcomed the chance to respond. "I would be delighted to clear the air," he said.
The public-relations crisis did not appear to have dampened Cain's ebullience and rhetorical bravado. Asked if he believes racism still exists in America, the only African-American in the GOP presidential field said: "This many white people can't pretend they like me!"
At the request of the event's moderator, Cain closed out the National Press Club appearance with a song – an a cappella rendition of the hymn "He Looked Beyond My Faults" that brought the packed audience of about 300 people to its feet in an ovation.
The Republican presidential candidate, who has rocketed from the back of the pack to become a top-tier candidate, denied on Fox and at the National Press Club that he was aware that the women had reached any kind of settlement with the restaurant association. He said he has no plans to ask the National Restaurant Association to release its records of the event. "We're not going to chase anonymous sources," he said.
"I wasn't even aware of it, and I hope it wasn't for much, because nothing happened. So if there was a settlement, it was handled by some of the other officers that worked for me at the association. So the answer is, absolutely not," he said.
Asked by Fox whether more allegations would surface, Cain replied: "First of all, as I indicated, the only other allegations will be trumped-up allegations. There is nothing else.
Olga Belogolova contributed contributed to this article.
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EPA Holds Hearings on Global Warming, Public Health
Washington, DC: The Environmental Protection Agency will be holding two public hearings to hear comments on the Agency's recent finding that carbon dioxide and other global warming pollution present a danger to public health and welfare. This "endangerment" finding is the first step toward regulating global warming pollution from coal plants, cars and other major polluters and the first major piece in the Sierra Club's Big Picture Campaign (www.sierraclub.org/bigpicture).
WHAT: Public hearings on the EPA's "endangerment" finding in Arlington, VA and Seattle, WA. Business, faith and government leaders, Keely and Pierce Brosnan, hundreds of concerned citizens will turn out to support the EPA's decision and call for strong action on global warming. (Both hearings are already completely full, but according to the EPA no one will be turned away)
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A rare air of bipartisanship has settled over Washington.
The House of Representatives has passed a short term extension of the debt ceiling, and Speaker Boehner predicted more cooperation.
"We're going to find some common ground, I'm hopeful, that puts us on a path to balance the budget over the next ten years," Boehner said after the vote.
President Obama had refused to negotiate on the debt limit and Republicans backed down, calling for more cooperation on our deficit crisis.
Democratic leaders in the Senate talked bipartisanship as well, agreeing to approve what the House passed.
They promised to turn out a budget that includes deep spending cuts.
The debt ceiling vote put off a possible economic crisis until May.
Most House Democrats voted no.
"Three months. Where is the certainty in three months?" asked Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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Amsterdam – May 11, 2009 – HEAD (VSX: HEAD, U.S. OTC: HEDYY.PK), a leading global manufacturer and marketer of sports equipment, announced today that HTM, a subsidiary of Head N.V., is extending the early tender date of its previously announced private exchange offer (the "Exchange Offer"), to exchange its outstanding €135,000,000 8½% Senior Notes due 2014 (the "Existing Notes") for its new 10% Senior Secured Notes due 2014 (the "Secured Notes") until 5:00 p.m., London time, on May 22, 2009. The early tender date was previously 5:00 p.m., London time, on May 11, 2009.
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Secco Designs, LLC is launching their "Charity Proud 2011" fund drive tomorrow as a way to benefit a deserving nonprofit charity and one lucky customer.
"There's so much going on with the economy today that charities need more donations," said Mary Secco, owner of Secco Designs. "Our goal is to give away a sizable amount of money."
Elk County Recycling/Solid Waste Coordinator Bekki Titchner announced during Tuesday afternoon's Solid Waste Authority meeting that she was successful in obtaining a grant from the Stackpole Hall Foundation to aid in the purchase of a new baler for the Community Recycling Center, which is located at the Stackpole Complex in St. Marys.
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Merle W. "Bus" Liggitt, 86, of Zelienople, formerly of McDonald and St. Marys, died Monday, August 29, 2011 in the Good Samaritan Hospice, Cabot.
He was born October 14, 1924, in Rennerdale, son of the late Mueirl William and Amanda (Walton) Liggitt.
He was a truck driver/owner. He was also a single-engine private pilot, enjoyed playing the steel guitar and was a fan of Archer II. He was a member of the United Mine Workers and former member of the Washington Nazarene Church.
The St. Marys Area Lady Dutch tennis team remained undefeated on the young season with a 7-2 victory over the Punxsutawney Lady Chucks Tuesday afternoon at the SMAHS courts.
