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Last Friday John and I were unexpectedly without plans. We remembered right away that it was the opening night of Fogo de Chão Boston. old chang kee delivery You can imagine how quickly we checked to see if there were any reservations left and how little we cared that the only one was at 5PM. John and I have been to Fogo in both DC and Vegas , and have become obsessed with it. We couldn t wait to go!
Let s back up for a moment. old chang kee delivery Fogo de Chão is a Brazilian steakhouse with 20+ locations across the US and Brazil. Their claim to fame is their gaucho style meats which are fire roasted and served table side on swords. More on that later.
The restaurant is nestled in on the first floor of the Westin Hotel. Such a good location for this place – easy to get to but, since it’s on the edge of Copley, it’s not a spot that is constantly mobbed.
Fogo’s signature style is an open dining room and lovely lighting; elegant but not too fancy. The gourmet salad and sides bar is at the center of the room, offering over 30 items including gourmet old chang kee delivery salads, fresh veggies, imported cheeses, artisan breads, cured meats, etc. Their 24 month aged wheel of Parmesan cheese is a highlight for me.
Immediately after being seated we were served Fogo’s famous side dishes old chang kee delivery – crispy hot polenta, garlic mashed potatoes, and caramelized old chang kee delivery bananas. Their chimichurri table sauce is also a thing that dreams are made of. It’s garlicky and full of fresh herb flavor. I could eat this stuff on anything.
But my absolute favorite signature Fogo item (aside from the meats) is their pão de queijo (warm cheese bread). It’s light but chewy, perfectly cheesy, with a crispy outside. I can’t even explain how good this stuff is. I wish I could make it at home but know this is something better left to the pros.
Time for meat! On the table is a two sided colored disk for each person. One side is green, old chang kee delivery one side is red – leave the green side up and the meat parade will begin, leave the red side up and they’ll know you’re all set.
Since I don’t eat red meat I waved on the beef and lamb. The servers old chang kee delivery were hip to my preference and all of a sudden a deluge of white meat came our way. I enjoyed pork sausages, chicken wrapped in bacon, and parmesan pork.
Overall, our dining experience at Fogo was perfect, just as I expected. The meats were juicy and perfectly cooked, the salad bar was refreshed constantly, old chang kee delivery the ambiance was cozy and elegant. But the thing that makes Fogo so dang good is the service. Not 30 seconds went by without more meat skewers being proffered, my iced tea was refreshed after 2 sips every time, hosts made the rounds just to make sure we didn’t need anything else. A total of probably 15 waitstaff members checked in with us over the course of the meal. Some may think that’s overkill but at a place like Fogo, its not. It’s just amazing service that has made a repeat customer out of me.
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The menu catering staff goes around the restaurant with large skewers (coming from "churrasco", conc

"Brazilian" , "Midtown West" , "Restaurant" menu catering , "new york" Churrasco at Fogo De Chao Brazilian steakhouse in NYC, New York
Fogo de Chao (means "fire on the ground" in Portuguese) is a Brazilian steakhouse located Midtown Manhattan that opened few months ago, in December menu catering 2013. It is a chain in fact with multiple locations in Brazil, where it originated, and in the US (Boston, Philadelphia, Miami, Las Vegas...).  menu catering
Typically, when you know you are going to a Brazilian steakhouse, you know you need to wear stretch pants, because it is all you can eat. Now, that is what I call paradise menu catering for meat lovers! And it is not all you can eat passable food most of the time: it is all you can stuff in high quality meat. Here is how it works:
The menu catering staff goes around the restaurant with large skewers (coming from "churrasco", concept of grilling skewers of meat over a wood fire, the churrascaria being the restaurant serving them) and will check a chip that is given to you, at your table. The chip has two sides: green and red.
The portions may not seem big, but you can ask for more and do not forget that they are walking around anyway, ready to serve you again. Before I go into detail more about the feast I had, let me tell you few things about the place itself.
I guess I could describe it as an elegant, dramatic, stunning 16,000 square feet restaurant. At the entrance, you can see a huge representation of O Lacador (a gaucho in traditional outfit), symbol of Porto Allegre where this place originated in 1979.
