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Emcee and philosopher Nasir Jones once said, "The World Is Yours." Well, Najee The 1 is here to present an alternative theory of universal control. Najee suggests that This World is for the taking and isn't simply "yours." While he might not agree with Nas about our globe, the emcees' styles definitely coincide. Project collaborator Ski Beatz's dusty boardwork gives this song a '90s street vibe eerily similar to something Nas would bless with his legendary flow. This World is better off now that Najee's newly-released Under Oath LP is available for free here at The DJBooth.
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Nightwing 19 was such a great issue! I really enjoyed Booths art.
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Nightwing 19 was such a great issue! I really enjoyed Booths art.
i have to agree, 19 was awesome but i didnt enjoy the art as much as i thought i would. i wish it was still eddy barrows
Nightwing 19 was such a great issue! I really enjoyed Booths art.
i have to agree, 19 was awesome but i didnt enjoy the art as much as i thought i would. i wish it was still eddy barrows
Barrows art was great. I would love for him to come back to Nightwing! But if we cant have Barrows im pretty content with Booth.
@matchesmalone21: Very nice feats for Nightwing. This series is one of the few titles I am tempted to get.
Excellent feats. The series is really going. Only wish the trades would come out sooner so I didn't have to keep borrowing copies or reading them in the book store lol.
@matchesmalone21: Thanks for the scan.
@stronger: You're welcome man!!
@lvenger: Oh yeah. I had my doubts about the direction of the title, but now they are gone..:)
@allstarsuperman: @alak: @dark_guyver: @nathaniel_christopher: @knightrise: more scans
Nightwing 20
I love the panel of him analyzing his informant like that. That's something we don't see often, but a skill Dick should definitely have. Helps for interrogation purposes. A lot of the times you'll just have a member of the Bat Family question someone without things like this being shown, and it looks like they're just assuming the person is lying without any real proof.
@matchesmalone21: I heard Booth is done on art duty after issue 21 so he can work on JLA. Do you know if this is true? If so who's taking his place?
@dark_guyver: Yep, Booth is officially off after #21. The new artist is already pencilling #22, but I don't believe he's been announced yet officially.
@dark_guyver: It's true,but i don't know who will replace him
@matchesmalone21: @missj: Thanks for the replies! That's kind of a bummer. I was liking Booths art. Hopefully Nightwing gets someone just as good. It deserves it.
From @alak :
Wingdings (essentially shuriken tailored towards his theme)
Grapple gun (similar, if not identical, to Batman's)
Escrima sticks (now able to discharge electricity strong enough to incapacitate multiple opponents simultaneously)
Gas mask
Those are items independent from his suit. He would actually have to take them out of... whatever hidden space he keeps them in (gloves, belt, boots, pockets, other places we shouldn't know about?) prior to using them in a fight.
Here's a list of what we currently know about Nightwing's New 52 suit and what it brings to this fight:
- Strong enough to take two direct shots in the back from CPD assault rifles, allowing Dick to get back up within the next panel. He claims its composition is more advanced than Kevlar... but Higgins didn't disclose the material's name itself. For now, we assume it's comic book science since he can still do acrobatic feats such as dodging machine guns, taser-whips, etc.
- Insulation from electricity.
- Nomex protects it from being burned.
- Is wired with a 150,000-volt taser that can be discharged through his hands upon contact.
- Gauntlets and boots appear to be armored, but this is judged solely on the artistic design. There are no feats to reinforce this notion as of yet.
- Left gauntlet fires a sonic device that emits a pitch powerful enough to stun everyone inside of Gotham's clock tower.
- Ear dampeners that protect him from sonic weaponry such as the one he carries. Should be noted that said dampeners were not sufficient enough to fully protect Dick from his own sonic device since he was obviously in a state of pain (although, he was capable of fighting).
- Right gauntlet fires up to three explosive devices (each about the size of a coin) at once which are powerful enough to destroy the giant clock from said tower. Should be noted that the explosion somehow demolished the structure to the point where it took the form of dust as it fell onto the populace below. Again, this is probably comic book science.
- His mask acts as a computer that feeds him information and analyzes it. It sends and receives radio signals, and capable of matching the same frequencies as the signals emitted from psychics in order to send them painful feedback. I would say that last part is comic book science, but I have no clue how a psionic mind operates in a real world scenario. Anyway, based on the most recent issue (#20), his mask can be hacked and shut down.
Well, I just had to re-read Nightwing #1-20 in order to write this post.
@matchesmalone21: This is beautiful, man. *Wipes tear from cheek
Thank you.
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Does anyone have the scans from the latest issue? I personally think Nightwing had one of his greatest New 52 speed feats in this one. Took down an entire (armed) CPD team while Prankster was climbing to the roof... and Dick still got to the roof before Prankster did.
@missj: @dark_guyver: @smoothjammin: @nightwingescrima: More scans
@alak: Thanks for the caption..LOL.
Nightwing 21
You know like any Nightwing fan I enjoy seeing Dick go toe to toe with superpowered beings and highly trained martial artists, and come out on top. However, I always especially enjoy seeing him (Or really any member of the Bat Family) use his detective skills, because it's kind of taken for granted that he has them, and that he was the first person trained by the World's Greatest Detective. Yeah he's an amazing acrobat, martial artist, crime fighter, and a leader, but even still he's also a detective as well, and I wish that'd show up in his books more often.
Completely agree. His detective skills are certainly underestimated, even among Bat-fans.
