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Metro North
- Address:
378 Alexander Road
Princeton, NJ 08540Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Metro North
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.metrogrills.net/
- Phone: (609) 454-3121
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch and Dinner: 11:00am - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Italian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We have full service catering available and seating for up to 100 people. Private dining room for smaller groups also available.
- Private Party Facilities: Private rooms are available for 16 and 50 and 100 guests
- Private Party Contact: Whitney 6094543121
- Special Events: Call us for your next special event!
A word from Metro North
Metro North featuring Italian Entrees, Seafood, Grilled Meats, Salads, Burgers, Sandwiches, Appetizers & Pizza. Along with your favorite cocktail,g lass of wine or beer on tap there is something for everyone. Reasonable prices in a casual atmosphere. Located at 378 Alexander Road in Princeton, New Jersey with ample parking we also have seating for large parties up to 100 plus and outside dining on our patio.Continued
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Metro North reviews from OpenTable diners
119 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.2
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (62)neighborhood gem (56)fit for foodies (36)great for outdoor dining (35)great for lunch (28)special occasion (25)vibrant bar scene (25)romantic (21)hot spot (18)kid-friendly (11)great for brunch (8)notable wine list (8)late-night find (6)scenic view (4)Show More
- annxxxxxxxVIPDined on 11/23/2014first time at this restaurant; enjoyed everything. however, the waiter had no knowledge about anything. always look to the waiter for an opinion and he provided nothingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for business and pleasure!bam509Dined on 11/19/2014I come to Metro North for dinners with friends and business colleagues and have never been disappointed. The food choices are always inspired and delicious. The drinks are great, and the atmosphere is conducive to a nice and relaxing time. The service is consistently excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food!JenPrincetonDined on 11/19/2014I went to Metro North a few times and tried different dishes from the menu. I was all very satisfied. There are variety of choices from the menu and the price is reasonable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A reliable mealjrghistoryVIPDined on 11/18/2014Metro North is mostly an Italian restaurant, but for lunch, the menu includes a nice variety of offerings. I had a General Tso's salad (!) that consisted of lightly fried chicken parts over greens with a delightful Asian dressing. On other occasions, I've had the tomato pie--very good--and the pasta--voluminous. It's a nice setting, a pretty room, and a pleasant place to enjoy lunch or dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite dishjerseyjaneDined on 11/14/2014I love the shrimp and asparagus over skinny pasta so much that I order it every time! I request that the chef 'go easy' on the lemony sauce - and it is always perfect! This restaurant is such a comfortable place to dine - esp. when you're going on to McCarter. Convivial atmosphere, really super attentive service from the whole team.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special serviceDinahVIPDined on 11/12/2014I mentioned to our waiter that I had noticed they had taken their wonderful pasta carbonara off the menu. He volunteered to ask the chef if he would make it specially for me. Lo and behold! Soon I was eating that same decadent dish that I had loved there before, I really appreciated that extra special service....as well as the carbonara!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food , great serviceSsfd147Dined on 11/8/2014Was in NJ for cheerleading comp, found this place on "urban-spoon", only had a few reservations left for dinner! Get one early!!!! Arrive early, was busy! Steated when arrived, service was excellent , foo was even better. Will go again for sure!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- food4funDined on 11/5/2014Good local upscale pub type atmosphere. Great salads, good size portions are well presented. Many good entrees selections for all tastes.It is our go to place whenever we are in Princeton to go to McCharter Theater. Easy parking and access.Special Features:
- A night outthephoenix36VIPDined on 11/1/2014The Metro North is a really nice looking place. The bar area and surrounding dining are great. We had Jason as our server and he was very good. Attentive without being obtrusive. The food was average. Nothing special, but OK. The only real downside was how fast everything was done. Appetizer of an Antipasto plate was not even finished before the main course was brought out. I don't like being rushed. Then the plate was left with us at a small table for two with our entrees. I had the Vodka Rigatoni, my husband had filet tip and gnocci special. They were good, but nothing special. We shared the lava cake for dessert. We had two drinks each. Bill was $92 before tip. I've had much better for less.