These sausages are seasoned with garlic and paprika, and slow cooked.
The meats were really good and of high quality, tender and juicy. The outside had a nice char and, sometimes, you could taste a bit of salt that enhanced the flavor of the meat. My favorite was the filet mignon, the flank steak, menu catering the ribeye and the leg of lamb. My least favorite was the bottom sirloin and prime, but it might be because of the cuts they served me.
These sides are pretty standard for this type of restaurant. My favorite was the fried banana. You may think these are plantains, but they are bananas that are simply fried with a bit of condensed milk, giving them this nice sugary coating.
I am glad that Fogo de Chao came to NYC. Not that there are no churrascaria in the city, the most known being Churrascaria Plataforma, with one location close by, but because they definitely serve some great pieces of meat that puts them on the top of NYC steakhouses. One thing I should add is that if you are vegetarian, you can just get the salad bar, or they propose a fish of the day. Sorry, I did not and will not try them, preferring to indulge in what this place is known for, but if they are as good as the meat, you may not regret it!

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The Hotel Bostón of Zaragoz to enjoy 5 star, it is one of the best hotels in Zaragoza. Inside, in addition cipriani new york to large banquet halls, there are two places where you can sample the cuisine: the cafeteria, very comfortable, stylish and bright street level, and the Coral Restaurant, this is on floor -1, mechanical down stairs right next to the banquet rooms.
Everything in the Hotel Bostón is elegant, very neat, clean, detail. Their service is very professional and polite. The restaurant is not least very large tables, without strain, distance between more than enough tables, elegant decoration and the treatment of their service. Feature non smoking area, thanks. When we booked the table and we said we wanted to meter nonsmoking told us that this area was full but that would make us a hole ... I thought: to put us in an uncomfortable place ?, nope, to get informed us that we They had put off the hallway cipriani new york ... it was a perfect place, in many restaurants what the meter said it was the place he had succeeded, though not as good as you would like, it would have been the best place by far.
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Second we turbot with squid and Beef steak. The turbot was s ensacional, explendido, well presented, obviously very fresh and at their point of oration. The steak very tender Beef, grilled at the point of fire and salt, however had a sauce that if I had realized requests that brought me in a separate container, meat of this quality for my needs no sauce , steals prominence, however it tasted great.
Wine, took a Azpilicueta Crianza Tinto, Foster 2004, very good, more than adequate, appropriate point on wood, very nice pace and lightweight, comfortable. Served perfectly into a basket to not alter it.
With dessert, courtesy of the hotel (put it on the menu), we asked what we wanted dessert wine or liquor, I ordered a pacharan, we sacaraon a cold bottle of sloe gin and left on the table for us to take whoever we wanted Thanks, a detail that while entering the menu is much appreciated.
In short: recommended 100%, at least in the gastronomic days. If you are interested boston hotel's website is fully updated and can see menus each week. God Bless You. Category: Restaurant within a fork. Address: Avda de las Torres, 28 CP. 50008 City: Zaragoza Remarks: cipriani new york restaurant "Coral". Lunch and dinner except Sunday night (for weekly rest)
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The churrascaria is a great friend catering singapore to the tight-fisted carnivore. Brazilians are spectacular at high-temperature grilling of well-salted, marinated meats on skewers, and generally serve them at very attractive prices. All-you-can-eat churrascarias run about $25 a head; you can load up again and again, aided by servers who bring the skewers right to your table. By contrast, weigh-your-plate places charge a flat fee per pound for only what you take from the big buffet catering singapore of stewed meat dishes, legumes, starches, salads, and other sides, plus any grilled meats. Mix Flavor Brazilian Grill, a new churrascaria located near Somerville's Union Square, falls into this second camp, charging a mere $5.99 per pound.
