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Seeking Input for One Hound's Guide to Boston Day Trips with Restaurants
- opinionatedchef Sep 3, 2012 04:41 PM
I have already written and posted on the Boston Board an extensive piece called
<VISITING BOSTON? One Hound's Guide to Historic Areas and Restaurants (Revised 8/2012)>
I am also working on a future thread called:
< VISITING BOSTON? One Hound's Guide to Boston Day Trips with Restaurants>
which will cover day trips to:
* Salem and Marblehead
* Concord and Lincoln
* Hingham and Plymouth
* Newburyport and Portsmouth
* New Bedford and Fairhaven
I would love input from you about lunch and dinner spots for these day trip locations. I would like to give 2 -3 recommendations for 'the best' lunch and dinner spots in the respective towns or nearby (not 'just o.k.' or 'pretty good' unless necessary.) If there are activities that you think are 'musts' or excellent and not well known, plse include those if you have time! you can see my style/focus by perusing the top thread above. I am happy to credit you if you'd like. thx so much for your input!
Opinionated chef, having lived in downtown Boston for many many years, the piece you wrote on Visiting Boston was very informative and reminded me of places forgotten as well as added to places I forgot I wanted to try. Thanks for taking the time. Very helpful!
Salem...AJ Artisan Bakers. Great place for sandwiches, pastries and coffee http://www.ajkingbakery.com/
Concord...The Cheese Shoppe. Located in Concord Center offers a wide variety of cheeses, wine, prepared foods and sandwiches. The Colonial Inn has a good reasonably priced Sunday buffet brunch in a historic setting also located on the edge of Concord Center.
New Bedford. MA Ravas. Excellent old school Italian. Large portions reasonably priced and delicious.
Hingham. The Hingham Lobster Pound for take out that can be eaten down the street at the beach in Hingham Harbor. A mind boggling salad bar at The Hingham Fruit Center in Hingham Harbor. They have a whole room just for the salad bar with wall to wall items. It puts the Milton Fruit Center's salad bar to shame(same market) although the Milton one is still pretty good. This is across the street from the harbor, so it's convenient to eat with a waterview if it's nice weather.
re: catsmeow
Lincoln: here is a thread on the AKA bistro and taking commuter rail there and other interesting places nearby including farms:
Concord: I love the cheese shoppe and they have an excellent array of gourmet items of all kinds. I haven't been in a while but there used to be a cookware shop next door, great stuff.
Also in Concord: Verrill Farm. Beautiful landscape, great corn, heirloom tomatoes (many varieties), bake shop, gourmet items, cheeses, prepared foods, food festivals.
I also love the Higham Fruit Center:, again, an excellent all around gourmet market with produce, pastas, wine, sandwiches, deli, etc.
re: catsmeow
Adding to Concord List after 5 years of lunch exploring in the area. No credit needed - just happy to contribute to one of your helpful lists. Feel free to pick and choose from...
Verrill Farm - Great fresh farm produce and treats from other local purveyors, plus very good sandwiches, bakery items, and prepared foods.
Nashoba Brook Bakery - My favorite bread loaf is their multi-grain, with flecks of dates throughout, although others are good as well. Really good sandwiches with high quality ingredients. Try the sweet pea guacamole - still working on replicating that one at home.
Oishii Too (Sudbury) - Out of place sushi cafe that belongs in a city, but lives in the basement of a Sudbury strip mall. Top quality fish. Simple menu. Great specials.
La Provence - French counter service. Not my style, but it's a really good example for what they do. Others love this place.
Thai Chili (Maynard) - Random small Thai place in Maynard that has incredible ramen noodle
chicken soup as a side with lunches. I can't get enough of that soup. Everything else is very good and significantly better than other Thai food in the area.
Concord Cheese Shop - Huge selection of interesting cheeses sold by ultra-knowledgable cheesemongers. But the deli counter is the real treasure since they use only gourmet ingredients to make sandwiches, soups, and hot prepared foods.
Debra's - A local's gourmet market that has a really nice selection of interesting healthy foods. Their prepared foods, especially quinoa, couscous, and other side salads, are good, but their soups are amazingly tasty and healthy. Standards Chicken Barley, Veggie Chili & Turkey Chili along with specials like Kitchari (sp?) are all awesome.
Slowpokes - Hidden BBQ caterer that does takeout lunches from a warehouse space way off the main drag on Beherrel St. Love their slider trio and I buy their spice rub (w/ orange peel!) for home grilling. Really small and ever-changing menu due to nature of the business. To set expectations, the cash register is five feet from the smoker.
Others should weigh in on sit down dinner spots like Cast Iron Kitchen and AKA Bistro - I live an hour away and was never in the area at night. People also love Helen's and Nancy's Airfield Cafe, which would both be on a weekend day trip list, but weren't on mine. I also missed Asian Gourmet, but I know others on the boards love it there as well.
In NB I would add Lebanese Kitchen for great Lebanese food, and inexpensive too.
I would add Sturbridge to your list for BT's BBQ brisket. One can take a side trip to Old Sturbridge Village and sample baked goods at the Public House. BT's is nothing fancy but I understand a new wine bar opened in Sturbridge recently. Someone on this site recently posted about a wine store and the Hyland/Pioneer Brewery is also in Sturbridge.
Plymouth can be a real crapshoot. Avoid the waterfront but I enjoyed the Driftwood Public House for their beer selection(lot's of Belgians) and some good hearty pub food, steak and cheese pretzel and killer fries, actually thinly sliced with asiago, sauteed onions and zucchini.
re: trufflehound
whew! NB is a tough one for me (except for the Portug. dinner spots and Candleworks). thx!
re: opinionatedchef
In NB, besides the regular Portuguese suspects, I like the Waterfront Grille for fresh seafood, simply prepared. Having grown up in NB I can say to avoid Davy's Locker like the plague! Underseasoned entrees for the geriatric set. That and many moons ago my godfather (a fisherman) was served cut skate wing as scallops. He called the chef to the table, looked at his plate, pulled apart a piece of skate wing with his fork (the flesh breaks horizontally, not vertically), then looked back at the chef. The chef picked up his plate and asked him what he wanted off the menu. He didn't get charged for the skate or the lobster he subsequently ordered.
