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Relaxing the Muscle: The Week That Was in State Politics
Feb. 26, 2010
STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, FEB. 26, 2010…..All guesstimates below ecstatic about the level of excitement among savvy lawmakers at a high state court ruling earlier this month, suggesting they alter the anti-obscenity laws to protect youngsters more thoroughly, are invalid and uninformed. Read more
Former Savin Hill resident convicted of stabbing murder
A Suffolk Superior Court jury today convicted Steven Odegard of first-degree murder for the death of Daniel Yakovleff in Odegard's Tuttle Street apartment on Jan. 17, 2008, the Suffolk County District Attorney's office announced. Read more
Baker gains, Patrick maintains edge in new poll
Feb. 26, 2010
STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, FEB. 26, 2010……Despite an unfavorable rating of 50 percent, Gov. Deval Patrick maintains his edge over a crowded gubernatorial field and holds a commanding lead over his new primary opponent, according to new poll results, which also show support for casinos and for two major tax cuts possibly headed for this year's ballot. Read more
GOP govs say Brown has running room
Feb. 25, 2010
WASHINGTON D.C. -– When state Sen. Scott Brown became U.S. Sen. Scott Brown earlier this month, stunned and wrathful Democrats in Massachusetts questioned how long before Brown would fall into line with the national Republican Party leadershi and whether his self-proclaimed independence from partisan strictures would stand up to a GOP hierarchy known for dealing harshly with dissidents. Read more
UMass signs P&S on Bayside site; purchase price is put at $18.7m
UMass-Boston has completed the purchase and sales agreement in its acquisition of the Bayside Expo Center on Columbia Point, the university announced last week. A spokesman for the University of Massachusetts Building Authority said the purchase price is $18.7 million. Read more
Small business owners press for positive actions
Small business owners this week urged local lawmakers to help erase the "stigma" attached to their neighborhoods as they asked for cleaner streets outside their locations. "There's still a stigma that leans over that part of the city," said Sarnia Etienne, who runs the LeFoyer Bakery in Mattapan. "I wind up putting on my card I'm in Boston." Read more
Another jumps into race to take Rep. Allen's place
The field of candidates running to replace state Rep. Willie Mae Allen keeps expanding. Russell Holmes, a Mattapan Democrat, has pulled nomination papers. He and three others were at the Ward 14 Democratic caucus over the weekend, asking members to sign their nomination forms. They need to turn in 150 signatures to local elections officials by April 27. Read more
St. Fleur says 'I'm leaving,' and the guessing begins
State Rep. Marie St. Fleur isn't running for re-election, a move that opens up the Fifth Suffolk District seat for the first time in a decade. St. Fleur's retirement is the second in the last month within the Dorchester and Mattapan community, with state Rep. Willie Mae Allen also announcing she is not running for reelection. Read more
Dot Ave. project gets going; officials say: Be prepared
State and city transportation officials on Tuesday night asked neighborhood residents to prepare themselves for the upcoming construction along Dorchester Avenue as they discussed with the community the plans for the major overhaul of fifteen intersections along the corridor from Peabody Square to South Boston. Read more
A bishop and his bus: A touch of Teamsters in Honduras
Feb. 25, 2010
'Open House' signs in Dot called positive omen
Feb. 25, 2010
Two Roxbury teens arrested for murder of store clerk
UPDATE: The two were ordered held without bail this morning.
Onyx White, 16, and Martin Freeles, 17, were arrested today and charged with the murder of Geraldo Serrano at the Hermanos Unidos store on Dudley Street Sunday morning. Read more
Uphams Corner store clerk shot to death
The Boston Police Department reports a 71-year-old clerk at Hermanos Unidos, 728 Dudley St. was shot to death around 10:30 a.m. on Sunday morning. Read more
Recap and analysis of the week in state government
By Jim O'Sullivan, State House News Service
WASHINGTON D.C., FEB. 19, 2010…..Think you can do better, Mr. Mayor? How's about we try our hand at your game?
Boston Mayor Thomas Menino challenged the local meteorological community Tuesday and, because it was school vacation week and the news was slow, his remarks got blown way out of proportion, and all of a sudden people had to wonder if the mayor had hurt Kevin Lemanowicz's feelings, or Dick Albert's. Read more
St. Fleur will not seek re-election
Feb. 20, 2010
Feb 20-10:55 a.m.- Rep. Marie St. Fleur will not seek re-election this year. She made the announcement to party activists at a Ward 15 Democratic caucus meeting on Saturday morning. The meeting was held to choose delegates to the June state Democratic Convention. The Reporter's Gintautas Dumcius, who was in attendance for St. Fleur's remarks, has a full report on it at the Reporter's Lit Drop blog. Read more
Casino pros and cons scrutinized as legislative debate nears
Feb. 18, 2010
Outside interests on both sides of the expanded gambling question worked to put rhetorical and statistical stakes down last week as Beacon Hill prepares for its next high-profile fight on the issue, with changed political and economic dynamics coloring both arguments. Read more
Winter, prices, demand chill fuel-aid capacity; ABCD calls for $2.5b hike Congress
Feb. 18, 2010
With a "perfect storm" of harsh conditions hitting low-income, working families, children, and seniors this year – the coldest winter in 25 years, fuel prices 50 percent higher than last year, and a severe recession with massive job losses – ABCD and other fuel assistance programs see a crisis in the making as bitter mid-February weather bears down on the Northeast.