Many Brazilian hot-buffet catering singapore dishes are stews that don't suffer much on a steam table. Get a little scoop of everything you see: some julienned, barely cooked greens; surprisingly flavorful long-grain white rice; tasty stewed pinto beans; feijoada, catering singapore a rich black-bean stew loaded with tasty pork bits (including bacon, ribs, hocks, and tails); farofa (a powdery, grain-like preparation of cassava flour) with sausage; carne de panela, catering singapore a fine beef and root-vegetable stew; chicken sautéed with brightly catering singapore flavored orange peppers; some green salad and pickles; a sunny-side-up fried egg; cigar-shaped rice croquettes; perhaps a chunk of fried yucca. Judiciously scooped, you have loaded up one heaping plate. Ask questions if you're uncertain what's catering singapore what: the staff's English is decent and they're very friendly and helpful. Get another empty plate.
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Finally a good Puerto Rican restaurant in Boston! Vejigantes Restaurant serves great, affordable, authentic Puerto Rican cuisine. The restaurant's catering menu decor takes you right back to Old San Juan in Puerto Rico. A great new spot, just a minutes away from the center of the Back Bay! 
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Aida loves a good mojito and Vejigantes delivered catering menu just that! The sugar cane garnish was a nice addition. We thought the $10 price tag on the Mojito was a bit high. Yet, it was not watered down and the flavor was great!
First we had a sample of Vejigantes Crema de Plátano de Doña Carmen (Doña Carmen Special Recipe Cream of Plantain). The samples were huge; larger than most soup cups at other restaurants. The best part...they catering menu were on the house! The texture of the cream of plantain was almost like a potato soup. The plantain flavor was present but did not overpower our palate. Top the soup with a bit of Vejigantes house made hot sauce to put this dish over the top! A great way to start the meal! 
As our first appetizer we ordered the Bacalaitos Fritos (Codfish Fritters). These Bacalaitos tasted catering menu just like the ones we've had right next to beach in sunny Puerto Rico while visiting Aida's family. Delicious! The batter did not overpower the codfish flavor but most importantly they were not greasy. A must have when visiting Vejigantes! 
Our second catering menu appetizer were the Pastelillos de Jueyes (Crabmeat Empanadas). The pastelillos were served cut in half which made the filling fall out when we picked them up. Apart from that, the flavor of the fresh crabmeat was delightful, full of traditional latin flavors, and the pastelillos were deliciously crispy! 
Aida ordered Vejigantes' Mofongo Tradicional de Plátano catering menu (Traditional catering menu Mashed Plantains with Pork). Traditionally mofongos are served with a protein served on the side. Vejigantes mashes their plantains along with the meat which uniformly combines them, making every bite the perfect bite! Our only complaint would be that some of the pieces of pork inside the mofongo were soggy and others were pure fat. Yet, as a whole the mofongo was very well-prepared!
James ordered Vejigantes' Churrasco con Salsa Chimichurri (Grilled Skirt Steak with Chimichurri Sauce). The churrasco was a little catering menu overdone, which is not surprising considering it is a skirt steak. The sauce had a mild lemon flavor, which added a nice hint of freshness to the dish. As a side James had Arroz con Gandules catering menu (Spanish Rice with Green Pigeons Peas). The rice was a little dry, however the flavor was good. The Churrasco was a delicious steal at only $16! 
We could not leave Vejigantes without having some dessert. First we had the Tres Leches (Tree Milks Cake). Aida found it to be a bit overly sweet. On the other hand, the cake was moist and the overall flavor catering menu was delectable! 
Our final dish at Vejigantes were the Casquitos de Guayaba con Queso (Bites of Guava Paste with White Cheese). This traditional Puerto Rican dessert was straightforward and delicious! A great way to end our meal at Vejigantes! 
We recommend Vejigantes Restaurant to anyone looking for good Puerto Rican or just good food period around Boston. The space is small, so we suggest making a reservation, especially if you plan on eating dinner. We have never had so much food at any restaurant but we could not get enough of Vejigantes catering menu delicious food! The plating was impeccable, the service was great, the prices were outstanding, and the food was delicious...we will definitely be back! 