At first singles, Punxsy's Anna Monyak defeated Mary Rosman 6-4, 6-2.
At second singles, Amy Orr of the Lady Dutch beat Shaina Reddinger 6-0, 6-1.
Aubrey Wiesner of the Lady Dutch defeated Serra Wasicki 6-4, 7-5 at third singles.
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The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusader tennis team raised their record to 3-1 on the season Tuesday afternoon when they defeated the Clearfield Lady Bisons by a 9-0 score in a match played at Benzinger Park.
"We played well against a young, inexperienced Clearfield squad. This was Clearfield's first match of the season. They have a very nice group of young ladies. They're enthusiastic about playing and there's no doubt they'll improve in their future matches," said ECCHS coach Pete Meier.
At first singles, ECC's Abby Meyer defeated Lauren Whitmer 6-0, 6-0.
The Penfield Fire Department reported being called out to Boone Mountain Road in Fox Township Sunday evening by residents concerned with what they thought was a gas well explosion.
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Re: Carverfest amps... how many are actually working???
kingman wrote:Recounting and adding 1 for Alex the total now stands at 21 if we give Frankie credit for never using his and not knowing whether it works or not!!!
I do not have an amp Wayne... Mine was sold to Ray (WRSTPS) to make up the money that was needed to finish all the amps I brought home from CF to build for others... On the other hand, I have 15/100 chassis left unbuilt and 3 amps started, for a total of 18 amps out of 100 ordered... Out there in the world, are 82 CF amps floating around. Also, out of those 82 amps, Bob's asistant, Jordon, built 15 of them.
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2 teaspoons
soy sauce
1 teaspoon
1/4 teaspoon
sesame oil
1/2 pound
skinless, boneless chicken breast halves, cut into strips
3/4 cup
chicken broth
2 tablespoons
oyster sauce
3/4 teaspoon
white sugar
1/2 pound
chow mein noodles
1 tablespoon
vegetable oil
1 teaspoon
minced garlic
2 heads
bok choy, chopped
zucchini, diced
sugar snap peas
carrot, cut into thin strips
2 tablespoons
chopped green onion
I made this for dinner last night and it must have been very good because there was none left by the time I got around to eating! Everyone loved it. I added a little fresh, finely minced ginger with the garlic because we all love ginger. I used a 10 oz package of noodles as that is the size they came in. When making this don't over cook the noodles or you will end up with mush. 4 - 5 minutes is all they take. Have everything chopped and prepped as this comes together really fast and there is no time to stop and measure or chop.
This is amazingly flavorless in a way that defies physics, cooking and all reason. I dumped in an entire bottle of teriyaki sauce & a cup of peanuts to attempt to coax it back to life, but nothing could be done; our dinner had flatlined.
46 Ratings
To all those who say this meal doesn't have very much flavor, I want to remind you that chow mien is a mild dish with subtle flavors. It is not a heavily spiced or spicy dish. I prepared this dish exactly as written being very careful with accuracy in measuring. I followed the preparation as written. The chicken was very flavorful and moist. I did salt it slightly after browning it in the pan. The veggies added the right amount of crunch and sweetness. The flavor was subtle but I thought it was very flavorful. I cooked the noodles 5 minutes, and after assembling all the ingredients together, I brought the broth to a boil, then turned off the burner and let the noodle mixture sit for about 5 minutes. This let them absorb most of the liquid, which made them just the right consistency and the sauce thicker. This is the best chow mein recipe I have ever tasted. Thanks
Changed it a little by replacing the zucchini with bean sprouts and didn't have oyster sauce on hand so just used broth. We used dry noodles instead of the cooked noodles. My husband loved it and he is very pick about his Chinese food.
The recipe did take a lot of prep work but the taste was as good as the lo mein noodles in a Chinese restaurant without the greasy taste. My children loved it and asked for seconds. I especially appreciated the additions of vegetables.
This was bland. I did make a couple changes that probably affected flavor some, but I doubt they would have changed the overall flavor enough to make much of a difference. Instead of sesame oil, I used canola oil plus a very generous amount of sesame seeds to get the sesame flavor. Instead of Oyster Sauce, I used 2 T chicken broth + 1/4 tsp white vinegar. To make it palatable, I needed to add a lot more green onion, soy sauce and garlic salt. This is probably a good base recipe. Will play with it to try to make it really good.
