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Oldcastle Parish Priest, Fr Ray Kelly, who became a worldwide internet sensation last April when a video of him singing his own version of Hallelujah went viral, celebrated the silver jubilee of his ordination last weekend.
The people of Oldcastle and Moylagh turned out in large numbers to celebrate with him.
The celebrations for the popular priest began with a mass at 7pm on Friday evening and was followed by refreshments, music and entertainment in The Show Hall.
As well as local schoolchildren performing, Fr Ray also took to the stage to everyone's delight.
He said afterwards it was one of the most memorable weekends of his life and thanked everyone who had celebrated with him
Meanwhile, he appeared on a German TV Show just two weeks ago and is still in negotiations with major international recording companies.
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Jul 30, 2012 |We are delighted to announce that Scott Millay King, cofounder and former editor-in-chief of Diabetes Health, is coming back to the magazine as a regular columnist. You might remember his popular column, "My Own Injection," in which he wrote heart-warming stories about the challenges of being a diabetic dad. When he began the column 21 years ago, he was the only blogger giving a voice to type 1 diabetes. Many of today's online bloggers got their start by writing for Scott and Diabetes Health (formerly Diabetes Interview). Scott gave a stage to many voices, knowing that our readers want to hear different perspectives on how people manage their diabetes.


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A pregnant woman can be counted on to go into labor at the least convenient time possible.
Alternately, "Murphy's Law of Pregnancy". If a woman in fiction is established as near-term pregnant, and there comes an event that would be the worst possible time for her to go into labor, the baby is going to pick that time to be born. Doesn't matter if its drama or comedy, doesn't matter when the baby was actually expected to be due, doesn't matter if The End of the World as We Know It is approaching - it's coming now and the cast is going to have to deal with it on top of whatever crisis plagues them. The most common exception, oddly enough, is any episode where the mother is already expecting to go into labor any moment and the drama around the birth itself is the point of the episode. Super Trope of Born in an Elevator. Frequently calls for a Delivery Guy and involves a Screaming Birth.
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- Studio: Destination Films
- Release Date: Apr 4, 2003
- Starring: Beau Billingslea, Melissa Fahn
- Summary: Set on Mars in the year 2071, this film, based on the wildly popular Japanese Anime TV series "Cowboy Bebop," pits Spike and his gang of gypsy vigilantes against their deadliest adversary ever.
- Director: Hiroyuki Okiura
- Genre(s): Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller, Comedy, Crime, Animation
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Demonstrates how exciting and vital contemporary animated filmmaking is in Japan. The characters may not move with the fluidity of their American counterparts, but the story unfolds with a sinister grace that any live-action director might envy.
Isn't exactly adult animation but it's more complex and ambiguous than the usual Hollywood live-action blockbuster, and just as splashy.
There's much visual inventiveness and a good sense of fun here. But I was expecting something more spectacular.
Notable chiefly for its eye-catching urban backgrounds and an eclectic score that ranges from jazz and country to classical and choral.
Good news is that most of the marvelous English dialogue cast from the Cowboy Bebop series has returned for the film. The bad news is that the heart and soul of the series hasn't.
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Nov 11, 2012Not an avid anime fan, and I've never seen the CB series, but this was a really enjoyable flick. As you'd expect the visuals are stunning, but the real bonus for me was the excellent soundtrack. From my limited experience of anime, this was one of the more comprehensible (dumbed down, perhaps?) films from the genre, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Must be watched with subtitles though - the English language version is jarring.… Expand
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Florida's counties may reconsider a lawsuit against the state over disputed Medicaid fees.
That's because the state slashed their bills by $171.4 million. It cut the disputed amount by more than half - from $316 million to $146.4 million.
Florida Association of Counties spokeswoman Cragin Mosteller said Wednesday that the organization is "taking everything under consideration."
Mosteller also praised Gov. Rick Scott for keeping his promise to ensure the counties are dunned only for what they actually owe.
Scott made that pledge in March when he signed a law requiring the counties to pay the disputed charges. The association and 47 individual counties then sued in a bid to block enforcement.
