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Why no good Chinese Cuisine west? 帮助
- EATTV Mar 28, 2011 08:12 AM
Had a sad take out experience from a former Chinatown Chef now in Wellesley. HIs food was once as good as any of the better Mandarin or Cantonese kitchens downtown. Last night every dish was lacking both in taste and technique. I get the western morph on Chinese food but can anyone vouch for a place west of the city? Although I know we have fairly few tremendous Sino supperettes round The Hub compared to Outer Boroughs, Toronto or SF but when I can cook better than the local restaurants something has gone terribly wrong. I like Taiwan Cafe, Fuloon, Szechuan Gourmet and some Dim Sum. Never had Bejing Star or Chung Shin Yuan. Very excited about getting a big party to Quick Pic. Still, what about the regular thing. 帮助
Not sure how far west you're considering, but in Belmont, there's Shangri-La and Golden Garden. In Framingham, there's Uncle Cheung's. Search for them on this board for recommendations.
149 Belmont St, Belmont, MA 02478
Uncle Cheung's Restaurant
266 Worcester Rd, Framingham, MA 01702
Golden Garden
63 Concord Ave, Belmont, MA 02478
re: EATTV
If Belmont is west enough, Golden garden has wonderful dumplings as well as the newly reopened Quingdao in North cambridge. I haven't been in a while but thought Lotus blossom in Sudbury was okay.
What do you consider West?? I really like Sichuan Gourmet and Garden. Gourmet has a new branch out in Sharon which is out side 128. Alices taste of Mandarin in Sharon is also good.
Sichuan Gourmet
1004 Beacon St, Brookline, MA 02446
re: nsenada
This thread: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/450724 is very entertaining. I've never tried Shanghai Gate in Allston but it looks promising. How about something closer to Needham which boasts a dearth of good Chinese food.
Shanghai Gate
204 Harvard Ave, Allston, MA 02134
re: EATTV
Jumbo Seafood in Newton Centre is not terrible. Certainly far better than CK Shanghai in my opinion. But you are just not going to find that many quality Chinese restaurants in the western suburbs just like you are more likely to find better options for nearly all types of food in and near Boston as opposed to further outside the city. There are a few exceptions but probably not if you are limiting your search to something close to Needham.
re: Gordough
Such has been my experience. Wouldn't it be great to poll the CH community and ask about the 100 best Chinese dishes, hire a great young Chef and open in a funky space out here in the wasteland. I would probably call it "Cold Tea" / 凉茶, the old Moon Villa after hours euphemism.
re: Gordough
Green Tea is not far from Needham (and being a Needhamite, it's the closest decent spot). I actually don't mind Dragon Chef for greasy, late night drunk Chinese food. I have had some very good, shockingly greaseless scallion pancakes there. I don't like New Garden, seems to just be a place to get wasted. I occasionally hit Mandarin Cuisine with larger crowds if we've decided to go somehwere nearby at a time when getting a table elsewhere will be an issue. The owners are really nice people.
There it is...a tour of Needham's Chinese restaurants. Bask in the glory...
Green Tea Restaurant
2 Beacon St, Framingham, MA 01701
New Garden Restaurant
250 Chestnut St, Needham, MA 02492
Mandarin Cuisine
238 Highland Ave, Needham, MA 02494
re: EATTV
Closer to Needham, I guess there's Bernards in the Chestnut Hill mall, slightly suburbanized but generally decent. Some have said good things about Joyful Garden in Allston but haven't checked it out yet. If you like Taiwan cafe, you should try Jo Jo Taipei in Allston (which I prefer over Shangri La or Uncle Cheungs).
Joyful Garden
1234 Soldiers Field Rd, Boston, MA 02135
JoJo Tai Pei Restaurant
103 Brighton Ave, Boston, MA 02134
re: barleywino
Anyone been to Formosa Taipei in Lexington recently? They were originally a Jo Jo tai pei diaspora. They had an outpost in Nashua as well, but I heard it was shut down recently, and lost their Jo Jo taipei chef in a dispute with ownership.
All rumors, of course. Anyone know for sure?