More than 200,000 Massachusetts fuel assistance recipients have exhausted or nearly exhausted their benefits and have nowhere to turn. Read more
The 'Barber' is coming to Uphams Corner
Kids may not be familiar with the aria title "Largo al factotum," but they'll certainly recognize that its catchy "Figaro, Figaro, Figaro" melody hook from a host of pop culture airings from cartoons (ranging from Sponge Bob Squarepants to "The Simpsons") to countless sitcoms and movies. Read more
Legislators to focus on small business at Feb 22 Florian Hall hearing
Next week Dorchester will be the seventh stop of a legislative committee's "listening tour" focused on small businesses. The Joint Committee on Community Development and Small Business, co-chaired by state Rep. Linda Dorcena Forry (D-Lower Mills), will meet at Florian Hall on Feb. 22 starting at 4 p.m.
"The goal is to get out there, meet with the small businesses, and listen to the issues that they're facing in light of the economy and how we can support them," Forry said. Read more
Wallace, St. Fleur seats attracting challengers; quiet scene otherwise
A pair of Beacon Hill lawmakers representing the Dorchester and Mattapan areas could face challengers this year, as Democrats and at least one Republican have shown interest in their seats.
State Rep. Brian Wallace (D-South Boston) may see four opponents, including three Democrats. Wallace has held the Fourth Suffolk district seat, which covers parts of Uphams Corner and Harbor Point, since 2003. He ended 2009 with $3,670 in the bank. Read more
Getting cool with Shakespeare
Feb. 18, 2010
Tackling the work of William Shakespeare can be a challenge for students on too many levels to mention. But for one Codman Academy Charter Public School tenth-grader, her ability to both understand and perform Shakespeare has brought recognition to her and her school.
Amose Pierre, 17, recently recited her way to the state finals in the English Speaking Union's national Shakespeare Competition, which has attracted some 250,000 student performers since 1983. Read more
MWRA rates seen rising
Feb. 18, 2010
MWRA water and sewer retail rates – the amount communities charge homeowners and businesses -- increased an average of 5.3 percent last year even though actual water usage continued to decline, dropping by 3.7 percent for the year, according to a rate survey released Tuesday. Read more
UMass signs agreement to buy Bayside Expo for $18.7M
Updated 2/18 2:15 p.m.- UMass-Boston has completed the purchase and sales agreement in its acquisition of the Bayside Expo Center on Columbia Point, the university announced on Wednesday, A spokesman for the University of Massachusetts Building Authority said the purchase price is $18.7 million. Read more
National Wholesale Liquidators to re-open 'sometime in April'
Feb. 17, 2010
The National Wholesale Liquidators (NWL) retail store at 735 Morrissey Blvd. will reopen for business, the Reporter was told this week.
The discount retailer that specializes in a no-frills shopping experience closed its doors in early 2009 after the company had filed for Chap. 11 bankruptcy protection on Nov. 10, 2008. At the time, NWL operated some 50 stores, most of them in the northeast. Read more
BREAKING NEWS- UMass and Bayside Expo agree on sale
UMass-Boston has completed the purchase and sales agreement in its acquisition of the Bayside Expo Center on Columbia Point, the university announced yesterday while withholding the price of the deal. Read more


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Haha "I hope NOW you understand that." Are you out on the internet just to argue?
No diet, regardless of exercise would ever be healthy in any sense of the word if you ate 12k calories of Pizza.
Balanced diets and regular exercise is important and these food types are not normal.
And you are remembering his diet wrong....he never ate anything like that.
He ate a variety of foods and even those aren't healthy.
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So he isn't exercising normally/properly. He's way off the chart in the extremes that most people's bodies would need years to condition to without damage.
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Following the conclusion of the 2013 NFL Draft, the New Orleans Saints announced the signing of 13 undrafted rookies.
They are RB Shawne Alston (West Virginia), DE Glenn Foster (Illinois), QB Ryan Griffin (Tulane), TE Josh Hill (Idaho State), CB Ryan Lacy (Utah), G Tim Lelito (Grand Valley State), LB Eric Martin (Nebraska), C Elliot Milton (Michigan), TE Keavon Milton (Louisiana-Monroe), LB Kevin Reddick (North Carolina), LB Rayford Shipman (Central Florida), CB Rod Sweeting (Georgia Tech) and LB Chase Thomas (Stanford).
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I gotta laugh when people say Brian Leech is injury prone. He broke his foot, and broke it again in a freak accident in an informal scrimmage. That makes him injury prone? A puck can break anyones foot. Look at his career. The last five years he has lost 63 games due to injury, half of them last year. The two previous years he played the whole 82 games.
I'm not a Rangers fan, in fact I'm the opposite, but I am surprised that no one has mentioned Mark Messier. Another name surprises me that hasn't popped up yet is Almo on the leafs.