Great recipe, easy to modify... Using what I had on hand substituted skinless thighs, and instead of marinating cooked in very light sesame oil with minced ginger and soy sauce, removed the bones as they cooked & added the cornstarch mixed with a little cold water and 1 Tbsp soy sauce plus a little garlic/onion powder after the broth/oyster sauce/sugar mix. Also used only 1 head bok choy, but upped to 1 whole small zucchini and added a little celery, 1/2 can water chestnuts and 1/2 can cut baby corn. Very flexible. As prepared, it was really flavorful.
Watch the video if you haven't yet. This is really great dish. I added a bit of coleslaw mix instead of bok choy when I realized I had forgotten to buy some. Not the same, but it worked out beautifully. I've used pork instead of chicken, and we've used both. We love this meal, I add mushrooms to ours, sometimes little corn on the cobs, whatever we have in the pantry when we get a craving for this chow mein. It's delicious!
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Chow Mein with Chicken and Vegetables
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Servings Per Recipe: 4
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Calories: 526
Calories from Fat: 161
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I like my Hobart full leather jacket from Tractor Supply Company. The sleeves are lined and it is very comfortable. I'm also in school and it did get a bit too hot for a few weeks after we started class back in Sep. Then I used my leather cape I bought from the LWS but the sleeves are not lined and on hot days my arms looked like I had one of those cheap spray-on orange tans. I only really use them for welding overhead. Though right before Christmas break I wore the jacket just because it got so cold in the shop!!
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I recently got a new leather jacket from Lincoln. It is to replace a Miller Combo jacket. The combo jacket was pretty good but Miller doesn't increase the torso length as the size increases which left me about 4-5" short of being fully covered on my torso which sucks bad for overhead and grinding. The Lincoln jacket is pretty comfortable. So far it's the best leather jacket that I've owned. A few people in the shop use Hobart leathers that seem to hold up just fine.
Just walk into a welding supply shop and see what they have. They will likely have something that will work for you and can tell you what is best.
This is the jacket I bought for reference: http://www.amazon.com/Lincoln-Electr...vy+duty+jacket
Also, as part of the class you'll likely be doing a lot of overhead and grinding. I'd recommend a full leather jacket for that. When I started class I was in the Miller Combo jacket and it ate my chest and stomach up. Not only that, the sparks will find your back if you let them. I still have burn marks from it. Do yourself a favor and get full leathers and maybe a cheap cloth jacket for everything else.
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Caiman 3030-6 Extra Large 30-Inch Gold Boarhide Welding Coat
Caiman 3030-6 Extra Large 30-Inch Gold Boarhide Welding Coat
My Amazon Review:
Amazon offered two day delivery. Had to make two 30 mile drives to get it. One on the day it was to be delivered and then again two days later when it actually arrived.
I returned it because:
- I used the company sizing method and it recommended a L. I ordered and XL and it was still too small. Would never be able to wear it with more than a t-shirt and it would have still been tight.
- Material doesn't look thick enough to be used for overhead.
- Collar was so tight I could almost not snap it and the snaps were out of alignment so it kind of bunched up on one side.
- The arm pockets for pencil/soapstone bunch up when wearing it making it difficult to insert or retrieve anything from the pocket.
- The cuff snaps are kind of tedious to snap and don't close up enough for welding gloves to go over easily.
Possessed it for about 15 minutes, boxed it up and sent it back. It could be a nice design with some work. The soft shoulder liner is a good idea as is the cloth collar. Overall though, it sucked.
Best Leather Welding Jacket
can't go wrong with a pair of carhart fr bibs and a bulwark or carhart 9oz shirt. and if your still cold burn more rod ... when I get real cold I take a 4' piece of sch80 8" pipe tack a 4" piece of flat bar on the top and tack it under the fab table and run my propane weed burner preheat bottle hose in through the bottom light it up and I'm toasty and my table is nice and warm ...... and that's in alaska


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I started searching and really didn't find a way to fix the thumb and index finger of my left welding gloves they all have holes in them and the rights are still good . I wrapped some fiberglass tape around the thumb yesterday and it worked pretty dang good I got it at the local electrical supply sure felt better .
This is not were I got them its just to show what I got.
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Throw them out and buy some single lefts?......yup they really are available that way.
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Left welding glove tearing up
Hey. Thx big mike, didn't know u could buy single gloves. Got a stack of good right ones and all my left ones hv tape on them, just used athletic tape on them.
In another note my son is left handed so if he helps me he always has lots of good Rt. ones.
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I'm not a welder just like to weld here at the house a little 5 acre place pipe fence ,tractor ,implements , or what ever will stay still so I'm grabbing pretty stuff tears it up quick . When I buy just the left glove I'm going to wrap the thumb so I don't tear it up so quick. I like to read this site to learn and I enjoy the threads thanks.
