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The confrontation between Democratic Reps. Brad Sherman and Howard Berman came amid a nasty campaign for a Los Angeles-area seat that has become one of the most expensive House contests in the nation.
The lunge by the 57-year-old Sherman appeared to startle Berman, who is 71 and smaller in stature, while the audience hooted and shouted.
Moments earlier, during a dispute on an immigration-related bill, Berman, the ranking Democrat on the Foreign Affairs Committee, stepped close to Sherman on the stage, who told his colleague loudly, "Get out of my face."
The two men later stood nose-to-nose exchanging words before a sheriff's deputy emerged behind them and briefly placed his hand on Sherman's shoulder. Sherman sat down and took a drink from what appeared to be a water bottle before the two men continued the debate.
Berman's campaign released a video of the confrontation at Pierce College in the San Fernando Valley.
The veteran lawmakers were pulled into the same district after a voter-approved independent panel redrew California's political boundaries. They were the top vote-getters in the June primary and went on to the general election because of California's new primary system, which sends the top two finishers to the runoff regardless of party affiliation.
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Despite a constantly changing metagame, Aerodactyl has retained his position as a popular lead; this is largely because of his access to Taunt and the fastest Stealth Rock in OU outside of Choice Scarf users. Aerodactyl, for better or worse, will continue to be an influential lead with his simple but effective playstyle, easily preventing other leads from setting up entry hazards while setting up his own.
Alternatively, Aerodactyl can venture from the lead position by making use of his great Speed not only offensively but, surprisingly, defensively as well. Though the Life Orb set has some shortcomings, it has the potential to rip through unprepared or weakened teams as Aerodactyl can outrun a major portion of the metagame, including the ever-popular Choice Scarf Tyranitar. With the correct support, Life Orb Aerodactyl can also jeopardize stall teams, a skill that few Pokemon possess. Defensively, Aerodactyl can use the SubRoost strategy effectively to be a complete annoyance against any team, provided he has the correct support.
Against the perpetually changing OU metagame, Aerodactyl has constantly filled his niche as one of the best suicide leads. The game plan is straightforward: Aerodactyl should prevent the opposing lead from setting up in any way by using Taunt while laying down Stealth Rock when possible. Aerodactyl can then batter the opponent with EdgeQuake before fainting, or switch to another team member. Should Aerodactyl be up against certain leads that require prediction, such as Roserade and opposing Aerodactyl, the game plan can be modified.
The choice between Rock Slide and Stone Edge is entirely up to the user. Rock Slide is the primary option thanks to its higher accuracy and good flinch chance; the combination of these two factors in tandem with Aerodactyl's high Speed might prove useful against leads holding Focus Sash. On the other hand, Stone Edge is a stronger option, trading lower accuracy for higher power. It should be noted that Stone Edge will always OHKO lead Dragonite after Life Orb recoil, as well as other Flying-type leads, such as Crobat and Zapdos.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
With great coverage in only two attacking moves, blistering Speed, and access to Roost and Taunt to beat stall teams, Aerodactyl fills a great niche on offensive teams outside the lead spot. This Aerodactyl can find a niche on stall teams as well. Despite his horrible defenses, Aerodactyl checks many common threats to stall teams, such as Infernape, Gliscor, Taunt Heatran, Lucario, Choice Scarf Tyranitar, and mixed Dragonite.
Stone Edge is Aerodactyl's primary STAB move and deals a lot of damage to Pokemon who do not resist it, while Earthquake completes the EdgeQuake combo, which provides fantastic type coverage. Roost alleviates the weaknesses given by Aerodactyl's Flying typing, and lets him heal against weak special attacks such as Blissey's Ice Beam.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
Aerodactyl's Speed, resistances, and Pressure ability give him all the right tools to run a successful SubRoost set. The idea behind this set is to set up sandstorm and bring in Aerodactyl on an attack he resists or is immune to, such as Fire Blast, Return, or Earthquake. From there, Aerodactyl can usually set up Substitute with his base 130 Speed stat and attempt to stall out the opponent's PP with Pressure. To ensure that Aerodactyl can continue making Substitutes, Roost is a necessity on the set. With sandstorm boosting Aerodactyl's Special Defense to a respectable level, Aerodactyl can usually feel free to use Roost even when not protected by a Substitute.