For the Flyers, John Leclair is an obvious choice, but I have to give the prize to Simon Gagne, though Hackett might grab the title.
Leetch, over his career has broken his foot, ankle, arm, he's gotten nerve damage on his shoulder, and has a "bruised Ankle" which kept him out for 3 months last year, now he has the same type of injury which has kept him out for a month and a half so far and probably up till sometime in November.
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Mexican / SouthwesternPrice: $30 and under
El Pinto
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.elpinto.com/
- Phone: 5058981771x
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Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 5:00pm.
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm.
Sunday Brunch: 10:30am - 2:00pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mexican / Southwestern, Mexican
- Executive Chef: Patrick Hancock
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from El Pinto
Nestled in the ancient cottonwoods in the North Valley of Abq, El Pinto was founded with eight tables in 1962. Twin brothers John and Jim Thomas carry on the family tradition and have expanded El Pinto into the quintessential "Spot" for healthy and fresh made New Mexican cuisine. Come experience an authentic Taste of New Mexico.Continued
Freshness is throughout El Pinto with the cuisine made from scratch each morning. El Pinto uses chile from Hatch, NM that is fire-roasted and hand-peeled, new beans from southern CO, healthy sunflower oil when making chips and frying, Celtic sea salt for seasoning, and numerous local organic ingredients when in season.
A vermiculture project on site processes food scraps creating a nutrient rich "tea." The bokashi composting project processes 600 lbs of food waste weekly. The "tea" and compost are combined with effective microorganisms for a herbicide and pesticide free fertilizer for El Pinto chile fields and organic growing.
Freshness is throughout El Pinto with the cuisine made from scratch each morning. El Pinto uses chile from Hatch, NM that is fire-roasted and hand-peeled, new beans from southern CO, healthy sunflower oil when making chips and frying, Celtic sea salt for seasoning, and numerous local organic ingredients when in season.
A vermiculture project on site processes food scraps creating a nutrient rich "tea." The bokashi composting project processes 600 lbs of food waste weekly. The "tea" and compost are combined with effective microorganisms for a herbicide and pesticide free fertilizer for El Pinto chile fields and organic growing.
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El Pinto reviews from OpenTable diners
170 reviews since June 27, 2014
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- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
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- EnjoyableOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/22/2014Absolutely loved the place. Will be returning. It is quite unique & beautiful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PatrickVIPDined on 10/21/2014El Pinto is a must visit while in Albuquerque. As we are from the east coast, we found the cuisine too chili pepper hot ( as in the RIBS ). The steak was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great red chile ribs and MargaritasJustMeDined on 10/17/2014The people were friendly and prompt. Our reservation was ready for us upon arrival and were able to sit down without the whole group. It's a little dim lit for my taste, but still nice!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fair FoodBubbaDined on 10/14/2014We were seated 15 minutes late even though we arrived 10 minutes early for our reservation. Food is over priced and just fair. Noise level was unbearable. I don't believe we will return.
- Doesn't deliver on the hypedine11Dined on 10/12/2014Fish was overcooked. Menu didn't state rice was part of the dish but came with it anyway; I would have chosen beans if given the option. Salad ordered didn't arrive. Sent order back to be redone. Salad came. Tomatoes were good, but still had core. Rice came again with meal. Second order came on more of a dish than a plate that made cutting fish difficult; first plate was flatter and easier to manage eating. Drinking glasses from previous diner on floor next to wall at our table. Our server was fine, but others stopped and talked to us and each other during our meal. Disturbing. Noise level of "Energenic" (above) is misleading and maybe meant for a club. "Loud" would be more appropriate. Will be returning to Los Cuates for future dining.
- Excellent from start to finish!mlk816Dined on 10/12/2014From the moment we arrived, our experience at El Pinto was fantastic. Upon arrival we asked a host if he could take our pic in front of the scenic sign out front and he happily did, even took 10 pics to make sure we got a good one. We were seated outside on the patio and were worried we might get cold but they lit a fire next to us and it provided plenty of heat, as well as great ambiance. Our waiter was very attentive and gave us his favorite meal choices. We ordered 2 of them, the red chile ribs and green chile enchiladas and they were both mouth wateringly delicious. Great house margarita that didn't skimp on alcohol and great local beer selection as well. Overall, fantastic food and service that will definitely bring us back again!Special Features:
- Fave Mexican Food PlacesherbearDined on 10/12/2014We love love this place and often take friends from out of town to eat here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- El Pinto Visit 10-08-14OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/12/2014I am so glad I was able to visit this restaurant with my Mom and Niece. The Green Chile enchiladas are the best I have ever tasted. Don't know why the red Enchilada did not measure up to the green ones. The tortilla of the red was dry and cold when I received it. I can't wait to visit El Pinto again. I am from Los angelesSpecial Features:
- APlusCHILEDined on 10/11/2014THE GREATEST PLACE TO MEET WITH FRIENDS and have a FABULOUS NEW MEXICAN MEAL!Special Features:
- Always an amazing experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/11/2014We have been coming to El Pintos every year for 10 years and have always had a great experience. Great service and amazing food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- El Pinto CommentsFeinshmeckerDined on 10/9/2014Exceptional food. Good service. Polite staff. Margueritas were not worth $10 though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Viva New MexicoRanmanDined on 10/9/2014One of the best things about Albuquerque is going to El Pintos. Greatest New Mexican food there is!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It missed the mark.RoadrunnerDined on 10/8/2014The food was just OK. I've never had a "naked" chile relleno before - there was no sauce on it. The waiter was nice but the service was terrible. We waited 15 minutes for our soft drinks and another 5 minutes for a straw. He brought the sopaipillas and forgot to bring the honey, a definite no-no in New Mexico. We ordered from the lunch menu and, when we got the bill, he charged us dinner prices! All in all, I would not go back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/7/2014Outstanding! We always bring out of town guests to El Pinto and know they will have a memorable meal and dining experience. The food was great as is the atmosphere.Special Features:
- DisappointedDisappointedDined on 10/6/2014El Pinto used to be a summer staple for me but sadly i will say good bye to this tradition - the food was TERRIBLE and EXPENSIVE for what you got and they no longer give out sopapilas with your $20 enchilada - I took friends who were here for balloon fiesta and had to repeatedly apologize for the bad food and large bill. El Pinto has gotten too big and has forgotten why they started the restaurant. I was devastated!!!