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@matchesmalone21: You're the best. Thanks for the resourceful scans.. can't get over that spidey shot of him hanging upside down lol. Much appreciated
@smoothjammin: You're welcome mate. I'm glad to help.... :)
I was surprised no one put his battle with Lady Shiva up. Not many get compliments from her nor survive her(Being left alive by her is something notheworthy even)
For someone who was outclassed and injured prior to this battle, he at least did okay at best..........eh....It was noteworthy cause Shiva made comments about his potential and his current level and we all know you cannot go against her. she's scarier than Batman :P And she alludes that her target COULD OF BEEN Nightwing(It was never cleared up).
Anyway, i know this isn't recent but i thought it would have been a nice add, as I didn't see it in the earlier posts.
I thought the office scene was really cool. It's another great speed feat that Nightwing has going for him, being able to appear and disappear in a blink of an eye. It's not like the mayor turned his back on him, but Dick still managed to vanish in brought daylight (without windows that open). This Chicago arc keeps getting better and better!
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OMGGGGGGGGG nooooooo,why is his bat looking thing not blue?the red makes me think of terry micginnis
In November 2011, the New 52 and now began a new direction was taken to the superheroes of DC, principally for the greatest and loved of all partners: Nightwing
Let's take a look at the new Nightwing feats in this new universe:
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Hey,regarding this feat of him defeating that Psychopath,wouldn't it take more than seconds?
I mean,in trying to get on the train and defeating the psychopath and the pauses and such,wouldn't it take like 2 minutes?
With that,would he be faster than Batman?
@cameron83: At least two minutes and half. I wouldn't say more faster than Batman,because he's at peak human perfection and Dick Grayson isn't,but it is arguably more agile than Batman and how use agility along with its speed, he seems to be more faster.
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Nightwing is Peak Human for his size
@cameron83: At least two minutes and half. I wouldn't say more faster than Batman,because he's at peak human perfection and Dick Grayson isn't,but it is arguably more agile than Batman and how use agility along with its speed, he seems to be more faster.
I agree on this
@jayaaerow: @wonderbrat: @lilcraig92: @cameron83: More scans.
@alak: True
Nightwing 23
Quickly defeat 3 Prankster's goon in time to save a girl from a free fall.
@jayaaerow: @wonderbrat: @lilcraig92: @cameron83: More scans.
Nightwing 24
Manhandle Prankster while have his lenses hacked,then deduce where he hide the hack button
Survive aexplosion.
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Nightwing 24
Manhandle Prankster while have his lenses hacked,then deduce where he hide the hack button
Survive aexplosion.
Welcome back friend!
@cameron83: Thanks mate!!!
On his battle with the Prankster up there, wanna point out that's further proof, New 52 Proof, that when Dick fights he always has an excellent awareness of his surroundings.
@nathaniel_christopher: @missj: @jayaaerow: @dark_guyver: @cameron83: @alak: @dark_guyver: More scans.
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Nightwing suit can endure Firefly's flames.
Asa kid beat some thugs.
Take out Firefly.
Nightwing 25
Outmaneuvers Amygdala and defeats him. Note he's not even Robin at the point and still has "the makings" of a hero. He also displays great agility, being the only Teen to be able to engage him.
Is aware of his surroundings and what happens. Even without training from Batman, he was able to do this and this skill is shown within the Nightwing series.
Here, we see that Dick Grayson is a team player, much like his Pre-52 counterpart. Note that he only thinks of the plan while in danger. He's noted to have lead many teams, but only if needed. And even before Robin, he shows a quality like that.
This has to be my favorite thread on the DG board.
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No problemo!
@jayaaerow: @matchesmalone21: Do you fellas know if there's any way you can upload scans from comixology or is it not permitted?
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@jayaaerow: @matchesmalone21: Do you fellas know if there's any way you can upload scans from comixology or is it not permitted?
I dunno, sorry.
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@smoothjammin: You can screenshot. I don't think you can upload directly from comixology, though.
@smoothjammin: I really don't know,but you could save the scans on your pc and then post here.
@jayaaerow: @mitran: @matchesmalone21: Appreciate the prompt replies! Will look into screen shotting some scans whenever I come across something nice. Thanks again
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Gourmet Ghetto: not so much any more?
- Robert Lauriston Mar 5, 2008 01:30 PM
Recent posts by tourists planning to spend time touring Berkeley's "Gourmet Ghetto" (Shattuck around Chez Panisse) made me think maybe the name's out of date.
Lots of the places that made its reputation are gone (Pig by the Tail, North Berkeley Wine, Cocolat, Vivoli), dated (Juice Bar Collective, French Hotel, Poulet), or no longer unique (Peet's). More recent attractions like Phoenix Pastificio and Shuna Lydon's desserts at Poulet are gone too. What's left?
Chez Panisse is great (if you have a reservation).
The Cheese Board is a great cheese store.
Cheese Board Pizza is unique, fun, and cheap.
Cesar is good upscale bar and tapas place, but the branch on Piedmont is better.
Vintage Berkeley is an excellent wine shop but not exactly a tourist attraction.
Some people love Gregoire, I don't get the appeal. (Doesn't help that on my first and only visit I ended up with grease all over my lap from lack of seating and the weird octagonal box.)
Maybe a couple of the places in Epicurous Garden have some good food, I dunno. I'm too creeped out by the Disneylandish claustrophobic space.
I think that's about it. Are any of the other restaurants of interest unless you live in the neighborhood? Barney's? Cha-Am? Saul's? Not really destination sorts of places.
Agreed. A diaspora of sorts has occurred, and great food destinations are now scattered more evenly throughout the Bay Area.
I still think you should give Gregoire another chance. If you're dining alone, it's usually pretty easy to score a spot at the counter. The corned beef and lamb patty on the March menu are both great. And I had a perfect basket of fries there last weekend.