Formosa Taipei
315 Marrett Rd, Lexington, MA 02421
re: justbeingpolite
Yes, the food isn't exactly the same but things are still very good. Lately they introduced "vegan chicken" dishes which is wheat gluten and seems house-made. Perfect texture and my DC who tried the 3 cup version was pretty amazed it wasn't chicken. This is as good as some of the vegetarian/vegan Chinese places I've tried in NYC.
I'm not sure what happened but they had several chefs, but I haven't seen Steve, one of the owners, in quite some time. The woman who I usually see up front seems a bit coy but I'm going to get the story sooner or later.
re: justbeingpolite
Nashua is definitely gone, they sold it, I can confirm that for sure. They put up a couple of folding tables in so eating in is a bit more of an option.
Some of the dishes that perhaps came down a notch: Spicy Beef Noodle Soup, XLB, both the steamed and pan-fried editions. I still reco the pan-fried one since it's rather unique in this area. Like I said, I still give FT the thumbs up and recently took a Taiwanese native there who enjoyed it very much.
China Sky and Bernards are my favorite. While they are more expensive than most Chinese restaurants the quality makes up for it. I don't think Needham has good Chinese restaurants. I did like Joy Luck in Needham but now it is Rice Barn which I have not tried yet. You would think Newton would have good Chinese food but it does not. I cannot think of one place in Newton not including Bernards that is that good.
re: cherrytomato
We have eaten at Rice Barn several times. It's not really Chinese, more like Asian fusion. It's fresh, but not very interesting, and it can be quite bland. What I love about the place is their mango sticky rice, which is one of my favorite desserts, and is very well done there.
Rice Barn
1037 Great Plain Ave, Needham, MA 02492
i go to CK Shanghai in Wellesley. I speak to the chef who makes special dishes for me. Of course, no one else seems to get good food other than Scotty who also knows him personally. Still, even my friends and partners from NYC are impressed with the quality though no one else seems to duplicate my experience.
re: cambridgedoctpr
sounds like that's where the OP went?
re: barleywino
yes, the difference between what people are getting and what he can give is great. the menu is generally to be avoided.
re: cambridgedoctpr
I'm going to heal myself with a suckling pig dinner for 5 at Quick Pic next week and lunch tomorrow at Shanghai Gate. (I will speak to the Chef)
re: EATTV
Nice. I gotta get back to the Gates of Shanghai myself. Order some lion's balls. The chef's special menu is great, but also many worthwhile things on the regular menu. I'm sure you've seen this thread by now. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/600051 barleywino turned me onto the fish tail in brown sauce, which i think about often. Heck, you'd think they got a mamaw from Mississipi in the kitchen back there, their gravies got soul. Both the brown and the white gravies are luscious. Have fun. Eat the whole menu.
re: Nab
Shanghai Gate's take out menu quotes a Globe review,"What you get at Shanghai Gate plain and simple is a chef who really knows how to cook". Fair enough. It was soulful and flavors were right. I am restored...but not wowed. The restaurant was indeed full of asian dinners, always a good sign. I liked what I was seeing on other tables. Service was prompt and cheerful. I had studied the menu. My companion required "foods from her childhood" meaning recognizable. There were spring rolls. Shanghai pan fried noodles had the high heat breath of the wok. The noodles had just the right bite. Rice cakes sauteed with pork and leek had a soulful depth and elegant presentation. Pork Belly and Tofu Skins, a sort of brown sauce dong po rou with bean curd ribbons tied in knots was served with tender baby bok choy. It was a savory big bacon meets braising wicked and fattylicious almost custard like guilty pleasure. Also notable were yóu tiáo (twin tubular crullers) Lions Heads casseroles and Sweet corn pancakes as well as Ma Po Fish a dish I really love where fish and tofu bob about in orange Sichuan oil cracked peppercorn glory. One low note were the well reviewed soup dumplings. I recognized them as a frozen variety that lives in the far back of my freezer. Xia long bao are my favorite dumplings and these I just didn't get. If the high maintenance buns are too much to make then I think perhaps bao out. This aside it was all water to one great huge thirst.
Next stop is Quick Pic for the 10lb suckling pig supper and some excellent nose to tail eating. (Not today: NCAA)
Shanghai Gate
204 Harvard Ave, Allston, MA 02134
The Waltham outpost of Mu Lan now has a grand opening sign in the window and people setting up table settings, when I drove by around 7. I don't think they're actually open yet, but they will be soon.