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This Halloween, play a trick and kidnap yourself down to the Bryant-Lake Bowl, where you can grab a treat (a White Russian, or what have you) and rock out with fellow Achievers at the second annual Tonight We Abide: The Big Lebowski Party. The evening will feature showings of Joel and Ethan Coen's 1998 cult-classic stoner-noir film, DJ Christian Fritz spinning tunes from the Coens' notoriously awesome soundtracks, karaoke, a costume contest, prize giveaways, and a Masquerade Bowl from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. This is not 'Nam, this is bowling; there are rules. Entrants in the tournament must be in costume, although they need not necessarily be Lebowski themed. But why not—that's a bummer, man. Just dust off your getup from last month's Lebowski Fest. Plus, as a bonus, Halloween is on a Saturday this year. (You don't go out looking for a job dressed like that, do you, on a weekday?) The bowling tournament is $45, but everything else is free, including four screenings of the film (at 3 p.m., 6 p.m., 9 p.m., and 11:30 p.m.) Far out. (Image by Mike Kooiman)
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The US Senate yesterday passed the long-debated farm bill on a margin of 68 to 32 and sent it to President Obama for his signature. Contained in that bill are measures to help protect farmers from impacts of environmental events, trim the food stamp program, and provide funds for agricultural research programs. However, Wyoming Senator John Barrasso points out the bill as passed also contains funds to continue the Payment in Lieu of Taxes program for states and counties occupied by federal lands. He says it's money that Washington owes communities. He points out that it is a vital part of the communities' functions in providing services; and it's payment to those communities because the land, owned by the government and controlled by the government, isn't in private hands so there are no taxes being paid on it by private owners. It was placed in the farm bill when it had not been included in the general spending bill. Barrasso says, "It seems irresponsible in Washington to not make their payment in lieu of taxes." Barraso says the bill also provides for the reauthorization of livestock disaster assistance, brucellosis research, consolidation of conservation programs, and a strong forestry title that incorporates his Good Neighbor Forestry Act.


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Without the Troika there to tell our politicians what to do, will these reforms ever get done? Or will the elite escape while ordinary workers are squeezed even more?
The government announced a new six year plan on Tuesday which sets out the steps the government will take to continue our economic recovery between now and 2020. In the last few days some ministers have also begun to talk about a slight easing of the tax burden for the middle class (just in time for the next election).
But the reality is that things will be tough here for the foreseeable future, even though we have exited the bailout.
It may be a historic moment, but Kenny was right to down play it.
Now where did I leave that shotgun? It's time to bag a few pigeon for the Christmas dinner.
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Doug Cameron is one of the true innovators of the contemporary and electric violin.
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ARLINGTON — A day after sending Yu Darvish to the earliest exit in his career, the Oakland A's followed it up by giving Martin Perez his biggest pounding yet.The A's tagged the Rangers best starter to date for eight runs in 4 2/3 innings en route to a 9-3 victory on Tuesday night.Oakland will try to complete a three-game sweep over Texas on Wednesday night.Perez entered the game as one of the hottest pitchers in the game, tossing consecutive complete-game shutouts and having a 26-inning scoreless streak.That streak ended quickly, though, when the A's took an early 2-0 lead in the first inning. Derek Norris had a two-out, two-run single off Perez.The A's scored single runs in the second and third to take a 4-0 lead. The Rangers got a run back in the fourth inning, but the A's blew it open with five runs in the fifth.Perez loaded the bases with one out, but got Norris to popup for the second out. But he gifted the A's a run by walking in a run to end his night.Jason Frasor couldn't bail him out of the inning, either. Frasor gave away another run by walking the first batter he faced, pinch-hitter Brandon Moss, and then served up a two-run single to Josh Reddick. Moss later scored on a wild pitch by Frasor.Perez was charged with four of the five runs scored in the fifth, and saw his ERA more than double from 1.42 to 2.95. The eight earned runs allowed by Perez were a career-high.The eight-run deficit, meanwhile, was too great for the offense to overcome. The lone highlight came on an RBI single by Prince Fielder, who beat Oakland's defensive shift by slicing a single to leftfield in the fifth inning.
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A diagram that outlines the internal structure of a company. An organizational chart is the most common visual depiction of how an organization is structured. It outlines the roles, responsibilities and relationships between individuals within an organization. An organizational chart can be used to depict the structure of an organization as a whole, or broken down by department or unit.