But I agree with you. I do my shopping and eating all over Berkeley - downtown, 4th St, Hopkins, Solano, and beyond. I live near the GG, and my visits are pretty much limited to Cheeseboard, Cheeseboard Pizza, Vintage, Andronico's, Gregoire, and the occasional bottle of coconut water from Cafe Gratitude. I do think that Cheeseboard alone makes the area a worthwhile destination.
The new Rivoli venture will be a welcome addition:
re: Morton the Mousse
A meal at Chez Panisse or cheese and olives from the Cheese Board justify a trip, definitely.
When I'm in the mood for a sandwich more or less along the lines of the ones Gregoire makes, I go to Wood Tavern, Cafe Rouge, or Eccolo.
re: Robert Lauriston
I love Eccolo, but their sandwiches literally cost twice as much money (or more) as Gregoire's. But if you can afford to drop $20pp whenever you're craving a sandwich, I can completely understand why Gregoire wouldn't interest you.
re: Morton the Mousse
Wood Tavern's pastrami sandwich is $9.
Gregoire's corned beef is $7.50, the lamb patty is $8.00. No plate, no utensils, no guarantee of a seat or table.
re: Robert Lauriston
Smoked Salmon sandwich at Eccolo: $17
Smoked Salmon sandwich at Gregoire: $7.50
Pulled Pork Sandwich at Eccolo: $14
Pulled Pork Sandwich at Gregoire: $7
Steak Sandwich at Eccolo: $16
Steak Sandwich at Gregoire: $7.50
Cheeseburger at Eccolo: $15.25
Cheeseburger at Gregoire: $8
There's a reason Gregoire is always mobbed with students; low overhead costs directly translate to smaller markups on the food.
To my taste, Gregoire uses superior beef and pork than the Niman standard. This is not intended to disparage Eccolo, I just tend to spend twice as much or more there than I do at Gregoire.
Oh, and Gregoire does give you utensils, albeit shiny plastic ones.
re: Morton the Mousse
Eccolo's burgers are oddly expensive.
Cheeseburger with fries at Wood Tavern: $11
Cheeseburger with fries at Gregoire: $12.50
re: Robert Lauriston
Yes, but those are some freakin' amazing fries at Gregoire! Also, its enough fries for at least two, maybe even three people to share, and I'm a die-hard french fry lover.
re: chemchef
The past few times that I've tried the Gregoire fries, they have not been good at all. I won't get them anymore.
re: JasmineG
Maybe it makes a difference that I ALWAYS order my fries well done (ie. extra crispy), no matter where I go.
What was wrong with the ones you got at Gregoire?
re: chemchef
Each batch tasted like the oil was a little off. They didn't make that pleasant eating.
re: JasmineG
Depends on who's frying. During the day, look for the guy with the 5 o'clock shadow and tattoos. He knows how to fry - last batch he did for me was perfect. Both of the current dinner cooks are expert at frying.
re: Robert Lauriston
900 Grayson Bacon Cheeseburger with Crispy Shoestring Onions and Fries. $10.50. Game, Set and Match.
re: Robert Lauriston
Ahh, the famous red herring: Wood Tavern vs. Gregoire, when the debate was about Eccolo vs. Gregoire. :)
re: Robert Lauriston
and yet, not really a croque monsieur. My husband was very disappointed to get a ham and cheese sandwich when he ordered the croque monsieur. That said, we still love everything else we've had there.
re: chemchef
In Paris, they call that variation a croque-Poilâne. I suppose for full disclosure Eccolo should call it a croque-Acme.
re: chemchef
Isn't a croque monsieur a ham and cheese sandwich? Was it not grilled?
re: Xiao Yang
In the original version, there's cheese on the outside.
re: Robert Lauriston
and bechamel, which is the main thing that Eccolo's is lacking. Also, the broiling after the bechamel is applied for the caramelization of the cheese/bechamel topping.
re: Robert Lauriston
Also, the servings at Gregoire are at least 2/3 of what you would get at Wood Tavern. Those are some small sandwiches, with very little meat inside.
It's a natural occurance compounded by real estate prices, change and opportunity. Besides people and places moving on, the price of rent and overhead has gone up, hence new places and innovators go where the rent is "reasonable". GG success and stability probably has kept innovators out due to available space and cost. Also that stretch of Shattuck isn't that long, what 4 blocks and not all of it commercial.
Another issue is a place as a destination rather then just a regular neighborhood. Many neighborhoods in the Bay Area have experienced this...from a low key service area to a destination.
Add in the fact that the upping of overall quality in the BA and jaded people looking for a new buzz and yeah, things get old. Everyone gets old, nothing stays the same, expect perhaps a few hippies in Berkeley but even they change.
re: milklady
Masse's is a good bakery but Crixa (on the other side of town) is better.
I'm not sure there's anyplace currently as good at chocolate stuff as Cocolat was when Alice Medrich owned it.
There are two phenomenon going on now. One as people have suggested there has been a food diaspora. That has already been discussed. The other phenomenon is that Alice Waters and Co. have won. The Gourmet Ghetto was coined 20-25 years ago when the type food found there was a revelation. The word gourmet itself is passe. You can still go to north Berkeley and eat very well for several days in a row especially if you include the farmer's market. The thing is you can now do that in many places throughout northern California. Of course the Gourmet Ghetto isn't a destination; we have been going there for decades and now we can go there anytime without having to bother with driving out to Berkeley. The place still deserves the title of Gourmet Ghetto because that is where you find the original gangsters.
re: rworange
By cracky, in my Berkeley days Alice Waters was too busy demonstrating (maybe alongside me, how would I know?) so it was just the Cheese Board and Peets, plus the Monterey Market, the Berkeley Co-op (not so gourmet, though) and the Potluck Restaurant way down on San Pablo, possibly the real originator of California Cusine...
