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I like it - wish the walls were thicker By Brad on 3/2/2011Brad wouldn't recommend this product to a friendI bought this as the sump for my 180 gallon tank. It's a good size - mine is actually larger than the stated dimensions. It's 36" long but closer to 18x18. The walls are not quite 1/4 thick and even with only 8" of water they are bowing out. Not a big deal with a sump but I would like it if they were 3/8". The plate that holds the return fittings is WAY too thin as well. I replaced mine with a scrap piece of 1/2" acrylic and it functions much better. The 1/8" piece that came with it quickly bowed and would not stay in place and kept falling down on top of the filter socks. Another good thing is it comes with schedule 80 fittings. Also know that the fittings are 1-1/4" so you have to get a reducer to fit your standard flex tube lines. Overall I think it's a good product for the money - but I would have paid a bit more for heavier material. I also like the fact that it is not over done with a bunch of dividers - leaves lots of options open for customizing and adding bulkhead fittings where needed.
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"Unions dumped $450 million into the Obama effort in 2008, according to the New York Times, hoping that they'd buy political clout with Obama that they don't actually own on Main Street." Obama is a Marxist.That means the 'workers' paradise' he envisions is like the now-defunct Soviet Union or Cuba. Let Hoffa or Trumpka go to Cuba, N. Korea, Venezuela, or China and try their schtick today.They would be summarily tossed into prison and the keys to their cells melted down as scrap. And that is what will eventually happen to organized labor in the US if Obama has his way. There's a reason Lech Walesa endorses Romney.

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Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Thriller
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It is a world made for hardened warriors, one of whom, a mercenary known only as Toorop (Vin Diesel), lives by a simple survivor's code: kill... or be killed. His latest assignment has him smuggling a young woman named Aurora from a convent in Kazakhstan to New York City.
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I'll say this up front: Mateen Cleaves is one of my favorite people and athletes. He's from my adopted hometown in Flint, he played his heart out for my school at Michigan State and, later in life when I was working as a reporter in Flint, Cleaves was always one of the best interviews when it came to making time for me, giving great quotes and allowing me to tell some good stories.
As far as Cleaves' analyst work on FSD, I'm aware that some people haven't been the biggest fans of the studio show during Pistons games, judging by some of the jokes I've seen on Twitter during games. But I genuinely believe Cleaves has a wealth of basketball knowledge in him. I've had the chance to watch him work with young guards at camps in the summer, and it's unreal the kinds of things he's able to tell them about playing point guard. He's not a natural broadcaster, he's just had a crash course in it over the last year and trying hard to learn on the fly. This series of videos by Eric Woodyard of the Flint Journal should give everyone a better idea about Cleaves' personality off camera and how badly he wants to succeed for FSD.


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In the late 1980s, 1960s made for TV pop group The Monkees bounced back from obscurity, thanks to 20-year-old reruns of their classic series being shown on MTV and Nickelodeon. The band re-formed and became more successful than ever, but that didn't stop TV producers from thinking lightning could strike twice, and so, as a quarter of a century before, a search was on for a new group of cute 20-something men (and women as well, according to this video) who could sing and act.Larry Saltis, Dino Kovas, Jared Chandler, and Marty Ross were the four who were chosen for the final project. Unlike their 1960s predecessors, the New Monkees lived in a large mansion reminiscent of Pee-Wee's Playhouse, in which most of their adventures took place. Other residents of the house included Manford the butler, Helen, a lifeform that manifested herself as a large disembodied pair of lips (like at the beginning of The Rocky Horror Picture Show) that would appear on any one of the TV screens that were in every room, and Rita, the waitress at the 50's-style diner that was attached to the mansion.The New Monkees' sound was vastly different from the perky Beatles-esque polished pop of the old Monkees; their music was 1980s pop/soft rock that seemed to draw influences from bands like Mr. Mister. The band released one album and made an appearance on Solid Gold, but fans of the original group savagely vilified them for merely existing. The fact that the original Monkees themselves did not support the New Monkees didn't help, and the show was cancelled after one season.Though the band remains largely forgotten to this day, there is a small die-hard group of New Monkees fans who have found each other on the Internet and have succeeded in keeping memories of the band alive. These fans have also been fortunate enough to meet the New Monkees themselves on a few occasions in recent years.