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Back in the day when I did a lot more welding I would order six pair of lefts only. I was never lucky enough to find a southpaw welder to have as a friend. It would have been a perfect match.
The off hand is always in the way of work when welding, closest to the heat, sparks, etc.


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Alleged cop-killer Christopher Dorner has vanished.
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Police are also trying to determine whether Dorner left his burning car on the side of Big Bear Mountain and earlier dropped his badge in San Diego as diversionary tactics to distract police.
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Dorner, 33, a former Los Angeles police officer and Navy reservist, sparked a region-wide dragnet after allegedly killing two civilians on Sunday and releasing an angry "manifesto" airing grievances against the LAPD and warning of coming violence toward cops.
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by Lexy Klain
Category: Technology
So we've all been hearing and reading a lot about "The Best Job in the World", the destination marketing campaign by Tourism Queensland. In short, Tourism Queensland put out a worldwide call for candidates to apply for a Great Barrier Reef-based job paying $150,000. This has played out quite nicely in social media – in particular on video aggregator sites such as YouTube.
The winner will need to become friendly with the locals and explore the Great Barrier Reef and indulge in activities that make up the island experience – swimming, diving, snorkelling and hanging out on the beach. As part of the 'dream' job, the successful applicant will also need to post their adventures on a blog, regularly updating it with the latest photos and video footage.
In order to apply, the candidates have been asked to create and submit a 60-second video of themselves. Part of a $1.7 million global marketing strategy and, according to a report in The Australian, the campaign is expected to generate more than $70 million worth of publicity for Queensland.
This is a great feat given the current financial crisis and particularly now that the heat has turned up in Australia. It was announced yesterday that NSW is officially in recession and this is expected to spread throughout Australia, according to the Access Economics' Business Outlook for December 2008 (although there are still mixed reports about this). This campaign is raising the profile of this holiday destination at a time where people are less inclined to travel. This campaign is putting Queensland and the Great Barrier Reef on the global map.
Although this campaign is attracting widespread attention both locally and across the globe, there has also been a recent flurry of backlash. Yesterday, Tourism Queensland admitted to seeding a fake video of a candidate applying for the 'dream' job. The video is of a girl getting an advertisement for the Great Barrier Reef tattooed on her arm. The spoof video was uncovered by YouTube frequenters who acknowledged the video as a fake as there was no red on her arm immediately after getting the tattoo.
It was reported in The Sydney Morning Herald that this video was intended as an"…example of the creativity Tourism Queensland expected from applicants, and to spur people to post their own videos".
This comes at a time where there has been a fair bit of scepticism around the use of video sites such as YouTube to promote a cause. The most recent example of self-promotion is the video of Heidi Clarke, a girl who posted a YouTube video about a man that she briefly met and spoke to at a CBD cafe.
The apparent man had left his jacket behind and because she insists she felt a 'connection' with him, she wanted to use the video site to try and find him. Not only did we see widespread coverage of this on YouTube and online news sites but this extended to traditional news outlets including TV. We are still yet to uncover whether in fact the girl and her cause is genuine but it is widely believed that this, too, is a fake.
Despite the furore of using social media and covert marketing to promote a cause, this has still been a unique and innovative destination marketing campaign. We are still seeing other applicants upload their own 60-second videos to YouTube.
The main point though – will it serve the purpose of attracting tourism, adding Queensland to peoples' lists of holiday hot spots or at least getting people excited? I say 'yes'.


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Blast from the past - utilitarian food paired with coffee and time travel (Reno's Restaurant review)
I've been living in Mount Pleasant for over 20 years and I remember well when Main street was spotted with "greasy spoon" cafes from Broadway up to King Edward. Slowly, they've almost all disappeared. Some have tried to cash in on retro-chic and self-consciously brand themselves as destinations for bohemian recreational slumming (Helen's Grill, for example), and upped their prices. Others, like Pings, have been reinvented as modern restaurants, the old weather-beaten sign the only evidence of past culinary sins. But a handful remain, seemingly oblivious to the area's ongoing gentrification, paying zero attention to the new zeitgeist, insisting on being themselves. They make no pretensions to serious food but offer, instead, honest no nonsense basic dishes, the purpose of which is primarily to prevent you from being hungry while not breaking the bank. I've got a weakness for these places because I like to travel high and low in most of my cultural adventures. And I'm aways looking for a perfect breakfast for $3.99 and a decent hamburger and fries for a five.
