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Esthetic Implant Therapy and Restoration in the Edentulous Maxilla: A Simplified Protocol
Karim Dada and Marwan Daas
Based on clinical, radiographic, and computer analysis, the simplified clinical protocols described in this book represent a revolution in the rehabiliation of the edentulous maxilla. The treatment strategy highlights a standardized esthetic analysis and focuses on the importance of the preparatory phases as well as of effective communication among the members of the treatment team. The authors outline the design principles and clinical methodology for different treatment options, step by step, and discuss indications for immediate loading, delivery of a fixed prosthesis shortly after the surgery, flapless surgery, and the all-on-four treatment concept, all of which can be used to limit postoperative difficulties for the patient. By simplifying the surgical and prosthetic protocols, the authors of this book have developed predictable esthetic treatment strategies that will be applicable to the largest number of patients and possible by the largest number of clinicians.
Esthetic Analysis � Preparatory Phase � Implant Indications � Immediate Loading and Provisionalization � Types of Prosthesis � The All-on-Four Concept
224 pp; 406 illus; Available Summer 2014
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iPad for Dentists: Digital Communication in Dentistry for the Patient and for the Team
Mario Imburgia
iPadentistry is an innovative approach to digital dentistry that simplifies the use of smile design protocols for chairside digital communication. The author demonstrates, step by step, how to apply the smile design technique in everyday cases as well as how to use this technique of visual communication to educate patients. Learn to encourage awareness and confidence in patients and how to increase their acceptance of treatment plans. Discover how this method can improve communication among the entire dental team.
ContentsDigital Communication in Dentistry � User-Friendly Technology � 5 Effective Tools � Ethical and Interactive Communication � WiFi Connection as a Business Tool � Photographic Equipment � Tablet and Display � Applications � Esthetic Previews for Simple and Complex Cases � Digital Tooth Library � The Paperless Dental Practice
168 pp; 383 illus; ISBN 978-88-7492-194-2; Available Summer 2014
The Complete Denture: A Careful Pathway, Second Edition
Michael I. MacEntee
This completely updated step-by-step manual provides the knowledge and skill needed for clinicians to effectively rehabilitate patients who are completely edentulous. Treatment involving complete dentures is not simply a mechanical skill: It demands an accurate diagnosis of systemic and local problems as well as a focus on prosthetic design. In this book, the author expands on these essential skills as he describes a standardized pathway based on scientific principles to mastering the art of fabricating a complete denture.
iBook only; Available Summer 2014
Cone Beam Computed Tomography in Dental, Oral and Maxillofacial Medicine: Principles, Diagnosis and Treatment Planning, Second Edition (Book/DVD-ROM set)
J�rg Neugebauer and Joachim E. Z�ller
Now available in an atlas format with enlarged illustrations, the original best-selling book on CBCT has been completely revised to cover the plethora of new developments since its publication. In the first part of the book, the authors introduce the basic principles of CBCT, how to optimize CBCT image quality, the system parameters for clinical applications, and relevant aspects of the anatomy of the facial skeleton. The second part provides case examples of relevant indications and findings to demonstrate the possible applications of CBCT in dental diagnosis and treatment planning. The third part discusses the use of CBCT in implant dentistry, particularly in conjunction with other CAD/CAM technology for implant treatment planning, bone augmentation, and surgical template fabrication as well as for postoperative evaluation and management of complications. Further instruction is included on the accompanying DVD-ROM with 30 CBCT data sets ready for analysis and discovery. A tutorial gives an introduction to the use of the software and the routine interpretation of CBCT images.
288 pp (approx); 523 illus (approx); Available Summer 2014
Piezoelectric Bone Surgery: A New Paradigm
Tomaso Vercellotti
This comprehensive and practical book introduces the fundamentals and practical elements of piezoelectric bone surgery as advanced by the author. The introductory chapters are dedicated to acquiring skills in ultrasonic techniques that enable operators to gain expertise. The clinical chapters outline the step-by-step protocol for piezoelectric surgery for the most essential techniques: surgical extraction, implant surgery, sinus elevation, bone grafting, ridge expansion, orthodontic microsurgery, and maxillofacial surgery. The reader will be amazed by the array of innovations that will revolutionize bone surgery.
The Concept � Cut Characteristics � The Technology � Manual Skills � Scientific Evidence � Clinical Piezosurgery � Extraction � Implant Treatment � Split Crest � Bone Grafting � Orthodontics � Maxillofacial Microsurgery � Wedge Implant
Available Summer 2014
Cell-to-Cell Communication: Periodontal Regeneration
Bernd Stadlinger and Hendrik Terheyden
Occlusion in Restorative Dentistry: State of the Science�State of the Art
Martin Gross
Routes for Excellence in Restorative Dentistry: Mastery for Beginners and Experts (Two Volumes)
Edited by Luiz Narciso Baratieri et al
Excellence in restorative dentistry requires a lifetime of learning and improvement, and the best way to start is through instruction from skilled masters. This two-volume book consolidates the essential concepts and protocols for restorative dentistry. The authors provide an up-to-date review of the direct and indirect restorative techniques in composite resin and amalgam and include the kind of guidance that only comes from years of experience. Each technique is accompanied by exquisite photographic sequences that beautifully demonstrate the steps.
Nomenclature and Classification � Cavity Preparation � Instruments and Material � Isolation � Adhesion � Composite
Resins � Polymerization � Light, Color, and Characterization � Direct Restorations Using Composite Resins
� Class III � Class IV � Class V � Tooth Fragment Reattachment � Direct Composite Resin Veneers � Diastema �
Finishing and Polishing � Class I � Class II � Restoration Using Silver Amalgam � Impression Materials and Techniques
� Provisional Restorations � Adhesive Cementation � Intrarradicular Posts � Anterior Crowns � Laminate
Veneers � Inlay and Onlay Restorations � Posterior Crowns
760 pp (approx); 2,000 illus; Available Summer 2014
Glossary of Preventive Dentistry and Periodontology CD-Rom
Edited by Niklaus P. Lang, Mariano Sanz, and William V. Giannobile
This electronic glossary, compiled by an international panel of experts in prevention and periodontology, contains more than 2,000 terms. The glossary offers straightforward definitions and pertinent scientific and clinical information about terms in the areas of anatomy and morphology, etiology, pathogenesis/immunology, peri-implant diseases, classification, epidemiology, prevention, diagnosis, radiology, nonsurgical therapy, surgery, reevaluation/maintenance, systemic manifestations/periodontal medicine, and clinical research/statistics. The glossary also features numerous photographs, illustrations, and tables to further elucidate the meanings of the entries. An exceptional resource for anyone needing to communicate in the clinical and scientific language of prevention and periodontology.
