Eugenie Bouchard
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Milos Raonic to play in the Wimbledon final after beating the great Roger Federer in five sets! Yes!! :thumb:
Haha you made me laugh out loud here..
Still it hurt because no mather what I like her a lot. Tennis is so cruel. You loose so much, especially when you are 40th in the world...
Cheers,
I don't like her. She made some very bad remark toward Quebec People and she seem to not care about us at all. Comme on dit en francais "une tite fraiche pet de westmount"
Adam Kreek blames tennis star Eugenie Bouchard loss on "beauty and fashion"
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Jake Hammer
Of course it sounds critical, "I'm not trying to be critical"...haha, yes you are. Jerk comments by a poor analyst. Leave her alone, she is young and beautiful and cares about her appearance like most public figures. And, she wants to win.
And she'll earn more money because of her looks (due to endorsements) than she'll ever earn playing tennis.
All she has to do is play average tennis and try to remain within the top 100 and the ca$h cow will keep the money flowing in.
Genie's U.S. Open is over before it really started, but she looks to have had fun exploring NYC , ...
She lost to a younger, lower ranked and far less experienced player, but she did win a set at least.
So Milos lost in the second round... So did
Muguruza the Roland Garros winner. Tennis is cruel as when you root for someone, you know they will loose pretty much all their tournements
Genie's U.S. Open is over before it really started, but she looks to have had fun exploring NYC , ...
Before the celebrities arrived the Bowery used to be a loud busy street lined with Asian restaurant supply companies.
There are a couple of good dim sum restaurants on the Bowery and I ate at one of them a few years ago. The best dim sum place in Chinatown, which the Bowery abuts, is Nom Wah Tea Parlor, which is owned by an extremely well educated young Chinese American guy whom I met. That place is frequented by celebrities and there are autographed photos of Woody Allen on the wall. Woody obviously likes his trendy dim sum and knows where to get it. Nom Wah Tea Parlor offers unusual dim sums that you don't see at the more traditional dim sum restaurants.
Pope Dover,
The dim sum place I ate at, which is on Bowery just below Canal, is a few blocks south of Vandal, on the edge of Chinatown. Vandal's menu looks pretty good. Needless to say if you like dim sum for lunch you will pay a whole lot less. I have eaten great dim sum at some places in NYC, gorged myself and paid $10-$15 bucks at most including tip. Chinatown has the cheapest and some of the best restaurants in NYC. I almost always eat there when I go to NYC.
Vandal would be considered in the trendy Nolita section of NYC. NOLITA is an acronym for north of Little Italy. Which is north of Chinatown.
The San Gennaro Festival will be held in Little Italy in a few weeks. It's an amazing festival. I recommend going. But if you go you will see New York Yankees kiosk selling Yankees merchandise but no New York Mets kiosk. Reason for this is most Italians in NYC are Yankeee fans. This is due to Joe DiMaggio, the great Italian American player for the Yankees. Because their parents and grandparents rooted for DiMaggio the NYC Italians are generally Yankees fans. And you have to respect and honor this if you are in Little Italy.
The dim sum place I ate at, which is on Bowery just below Canal, is a few blocks south of Vandal, on the edge of Chinatown. Vandal's menu looks pretty good. Needless to say if you like dim sum for lunch you will pay a whole lot less. I have eaten great dim sum at some places in NYC, gorged myself and paid $10-$15 bucks at most including tip. Chinatown has the cheapest and some of the best restaurants in NYC. I almost always eat there when I go to NYC.
Vandal would be considered in the trendy Nolita section of NYC. NOLITA is an acronym for north of Little Italy. Which is north of Chinatown.
The San Gennaro Festival will be held in Little Italy in a few weeks. It's an amazing festival. I recommend going. But if you go you will see New York Yankees kiosk selling Yankees merchandise but no New York Mets kiosk. Reason for this is most Italians in NYC are Yankeee fans. This is due to Joe DiMaggio, the great Italian American player for the Yankees. Because their parents and grandparents rooted for DiMaggio the NYC Italians are generally Yankees fans. And you have to respect and honor this if you are in Little Italy.