On the northwest corner of Broadway at Main street, beneath the Lee building, is Reno's restaurant. If you sit in a window booth you'll get lots to look at because there's a busy bus stop right outside. The setup is as basic as it gets. Think of dining in a Vancouver Island ferry restaurant in the late 70s and you'll get the idea. No table service - you grab a tray, peruse the many blackboard menus, try in vain to delineate the "specials" from the regular menu items, and then you tell the cashier what you want. You pay, then get a nicely laminated number, and then you seat yourself. The menu ranges from classics like various breeds of hamburgers, meatloaf, veal, pork chops and mashed potatoes, many breakfast variations to a wide array of Western-style Chinese dishes. There are so many items on the blackboards that it's actually bewildering to stand there and try and make a decision. For those watching their pennies a tip: often a plain old hamburger will be perversely more expensive than a hamburger with toppings like bacon or cheese, which will be on the specials board, so watch out for that.
The "service" is friendly, enthusiastic and efficient. No matter what you order, you'll probably be offered what passes for coffee. Personally, my standards for coffee are very high but somehow the coffee at Reno's goes down well with the food. You might think of this as proper pairing. The food itself is probably what you would expect - serviceable, utilitarian and filling. It comes to your table piping hot and there's always someone making the rounds to refill your coffee. And Reno's doesn't completely eschew modernity - believe it or not they've got free wifi!
So, primarily, the draw of this restaurant is for a shift in ambience, a little bit of time travel. Even the owner's vague attempts to "modernize" the place only add to the charm. The decor is a mishmash of a rookie set director's idea of retro: posters of Marilyn Monroe, a collection of old clocks, a jukebox in the corner that springs to life seemingly at random. Cast your eyes around and you'll take a journey though the last four decades. It's a bewildering soup of clashing styles but somehow the whole is greater than the sum of the parts and it works.
- Paul
(thanks to fmed for taking the pix)
Great review, Paul. They got free wi-fi ?!? I was there 3 weeks ago on a nice quiet Sunday morning. Heck I shoulda brought my laptop :-)
I should say, Bert's on Main & 13th is as close as old-school greasy spoons on Main as Reno's is. Prices are higher but quality is consistent.
Just around the corner from Reno's is The Nice Cafe (8th Ave, btwn Main & Quebec). Small cozy hole, bright near windows. Good ol' fashioned Chinese-Canadian fare with all the all-day breakfast classics and other meals like pork cutlet and salisbury steak.
Which brings to my fond memory two other classic diners in the area that are now defunct: Molly's Coffee Shop on Columbia near 2nd Ave:
And The Normandy, on Granville @ 11th:
re: LotusRapper
gotta say that i find Berts to trying to be a bit grand for what is essentially a greasy spoon. They "upgraded" their interior a few years ago, making it into a kind of Bino's wannabee. And, for such basic food, I find their prices a little on the high side. I used to go to Pings in the 80s and get a burger and fries for $2.95. Someone might also remember the Premier Coffee Shop located at Broadway and Main, the site of a recent file, where Kishu Island (vancouver's worst sushi) was before it burned down. Very similar circular layout to the Aristocrat, formerly at Granville and Broadway.
re: tangentdesign
The Aristocratic - I have fond memories of the place having worked across the street for many years. I've had perhaps hundreds of their Denver sandwiches.
Another place (I cannot remember the name now...hopefully someone does...) - was the diner where the Commercial Dr location of Szechuan Chongqing now resides. It was a diner with a Classic U-shaped bar separating the kitchen from the rest of the room. I lived a few doors down for a few years. (Similar to the Aristocratic's layout)
There are a number of diners that have "modernized" and are now trying to cash in on the retro cache. The Roundel on Hasting St for example. Then there are the neo-diners like Choppers which recently re-opened at its new location on Nanaimo/Broadway. The new Acme in Gastown too.
And of course...Bon's...which put the word "greasy" in "greasy spoon".
re: tangentdesign
Not a big fan of greasy spoons but appreciate their presence in neighborhoods. This might make you feel on the older side of things, but that burger and fries for $2.95 in the 80s at Pings was at least 20 years ago. Cost of living/business was (I imagine) a whole lot less then! Even just accounting for inflation, a $3 burger would cost almost $6 now using the 1985 dollar as a reference.