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re: Parsnipity
wow, i'm so psyched with everyone's imput! this will be terrific! thx so much youall.
For Fairhaven, Elizabeths for a great dinner and drinks, Margarets next door is great for dinner (same menu as Elizabeth's but is BYOB). Also like Turk's in Mattapoisett for amazing seafood. Jakes in fairhaven is a great breakfast diner. Also you can't go to Fairhaven and not hit either Down the Hatch, the Bayside or the bitter end for drinks.
In NB Cork is an amazing restaurant and wine bar
re: opinionatedchef
Only been there for breakfast but did enjoy it. completely forgot about it, my bad!
Thank you so much for these detailed threads! You guys have made all my trips to Boston so much fun! Not only do I appreciate the restaurant recommendations, I love the detail about the area and what to see in specific neighborhoods. Because of you I've taken strolls in neighborhoods I would never have known about and even visited cemeteries that I would not have otherwise. Your input has been invaluable and far better than what I've gotten on other boards. Keep up the good work!!!
i second the Cheese Shop in Concord and the Hingham Lobster Pound (they are seasonal). For Salem, I'd recommend Red's Lunch, a fifties luncheonette with some good offerings. Its just behind the Peabody-Essex Museum. Bob Lobster in Newburyport on the road to Plum Island (also seasonal) for lunch.
Hey chef,
My husband and I have arrived on Plum Island. I don't know what happened to the thread about Howling Wolf, but you mentioned you were working on a day trip guide to this area. It sure would be helpful if you could post that here since I can't seem to find it anywhere else - that is if you're done with it. Thanks a bunch! I count on you for my good time when I head out this direction, and especially when it's unknown territory for me.
re: JunieB
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/728109 Howling Wolf thread for you, JunieB.
I know you're looking for restaurants, but this might be useful. Joppa Fine Foods in Newburyport is a small gourmet shop with an amazing cheese counter and knowledgeable staff.
Joppa Fine Foods
50 Water Street Newburyport, MA 01950
(978) 462-4662
re: croutonweb
DEF helpful, so thx. I'll stop by. Need to try more restnts up there- any you find really top notch?
do you like glenn's?
re: opinionatedchef
I haven't been to Glenn's since I was a child (it was Glenn's Galley then) so I can't speak to it.
Newburyport has some pretty good restaurants, but none I would call "top-notch" when compared to Boston. However, one that stands out in recent memory is a Northern Italian place, called Enzo, which, coincidentally, is next door to Joppa Fine Foods.
50 Water Street #304
Newburyport, MA 01950
(978) 462-1801
Alden Merrell Fine Desserts makes fantastic cheesecake. They bake primarily for restaurants, but they have a retail shop that you would definitely miss because it's in an industrial park just outside of downtown. I'd call to check their hours before going.
Alden Merrell Fine Desserts
4 Graf Road
Newburyport, MA 01950
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Wine Glassware in Restaurants - A Complaint [Long]
- Bill Hunt Aug 4, 2006 05:30 PM
Not so much about wine, though I feel that the glassware DOES affect the enjoyment of it. My complaint is the glassware used to serve wine in some, otherwise wine-friendly restaurants. I don't mind a jelly-jar if I'm having a bottle of Riesling in a Chinese restaurant, or neighborhood Indian-Cuisine place, but please, if you have 4-5 diamonds after your listing (US), or are on the Wine Spectator list, serve the wine in nice stemware. I've found some of the worst offenders amongst the top restaurants in the Deep South (US), especially in New Orleans. If I am having wines that exceed the price of all of the meals at the table, I expect nice crystal, with a thin wall, adequate size/shape, and a small rim. Not something from the standard restaurant supply store. I understand breakage, and having to clean the crystal, but a US$600 wine deserves more than a jelly-jar.
I've even considering picking up stemware luggage to travel with a couple of Riedel stems for just such occassions. Does anybody else travel with their glasses?
When we first moved to PHX, AZ, we dined at one of the highly respected restaurants (many accolades on the SW CH Board), and I ordered a very nice Cab for the main - Randy Dunn's Howell Mtn. '85, IIRC. We had had a few wines, by-the-glass, and the stemware was pretty poor. I asked for the wine to be decanted, and they were quick to accommodate me (good sign). Then I asked that we all (4) be given Bordeaux-stems for the wine. The reply was that they only had three "good" glasses. I got those three for wife and guests, and took the b-t-g stem for myself. I wrote a note about this to the management after the meal. As the food was quite good, and all other aspects very nice, we returned about a month later. I asked for the three "good" glasses for wife and guests, and was greeted by the response, "the manager got a note on wine glasses, and went out and bought a complete set of Spieglau stems for the better wines." Really nice to know that they read their correspondence and actually acted on my suggestion.
My feeling is that even lesser wines can benefit from good stemware. One may not subscribe to the Riedel marketing of a different US$60 stem for each varietal, but good glassware should be essential to good wine service.
Whew - off my chest,
I couldn't agree with you more. I guess we're somewhat lucky here in SF. Many times I take wine from my collection. In most cases when the server looks at it and asks if I would like it opened, they also return with the "good" stemware. I've never been told there are only "three good glasses." Of course when you are paying$20-$25 in corkage, you really expect to have nice stemware.
Good rant. And really good of the restaurant to read your note and take note.
re: Winemark
The restuarant mentioned is part of a small resort. In the Phoenix Area, many of the fine-dining establishments are part of a resort of some size.