- schunkelfrauschunkelfrauDined on 11/1/2014On my recent visit with 3 others, we had a good time. The food was what we expected, everybody was happy. The server was friendly and attentive. Relaxing atmosphere. We will come again.Special Features:
- Very Good Local EatingJoelDDined on 10/30/2014Located outside the Princeton center with good parking lot. Easy access to the "theater district" makes it ideal for a pre/post theater meal. Menu is fairly basic, but well prepared for the most part. Dishes range from pastas to burgers to good appetizers/small plates (can make a meal on a couple). Nice bar area with good drafts and a reasonable wine list. If you want to have a quiet conversation though, ask to be seated away from the area with large tables. Large groups (especially those celebrating something) can get "drown-out" loud.Special Features:
- Jeff37Dined on 10/26/2014THIS WAS OUR FIRST VISIT TO METRO NORTH. THE MENU WAS DIVERSE AND THE FOOD WAS EXCELLENT. PORTIONS WERE LARGE, FOOD CAME OUT HOT AND WELL SEASONED. ALL IN ALL A PLEASURABLE DINING EXPERIENCE.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/25/2014The food was good but not thrilled with sitting near the bar.
- Great spot for dinner!ParentdatenightDined on 10/25/2014Found metro north on trip advisor & we were not disappointed. They had a great selection for dinner - I had the wasabi encrusted scallops (special) and they were awesome! Staff was very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great mealEWHelenDined on 10/23/2014Had dinner Pre theatre and was very pleased. Eight of us all enjoyed our various dinners. Not one complaint!Special Features:
- H.S, Friends monthly lunchDickDined on 10/21/2014Good venue for lunch and friendship. Great ambience! and food. Ample food selections on menu to everyone's satisfactionSpecial Features:
- Noisy but Great FoodFlushingFirstTimersDined on 10/18/2014Restaurants frequently turn over at this location and we have been at this restaurant several times. Each time the food is very good as is the service. In this case we had a delicious salad with pecans, blue cheese and cranberries each and a salmon entree and a blackened scallops over mushroom risotto entree. Each time, however, the noise level is very high. It is not only due to the number of large parties but to inadequate insulation or some other structural defect. As long as you do not intend to have an intimate conversation, the food is worth the visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/18/2014Great atmosphere - food and service good as well. Good bar - nice place for groups. Lots of parking. Easy to get to. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Princeton site-easy accessGene3hornFSUFDined on 10/18/2014Metro North is easy to after visiting Princeton for the theatre or browsing the Nassau street scene. It is south on Alexander Rd away from the hub-bub with reasonable parking. Nice venue, menu is varied, food is good+, but drinks at the bar are rather expensive. There are tables near the bar and others further away in a more traditional dining room setting. Definitely recommend reservations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!OutandAboutDined on 10/15/2014Overall the food selection, service and ambience was delightful. I will return to try other items on the menu. Portions were substantial for lunch menu. Great find in Princeton with free parking to boot!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- All around great!MelissaDined on 10/11/2014Met college friends here 2x. Both times I have had the Butterfish which was delicious! We definitely camped at our table....last ones there. Server was patient, attentive and kind even after we overstayed. We enjoyed talking to bartenders during a nightcap!Special Features:
- Not GreatPenelopeDined on 10/11/2014This is our last visit to this restaurant. We've been here numerous times in the past, and the food is just ok. The menu is uninspired, and the specials don't seem to change much. It would be a good idea for the owner/manager of the restaurant to walk around and ask patrons how their meal is. His interaction is to walk patrons to their seats, but this isn't good enough given the quality of the food! Skip this restaurant until they decide to up their game.
- Always excellentNancyDined on 10/10/2014I have been to Metro many times and have never not gotten an excellent meal!Special Features:
- Menu with lots of optionsPattyDined on 10/9/2014Never had a bad meal here. A very convenient location for Princeton, NJ. Parking for the restaurant!! Everyone at the restaurant is friendly and accommodating. A great place for brunch, lunch or dinner with family and friends!Special Features:
- Nice for a Lunch Meeting but...JMcKnyDined on 10/8/2014...not a location to impress a client. Food is average and the interior needs a freshening (I recall some of the chairs have splits in the coverings). The service was good and attentive.