What he said. Epicurious Garden wedging itself in with all the hype and
vacuity of a Disneyland ride seemed to me to be a final nail. Wine robots!
Still, the new Rivoli thing rumored to be going in to the old Phoenix
place should be cause for at least a little excitement.
re: blexo
The pre-bakes are $15, are the baked $20?
Those pizzas are way more than a 'thin piece of bread with minimalist toppings.' Todays pizza is "Orange Bell Pepper, Onions, Mozzarella Cheese, Feta Cheese, Olive Tapenade, Italian Parsley" and tomorrow's is "Fresh Mushrooms, Onions, Mozzarella Cheese, Montalban Cheese, Arugula in French Vinaigrette." (from the website) They might not be piled with crappy toppings like Round Table, but the taste of Cheeseboard's pizzas are in no way mimimalist.
re: adrienne156
The prices went up - it's now $20 for a whole pie, pre-baked or baked. One pie is enough for two or three people.
I still think it's a deal, especially considering the quality of the cheese.
re: Morton the Mousse
I agree. Especially with the "wild" sourdough crust. If you've ever tried to make wild sourdough, you can really appreciate their crust.
re: Morton the Mousse
....technically isn't it $20 bucks for a whole pizza plus the two small slices that have shown up laid on top my pies the two times I have enjoyed their pizza? Do they always do that?
re: rcspott
Yes, they even do that if you order just a slice. I usually get 2 slices and it ends up being 2 1/2 - 3 slices b/c of the freebies.
re: rcspott
The "bonus slice" is one of my favorite things about Cheeseboard. Generally, they will give one extra half slice per customer, although sometimes with a full pizza (or generous server) you'll get two. It's a bit counterintuitive, because the less pizza you order, the more you get for your dollar. If I order one slice, I actually get 1.5 slices for $2.50, averaging $1.70/slice. If I order half a pizza, I get 4.5 slices for $10, averaging $2.25/slice.
The reasoning behind the bonus slice in genius: it assures that each full slice is served hot and fresh from the oven. If a pizza has been sitting out for too long, they just turn it into bonus slices. That way, they don't waste the lukewarm pizza, the don't reheat it, and they don't charge for it either.
The bonus slice was the brainchild of founding Cheeseboard pizza member, and champion truffle maker, Kate Dowling. May she rest in peace.
re: Robert Lauriston
Indeed. Among the restaurants within easy walking distance of my office, the Cheese Board is the only one where I can score a satisfying lunch for $5.
re: hohokam
And, every time I walk in there to get a half-baked to go for dinner(incorrectly called it a pre-baked above), they always shove slices at me until I walk out the door. These people are anything but cheap with their goods.
re: adrienne156
Not at Cheeseboard but at another Berkeley pizzeria I asked for cheese 1/2 baked and when I went to get it it was cheese 1/2 bacon. I now ask for partially cooked.
VIVOLI'S! You remember Vivoli's? I thought only I and my children remembered it. Never has there been better tasting gelato than at Vivoli's! The new ice cream place at Epicurious Garden does not come close. If they could copy the taste of Vivloli's spectacular gelato the area could again become legend.
re: threadmill
The ice cream place at Epicurious Garden's a branch of the national Ciao Bella chain.
re: Robert Lauriston
... and the worst gelato around, IMO. Can't really even call it gelato b/c of the fat content anyway.
re: threadmill
Vivoli's -- where I realized that my date (now husband) was a keeper -- over a cup of "oranges and cream". I really miss that place and those gorgeous gals scooping the behind the counter. Somehow, their gelato just seemed better; maybe it was just the first.
re: Nathan P
Good values from all over. They have a relatively high percentage of adventurous customers, so they can sell things like Hungarian, Croatian, and South African wines, obscure Italian and French appelations, and so on.
Very interesting thread. Having been in North Berkeley since the days of Lenny's and Pig by the Tail, etc., it was always my impression that the true gourmet ghetto designation stemmed from a combination of exceptional places to eat and exceptional places to buy high quality ingredients, within a compact, sustaining culture. For me, it was all the small shops and their individual character(s) that made the area what it was. At the time, it was also fairly unique: the gourmet ghetto was pioneering new taste adventures, at least in the US. It was a "destination" largely because there were no equivalent destinations.
There certainly was a "diaspora" of sorts, but food culture also grew up, and outgrew that narrow corner of Berkeley. I also like to think that the original gourmet ghetto succeeded in teaching people to appreciate good food, and to cook, so that now everyone's gourmet ghetto is their own kitchen, fueled by their culinary imagination. The gourmet ghetto did its job as a catalyst, and we are all the richer for it.
If there is a real "gourmet ghetto" candidate today it might be Washington St. in Yountville. Call it a world-class gourmet ghetto, but where else can one walk to four top-tier restaurants on a single street? (And I'm not counting Bistro Jeanty.) Michael Chiarello is building a new 150 seat bistro in the redeveloped Vintage marketplace, with a cooking school. All this newness makes Shattuck St. look rather run down by comparison, especially when you throw in the new Yountville resorts and Spa's going up. If Alice Waters ever wants to build a new restaurant it will be there, not here.