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OPEC's contentious decision to keep its production target could trigger a wave of debt defaults by U.S. shale oil producers, warn analysts.» Read More
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As technology makes it easier for people to produce and store energy on-site, more people may say goodbye to their utility companies.
Uber on Thursday heavily criticized a court decision that stopped its operations in Nevada and said it would not be giving up on the state.
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) decided on Thursday not to cut oil production, despite sliding oil prices.
Russia's most powerful oil official said in an interview with an Austrian newspaper that oil prices could fall below $60 by mid-way through next year.
Welcome to Black Friday, the fastest growing day for auto sales.
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Using the powerful analytics tool Kensho, CNBC.com's John Melloy discovers that the highest Black Friday S&P 500 performers since 1980 are Coach, Lowe's and Home Depot.
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351W Edelbrock RPM head porting?
Why have I heard that it's not worth it to have Edelbrock RPM heads ported? I have the #60259 heads. I have an old tappet 351W block with dished .060" pistons. A shop here in town milled the heads at their "max" (?) to try and give me 9.5CR because the owner of the shop says my motor had 8.5CR pistons. I have the Comp XE274H cam with RPM air-gap intake and Holley 750Vac carb. I also have a modified manual C4, 11" - 2500 converter and a 4.56 rear. Because of my dished pistons - which that shop also flycut so the 2.02" valve reliefs "worked" - and since the current heads are already milled - rather than spend a couple of thousand $ to get better heads and then get them milled - I was hoping it would be feasible to have these Edelbrock RPM heads seriously ported so that they flow better than 251CFM at .500" lift if I'm quoting Edelbrock's flow chart correctly. I am looking for more top-end HP while keeping it under 6000RPM.
I have only ported one set of SBF Edelbrock RPM heads. As cast these heads
are no better than average. There is plenty of room for improvement with
out going hog wild.
For a 170cc head your heads are flowing pretty good. (251@.500" 255@.550") Yes they will flow more with porting. This makes the port larger. Larger ports want more rpm. Most all of the porting flow improvement will be at high valve lift.
If you want more "top end" you need to think along a total systems approach.
Your can is small for "top end power"
with 4.56:1 gears why are you limiting rpm to "under 6000rpm?"
more airflow will want more rpm. (same cid)
If you really want to see the gain from porting your heads: I would:
change the camshaft
.550"+ lift 244ish@.050" (hyd) 108 LSA
248 to 255 (solid lifter)
something like this
Victor JR manifold 750+cfm carb. (modify your carb or get a larger carb)
9" ATI converter 3500-4000rpm stall
And port the heads.
I would also improve the airflow of the exhaust system.
This engine will want around 6400rpm and will still drive well on the street.
You'll have a whole new opinion of your 351W.
You need to pull your heads and actually check your real compression ratio by measureing the variables accuratly yourself. 9.5 minimum required.
With the heads off its not that hard to do.
Even as they sit now your RPM heads are not the big choke point.
have you had this car to the track? ET?? MPH???
Vic Jr and the lunati cam. leave the heads alone.
Get a cam closer to 290 advertised duration, and a single plane intake...forget the spacers. Stay under .525" lift unless your going to put some serious springs in the heads.
Might want to do the bottom end before you do this, the stock pistons crack the skirts off and have a habit of throwing the rod through the block from the inbalance at 6500 rpm.
I have a nice collection of 351W rods that I had to dig out of the pavement from back in the day when for $75 you could pick up another engine from the wrecker in good running condition and throw on your parts and do it again!
The 1969-71 rods are good for 7000 rpm, the stock pistons are good for 5500rpm max. She won't bang shifts at 6000 rpm for long before you crack the skirts dude, the oil control ring drain slots on the factory cast pistons are a huge weak point. Factory springs will valve float at 5700 rpm with a stock cam and with a .500" cam...5500 rpm. Likely your tachometer is off, Ford tachs are notoriously inaccurate.
Been there done that. :D
As for porting...spend your time on the exhaust and intake bowls and get the ports matched. Most of the heads potential is restricted due to these pinch points. Unshroud the exhaust valve on the chamber side and leave the rest alone. Factory heads can have the valve support hump ground off in the intake and exhaust ports if you bronze guide the hole. Doing much more will just be cosmetic. Replace the factory pushrods, they are noodles and flex like crazy at even 5000 rpm.