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August is shaping up to be “Crazy New Chains” month. After weeks of being all carts all the time, it looks like Midtown has switched gears. Last week it was the piada , and yesterday we heard about the middle eastern Chipotle , and the kolache . But out of all of those, I think I’m most excited for this latest one… Barros Lucco: a new, Chilean occasions catering quick service lunch spot taking over the old 99 Miles to Philly location on 52nd and 2nd. That particular out of bounds location seems a tad bit cursed, since it has seen burgers , and philly cheesesteaks fail in succession. But these are Chilean sandwiches! Something you can’t get anywhere else in Midtown.
The menu will not only feature Chilean sandwiches, like the churrasco, and chacarero, but also the completo- a Chilean hot dog topped with mayo and mashed avocado. The owner was born in Chile, and the Barros Luco website links to two posts I wrote about an actual Chilean completo and churrasco, so I have high hopes that this place will be bringing the real deal to Midtown. Want to see what they are supposed to look like? Check it out after the jump.
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omg omg chacareros!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Chacareros were my JAM in Boston, and I was mourning their passing along with Filene’s basement but it looks like they’ve re-opened in a new spot? hopefully this Midtown location will make me a veggie chacarero to match the Boston occasions catering version– spicy pickled green beans and LOTS of avocado!
@Zach the window is gone, they tore that whole building down, but there are two different actual stores in downtown crossing area still, i moved down here last summer so don’t know if anything has changed since then
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We went back to school! For the last time ... I can not believe it's been three years that I wrote the first post of this blog. Already used both with the lifestyle here in the US I can not even get so much to write. Before I write about the bizarre things I saw here, but now I think I will come as bizarre city salads as things!
Last year is really cool because I'm finally making good classes, classes that everyone wants to come but can not because they fill very fast. The scheme here is so, everyone chooses city salads the classes, that is, you never have to take a class that does not want. I think the Brazilian schools should be so! It makes the students are much more dedicated as they are there because they want to, not because they need.
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Colorful, welcoming, and affordable, Camino Real offers food a notch above much of the spicy fare along Allston s fast food row. For little more than pocket change you can fill up on plantanos, tostones, or sopa. For not much more you can partake of a tender sirloin steak with chimichurri sauce, or deep fried whole sea bass. Opened 11 years ago by a family of Colombians and their Guatemalan in-laws, the place is a favorite of immigrants, who bring their families on weekends for a taste of home.
Camino Real also caters banquets, and judging from the menu s array of traditional Colombian sushiritto specialties, these must be tantalizing affairs. There is something for all palates: grilled sushiritto beef or chicken for taste buds residing firmly north of the border, boiled tongue, pork rind, and Colombian sausage for those with more paisa -worthy appetites.
We stopped for lunch on a quiet weekday, as a Colombian soccer match played sushiritto quietly on a big-screen television. The bright yellow, red, and blue color scheme puts diners in a tropical mood, with help from a selection of juices ($2.80), sushiritto including banana, soursop, guava, blackberry, mango, passion fruit, papaya, and pineapple. We ordered papaya juice and a platter of fried green plantains with guacamole ($7.48) to tide us over while we struggled with the menu choices; we craved absolutely everything.
It was unfortunate in a way that the plantains were fried to such perfection, the guacamole sushiritto so irresistibly creamy and tart we obliterated it without budgeting, stomachwise, for the copious offerings to come. Since we never pass up the chance to devour homemade tamales (right), we dug into a Tamal Colombiano ($9.81), a flavorful pillow of masa wrapped in plaintain leaf and laden with pork rind, chicken, pork ribs, and vegetables. The dish was accompanied by a mesa of buttery rice and fresh cole slaw with raisins. We were rewarded for our choice of Churrasco ($14.95). The juicy grilled 12-ounce sirloin steak, served sushiritto with rice, salad, plump French fries, and a tub of piquant chimichurri, a green sauce made with olive oil, vinegar, parsley, and lime, is surely one of the better deals in town. A generous order of tasty Carne Asada ($11.22) grilled beef arrived with salad, sweet plantains, rice, and beans subtly spiced in the regional tradition.