All of the other restaurants, about which I ranted are independents.
re: Robert Lauriston
Gourmet did a blindfolded taste test a year or so ago Reidel vs no name and the tasters could not detect a difference. The conclusion was that people when they did detect a difference did so because they had been told they would. I'll buy into that. Most of my wine glasses are from Schott Zweissel and I do have Burgundy balloons and some other types and I do think big wines do need some room to bloom but find a different glass for each wine, god forbid you put a chardonnay in a sauvignon blacc glass is just silly.
I was in a home recently (I'm a Realtor)and was highly amused to see a china cupboard in the dining room with a huge collection with all of their Reidels lined up and labled according to wine type. No I am not going to serve sherry in a burgundy or port either but I am not going to buy into the obsessive silliness that Reidel and now Waterford are promoting. i know better.
re: Candy
Interesting. I did not see the Gourmet article, but have conducted three single-blind tastings for wine-knowledgable groups, one included a sommelier. In each taste test, I poured from the same bottle (a mid-range Napa CA Cab) into three different glasses. The glasses were: 1. restaurant-grade multi-purpose glass (small bowl), 2. a crystal large bowl and a 3. Riedel Vinum Bdx. stem. None of the taste-tester picked up that it was the same wine in each glass. All chose the wine in the Riedel as their favorite. The sommelier stated that glass 1 contained an inexpensive Cab, possibly CA but maybe WA state, glass 2 a mid-level CalCab, possibly Napa, and that glass 3 was an upper-level CalCab probably from Rutherford/Napa. Except for the price-point he nailed the wine in glass #3. All others, choosing #3 as their favorite usually got the varietal correct, but in glass 1, I had guesses of Merlot, Cab and two Zinfandels. One thought that glass 2 was an inexpensive Bdx blend.
Now, we had the total experience of handling, how the glass felt, the nose of the wine, and the taste in play. As they did not know the pours, however, they were influenced by all factors.
While these were hardly emperical tests, they yielded the same basic result. I'll go and Google Gourmet and read up on their test.
Thanks for sharing your observations,
re: Bill Hunt
You know, you can take this for what it is. I know litlle about wine and don't have much of a palatte, but I really believe those Reidel glasses work. I'm slowly buying my own for the times I splurge on great wine.
This is kind of silly, but those Reidel glasses not only make good wine better, they accentuate the flaws of cheap,badly made wines. For the heck of it I poured a bottom of the line wine in a generic glass and into a Reidel. That glass brought out everthing that was bad about that wine.
This is a constant complaint among wine lovers. I don't expect Riedels (although I appreciate when they are provided) but decent stemware is a must imho for a restaurant that has a decent winelist. There are plenty of decent stems available in restaurant supply stores that don't cost a fortune.
I have several friends who carry their own Riedels with them whenever they go out. I'm not quite that wine geeky, but I have decided that I won't return to several restaurants because I didn't want to put up with the jelly jar glasses when the wine was much too good to have in those glasses. I often take my own wine to restaurants in DC and I only patronize those that I know will provide an adequate and suitable glass for it.
The answer is Crate and Barrel!
You can pick up "disposable" (in the sense that if they break, it's not the end of the world) glasses for as little at $2! And that's RETAIL!!! Four or five dollars gets you good glasses (on sale).
re: TexasToast
Thank you for the CNB reference. We had picked up a few "disposable" sets, that are kept at relatives' (especially in New Orleans, one of the worst fine-dining towns with bad wine glasses, that I have encountered)homes for use both there and in restaurants in the area. As most of these locations are on my wife's side of the family, I feel certain that they whisper about her wine-geek husband and his obsession with glassware.
However, we find ourselves traveling to many locations where we don't have a stash of Mikasa (outlet mall) wine glasses. That's why I was inquiring about stemware luggage.
I love Spiegelau crystal, and the mid-range series is pretty affordable. I think we've paid $9-$10 per stem for our Burgundy and Bordeaux glasses at home. For the restaurant, they come in much lower. They are also less fragile than Riedel. I just like the extra room in the glass to be able to swirl my wine and enjoy the nose. And now I don't like the feel of a heavy glass on my lips.
The worst offender is Zuni. I really like their wine list, and the mark-ups are so reasonable, but I just can't stand to watch good red Burgundy poured in to those chunky, small glasses. It's so sad. It won't stop me from going, but it does impact my wine choices there.
re: monday
I agree, concerning the Spiegelau line, especially their "restaurant line." These have proved, over the years, to be quite good. I do not know what will, or has, change(d), since Riedel acquired Spiegelau.
My original post was also NOT a plug for Riedel, but a cry for "better" stemware, regardless of the mfgr.
The majority of my personal stemware happens to be Waterford Marquis Tasting Series, though I own several styles of both Riedel (both Vinum and Sommelier) and Spiegelau (before Riedel). I also collect "tasting glasses" from the myriad of events that we attend - mostly of the "restaurant" variety, i.e. small bowl, thick wall and fairly heavy (dishwasher-safe) rims. All are imprinted with the event's name, and these are just for the "memories." These were the ones that I used as "control" glasses in my single-blind taste tests.
I was, and still remain, somewhat skeptical concerning the worth of all the various lines of Riedel glasses. I had attended several events featuring Riedel and other mfgr. tasting events around their line of wine glasses. All the glasses were good, but was unconvinced how "special" they could be. Some years back, I attended yet another Riedel tasting seminar with my wife. It was in a block of cooking classes, and was chosen because we had 1 more class coming, and it was the only one we could fit into schedule - plus we got to keep the glasses. The presenter set out about six Riedels plus a "control." When she started to pour a Shafer Red Shoulders Ranch Chard into what I thought was a Burg. balloon, I held up my hand. She just smiled and poured. She also poured this same wine into their traditional Vinum Chard glass plus the control. She pointed out to the group, that this strange-looking glass was their new Montrachet Chard glass and we began tasting. I was blown away by the wine in the three glasses. From experiences, I expected to find differences between the control and the Vinum Chard glass, but was totally unprepared for the experience of this new glass with the same wine. My wife, who loves wine, but is far less a wine-geek, than I was impressed too. She leaned over and whispered, "we've got to get some of THESE." This from a lady who has on many occassions proclaimed that if I brought another wine glass into the house, I'd hear from her attorney. My intention had been to just get all of the classes in the block, drink some wine and pick up the set of "free" Riedels. I had NO intention of buying anything. Heck, I owned hundreds of wine glasses already. As soon as the tasting was over, I acquired 24 of these new glasses. Were we both suckered? I do not know. Did we find demonstrable differences in the same big Chard between the two Riedels? Yes. Since we do a lot of white Burgs, and quite a few big CalChards, we have put these glasses through their paces. However, we also already owned 48 Riedel Vinum Chard glasses! Whatever happened that night might never be explained within the context of science. All I know is that two people, who were predisposed to NOT buy anything did. I do not know if anybody else from that class did, nor do I care. There was no mass stampede to the checkout counter, only the two of us, buying even more glasses!