While we're on the subject of greasy spoons, let's not forget the Argo Cafe at 2nd and Ontario - old style greasy spoon interior/exterior but serving dishes like catfish, flat iron steak, lamb with mash, wasabi sesame tuna + more. All around $10. Only open for lunch. http://www.argocafe.ca/
re: tangentdesign
Okay this seems to be opening up into a "cafes that serve all day brekky and make a decent burg" kind of thread. So I'll 'fess up to collecting a list of the above for the last few years (note that I've by no means visited them all). If I post it here, will y'all chime in with thoughts about what I've got, what I've missed and any I should remove 'cause they're long gone?
Hamburger Mary's, Davie & Bute, Vancouver
Teresa's Cafe, Denman, Vancouver
The Grove Inn, Denman, Vancouver
Ovaltine Cafe. (604) 685-7021 251 Hastings St E btwn Main and Gore breakfast all day till 8:30
Grade 'A' Cafe at 1173 Granville at Davie
Smile Restaurant, 424 W Pender
Tacos Mexico Rico 309 West Pender at Hamilton (604) 688-7426 for Mexican style eggs
Red Onion, 41st & Kerrisdale, Vancouver
Art's Place, 2407 41st & Balsam, Vancouver
Lotus Eatery, 7th & Hemlock, Vancouver
Joe's Grill on Fourth
Flying Swan on 4th
The Diner 4556 W. 10th Ave., West Point Grey, 604-224-1912.
Paul's Place Restaurant & Omelettery South Granville 2211 Granville, 604-737-2857 7 am – 3 pm 7 days
Sunshine Diner Broadway near MacDonald
Flowers Café 337 E Hastings Street (604) 633-9987
Uncle Henry's 547 E Hastings Street (604) 254-3629 Chinatown
Save on Meats Coffee Shop - 43 W Hastings
Roundel Cafe (Hastings at Nanaimo) 2465 East Hastings Street (604) 253-2522 Sorta similiar to Sebs
King's Cafe, Hastings, Vancouver
Master Chef, E. Hastings, Vancouver
Tom & Jerry's, Hastings and Kaslo, Vancouver
Slocan Family Restaurant, Hastings & Slocan, Vancouver
Docker's - 6094 Fraser @ 45th
LT Cafe 1640 SE Kent Ave (604) 324-4828 below SE Marine just past Knight
Risty's, 63rd & Granville, Vancouver
Truck Stop Cafe 1046 Clark Street btwn Parker and Napier (604) 254-6331 East Van
Teresa's 1260 Commercial between William and Grant mondays 8-2pm, tuesdays - sundays 8-9pm (604) 676-1868 (note this is a coop owned and run by the workers)
Reno's, Broadway & Main, Vancouver
Sunny Spot Café (on Main near Broadway) 872-1816
Bert's Restaurant 2904 Main Street 604-876-1236
The Well on Main Street between 14th and 15th
Argo Cafe 1836 Ontario for a post-modern take on the diner (breakfast and lunch only -- be sure to check out the lunch specials like duck confit or seared tuna for like $12!?) weekdays only??
Seb's 592 E Broadway (604) 228-4403 good veg options
Libby's Kitchen . 3429 Porter St., East Side, 604-874-5547. ?free wifi
Nice Café 154 East 8th (604) 874-4024 8-4 T-S 9:30-4 M 8-3
Helen's Grill 874-4413 at Main & 25th T-S 8-8 M8-5 Sun 8 am-7 depending how busy they are
Bon's Off Broadway (2451 Nanaimo Street). . 2451 Nanaimo St., East Side, 604-253-7242. $
Dona Cata 5076 Victoria drive (604) 436-2232 now serving breaky Tues to Sat 9-2
Deacon's Corner Monday to Friday 7am - 3pm Weekends 9am - 3pm 101 Main Street Vancouver BC (corner of Alexander St.) 604.684.1555email: firstname.lastname@example.com (Gastown/Railtown)
Docker's Diner aka Docker's Grill 1869 Powell Street (604) 254-3732 (Outer Railtown) liver and onions, pancakes, egg breakfasts
Choppers Diner, relocated to the east side of Nanaimo south of Broadway from its former spot on 1st Avenue.
Steveston Hotel Restaurant, Steveston, Richmond
Net Shed, 3820 Moncton Steveston, Richmond
Sandwich Tree, Cambie Road, Richmond
Fisherman's Boot, Steveston, Richmond
Hilltop Cafe, 240th & Fraser Hwy., Aldergrove
Poultry in Motion, Marine, White Rock
Skyhawk Restaurant, Boundary Bay Airport
Tomahawk Restaurant
Tommy's 1308 Ross Road 604-988-0053 NVan
Corner Cafe, 15th & Pemberton, North Vancouver
Lynnwood Hotel, Main & Mountain, North Vancouver
Highboat Cafe, Mosquito Creek Marina, North Vancouver
Whytecliffe Park canteen, West Vancouver
Calvin's Café 2452 Marine Dr., West Vancouver, 604-922-4222 .