Available Fall 2014
Illustrated Guide to Injectable Fillers: Basics, Indications, Uses
Hema Sundaram, Gerhard Sattler, and Boris Sommer
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Review: A Study Guide
Din Lam and Daniel Laskin
This comprehensive text, prepared by experts in their field, provides a quick and effective way for both residents and busy clinicians to review important information and published literature in dentoalveolar surgery and implantology, anesthesiology, medicine, pathology, orthognathic surgery, craniofacial and reconstructive surgery, cosmetic surgery, and TMJ disorders and facial pain, as well as to gain new knowledge in these areas. The content is organized in bullet-point format and complemented by numerous illustrations, tables, and algorithms, making the material easy to remember. This is an excellent resource for board preparation as well as recertification.
Medical Assessment and Management of the Surgical Patient � Anesthesia � Dentoalveolar Surgery � Trauma � Orthognathic Surgery � Craniofacial Surgery � Obstructive Sleep Apnea � Cosmetic Surgery � TMJ Surgery � Facial Pain � Pathology � Reconstruction
Ceramics in Dentistry: Principles and Practice
J. Robert Kelly
This dramatic and living textbook changes the way clinicians can approach the science of ceramics. The author's straightforward approach is combined with an interactive visual program that features 3D models and embedded QR codes, which allow readers to link to video content and relevant websites. The author distills ceramic science to its essence, presents the relevant material characteristics, and addresses restorative concerns, including common fracture patterns for various sites, basic esthetic diagnostic information, and how to choose the best ceramic systems based on the clinical situation. In addition, he provides insight into the limitations of zirconia and zirconia-titanium implant abutments and demonstrates how to cut through manufacturer hype. This is the most fun you will have reading about ceramics.
EVOLUTION: Contemporary Protocols for Anterior Single-Tooth Implants
I�aki Gamborena and Markus Blatz
Bracketless Fixed Lingual Orthodontics
Anna Mariniello and Fabio Cozzolino
The increasing demand for invisible and comfortable orthodontic therapies has encouraged the innovation of brackletless lingual orthodontic treatment, which is accomplished by adapting orthodontic wires to the arch and bonding them directly to the lingual surfaces of the teeth. The authors demonstrate the use of this innovative technique in clinical cases of increasing complexity, from Class I malocclusions to the correction of Class III relationships, bilateral crossbites, and deep and open bites. Cases include analysis of treatment with and without extraction. Bone regeneration by means of orthodontic movements is also discussed.
3D Imaging in Dentistry: From Multiplanar Cephalometry to Virtual Implant Surgery Planning
Giovanna Perrotti, Tiziano Testori, and Massimiliano Politi
The use of 3D imaging allows for superior analysis, more accurate diagnosis, and better awareness and precision in the selection of therapeutic treatments. The creation of volumetric reconstructions from CBCT scans offers further advantages. The aim of this book is to show how 3D imaging can be used in clinical applications. The authors provide the foundational information on volumetric radiology and outline the rationale for use as well as internationally validated protocols.
Bioesthetics in Oral Rehabilitation: Science, Art, and Creativity
Loris Prosper
This book describes a methodology for creating biomimetic restorations that harmonize with the remaining natural teeth. The authors analyze the methodology for each phase of work, including the diagnosis and treatment planning, the stages of preparation and fabrication, and the cementation of the definitive restoration. All the essential components are covered, including occlusal analysis, soft tissue management, color selection, implant considerations, and guidelines for home maintenance. The merits of a multidisciplinary approach are shown within the a functional esthetic paradigm in which the prosthodontist, surgeon, orthodontist, and dental technician work as a close-knit team to ensure a predictable and reproducible result.
Epidemiology � Diagnosis and Treatment Planning � Occlusion � Mucogingival Surgery and Pink Esthetics � The Dental Abutment � Provisional Restoration � Impression Taking � Implant Esthetics � Color � Maintenance of Fixed Prosthetic Restorations
Pediatric Head and Neck Pathology: Clinico-Pathologic and Therapeutic Principles
Robert O. Greer, Robert E. Marx, M. Sherif Said, and Lori D. Prok
The problems attendant to the accurate diagnosis for and proper management of the child with a tumor or disorder of the head and neck represent a substantial challenge to the clinician and pathologist. This work presents a much-needed discussion of both common and uncommon lesions affecting the head and neck region of children. It is designed using a unique, easy-reference format that should allow quick resolution of statistical issues and diagnostic quandaries related to the age, sex, site, and clinical presentation as well as the histopathology and molecular biology of a particular tumor or disorder. The pathogenesis of every lesion is included along with differential diagnostic considerations, management options, and prognosis. The central focus of most chapters is tissue type or a specific disease entity rather than anatomical location. This book will be of interest not only to pathologists but also to oral and maxillofacial surgeons, general dentists, pediatricians, pediatric general surgeons, otolaryngologists, and oncologists.
Available Early 2015
Advanced Laser Surgery in Dentistry
Georgios E. Romanos
Lasers have become an integral part of surgical dental treatment in large part because they allow minimally invasive intervention with little pain and accelerated postoperative healing. This new book displays the current spectrum of advanced applications for surgical lasers in dentistry and showcases the medical benefits. Each surgical protocol is presented with clear case examples and practical tips. The author reviews the use of different wavelengths, the scientific principles behind the protocols, and the fundamental safety considerations to help the reader implement this technology in daily practice, avoid complications, and achieve excellent clinical results.