You already know where the "relatively" good Chinese restaurants are in the west of Boston. The only place I encourage you to try is Beijing Star in Waltham for their basic but "hit the spot" hand cut noodle. I think they are pretty close to what we can get in China.
Beijing Star Restaurant
835 Main St, Waltham, MA 02451
re: sheila
Beijing Star is sadly closed.
It is now Mulan Waltham.
Beijing Star Restaurant
835 Main St, Waltham, MA 02451
re: StriperGuy
Oh no. Should have gone there more often to help their business.
re: sheila
Sad I missed the Beijing Star. Was on my list. Will the new Mulan keep any of their recipes?
Beijing Star Restaurant
835 Main St, Waltham, MA 02451
I have to say that I think the Sichuan Garden in Woburn is FAR superior to their Brookline outpost. Excellent soup dumplings and shredded tea smoked duck. Bonus that it is A, in a 15th century mansion, still cut up into tiny rooms so you feel like it's a private dining experience and B, they have a bizarrely good young bartender there that is making craft cocktails for dirt cheap!
EDIT: darn chinese places and their similar sounding names! I meant Sichuan Garden, not Gourmet :)
re: myladyfae
I think you mean an 18th century mansion - I don't know of any architecture in the northeast, mansions or otherwise, that goes back to the 14oos!
re: Allstonian
No, not 18th.
I believe it was built in 1661, so I guess I subtracted 1 instead of added. That'd make it 17th I guess.
re: myladyfae
Interesting building history - the first homestead was in fact built in 1643, but that was a one-room house, expanded in 1661 into a 2-story salt-box (typical New England house of that period.) It was expanded further, and much remodeled (into its current style and form) in 1803. So in fact the mansion in its current form should probably be considered 18th or early 19th century.
There's a nice history of the Baldwin family and the mansion here, including an illuminating series of drawings illustrating the evolution of the building from the original single room to its present form: http://www.middlesexcanal.org/towpath...
Had some of the worst chinese food I have ever had today. Jumbo seafood in newton centre. Shrimp lo mein was so dry with not an ounce of flavor. Orange beef was without a doubt the worst meat I have ever been served. In edible and not even able to cut through it. I would not let my dog have a piece because I was scared he would choke. Hot and sour soup was not hot or sour. The quality of the food was poor. What happened to this place? Why was it so bad?
re: cherrytomato
Yikes. I admittedly have not been in about 1-2 years but prior to that we dined there quite a bit. There shrimp was always very good. Never tried their beef or soups. We usually stuck to the seafood but it sounds like your shrimp was awful. Thanks for the report.
We like the new Mulan in Waltham so far. On our first visit, we ordered a few of the "must try" dishes, which seem to be mostly Taiwanese. The tofu with dry bean sauce was great.. The second time, my husband chose what I think of as "white person" dishes: orange chicken, kung pao shrimp, which were not as good. The Taiwanese dishes were really worth trying.
re: noodlechef
I will return to Mulan even though the rice cakes were super chewy. The owner/hostess was quite congenial and service was attentive. It was week 1 after all.
Tried a local joint with "New" in the name last night. Very sad. All bad. Why can't American Chinese restaurants turn out good dumplings. Fundamental one would think and last night very "Old". (The noodles were the worst of all)
sichuan gourmet in framingham is wonderful. Never had a bad meal. Tried the dinner buffet at lotus flower in framingham last Saturday it was good. They had all the usual stuff. They also had mussels in a cream sauce. They had bbq fish. They had scallops. My favorite was the shrimp in garlic sauce. They had very good steamed dumplings. I'm not a buffet guy and i was dragged here against my will. I'm glad i went.
re: yummieeee
try it on a sunday for the brunch/dimsum buffet.
re: yummieeee
I finally got to Sichuan Garden in woburn. quite honestly i prefer their Jin Gu (which is pronounced more like "shwee ju", waiter had NO idea what I was talking about, but it's #47 on the menu ha ha) over Sichuan Gourmet's. The bowl may not be as big and it's not a fiery bright red sauce, but it's more subtle and more flavorful.