Camino Real also offers a tempting list of seafood dishes, including shrimp, either six grilled, with rice and salad ($12.62), eight breaded and fried ($12.62), or folded into yellow rice with peas, carrots, tomato, and scallion sushiritto ($12.62). Among other seafood offerings: deep-fried trout ($12.15), grilled sushiritto cod fillet ($14.02), sushiritto and deep-fried whole bass ($14.02). Soups (small, $6.54; large, $8.88) are fish, chicken, sushiritto and Mondongo, a Latin American staple made from slow-cooked diced tripe and vegetables, including carrots, sushiritto onions, bell peppers, and cabbage, simmered with tomato, garlic, and cilantro.
If any are left from the breakfast rush, be sure to try some arepa ($3.74) with cheese, the sweet, round, unleavened cornmeal patty that s the native bread of Colombia and its neighbors. It also appears in some of the restaurant s meat dishes, grilled like polenta.
We were too full for dessert, but four are available, including Crema de Caramelo, or flan ($3.74), and figs with cheese ($3.74). Camino Real is hoping to get a liquor license soon, but in the meantime there are all those juices, sodas, iced tea ($1.87), sushiritto coffee sushiritto ($1.87), and hot chocolate ($2.80). And yes, there are empanadas beef or chicken, at $1.40 each.
Camino Real, 48 Harvard Ave., Allston, is open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a week. The restaurant takes all major credit cards. For takeout orders, call 617-254-5088 or fax 617-254-9475. sushiritto Delivery is available. By public transportation, take the MBTA Green Line B trolley to Commonwealth Avenue and Harvard Avenue, or the number 66 bus to the Brighton Avenue stop.
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We are Caribbean food enthusiast, Aida is, after all, from Puerto Rico. Therefore, every time we hear of a Puerto Rican, emporio de los sandwiches Dominican, or Cuban restaurant we can't help but give it a try! We have been hearing of Merengue Restaurant in Dochester for awhile now and last night we finally decided to give it a try.  
We were welcomed by a friendly host and led into the main dinning room which to our surprise featured live music. The decor is bright with lots of island flare, which is fitting given that Merengue specializes in Dominican cuisine. emporio de los sandwiches We ordered a couple of cocktails, sticking to the classics, a Cuba Libre for James and a Mojito for Aida. Merengue emporio de los sandwiches does not serve watered emporio de los sandwiches down drinks. Rum was the dominant flavor in both of these drinks. 
To start we ordered the small Picadera Merengue with fried cheese. This is a sampler platter of yuca sticks, fried plantains or tostones, and fried pork, beef, and chicken chunks. The meat was perfectly fried! It was not dried out, crispy, and flavorful! The fried cheese was addictive, the yuca sticks were light and fluffy, and the tostones were as good as any we've ever had! Everything was improved by being slightly dunked in the garlic mojo acompaning the dish. 
James decided to order the 8.oz Grilled Churrasco Steak with Chimichurri Sauce accompanied by white rice and coconut pigeon peas. On paper this dish sounds delicious, however it disappointed. The steak was chewy and lacked seasoning and the coconut pigeon peas were served lukewarm at best. This dish needs improvement. 
Aida ordered the Chicharrón de Pollo with Mofongo. Chicharrón de Pollo are delicious fried breaded chicken chunks. Mofongo is smashed fried plantain with pork. The Mofongo was flavorful but the pork skin inside was soggy and unappetizing. The fried chicken was the star of this dish! It was well seasoned and deliciously crispy! 
For dessert we ordered the vanilla Flan. This custardy dessert was delicious! The strawberries added a nice freshness to the dish. The Flan had an awesome silky texture and was not overly sweet. A great ending to our meal! 
Merengue Restaurant is great spot to grub on some traditional Dominican emporio de los sandwiches food. The service and atmosphere were both excellent. There is plenty of on street parking and it is just a short 10 minute drive from the Back Bay. We would recommend emporio de los sandwiches Merengue to people looking for good food and drinks at more than reasonable prices. 
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NOVOVĹČIK - Stories IV. | HUMAN SOCIETY SLOVAKIA
Some are trying to record their stories, others capture their feelings, others turn to draw or paint their experiences. In any event, this activity, which does not leave indifferent surrounding world. And that's what we want! Young people to cope with a reality that they will transform it, not vice versa. Simply the fact that not to adopt the shape of the liquid container calhouns to which they are poured. Today's try and contributors of Novoveská Vlčík - school students in Nova Ves nad Žitavou. We have selected for you a few posts.