Laser-Tissue Interactions � Laser Systems � Laser Wound Healing � Oral Biopsies � Oral Surgical Procedures � Bone Surgery � Periodontology � Implant Dentistry � Photodynamic Therapy � Laser Safety
The Alexander Discipline, Volume 3: Unusual and Difficult Cases
R. G. �Wick� Alexander
Following in the footsteps of the previous two volumes, this third volume of the Alexander Discipline, focusing on unusual and difficult cases, demonstrates through the pres�entation of complete patient records how these principles can be used to achieve beautiful, functional, and stable results even in patients requiring creative treatment planning and treatment mechanics. In the situations presented in this book, there is no one right answer to the problem, and the orthodontist must have the confidence and relevant knowledge to formulate the treatment plan most suitable for each patient.
Early Treatment � Borderline Extraction/Nonextraction � Unusual Extraction � Skeletal Problems: Class III � Skeletal Problems: Class II Deep Bite � Impacted Canines � Transposed and Missing Teeth � Adult Treatment
ISBN 978-0-86715-469-6 (B4696); Available Spring 2015
The Biomechanical Foundation of Clinical Orthodontics
Charles J. Burstone and K. C. Choy
All orthodontic treatment modalities, including different brackets, wires, and techniques, can be improved by applying sound biomechanics, yet much of clinical orthodontics today is delivered without consideration of forces or force systems. However, orthodontic hardware itself is only a means to an end point: tooth alignment, bone remodeling, and growth modification. The orthodontist can only achieve these goals by manipulating forces. This book teaches biomechanics in an easy-to-understand and engaging way, using examples outside of orthodontics to illustrate basic force systems and how they function and then applying these principles to the practice of clinical orthodontics. The authors cover all of the force systems an orthodontist needs to understand to deliver effective treatment, explaining how each can be controlled and manipulated and demonstrating the forces at work through exceptional three-dimensional illustrations.
Best Practices in Endodontics: A Desk Reference
Edited by Richard Schwartz, Anthony L. Horalek, and Venkat Canakapalli
This book is a compilation of practical information shared by some of the finest clinical endodontists in the world. Most of the chapters are short and focus on how to perform a single clinical procedure. They are written in simple language with ample photographic support. This book provides guidance for most common endodontic procedures but also for some procedures that are less common, such as how to treat teeth containing Russian Red; surgical extrusion; root submergence; and decompression. Because most of the procedures described are performed under a dental operating microscope, there are chapters on operatory design for microscopic endodontics, microscope ergonomics for the doctor and assistant, and how to set up and use a microscope for photography and video documentation. In addition, three chapters are devoted exclusively to understanding and applying CBCT imaging. Written at a specialist level, the book serves as a desk reference for clinical procedures and as a daily practical guide, but it contains information that is useful to anyone who aspires to perform endodontics at a high level.
Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry (Two Volumes)
John Beumer III, Peter K. Moy, and Robert R. Faulkner, et al
Written by a group of prominent and highly respected surgeons and prosthodontists, this groundbreaking two-volume set will become the definitive textbook and desk reference for dental students and practitioners alike. Volume I, Surgical Principles and Procedures, covers the biologic basis of osseointegration, treatment planning and diagnosis, one- and two-stage placement protocols, hard and soft tissue augmentation procedures, special considerations for the esthetic zone, and management of surgical complications. Volume II, Prosthodontic Principles and Procedures, includes chapters on overdentures and fixed prostheses for the treatment of fully edentulous patients, partially edentulous patients; restoring single- and multiple-tooth defects in the esthetic zone; special considerations for placing implants in growing children and in irradiated tissues; and treatment protocols for implant and orthodontic therapy.
Implant Therapy, Volume 2: Prosthetics and Maintenance Therapy
Mauro Merli
Finally, a comprehensive book on the restoration of implants. This second volume on integrated implant therapy provides in-depth analysis of the prosthetic rehabilitation of implant-supported restorations in complex clinical cases, including single-tooth, partially edentulous, and fully edentulous situations. The diagnostic process is examined from a prosthetic perspective and focuses on the use of digital methodologies for recording data for effective esthetic analysis and functional planning. The author discusses the management of biologic and biomechanical complications. Furthermore, this book includes a section on the role of the dental technician through each phase. The pertinent literature is cited throughout to provide the reader with further background awareness, and clinical cases demonstrate both surgical and prosthetic phases.
Esthetic Diagnosis � Functional Diagnosis � Recording and Transferring Diagnostic Data � The Prosthetic Rehabilitation Plan � Alternative Clinical Solutions � Sequencing the Integrated Treatment Plan � The Provisional Phase � Single-Tooth Rehabilitation � The Partially Edentulous Patient � Orthodontics � Maxillofacial Surgery � The Edentulous Patient � Biologic Complications � Biomechanical Complications � Maintenance of Peri-Implant Health
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Our theme today is "wheels" and some of the exceptional things they bring to Our Town.
At the Harley-Davidson Museum tonight, there's a tres cool look at motorcycles and biker imagery. Oscar-nominated costume designer Deborah Nadoolman Landis heads a discussion of the influence of the rebel black leather jacket on American pop culture.
"Hey, Johnny. What are you rebelling against?"
"Waddya got?" Check out the discussion details here.
Then Turner Hall hosts a 9 p.m. screening of the steel-wheel train trip saga "Big Easy Express."
And Festa Italiana celebrates its 35th anniversary with a "Wheels and Heels Rush" charity run. More on that and the festival here.
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Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2011
NEW YORK (AP) — Elizabeth Taylor adored jewels.
The late Hollywood star amassed one of the foremost jewelry collections in the world during her lifetime. They include pieces given to her by the great loves of her life -- actor Richard Burton and theater and film producer Mike Todd.
Christie's auction house is selling her complete jewelry collection in New York on Dec. 13-14.