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The Ohio Dominican University football team is 9-0 heading into the final game of the season Saturday at Malone University (2-8). This season marks the 10th year anniversary of ODU football, and fourth year competing in Division II. The Panthers are ranked eighth in the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Division II Coaches' Poll and […]
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Louisville Trinity defeats Elder, awaits St. Xavier
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After routing Elder 45-21 last Friday, Louisville Trinity isn't quite finished with Cincinnati. The Shamrocks will host St. Xavier on Sept. 14th at 7:30 p.m. Trinity boasts the top three ranked players in Scout.com's Class of 2013 Kentucky preseason player rankings in wide receiver James Quick, defensive end Jason Hatcher (verbally committed to USC), and […]
Elder/Moeller 'Pink' game set for April 25
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(Provided) Next Wednesday, April 25, Elder and Moeller High Schools will get together and play a GCL baseball game for a special cause. First pitch is scheduled for 6:00 PM at Schuler Field in Sycamore Township. This game will be the second annual "PINK" baseball game between the two schools and we are asking all […]
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The two basketball games we were heading to tonight — Wilmington-Walnut Hills boys and Ryle-NewCath girls — have been postponed because of the weather conditions. The Wilmington-Walnut game will be played Saturday, Feb. 13, at 7:30 p.m. at Walnut Hills. The same two teams also are scheduled to play Friday, Feb. 12, at Wilmington at […]
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One of our editors suggested yesterday that I do a story on the Pangallo family and its huge impact on Newport Central Catholic sports over the years. I was mulling that over after last night's Princeton-Holmes game when I spotted Holmes employee Benny Rice, a member of the Rice family that has filled Bulldogs' rosters […]
Miller to Ohio Dominican …
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According to Mike Dyer, Elder senior quarterback Mark Miller has committed to Ohio Dominican. Miller on Saturday will lead the Panthers against Anderson in the Division I Region 4 championship game at Nippert Stadium.
Watch Elder-X game, state volleyball on Time Warner …
11/12/09 at 11:34am by Mike Dyer | Comments
Here's a release from Time Warner Cable: CINCINNATI, OHIO – Time Warner Cable announced today it will offer Ohio School Athletic Association Football and Volleyball playoff games this weekend. All games will be on Time Warner Cable's digital channel 99 as some of the games conflict with Fox Sports Ohio's pro basketball and hockey coverage. […]
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There are three football games scheduled this weekend between elite Cincinnati teams and elite Louisville teams: Trinity at Elder, St. Xavier (Ohio) at St. Xavier (Ky.) and DuPont Manual at Colerain. I'd think Elder and Colerain victories are virtual locks. The St. X game is more of a toss-up. Thoughts?
RivalsHigh 100 …
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It's out; it features five local teams: No. 3 Elder, No. 42 St. Xavier, No. 43 Highlands, No. 51 Moeller and No. 63 Colerain. What about Highlands being ranked ahead of Colerain and Moeller? Does that have anyone scratching their heads?
Ohio High Magazine Power Poll
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Elder is rated No. 1 in the JJHuddle.com Ohio High Magazine Division I preseason power poll, The Panthers were the Division I state runners-up in 2008. Moeller is fourth, followed by Colerain (fifth) and St. Xavier (ninth). In Division II, Winton Woods is No. 2, while Turpin is sixth. In Division III, Wyoming is No. […]
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You don't know why the pizza delivery guy brings you a pizza every night. You didn't call. So what if it just happens to be your favorite toppings from your favorite restaurant? You only pay the delivery boy because you feel sorry he got the wrong number, and now you have to eat the pizza. It's called being considerate, and you shouldn't feel bad.
You'll go to the gym next week. You have way too much stuff to do this week. You have homework, tests, going to class, work, and hanging out with friends who also have too much stuff to do. You probably won't have that much stuff to do next week. In fact, you're sure of it. Actually, next week isn't looking too empty either. Maybe next month.
It'd be stupid to walk all the way to class after you just bought new clothes. Your shoes could get scuffed, and then you'd look like an idiot. Besides, the hallways are long, and you do have two classes, so that pretty much equals a mile of walking, right? Besides, there's someone you'd really like to sleep with, and everyone knows sex burns a lot of calories. So what if you've been having sex for years, it's a long-term diet.