The other two attacks on the set are almost as important as Substitute and Roost. Taunt prevents foes from using any phazing or healing moves, which can be a major asset if Aerodactyl is used in conjunction with entry hazards. With a sandstorm brewing, Aerodactyl will quickly eat up an opponent's health. Rock Slide helps damage Flying-type or Levitating Pokemon that are immune to Toxic Spikes; as a small side bonus, it can also flinch opponents. Whirlwind can be used over either move as Aerodactyl outspeeds and can drive away other phazers, such as Skarmory and Swampert. Taunt does this as well, but Whirlwind has the advantage of forcing opponents to take damage from entry hazards.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Despite having a decent movepool for a Rock-type, Aerodactyl generally does not have many alternative options. A Choice Band set consisting of Stone Edge, Earthquake, and two filler moves is viable thanks to Aerodactyl's blistering Speed, more-than-decent Attack, and powerful offensive options. However, unlike Choice item users such as Jolteon, Starmie, and Scizor, Aerodactyl's primary moves have too little utility. While this Choice Band set employs the EdgeQuake combo, Aerodactyl will find himself switching repeatedly due to the many Pokemon who resist Earthquake and Stone Edge individually, which opens him to Pursuit and Bullet Punch from the common Scizor. A set focused on Curse and White Herb could have some success, especially in sandstorm, where both of Aerodactyl's defenses would be raised. Unfortunately, Kingdra and Gyarados can both use Dragon Dance to be both stronger and faster than Aerodactyl, and while Aerodactyl would have increased bulk from Curse, weaknesses to Steel-, Ice-, and Water-type attacks severely hinder him.
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Aerodactyl's top counters include Pokemon that can attack before him despite his blazing Speed. Unsurprisingly, Scizor, Metagross, and Jirachi are the most notable opponents that all Aerodactyl users should be prepared for. Scizor and Metagross can redress Aerodactyl's Speed and eliminate him using a simple Bullet Punch, or, should Aerodactyl have taken some prior damage, a smart Pursuit. Jirachi can play mind games with Aerodactyl using its choice of Iron Head and Thunder Wave; Choice Scarf sets are particularly dangerous. Other users of priority moves, such as Mamoswine and Weavile, are also great checks, as Aerodactyl is weak to Ice Shard. Aerodactyl can also be countered using defensively oriented Pokemon. Swampert and Breloom make great counters as they take little from Aerodactyl's attacks. Breloom in particular resists Aerodactyl's main options, only fears Life Orb Fire Blast, and can play mind games using Spore, Focus Punch, and Seed Bomb. Forretress and Bronzong can both use Gyro Ball to eliminate Aerodactyl, but the former has to be wary of Fire Blast.
The specific leads that limit lead Aerodactyl to only setting up Stealth Rock are Machamp, Infernape, Metagross, Empoleon, and Mamoswine, all of whom use a priority move to nullify his Focus Sash. Pokemon who resist the EdgeQuake combination, such as Breloom, Flygon, and Bronzong, make great counters to Life Orb Aerodactyl. Faster Choice Scarf users, such as Rotom-A, cannot switch in without losing a large chunk of health, but can easily revenge kill Life Orb variants. It should be noted that with sandstorm support and Roost, Aerodactyl can actually outlast Choice Scarf users such as Heatran and Rotom-A, so one should be wary when taking this route. Choice Scarf Flygon, as with Breloom, resists Aerodactyl's main options and can either use U-turn to scout the switch-in or use Outrage.


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Car smashes into supermarket
Amazingly no one hurt in Sunday accident.
Checker Stormy Bonifas heard a loud crash and bolted down an aisle.
Another employee said it sounded like a bomb detonated at Peterson's Supermarket Sunday afternoon when a car struck the front of the store at about 12:15 p.m., shattering the front window and causing other damage."It was scary," said checker Sue Rossell.
Once the 1992 Nissan Sentra stopped, store co-owner Steve Peterson was notified and he called 911.
Harley Marpel, 73, of Gothenburg was in the car along with a small dog. Neither was injured, according to local police officer Jill McCandless.
McCandless said Marpel said he wasn't sure what happened.
Fortunately, no one was in the area of the accident but had small children been getting candy or stickers out of vending machines it could have been a different story, Peterson said.
In addition to shattering glass and brick, wood and stone at the base of the window, Peterson said the momentum of the vehicle also pushed a customer service counter a few inches.
"It was fortunate no one was coming out that door," McCandless said. "God was really looking out."
McCandless added that the brick wall at the window base helped stop the vehicle.
A local carpenter boarded up the gaping hole Sunday.
Bonifas said checkers, who were near the front windows, could hear the car engine revving even after it stopped.
On Monday, McCandless didn't yet have building or car damage estimates.
The accident is the third one of its type Peterson remembers at the store.
Two other vehicles damaged the west side of the store, one causing damage to the deli and sandwich cooler.
After the accident, Peterson took Marpel and his dog home and a tow truck pulled the vehicle from the store.