The Moodyville (Lonsdale and 1st) $4.99
Cosmos, Sperling & Hastings, Burnaby
Parkcrest Diner, Broadway, Burnaby
Big 6 Restaurant on Sixth Street just west of 10th Avenue 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekends, seats 60
Paul's, Hastings St., North Burnaby
Fraser Park Restaurant, Byrne Rd., Burnaby
Amelia's, two locations, New Westminster
Rosie's Country Cafe, King George Hwy., Surrey
Round-up Cafe, 10449 King George Hwy @ 104 Ave (Surrey) Surrey
The Roadhouse, 160th & King George Hwy., Surrey
Fresgo Inn, King George Hwy., Surrey
Rocko's, Lougheed Highway, Mission
Kitchen on the Ridge, 224th & Lougheed, Mission
Michael's, Lougheed Hwy., Mission
Home Restaurant, Maple Ridge
Bobby Sox '50s Diner, Maple Ridge
Dot's Cafe, Langley
Willard's (or Dayrunner), 200th & 96th, Langley
Craig's Cafe, Austin Ave., Coquitlam
Poco's Cafe, Shaughnessy, Port Coquitlam
Hopewell Chinese Kitchen, Coquitlam
Tacos Mexico Rico
309 Pender St W, Vancouver, BC V6B1T3, CA
Helen's Grill
4102 Main St, Vancouver, BC V5V3P7, CA
Master Chef Cafe
2481E Hastings St E, Vancouver, BC V5K1Y8, CA
Net Shed Cafe
3820 Moncton St, Richmond, BC V7E3A6, CA
King George Restaurant
13588 88 Ave, Surrey, BC V3W3K8, CA
Ovaltine Cafe
251E Hastings St E, Vancouver, BC V6A1P2, CA
Libby's Kitchen
3429 Porter St, Vancouver, BC V5N4H2, CA
Red Onion Restaurant
2028 W 41st, Vancouver, BC V6M1Y8, CA
Grove Inn Restaurant
1047 Denman St, Vancouver, BC V6G2M4, CA
Tom & Jerry Restaurant
2828 E Hastings St, Vancouver, BC V5K5C5, CA
Uncle Henry Cafe
547E Hastings St E, Vancouver, BC V6A1P9, CA
Sunshine Diner
2649W Broadway W, Vancouver, BC V6K2G2, CA
Boundary Bay Airport
, Delta, BC V4K, CA
Bon's Off Broadway
2451 Nanaimo St, Vancouver, BC V5N5E5, CA
Truck Stop Cafe
1046 Clark Dr, Vancouver, BC V5L3J9, CA
Fraser Park Restaurant
4663 Byrne Rd, Burnaby, BC V5J3H6, CA
Fresgo Inn Restaurant
10102 King George Hwy, Surrey, BC V3T2W4, CA
Risty's Cafe
8542 Granville St, Vancouver, BC V6P4Z7, CA
Main Street Cafe
317 MacKenzie, Revelstoke, BC V0E2S1, CA
re: grayelf
Whoa! Another edition of The Grayelf Guides to the Vancouver Gastronomic Underground!
re: grayelf
You're a MACHINE, Grayelf ! First the carted dim sums and now this. Someone stop her !!!
re: grayelf
Sad to report that the LT Cafe is no more.
re: tangentdesign
Just looked at the menu of the Argo Cafe, here are some highlights:
1)Wild Catfish,Rice&Veggies with Crab&Cream Sauce$11.50
2)Pepper Corn Duck Confit,Mash Potatoes&Veggies$10.50
4)Cajun Flat Iron Steak,Mash Potatoes&Veggies$10.50
5)Grilled Cod,Rice&Veggies with Black Bean Sauce$10.50
6)Lamb Chops,Mash Potatoes&Veggies with Dijon Sauce$10.50
7)Snapper,Rice&Veggies with Spicy Chipolte Cream Sauce$10.50
How's the food? Not what I think of as a greasy spoon, but this looks like a terrific find.
re: Tinfoilhat
I love the Argo. The food is fantastic. It is an interesting hybrid between bistro and greasy spoon - if you can imagine that. Great value.
re: fmed
Ditto. Last time I was there I had short ribs for a tenner, and I couldn't finish it, there was such a lot of it. I had the burg and fries once and it was okay. I go for the "couture" stuff :-).