You don't like the people at the gym. It's okay, no one does. It's not because they're in better shape or they make you look bad, its because they're ugly or maybe they smell. You could run circles around them. You know it, and that's all that matters. You don't need to prove it to anyone, you rebel.
You just took a shower, and you heard there was a hot water shortage. If your friends didn't hear about it, laugh at them and then change the subject. They don't need to know that showering, exercising, and showering again is more work than you've done all semester. I think the important thing here is that you're saving the hot water so that other people can go to the gym. You're still better than them, and you can prove you're a "bigger man" by letting them have the water and sacrificing your work out.
No one likes the food you have to eat on a diet, so why should you? Besides, its just one Nacho De Grande from Taco Bell. What will it hurt? It's been at least three days since you had Arby's, and you've walked to class, had sex, showered twice, and still managed to save hot water. You owe it to yourself to eat something you like. It's just one meal. Besides, tomorrow night won't count, because that's a date and nothing unhealthy counts during dates. Its almost mandatory to go out to eat.
You have nothing better to do, might as well have some ice-cream. Everyone knows that popcorn, ice-cream, or a disgusting combination of both is okay as long as you're watching a movie or sulking over the fact that this week's love interest didn't notice you staring during class. If you can't sleep, its okay to eat something small in large doses. You don't know what happened to the brand new box of poptarts, and blame someone else for misplacing them.
You're having a salad, that's a good step up. Except you hate the taste of leaves in your bowl, but so does everyone else. They've created a simple solution to that. Salad dressing. Except one tastes like ass, the other smells like your socks. So add a little of both and hope they cancel each other out. Furthermore, add some sugar. The important thing is to remember to tell everyone you had a salad. Everyone must know you had a salad.
You're cool. An important part of being cool is to drink beer. Everyone knows that. Yes, it tastes disgusting. Yes, its just as cheap to buy vodka and juice as it is to buy beer. Of course beer makes you sick. Everyone already knows all that. There doesn't have to be a good reason behind the awesomeness that is beer. All that matters is that you drink it, a lot, and high five everyone to let them know when you're drunk. Mental note: You're in college now, so high-fiving people you would never talk to sober is cool.


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Let's all hope Mary Harvey never experiences the reason why a comparison she made today was so insensitive and inappropriate.
As a guest on the Tom Joyner Morning Show, Steve Harvey's ex continued her attack on her former husband, telling the host that she's first coming out about his infidelity now - in a series of bitter YouTube clips, such as the one below - because "keeping quiet hasn't served me physically. It hasn't served our son... I'm not in good health right now."
Joyner pointed out that Steve is known for completing charity work, but Mary was solely focused on his affair with Marjorie Bridges, Harvey's then-mistress and current wife.
"From a victim standpoint, it's like saying to someone who was raped, and had not had closure from his attacker, that he's still doing some good," Mary said. "It's rape to me."
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Hi Eva,I'll write seonthimg later today. However, if you are feeling logical, there are two things to notice.(1) Nothing = not anything (2) In standard English (what we do here) two negatives do NOT make a negative.(I love Spanish. No se. No se nada. No se nada nunca. But we do this differently in my language.)
I believe this women, I. Have no more respect for Steve Harvey
I wouldn't of used the word rape to make that point!, but S.Harvey is another Mel Gibson, both dogs, and have there nerve to say the things they say to women! but It's obvious this woman needs some closer and Counseling in her life!
Someone should bitch-slap this woman for making this horrid comparison. I don't know or care about this story, and Steve Harvey is nothing more than a talking head. I'm sick of both of these fools, including the fake-ass current wife. Rape is a violent crime that leaves devastation in its pathway; this story is a bucket of horse-shit.
Insensitive cunt. does she know that pain of rape? so dude fucked some other woman. that doesn't give you right to compare that to being forcibly raped. to being violated and ripped apart. Fucking ignorance. your situation isn't anything like rape. i'd love to meet this bitch. i'd break her stupid face.


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Greatest Jersey Pizza that most people haven't heard of
- Jeffsayyes Apr 20, 2011 09:03 AM
I'm planning a big Jersey Pizza Tour... totaling around 25 pizzerias over 5 weeks. I know of the most popular ones, star, santillos, ah pizza etc, but what are some ones that one might consider the best, which have been pretty much unreported on?