Get the exhaust right and carb tuned and you should see close to 400Hp with that combo with a peak rpm potential of 6500 rpm.
Remember what I said about the factory pistons...they WILL crack if you keep abusing them.
for your combination so I would concentrate on increasing flow with out
increasing port volume by much. The two places to modify are the push rod
pinch and the short turn. The exhaust ports can be widened. The rest is just
getting rid of casting flash and blending everything in.
As for tools you will need a 1/4 grinder, (if electric) a router speed control,
a 1/4 shank tear drop shaped 3/8" bur with a 4" long shank, 60 grit cartridge
rolls and a 4" long mandrel. Don't forget safety equipment, goggles, dust
mask and ear plugs.
I too believe the XE274H cam is too small for a 351 at 6000 RPM, whats the
duration @ 0.050"?
With the tight converter, I'd leave the cam alone. I'll try to find some
pictures tonight to show you where to remove material from the ports.
How much does the car weigh?
Heres a picture of a Trick Flow SBF port. Its a lot different from the RPM
but gives you the general idea.
Also when computing head gasket volume with an aluminum head, remember that you can't use thin steel shim gaskets, you'll be looking at composition gaskets that will have about .050 inch thickness already, so it doesn't have much allowance for the piston to be down the hole very far at TDC. This can be a problem with replacement pistons as they often come with a shoter pin to crown distance as the manufacturers assume the block will be decked, so they're trying to build in some cushion. You need to talk directly to them to insure you get the properly sized stuff or all the work going into getting the chamber right goes out the window.
Again using the trick flow head I highlighted the places I remove material.
On the left the port turns around the push rod. I open up this spot to slow
the air speed as it makes the turn. You must be careful here or you will break
through. Measure the width of each port at the turn to get them all the
On the right in at the beginning of the short turn I widen the turn on both
sides. I only put the arrow on one side but I do both sides. Again this is to
slow the air speed at high RPM.
On this head I worked the guides, on the RPM heads it's just the bronze
sticking up so there is nothing to do there.
The rest is just blending every thing in. Notice I don't try to get the surface
smooth, just eliminate rough casting and imperfections. In all I only remove
about 5 cc of material.
Two reasons, air doesn't turn well when its moving too fast and the port will
go into "choke" as the air starts and stops with the valve action.
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Coach Knoles has led the Panthers to 11 Big East Championships on the men's side and 21 finishes among the league's top three. Additionally, the women have won at least nine dual meets five times during Knoles' tenure and recorded a second-place finish at the conference championship in 2003.
Two of the past three seasons, a Knoles-coached team has opened the year with votes in the Top 25 College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) dual-meet poll.
Committed to success and the total package his student-athletes receive at Pitt, Knoles values achievements both in and out of the pool. The level of excellence that his student-athletes have achieved in the classroom illustrates his philosophy that the Pitt experience is far more than just breaking pool records. It involves producing student-athletes that are the best they can be.
True to the student-athlete ideal, Knoles' swimmers have performed exceptionally well in the classroom. The CSCAA recognized Pitt as an All-American Academic team on both the women's and men's side. In addition, two student-athletes, Kristin Brown and Amy Miteff, earned ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America honors in the last five years. In 2008, Jeremy Stultz earned Big East/Aeropostale Scholar Athlete of the Year accolades, joining Brown and Carolyne Savini (1999-2003) as previous honorees. This past season, Jon Buchanan was named an institutional Big East Scholar Athlete.
In the pool, Pitt's men and women both claimed third-place league finishes at the 2009 Big East Championships. Pitt's men's team was led by MVP Rousseau Kluever, who set a rookie record in the 400 IM, when he placed sixth in that event at the conference meet. He also took eighth in the 200 fly and 14th in the 200 IM at the BEC. The 2008 MVP on the women's side, Laura Barnes was a recipient of a Big East Swimming and Diving Athlete of the Week honor, and set school records in both the 100 and 200 breast at the Big East Championships. She was also a member of the record-setting 400 medley relay team.