- Food was greatGenefireDined on 10/4/2014Our server Joann was pleasurable, big smile, made us feel at home. I got a special beef tips, wild mushrooms and gnocchi...slam dunk, wife got the pasta salmon, it was light tasty and she really enjoyed. The bacon wrapped shrimp app was good, the mango bits were not me, but wife gave it 2 thumbs up. My only wish was better landscaping. We sat in the back by an 8 foot window. The landscaping film was coming up, the mulch was old and kinda weedy, lawn needed a trim. That really didn't take away overall experience. Definitely would recommend. This was 9th anniversary for us, no kids night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ChrissyDined on 10/4/2014my husband and i celebrated our first year wedding anniversary here and we absolutely love this place! we call it "our place". we always enjoy the specials and the menu- the service is wonderful!!! keep up the good work :)Special Features:
- wonderful servicevpfamilyDined on 10/1/2014We were there with my elderly mom and the owner and our server Mary were very accommodating and concernedthat she was comfortable .Mary was very attentive and had a great sense of humor. Bravo.Special Features:
- Dadster53dadster53Dined on 9/29/2014Good service, tasty Italian food with a modern twist. Reasonably priced. Multiple visits has never disappointedSpecial Features:
- SloooooowJjgnVIPDined on 9/27/2014When a restaurant has a private party that should not affect service. If it does then you close the main room or you bring in more staff.
- DinnerluvtoeatDined on 9/20/2014I have been here two times and both times it was wonderfulSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Popular spot, could be better.hp078Dined on 9/20/2014Their menu is not typically Italian. Bread served cold and been standing. I ordered veal parmigiana which was tough. The pasta however was well prepared. We arrived at 7pm Saturday and 2 key basics on the daily special were already out (not Italian, e.g. short ribs). In fairness, Saturday is tough because of the importance of turnover, although we were not rushed. Did order an expresso; never came and not charged.Special Features:
- A great go toLoveFishVIPDined on 9/20/2014Back to Metro North as last time I ordered from the regular menu, so I had to try a special and was not disappointed. Salmon was cooked perfectly and the mushroom appetizer is a do not miss, steam rising from the pot and delicious! Must leave room for dessert one day, hard to do with the generous portions!Special Features:
- A Great Place to EntertainTomandDianeDined on 9/15/2014I've been to Metro North at least a dozen times, always with my husband or friends. This was the first time I took business clients. Everyone thought it was great. The appetizers were unique, delicious and big enough to share around the table. The waitress was knowledgeable about the food and able to direct one of my guests to gluten free items. The atmosphere was great for conversation and every entree had an interesting twist.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Luv this place.luv2dineoutDined on 9/9/2014I only wish this place was closer to our home. We will definitely return the next time we are in New Jersey. Everything was perfect from start to finish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoxyTDined on 9/5/2014Had a quick dinner before attending a play at McCarter. Service was good and the food was good too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LottofjoyDined on 9/4/2014Good martinis! And, we love the crabmeat concoction at the end of the specials menu.Special Features:
- Not Bad, Not GreatBobRDined on 8/23/2014Four of us ate here. Three had fair meals, one was poor. We all had different seafood dishes. which were in need of seasoning. Mine was a Fra Diavlo dish in name only. We had the clams casino and one had a blue cheese wedge salad as an appetizer which were all quite good.We should have stopped there. Everything that followed was not memorable. We all said we would go back again and just have drinks and app.Special Features:
- Real GemOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/21/2014A friend recommended this restaurant annd I was not disappointed.. We ate outside on a beautiful day for lunch in August. Lunch was delicious and food was very fresh. Our waitress was attentive and did a nice job. The facilities are very well appointed andd would be a great place for a special event.Special Features:
- Mediocre MetroGolfpugDined on 8/20/2014Unlike the reviews I saw on Yelp, this is one of disappointment. We were expecting an upscale dining experience. It was empty on a Tuesday night, we did not need a reservation.The restaurant was not a white tablecloth one and the food was mediocre. Our appetizers were decent. We ordered calamari, the eggplant tower, and one other that I can not remember. The bread was warm, and our wine, a chianti, was fine. However, the veal cutlet was thick, not pounded, and the sauce was bland. My husband enjoyed his veal saltimboca but the other three of us did not even come close to even finishing the veal parm. All in all, not what we expected and we were very disappointed. There are too many good restaurants in Princeton to return to this one.Special Features:


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Cheese prices remained less than $2 last week for the second week in a row. Wheat prices also continued a moderate decline after spiking nearly $2 since this summer.
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Average block cheese prices dropped to $1.82 last week on the Chicago Mercantile Market, from $1.85 the week prior. Prior to these two weeks, cheese averaged more than $2 since September.