Among the most iconic pieces is a 33.19-carat diamond ring from Burton, whom she married twice. It's expected to fetch up to $3 million.
Todd, her third husband, gave Taylor a Cartier ruby necklace, matching earrings and bracelet while they vacationed in the south of France. It made her so happy she jumped in the pool wearing all the pieces. They will be sold separately
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More and more people are becoming part of the nonbeliever/atheist population of the U.S.
A 2013 poll by the Brookings Institute found that 39 percent of the country felt that atheists are making this country worse, and 31 percent felt nonbelievers were making this country worse. What exactly have nonbelievers/atheists done to make this country worse?
A good majority of atheists and nonbelievers have stood up for the rights of all. Most believe in compassion, integrity, being reasonable, equality. What is wrong about that?
They stand up against bigotry, hatred, intolerance. They ask that all in this country be given a chance for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. I see nothing wrong with that and most reasonable people wouldn't either.
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A project two years in the making should have Willow Park drivers seeing construction for the first part of 2013, but it will be well worth it in the end.
Work on a 2.16 mile long freeway ramp connecting Farm-to-Market Road 5 with westbound Interstate 20 began earlier this month with funds from the Texas Department of Transportation. The $2.03 million project is expected to be completed sometime in the summer of 2013, according to Val Lopez, public information officer with the Fort Worth District of TxDOT.
Lopez said the project, which involves the relocation of exit ramps between FM 5 and Ranch House Road, has been in the planning stages for about two years with TxDOT, Parker County and the city of Willow Park all working together. While two years may seem like a long time for a road project, Lopez says it's all a matter of "dotting i's and crossing t's."
"The building of the highway, or any highway, represents a major capital investment," Lopez said. "(The timeframe) is completely normal when it comes to road construction. We wanted to make sure all the funding was available. We had to do some environmental work as well to make sure everything was in line before we started."
While construction is going on, only one lane will be worked on at a time by Jay Mills Contracting of Stephenville, which has done a lot of road construction work in the area, including the ongoing South Main Street project in Weatherford. Lopez said because of the lack of traffic being affected, work will go on throughout the first half of 2013 and shouldn't cause any traffic delays


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Some people love boy nerds while others can live happily without them. Whether you love them or not, you might be interested to know if the baby name you are considering has a nerdy namesake. The world's most famous nerds are:
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4-star eco-friendly hotel in Copenhagen (Nyhavn - Amalienborg) near Nyhavn
With a stay at Hotel Neptun, you'll be centrally located in Copenhagen, steps from Royal Danish Playhouse and Nyhavn.
This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Amalienborg Palace and Frederik's Church.
Make yourself at home in one of the 133 guestrooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have deep soaking bathtubs and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and complimentary weekday newspapers.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center or take in the view from a rooftop terrace and a terrace. This hotel also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), a television in the lobby, and tour/ticket assistance.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Hotel Neptun. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, a computer station, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 4-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center.
A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. This eco-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, a rooftop terrace, and a terrace. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Hotel Neptun is a smoke-free property.
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Hotel Neptun has a restaurant on site.
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: DKK 155 for adults and DKK 85 for children (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: DKK 25 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: DKK 25 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Pet fee: DKK 175 per pet, per stay
- Crib (infant bed) fee: DKK 265 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
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Earlier today, he unearthed some old photographs and posted them on my Timeline.


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I Hate My Teenage daughter aired from November 2011 until ? on FOX.
I HATE MY TEENAGE DAUGHTER is a new multi-camera family comedy starring Jaime Pressly and Katie Finneran as single moms, best friends - and former nerds - who fear their privileged and overly indulged daughters are turning out just like the mean girls who picked on them in high school.
ANNIE (Pressly), who was raised in an ultra-strict, über-religious household where she had little-to-no freedom, pretty much allows her daughter, SOPHIE (Kristi Lauren), to do whatever she wants. Annie's best friend NIKKI (Finneran), once an unpopular, overweight social pariah, is now a pretty Southern belle who also allows her daughter, MACKENZIE (Aisha Dee), to do as she pleases.
The moms have given the girls everything they've asked for and everything they never had: clothes, money and self-esteem. The unintended consequence is that they have created two mean girls just like the ones who tortured them years ago.
The series also stars Eric Sheffer Stevens as Annie's ex-husband MATT, who wants to be a good parent, but doesn't know what that even means; Kevin Rahm as Matt's brother JACK, a father figure to Sophie whose meddling would annoy Annie more if she didn't have such a crush on him; and Chad L. Coleman as GARY, Nikki's ex-husband, who also tries to help raise his challenging daughter, but the couple's complicated relationship often makes his involvement more difficult.
As their daughters begin to experience their first high school dances and other life-changing teen events, Annie and Nikki are often reminded of their own tortured adolescent years. But when Sophie and Mackenzie's mean-girl antics cross the line, the moms quickly realize that they must, for the first time, dole out some real punishment and fix what is broken. They have no idea how to do that, but they do know one thing: They can't do it without each other.
I HATE MY TEENAGE DAUGHTER is produced by Bonanza Productions, Inc. in association with Warner Bros. Television. Sherry Bilsing-Graham ("The New Adventures of Old Christine," "Friends") and Ellen Kreamer ("The New Adventures of Old Christine," "Friends") are executive producers. The series is written by Bilsing-Graham and Kreamer. Andy Ackerman ("Seinfeld," "The New Adventures of Old Christine") executive-produced and directed the pilot.
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I Hate My Teenage Daughter
(Series -- Fox, Wed. Nov. 30, 9:30 p.m.)
By Brian Lowry
Filmed in Los Angeles by Gavin & Roxie Prods. in association with Warner Bros. Television. Executive producers, Sherry Bilsing-Graham, Ellen Kreamer; producer, Lisa Helfrich Jackson; director, Andy Ackerman; writers, Bilsing-Graham, Kreamer.