I'm always looking for a great place out of nowhere. Got anything?
Kate & Als and Pete's in the market seem really interesting. Are they worth a stopover?
There are a few "pizza" threads worth checking out. For example, this one's the biggie:
Then there are also a few focused on Monmouth County, in particular:
Most of the worthy choices are discussed.
We moved to northern Ocean County from Manhattan almost 8 years ago and were pleased to have recently found the best pizza place we've tried in this (Brick) area - Denino's South, 869 Mantoloking Road, Brick 08723, (732) 262-1313:
The Brick store apparently opened in October 2010 and is a branch of the Staten Island original. Very nice folks, too. Haven't tried the sausage/meat pies yet, but the plain cheese pies are excellent, with delicious crust (similar to Vic's in Bradley Beach as opposed to Pete & Elde's [Neptune] crackery thinness), good cheese - and well oiled. Good/decent start-off Caesar salads, too.
re: diablo
yeah we are almost def going there. How does Pete's compare? should we choose one over teh other?
re: Jeffsayyes
Never had Pete's so I can't say.
re: Jeffsayyes
I like them both - would pick one or the other and save room for more pizza from elsewhere.
re: Heatherb
As noted there are a bunch of threads listing peoples' favorites, some of which are quite current. I'm not sure if people have been holding some secret places in their vest pocket for a thread like this, but I guess we'll find out. I suspect it will just be another list of favorite pizza places. Which isn't such a bad thing.
Pizza Town - Elmwood Park
Ah'Pizz - Montclair
re: Jeffsayyes
Did Al show you the oven.....it's quite a site. He's one of the nicest people I ever met in the food business.....and he's very knowledgeable about his trade
re: fourunder
oh yeah, he's great. http://www.flickr.com/photos/orlick/s... very passionate guy. great pizza too.
re: Jeffsayyes
If you are ever in Bergen County....give Lodi Pizza and Pizzatown a try.....the SLICES & whole pies are great. You can have both in less than a two mile stretch on Route 46.
Lodi Pizza Restaurant
19 US Highway 46 W, Lodi, NJ 07644
re: fourunder
100 percent going to Pizzatown USA. Lodi seems really interesting. Do you think it could be considered best in the state?
re: Jeffsayyes
Lodi's slice was horrible on my one visit. Maybe I'm missing something.
re: tommy
I had a slice at Lodi on my recent visit to Pizzatown. Lodi makes a slightly smaller pie, cuts it into 6 slices. The slice is much too thick, and the cheese and sauce were bland and tasteless, IMO.
But I wasn't thrilled with PTUSA's pizza, either; the warmed-up slices don't seem to heat up well, probably the only way to go is a fresh whole pie there...
re: menton1
Just a quick joke...guy walks into a pizza parlor and orders a large. Owner asks if he wants it cut into six or eight slices. Guy says, "Make it six. I can't eat eight."
Fonly remember Pizza Town. Maybe next time i'll stop. Steve's in Fair Lawn was always a good one. But, like the old saying goes, pizza is like sex. When it's good, it's great. When it's bad, it's still pretty good.
re: Jeffsayyes
I'm no pizza connoisseur, but I loved the slices I got at Pizzatown USA the other day. Not too much cheese. Great sauce. Crispy. Not heavy. Yum.
re: Jeffsayyes
What's not to love about Spirito's. Pizza is wonderful but it's the ravioli and garlic salad that keep me returning!
Spirito's Restaurant
714 3rd Ave, Elizabeth, NJ 07202
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Sylvia (nee D'Alessandro) Spirito, 90, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, May 3, 2011, at the Trinitas Regional Medical Center, Elizabeth, N.J. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend the funeral from the Petruccelli Funeral Home, 232 Christine St., Elizabeth, N.J., on Saturday, May 7, at 9:30 a.m., thence to St. Anthony's R.C. Church, Elizabeth, N.J., where at 10:30 a.m. a Funeral Mass will be offered. Interment will be in Rosedale Cemetery, Linden, N.J. Friends may call on Friday, May 6, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Spirito was a lifelong resident of the city of Elizabeth. She was the former co-proprietor of Spirito's Restaurant, located in the Peterstown section of Elizabeth, from 1985 to 1996 with her late husband, Frank Spirito, and was the sole proprietor from 1996 to 2001. Mrs. Spirito was predeceased by her husband, Frank Spirito, who died in May 1996; her five brothers, Anthony (Tears) Guiliano, Vincent (Wings) Guiliano, Thomas (Gimps) D'Alessandro, Pasquale D'Alessandro and John D'Alessandro, and her sister, Raphaela DiMaio. She was the beloved mother of Beverly Anne Sporer, Gemma DeGregorio, Margo Berzito and Toni Peduto. She is also survived by two sisters, Anna DeMaio and Marie LaMorte; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, contributions in care of her memory may be made to the American Heart Association , 1 Union St., No. 301, Robbinsville, N.J. 08691-4183.