Still recognized as the `Beast of the East' under Knoles,' Pitt has recruited the top student-athletes, both nationally and internationally to lead the Panthers back to
the top of the conference. Knoles opened the 2008-09 season with two notable freshman classes, as Collegeswimming.com ranked the men 25th and listed the women's incoming freshmen as a `team to watch.'
In 2006, Knoles became the all-time winningest coach in men's swimming and diving school history and currently boasts a 156-60 record, surpassing legendary coach Ben Grady (125-88-4) on the all-time coaches' list.
Under Knoles' direction, the men have finished in the top three at the conference championships in 18 of 19 years, including 11 championship titles. The women have steadily climbed back to the top of the league in the past five years, including a second-place finish in 2005.
After Knoles took over the reins of the women's team in 2002-03, the Panther women promptly broke 13 school records in his first season. The following season, more
records fell and the women's team received votes in the CSCAA national rankings for the first time in nearly a decade.
Most recently, Kristin Brown and Stacie Safritt each qualified for the 2008 Olympic Trials. Brown would go on to finish among the top 35 U.S. swimmers in the 100, 200 and 400 freestyle events.
On the men's side, Jason Miller was the third Panther to qualify for the 2008 Olympic Trials.
Dating back to the 2007 Big East Championships, Jeff Leath entered the Big East and Pitt record books with his third 200 back Big East crown in four years. Leath became the first swimmer in conference history to accomplish such a feat, in that event.
Likewise on the women's side, then-senior Andrea Shoust swept the backstroke events and became the first Panther to win conference crowns in the 100 and 200 back since 1987. Additionally, Brown garnered her second consecutive NCAA berth that year, which was the first back-to-back bid for a woman in nearly 20 years.
During the 2006-07 season, the women's team was led by a strong freestyle core and broke several school records, setting the Panthers up for postseason competition. The crowning moment was when Brown earned an outright bid to the NCAAs.
During his tenure, Knoles has consistently maintained the Panthers' reputation as one of the top collegiate programs in the East and continues to lead his teams to success year after year.
But it hasn't been easy. Knoles is aware of how competitive collegiate swimming has become, and demands that his student-athletes strive to maintain a hunger to compete.
By following Knoles' formula for success and his goal for a national top-15 finish, the men have inched closer and closer to a ranking in the last three seasons. At the conclusion of the 2005-06 season, the men finished with votes in the top 25 dual-meet rankings.
Knoles has demonstrated his ability to win as a coach. In addition to the Panthers' 11 men's Big East Championships, his teams have also recorded three second-place finishes and two third-place finishes. His teams have a combined 203-79 dual meet record, while 19 of Knoles' Pittsburgh swimmers have been either Olympic Trial qualifiers or finalists. He has garnered six Big East Men's Swimming Coach of the Year awards (1991, 1992, 1997, 1998, 2000 and 2002).
Knoles has had extensive experience and success coaching at the collegiate level, even prior to Pitt. As the interim head coach at the University of Arizona in 1988-89, he led both the men's and women's squads to a 15th-place finish at the NCAA Championships, and coached 13 All-Americans, including the school's first NCAA champion in any sport.
Knoles was head coach at Shadow Mountain High School in Phoenix, Arizona, from 1977-1988, where he coached both the men's and women's teams, and was named High School Skyline Coach of the Year seven times while leading his teams to an amazing 132-23 combined record.
In 1989, Knoles was the recipient of the College Swim Coaches Association Outstanding Achievement Award. He won the American Swimming Coaches Association Award of Excellence four times from 1990-1994 and was awarded the CSCAA's Master Coach Award in 1996. He has served on the Executive Board of the CSCAA for the past five years.
Clark began her coaching career as an assistant coach at Pitt after graduating from the university in 1988. She served as an assistant coach at both Florida State and Miami before being appointed to head the Pitt women's program in the summer of 1993. Her appreciation for the rewards and benefits intercollegiate athletics can provide for its participants is not lost in her coaching.
"I enjoyed my undergraduate years at Pitt," Clark said. "I learned not only how to set goals within a team structure, but also how to achieve them by working and interacting with team members. A team commitment is essential for success. Obviously, I want individuals to excel, but I also want them to bring the others on the team along with them."
Clark was a major contributor to four Big East Conference championships during her undergraduate years at Pitt. She won Big East titles in the 500 freestyle in 1986 and in the 400 individual medley in 1988.