Annie Watson - Jaime Pressly
Nikki Miller - Katie Finneran
Sophie - Kristi Lauren
Mackenzie - Aisha Dee
Matt - Eric Sheffer Stevens
Jack - Kevin Rahm
Gary - Chad L. Coleman
Memo to Fox: A series likely to be slapped around by critics probably ought not to lead with its chin by using "hate" in the title. But hey, live and learn, which is more charitable than what can be said about the divorced moms in "I Hate My Teenage Daughter," whose painful high-school memories are exacerbated by raising beautiful "mean girl" daughters. Having seen two episodes, a premise that might harbor feature potential plays like an irritating whine -- and ought to test the good will of its "X Factor" lead-in.
"Why are they so mean to us?" protest moms Annie (played by "My Name Is Earl's" Jaime Pressly) and Nikki (Katie Finneran)about their 14-year-old divas, Sophie (Kristi Lauren) and Mackenzie (Aisha Dee), respectively.
Both dads are also still in the picture, with Nikki newly divorced from Gary ("The Wire's" Chad L. Coleman) and Annie having long since split from band member Matt (Eric Sheffer Stevens), who has a bad case of Peter Pan syndrome. Still, her real secret crush is on his brother Jack ("Desperate Housewives'" Kevin Rahm), and within their interplay actually resides the germ of hope for a better show.
As is, "I Hate My Teenage Daughter" derives the lion's share of its comedy from Pressly's boundless energy and the amusing aspects of her character's back story -- having been raised under such a strict religious upbringing, we're told, she "dressed like a sister wife" or a character from "Little House on the Prairie." At least that offers some explanation why the otherwise-lovely mom is so eager to live vicariously through her daughter, whose attendance (or not) at a school dance after misbehaving provides the premiere's wispy plot line.
Created by Sherry Bilsing-Graham and Ellen Kreamer, the series actually possesses reality-based underpinnings in parents' confusion dealing with today's sexualized, multitasking teens, as Annie labors to keep Sophie from going to school resembling a call girl. By contrast, Nikki is so desperate for her daughter's approval she can barely mount any resistance.
That foundation, however, pretty much crumbles amid the broad tone, constant squabbling and improbabilities, such as having all the exes and kids hang out together. Nor does the show fully embrace the potential in its premise -- the girls as modern-day "bad seeds" -- apparently so it can fall back on limp snippets of sentiment.
"I'm so bored!" Mackenzie whines in the second half-hour, while being forced to participate in an interminable family game night.
Out of the mouths of babes.
Camera, Patti Lee; production designer, Glenda Rovello; editor, Pat Barnett; music, Matter; casting, Bonnie Zane, Gayle Pillsbury. 30 MIN.
A Review from The New York Times
Raising a Teenager? Whats Not to Hate?
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Published: November 29, 2011
Parenting is one of those words, like veggie, that worm their way into common parlance on the back of infectious social preoccupations. We are a nation obsessed with how to raise children and how to eat, perhaps because weve become so bad at both.
The New York Times Manual of Style and Usage discourages the use of the word parenting. (Dictionaries accept the term, but it is social service jargon, is how the rule book puts it. When possible, use rearing children or parenthood or being a parent instead.) Yet despite that stern warning, it creeps in. Parenting can be found only twice in The Times throughout the 1950s. In the 1990s it shows up almost 2,000 times, though in fairness, often in letters to the editor or articles in the defunct weekly Westchester section.
The unquenchable fascination with parenting helps explain why NBC has a series called Parenthood, and why so many comedies focus not on children, but on the crushing difficulty of raising them. I Hate My Teenage Daughter, a Fox comedy making its debut on Wednesday, is the latest, a look at two divorced mothers in Texas who are so desperate to be liked by their 14-year-olds that they are bullied in their own homes.
Of course, the notion of a parent as an authority figure along the lines of Father Knows Best drained away decades ago, replaced by doofus dads like Homer Simpson and Ray Romano on Everybody Loves Raymond, or messed-up moms like Roseanne. Nowadays comedies are less interested in mocking the inept parent than in sending up the extreme and silly lengths mothers and fathers go to to be overprotective of their children.
And there is a babying boom on television. NBC this season introduced Up All Night, which stars Will Arnett and Christina Applegate as hard-partying spouses forced to grow up when their first baby is born. And there are plenty of other shows about child rearing that are beyond their first seasons, including Raising Hope, Modern Family and The Middle.
The novelty of Teenage Daughter is that it doesnt dwell on the manic perfectionism of mothers like Claire Dunphy of Modern Family or the blond P.T.A. moms on The New Adventures of Old Christine. Nor, regrettably, does it explore maternal heedlessness and the kind of self-absorbed neglect that made the heroines of the British comedy Absolutely Fabulous so irresistible. (On that show the Champagne-swilling hedonists Patsy and Edina referred to Edinas bookish, reproving child as the bitch daughter.)
American television is more squeamish about finding the humor in parental laxity and indifference; even Roseanne made a point of showing the loving mother beneath the barbs.
Teenage Daughter is a sitcom about failing your children by clumsily trying too hard. It should be funnier, but aptly enough, the pilot fails by also clumsily trying too hard, pushing what should be lighthearted portraits of insecure, inadequate mothers into grotesque caricatures.
Jaime Pressly (My Name Is Earl) plays Annie, still traumatized by her experience as a high school outcast who was shunned at school because her fundamentalist Christian mother raised her too strictly. (She wasnt allowed to watch television, and her church group picketed Dirty Dancing.)
Nikki (Katie Finneran) is Annies best friend, who in turn was an overweight pariah as a teenager. The two women are so intent on ensuring that their own daughters are popular that they have turned them into the exact kind of spoiled, entitled mean girls who tormented them in high school
Ms. Pressly was very funny as a heartless, self-centered hussy of an ex-wife on My Name Is Earl and here has a harder time as a sympathetic, well-meaning divorced woman who works in a coffee shop while her ex-husband, a struggling rock musician, roams.
Ms. Finneran has charm as an insecure loser, but it gets lost in too many compulsive-eating jokes. Nikki overeats whenever she is upset, at one point devouring an entire fruit pie with her hands. The second episode is not as bad as the pilot, which means that theres a chance for improvement.