Peterson said he got a call from his son, Michael Peterson in Chicago, about an hour after the mishap.
Michael had seen pictures of the accident posted on Facebook.
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DON'T DO IT! – My friend and I checked into our 'non smoking' room. There were cigarette burns all through the comforter and blankets, which we found when we have peeled back the blankets which we had already decided looked too dirty to sleep under. The room was dark and dingy, curtains falling off their tracks. We did not feel particularly safe here either. If your a single woman, or with a family don't stay here. We ended up getting our money back and getting a wonderfully clean and spacious room at the clarion just down the road for an additional $7 per night. Only good thing I have to say is the receptionist was very understanding and was willing to refund our money.
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Overlooking the Vieux Port of Marseille, the 194-room InterContinental Marseille will be housed in the former Hotel Dieu, a building dating back to the 18th century. Located in the historic neighborhood known as Panier, the hotel will feature a quiet outdoor terrace with views of the port and the Notre Dame de la Garde Basilica.
Meeting space will accommodate up to 400 for a reception, or 200 classroom-style. On-site amenities will include a spa and a gourmet restaurant.
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Marcella Hazan's Tomato Sauce with Onion and Butter
Author Notes: The most famous tomato sauce on the internet, from Marcella Hazan's Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking. Editor's note: Marcella called for 2 cups of tomatoes when using canned, but feel free to use a whole 28-ounce can (closer to 3 cups), if you like. You can scale up the butter and onion, if you like, or don't -- it's genius either way. - Genius Recipes
Serves 6, enough to sauce 1 to 1 1/2 pounds pasta
For the Sauce
- 2 pounds fresh, ripe tomatoes, prepared as described below, or 2 cups canned imported Italian tomatoes, cut up, with their juice
- 5 tablespoons butter
- 1 medium onion, peeled and cut in half
- Salt to taste
- Put either the prepared fresh tomatoes or the canned in a saucepan, add the butter, onion, and salt, and cook uncovered at a very slow, but steady simmer for about 45 minutes, or until it is thickened to your liking and the fat floats free from the tomato.
- Stir from time to time, mashing up any large pieces of tomato with the back of a wooden spoon.
- Taste and correct for salt. Discard the onion before tossing with pasta. Serve with freshly grated parmigiano-reggiano cheese for the table.
Making Fresh Tomatoes Ready for Sauce
- fresh, ripe plum tomatoes (or other varieties, if they are equally ripe and truly fruity, not watery)
- The blanching method: Plunge the tomatoes in boiling water for a minute or less. Drain them and, as soon as they are cool enough to handle, skin them, and cut them into coarse pieces.
- The freezing method (from David Tanis, via The Kitchn): Freeze tomatoes on a baking sheet until hard. Thaw again, either on the counter or under running water. Skin them and cut them into coarse pieces.
- The food mill method: Wash the tomatoes in cold water, cut them lengthwise in half, and put them in a covered saucepan. Turn on the heat to medium and cook for 10 minutes. Set a food mill fitted with the disk with the largest holes over a bowl. Transfer the tomatoes with any of their juices to the mill and puree.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
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Comments (181) Questions (7)
15 days ago Pat Rangel
There is no substitute for canned San Marzano tomatoes. Sure they cost more but with only a few ingredients it's worth the trouble. I make my sauce with 2 ea 28 oz cans of the tomatoes and half a rack of baby back ribs. Yum. Take meat off bones before serving.
23 days ago Heidi
Would this recipe be appropriate for canning? I will hopefully have a garden full of tomatoes this summer.
25 days ago KakiSue
This is, indeed, a genius recipe. Uncuous, deep, and full of flavor. It was ready in as much time as it took me to boil and cook the pasta. I did manhandle it a bit in the cooking to aid in the tomato breakdown. Reheated for lunch the next day was wonderful.
26 days ago Debbi Spencer
I made this two days ago and am reheating it for dinner tonight. I
liked the taste, but was disappointed in the Muir Glen Organic tomatoes. Lots of hard stem end pcs, and many bits of tomato did not cook up soft in spite of simmering about 2-2 1/2 hours (to get the consistency I wanted-I know it was only supposed to be 45 mins.)! I'll look for the San Marzio (or whatever they are!), next time I'm in "the city". I used the diced tomatoes-maybe the whole ones would have been better?
It is a versatile sauce, love the creaminess which reminded me of a vodka sauce; could add whatever spices you wanted at the end. I did add two large cloves of garlic to mine, but don't really taste garlic.
I am not Italian, but we had a very close family friend whose parents were born and raised there and her sauce from "the old country" didn't have spices in it either. She said they added them at the table. It did, however have about 5 pounds of beef and pork roast simmered in it and it was wonderful! I think recipes and techniques differ greatly from region to region in Italy. I don't remember which region they were from...