Her teamwork concept was also on display when she swam for eight Pitt relay teams that captured Big East first-place finishes. An exercise physiology major, Clark graduated cum laude and understands the main reason a student-athlete comes to college.
The results have been nothing but impressive. Under the guidance of Clark, the Panthers are regularly selected to the College Swim Coaches' Association All-America Academic Team list. Pitt has been ranked as high as 17th in the country among other swimming and diving teams. The team has also been awarded the University's Academic Award several times, which is given annually to the University of Pittsburgh athletic team that boasts the highest grade-point average.
"We take great pride in our academics," said Clark. "I really believe that bright student-athletes find a way to succeed both in the classroom and in the pool.
Jeff Berghoff enters his eighth year as the assistant head coach for Pitt women's swimming, and his 14th year on the Panthers' swimming and diving coaching staff. He served his first three years as an assistant for the women's team before working with both squads for the last seven years.
Berghoff has helped establish the women's team into a competitive force in the Big East Conference and also helped guide the men's team to two league titles in 2003 and 2004.
Most recently, Berghoff was instrumental in the Olympic Trial training of Kristin Brown, who travelled to Omaha, Neb. During Brown's four years as a Panther, he aided in her record-setting and back-to-back NCAA Championship qualifying career.
Carter Crosby commences his third year as a member of the Pitt swimming and diving coaching staff. He serves as the recruiting coordinator for the men's team and assists in the coaching duties for the local swim club Team Pittsburgh, held at Pitt.
Crosby arrived at Pitt after spending two seasons as a volunteer assistant at Indiana University where he saw the women's team capture consecutive Big 10 Championships (2009 and 2010). While at IU, he aided the men's and women's swimming program in recruiting, coaching and team travel. Crosby also assisted with the IU swim camp for two years.
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You won't believe how much bang you get for your buck with these fun candy cane cookies with a kick of cinnamon. And at 6¢ per cookie, they're a steal! —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
48 Servings
Prep: 25 min. Bake: 10 min./batch
1 cup butter, softened
1 cup confectioners' sugar
1 egg
1 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
3/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup Red Hots, crushed
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Red food coloring, optional
2 tablespoons coarse sugar
Preheat oven to 375°. In a large bowl, cream butter and
confectioners' sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in egg and
vanilla. In another bowl, whisk flour and salt; gradually beat into
creamed mixture.
Divide dough in half. Mix Red Hots and cinnamon into one half; tint
with food coloring if desired. Shape 1-1/2 teaspoons plain dough
into a 4-1/2-in. rope. Shape 1-1/2 teaspoons red dough into a
4-1/2-in. rope.
On an ungreased baking sheet, place ropes side by side; press
together lightly and twist. Curve top of each cookie down to form
handle of cane. Repeat with remaining plain and red dough, placing 2
in. apart on baking sheets. Sprinkle with coarse sugar.
Bake 7-10 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool on pans 1 minute.
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- coolaugustmoon Feb 7, 2014 12:16 PM
So, I have a fairly new DC in my life. While the child of Dot parents and a South Shore childhood, she has been away for more then a decade. We have been hitting the best chow spots in town for a bit now and are looking for something more low key. I drew a blank when she requested a chill place for pizza and beer. The Salty Pig was rejected as too fancy (for tonight, we have been a few times otherwise). Aside from the Newtowne in Porter I can't think of anything that fits. You know, split a pie and salad, linger over a pitcher or 2, fairly cheap but not a take out focused place. The South End would be best case scenario, but we drive or take the t for roti or tacos so I don't think going a few miles would be the end of the world. Thanks
re: rknrll
Every time I've been there, it's been dirty, kinda stinky, the pizza's been cafeteria-quality, and the beer's watery. It's cheap, though, I'll give it that!
re: Boston_Otter
The pizza is of a certain type to be sure, but better then cafeteria quality. The beer selection is small but they have a few drinkable options. It's not ideal. But it represents a kind of place from a time and place that are fast retreating in the rear-view mirror (granted the new chow options are much better, but it's the set and setting I'm talking about here)
re: coolaugustmoon
It's gentrified a lot over the last 5 years. I remember back when you could hear all of the locals hush and check you out if you weren't a regular and the beer options were basically bud & bud lite - now it's more of a hipster & 20/30 something crowd and they have some craft beer options. There was even a spiffy paint job a few years back.