Prices closed at $1.82 Monday through Wednesday. The market was closed Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Paizo Publishing, LLC, publisher of special interest gaming and entertainment magazines Dragon®, Dungeon®, Undefeated® and Amazing Stories, is pleased to announce today the promotion of Keith Strohm, formerly Vice President and Circulation Manager of Paizo Publishing, to the position of Chief Operating Officer.
"Over the last eight months, Keith Strohm has done an outstanding job improving the infrastructure and overall management of Paizo," says Lisa Stevens, co-owner and CEO of Paizo Publishing. "This important position will be key to achieving our goals and reflects my faith in Keith's leadership abilities to bring to light the future of Paizo Publishing."
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Mistress testifies in murder trial of Utah doc
During "pillow talk," a mistress of a former Utah doctor on trial in the death of his wife testified that he once explained to her how someone could be induced to have a heart attack that would seem natural
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During "pillow talk," a mistress of a former Utah doctor on trial in the death of his wife testified that he once explained to her how someone could be induced to have a heart attack that would seem natural
Anna Walthall quoted Martin MacNeill as saying, "'There's something you can give someone that's natural that's a heart attack that's not detectable after they have a heart attack.'"
During her testimony Wednesday, Walthall said that she began a six-month affair with MacNeill in 2005 when he was a consulting doctor at a laser hair removal clinic that she operated.
She said that MacNeill described the heart attack method during "pillow talk."
The trial continues Thursday with testimony expected from the medical examiner who said the cause of death for Michele MacNeill was undetermined.
Defense lawyers have argued that she had a heart attack and fell into a bathtub in April 2007 in the family home in Pleasant Grove, about 35 miles south of Salt Lake City.
Defense lawyers challenged Walthall by getting her to acknowledge she had been diagnosed with what was formerly called multiple personality disorder, but she insisted she was giving a true account of Martin MacNeill's statement.
Earlier in the day, two daughters of the MacNeills testified that their father had hired another mistress, Gypsy Willis, as a nanny soon after his wife died, but Willis did not cook or take care of the children and went to their father's bedroom at night.
Sabrina MacNeill, 19, testified that Willis didn't do anything a nanny would be expected to do.
"She made spaghetti once, and that was the only time she cooked," said Sabrina MacNeill. "She didn't do anything."
Another daughter, Alexis Somers, testified that Willis would come and go throughout the day, seemingly more focused on the doctor than the children.
Prosecutors say Martin MacNeill, 57, hounded his wife, Michele MacNeill, to get cosmetic surgery then knocked her out with painkillers and left her to die in a bathtub. His motive, they said, was to get rid of his wife so he could be with Willis.
Somers testified that her father bullied her mother to get the face-lift and insisted the plastic surgeon prescribe an unusual combination of painkillers and other drugs for her recovery.
Two days after the surgery, Somers said, she confronted her father after finding her mother knocked out by the powerful drugs.
Somers, also a doctor, recalled her father saying, "'I must have given her too much medicine.'"
Michele MacNeill had tried to delay the surgery until she could reduce her high blood pressure and weight and to wait until her daughter could help take care of her, Somers said.
Somers, who has adopted her mother's maiden name, described an argument between her parents about the timing of the surgery.
"He got angry at my mom and said, 'If you don't have the surgery now, you're not getting it,'" Somers testified.
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4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, sleeps a maximum of 8
This delightful Georgian cottage (Visit England 4 star rating), is one of a picturesque row close to the church and overlooking a quiet square. It is very warm, comfortable and well equipped. Charming enclosed garden and separate annexe sleeping further 3 people. One of the best locations in Lyme; choice of two totally different beaches- one famous for fossils, each only 2/3 minutes walk. Shops just around the corner.
'Appletrees' is gas centrally heated and provided with everything you will need in the way of bed linen, towels, duvets, pans, crockery and cutlery. In the kitchen there is a 4 ring gas hob and built-in electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. The spacious dining area with long table and bench seats is open through to the lounge, where ample comfortable seating and colour TV create a cosy family room. A door leads upstairs to bedrooms, bathroom and garden. The pretty patio garden, equipped with table, chairs and benches, is safe and enclosed.
Across the garden the 'boathouse' comprises day room, bedroom for 3, shower and laundry.