- Top Notch!lopesgwDined on 10/6/2014Three of us brought 4 friends (from MI and MN) for the lunch buffet! They were blown away! The beauty of the patio/flowers, burbling fountain all....all combined to create a magical setting. Our waiter, Ryan, handled all 7 of us with no notes--remembering exactly what we'd ordered for drinks, special requests (like holding the sopapillas until the end and bringing real honey, or the free chunky guacamole (thanks Itsatrip.com), and providing a plate of chile rellenos--not on the buffet that day!) The margaritas and craft beer were great; as for the buffet our friends fell in love with the green chile chicken enchiladas, the pozole, the green chile--and especially the soufflé-like tamales! A memorable and perfect New Mexico lunch!Special Features:
- Essential if you visit AlbuquerquehaasehDined on 10/5/2014El Pinto has wonderful ambience especially outside in warm weather. Food is quintessential New Mexican. Margaritas are a must,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for out of town guestsSCienfuegosDined on 10/5/2014Had company from out of town. Made reservations and everything went like clockwork. Got the table I requested, the service was great and the food was great.Special Features:
- Great service and food4happydinersDined on 10/5/2014I have dined at El Pinto many times, for lunch, dinner and brunch. The quality of the food is always great, reception staff pleasant and welcoming, and the waiters/waitresses provide service above and beyond the usual. They care about the guests being served, making sure that everything ordered is prepared to their liking.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ambiance; OK foodLizThompsDined on 10/5/2014I stopped by El Pinto for lunch while on vacation in New Mexico based on a recommendation from friends. I was very impressed by the size and ambiance of this restaurant - it is huge and has a great outdoor patio area. I was less impressed by the food. The chips and salsa were great, but the entrees were subpar compared to other Mexican dining options we had previously tried in Old Town area. Nevertheless, I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a peaceful outdoor patio, a kid-friendly location or a good venue for a large group of people.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/3/2014El Pinto is always a winner! We've been coming to El Pinto since 1984 when we moved to New Mexico, and we have seen the restaurant grow and grow to what it is today. Somehow, the food (and margaritas!) just keep getting better and better. You are a New Mexico icon! Thank you...and thank you for your support of our troops!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- food ok - way overpricedqrstDined on 9/27/2014While I have brought out-of-town guests here in the past, it won't be on our dining list in the future. I was shocked to see that the majority of New Mexican entrees were $18!! That's a good $4 higher than the highest prices at other excellent New Mexican restaurants. While the outdoor atmosphere is nice, indoor dining is really loud and we found it difficult to hold a conversation.Special Features:
- Bad serviceh82dinehereDined on 9/26/2014Our server Nick was horrible. After we were seated and excited we waited 15 min until he greeted us. By then we knew what to drink and what to ordee. After bringing is food he only saw 2 times. He was no where to be seem the whole time. We had to ask another girl who was very helpful for service. When leaving I saw him briefly but his expression was no concern for us. I don't want to dine here ever again.Special Features:
- DisappointedFoodieDined on 9/26/2014Have heard this was best place in town since moving here and finally got there for dinner on a Friday night. Patio is very nice but the food was huge disappointment. Not even what I would call average. Will not go back.Special Features:
- Off NightDBJBVIPDined on 9/22/2014We are local and we usually really enjoy El Pinto, but hope this was just an off night. First, we ordered vodka tonics and got vodka soda. They corrected that. Overall the food was just not as good as usual. Otherwise we would normally give el Pinto a good rating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- You pay for the ambianceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/20/2014We took a friend to dinner, because she likes margaritas and we thought she'd love dining on the patio. The margaritas were a disappointment (too pricey and too strong), but the patio setting and service were amazing. Our server and the setting made the evening!! My biggest complaint about the dining experience was the price of food and drinks. I've never paid $18.99 for an enchilada plate dinner! Outrageous!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- my visitconnijbence2008Dined on 9/20/2014Food tasty but only warm. Service was only adequate. I had to hail the server for more wine, and wasn't asked if we wanted dessert or coffee, so we chose to end the evening without a delay in service.Special Features:
- NewMexicanDined on 9/19/2014The outdoor ambiance is beautiful. The service started out great, but once we got our food, it was difficult to get any help with missing items or refills. We'd wave or call out to passing personnel, but were ignored. One of us even took an empty tea glass and approached an employee. He said he'd be right with us, but ignored us. Finally, we caught one lady who got us help. She wasn't dressed the same as the others. She may have been one in charge. We told her that although several young men were just standing around talking, we couldn't get their attention. Overall, the food was okay, but there was very little of it for the price. The salmon was dry.Special Features:
- Overall GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/17/2014Overall the service was good, our server was fantastic and really took care of us, and the food was the best that we've has since we moved to ABQ. The only feedback I have is for the front staff... A LOT of workers in the front talking about things that should not be talked about in front of guests... Like who they made out with at the party last night, etc... Everything after we sat down was great. Everything in the front of the house when you first arrive until you sit down needs some work.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/17/2014Excellent food, service was slow; not enough servers dedicated to our large group. Never-the-less a very nice experienceSpecial Features:
- AccomodatingronabqDined on 9/16/2014Excellent food and exceptional service. We were initially seated next to a large group that was very noisy. We requested a quieter location and they immediately moved us to the bar area, which was not a regular serving site but was almost empty and very quiet. Even though we were the only table in the room being served food, the waiter was prompt and attentive. We felt they went out of their way to accommodate our requests. We were entertaining out of town guests, who were very impressed with the service and food. The El Pinto staff provided an outstanding evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mikey1Dined on 9/16/2014El Pinto dining was a great experience. Not only was the food very good, but the ambiance was wonderful. We sat outdoors and there was a band playing most of the evening. Such a wonderful time with friends and family.Special Features:
- We had a nice dinner at El Pinto.MissDebDined on 9/12/2014Most people would enjoy El Pinto at any time. In the past, I've eaten outside on the patio in the warm weather and inside by the fire in the winter. This specific time we visited El Pinto we brought a guest from Dallas. He had the chili encrusted ribs and liked them. He said they were "different" but I noticed he ate them all. He told us that next time he visited Albuquerque he wanted to be sure to include this restaurant in his trip. We were able to talk and have a nice visit. As the evening cooled our waitress turned on the patio heaters. El Pinto has friendly competent staff and most importantly, really good cooks in the kitchen.Special Features:
- Food was good, but service was poorTressaDined on 9/11/2014I highly recommend eating on the patio- it was absolutely beautiful!! We were given chips and salsa right away so it was a good start, and gave our drink order. I had to ask 3 times to have my candle lit. We ordered guacamole- it was small and flavorless. We added the salsa to it. Our food came and it was a generous portion, I got beef adovado with red chili sauce. My husband got pork tamale with green chilies. Our waitress finally came and ask how our dinner was (she didn't deliver any of our food). We asked for the check- she gave it to us and said we HAD to pay her. She left and didn't return. We waited 25 mins for her-the bus boy finally found her. We mentioned how long we were waited and she said, "really? Huh." No apology-Special Features:
- worst food everOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/7/2014Hard to believe that such a beautiful restaurant can serve such horrible food. All 5 of our dishes were send back ready. So disappointed.Special Features:
- Good AtmospherenativegringoDined on 9/7/2014Interesting place to dine, but the food was not near the best of New Mexican fare. Main dishes were dry with little red chili sauce, so had to order side dishes of chili to help. Good were the quacamole, sopapillas and salsa and chips (hard to ruin these). Nice atmosphere and patios. Did not try any drinks other than tea. Would not recommend El Pinto for New Mexican food, but would for the ambiance and environs.Special Features:
- One negative, the rest positivesOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/6/2014Three of us ate. I ordered chicken adobada. Wish I had sent it back. It was dry, tough, and little flavor. Consider taking it off of the menu.Every thing else concerning the meal was very good. We're lucky t have you in Albuquerque. The ambiance is terrific and should be a must see and eat in ABQ.Special Features:
- Our family always goes to El Pinto.GibEastDined on 9/5/2014Whether for a special occasion, or going out for some great food, our first choice is always El Pinto. The green and red salsas are the best! This past visit, the special margaritas were unbelievable. My husband said his was the best burrito ever. We celebrated our daughter's birthday and were given a delicious flan dessert with a candle. It was great.Special Features:
- El Pinto...perky1Dined on 9/5/2014We had an enjoyable meal on one of the patios. The posole is unlike any other. Their local honey was packages of Kraft...server said it was because of problems with their bees. Server was scattered and rather haphazard. Food is representative of NM.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad daySadDay2eatDined on 9/4/20148 year family gathering place for out of town reunion folks. Always came here for the food. This time it was terrible. Food was cold when brought. I realize there were 19 people but the service was slow, no refills on drinks or water. One family member waited an hour for his meal to be brought after the rest was served. Most of the dinners were incorrect and need fixing that didn't work out well either. The servers were not clear on details and were not responsive to basic service needs. We left feeling very bad about the experience. These are special family members that travel a long way each year to visit and enjoy the New Mexico cuisine at El Pinto. I think I will be looking for a different place to hold our annual reunion supper.