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re: Jeffsayyes
ah'pizz was good, but it's gone downhill - as the food comes out luke warm & has just fallen off of their game - which I feel bad about, cause I really thought ah'pizz was great!
I'd reccomend a few...
Vic's, Bradley Beach
Vesuvio's Belmar
My favorite newcomer...Salerno's in Hazlet on Bethany Road....
I know Pete and Eldas rides high..just really never worked for me.....First 2 I mentioned very old school...Salerno's..newere but great quality....my favorite..the Buffalo Chicken..
Pete and Elda's
96 Woodland Ave, Neptune City, NJ 07753
725 S Main St Ste 3, Forked River, NJ 08731
Here's a couple:
Papa's in the Chambersburg section of Trenton http://www.papastomatopies.com . It's the second oldest (1912) Pizza (Tomato Pie) restaurant in the country. I believe Lombardi's in NYC is the oldest (1905).
My favorite is JoJo's http://jojostavern.com located at 5 points in Hamilton Twp. Go in an off hour as they are almost always crowded.
Queen Margherita in Nutley got this great write up on Slice today I've never tried, but will be soon!
re: harrison
I've heard from friends who live in Nutley, that Ralph's is the best in town......any thoughts?
re: fourunder
I never understood this. Their slices are exceedingly mediocre. Maybe a whole pie is better.
re: gooter
Livingston Pizza on Rt. 10 in Livingston has what I would call authentic pizza. Thin crust, good ingredients, but no seating. Get a few slices and eat in your car on a nice day. It's really good. I agree with Tommy about Ralph's. Drove there one day, got 2 slices and although I ate it, didn't drool like my co-worker told me I would.
Livingston Pizza
73 W Mount Pleasant Ave, Livingston, NJ 07039
re: gooter
+1 for Pompei in Bayonne. Consistently excellent.
re: menton1
I think what doesn't stay the same is peoples' tastes. Benny's is still there. I don't enjoy it anywhere near as much as I enjoyed it 20 years ago.
re: menton1
Papas Tomato Pies !!!!!!!
804 Chambers Street
Trenton, NJ
damn, i think this thread is opening up something I'm not even ready for.
Here's our map
We're not locals, so just like a best of the neighborhood probably isn't worth the trip. but the exceedingly unique or delicious is. Thanks for all the great support! this might never end.
re: Jeffsayyes
I'm glad to see that Patsy's Tavern in Paterson is on your list.....mangia! Just check out their hours before you go....they open a little later on weekends.
re: maryanne06
I don't know how anyone can do a list of pizza in NJ and not include Patsy's. I went a few months ago with several friends. Three of us grew up around Patsy's so we knew what we were getting. I wish I had a video camera to capture the looks on the other two friends who had never been there as they tasted the pizza. After their first bite, they realized that they were eating the best pizza they ever had.
re: fred the fressor
It's all subjective but I don't like Patsy's as much as I like other places that serve what I consider similar styles (Kinchley's, Nellie's...although Patsy's is a bit thicker).
But the place overall is worth a stop. Real old-school joint. Looks like nothing has changed since the 70's, and probably decades before that.
re: menton1
No, but this Patsy's is old, too. It's Italian-American, old school. Like my grandparents enjoyed.
re: fred the fressor
It's a great a spot. Good bit of history there!
re: fred the fressor
That's amazing you mention it, because we just had another tour today and Patsy's was the last stop! I loved it. They cook their pies in 2 sessions, once in the pan, then again in a different, the original, oven. The crust was really somthing to think about, one of my favorite bar pies to date. No relation to patsy's, btw.