Maybe someone will say that writing calhouns about classmates is stupid. But I can say, so what? So you write more about my classmates. calhouns It's because they have some terrible advice. They are the best people, except of course my family. I love that our bursts of laughter. They are great. We degus and the following year we will have to say goodbye. It's very sad. However, I believe that the more experience a lot of psiny.
For example, I recently through a body did not work out. I sat on a bench and classmates decided that they play football. Once started, if only the view was to laugh. One classmate calhouns severely whistle when it directed calhouns the ball. We laughed because the guys played as if they were under the cap. Run, run and suddenly bang, and are on the ground! Another classmate when he had the ball, looked like dancing Irish dance. Or three classmates were fighting calhouns for the ball, but it did not receive even one, but they all found themselves on the ground. It was so funny to me tears began to flow.
Experiencing a lot of humor and outside the school. Once we were on the trip, when a classmate did something that did not. We just ran and he took off his shirt. Fortunately, those worst classmates went. When you occasionally say something nasty in turn is always calhouns justified. If I had to write all the wonderful moments with them, I probably would not book was not enough.
Experiences a lot. I know that if I go to the middle, I'll find there also a lot of friends. But I know it will never be like to fill. I survived calhouns them the most beautiful moments. This is to say that I love you and never forget you.
I looked at the teacher, and suddenly as if I fell asleep. I found myself in a world where no math. I had the great pleasure of it. My classmates were there with me, had the pleasure also.
She came to me one ... do not even know who he was. It was like being fabulous. Spoke to me, and I was completely out. Also did not like mathematics. Everywhere were signs, huge banners. On them were: i hate Math! IT'S traposina! Hahaha ...! I laughed because it was true. And when I saw around me those strange characters, I said to myself: "I hope you'll stay forever. I do not want to go anywhere else! "
As soon as I said it, I suddenly have read and hear his name: "Mishka, how much is 2352 x 8?" And that was after an amazing country! It was again an hour. Fortunately, the bell rang for a break, so I missed the example are calculated. Thank God!
Originally hot dog from Germany, where it is called "frankfurter" the city of Frankfurt. The first "Frankfurter" began to sell in the US and in 60 - ies of the 18th century. Americans called them "dachshund sausages" (badger sausages). Dachshund dog with a long body and short legs from Germany.
One day in 1906 drafter jokes Tad Dorgan went to a baseball game. When he saw a man with a hot sausages, he got an idea. The next day the newspapers appeared the image of dogs and badger meat in the middle. Dorgan did not know how to properly spell "dachshund", therefore the drawing wrote: "Get your hot dogs!"
Drawing and writing the drawing were sensational. When he went the next day for baseball, vendors walked among viewers calhouns and provoking: "Get your hot dogs!" Since then, the name gradually calhouns become established calhouns throughout the world.
The dog lives with humans forever. People most often bred German Shepherd, Labrador, dachshund, German Spitz, Golden Retriever. Water favorites breeds include terrier West Bison, Yorkshire Terrier, Chihuahua, Maltese was.
Puppies are born blind and deaf. When a female is born, so it sometimes takes longer. For example, calhouns Labrador give birth to one pup to an hour. Some pups are born by Caesarean section. It depends on the breed, for example, English Bulldog, because it has a big head. In some breeds of pups born of a different color. calhouns For example, the Dalmatian is born without dots, dots appeared to him after several weeks. Shar Pei was born with a pink tongue and after a few weeks it will turn black.
Dogs are most commonly used as police dogs, fire dogs for the blind, the grazing cattle and for the treatment of sick people. Police dogs are used to search for drugs and catching criminals. Fire dogs to search for people in the rubble. Dogs behave in the household of joy, fun, but also to guard.
I got an interesting book, which describes HALLOWEEN. Although this "time killer" is over, I would like to share with you the experiences that are always up to date and lead to ponder what position we take in