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Armstrong Park
It was great to see Armstrong Park finally reopen earlier this week after being shuttered for so many years.
Former mayor Ray Nagin neglected the park for years before throwing together a misguided plan to reopen the park right at the end of his 2nd term. His plan backfired. Not only did the park not reopen, but arguably Nagin's plan caused more damage to the park than repairs.
After much delay, our Armstrong Park has finally reopened, but there is one problem with the park that has existed since it's inception and still exists today: why does Armstrong Park have a 10-foot-high wall and fence around it? Why does the well lit park close down at night?
Central Park in New York never closes. Although there is a wall surrounding most of the park, it's only about 2 feet tall.
After the city of New Orleans and the city tax payers have invested millions into Armstrong Park, shouldn't the massive fense be removed? Why would a park have "hours of operation" and a fence surrounding it keeping people out?
Armstrong park is an urban gem. A world-class park next to the world-class French Quarter and it needs to be open and accessible at all times. Take down the fence and put a police presence in the park, especially at night. Do this and New Orleans can have a state of the art park worthy of Louis Armstrong's name.Copyright © 2014, Orlando Sentinel


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A retired teacher accused of secretly videotaping young girls was in family court on Monday as his wife goes after his assets.
The teacher of 30 years was not happy to see CBS13 cameras waiting for them.
Led away by his attorney, retired San Juan Unified School District teacher Robert Kill is under investigation for allegedly secretly videotaping underage girls for his own sexual gratification.
Roseville Police arrested Killin October, and say they have solid evidence that he may have recorded the girls, some possibly students, without their knowledge.
We wanted to hear his side of the story.
On Monday, he wasn't in court on those charges, but he's in a civil battle with his wife over his home and other assets.
After more than 30 years of teaching, police are concerned there may be more victims out there.
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Wine – and Charity – from South Africa
Upper East Side's Kaia Wine Bar holds fundraiser for medical organization
When Suzaan Hauptfleisch first came to the U.S. in the winter of 1995, she trudged through the snow with flip-flops on her feet and $80 in her pocket. Hauptfleisch, who was born and raised on a farm called De Hoop in the Free State Province of South Africa, had never before seen snow in her life.
She spent the next 17 years working in restaurants while trying to make it as an actress, all the while dreaming of opening up an authentic South African restaurant of her own. In March of 2011, after falling in love with the perfect vacant space at 1614 3rd Avenue—and calling in a whole lot of favors—Kaia Wine Bar was born.
"We needed something like this in the neighborhood," said the 35-year-old Hauptfleisch, who lives on the Upper East Side with her black pug, a rescue dog named Lola. "Up here, it's all bars or Italian or French. I mean, there's three Mexican restaurants within a two block radius of where I live."
The South African-themed wine bar, whose name roughly translates to 'home' from the Zulu word 'eKhaya,' serves seasonal South African small plates, meats, cheeses, craft beers and New World wines.
The menu is seasonal, and, according to Hauptfleisch, is the only South African restaurant in New York City that actually has a South African Chef at the helm. Both she and Chef Ivan Giani are from the Free State.
"Growing up, we ate what the earth gave us and pickled things to keep us going in months of scarcity. For white farmers, we were very, very poor. Life was tough and my dad would kill many a livestock each week just to feed us and those who worked for him," Hauptfleisch said.
Her mother, Elize, works in the kitchen for five months out of the year, leaving her "thumbprint" in all of the chef's dishes.
Last week, on Thursday, August 29th, Hauptfleisch held her first fundraiser to help raise money for Phelophepa, a volunteer organization that delivers much-needed medical supplies and bio-medical services to rural communities in South Africa.
"Because Apartheid hospitals were segregated, my mother was often the doctor, nurse, and midwife to the black folk living and working on our farm," she said. "Often, in severe medical cases, my dad had to rush to the nearest segregated hospital and fight to get somebody who worked for us admitted, even if they were very sick."
Phelophepa's eighteen-car train travels throughout South Africa to deliver cataract surgeries, reading glasses, dental and psychological care to those in need, and provides outreach programs including HIV/AIDS education, to children.
"Most hospitals in rural South Africa are few and far between. If we had a train like Phelophepa back when I was growing up…what a difference it would have made," Hauptfleisch said.
Kaia, which serves sustainable fish and bio-dynamic, grass fed, organic meats, has seen extraordinary support from the local community, with some neighborhood regulars stopping in every single night of the week. Her local work isn't done, though–she's currently trying to lobby for a local farmer's market across the street from her restaurant.
"I always have to carry bags of fresh produce uptown from the Union Square Market because we don't have one on the Upper East Side," she said. "I've been talking to the city and the board of the buildings at Ruppert Towers, so hopefully we can get that done."