Up All Night got off to a sleepy start but has steadily gotten better, mostly because the shows attention has wisely shifted away from the nursery to the workplace, where Maya Rudolph holds court as a big baby of a daytime talk show host.
Theres nothing wrong with hating children, and teenagers all but ask for it. I Hate My Teenage Daughter backfires by hating the mothers instead: without finesse, making fun of a womans self-hatred can look like a lot like misogyny.
A Review from Entertainment Weekly
Nov 30 2011 10:18 PM ET
'I Hate My Teenage Daughter' premiere review: Did any of you love these daughters and their mothers?
by Ken Tucker
The title I Hate My Teenage Daughter gets it wrong: It should be called I Fear My Teenage Daughter. This rabbit-y sitcom, which premiered on Wednesday night after The X Factor, doesnt seem to know what it wants to do: ridicule middle-aged moms, champion them, or dump on teenage girls.
Jamie Pressly and Katie Finneran, both extremely skilled comic actors, may have thought they could find something interesting in material that so openly addressed the tensions between mothers and daughters, but theyve been sabotaged by the writing, which wimps out in favor of sentimentality and a weird hostility toward the mothers in particular. Finnerans Nikki is said to have suffered from a poor self-image as an adolescent who struggled with her weight or as the show so artfully had her hiss, I did not eat my cat!
Nicki and Presslys Annie are divorced best friends with pasts that have left them insecure and reliant upon each other. Now they each have a 14-year-old daughter who takes advantage of the mothers weaknesses, and use the skills of a torturer to get what they want (which the show would have us believe is the right to dress revealingly and communicate chiefly by text messaging). The moms quail at the first sign of the daughters hostility. (Honey, please dont be mad at me!)
And the daughters, played by Kristi Lauren and Aisha Dee, were interchangeable ciphers, cruel one moment and gloppily sentimental the next. I know, Ive had teenaged daughters, I know those adolescent extremes are true; its just that here, they werent funny. These girls are the kinds of characters that turn off adolescent viewers and who make adults watching the true haters they just yell at the TV screen that what these kids need is someone to take away their Blackberrys and force them to get part-time jobs.
This is less the stuff of a sitcom than of a poignant segment on MTVs True Life: Our Mothers Are Neurotic. Annie and Nikki are grasping and needy in distinctive ways; unfortunately, daughters Sophie and Mackenzie are nonstop obnoxious. Id respect the show more if the two episodes Ive seen didnt wrap up with treacly happy endings that betray the essential grittiness of the concept: This could have finally been the Fox sitcom that carried on the vulgar-realist tone of Married With Children. Should I Hate last long enough, it may yet turn that quality corner I mean, Pressly is very sharp in her line delivery, and Finneran is a deserved star in the New York theater world but the title and the general unpleasantness of the pilot worked against it.
Whatd you think? Hate is probably too strong a word, but did you dislike or enjoy this thing?
Critic's Corner Wednesday: 'I Hate My Teenage Daughter'
By Robert Bianco, USA TODAY
Nikki (Katie Finneran) and Annie (Jaime Pressly) discuss their daughters in the premiere of 'I Hate My Teenage Daughter.'
How can you combine Jaime Pressly, an Emmy winner for My Name Is Earl, and Katie Finneran, a dual Tony winner responsible for two of the funniest Broadway performances ever, and end up with a show as thuddingly unfunny as Fox's I Hate My Teenage Daughter (* out of four, tonight, 9:30 ET/PT)?
Yet here they are, fighting a losing battle against a terrible idea, an even worse script and a bland-to-bad supporting cast.
Hate casts Pressly and Finneran as former high school outcasts raising two daughters who have turned into the kind of mean girls who used to torment them. They don't really hate their daughters but they do fear them.
The concept might work, perhaps, if the girls were difficult but essentially sweet (think Haley on Modern Family), or if they were truly, comically irredeemably awfu
What won't work is to swivel between both approaches, with a supporting cast that can't carry off either one.
You're left with a show mothers and daughters can both hate. Think of it as Fox's attempt to bring families together for the holidays
A Review from The LA Times
Television review: 'I Hate My Teenage Daughter' on Fox
Jaime Pressly and Katie Finneran are single moms trying to save their daughters from high school horrors in the limited Fox sitcom.
Although it follows one of the roads most taken by family sitcoms beleaguered single parents, horrible kids Fox's "I Hate My Teenage Daughter" asks a surprisingly significant question: What happens when people raise their children in a manner that is essentially an attempt to re-parent themselves?
It's a smart and relevant premise, given that so many parents of teenagers today came of age during a time of social revelation, in which previously taboo issues, including addiction, abuse and sexual diversity, were discussed in a way that one hopes makes life easier for each subsequent generation. How those raised in dysfunctional homes create a healthier model for parenting is a topic rife with both comedy and pathos.
But the social pendulum being what it is, attention has too often swung from truth-telling and self-knowledge to whining and self-centeredness: Throw in a dose of sexism and you get the new age of personal enlightenment as defined by women who eat too much or spend too much and then sob to their BFFs about their lack of self-esteem.
Which is where, alas, much of "I Hate My Teenage Daughter" seems to feel the most comfortable.
With a brilliance that is, given the context, heartbreaking to behold, Jaime Pressly and Katie Finneran play Annie and Nikki, two single moms attempting to save their daughters from the horrors of their own high school years. Annie was raised in a household so religiously conservative that she was not allowed to listen to music or watch television, and Nikki was the overweight and unattractive product of too much criticism.
Their daughters, by contrast, are pretty and popular, and because we live in a Tina Fey post-Mean Girls world, exquisitely awful. Sophie (Kristi Lauren) belongs to Annie, MacKenzie (Aisha Dee) to Nikki and two episodes in, that's really all I can tell you they are stylish, mean and seem to have no other interest save back-talk and texting.