Now, I have been less impressed by any differences between, say my Waterford Bdx, my Riedel Vinum Bdx and my Riedel Sommelier Bdx. glasses with the same wine. Other than the heft of the glasses and the bowl sizes and small shape differences, they all taste pretty much the same. However, we can certainly tell the difference between the restaurant-grade glasses and any of the above mentioned ones. Parlor games? All in our minds? Great marketing overpowering us? I do not know. All that I can say is that we appreciate nice crystal for our wine, even the cheap stuff.

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here are some typical snacks or famous hawker Cirebon, you can meet around the Cirebon.
Porridge Soup:
Porridge contains shredded cabbage, scallions, fried soybean, celery soup poured gravy and sprinkled nuts, shredded chicken and crackers. At first glance it's food is a combination of pureed chicken and vegetable soup Just color nodes. Served them hot soup and porridge usually sold only at night
Sega jamblang:
Sega jamblang are side dishes such as rice mix. Presented at the 2-3 true leaf layers. Continuing with an assortment of side dishes, such as the lungs, meat, tempeh, tofu, calamari, etc. as well as the typical chili cirebon. The merchants are very distinctive because it uses a low table that held a wide variety of foods and is surrounded by a long bench to sit shoppers. The way of presentation, the salesman handed me rice wrapped in teak leaves and then take his own side dishes buyers who wanted to eat. The seller of rice jamblang quite scattered in the city of Cirebon in addition they are open 24 hours.
Mie Koclok:
Why is it called a noodle koclok as before d serve, mienya soaked in hot water before use stem sieve, after a few minutes in the lift and trus-koclok koclok so that the water falls. Mie koclock consists of yellow noodles served with bean sprouts, cabbage, shredded chicken, egg and sprinkled with coconut milk. Served hot fit again for no good when cold already.
Rice Lengko:
Rice Lengko consists of food that is as simple as white rice, tofu, tempeh, cucumber, bean sprouts and chives leaves. Then sprinkled with fried onions and smothered in peanut sauce and soy sauce.Palatable if accompanied eating white aci crackers! Sega sellers Lengko quite spread around the city Cerbon quite simply because these foods are also affordable for the community.
It contained rice cake mixed cassava leaves, bean sprouts, coconut parudan plus crackers. continue to be eaten with a sauce made of herbs which she oncom or dage 'for the designation of Cirebon who already diinap overnight. The food is just different kinds of vegetables but wrote with rice cake soup 'dagenya used to make its own distinctive flavor.
Sate Kalong:
Kalong satay skewers are like regular fuel which is made from buffalo meat. Her presentation was on the buffalo meat though with herbs and skewer with a lengthy sujen and shaped the city. There are two kinds of taste, the sweet and salty. because that was always sold late evening so it is called satay skewers bats
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Empal Gentong:
Empal Gentong is the typical food of Cirebon city. The food is similar to the goulash (gule) and cooked using firewood (tamarind tree) which is incorporated into the anglo (clay stove) in the barrel (anchoring clay). The meat used is beef, offal consisting of tripe, intestines, lungs, and spleen simmered in a spicy coconut milk sprinkled with special leaf chives sauce combined with a distinctive flavor powder and crackers rambak. Can be eat with rice cake and rice.
Pancake Cirebon:
or so-called cookies pancakes surabi somewhat different than in other parts of Indonesia. Pancake made from rice flour mixed with coconut milk and grated coconut to produce a distinctive savory flavor. Clay oven cooked with firewood from the fire source using a small pan of clay as well. Cirebon typical pancake is served with tempe or dage oncom Oreg. For those who like a pancake with a sweet taste, you can choose a red pancake pancake syrup of palm sugar or brown sugar to the mix when making pancakes.
Know typical thunderstorm Cirebon:
form and presentation rather different idea thunderstorm in the city, sliced fried tofu triangles (not the rectangular box), fried dry, but the inside know it still feels solid, not hollow. Served with a sprinkling of fine salt, thunderstorm separate paper-wrapped shrimp and cayenne pepper.
Crackers destitute:
is one typical Cirebon crackers, made from tapioca flour base, in frying without oil, but the sand was cleaned by filtration and drying processes by sieving. Irregular shape and different colors, some are pink, yellow, green and white. Served with sour sauce. Can now easily be obtained in supermarkets around Cirebon and at places selling souvenirs typical of Cirebon.
Crackers Rambak:
Another cracker is a typical hawker Cirebon, made from cow skin fat that is processed into crackers.Cowhide is still wet and then dried in the sun to dry the water boiled with lime and salt. Once inflated, dried cowhide back to drain the water, then cut into pieces. Dried and soaked again with herbs. Dried back to dry and then packaged in plastic wrap. In addition as a snack, crackers rambak, also known as preventive medicine thyroid disease and ulcers. Rambak Crackers are sold around the market or supermarket Plered Cirebon.