I'd say the pizza ain't great but is ok for what it's trying to be, particularly when you consider it's only a few bucks if you're getting a pitcher of beer.
Neither the pizza nor the beer selection are all that and a bag of chips, but it's the sort of place that I can go with my friends and end up full & tipsy for not a whole lot of cash (unless I partake too much in keno).
re: jgg13
I won $150 playing Keno once at Newtowne by trying to lose (pick 12 numbers and hit 0 to win $4) but I hit 8/12 for $150.
Also, 5 years ago this April I went to my now girlfriend's birthday thing at Newtowne. Very memorable as a girl at the bar pissed herself and left without a shoe.
re: rknrll
Dang, I need to go there more often!
re: grant.cook
Second this.
re: LeoLioness
re: LeoLioness
re: LeoLioness
Coppa is very nice when you grab an outside table - obviously that depends on the weather - and eat your pizza al fresco. It is my favorite pizza in Boston.
Waaay back in the day my go-to for pizza & beer was Crossroads, but that was decades ago and apparently now the pizzas are "flatbreads" and are a minor part of the menu.
Hmm - speaking of pubby places that have pizzas as part of a bigger menu, what about Doyle's out in JP?
Picco? probably a bit pricier than you'd like, and the place is crowded, though i've not felt rushed as we lingered over desserts (the opposite, if anything, despite the crowd, felt it was a bit odd that they weren't quicker bringing us the check).
but i enjoy their more interesting pizzas, and the beer list is probably better than most of the cheaper pizza spots.
re: valcfield
Agreed, if South End is your preferred neighborhood then Picco seems like the best bet.
PICCO has to top this list...I can't think of anything more appropriate..less the non-pitchers of beer...and probably higher cost...oops
re: phatchris
I also like the Waterfront Cafe for this, but that may be a bit out of the OP's wheelhouse for location. If you live nearby or are in the general area (for a TD Garden event), I would recommend Waterfront for pizza and beer. It has the ambiance I think you are looking for, the pizza is really good, and they have an above average beer selection.
re: ebone
We FINALLY made it to Waterfront Cafe this past Sunday, pre-Celts. We loved the ambience (much more warm and cozy than I expected...little touches like the lamps on the bar and tons of woodwork really speak to us).
Sadly, we did not try the pizza since I'd been making pizza at home all week long but had chili (ok - a bit too tomato-y) and a veggie eggplant wrap, which was also ok (I'm not usually a wrap fan...what was I thinking?!).
Thanks folks. I think Newtowne is going to win by default. Nothing else really like it left in the close-in areas. I am just interpreting what I think my DC is looking for. I guess that strip of Cambridge/Watertown with Greg's and Conleys and Mt Auburn grill "ambience" but with pizza. Anything like that left in Eastie? The North End has stuff that's close enough if all else fails.
re: coolaugustmoon
Kelly Square in Eastie would work.
re: coolaugustmoon
I've recently been twice to La Hacienda, on the Somerville/Cambridge line near Twin Cities Plaza. I do not recommend this place for the food, but the atmosphere is very, very old school and despite the mediocre food, my SO and I like it better than Vinny's. Sometimes you just want to chill and do without any pretense at all. It's Italian despite the name, with all the red sauce dishes. We haven't tried the pizza;they claim to be the first place in MA to serve pizza. There is an off street parking lot down the street. Again, not wonderful food but might be just what your DC is looking for. We liked the service and the servers.
re: Madrid
I think La Hacienda is the place -- I actually like their pizza. Pretty good wings as well.
I haven't been in several years, but Anchovies would fit this bill for old school.
Emma's in Kendall Square was exactly this for years, but I was disappointed in the pizza last time I was there a few months ago (their house salad was still awesome).
Cambridge.1 in Harvard Square is a bit more upscale but really good as well
Za in Kendall Square or Arlington provides this to me as well
re: gimlis1mum
I've always wanted to like Cambridge 1, but every time I've gone, I wondered why I came back (at the insistence of DCs, usually). Pizza was ok for me, but not worth the price. I don't much like Miracle of Science, either, never got why either place is so popular. But that's just me.