There are fathers, of course Annie's ex Matt (Eric Sheffer Stevens) is a scruffy musician, Nikki's Gary (Chad Coleman) a grumpy golf pro but as men on a sitcom in 2011, they are, by definition, incapable of any meaningful action beyond nailing a one-liner. (Seriously guys, isn't it time for organized protest?)
So it's all the mothers' fault that the girls are so awful, which isn't just a depressingly limited view of parenting either your kids are outcast and miserable or self-confident and horrible but a depressingly limited view of comedy as well. Having come up with an intriguing premise, co-creators Sherry Bilsing-Graham ("The New Adventures of Old Christine," "Friends") and Ellen Kreamer ("The New Adventures of Old Christine,") are either too timid or too hamstrung by network expectations to execute it. Instead they work the depleted field of female insecurity and self-doubt, making Annie and Nikki stunted adolescents blatantly trying to relive their teen years through their more socially assured daughters.
There are laughs to be had in "I Hate My Teenage Daughter," mainly because Pressly and Finneran are so darn good at what they do. Pressly has a bit more to work with, cracking wise about her religious-nut upbringing yet still sending little prayers heavenward. Finneran is saddled with more criminally predictable issues at one point, she eats an entire pie with her hands.
The fact that she makes her character more than occasionally very funny may be worth an Emmy nod, or the television academy's equivalent of a Purple Heart.
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- Game:
- Arcana Heart
- Genre:
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- Sub Genre:
- One on One
- Release Date (US):
- April 8th, 2008
- Release Date (UK):
- April 8th, 2008
- Players:
- 1-2
- Online Players:
- Developers:
- Examu
- Publisher:
- Atlus Co.
- Rating:
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- PSU Rank:
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About Arcana Heart Beyond our world lies that of the Elemental beings, the Arcana. These mighty spirits offer their abilities to the Maidens, those rare humans who are able to communicate with them. Long ago, our worlds were connected. However, the two worlds unexpectedly split apart, and a dimensional boundary was formed between them, separating our world from the Arcana. Seeking to harness their energy, the mysterious Mildred Avalon is trying to form a rift in the boundary and merge the worlds once more. Should her plan succeed, life on our world will never be the same again. Only the Maidens, with the help of their Arcana, can prevent her from bringing an end to all humanity.


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I agree, it worked much better when Disturbed followed Godsmack last year. Shinedown are a decent band but they don't have the live chops or charisma to play immediately after Godsmack.
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I saw Shinedown in 06 (I think), they opened for Zombie and Godsmack. They were great, they were still "raw" and put on a good set. Their first album is pretty damn good. They really have changed alot since then, its a shame too.


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(212) 988-0002
Hours of Operation:
Monday: 11:45am - 10pm
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday: 11:45am-11pm.
Friday: 11:45am-11:30pm
Saturday: 4-11:30pm
Sunday: 4-10pm
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With a romantic setting, live piano player, terra cotta tiles, garden murals, great food and wonderful service, Nino's is the ideal spot for your next private event. We have a separate area, designated by curtains.
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First class treatment from soup to nuts marks this eastside shining star where terrific Northern Italian cuisine produce a great dining experience; a pianist adds to the "romantic mood". -Zagat
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Good food and well made drinks,
but I feel that I didn't get what I paid for $$-wise"
Dined on 7/30/2014
I'll start with the positive and
say the waiter was great and not only served us well but also was very conversational (which I liked but my father-in-law did not). I'll also say the pianist was fantastic and was one of the highlights of the night. That said, the food was good but not great except for the bread which was crusty and soft and almost perfect. But my biggest memory of the night was a seemingly innoxious glass of wine which my wife ordered per the recommendation of the waiter. And it wasn't because it was a good choice - my wife enjoyed it - but the cost. It was $19 a glass and at no time was this told to us when she ask him to suggest a wine. So she had two glasses and we were shocked when the bill came. A real downer."
Dined on 7/30/2014
Very friendly wait staff. Very
efficient. Great selection for late lunch. Great portions. Prices commensurate with food selection and portions."
Dined on 7/30/2014
I and friend went for NYC
Restaurant Week. What really stood out was that their service was exquisit. Every waiter, waitress and busboy knew who is having which. No "Who's having coffee?". Everyone was very friendly in sophiscated ways. Food was mix. My friend's seafood pasta and chocolate mousse was wonderful. My pasta with small shrimps tasted a little blunt and didn't have much flavor other than tomato sauce. There was a big group of people for birthday celebration next to us, but they kept their voice low and behaved very classy which we appreciated."
Dined on 7/29/2014
The food was good as we got to
enjoy the assortment of Restaurant Week options. Meatballs, salad, linguini with seafood, and rigatoni were all tasty. However, the cheesecake was curled and not good at all. The ambiance was nice until the piano player came on with a volume level much too high for a space so small. They really need to bring in an audio sound engineer to work on the acoustics and keep the diners from jumping in on the singing as one gentleman seemed to believe that it was karaoke night. I might go back but probably during a special deal."
Dined on 7/26/2014
I was eager to try Ninos
especially after the great reviews but am always cautious and so when I saw Nino's was participating in restaurant week I jumped at opportunity to try. We were not disappointed. The restaurant menu was diverse enough although there were more scrumptious plates on the main menu. We tried the restaurant week menu never the less. Each course was tasty, and just pure Italian. Great wine list. Our favorite part of the evening was the pianist - just romantic, charming and such a beautiful voice. I would definitely recommend. It didn't seem like a 'late night' place - by 10:30pm it was starting to clear out (which we are not use to). Its definitely a neighborhood GEM - GO GO GO!!!"
Dined on 7/25/2014
Great dinner menu for restaurant
week. Friendly staff, good food. We had fun"
Dined on 7/25/2014
the lamb is very good , especial
sauce is fantasy , but desert is not so good"
Dined on 7/22/2014
good entries and dessert. Tomatoes
in the Salmon sauce were not fresh, however. An Italian restaurant without great tomatoes is not a great enforcement."
Dined on 7/22/2014
Great meal. Pasta was perfect!