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By Robert J. Samuelson, Investor's Business Daily
Let's not smother the shale-gas boom. It is the crown jewel of the disappointing economic recovery. Why tamper with success?
Yet, there are those who argue that shale gas' benefits could be maximized if we restricted gas exports, mainly as liquefied natural gas (LNG).
This would, it's argued, keep prices low for U.S. consumers and manufacturers, contributing powerfully to the revival of American industry. Sounds convincing. It isn't.
Limiting LNG exports might initially cut prices, but the long-run consequences would be perverse. By depressing prices, we might kill the boom. Production would become less profitable or unprofitable, and new drilling would slow or stop.
This is not just supply and demand. It's also history. From 1954 to the early-1990s, the federal government regulated prices for interstate natural gas. Prices were held artificially low. "Shortages" developed in the 1970s; drilling suffered.
The shale-gas boom — the most important energy event in decades — is mostly a market phenomenon. The drilling techniques to extract gas from tight formations long considered uneconomic were first demonstrated by a small Texas company, Mitchell Energy.
Curbing Carbon
Other firms then perfected these techniques: "fracking" — injecting formations with highly-pressurized liquids — and "horizontal drilling."
Government agencies are studying whether added environmental regulation of fracking and wastewater disposal is needed. So far, hazards seem manageable.
Mainly, the boom should be left alone to build on its considerable gains. Since 2000, U.S. natural gas production has risen by a quarter, with the increase coming mostly from shale gas. From 2000 to 2012, its share of production zoomed from less than 2% to 34%. By 2040, the Energy Information Administration, the source of these figures, expects overall gas production to increase by nearly 40%. Shale gas' share would rise to about half.
By one study, the gas boom has created nearly 500,000 jobs for producers and their suppliers. Surging output has reduced wellhead prices more than half from stratospheric 2008 levels.
In 2012, residential gas bills (which also cover transportation and distribution costs) are down 21% from 2008. Manufacturers consume about a third of U.S. natural gas as both a heating fuel and a petrochemical feedstock. Low prices are promoting investment by energy-intensive firms. Companies have announced at least 100 new projects or expansions worth an estimated $90 billion, estimates Dow Chemical.
Greenhouse gas emissions have also been curbed because natural gas, when used as an alternative to coal to generate electricity, produces about half as much carbon dioxide.
Finally, fracking and horizontal drilling have been applied to oil, spawning a parallel boom. In 2012, U.S. oil production is up 25% from 2008. That's about another 400,000 production and supplier jobs, estimates the consulting firm IHS.
The complaint that LNG exports might unwisely drive up natural gas prices comes from politicians and gas consumers.
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., argues the Obama administration should ensure that "unfettered natural gas exports don't harm U.S. consumers and manufacturers."
Not Like Wheat
Dow Chemical says a "rush to export liquefied natural gas" could jeopardize the "tremendous competitive advantage for American industry" from low-price shale gas.
In theory, LNG might divert large volumes of natural gas because the wellhead price of U.S. gas is, on an energy-equivalent basis, much cheaper than oil.
But in practice, this isn't likely: LNG isn't easily substituted for oil and is costly. The expense of liquefying it to minus-260 degrees Fahrenheit and transporting it long distances in refrigerator tankers raises the price sharply. LNG projects are fabulously expensive. Sabine Pass in Louisiana, a project approved by the Department of Energy, will cost $11 billion and could provide customers in Britain, South Korea, India and Spain with gas equal to about 3% of present U.S. supply.
Exporting natural gas simply isn't as easy as exporting wheat. Unsurprisingly, LNG satisfied less than 10% of global gas demand in 2010.
Bridging The Trade Gap
Nor are American producers guaranteed contracts. Other large suppliers (Qatar, Australia) might undercut U.S. prices.
But the global LNG market could absorb some American shale-gas production. Why discourage this? A study commissioned by the Department of Energy suggests that the price impact would be modest.
The truth is that the U.S. needs domestic and foreign buyers for its natural gas. Supply is outpacing demand, leading to a collapse in prices and drilling activity. Gas rigs are down half from a year ago, reports the energy firm Baker Hughes. Prices can't be held at artificially low levels. Companies won't drill unless they can profitably sell what they find.
A policy that discriminates against producers in favor of consumers by restricting foreign sales will hurt both. The gas boom will recede as an engine of growth. For years, Americans have complained about trade deficits. Now that we have something more to sell, we shouldn't turn away customers.
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The monthly publication was one of the first-generation graphic design magazines in Europe. Following the poster movement and typographic reforms associated with German Jugendstil, it developed them in new directions. Soon the magazine was in german and english. 1950 the title was revitalised under the same name and later relaunched as Novum.
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Deutsche Welle's ninth annual international award The Bobs begins on Wednesday. The contest, which looks to honor the best in online activism in a total of 14 languages and 34 categories, is now open to submissions.
Internet users around the world have until March 6 to submit candidates for The Bobs in any of 14 languages. The contest aims to honor the people and projects taking an online stand to promote integration and social engagement as well as freedom of expression on the Internet.