PS further to my rant on another thread about misspelling Spanish words, it's chipotle. Just sayin'.
re: grayelf
I had lunch there today - great value, presentation, wide menu choices. Flat iron steak and duck confit pictured...
re: tangentdesign
It was you who introduced me to the Argo a few years ago tangentdesign.
I'm a huge fan of their duck confit - nicely fried to a crisp whenever I've had it. Served with the usual Asian greens - often baby bok choy.
So I'm thinking that the Argo is a "Greasy Spoon meets Chinese Influenced Bistro". It is Vancouver all wrapped up into a nice slightly shabby package.
Remember the coverage they got from the NYTimes? http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/6544...
twinkienic reported that the place got super busy shortly afterwards with Argo virgins checking it out. I hear it is back to normal now.
re: LotusRapper
I think some of the cooks work night shift at other restaurants.
re: tangentdesign
I have a hard time getting down there M-F myself LR --usually in the summer when I'm on hols. I was excited to hear they were doing a Sat brunch but that didn't even last long enough for me to try it :-(
- fmed: corner of commercial & 12- th: originally the ' renfew diner '. popular buffet joint.
- paul: utterly FANTASTIC op on this thread: thank you ! one thing: ' helen's grill ' may have hiked their prices a bit- but the owners have not changed anything else there, have they ? same menu, same decor, same owners ? ( no- not possible ) i mean- the place has not been DELIBERATELY ' stance themed ' to attract the hipster wannabes has it ? last time i passed thru central newark, nj- i remember, from a greyhound window, seeing all these streets peeling off in myriad directions littered with helens grill- like estabs.
- i have been going to the argo cafe ( off and on ) since 1979. far as i know- that cash register is the original. took a ( then ) girlfriend there for lunch 2 years back. she said to me ' this isn't the sort of place i would bring a companion for lunch '. our relationship ended shortly thereafter.
- ' laura's cafe ' - just around the corner, still exists. nothing has changed there in over a hundred years. the drycleaning plant across the street is their bread ' n ' butter.
- i used to love going to the blue eagle cafe- especially for their beef liver ( nebraska- sized portions ) with fried onions and mash pot with gravy ( canned peas ) the order came with ' soup of the day ' & tea or coffee & white bread & butter and a horrible desert of either jello or pudding. the waiters were elderly chinese with slicked- back hair. they wore white linen coats with red bow ties ( serious ) - the blue eagle crashed in the 90 's- was sold. the superb and significant interior was entirely trashed and the restaurant iwent from being a shooting gallery to a ' convenience store '. the exterior neon sign finally came down about a month ago- now stored at the vancouver museum.
- around the corner- on pender- was the ' hong kong diner '. would open at 5 a.m. and brewed their coffee with fresh eggshells. coffee with a chinese bbq bun. wooden swivel stools, long arborite counter. stainless steel everywhere- including the remarkable ' udders ' from which cream was dispatched. counter booths with raised partitions. wrought- iron hooks for jackets. everyone making a racket with newspapers.
- the ' luckytime cafe ' on cambie- where the ethiopian place is now. huge, wedge- shaped neon sign jutting out into the street- LUCKYTIME CAFE in rounded, slightly off- kilter, cartoon letters.
- the ' white rose lunch ' on pender near seymour. great cheeseburgers. open late- sometimes until 11 p.m. hang- out place for track regulars with their racing forms and cigarettes, arguing about horses.
- ' al's restaurant ' - pigeon park. still there. in ' 79- a full breakfast- including coffee- 1.25 $
- ' frankie's inn '- bottom of lonsdale, north van. there was nothing like it ANYWHERE in vancouver. standard lunch counter place serving the shipyard workers across the street. pork chops, hamburg steak, etc. AS WELL AS donburi, yakisoba, and teriyaki. in 1976- this was something.
- ' the mutual cafe ' on robson st. of all places- somewhere between burrard & bute. student hangout. front windows all steamed- up. micro- jukeboxes in each booth. the mutual was renown for its egg foo yung bowls.
- and countless others, but i have said more than enuf for now.
re: slugsunderfoot
Lets us not forget The Fisherman' Boot Cafe-nowhere quite like it
re: slugsunderfoot
" - fmed: corner of commercial & 12- th: originally the ' renfew diner '. popular buffet joint. "
Ah that's it! I've been wracking my brain trying to remember the name. I lived only a few doors from it for a while.


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