We also went to Kinchley's, Nellies, a mano and brunos in clifton.
Kinchley's was probably better than nellies. fra diavolo at kinchley's gets a special mention. . a mano has a lot of integrity, I liked ah pizz better actually, but still very respectable. Brunos was one of the best sicilians ive had-- cheese under the crust and the very fluffy bread over the sorta fried crust--- that was some great sicilian.
Anybody hear of Strawberry's? someone just tweeted me about it, and from the singular picture on yelp, it looks pretty damn good.
re: Jeffsayyes
I just had their sauteed spinach pizza today. Really good char on the thin crust.
re: Jeffsayyes
There's not much in the way of pizza in NJ that's unique or great. Check out the Serious Eats "Slice" blog for some places that may catch your fancy...
re: Jeffsayyes
How come no Denino's South?
re: Jeffsayyes
Never been to the SI store, but Tay in this thread says Brick/South palls by comparison. My own guess is that they're probably the same. Have you been to Denino's in SI?
re: Jeffsayyes
Excellent list. You might find some other gems here: http://www.ethnicnj.com/food/italian/...
I'm partial to DeLucia's in Raritan and Cranbury Pizza for traditional Jersey pies (not thin crust or Napolitan style) out of old ovens.
Cranbury Pizza
63 N Main St Ste 2, Cranbury, NJ 08512
re: EthnicNJ
Yes, your list is great. I love the site as well. I always want places that are not just good, but can be considered the best by someone - Not necessarily me, but someone. Polarizing is one of my favorite adjectives.
The funny thing about pizza is that you can ask 5 of your friends about their favorite and you
may get 5 different answers. There is so much variety out there that one person's best is
another's least. If the best pizza in the world was located 20 miles from my home, I doubt
that I would make the trip for a slice. I prefer mine plain or Sicilian and there are plenty of
local places that serve decent stuff. It may not be the best.... but just a simple tomato
and cheese pie is enough for me.
re: fishnut
We're hoping to hear about the "greatest" on this thread.
I disagree that plenty of local places serve decent stuff. Most local places serve mediocre stuff.
re: fishnut
yes, I agree. That's what I love about pizza. It's such a polarizing food. That's why we're going to so many places. Obviously we can't go to every person's favorite (I will never be done doing this in NYC even), BUT we can probably go to 25 places that lots of people are passionate about. I love getting suggestions from someone that's not connected to the foodie community.
Just went to a place last month: galleria in ozone park, queens. Not a sexy area at all, and barely one person has written about it online other than a couple of yelp reviews and a local paper article, but woah... that's a real slice! and they only serve 2 pies at a time, regular and spinach. That's cool.
There are only 2 pizza places for me.Both are excellent and both in Essex co.
The Star Tavern needs no intro but Frank Anthony's in Verona is the BEST pizza in the the surronding area and I wouldnt make that claim if it wasnt true.. It's their own homemade mozzerella with fresh tomatoes and basil on a crispy brick oven style crust.. In all seriousnes, this pizza is one of the best you will ever eat. Eat it there instead of getting to go.
re: mocozeke
what the heck is landmark?? Is there any pictures of the pie online? I can't research like I generally do for my tours, I have to go by pictures and word of mouth to find the people's favorite pies.
re: Jeffsayyes
Landmark is a small red tavern on Rt 10 just east of the Livingston circle. They have nice selection of beer, excellent ribs, salads and pizza. No website, no pictures. It is a thin crust pie. The old world has black pepper, garlic and olive oil and can be with or without sauce (usually my wife and I get sauce on half). Here are some other reviews
re: mocozeke
you think it could be considered the best in NJ?
re: Jeffsayyes
That's a low bar, anyway...
re: Jeffsayyes
Not as good as Star if you want to use that as a barometer
re: harrison
I put Landmark and Star on same plane comparing Old World w sauce on half with White Spinach Pie (my favorite at Star).
re: gregkeller
Just went to Kinchley's for the first time this weekend...we had a Fra Diavlo pie and added sausage. The FD wasn't super-spicy, which makes me think that their base sauce is probably on the sweet side; LOVED the sausage!
re: Curlz
Sun Tavern in Scotch Plains has delicious very thin crust pizza. We routinely order a pie with mushrooms and eggplant and are never disappointed. Had several of their dinners, eggplant parm, seafood platter, etc., also good.