Lyme Regis is a lovely little town with something for everyone. Apart from the attractions of beach, harbour, pubs, cliff top rambles and golf course, the town itself is full of picturesque buildings and little alleyways. Close to 'Appletrees' runs the river, on its way through the town. Here you will meet Lyme's other residents - ducks!
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About Charles and Liz Teall
My wife Liz and I live in the Cotswolds
Charles and Liz Teall purchased this cottage in 1957
Why Charles and Liz Teall chose Lyme Regis
My father bought Appletrees as a family holiday home back in the 1950's. As my boarding school was in Taunton it was useful as a holiday get-away. Now with our family grown up we are bringing our own grandchildren down to Appletrees.
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21 November 2014
Good and Bad of Shomi
My cable provider has gone and created a new vehicle to suck even more of the forest dollars out of my wallet than it already does. The new money sucker is called Shomi. I thought the word Shomi was somehow familiar but I had forgotten where I had heard it before so I looked it up. Turns out Shomi is the secret society headed in North America by Gregor Robertson whose sole mission is to turn us away from cars and towards bicycles so that we can spend more money watching television instead of wasting it on car ownership.
They really are. Such motherfuckers they are even offering Shomi free for a few months to get new customers hooked to its many offerings. I signed up. Like an idiot.
First thing I watched was "Green Street Hooligans." Could never bring myself to pay good money to watch the movie in the past. Heard it portrays the old Millwall firm in a bad light.
Turns out the Millwall boys do not look so bad in the film after all and the chief hooligan from the Westham firm dies in the end. Five fucking stars for that.
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19 November 2014
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Change is something of a foreign concept here in Steepleton. My city is oft times accused of being behind just about any place you would like to name in Canada. So I took note, as did did my neighbours, when our recent municipal election ended with four of our eight councillors now being women. A 400% increase in a city that has never in its history elected a woman mayor or representative to our provincial or national capitals. Steepleton is now something of a leader in freely chosen gender equality. Follow the leader, motherfuckers.
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11 November 2014
Remembrance Day seems appropriate when it comes to the World Wars. They were the Stanley Cups of war after all. Smashed the Huns' clocks we did.
Remembrance Day seems a little less appropriate when it comes to the Korean War. Not inappropriate: less. Chinese gave us a good bollocking that time around.
Remembrance Day is not associated, so far as I have noticed, with the good old boy bombing we laid on Serbia.
Remembrance Day seems totally inappropriate when it comes to this century's Afghan War. I do not for one minute buy any of the bullshit we have been fed about how right it was for Canada to join that pointless clusterfuck.
Remembrance Day seems a little less appropriate when it comes to the Korean War. Not inappropriate: less. Chinese gave us a good bollocking that time around.
Remembrance Day is not associated, so far as I have noticed, with the good old boy bombing we laid on Serbia.
Remembrance Day seems totally inappropriate when it comes to this century's Afghan War. I do not for one minute buy any of the bullshit we have been fed about how right it was for Canada to join that pointless clusterfuck.
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5 November 2014
Here Comes the Night
This time of year, more often than not, I find myself walking my dog in the dark. As I do so each winter I am reminded I do not live in a small city - I live in a large graveyard. Such is the streetlight stillness of the Steepleton night.
The park, even in winter a place of considerable activity, lies like a new graveyard awaiting its first customer.
The street too is quiet except for rare travellers risking their own interment as they race along stoked by bottles, pills and Orwell's telephones.
(An aside - the fucking homeless, as they are known, ought better be thought of within the spirit of our age, as the fucking telephoneless.)
The sidewalks are never quite empty however. From a distance we often see fellow dog walkers going 'round. The ones with the smallest dogs turn on wee flashlights to help them find their dog's little shits in the grass.
I do not need a flashlight to find the Hammer's big shits. Even if she has shit a great distance from me I need only look for steam rising from the graveyard and follow my nose until it finds me the smell of death.
It is very much like voting in a municipal election.
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It's a beer 'n' hockey world
When it's raining
It's a beer 'n' hockey world
When it snows
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When it's windy
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When it hails
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When it's flooding
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When the roads are all fucking closed
It's a beer 'n' hockey world
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4 November 2014
Canadians, It Has Been Said...
Canadians, it has been said, talk more about the weather than anybody.
In November where I live it rains like fuck. Gutters overflow, ditches overflow, rivers take in deadfall and send it spinning to the sea.