Tjampolay syrup (Campolai):
or full "Fruit Syrup Tjap Tjampolay" is typical syrup Cirebon. The syrup is made based on a formula or recipe results Tjek Tjiu late Tan on July 11, 1936 it has now entered the third generation, despite the ups and downs in its marketing. Made with pure sugar and did not use saccharine material.Marketed by maintaining the flavor of "the old days", naming and packaging. Originally there were only three flavors of syrup, which rossen, sour orange, and pineapple. And, since 1993 added a variety of new flavors such as banana milk, melon, lemon, coffee mocca, lychee and mango gedong.Tjampolay syrup can be purchased at stores selling souvenirs Cirebon Cirebon supermarkets as well as in supermarkets major cities of Indonesia.
Guava Leaf Sticky Tape:
Weskipun originally from Brass but sticky tape guava leaves quite famous in Cirebon, made of glutinous white pickled or fermented for about three days and wrapped with guava leaves. Sold in packs of black plastic box or bucket. Foods with characteristic sweet and sour taste, many manufactured in the Cibeureum, Kuningan, West Java. Tape Ketan Guava leaves can be easily purchased at stores selling souvenirs typical of Cirebon Cirebon Morning Market area.
Terasi cirebon:
Paste is one of the products produced from shrimp processing techniques in the communities Cirebon. Paste is the secret flavor of the delicacy are owned dishes typical of Cirebon. With processing techniques that have been passed down and tested, making salted fish and shrimp paste as home products industry the most hunted by tourists.
Typical among other in cirebon like
sagon cerbon, Geol crackers, crackers upil, gendar crackers, crackers jengkol, marning corn, mini glutinous rice crispies, chips, kelitik, atomic cake, maypilow, flower andul, ladu, simpil, pinchers, otokowok, opaque cirebon, welus
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The Community Music & Arts Network will host a free, all ages, alcohol-free acoustic music festival on Saturday, Aug. 8 from 3-9 p.m. in the Margaretville Pavilion behind Freshtown.
The event will includee barbecue chicken, arts and crafts, face-painting, and other festival vendors will also be available. This event is made possible in part by a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts' Decentralization Program administered in Delaware County by The Roxbury Arts Group and Performance Plus of Stamford.
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Margaretville — Veterans in the Town of Middletown and contiguous areas who would like to share their stories of military service with posterity are invited to participate in the New York State Veteran Oral History Program.
FUN FOR A GOOD CAUSE — The Ninth Annual Tunament Golf Tournament, named after the late Bill "Tuna" Sanford was held Friday at Shephard Hills Golf Course in Roxbury. The annual event raises money to fund a scholarship for Margaretville Central School graduates in memory of Bill Sanford.
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At a Crossroads
Jan Chait
October 26, 2010
I have some serious thinking to do. The infection in my foot has gotten worse and has now extended a short distance up my leg.
That's not good news. And the news got even worse when I read the doctor's report on my bone scan, which noted, "This area (leg) in particular is somewhat more prominent today."
More prominent today? You mean I've had an infection in my leg since at least April, when I had my last scan (before this one) and nobody told me? Sonuva…gun! You also have to understand that I practically live on antibiotics. And some pretty strong antibiotics at that.
Dr. B ordered the tests, but I had copies sent to Dr. A (my regular podiatrist) as well. I went to see Dr. A on Wednesday and he walked into the exam room saying, "You have some serious problems that can't wait to get taken care of."
I am, he says, beyond oxygen treatment. Beyond a wound vac. At the least, the rest of my calcaneus (heel bone) will be removed. At the worst, part of my leg will be removed.
Dr. A says it will be easier to walk with a prosthesis than without a calcaneus. Maybe he just didn't want to tell me my leg is going to be amputated.
Ironically, my primary care doc mentioned amputation the last time I saw him, just on the basis of my having recurring — make that continuous — infections. My PCP also said something interesting when he pulled up the notes on my previous scan: It mentioned infection in the ankle. Funny. Nobody ever mentioned the ankle, either. It was always just the calcaneus.
Today I go to see Dr. C. I've been telling myself that, if just removing the calcaneus and hitting the IV antibiotics again will do it, fine: If not, I'll have the amputation. Which is OK to think about, but now that I'm writing it down, it doesn't seem as innocuous. In fact, my heart rate just sped up.
In the meantime, I'm making contingency arrangements. For one, I had my cleaning lady come an extra day so we could really dig into the bedroom (things have sort of been piling up. Like books and clothes). Next is to have the furniture rearranged so I can go straight from the door to "my side" of the bed instead of having to walk (or whatever) all the way around the bed to get to my place.
And I have questions. How will I go to the bathroom in the beginning (i.e., before I get a temporary prosthesis)? The seats in the van are kind of high and I have enough trouble climbing in with two legs. Is there a way I can have my car back and still take the scooter with me — in a place I can reach it, that is?
The self-recriminations are coming fast. You know — the "I shouldas." I shoulda read the reports. I shoulda asked more questions. I shoulda gone to see Dr. A sooner (a LOT sooner). I shoulda gone to medical school so I'd know if I was being properly cared for.
I'm sad, I'm angry, and I'm really, really pissed off. I trusted Dr. B. I'm told he is having some personal problems, but you know what? I don't care. Doctors are supposed to take care of their patients, not let them go without proper care to the point that they lose body parts.
On the bright side, this was not caused by peripheral arterial disease (PAD), or hardening of the arteries. That's usually the reason a person with diabetes has an amputation. The chances of having a second limb removed is more likely if it's caused by PAD, because PAD isn't limited to one isolated spot.
Listen to me. Here I am, talking about amputation and I don't even know yet if it will happen. Please let me be extremely embarrassed this time.
Oh, Jan. I'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers. The very best of luck to you.
Posted by: Deb | Oct 26, 2010 01:44 PM
I'm sorry to hear this, Jan. I am not expert in leg infections, but I do know scooters. If you can afford it, you can get a van with a ramp so you can scoot right in and out of it. Or an automated lift to put the scooter in and out of your trunk. Good luck with whatever you decide.