Sun Tavern
600 W Westfield Ave, Roselle Park, NJ 07204
While properly not the greatest, I really like the Bruschetta Tomato pie at Aljohn's in Plainsboro.
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Discover an urban oasis and ultimate relaxation at this luxury boutique hotel, located in the heart of downtown West Hollywood.
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Featuring an outdoor pool, this Hollywood motel has guest rooms with free Wi-Fi and serves donuts, coffee and cappuccino for breakfast. Hollywood Walk of Fame is a 4-minute walk away.
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Minutes from the Getty Center museum and the University of California - Los Angeles, this hotel features a gym and outdoor pool. Free valet parking and free Wi-Fi are provided.
Score from 392 reviews Good
Very good location. Hop on hop off bus is opposite the hotel. The restaurant is very good.
The bar was nice
The water leaking into the room from the kitchen
Air conditioner in room made loud rattling noises all night. It would shut off and turn on with a loud bang waking me up every 10 minutes. Wifi was so slow it was useless. Room had a strange bad odor.
What was there to like, how disappointing our stay at the Grafton was, after holidaying for a month staying at a total of eight hotels we finished our holiday at the Grafton and were made to feel like an inconvenience, during our six night stay our room was serviced on our request, resulting in our having to ask for toilet paper as there was none, the bathroom was not touched and only two fresh towels were provided for a party of four (face washers not included). On one of our last night's at the Grafton drinks beside the pool had to be cancelled as a private pool party was on, which would have been fine if guests were notified. The morning after the pool party I had my morning coffee poolside surrounded by cigarette butts and dirty glasses. I have never ever stayed in a hotel where I was made to feel like a second class citizen till the Grafton.We left the hotel a night early as my family and I wanted to leave LA on a good note and our time to valuable to waste on a service provider that clearly didn't believe that we were entitled to it.
This hotel does not live up to its reputation as a stellar "botique hotel"-- it smelled of smoke, had dirty floors, and zero expertise and friendliness at the reception staff desk. It should have been a third the price for the quality.
I liked the fact the hotel was very central and in the evenings is easy to walk and find nice places to go to
I did not like the fact that I had to pay a lot for telephone calls from the hotel: it is better to purchase a telephone card (I find out later) which gives 100 minutes of calls for as little as $10 The hotel staff did not inform us of such a thing
Comfort location
Some facilities may need a bit of an upgrade.
The look, feel and smell of the rooms and hallway on level one
Pool Wifi Supplied Coffee in morning Ice machine Upgraded us to Poolside room Taxi rank directly out front
Staff charged my credit card incorrectly Staff directed us to room in which people were still staying in Staff did not take us to next room
Location, interior design, restaurant, attentive staff and nice pool.
Ceiling and walls a little thin.
Staff, location, pool. Nice new restaurant and bar.
Lack of sunbeds (6 in total). Bar prices.
Great location, the room was clean and nice, each floor has frit water and coffee during the day, a nice touch.
A/C was a bit old and noisy, valet car parking at $32 a night is something you should be aware of.
Great stay, friendly staff, all was well. The pool got crowed at times but nothing to really complain about. Excavations next door were a let down as there was so much noise coming through the room.
The bathroom was quite small and had a few insects from next doors excavations. Otherwise nothing else was wrong.
Bed was comfortable. Location was good. Service was pleasant.
It was a messy construction site. All of the hallway rugs looked like they hadn't been vacuumed in months. The ac unit in my room was noisy and dirty. Bathroom was also not really clean. Everything felt tired and old. It was fine. I was there one night. But it was just ok overall.
very dirty, old, smelly. requested change from booking.com but no time to do. we changed room which was better but still dirty and very low end.
Great stay here, staff were very helpful!! Having been to LA before and not really liking it, I now realised I stayed in the wrong place in the wrong area!!!! This hotel was perfect for us!!!
Really friendly and helpful staff
Comfortable beds.
When the bellman got our things out of the car he must have broken the hook for hanging items in the car. Either he didn't notice or he didn't say anything about it. I didn't hang anything when I left, but I found the broken piece when I got home.
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The building work was very disruptive and there seemed to be no attempt to apologise or compensate.