Winners of The Bobs are decided both by an online vote - the Users' Choice Prize in all 34 categories - and by a 15-person international jury responsible for handing out the Jury Awards in the contest's six main, multilingual categories. Last year more than 3,000 initiatives were submitted to the contest and more than 60,000 votes were cast in the online poll.
Networked society
Turkish, Hindi and Ukrainian join The Bobs for the first time. Turkey placed fifth of 31 countries in terms of social media use, according to the October 2012 GlobalWebIndex. Germany ranked 26th in the same report.
"The so-called Web 2.0 has led to an enormous increase in Internet users in Turkey," Ozgur Uckan, a Bobs jury member and communications professor at Istanbul's Bilgi University, told DW.
Uckan added that he has clear expectations for what he hopes The Bobs will help achieve in Turkey.
"The Turkish blogosphere is rich in topics and variety," he said. "But explicitly political or otherwise 'dissenting' content makes up only a small part it. I hope that joining The Bobs will strengthen these Turkish alternative voices on the Internet."
Blogs as independent platforms
In the final days of 2012, German blogger Johnny Haeusler wrote in his blog, Spreeblick, that 2013 should be the year to take back the Web. Haeusler called for a return to the strengths established by bloggers and a shift away from social networks like Facebook and Twitter. In his appeal, he emphasized the importance of an independent platform free of the restraints of a commercial network as well as blogs' ability to host extensive debate and discussions on topics in one place that would not disappear in a matter of seconds under a flood of tweets and retweets.
Uckan said that even as social network use increases, he still sees an important role for blogs in providing commentary and analysis of culture and current events.
"Digital activism in Turkey is widespread but too dependent on social networks," he said. "We need more blogs that dedicate themselves to taking an in-depth look at topics that are important to society. We need more perspectives and a public debate by many people for many people. I think The Bobs will help do that."
Embattled candidate for chancellor Peer Steinbrück has managed another gaffe. His unofficial "PeerBlog" has met with media criticism. But, like many of his colleagues, he's using the wrong media to begin with. (05.02.2013)
While North Korea languishes just one place from bottom on a new press freedom index, it's not the only Asian country where freedom of speech is stifled. Across the continent, journalists face censorship, and even death. (31.01.2013)
An executive from Google has broken the record set by an Austrian skydiver in 2012, jumping from more than 25 miles above the Earth's surface. Alan Eustace was part of a project to develop commercial spacesuits.
China is sending a spacecraft to the moon to prepare for a futre moon landing. A memorial mini satellite from the German airspace company LuxSpace/OHB is traveling piggyback.
The EU has lowered its climate targets. It's a very worrying signal, says DW climate correspondent Irene Quaile, and reason for arguing that the EU has lost its position as climate leader.
European Union leaders meeting in Brussels have agreed on a new target for the reduction of greenhouse gases by 2030. Members also reached a deal on increasing the proportion of renewable energy used.


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Beachgoers this weekend beware. Wind and waves are expected to pick up starting Friday night, and will cause beach hazards along Lake Michigan for the holiday weekend.
Beachgoers this weekend beware. Wind and waves are expected to pick up starting Friday night, and will cause beach hazards along Lake Michigan for the holiday weekend.
Channel 95.7′s Connie & Curtis are officiating the second annual The Grand Wedding in Lake Michigan this evening in Grand Haven.
At 6 p.m. EDT tonight, 64 couples are getting married for the first time or are renewing their vows with their toes dipped in the waters of Lake Michigan at Grand Haven City Beach.
Lake Michigan reached an all-time high level of ice coverage over the weekend while deep snow has many on alert for risk of flooding.
I really don't have to describe how cold it is, but maybe if we remember summer it will all be better?
Mother nature is awesome!
Grand Rapids scored some high marks from Lonely Planet!
The marks were so good that Lonely Planet put Grand Rapids and West Michigan atop its list of "Top 10 U.S. Travel Destinations for 2014."
Grand Rapids beat out destinations such as Yosemite National Park, Las Vegas and Lana'i, Hawaii!
Lonely Planet credits Grand Rapids' craft breweries along with the festivals cele
We had huge waves on Lake Michigan just a couple of weeks ago, including a 21-foot wave just west of Holland. The waves could get even bigger on the Great Lakes this weekend.
Surf's up...on Lake Michigan.
Friday's winds brought both big waves and crazy surfers to the beach on Lake Michigan. It brought even bigger waves to the middle of the lake, including one recorded at 21-feet.
Lake Michigan rocks, literally!
Yesterday, the Coast Guard was busy pulling swimmers out of the water due to a strong rip current and high waves that either carried people out too far or slammed them into the rocks along the harbor in Holland.
I've always wondered about the signs and flags
I missed you while I was away for a week of vacation along the lovely Lake Michigan shoreline!
My sister and nephew have been in town to celebrate the first week of summer with me and we decided to go camping at P.J. Hoffmaster State Park in Muskegon.
We had such a blast and I personally want to thank the park rangers (Karen and up-and-coming ranger, Jake) for helping us put up our tent and for kindly advising us when to take shelter during a tornado watch


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