Some people do not like it. "Fucking rain," they say.
I am not one of those people. The rain gives me my country back when my countrymen stay indoors with their books, their computers and their television screens emerging only when their food and alcohol supply runs dangerously low.
I liked the old Dope City. Dope City before it became so choked with people it could not house them all.
The Hammer and I do not miss seeing the summer people come fall. How could we miss them when the world, once the hard rains fall, becomes ours?
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2 November 2014
Lost and Found In the Fog
Slept late this morning, the morning after Hallowe'en. Sonja and the Hammer, usually the earliest of us to poke a nose between the curtains at the cold light of most any Canadian morning, and I had been kept awake much of the night by a back garden Beowolf making its presence known upon the carpet of potato chip crispy fall leaves awaiting the action of a rake or the fall of snow to make it once again safe for night creatures to prowl the night without waking us.
After the dog had raised her loud as Motorhead at the Kerrisdale arena alarm Sonja was first to cast her eyes upon the darkness. "Some motherfucker is out there!"
There was no motherfucker out there. I have heard enough wildlife walking by my tent in the middle of the night to know the difference between the sound of creature and the sound of a motherfucker in the night.
"It's a fucking 'coon," I assured my watchful wife. "Ain't a motherfucker on Earth would would make that much fucking noise in the middle of the night."
We would have got back to sleep then except that is when the loudest explosions of the night began, around 1:00 AM, and continued until well past 3:00. My local fucking government outlawed fireworks years ago. Outlawing anything always has unforeseen negative consequences. Naturally (naturally to an Anarchist like me anyway) the negative consequence of this particular ill thought out Prohibition is fireworks being lit very late at night rather than during family time. If you are breaking the law anyway you might as well break the law to maximum effect.
"Fuck the neighbours!" as a neighbour of mine once eloquently put it.
When I did wake it seemed darker than it ought to be given the lateness of the hour. Fog had rolled in and it looked like it was going to be around a good while.
I love the fog. It changes everything. Changes everything for the better. Gives everything the naturally creepy look we so successfully disguise with everything we think makes us humans and the world we have created for ourselves so Joe fucking Cool.
Leaving Sonja with her big cup of tea and two kisses, one from each of her loving housemates, the Hammer and I headed for the river. Nobody was there. Me. My dog. The winter birds. Magic mushrooms growing in a nearby farmer's field. A tug honking in the deepest channel of the mighty motherfucking Fraser like Dr. Sax. Unseen yet about as near as last night's visitor to our back garden.
Used to be we got fog all the time around here. Back when industry gave about as much of a fuck about anything as they do now.
Still I miss those days. A man could lose himself in the fog. Might find himself there too, if he was looking to do so.
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31 October 2014
19 Loons
Ever seen the tv show "19 and Counting?" It is about a loon American Christian family with 19 kids and their life (or lack thereof).
Show the other day - a two hour special - featured one of the 19 getting married off to another loon American Christian. Think they danced at this wedding? Think again. Theses loons do not even permit their children to hold hands or hug properly - side-hugging only.
Until we get a tv show about a Taliban family this is truly the craziest shit on tv. Naturally, I am drawn to it like a teenager with a gun to a school cafeteria.
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26 October 2014
Additions and Subtractions
Some additions have been made to the Dope City Free Press' Fellowship of Motherfuckers. WDVX-FM may be the best radio station in the world but both Dope City Radio and Lord Nelson's Kootenay Radio are fine examples of Free Radio both close to my heart and home. Check them out if you prefer not being bombarded by advertisements for shit you do not need.
Added Roar Magazine too. You just might like it if you have maintained your love of Freedom, are politically inclined, or are thinking about becoming politically inclined. The world needs your activism, motherfuckers. Now more than ever.
Deleted a few old Fellow Motherfuckers as well. If you are one of them I wish you had kept writing but most of all I hope you are well. If I know you have died, as England's (Doc 40) Mick Farren or Newfoundlander Lloyd Rees (Lloyd's Newfoundland) have done, you will remain a Fellow Motherfucker Forever.
As ever the Dope City Free Press remains untainted by the twin abominations Facebook and Twitter. #They can go fuck themselves and repeat as necessary.