I like Sichuan Garden in Brookline Village too, but it's been years since I've visited. That was my intro to Jin Gu, and it was a bit rough the first time in, I have to admit.
S. Gourmet gets all the praise, but Garden is fine too. I would choose Red Pepper (Framingham) or Garden (Woburn) over Gourmet in Framingham personally. But they are all very close in quality to each other.
Sichuan Garden
295 Washington St, Brookline, MA 02445
Red Pepper
122 White St, Haverhill, MA 01830
Sichuan Gourmet
1004 Beacon St, Brookline, MA 02446
re: tatsu
Haven't tried Red Pepper, but I agree that Gourmet & Garden are definitely in the same ballpark. I've never been to the Brookline location of either, but I've been a happy camper anytime I've gone to Gourmet (Framingham or Billerica) or Garden (Woburn). If you want ambience, Gourmet in the old Baldwin's mansion blows everything else away, but the food is wonderful at all three.
re: brandywiner
I have been to red pepper a few times and i do not think the food is as good as at gourmet or garden. Last time was just 2 weeks ago, ended up throwing out all the leftovers as nobody wanted to eat them. The service is some of the worst i have got anywhere and the room is like being in someones poorly refinished basement. To each their own..


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Garrison Keillor, Homegrown DemocratCongresswoman Michele Bachmann once described herself as a fan of Garrison Keillor. But the Bard of Anoka isn't returning the compliment. In a fundraising letter sent out today to supporters of Bachmann's DFL challenger, Tarryl Clark, the laid back St. Pa ... More >>
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The American Society of Magazine Editors' annual National Magazine Awards are out for 2010, and 'Prairie Home Companion" host and author Garrison Keillor took home the first-place award in the essays category. The award,"Recognizes the writer's eloquence, perspective, fresh thinking and uni ... More >>
What these folks need is more ketchup, with its natural mellowing agents.
These folks did well in the Aughts, and you can't have them, Hollywood. At least not for keepsies.
Say-anything-to-Sean-Hannity congresswoman Michele Bachmann has a thing for the author of "Homegrown Democrat."
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Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" radio show season kicks off Sept. 26 and there are no indications that he will postpone that show due to his health.
Garrison Keillor, host of "A Prairie Home Companion", has been hospitalized since Sunday after suffering a minor stroke, a hospital spokesperson confirmed today.
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Illinois mayor racks up huge strip club bill, German city bans World Cup press from red light districts, new Casino Royale trailer, MST3K side-swipes a drivers ed film, the Minnesota Blog of the Day, and more...
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What happens when a century old vampire and 17-year-old high school student fall in love? They get married, of course. Well, they do if they're Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) and Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) – a mysterious young couple from the rainy town of Forks, Washington, and the main characters in Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1.
The only difference is, when Edward and Bella pledge to love each other forever, the common "'Til death do us part" statement means something a little different than for average folk. Edward can't die, and Bella wants to make sure she won't either, by turning into a vampire and joining him in eternal life. Unfortunately, not everyone agrees with that idea. Especially Edward. He wants Bella to live her life as a human and experience everything the mortal world has to offer. Her best friend, werewolf Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner), wants to ensure her safety and won't be happy to hear of her impending vows to a vampire – his natural enemy. Worst of all, an old treaty between the Cullens and the Quileutes (Jacob's werewolf family) bans the Cullen family from ever biting a human (the only way to turn Bella into a vamp). Their lives will be at risk if they do.
But when Edward and Bella's honeymoon results in a supernatural pregnancy and her human body can't sustain what's growing inside her, it may just be the only way to save her life. "I'm incredibly pregnant in the movie," Stewart told the L.A. Times. And what about the prosthetic belly? "I've worn it. It's...crazy. I've done fittings. It gets immense. It gets so massive at some point that it actually looks inhuman. Like it's hurting her. There are striations of bruises."
But that's the least of their problems. Having a hybrid vamp/human child poses different threats to the wolf pack and vampire coven – who have a rule to never allow children to become vampires. As the Volturi, led by Dakota Fanning, Jamie Campbell Bower and Michael Sheen, come back onto the scene to ensure Edward has made good on his promise to turn Bella into a vampire, a war begins.