Thanks for all the answers to my questions here!!
28 days ago ski_gpsy
I've been making this sauce ever since Yahoo featured the recipe as "The Easiest Pasta Sauce Ever" or something like that. Back then I was surprised at the number of commenters who hadn't even tried the recipe, but were outraged that it was called "Italian" or "gravy" because it lacked the garlic, meat, spices, or whatever it is they felt "real" Italian sauce must have. I did a little research and found out that this simple recipe has been made in Italy for generations, using either a whole onion or whole garlic, or both.
I also read that the reason for removing the onion and/or garlic is because onions, like garlic and other vegetables in the Allium genus, are not digested in the stomach but rather in the intestines and can cause bloating, which is why many chefs cook with the onions and garlic whole, but then remove them before serving so that their guests don't feel bloated afterwards.
As to the debate over what constitutes "authentic" Italian gravy, my answer is chi se ne frega (who cares?). For heavy cheese dishes like lasagna, manicotti, etc. I like a rich, hearty sauce. But for a lighter meal, this bright flavorful TOMATO sauce that's all about the tomatoes, served over delicate angel-hair pasta with a handful of fresh tender basil leaves is Heaven on a plate.
PS. After America's Test Kitchen chose Muir Glen Organic Diced Tomatoes as their #1 canned tomatoes, I tried them in this recipe instead of my usual San Marzano DOPs and surprisingly the whole family prefers the Muir Glen.
28 days ago Ashley Marie
I too am a HUGE Muir Glen Organic tomato fan. We buy the 28oz whole peeled tomatoes in their juices and use it for this sauce as well as our homemade pizza sauce. The main reason I started getting them was because they're one of like two or three "mainstream" companies that don't have BPA in the can lining. Where I'm at, brands like Pomi and Bionature never carry the whole peeled variety that we love. Anyhoo, thanks for the info on "authentic Italian" etc. - Very interesting!
29 days ago AlyssaM
Oh, and forgot, Debbie, this sauce doesn't need to simmer "for hours" I typically let it go for an hour or a bit less.
29 days ago AlyssaM
Debbie, yes a medium yellow onion is best, as I've tried it with both white and vidalia and it wasn't as good. Medium onion is larger than the size of a lemon, maybe baseball size, but not softball size. Also, I prefer salted butter to unsalted in this recipe.
29 days ago cookycat
The best thing about this sauce is that it really tastes like fresh tomatoes from my garden. Like a bit of summer sunshine in my mouth. I had some last night that I made last summer and froze. It was just so good.
29 days ago Debbi Spencer
I bought the tomatoes to try this recipe tomorrow/ Can't wait to taste it!! I would never have tried it with no seasonings without all the rave reviews. One question-since I have an electric stove it is hard to let anything simmer for hours, even stirring occasionally. Would it work to let it cook in a crock pot (uncovered)? OK, 2 questions! Medium YELLOW onion? Would that be about the size of a lemon? Bigger? Smaller? I'm sure proportion is important in this recipe! Thank you!! (BTW, I was surprised to see this recipe since the only other time I've seen it was in a fiction book I read a year or so ago in which the main character made exactly this-with canned tomatoes- and I thought it sounded much too plain to be a real recipe or very good!)
29 days ago Betty Frost
The onion should be bigger than a lemon. Since it is for flavor, it won't make a difference but medium is about the size of a fist. As for the electric stove, I have only cooked it on an electric stove. I cook it on the lowest setting and it works. Also, the time frame is only 45 minutes, not hours.
about 1 month ago Celeste Scollan
All previous commenters who described this sauce as something along the lines of Chef Boyardee--you seriously need to give this another shot! I made this sauce yesterday to rave reviews of anyone that I could share it with--I even called my neighbor to come over and try it and, despite having just finished a large meal herself, couldn't resist cleaning the bowl. So good, and so simple!