Of course, the issue in Yountville is that most of the new development is for well-heeled tourists, not locals, but all that $$$ does support truly great restaurants.
re: santoku45
As one of the tourists I believe the OP was referring to, I was most intrigued to read all of your comments. I had planned to spend a morning in the GG, partly because I've never been to Berkeley. I am now rethinking that plan. With only 4 days in the SF area, I don't want to waste time visiting an area that is not worth the trip... now what will we do with our reclaimed Friday morning ? :-)
re: grayelf
If you're having lunch at Zuni and dinner at Canteen, maybe a long walk to work up an appetite?
re: grayelf
Don't give up. These opinions are comparing the good old days to a different present. Depending on where you are from, it may be very exciting to experience the gourmet ghetto as an great example of the marriage of neighborhood and foodie lifestyle. If you have a similar concept at home, this may be boring. I am afraid we can get jaded and forget to count our blessings, until I go to Ohio to visit the relatives and can't wait to get home so I can have a vegetable.
re: oaktowngirl
If Chez Panisse's neighborhood were dominated by foodies, there wouldn't be so many thriving mediocre restaurants!
re: Robert Lauriston
Of course there would be. Most thriving, free market specialty districts
are dominated by mediocre examples of whatever the specialty is.
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Rockridge, Piedmont, Fourth Street, upper and lower Solano, Temescal, downtown Berkeley, the San Pablo / University area, and downtown Oakland all have a much higher percentage of restaurants I'd happily return to.
Of the neighborhoods around Berkeley and Oakland with a high concentration of restaurants, I think the "Gourmet Ghetto" has the highest percentage of places I wouldn't want to eat at twice.
re: Robert Lauriston
That is your preference, Robert. However I find myself at the Gourmet Ghetto more than the areas you mention.
I would say the the GG is anchored by Cheeseboard currently, but there are some other fine options in that area that are just not to your personal taste.
I think this post is a shame because, at the least, it has discouraged one poster from visiting a highly signigficant, food-worthy area.
That is not that I don't see your point. It was better in the old days but it is still pretty damn fine. You can not duplicate on a daily basis Cheeseboard or Chez Panisse elsewhere.
As Xiao Yang said, visitors should stop by. The other areas are for locals and not really tourists.
For locals I think for decades it was more than just the GG. I'd drive over from SF weekly just to shop at Berekeley Bowl, Andronicos, Cheeseboard, and Acme.
re: rworange
I don't think anyone has really dissed the Ghetto, just qualified what it represents today. And the poster who was "discouraged" seemed to be reading the boards with his eyes open. I will say, doing Berkeley without a car is a PITA, even when you like to walk as much as I do. It's not that the distances are that great, but the lack of anything interesting in between destinations makes it seem so.
re: rworange
My impression is that grayelf dropped Berkeley from the itinerary for their brief visit after realizing that their excellent plan to have lunch at Chez Panisse, take the Scharffen Berger tour, and shop at the Crate and Barrel outlet wasn't a very practical using public transportation.
Where do you eat / shop in that area besides the places I mentioned in my original post? I shop at the Cheese Board all the time myself. No one else in Berkeley can compete with the quality of their cheese or olives.
re: rworange
And Monterey Market, yes? I am reading this thread, nodding my head to rw's post above, but saddened that no one's mentioned the Monterey Market. Not exactly in the GG neighborhood, but surely, an arm's length away. It's my Mecca. the reason we added onto our house, 'cause it's w/in walking distance of MM, and I want to be like my neighbor Joe, walking to the market each day with white hair, bringing home a bag of oranges, a bag of shelling peas, a bag of somethin'.
My mom calls it "the food museum" because it has many of the foods she remembers from her childhood in Panama and Lima.
I know many people think the Berkeley Bowl is bigger, better. But the Monterey Market has heart. And crowded, scruffly floors and great people.
...little plug for a big market.
re: Robert Lauriston
... and a nice little organic farmer's market on Thursdays.
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Late though 3PM-7PM.
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But hard for those of us that don't. It messes up my afternoon nap.
re: grayelf
I'm not much of a Berkeley fan (I did my time there 40 years ago) but think everybody should see it once. The comparison with the past should only serve to enhance Berkeley's reputation and gourmet creds. New "haute" foodie destinations pop up everywhere every day, but it's impressive that places like the Cheese Board, Peets, Monterey Market, etc. have been flying the flag with distinction for 40 years.
re: grayelf
Frankly if you're not going to have lunch in Berkeley, I wouldn't bother. If it's about food and you're not going to have a meal there, it will be a bit disjointed, i.e., nothing to anchor the experience.
That said, lunch at Chez Panisse, a snack at Cheese Board or Cesar, etc, some grazing would be well worth it. GG is one of the touchstones of new American cuisine, it's a good place to visit. I think it's a place most serious foodies would want to check out, given the chance, despite some jaded locals complaining.
Add-in a walk through campus and Telegraph Ave (get a Top Dog as mentioned) and a view from the Campanile would be a very pleasant half day. It doesn't get much better then a nice sunny day hanging out in Berkeley. That's why some people never leave.
P.S.: re: the complaining and jaded...reminds me of every/any place you visit. If you went to NYC and told a local you wanted to go to Nathan's on Coney Island, no doubt you'd hear all kinds of stuff, it's a mess, it's filthy, it's not like the old days, it's no good, no one goes there, go to Papaya King, you'll be mugged, blah, blah, blah. Despite this, I'd still go, I just keep my expectations in check and make it a goofy experience. You know, it might be fun.
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Who's complaining or jaded? We're lucky to have Chez Panisse, the Cheese Board, and the handful of other great spots in that neighborhood.