Posted by: David Spero RN | Oct 26, 2010 02:46 PM
Oh, Jan, I am so sorry to hear of your troubles with leg infections. I know how hard you've tried to keep good control, and this is a sad reminder that we are not in control of what life hands us. I'm wishing you a Refuah Shleimah, which in this case means a good adjustment to whatever awaits you rather than a return to former life. Hugs, Natalie ._c-
Posted by: Natalie Sera | Oct 26, 2010 10:21 PM
Hi Jan. I'm not in the habit of responding to blogs, but here comes an attempt. I was told last week that I would be undergoing an 'ablation' of the vein in my right leg in January. Not sure if that means I have P.A.D. or not. I have an appointment with my podiatrist tomorrow for heel pain in the right heel that just won't go away with home treatment. I want to thank you for the heads up on asking more questions and wish for you a happy outcome to your recent foot problems. Hugs, Bill.
Posted by: Bill Wildey | Oct 27, 2010 01:13 PM
There has been great success in treating serious wounds with sugar. Check out Dr. Julian Whitaker's site and google treatments with sugar. It has been used for years and now that antibiotics are not as successful, it is better to look for some other treatment before cutting off a leg. God bless you Pat
Posted by: Pat Barney | Oct 27, 2010 01:20 PM
Jan, So very sorry for your troubles and praying things go well for you no matter what you need to have done. I see people with amputations getting around just great all the time...but I know it's different when it's you that has to deal with it. My heart rate and BP goes up just thinking about it. Don't blame yourself though---I know by reading your blog that you are very good at taking care of your health, asking questions and demanding that doctors work with you. You're the type that reads every bit of info out there and doesn't miss a detail. But we can't all be doctors and just have to do the best we can. Even doctors can't prevent things from happening. If they could, doctors and their families wouldn't ever have complications such as yours. But they do. I know you'll be OK with whatever you need to do because you're a fighter and a survivor. God bless.
Posted by: Linda M. | Oct 27, 2010 09:02 PM
Jan, I have no advice or ideas for you. I have no "there, there, things will be OK." What I do have is a feeling that something is happening to someone I have come to think of as a dear person in my life. You know we are all out here in cyberspace, wishing we could in some way be there to help. Know you are in my thoughts and prayers. Thanks for being YOU.
Posted by: Cathy A, | Oct 28, 2010 02:51 PM
Sugar may work on some wounds. Honey — manuka honey in particular — is said to be very good for healing wounds. However, those are topical treatments. My infection is in my bones. There's no way to get sugar or honey into my bones. Good thought, though. Thanks! BTW, I have chosen to have my leg amputated. Thanks for all of your good wishes. Keep 'em up! Jan
Posted by: Jan | Oct 28, 2010 12:24 PM
So sorry to hear your news. I wish you all the best, MaryAnn
Posted by: MaryAnn Merrell | Oct 29, 2010 02:46 PM
Jan, I am SO sorry to hear this, but at the same time, I don't know if "sorry" messages are appropriate. You've made a decision that would cause a lot of us incredible emotional turmoil, and it is a testament to your strength and will that you're able to post here about it with such honesty. That's not to say it will be easy, and that's not to say that you won't have emotional struggles as you adjust to this new way of life; just know that my thoughts are with you and that I hope for the very best for you in terms of your adjustment to this new phase of reality. All my best to you. Christine
Posted by: Christine | Oct 30, 2010 05:53 PM
Jan, Best of luck to you with your surgery. Do you watch Survivor? There is a contestant on the show that has a prosthetic leg (although she has been voted off recently, since the others thought of her as a threat). She was running in the sand doing the challenges better than some of the contestants with two legs. I also knew a swimmer with one leg that swam faster with one leg than folks with two. He was amazing to watch. I know you have a rough road ahead of you until you heal, but I'll bet that you will be up and about better than you have been recently. Think about you often. Keep in touch with us via your blog if you can. We will be here for you if you need us.... Stay stong....
Posted by: Diane | Nov 02, 2010 10:43 AM
I'm no lawyer, but it sure sounds like a malpractice lawsuit opportunity to me. Wouldn't a bunch of money come in handy now -- for that ramp van, railings, temporary home care, etc.? I don't mean to be crass, just trying to help you cope.
Posted by: Nancy | Nov 10, 2010 02:08 PM
Dear Jan, I am so sorry to hear about your leg problems. You will be in my †houghts and prayers. My brother had a leg amputated due to a motorcycle accident seven years ago. He spent a lot of time lifting weights to build up his upper body strength. He started that in the hospital once he was out of surgery. It really helped him when he began to get back on his feet again. Good luck to you...and more importantly, GOOD HEALTH!
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The case of the huge book theft at the 16th-century Biblioteca dei Girolamini in Naples has been linked to a Munich auction house. Herbert Schauer, the executive director of Zisska & Schauer, was arrested on 2 August after an extradition request from Italy. The extradition is connected with the theft of books from the famous Italian library and he is due to appear at court in Munich later this month for a first hearing.
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Baker-Highland Connector: comments needed
If you've biked down North Highland Street into downtown Atlanta recently, you may have noticed something different. The bike lane is gone, replaced with a multi-use trail. We've gotten some comments about the removal from our members and have a site visit scheduled with the city for next week. We'd like to hear from you on this issue - how does the new trail work for you? Is it better than the bike lane? Worse? Does it serve your transportation needs or function as more of a recreational facility? Please email your comments to rebecca at atlantabike.org, or submit them below.
Bikes don't belong on the sidewalk
Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 2009-10-15 07:39.