I admit that I was also skeptical of the goodness of this sauce after reading the recipe. Something to the effect of "that's it?!" for sure sprung to mind. However, this sauce is as delicious and soul-soothing as it is simple; super comforting, lovely and delicious. It's for sure a rich sauce--with flavor and attitude of a cream sauce, while maintaining the tomato texture and flavor that is just so good. Personally, I prefer things on the lighter side, so I could even do without some of the butter, but if you are one for cream sauces (as I tend not to be), then the required amount should be perfect! I'm getting hungry just talking about it and wish there was more to return home to! Which is another thing, if you want a lot of sauce or leftovers, I would for sure double the recipe. This probably fed 4 at most. Highly recommended, everyone should try this delightful recipe!
about 1 month ago Ashley Marie
THANK YOU! It is definitely WONDERFUL. And the Chef Boyardee references made me go a little mad.
about 1 month ago Denise
Made this twice. First with regular butter (land o lakes). Came out greasy and oily. The second time we used imported italian butter and Good imported canned tomatoes and it came out delicious. Seems this recipe is only as good as the ingredients. Now we make it all the time.
about 1 month ago MRubenzahl
Fascinating. I have made it about four times now, never came out greasy. I use plain old Amercican butter (not sure the brand). The food chemist in me is curious. The butter seems not to be emulsified for some reason. Temperature? Mixing the ingredients as the butter melts? Wondering...
about 1 month ago Denise
.? Maybe I used too much, I am not good at measuring or I had it too hot. Anyway still one of my favorite go to recipes
about 1 month ago Sandy Alaniz
I use this recipe for pizza sauce! I cook it down until it's thick and creamy and the tomato flavor is so intense! I used a 28oz can of crushed tomatoes that I had in the pantry. A little goes a long way on pizza and since I make and keep pizza dough in the fridge ready to go, this sauce is great to keep on hand for quick go to meals. I love pizza. :)
about 1 month ago alamesa
I am making this again now. The reason why this is such a popular sauce is because of it's simplicity, like all good recipes and sauces. The key, of course, is good quality ingredients. I add 2 cloves of garlic and throw them into the pot with the onion. This is a basic sauce to be enjoyed on it's own, or as a base for other ingredients. In my case today, with some mushrooms and fresh basil. Just cook it on a very low simmer for as long as possible. It will thicken and sweeten. Delicious!
about 1 month ago A.
Someone please tell me why this is so great. I'm a big lover of rich, meaty-tasting, hearty tomato sauces. With lots of garlic, not just onions. And mushrooms. And herbs like bay & oregano. In reading this recipe, my gustatory response is: ewww, weak, watery, thin. So someone please tell me why I should try this!
about 1 month ago mboerner
The answer is that it is not great. Basically, it tastes like the sauce in Spaghetti-Os. My husband hates it. I think, pace Hazan, that it just doesn't taste Italian; rather Italian American. You can make a perfectly good vegetarian tomato sauce, marinara, for example, that tastes far better than this bland, greasy concoction.
about 1 month ago A.
Thanks mboerner, that's what I thought. Sorry Marcella, won't waste my San Marzanos on your recipe!
about 1 month ago MRubenzahl
It's a different style. I like big, meaty sauces like bolognese and Sunday Gravy. This is different from those.
And I have to disagree, it's not weak or watery or thin. I would not judge it by reading a recipe in any case.
about 1 month ago A.
But the recipe is the only way I have to judge it without wasting my recourses on it. How else?? D'oh!
about 1 month ago MRubenzahl
Well, you could rely on the dozens of people who rave about it (hundreds if you look at other sites). And it's not a lot of resources to try it. A can of tomatoes, half a stick of butter and 45 minutes. But up to you.
about 1 month ago Ashley Marie
Wow, I'm kind of surprised to see such negative comments about this like it tastes like the sauce in Spaghetti-Os. Seriously? It's definitely a different style - it's lighter in the fact that it's not weighed down by meat and mushrooms and such - however it's rich from the butter and salt. Like lots of people have said before me, it's amazing because it's so few recipes (that everyone usually has on hand) and the end result is delicious, fresh, versatile... I could go on. But it seems even from your initial comment you had already made up your mind about it!
about 1 month ago Ashley Marie
so few ingredients, not recipes. Sorry, I have not properly caffeinated myself yet.
about 1 month ago mboerner
I have tried the recipe a number of times, but it continues to taste bland and greasy--all that butter that doesn't blend into the tomatoes. Not an Italian taste to my mind. I will even go so far as to concluded that Hazan's readers like it so much precisely because it does not taste Italian. Terrible sauce.
2 months ago Sam
So easy and delicious, I found myself eating it straight from the saucepan with a spoon.
3 months ago Ashley Marie
Before I add my personal insight, I wanted to say that I had a 28oz can of whole, peeled tomatoes with juice, from which I had previously used a 1/2 cup from - This amount of "leftovers" was perfect for the recipe, and was actually around 2 cups when measured out.
My review - amazing, divine, groan-worthy. I was SUPER skeptical of this for the shear fact that it seemed TOO easy, TOO basic - I mean, c'mon now - only FOUR of the most basic ingredients and I don't even have to dice the onion? How could it be THAT good?
Well, it is. I can't stop licking the sauce pot. I want to eat pasta every night just to make this sauce. I want to bake a baguette right now and make that our dinner tonight - bread dipped in sauce with some wine.