Personally I think a meal at CP belongs on the itinerary for any foodie's first visit to the Bay Area.
re: Robert Lauriston
Apologies if I inadvertently "dissed" anyone's opinion by suggesting I might omit the GG from my itinerary. All the SF Hounds have been incredibly gracious so I'll blame a nasty virus I was (and still am) suffering from. As I mentioned elsewhere today, I'm going to rethink the whole Berkeley thing and make it a full day car trip with lunch at Chez Panisse and dinner at Grayson's (sp?), either this trip if we can swing it or next, which I hope will be soon.
re: grayelf
Unless something happened since the last time I was at 900 Grayson, last week, they are still fighting for having dinner service against the Berkeley Zoning Authority and the neighbors.
re: grayelf
No need to apologize, it's your plan and vacation.
Now just imagine if everyone here was going along...then you'd certainly have to cancel. :)
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No worries - hounds have been arguing about Berkeley and the GG for years.
If you have a car, a full day in the East Bay would definitely be worthwhile (check this thread for ideas: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/492473). After lunch at Chez, I would consider dinner at Pizzaiolo, Wood Tavern, or Dopo (my personal favorite). Lots of reports on these boards on all three.
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Thanks for the 411 on Grayson (maybe by the time we go they'll have the dinner permit) and the thread reference. If our other trips to SF are any indication we'll be having a brilliant time and eating superb food no matter where we go.
People keep opening them: most recently Maritime East and Digs Bistro. Though both those locations have had a lot of turnover.


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Darren Aronofsky's highly anticipated epic "Noah" got off to a thunderous start over the weekend taking in $43.7 million at the box office. While critics gave the "it's sort of the biblical story it's sort of not" flick mostly positive reviews, Cinemascore says moviegoers gave it just a C. Considering how even an average movie will earn an A in Cinemascore's system that's not a great sign for the film's future prospects.
LAS VEGAS - Disney had the cache of Marvel and Pixar. 20th Century Fox might brought the showmanship and, arguably, the best slate of movies. Warner Bros., who was the last studio to present to the nation's theater owners Thursday afternoon, brought the star power.
LAS VEGAS - 20th Century Fox's presentation of the studio's upcoming slate to the nation's theater owners kicked off with a live performance of the song "Rio Rio" from "Rio 2," but it was the movies themselves that had the most impact.
LAS VEGAS - 20th Century Fox brought some showmanship to CinemaCon today as the company's presentation to the nation's theater owners kicked off with a musical performance by Ester Dean and B.o.B of the song "Rio Rio" from "Rio 2." And hey, who doesn't want to see Vegas showgirls doing the samba at 10 AM in the morning? That's a major wake up call.
LAS VEGAS - Sony Pictures took center stage Wednesday afternoon at the 2014 CinemaCon as the Culver City based studio previewed the rest of its 2014 slate. Unlike earlier studio presentations, Sony discussed each released briefly before playing one long feature with previews of all their new films. There were two pictures that stood out above all the rest: Chris Miller and Phil Lord's "22 Jump Street" and David Ayers' World War II thriller "Fury."
"22 Jump Street" is, of course, the sequel to the hit comedy "21 Jump Street" and Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum are back as mismatched undercover partners Schmidt and Jenko respectively. The film's early trailers have teased that Lord and Miller (who are coming off "The Lego Movie") haven't lost a step, but the footage Sony played today? No joke, "22" has a chance to be better than the original. You probably already know that Schmidt and Jenko are now heading to college, but the subsequent "Spring Break" aspect of the investigation has barely been touched upon. The jokes appear more self aware than in "21" and Tatum has taken his comedic abilities to another planet. Along with Universal's "Neighbors," movie fans should be excited the they have two guaranteed great comedies coming to theaters over the next few months.
The other picture that made waves was "Fury." An original story by Ayers set during the last days of World War II, the movie finds Brad Pitt playing Wardaddy, the commander of a five-man tank crew who have already been to hell and back again. Make no mistake, Pitt is not playing another version of Lt. Aldo Raine from "Inglorious Basterds." The scenes shown depict Wardaddy as a feared, but loved commander whose entire life is in his tank. Logan Lerman plays Norman, a newbie to the Army who is immediately out of place among a group of veterans portrayed by Pitt, Michael Peña, Jon Bernthal and, yes, Shia Labeouf. In fact, all the actors look at peak form (even Labeouf), but Pitt? From what was shown, this looks very, very special. Ayers has also crafted a grittier and more realistic European Theater than depicted in "Saving Private Ryan" or HBO's "Band of Brothers." Up and coming cinematographer Roman Vasyanov has been impressive previously collaborating with Ayers on "End of Watch" and his look was the best part of "The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman," but "Fury" is going to become into his calling card. It's simply gorgeous work. The trailer should hit theaters sometime this summer and expect "Fury" to quickly land on any many awards season contender lists.
Before getting to the rest of the reel, it should be noted that Sony ended the presentation with three different sequences that constituted 30 minutes of Marc Webb's "Amazing Spider-Man 2." So much of the movie has been seen already (or feels like it's been seen) that it's hard to comment about new footage. Did the action look good? Sure. Do Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone still have great chemistry? You bet. Does Jamie Foxx pull off the Electro transformation? It sure looks like it. At this point, however, it's time to just see how it all fits in the final movie. In a little over five weeks "ASM2" will be in theaters and everyone can judge for themselves.
Here's a quick rundown of the rest of the titles Sony previewed.
"The Equalizer"
Director: Antonine Fuqua
Release Date: Sept. 26
Lowdown: Denzel Washington is a man on a mission in Fuqua's thriller which seems to have little in common with the 1980's TV series of the same name. In the one scene shown, Washington's character takes down four (?) Russian thugs in 19 seconds. It's filmed very similarly to the sequences in "Sherlock Holmes" where Holmes predicts each move he's going to make in a fight before its even begun. It was also very, very violent, but showed potential.