Breaking Dawn plans to be more emotionally dramatic than the rest of the movies, which is no different off-screen for its stars Stewart and Pattinson. While Pattinson and Stewart aren't open about their off-set relationship, no one can deny their chemistry on-screen. Maybe it's just the magic of the set or the unique connection between their characters, but it's obvious to everyone watching there is something special between them. At no point during filming was this more evident than during the wedding scene, their co-star Jackson Rathbone (Jasper Hale) said. "We've been watching this relationship develop and even though we're playing the parts and at the end of the day we wash off that white face makeup and peel back the wigs that we're wearing, when we were there at the wedding scene, all of us felt it," Rathbone told E! Online. "She just walked out; everybody was quiet. Your heart would skip a beat, you get kind of teary-eyed."
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November 16, 2011 5:53 PM
Oh my belly full of baby and poo and needles and angst!!! Get it out of me!!! Vampire methodone baby!!!
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November 16, 2011 10:08 PM
It was cheaper for Pat to knock her up.
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December 16, 2011 11:39 PM
bella why did u gt edward when u should get jacob. edward is f***ing pale. i agree with jake why not feel warmth and blood other than marry a person that is dead.g-ross.jake is every thing u need a what a girl needs. .but it s ur choice
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By: Greggory MooreThe world's greatest bands playing the indie record shop a half-mile from your home? It's not likely to become a trend, but for a lucky little trice Yo La Tengo is making this rock 'n' roll fan fantasy come true for a few of us here on the West Coast this week, with their four-stop ... More >>
Christopher Victorio/OC WeeklyYo La TengoFebruary 24, 2011Detroit BarIt was the most soothing of times, it was the most startling of times--it was the tale of two dramatically different sets. It was a night of answers, it was a night of variety, it was a packed-house show at Detroit Bar; it wa ... More >>
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Terry Hart, president and CEO of Chattanooga AirportPhoto by Contributed Photo /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
$450,000: Airport general aviation center's projected loss for this budget year
$655,000: Center's preliminary loss in the past year
$1.5 million: Amount that airport officials estimate Lovell Field users saved through increased competition in the past budget year
Source: Chattanooga Airport
The Chattanooga Airport is now projecting a loss of more than $1.1 million over the first two years of operation for its general aviation center.
The first year's preliminary loss of $655,000 was more than twice the original forecast for the facility that provides fuel, hangar space and other services for corporate aircraft, according to officials.
For the budget year that started July 1, the airport is projecting a loss of $450,000 for the facility, which opened in August 2011 as the Wilson Air Center. It's owned by the Airport Authority but managed by Memphis-based Wilson Air.
However, the airport's chief said that, overall, small-aircraft activity is up sharply and fuel prices are down in the past year. He attributed that to competition provided by the center, known as a fixed-base operator.
"The introduction of this second [fixed-base operator] has already reduced the cost of fuel by $1 per gallon, as well as the cost of hangar rents and airline services," airport CEO Terry Hart said in an email.
Much of the first-year loss was because of lower fuel prices, he said.
The center should see a profit within five years, the CEO said.
"As with any start-up business, it will be a few years before the operation turns a profit," Hart said. "But it is important to remember that this operation was primarily developed in response to customer demand."
But the head of the other fixed-base operator at the airport, Tac Air, said the projected loss this year of $450,000 is likely understated.
"I'm surprised they're projecting that small a loss," said Pam McAllister, general manager in Chattanooga for the private company, based in Texarkana, Texas. "I don't see anything changing that the losses would be less than now."
She also questioned the need for another hangar at the Wilson Air Center, which the airport has proposed building in the next year.
McAllister said Tac Air's hangar space is only 62 percent full.
"They say everything is based on growth," she said. "Where's the growth coming from?"
Airport officials said the second hangar is needed because the first is already full. Earlier this year, airport officials agreed to spend $424,000 for planning related to potential construction of the second hangar. A $5 million state grant already is in hand, with the airport having to chip in about $555,555.
Hart said the second hangar would meet demand and bring in added revenue.But McAllister said all the airport has done is take business away from Tac Air, which leases space at Lovell Field, to fill the first hangar.
"All they've done to fill the hangar is come after my customers," she said.
She has said the airport is trying to drive out Tac Air, which has operated in Chattanooga for about a decade, and is using public funds in large measure to do it.