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Tale of a Blue Ass Dog
Some things, it must be said, are easier to write about than others. (That is what I was thinking as I looked at what once was a blank page until I tuned into WDVX-FM and began listening to Little Richard and Chuck Berry and my toes started tapping and I got happy as a man with a case of beer hanging from his arm and my fingers start hitting the letters on the keyboard and I got to making words like all writers do until they give up and die like motherfuckers.)
The Hammer, I could not help but notice the other day, got diarrhea. The Hammer does not like it when she is not shitting like she usually does. Regular dog shit is hot enough. I imagine dog diarrhea must be hot enough to cook on. Imagine shit that hot pouring out of your ass.
Upon closer inspection I noticed my old dog's ass had turned blue as those funny shooters I see women and their sissy boyfriends drinking in the bar when they are trying to make sure someone is going to be puking out the car window on the way home from the bar.
Off to the vet we went. Told the vet, "The Hammer is not shitting right and her ass has turned blue."
The vet checked out my dog, who appeared to be doing fine, and was figuring what she had was just another case of a dog not shitting right that did not really need fixing but who would go home with medicine that would make her owner think the vet was doing his job and knew everything there was to know about dogs not shitting right.
That was when the Hammer raised her tail and the vet could see her ass - blue as the Caribbean. "Never seen a dog's ass that looked like that," is what he said disbelievingly. Apparently there is no medicine that will make a dog's ass go back to its normal colour after it has turned blue so he just gave me some stuff to help her shit right and told me, "Keep an eye on your dog's ass. If it gets any bluer than that or changes into some other colour a dog's ass is not supposed to be bring her back in."
The Hammer has got better. Shits like a champ. But her ass is still blue. Reckon some asshole must have spilled some extra dye into her dog biscuits back at the factory. Could see him laughing with his work buddies thinking about how some asshole's dog's ass was going to shit fire and turn blue. Is kind of funny when you think of it. Funny enough for me to never buy that brand of dog biscuits again.
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Actually, he sees those as his real enemies. Don't be fooled: global warming is merely a proxy for them.
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Corruption: Smoking-gun emails show how the administration sought to derail a CBS reporter's investigation of its "gun-waking" operation — a reporter whose computers were mysteriously and mercilessly hacked.Fast and Furious, along with Benghazi, is one of the two "phony" administration ...
Amnesty: Now that President Obama has made the Constitution a welcome mat for illegals to wipe their feet on, Republicans can make a series of moves. This should be treated as the national emergency it is.For the president to shield up to 5 million aliens from the deportation that statute requires ...
Cyberwar: The director of the National Security Agency, Adm. Michael Rogers, has warned a congressional panel that China has the capability to knock out the entire U.S. power grid. This is a first-magnitude threat.As severe as U.S. national security problems are with the militarily resurgent Russia ...
In his immigration speech Thursday night, President Obama announced his intention to sign an executive order that "temporarily" (or until his term is over in January 2015) allows an estimated 4 million illegal aliens to remain in the U.S., he merely formalized what he was already doing. He never ...


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CUPERTINO, Calif. (AP) - An environmental review has found that Apple Inc.'s new headquarters will have significant traffic impacts along a nearby freeway and roads.
The San Jose Mercury News reports that Cupertino city officials on Thursday released a draft of the environmental impact report looking into the impacts of the technology company's new home.
The report found that thousands of commuters will face an "unacceptable level" of congestion along Interstate 280 during the morning rush.
Apple is trying to complete its Campus 2 by 2016, which would span 2.8 million square feet at a cost estimated at $5 billion.
The company said the building will be powered by "100-percent renewable energy" and will be a "great addition to the neighborhood."
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Featured Articles - November/December 2014
Lupus presentation may be an 'imitator'
Lupus can involve multiple organ systems and shares the same, sometimes nonspecific presentation as other conditions. But a diligent internist—an "excellent generalist" in the words of one expert—can pick up on the correct diagnosis.
New technology
Virtual visits pose real issues for physicians
There could be 1 million virtual health consultations done by phone or video by the end of 2014, with growth expected in 2015. Observers are weighing the benefits of access against the potential lack of an ongoing doctor-patient relationship.
Infectious Diseases
Fecal transplant pills, other innovations in C. difficile treatment
Speakers at IDWeek 2014 discussed the latest developments in treating Clostridium difficile, including more patient-friendly forms of fecal transplantation.
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From the November 25, 2014 edition
- Aspirin primary prevention trial in Japan halted for lack of mortality benefit
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