This side path was a waste of money. The funds could have been used to improve cycling traffic flow and make commuting more pleasant, preferably on a stretch of roadway that didn't already have bike lanes. Instead, it's a step backwards. This side-path is little more than a moderately widened sidewalk and it was clearly not designed to make transportation by bicycle either safer or more efficient. After the construction ended I modified my commute, which normally includes Edgewood and Five Points, just to give this thing a fair chance. Here's what I found:
Heading east, the side-path is functional - moderately. The section between downtown and the freeway on-ramp is especially useful as that's a somewhat intimidating stretch of road. However, at the crossing with the on-ramp, it's clear that very little thought was given to how bike and car traffic are expected to interact. It's dangerous, and cars aren't expecting cross traffic there. There should, at the very least, be signs warning drivers to yield. A slightly raised crossing to slow motorists would be better. Worse yet, coming from Central Park to head east is downright frightening. I used to wait in the left-most turn lane, allowing freeway-bound drivers, who are often impatient, to remain beside me. Now I must take the lane in front of freeway bound drivers, begin to turn onto the on-ramp itself, then make a sharp, low-speed left turn onto the path. I've done it twice, and both times it was perilous.
Heading west, the situation is even worse. Turning left from northbound Jackson St onto the path requires use of the crosswalk, as noted in earlier comments. It's confusing to drivers and extremely uncomfortable. It goes against every aspect of vehicular cycling. The on-ramp crossing is equally uncomfortable, if not more so. But worst of all, the path dumps riders into traffic at its downtown end facing in the wrong direction. There's simply no safe way to exit the path and re-integrate with westbound traffic into downtown.
My experiment with this path is over. In the future I will be taking the lane on Highland, at least when heading west. That's safer than riding on this new path, but it's a step backwards from the old bike lane.
I hope that, during the site visit, officials from the city will be equipped with bikes so that they can experience the perils of this path first-hand. While building it was likely a well-intentioned gesture, it was obviously a mistake that needs to be avoided in the future.
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Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 2009-10-08 14:30.
I ride this route most days in both directions. I do not use the new path heading into town; it's just too much of a hassle to get onto it and it would be as bad getting back into traffic when crossing Piedmont. I have tried it a few times heading out of town and at this point will only ride it from the connector ramp to the corner of Jackson. The only thing I like about it is it makes the right onto Jackson easier.
Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 2009-10-04 16:22.
I use this connector a lot and LOVED it because it had a bike lane. I didn't even see the new trail on a recent trip, I just noticed the bike lane gone and was sad. I prefer to ride on the street to keep a good flow. Trails like the path are okay but tend to get clogged with walkers and strollers. If I am biking 10 mph+ I want to feel confident that I won't hit a pedestrian. I just rode in the regular traffic lane. It's too short (if you are just crossing over to central park) to get on a separate trail.
Most Likely I will continue to use the street and not the new trail. I would prefer if there was a bike lane + trail.
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Submitted by Anonymous on Sat, 2009-10-03 10:01.
I used to ride this often as part of my commute from Lake Claire before moving to Midtown. I now ride this street occasionally. When the painted bike lane appeared over a decade ago, I thought a great step forward. Since then the lane was never clean enough to really ride in, but in effect created a wider lane to be shared between auto and bicycle traffic. This new arrangement has resulted in narrow lanes going both directions.
The multi-use path is much more dangerous, in my opinion. Multi-use paths are often used by inexperienced riders, and the design now requires cyclists in both directions to navigate through aggressive Connector-bound traffic (the prior path and turn lane was marked for cyclists and Highland traffic to stay in the middle lane), and makes left or right turns to and from Central Park, Jackson, or Piedmont extremely dangerous and inconvenient - the safest way to do this, if a cyclist chooses to use the path, is to dismount and cross.
Most importantly, the new narrow traffic lanes force cyclists into traffic. Since the construction has begun on the path, creating the narrow lanes, I have had cars pass aggressively and honk horns at me, which had never occurred before.
I suggest that ABC demonstrate the difficulty and danger of turning to and from the path and the danger to inexperienced cyclists crossing the connector on-ramp to city staff during the site visit.
This type of facility may be an improvement if only considered a sidewalk, but seems a step backwards for utility cycling in the city, if cyclists are expected to use it. I suspect it was much more expensive that re-striping a street to create a bike lane, too.
Baker-Highland connector
Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 2009-09-27 21:31.
I preferred the old setup with a bike lane on both sides. This is along my daily bike commute route, and when coming into Atlanta from the east, I take the Freedom Park bike path to its end at Jackson where I go right and then I take a left at Highland. With this new bike path I now have to cross at the crosswalk. I feel this will be more difficult as I now have to watch for cars making a right onto Jackson from Highland. I only ride on Highland to Central Park, so that right turn will be more difficult as I'll be on the left side of the road. Also, in general, I prefer that pedestrians and cyclists should be separated as much as possible. Feel that it's safer.
another disappearing bike lane
Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 2009-09-27 06:32.
I don't use Highland Avenue much, but I am interested in trying out the new trail, and will send my comments. Because I work downtown and bike as often as I can, I'm familiar with the bike lanes along Ivan Allen Jr Blvd. The lanes have been gradually disappearing, and need to be repainted.The lane along the eastbound portion of Ivan Allen is denoted by a sign at the corner, just before the Ga Aquarium's parking garage, indicating the establishment of a bike lane. But the lane has been somewhat unusable for 3 years, because of trucks of all sizes parked in the lane as they await entry into the Aquarium's loading dock, as well as motorcoaches and limos dropping and meeting attendees of Aquarium ballroom events. Furthermore, the lane doesn't extend eastward beyond W. Peachtree St.
Still, the amount that has been designated is greatly welcomed. But, it would be nice if the city would repaint the lane. I'm guessing most motorists don't even notice it.
Kevin B.
Bike lanes on Ivan Allen
Submitted by jtackett on Thu, 2009-10-01 07:57.
As a volunteer at the aquarium, who also rides his bike there, I agree with what you have to say. Also it should be noted that once you cross over Centennial Olympic Park Drive, the bike lane is gone until you get to Williams St, a distance of 1 block. What's up with that?? Just another example of the fragmented bike lanes we do have in the city.
You would think that bike lanes around Centennial Olympic Park would be a no-brainer as well, but there are none there at all.
John Tackett
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as a PATH...
Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 2009-09-30 20:16.