"The Interview"
Director: Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen
Release Date: Oct. 10
Lowdown: James Franco is David Skylark, the host of a popular interview show known as "Skylark Tonight" and Rogen plays his top producer. Much to their surprise, they find out that North Korean dictator for life Kim Jung-Un is a huge fan of Skylark's and wants to be interviewed by him. Then the CIA (Lizzy Caplan) comes calling asking them to "take him out" (a very funny bit). The best part of the preview though was an early "Skylark Tonight" interview scene where Rob Lowe (playing himself) admits to the world he's been bald for decades (I will spoil no more). The Franco and Rogen in Korea scenes were more stylish and intentionally bizarre than laugh out loud funny. Goldberg and Rogen have a great look to the picture (something they previously showed in "This Is The End"), but it feels like a very dark comedy (and we're hoping in the best way possible).
LAS VEGAS - Walt Disney Studios chairman Alan Horn presented the upcoming slate of new movies for Walt Disney Pictures, Marvel Studios, Pixar, DreamWorks Studios and Walt Disney Animation Studios to the nation's theater owners on Wednesday morning and what was purposely not discussed was just as interesting as what was previewed.
LAS VEGAS - Press attending the hour long Q&A with Christopher Nolan at CinemaCon this afternoon had been warned that the usually secretive filmmaker was not expected to speak substantially about his highly anticipated new epic "Interstellar" and there would be no new footage from the film shown during the event. Moreover, I'd heard from a good source that moderator and Hollywood Reporter film critic Todd McCarthy was well aware it would be tough to get Nolan to say anything about Nolan's followup to "The Dark Knight Returns." Well, kudos to McCarthy for not taking "no" for an answer.
LAS VEGAS - No one really expected Walt Disney Studios to break significant news regarding "Star Wars: Episode VII" during the company's presentation at CinemaCon this morning, and studio chairman Alan Horn didn't disappoint.
LAS VEGAS - Every year the major studios present their upcoming slate to the nation's theater owners at CinemaCon (formerly ShoWest). It's commonplace for a studio head to bring out a few famous faces to drive home the point that they should get behind a particular movie or two. Tuesday morning, Donna Langley, chairman of Universal Pictures, had only one movie star waiting in the wings and it was a big one: Angelina Jolie.


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I can't remember when I was looking forward to the release of a band's new album. We used to wait with baited breath when I was younger, for the release of certain artists new music. Running home, reading the liner notes, while we listened to new music
The Cosby Show made its debut thirty years ago today. Audiences were introduced to the Huxtable family from Brooklyn, New York. The show remained a mainstay for American's running for eight years.
Classic Rock magazine, yesterday chose Gregg Allman as the recipient of this year's Living Legend Award.
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Sharon Osbourne, the 61 year-old co-host of The Talk and wife Of Ozzy Osbourne took her frustrations to Twitter and voiced her opinion of the Irish rock band.
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How many of these albums do you own? For most, it would be hard to imagine growing up without the RnB and hip hop of the 90s. No matter what was happening at any given time, Aaliyah, TLC, Mary and Mariah were always there for you. Playing with our emotions (like your highschool crush), Kinship has created the 90s Girl bomber, which is covered in all of those favorite 90s female hip hop and RnB albums. Think TLC CrazySexyCool, Mary J. Blige Whats the 411? and Aaliyah One In A Million. You may not still own the physical copies, but now you can wear them. Plus, you've got iTunes now anyways. Get your very own 90s Girl Kinship bomber here. See the Kinship 90s Girl lookbook featuring our very own Hana May sporting the bomber below.
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It's all in the details. Vans and Liberty Arts Fabric are taking a fourth victory lap with their new collaboration. The Vans x Liberty Art Fabrics holiday collection features five iconic Vans' silhouettes, covered in detailed prints and patterns from Liberty's extensive fabric archive. Editions of the Era, Old Skool and Sk8-Hi Reissue are available in traditional unisex sizes alongside the Authentic and Classic Slip-On, which are being made just for women. The Vans x Liberty Art Fabrics holiday collection will be available October at Vans retail locations, vans.com and Liberty of London on Regent Street. See the entire collection below.
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When peer pressure is a-ok. Peer pressure generally leads to things that aren't that great for you. The "one" more drink has gotten us more than once. Well, new research says you can peer pressure your friends into exercising longer and harder. The paper was published in the journal Psychology of Sport and Exercise. Psychologist Christian Jarrett has summarized the findings for the British Psychological Society's Research Digest. Jarret writes:
Sixty-eight regulars (nine men) at a Pilates studio were asked to perform two plank exercises, and to hold each for as long as they possibly could. The participants were given a three-minute rest between each attempt. The key intervention is that between planks, half the participants were given the "social norms" message that 80 per cent of people similar to them (in terms of age, gender and Pilates level) had achieved a 20 per cent longer time on their second effort. The other participants were told nothing of this kind, or anything else.Participants held the plank position twice. The second time, they were told their peers could hold the plank longer, and voila the peer pressure worked. Participants held their second pose 5 percent longer than their first try. The second group who wasn't told anything, dropped by 18%. So go ahead and let the peer pressure roll. We just hope you use it for the more beneficial things. Most of the time. Spotted via: NY Mag
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On November 13, 2014, the Oakton community gathered at the Hilton Chicago Northbrook to celebrate Oakton's scholarship sponsors and recipients. The evening also honored the generous businesses, organizations, and individuals who enabled the Foundation to award more than $595,000 in scholarships to 322 students this year.