EVERYONE ON FOOD52 - if you haven't made this, MAKE IT TONIGHT.
3 months ago cookycat
Had some frozen and used it in turkey meatloaf tonight. So good.
3 months ago
Karl Rosaen
Karl is Food52's VP of Technology.
When using canned tomatoes, this recipe calls for 2 cups - but a 28 oz can is about 3 cups. I also notice other websites say to use a 28 oz can. So I'm curious for those making this recipe using a 28 oz can of tomatoes - do you stick with the 5 Tbs butter, one onion, or do you up the butter and onion by 50%?
3 months ago MRubenzahl
I made a similar comment and did a test. Use a 28 ounce can and follow the recipe. Ignore the 2 cup measurement.
3 months ago
Karl Rosaen
Karl is Food52's VP of Technology.
Awesome thanks!
3 months ago kasia S.
I use two 14.5 oz cans of whole peeled San Marzano with whole onion and 5tbs butter, even a tiny bit more later with great results :) no worries it will be great.
2 months ago corcooks44
Hi Karl, I have made this recipe many times and I often use one 28. oz can whole San Marzano Tomatoes, juice and all to the 5 TBSP of unsalted butter -- I have never felt the need to increase. I use one onion per can too.
5 months ago Pat
I made this recipe and kept trying to figure out what its aroma reminded me of. Sorry to say it was the smell of Chef Boyardee ravioli in the can. It didn't taste bad, but the smell was too much to take. (And I had such high hopes.)
5 months ago p'illar
Made this tonight with late season fresh beefsteak tomatoes (4), regular unsalted butter and a yellow onion. It was fantastic tossed with fresh tomato tagliatelle.
6 months ago Karin Ward
One follow-up to my previous comment. When using canned tomatoes, sometimes there is metallic taste so I add a little honey to get rid of it. About a tablespoon or so and that usually works.
6 months ago Moe Rubenzahl
So far, I have only made it with canned tomatoes (Muir Glen, 28-oz can). I add sugar to taste, which turns out to be one tablespoon.


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Like Being In Chi-Town... – We frequent Oregano's On Camelback quite often and I have to say I have yet to find a pizza place in Phoenix that will beat it. Being from Chicago I am VERY picky about my pizza. Oregano's sauce and crust(s) are what make it. They also give you many options for your pizza toppings (Try Meatballs, Sun Dried Tomatos & Banana Peppers).
If you aren't looking for Pizza but want a good Italian dinner this is your place too. Pastas are great and they have some of the best salads.
Great Pizza – We loved it!, our first time trying oregano's we fell in love, especially the desert (choc cookie with ice cream). The pizza is by far the best we have had in Arizona, would definately recommend this to all my family and friends. The staff is very friendly, as a minority I can tell you that we did not feel we were left out because of minority issue (Asian Indian) we were treated with same respect and great customer service as rest of the customers. Will go there many many many more times.
Best Pizza in Phoenix – Having been doing the pie circuit of late and coming up empty handed, we decided to try Oregno's Saturday afternoon, after the Fiesta Bowl Parade (12/30).
It was a good ike from Central Ave but WAS IT WORTH IT!!!!
The place would remind you of a pizza place in New York or in Little Italy in a major city.
Service....outstanding! Despite the place being busy were tended to right away.
Carmen was our bar server and what a personality! The other service staff was equally friendly.
We had a thin, medium size pie with roasted garlic, carmalized onions and sausage, extra crispy.
We got just what we asked for...cracker thin crust, great sauce and toppings to die for! We ate the whole thing, including the outer crusts whcih is generally a no no with us.
The menu is extensive and what we saw coming out of the kitchen was mountains of food! No pretentious presentation here....here's your large plate of food....eat it!!!!
January 1st we agreed to try it again to see if it was consistent. Right On!!!
The basic pepperoni & pepper was a masterpiece, and even though we couldn't finish this one, the cold pizza was as good as the hot one later on!
This place is really huge so if you see a lot of cars in the lot, don't be discouraged. Inside there's an eat at bar, inside table seating, an outside bar and outside seating!
Too bad we won't be in Phoenix after January 31st......but if the one is Tucson is as good, that'll be our new haunt, even IF it's 75 miles away!!!!
Customers come first!!! Great Staff – Tables for 30 on a Friday night???? Impossiable right!!....I wouldn't have dreamed it would come together so well!!! Besides Great pizza......this restaurant goes beyond your normal customer service!!! It's busy, but well worth it compared to other places!