Desserts were delicious! Will go back again soon."
Dined on 7/19/2014
We were there for first time. We
would definite go back again. Dino was a gem and service and ambiance was excellent"
Dined on 7/19/2014
Food is good; service excellent
and the live pianist later in the evening was a special touch. A perfect evening with friends can begin and end here-they never rush the diners out the door!"
Dined on 7/16/2014
Pleasant dining experience enjoyed
by all. Thank you."
Dined on 7/10/2014
Excellent food and amazing service
for a fair price. Great for a quiet romantic evening."
Dined on 7/3/2014
We chose Nino's based on Open
Table reviews and location, and we were not disappointed. Such a fun evening -- not only good Italian food, but festive, old-fashioned ambiance complete with live music playing old favorites. Local regulars take turns singing their favorites along with requests. We even danced!"
Dined on 6/14/2014
Love the atmosphere especially the
live music.......all who plays piano and sings is great! Will be back."
Dined on 6/7/2014
Everything about this place was
first class. The moment you walk in your royal treatment begins. The staff and managers make you feel incredibly welcome. They take the time required to address all your questions and concerns. The service was exceptional!! As for the food: my group shared a ceasar salad which was prepared table side! We then moved to the homemade pastas, which were truly decadent. We all had different entrees and loved every single one. Let me tell you the Rack of Lamb was the best I have ever had! The desserts were fresh and delicious. Overall an excellent experience."
Dined on 6/5/2014
A friend of ours suggested Nino's.
Since there are a few restaurants we decided on this one. Great food and service. We will try the Nino's on 58th next. Keep the great food coming!"
Dined on 5/25/2014
This is a high class, yet friendly
restaurant with a great service, food, and music."
Dined on 5/17/2014
We had dinner at Nino's as part of
a weekend in the city. We felt special as Niño greeted us at the door and showed us to a great table! Our meal was really good and it was an overall great dining experience. Thank you Niño!"
Dined on 5/10/2014
I had an old LivingSocial that we
hadn't used before the expiration date. We finally got over the UES to use it at Ninos. The food was pretty good (Calamari, mozzarella/tom/peppers, meatballs, and a sausage pasta dish in a butter sauce) but the wine was sub par. We ordered the most expensive Chardonnay by the glass and the waiter brought us glass of wine that was yellow and smelled like it had been opened a week earlier at least. We asked for a new glass that he poured in front of us after opening a new bottle...much better. My glass of Chianti was not good...again it tasted like it was from last week's selection. Instead of asking for another pour, I just drained it and went on the evening. All in all, I will not repeat. "
Dined on 4/26/2014
We have eaten at all of the Nino
restaurants and have always found them to present a very nice menu. Food is well-prepared and plentiful. Service is very good, staff is generally pleasant."
Dined on 4/15/2014
Very good service, lovely
atmosphere and the food was good. house white wine not that great but it was changed to Red which was much better."
Dined on 4/15/2014
One of the best Italian
restaurants in all of Manhattan. Service is outstanding. Alex the bar man is great."
Dined on 4/11/2014
Found this restaurant based on its
location to the Hospital for Special Surgery.. It was outstanding and I will definitely go back again."
Dined on 4/11/2014
We had a lovely evening at Nino's!
The food is delicious! The service is great! Our waitress, Donna, also sang with the live Pianist and was awesome! It made for a very memorable evening! All our dishes were outstanding!"
Dined on 3/29/2014
It's our go to place for business
lunches, and we love dinner there too!"
Dined on 3/19/2014
Best meatballs in the city. As
always a great experience since food and service is excellent"
Dined on 3/6/2014
My best friends husband wanted her
to go out as her push present. We went right before the dinner crowd came in. Nino greeted us and sat us. The waiter was very helpful in helping us select a bottle of wine. The food was extremly delicious but the wait was a little long but well worth it. P.S. the meatballs are wonderful!!!"
Dined on 3/5/2014
We went to here for the dinner
during the restaurant week. We waited one hour to have our appetizers. It was too long. The dishes was good and plentiful. I advice the seafood salad and the homemade meatballs."
Dined on 2/24/2014
We visit regularly and have never
been disappointed. Their whole grilled fish is the best in the city. Service is friendly prompt and unobtrusive."
Dined on 2/24/2014
My husband and I had a wonderful
evening at Nino's . The piano player was wonderful and the food delicious."
Dined on 2/22/2014
The service was rather spotty and
unorganized. There was loud piano and even louder, not very good singing waitress. After Nino himself showed up, service got better. BUT - food was excellent!!!"
Dined on 2/22/2014
Just an excellent overall
experience. Excellent food, service and ambience. Will definitely return"
Dined on 2/22/2014
Been going regularly for decades
and for the same good reasons. Very good food, excellent service, nice atmosphere, reasonable prices and a caring owner."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Everyone was courteous and
attending to those that needed help"
Dined on 2/14/2014
There's a bunch I can say but
since it was Valentine's Day, I'm giving Ninos the benefit of the doubt. However, after the 1st glass, the waiter never refilled my wife's wine glass. Not once were we asked if everything was ok. I had to stop the busboys for everything from the winelist to water, to bread. Not impressed with the service but still managed to have a great time. The food was good but not $70pp good, not even close. Steve was great!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
I first dined at Nino's over 10
years ago. It has become tradition for me to dine at this off-the-beaten-path restaurant. I stay at hotels in the middle of Midtown and prices are high and it's all businessmen & tourists. But way over on the upper east side there are some true Italian gems and Nino's is my favorite among them."
Dined on 2/11/2014
Very good food, excellent services
and ambience, live piano with singer, NYC music from the 70s and 80s. Was one of the highlights of this trip to NYC. Will be back whenever possible."
Dined on 2/8/2014
I skipped apps, entrees, sides &
desserts. I just had a pasta sampler of gnocchi, pappardelle & ravioli mezzaluna. I've been here before and everything is good, but the pastas are absolutely superb."
Dined on 2/7/2014
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