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Parking Charges were extortionate Pool dirty - not obviously cleaned on a regular basis. Air-conditioning in the rooms was very poor. Rooms not cleaned daily.
My partner (21) and I (25) stayed at the grafton for one night on our way through Hollywood. We found it to be a very central location and a very clean and friendly hotel. The next morning we needed to find a way to get down to Anaheim, with out a problem the font dest organised us a driver who was also very friendly. If we return to Hollywood we would book the grafton again without hesitation.
Close to everything staff were lovely
some staff rude
noise above to noisy
Finally, a reasonably priced AND charming LA Hotel! Excellent Restaurant, except as noted. Staff well informed and, more importantly, very solicitous and helpful.
For a new restaurant, the prices in the restaurant are exorbitant. The food and service were excellent but the prices were at least 15% too high for the value given, the location, etc.
The location was great.
At 2:00 I heard my door knob giggle and a few minutes later, someone knocks on my door and asked me if the shower was on. He woke me out of a deep sleep and didn't have a uniform of any type. When I brought this to the attention of the front desk, they said there wasn't a management person there. The next day when I contacted the manager, he told me the person was from security and there was a smoke alarm that went off in my room. There was no audible smoke alarm and it was pretty creepy that someone was knocking on my door at 2:00 am when I was with my teenage daughter and the front desk had no idea but later management said a smoke alarm went off...which no one heard. Further correspondence indicated that there wasn't an issue. I was in a hotel, I should have been safe and after the knock both my daughter and I were up all night.
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Have you read or seen Obama ads portraying GM bond holders as fat cats who deserved what they got in GM Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization? A GM retired tool and dye-maker wrote the following in 2009 in his letter to the editor. "Let me set the record straight about who owns GM Bonds. Retirees who purchased billions of these bonds in $25, $50, $100 increments, either directly or in 401K plans, pension funds or other retirement programs to fund their retirement were not given normal priority of first-in-line at Chapter 11 proceedings. Small bondholders use the interest from GM bonds for everyday living expenses and cannot afford to have GM go bankrupt."
But they did and the distribution from the sale of GM assets went 61 percent to the government, 18 percent to unions (cash and stock), U.S. and Canadian ( much of which they donated to Obama and Democrat political campaign funds) and 10 percent to GM bond holders in new GM stocks (no cash). GM stock was selling above $40/share then and is now selling at $20 to $25 a share. Wow, what a deal. Their cars are now selling for less than half of the cost to make them, with continuing government subsidy.
Did Obama make GM into the #1 car in America as he claims? Did he con you into believing another one of his "facts"? The government punished one group of workers to reward another. Obama gets to pick the winners (so far losers) in his new plan for us. WAKE UP AMERICA!!
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The rich history of Camden First United Methodist Church spans a total of 146 years. History states that the church was begun as one of the seven charges of the Charleston District when the South Carolina Missions Conference was organized in 1866. We have come a long way; from worshipping in the galleries of the White Methodist Episcopal Church prior to the Civil War to purchasing the building that they vacated when they built what is now Lyttleton Street United Methodist Church; through the partial destruction of our church by fire in 1925; to organizing, raising funds, and donating bricks ...
Photo cutline -- Catholic Groundbreaking -- Pictured breaking ground for the local Catholic Church's new $200,000 addition are Altar boys Leslie Stevenson and Freddie Mullen; Father Hamburger, Leonard Hasty, Austin Sheheen, Henry Boykin, Gafford Cooper, P.J. Chaussy, Fred Sheheen, Mrs. Francis T. McNamara, Mike Poper, and Miss Judy Allaire.
Our Republican elected representative in our state and across American is not a friend of the working class. The sad truth is that our state is a place that assures workers cheap labor and the freedom not to join a union. As a condition of employment, it is a state where workers work for less and depend on the "good will" of their employer for a decent pay.
The ABLE Club of S.C., the official athletic booster club of Lugoff-Elgin High School, is kicking off its membership campaign for the 2014-15 athletic seasons at the school.
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Not running UAE here on my new macbook pro 17 and I had this issue once with Filemaker Pro 5.5 (yeah we need to upgrade...). It happened on my second run of the app and I rebooted to solve it at that time as well. Luckily I haven't a repeat of the issue.
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