Coming from DT it is a nice alternative to traffic. It brings you all the way to Jackson, then the disappearing bike lane on Jackson to existing PATH. The interchange at the on ramp is well though out, IMO. Coming into town, if I was on Highland, I would not go to the PATH. Coming off Jackson, only if not turning on Central park. Coming off Central Park, going out of DT, I'm not sure you can get on the PATH?


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I like the stock you made, very cool. It must have been a labor of love.
I would like to ask you a question and hopefully get a little help.
I've built several air rifles. I've used ball valves, sprinkler valves;
electric and mechanical diaphragm, and poppit (hammer valves). The one
thing I've never been able to do is get a barrel sealing piston valve to
work with a small air nozzle.
They just don't exhaust the high pressure quick enough.
How did you get yours to work? I've opened the ports inside the valve body.
I've turned the center of the valve pin down to almost as thin as a pencil
I added holes at the center exhaust transfer ports.
I drilled out the bottom of the valve and cut the lower portion completely
off but it still won't do the job.
If you can share some advice it will be greatly appreciated,
Author Hill Billy (7 months)
hahah VB can
Author zakamooza (8 months)
wow nice! check out mine
Author Пашка Самодельщик (8 months)
your music is cool
Author Anderson Freitas (9 months)
ei oque vc usou como gatilio
Author MISTERCLASSIC10 (6 months)
that's what usate as trigger
Author MISTERCLASSIC10 (6 months)
que es lo que usate como gatillo
Author Dylan Williford (7 months)
This music makes me feel gay. Like homosexual.
Author 1colewade (2 years)
thats fucked up! lol
Author Lucas Felske (3 years)
Tumbs up for Blink 182!
Author Digadogup (3 years)
@mcwario13 0:07 :D in the background
Author TheBakoom (3 years)
@TheButtonMash hahahaha hows it going? i just started making a new stock it
looks more like a thompson, and i found that welding place.
Author wyz2285 (3 years)
very nice, But the valve´s pilot volume is too big, for better performance
try a o-ring piston or reduce the pilot volume.
Author dethmonky3193 (2 years)
what valve are you using for the trigger?
Author jhon dave (1 year)
hey.. you use hand pump??
Author Richard Bird (1 year)
VB cunt
Author LuckyStrike153 (3 years)
cool musik
Author jasper wortelboer (2 years)
im gay 1
Author bmxrulez4life (3 years)
0:09 Dawn thats a nice stock :) Where did you get your trigger/release from?
Author Gamemaster411 (3 years)
Imagine Julia Gillard's face when she sees this and realises that the
current gun laws in Aus aren't keeping us from arming ourselves.
Author keed (2 years)
i cant seem to find the valve that you are using, what is it called?
Author SuperEnterprise01 (2 years)
VB..Very Brutal
Author SketchyAussie (3 years)
@TheBakoom Try spraying some grease on the inside of the fitting before you
pour the epoxy in, after it dries you'll be able to pop it out easily with
a few hammer taps (I put mine against a piece of dowel in a vice and
tighten it until it lets go). :) I use a can of white lithium grease, you
can get it pretty cheap from bunnings and it works wonders. :)
Author griffin conner (2 years)
thats fricken cool
Author JoelHackett (1 year)
at last a good song
Author supermotardmario (2 years)
cool but dont use real pcp pressure for it ! 3000 psi will blow it right
up. you are probably smart enough to figure that out, but you never know
Author Nwest82 (2 years)
nice, can't wait to see it completed, have you fired it through a
chronograph yet? if so what were the numbers like? I've been really wanting
to a PCP air gun build, but have a lot to learn about designing a
valve/piston system that will function correctly and not dump all the air
in one shot. Nice work, Keep it up! Great job on the stock BTW.
Author noobeable (1 year)
tutorial please
Author Riley Stock (2 years)
straya cunt, nah good job mate im hoping to make an airgun like this, this
weekend, where did you find the valve, its awsome
Author Tommy Sands (1 year)
too weak
Author TheBakoom (3 years)
@marko03033 na
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Author steeloavenger (2 years)
Thats so badass.
Author GunnerCollins (3 years)
@bmxrulez4life its a blow gun he got it from bunnings
Author jhon dave (1 year)
can you show me how did you build your piston, and how its work..plzzzzz
Author D Elliot (1 year)
I can't stand it when technical videos and how to stuff always come with a
soundtrack. Annoying.
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Author harry goodman (2 years)
oi can you tell me how a piston valve airgun works please, Thanks
Author Rafał Matysek (2 years)
a to jest śmiechowe
Author Abdul Wahab (3 years)
which song is on background ?
Author Garrett Faber (2 years)
nice music
Author aleexishurrx3 (3 years)
blink 182 makes the vid good lol and whats my age again peoples
Author clarkespearo (2 years)
Or Very Bad, Vile Beer, Vomit Bomb, either way it tastes likes shit and is
only good to use as a target haha
Author TheBakoom (3 years)
@Digadogup hahaha i got that from a friend who use to work for coke
Author PIZZABAGARN1337 (2 years)
QEV valve?
Author GunnerCollins (3 years)
@11gamero111 its a blow gun
Author Landon Brecheisen (2 years)
Nice I am making a gas blowback simi/full auto airsoft gun it will be
useing 300 psi and i am making 50 round mag can't find any springs for
airsoft mags so am ordering spring wire and making them. I also have to
order a barrel cause I don't have any pipe that will fit a airsoft BB
perfectly. I will put a video response on your video. My dad has a shop so
I have a bunch of tools for my use + tons of parts.
Author r4z0r94 (2 years)
What's My Age Again? - blink182
Author Radzy Radz (2 years)
The lengths us aussies go to, to be able to shoot something without a
license... GIVE us Airsoft Back ffs.
Author SketchyAussie (3 years)
@MrkBO8 That made me lol. Fortunately nothing improves creativity like a
lack of supervision, so there are a lot of great Au/NZ homemade launchers
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