In mid-2010, airport officials unveiled plans to build up to $10 million in facilities for corporate tenants and personal aircraft on the west side of the main runway, opposite the commercial airline passenger terminal. State government is slated to pay for about 90 percent of the cost of the facilities while the airport covers the remainder.
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When he was created by Stan Lee? The world hadn't see anything of a costume of the sorts before and there can only be derivatives of it from this point on. And if your going to reply : Well Stan Lee didn't "originally" create the spider. Obviously no. But the costume really has no semblance to any real spider. Nor do spiders swing from objects to objects by means of it's web. So is Spiderman an "original" character?
Panels That Make Us Love Comics
I'm not sure what I like better here. The phrase 'Wheelchair of Death', or the fact that Logan and Armor are having a lengthy conversation right in the middle of a game of Patty-Cake.
…well what would YOU call what she's doing there? If she was gonna push him, he'd be on the ground before the end of that first sentence.
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I got through Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Finished the final boss fight this afternoon. I really enjoyed the game, and I already want to go through on a second playthrough. The game strongly encourages replay, just because there are so many different areas to put your points into in order to progress through the game at different angles.
Captain America: Super Soldier Video Game Review
As you probably know by now, I have a thing for video games based on comic book characters. I tend to be a little more lenient on them, I overlook their faults in favor of shilling the thrill of playing as your favorite superheroes. However, it must be very difficult to translate these characters into a playable form, because we have so few of these games that end up being genuinely GOOD games, without the moniker of 'good for a comic book game' or the dreaded 'better than most movie games.'
"One More Day" Deconstructed"
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St. John's Block Party is going to be just like last month's Rock the Garden: only with a Norteño band, and a funk band, and classic rock and world music. There will even be some black and brown people there. And kids! Zoinks! What Rock the Garden lacked in diversity, St. John's will make up for in spades. You go, Rochester. For the fifth year in a row the city's Catholics are bringing people together. The daylong, kid-friendly event features entirely local and regional acts. Headlined by Soul Asylum and the BoDeans, the lineup includes some of the usual suspects (Cloud Cult, Haley Bonar, the Alarmists) but also some of the less than usual, like Eden Prairie's Mision Norteña, African roots band SUNplug'd, Rochester funk artists KnuFunK, and Led Penny, which includes former Minnesota Congressman Tim Penny. Fancy that! Proceeds go to charity. All ages.
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Mayor Bloomberg's proclamation that prayer services not be allowed at the Ground Zero 911 ceremonies........seems to be in the process of being answered.
Almost simultaneously at the time of his announcement that offended all people of faith, the east coast was hit by an unusual 5.8 earthquake. Although the quake didn't cause major damage, it shook the nerves of many, whose first thoughts were of another terrorist attack. Many were brought back to those terrifying moments of horror almost ten years ago. New Yorks Twin Towers were engulfed in flame and bodies of victims rained down from the sky.
Now a hurricane of biblical proportions is aimed at the east coast and it seems New York City will bear a huge brunt of the massive storm. Meteorologists have said winds of over 100MPH may hit the city and strong high storm surges are expected, which could cause huge damage to coastal areas.
As New Yorkers know, when there is a strong wind, it is super magnified when it gets in between the sky scrapers causing wind vortices and other anomalies. What happens to windows of skyscrapers when winds exceed 100 MPH? I hope we don't have to find out.
Of course many are now calling for good thoughts and prayers as the hurricane approaches the mainland. Some would call this a sort of foxhole religious reaction, but no matter what, people seem to reach deep in times of stress and find new religion.....Will the Mayor ask for prayer and good thoughts of Americans to protect his city?
Ironically ten years ago right after the 911 attack, President Bush arrived in the City and lead a prayer for our nation in a packed Yankee stadium. Millions of Americans stood with their fellow New Yorkers in that prayer, we were all New Yorkers then, united in prayer. Truly an E. Pluribus Unum moment.
Ten years later, the 911 ceremonies commemorating the attack will be a secular progressive dream and prayer services will be banned.
Mr. Mayor, how about hedging your bets and reconsidering your prayer ban? Wouldn't hurt anything or offend anyone except for a loud, easily offended vocal minority who want to bend the majority to their will.