Tops My List! – Oregano's is one of those places you bring your out of town guests. I have yet to be disappointed by any Oregano's in the valley. The Big Rig Pasta wakes me at night with cravings. And it's difficult for me to dine here without experiencing the Pizookie...even at lunch. It can be tough to find a great restaurant that is affordable, but Oregano's has done it. Yum Yum YUM!
Editorial Review by Citysearch Editors – Pizza parlor serves thin-crust pies, ravioli, lasagna, baked sandwiches, soups, salads, wings and ice cream-topped half-pound cookies.
Poor Service Makes for Bad Dining Experience – A group of co workers and myself work interested in trying out this eatery, based on listed reviews. However, we could not get past the poor srvice (attitude, unfriendly, poor customer service) to even experience the meal. When we called to inquire on specials and seating, the person over the phone guided our decisions to eat elesewhere. He basically suggested, "we were not wanted" there. Try at your own risk.
Best Pizza in the Valley – I have been in Phoenix for 11 years, and have been searching for a pizza that could rival my all time favorite Paglia's (prounounced Polly-eyes) in Grinnell, Iowa. Yes, hard to believe, but there's just no pizza like the ones made in good old Iowa, until.............Oregano's. Thank you Oregano's is all I have to say. It tastes just like Paglia's!!!! It's almost enough to bring a tear to my eye! Wow, it's so wonderful, and I highly recommend it. The music and atmosphere are great too! If you check out Oregano's you will not want to eat pizza anywhere else after that!
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Former Chicago Blackhawks right wing Martin Lapointe has listed his seven-bedroom mansion in Hinsdale for $3.5 million.
Lapointe, 39, played for the Blackhawks from 2005 to 2008. Afterward, he became a Blackhawks scout and is an executive for the Montreal Canadiens.
Lapointe's 5,876-square-foot house, built in 2008, has 6 1/2 baths, radiant floors, designer lighting, a paneled office, a sunroom with a fireplace, a three-car garage and a lower level with a wine cellar, a rec room, a game room, an exercise room and a possible seventh bedroom. Lapointe purchased the house in 2011 for $2.85 million.
"This is a wonderful family home, and its layout is perfect for entertaining," said listing agent Dawn McKenna of Coldwell Banker. "It has a nice look on a quiet street in one of the most prestigious parts of town."
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Retired Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Jassen Cullimore has sold his 20-room, 6,130-square-foot mansion in Hinsdale for $1.75 million.
Cullimore, 40, played for the Blackhawks from 2005 to 2007 and in 2010.
It's not clear if he ever lived in the house.
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Zambrano, who last month sold his longtime house in River Forest for $675,000, had the West Lakeview house on the market last year for $2.4 million but took it off the market in December. Zambrano purchased the house in 2008 for $2.66 million.
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As I sit here getting prepared for my appointments at CES, I realized there are quite a few questions I HOPE to get answered while in Vegas. How to play (let alone win) win at Pai Gow isn't one of them. My focus this year will be primarily on the gaming experience as a whole, including the sights and sounds we experience while playing games. While games, consoles and peripherals will be on display, we probably won't see anything earth-shattering or announced while there. This CES will be unique in that Bill Gates will be giving the keynote for the final time as the Head of Microsoft. I imagine he will have at least one ace up his sleeve, and I can only imagine what it is. Finally, the aura of the tradeshow and Vegas as a whole should provide some of those moments you remember for years to come (or want to forget.)
With that, I give you eight Questions I would like to get answered at CES 2008…
1. How good are the 120Hz refresh LCD TVs?
This one has been bugging me since the 120Hz refresh TVs were introduced earlier this year at retailers. Having spent the last seven years selling Home Theater products at a major big box retailer, I am always leery of the first generation of any new product. I have seen first hand how slick and smooth 120Hz images are displayed, and hope to secure one of these for review. I can't help but wonder if the LCD panel life expectancy is getting shortened by manipulating the refresh speed. I am meeting with both Sharp and Samsung reps, so I should be able to get a pretty good idea of what the expectations are. If they smooth out gameplay as much as they do Blu-Ray and HD-DVDs, then owning one could provide a distinct advantage during multiplayer action.
2. What thunder will Microsoft bring during Bill Gates last keynote as head of Microsoft?
Microsoft has always used CES as a platform to announce new products or services and most recently for the gaming division announcements such as the original Xbox (2001) and IP TV for the Xbox 360 (2007). So far last year, Microsoft has released Vista, second gen Zune players and Microsoft Home Server. So what big announcement can we expect at CES? Obviously, the public unveiling of the Surface technology will be forthcoming as there is little info on the device since its announcement. Maybe some final plans for the IP TV and Xbox 360, which has been lurking in the shadows since last year. However, I would like to finally get the announcement of the long overdue Microsoft handheld gaming device that has been rumored to be in works. What we may end up with is a hybrid device of some sort, but I will take anything at this point. We will know for sure on Sunday night.