Woody's (full name: Woody's Grille & Tap) sounds like what you want.
58 Hemenway Street over near Symphony Hall. Simple wood oven pizzas in a simple setting.
re: BostonZest
Damn. I forgot about woody's. It would have been great. I'm re-filing it away. Close by, good pizza and beer. We ended up with a 12 pack and some Regina's take out which did the trick, but woody's next time. Thanks Zest!
re: catsmeow
Used to love this joint but the food has become straight up Sysco.
re: catsmeow
Catsmeow speaks the truth, the clams are super delish.
Another vote for Picco...the pizza rocks and the beer list always has some interesting choices on it. It's not super cheap, but not as pricey as some of the other spots in the South End. They don't take reservations for small parties so expect a wait during peak times.
When I'm in the mood for pizza and beer, I head to Russell House. Their pizzas are of the flatbread variety -- very thin, crispy crust -- and the choices are limited (I think they normally have five or six on the menu), but they're delicious, and they have great beer. I really like sitting at the downstairs bar.
re: Blumie
How do you stand the 'tude at that place? I always feel like I am doing the staff a favor by being there.
re: Bob Dobalina
How do you stand the 'tide since you go there often enough to 'always' feel that way?
re: Bellachefa
not that this is necessarily be the case here, but i feel like everyone has a place or two they get dragged out bc it's convenient for one reason or another (handles large groups, close to work, etc. etc.), tolerates, but would not go back of their own volition ;)
re: valcfield
Indeed. There are several paces that of never choose to go to on my own but end up there somewhat frequently, mainly due to friends, family and colleagues wanting to go there. The company is more important e the location to me and these aren't places that I loathe, merely prefer to avoid
re: Bellachefa
It was a somewhat provocative comment, I admit. Been there enough to not want to go back. If you've never perceived anything, that's great - you are likely cool enough to fit within their target demographic. I have been made to feel that I am not.
re: Bob Dobalina
We had an odd experience there - walked into the almost empty bar to have a drink at around 4:30 in the afternoon, were told that we couldn't sit at a table unless we were having dinner. We didn't have time for dinner (had to get home to pickup the kids) or the energy to go somewhere else (had just received devastating news at a doctor's appointment) so we dutifully sat at the bar for our drinks. I heard the hostess tell at least one other party the same thing. We left around 5 and the bar will still very empty.
re: gimlis1mum
This very thing happened to us, not long after RHT opened.
Sorry to hear that you have bad news. :(
re: Bob Dobalina
I've had decent experiences there when alone or in duo, but there is so much attitude when there is a group involved. And this is not at all a high maintenance or annoying group (although we aren't laced with tattoos, so maybe that puts us in the uncool category). I was there with a group and they wouldn't let us have one of the empty tables, then got annoyed when we were doubled up at the bar. We were there for 1.5 hours and when we left there was still nobody seated at the tables(the hightops near the bar and stairwell). It made no sense to us and consequently we go elsewhere for after work drinks and food.
re: Bob Dobalina
I have never experienced attitude at Russell House. I have always found the service to be quite good. (Once, a bartender forgot to put my food order into the kitchen. He apologized profusely and comped my meal, and we have become decent friends since.) Obviously YMMV, but it's always struck me as a very friendly place.
re: Bob Dobalina
have always had friendly service at rh, but last time we went my friend's pizza was so gloppy with cheese it made me queasy just to look at it.
re: Blumie
I like the food and drinks at Russell House, including the flatbreads, although I get the impression it's a little upscale for the OP's request, as it's at least as upscale as Salty Pig. I would likely avoid Fri/Sat due to crowds, but I've never had a service/attitude problem, although I'm pretty laid back.
re: momoftwo
I posted about it up line. We have not tried the pizza but like the authentic old school atmosphere sometimes. Should we try the pizza? which kind?
For the nicer places, I think it's Area 4, then Picco and Ducali. (Heard the new place on Hanover is good, too.) I think those are better than Za or Cambridge 1.
For the rest, I'd take La Hacienda over Woody's or Newtowne, unless you are very focused on drinking, in which case Newtowne. Flatbread Co is good but kind of a different animal in my mind.


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