Guests at the 2014 Donor Recognition Banquet experienced a new format for the evening, and the highlight of the event were the donor and student videos (below). They provide a snapshot of the notable work the Oakton community is able to accomplish when it comes together to create change and inspire success.
Educational Foundation President Howard Singer
Standing from left: Joanne Masri, Doreen Schwartz (Alumni Council), Alek Jablonski (Alumni Council), Maria Lazanyi (Alumni Council)
Seated from left: Lien Luu, Donna Khuu (Alumni Endowed Scholarship), Anna Garcia (Alumni Endowed Scholarship), Eufemio Garcia
From left: Susan Boone, Yana Vorontsova (The Seabury Scholarship), Bob Boone, Frances Zeddies, Paulina Nowak
From left: Irma Chulay, Margaret Lee (Oakton President), Frank Chulay
Standing from left: Deyanira Arechar (Fisher Family Psychology Scholarship), Lee Nguyen
Seated from left: June Fisher, Donald Fisher (Foundation Director)
From left: Barry Hartstein, Sandi Hartstein, Ellen Kaufman, Rhea Hartstein, Judy Hartstein, Elliott Hartstein
Standing from left: Tim Kis, Laura Arieli (Arthur A. Henrikson Scholarship Endowment)
Seated from left: Diane Russell, Jan Henrikson, Michele Kovalcik
From left: Pam Jost, Pat Jost, Peg Lee (Oakton President), William Dixon (Christopher Jost Memorial Scholarship), Cassie Evett
From left: Lynn Gerber Spiers, Daria Coday (Michael Spiers Memorial Scholarship), Blanche Keno
From left: Nancy Liston, Phyllis Cossarek, Nida Iqbal (Morton Grove Women's Club Scholarship)
Standing from left: Justin Koo (Irving and Sylvia Footlik Foundation Scholarship), Theresa Bashiri-Remetio (Trustee and Keynote Speaker), Anita Magpantay (Keynote Speaker Guest), Cindy Rawlings (Foundation Director), Danilo DeVita (Sylvia Footlik STEM Scholarship
Seated from left: Sylvia Footlik (Foundation Director), Janice Footlik, Margaret Lee (Oakton President), Joan Hall, Elizabeth Juern (Excellence Scholarship), Shawn Quinn
Standing from left: Gwendolyn Wilson, Afiniti Clifton-Kimmons (Joyce Properties Scholarship), Joan Richards (Foundation Director), Michael Carr (Oakton Administrator), Brian Simek, Hal Sider
Seated from left: Kimberly Baransky (Annette Dewett Nursing Scholarship), Mark Smith, Holly Sider Smith, Karen Sider
Standing from left: Michael Drummer, Janet Wasilewski (Mary and Philip Simonsen Scholarship), Mary Grace Wasilewski, Samantha Read (Dr. Michael S. Maling Scholarship), Jeannine Woerz, Luanne Olson (Oakton Faculty)
Seated from left: Benjamin Kusel (Singer Family Scholarship), Howard Singer (Foundation President), Alisa Singer, Patrick Scintele (Brian Heath Teper Scholarship)
From left: Bruce Weiss, Melinda Steffey, Lauren Cho (Barbara H. Steffeyand Sandra M. Weiss Memorial Scholarship), Maurice Weiss
Standing from left: Joianne Smith (Oakton Administrator), David Decoursey James, Justin Koo (Irving and Sylvia Footlik Foundation Scholarship), Danny Alferes (Sylvia Footlik STEM Scholarship), Bartek Krupa, Ron Spaulding
Seated from left: Maurionna Minor, Lila Tankus, Harry Tankus (Foundation Director), Corinne Spaulding
Keynote Speaker Theresa Bashiri-Remetio, Oakton Trustee and Alumna '09
Standing (left to right): Jeff McNear, Nicholas Napravnik (Excellence Scholarship), Craig Napravnik, Joan DiLeonardi (Oakton Trustee), Martin Mercer (Michael J. Wall Scholarship), Alexander Anagnostopoulos (Excellence Scholarship)
Seated (left to right): Jody Wadhwa (Oakton Trustee), Florence Wadhwa, Patricia Harada (Oakton Trustee)
From left: Catherine Cangelosi (Ernest C. Wentcher Educational Foundation Scholarship), James Payne (Ernest C. Wentcher Educational Foundation Scholarship), Peg Lee (Oakton President), Lauren Skolak (Ernest C. Wentcher Educational Foundation Scholarship), Clint Summerfelt (Ernest C. Wentcher Educational Foundation Scholarship)
From left: Jiena Laine Nesbitt (Marjorie Whitman Scholarship), Robert L. Whitman
From left: Paulina Nowak, Joshua Acocella (Bob and Marge Whitman Technical Scholarship), Robert L. Whitman
Oakton President Margaret Lee


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The 3PL picks up specialized resources for oversize rail shipments.
Carriers are set to charge $1,000 per FEU, also poised to start charging on intermodal door deliveries this week.
The body's ranking member will not return to the House in 2015.
CMA CGM signs "Ocean Three" agreements with CSCL and UASC.


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Nintendo has slapped a November 4 release date on the new Wii model.
Unlike the original, the newly configured Wii console isn't compatible with GameCube software or accessories. It also sits horizontally rather than vertically.
The new console will launch as part of the 'Wii Family Edition' featuring Wii Sports and Wii Party, a Wii Remote Plus controller and Nunchuk.
Nintendo has also announced a Wii Fit Plus hardware bundle. Launching on December 2, it will include a black Wii console, Wii Fit Plus and a black Wii Balance Board.
Earlier this week, Nintendo said it will be releasing a blue Wii hardware bundle on November 18, featuring the console in blue and a copy of Mario and Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games.