3. When will OLED become more than a developing technology?
I know many of you are going WTF is organic light-emitting diode (OLED)? Well, it is the latest flat-panel technology that doesn't require backlighting like traditional LCD panels. While it has tons of advantages over the current flay-panel systems (less than .01ms response time, cheaper and easier to manufacture and greater range of colors, brightness and viewing angles, it has this nasty little side-effect of limited lifetime. Technology has currently upped it to a potential of 20,000 hours for blue POLEDs, but normal lifetime is around 5,000 hours (six times less than Plasma and LCD). Why does this matter to gamers? Well, OLED tech could make gaming displays, bigger, brighter and faster. It can also improve handheld and portable devices such as phones and MP3 players' capabilities as a gaming device.
4. Next-generation gaming consoles are launched and mainstream, so what now?
For the last couple of years, the gaming industry has been able to count on the introduction of new devices and celebrate their first year in service. Now that the Nintendo Wii, Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 are past their one-year anniversary, what is there to get excited about in 2008? Unless Microsoft pulls a handheld out of Gates pants, or a new player (Apple?) enters the gaming market, there will be no major game announcements at CES. Therefore, we have to rely on games, peripherals or add-on services for our news nuggets. While CES isn't a traditional place for game announcements, I expect to have plenty of Xbox 360 service announcements (IP TV update, more DLC partners, licensing the technology?) and Playstation 3 and PSP and game dates (Home). Nintendo doesn't attend CES, so they will miss out on all the coverage.
5. What game titles will be on display?
Each year, Sony and Microsoft dedicate sections of their booth to gaming, and have private meets around town to showcase the latest and greatest. Last year, we were able to play Guitar Hero II (360) with a rep from Red Octane, Crysis (PC), Halo 2 (PC), Crackdown (360) and Def Jam Icon (360) among others with Microsoft. At out meeting with Sony Online entertainment, we were able to demo multiple Playstation Network games, Vanguard (PC), Lair (PS3), Motorstorm (PS3) and Untold Legends: Dark Kingdom (PS3). This year we know we will see Age of Conan – Hyborian Adventures and Soul Calibur IV due to appointments. As for others, I'm hoping to play demos of Burnout Paradise, Devil May Cry 4,Metal Gear Solid 4, Little Big Planet, Kingdom Under Fire, Lost Odyssey and TUROK. However, it kind of underscores something Chuck has been saying, what are the breakout hits for 2008 for the Xbox 360? Hopefully, we can get some light shed on that in our appointments with Microsoft. As I mentioned before, Nintendo sits out CES and Majesco (Wii developer) wont be there, so don't expect much about the Wii from the show.
6. Will gaming really be making a return to CES or is it just fluff?
The CES folks have really been playing up the presence of gaming at CES this year claiming that there will be 65% more space dedicated to video games this year. We weren't that impressed with the stuff outside of Microsoft and Sony last year but we'll give them the benefit of the doubt until we get there. Hopefully that 65% new stuff is new and cool stuff and not the stuff that you'd normally see at Kentia hall.
7. What one product will make me stop and say Wow!?
If you have never been to CES, it is very hard to describe. Lights, people, sounds for miles, and that's just the Las Vegas Convention center. While walking the exhibits, there is always that one product that grabs your attention and makes you go into that exhibit area. Last year (being our first at CES), we all went through that several times. Chuck mentioned the OLED displays in the Sony booth, as well as the 103" Panasonic plasma located along a main artery. I remember seeing some incredible artistic computer cases and stopped dead in my tracks at the Runco booth, which was showing Project Gotham Racing 3 on one of their projectors. This year it might be the 150" TV that Panasonic is showing off, the 40" OLED TV, the new hybrid HD DVD/Blu Ray players, or even the weird multi-function toilets from Japan that we saw last year.
8. What will be the most bizarre thing I will see?
No matter when you go to Vegas you are guaranteed to see some crazy and bizarre things. Last year it started at McCarran International Airport in the baggage claim, as the morons working the ground crews got baggage mixed up from several inbound flights and had them on the wrong conveyors. It was a site to see about 45 people (including Chuck) climbing all over the moving conveyors picking and pulling bags for the other 400 crowding around until Las Vegas finest arrived. It was truly the definition of chaos. We also saw our share of "interesting people" walking around the show floor and of course the Leather and Bondage truck that turned in front of our Shuttle on its way to the Porn Convention. This year, I expect more of the same, with new stories and even more bizarre happenings.
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