Editors Note: Another quake, Richter scale 2.9, struck New York today, August 27, 2011 at 10:38 AM.
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QCB Unleashed: QCB Is On Twitter!
by Willy J. June 8, 2011 3:31 PM
Well…even though 2 years ago QCB was hating on Twitter, he finally got it for himself! Check out why and find him on Twitter now with his name @QCBWFNZ! Plus, he talks about the new X-Men sucking and how Dido can always lift his spirits.
Here is his original video talking about how much he hates Twitter! (It starts at the 6:13 Mark of the vide0)


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Kevvy Kev / Hakobo / Primo
Motown on Mondays DeeJays
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Dam-Funk - Mirrors
Dam-Funk - Hood Pass Intact (Official Video, Vocal Version)
Dam-Funk - Toeachizown
Dam-Funk - (My Funk goes) "On and On" (2009)
Dam-Funk - I Don't Wanna Be A Star!
Dam-Funk - I Like Your Big Azz
DaM-FunK on Facebook
DaM-FunK on Soundcloud
Known as Los Angeles' "ambassador of boogie funk," DâM-FunK represents the citizens of the Funkmosphere. Headquartered in the Culver City section of L.A., DâM (pronounced 'dame' as in Damon) spent the last few years cultivating a musical renaissance rooted in the early-80's styles known as boogie, modern soul and electro-funk.
As a DJ/selector, DâM-FunK attracts the most discerning boogie funk aficionados within driving distance of his storied Monday-night Funkmosphere parties. But it's not just collectors at the bar toasting to the melodic sounds. Anyone who grooves to the likes of Slave, Aurra, early Prince, Prelude Records and the like, will get a dose of those groups' unknown contemporaries – more obscure but equally funk-worthy.
The next phase of the ambassador's mission: continuing the classic West Coast tradition into today's scene with DâM's own original "modern-funk" compositions. By plugging in his arsenal of vintage synths and drum machines, DâM channels the galactic harmonies of his inspiration into his own brand of new boogie. Stones Throw Records' like-minded honcho Peanut Butter Wolf brought DâM on to the team to glide into the future with his unique, synth and bass-driven vibe. It's a promising new chapter for Southern Cali space funk.
The Starship Connection on Facebook
The Starship Connection on Soundcloud
SF based electrofunk wizards join forces and the result is pure madness (in the greatest way). The Starship Connection EP, titled after four piece live e-Funk band, combine their shared love analog synth grooves and West Coast funk in the most cosmic way. Gritty and banging.
Synthesizer Funk / Future Bass Quartet. Crew :: B. Bravo, Teeko, D-Nasty, Bob-O.
Jeffrey Paradise on Facebook
Jeffrey Paradise on Soundcloud
Jeffrey moved to San Francisco to escape the suburbs of San Diego's east county and make a name for himself as a fashion designer. . . shortly after arriving he abandoned fashion and became the front man for influential new wave/hardcore band The Calculators. Two years, two records, and many tours later, they split allowing him to finish a degree in fashion at SFSU and the others to form The Rapture.
Plus new parties in San Francisco: Blow Up and Club 1994 where Jeffrey had picks his favorite artists like Justice, Interpol, Chromeo, Glass Candy, !!!, Steve Aoki, DJ Funk, Uffie, and Yeah Yeah Yeahs to preform. His parties are easily the most exciting and charged parties in the city.
Jeffrey's musical vision, open mindedness and sense of adventure makes his sets mind blowing and memorable to both the dance and rock music scenes internationally. Get into him.
Motion Potion on Facebook
Motion Potion on Soundcloud
MoPo (aka Robbie Kowal) is one of America's most versatile, experienced and flat-out joyous party rockers. His decade long mission is to 'put the party back into the party', and to connect the casual music fan with the hard core dance music mavens; proving that music is more than just beats. San Francisco's bootleg indie remix partypusher, is known for a rare ability to play exactly the right music for the moment and an expertise with a wide variety of genres that he seamlessly melds into a coherent blend. Since breaking out as a rare groove Dj in the 90's he has spent the 21st Century defining a sound he calls "Electric Nostalgia" using eclectic club styles, break beat, trip hop and tech funk as a backdrop for his genre-bending experiments.