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Third-grade teacher Joel Rogers talks to his class, including Gracie Dague, right, after the Great Montana ShakeOut earthquake drill at Lockwood Elementary School on Wednesday morning.
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Third-grader Francisco Milheim takes cover under his desk during the Great Montana ShakeOut earthquake drill in Joel Rogers' class at Lockwood Elementary School on Wednesday. People across Montana participated in the readiness drill.
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Trekking in Limone sul Garda: Walk to the mountain shelter 'Baita SegalaThe mountain shelter "Bonaventura Segala", located in Fortini, in the mountainous hinterland of the town of Limone sul Garda, at an altitude of 1,215 m, it has 4 beds and is open all year round thanks to the A.N.A. Group of Limone sul Garda. Water and wine are always available.
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The Castèl lemon houseThe Castèl lemon house, which is northwest of the old town center and stands against the rocky wall of the Mughéra mountain, is just a portion of the large lemon grove that once stretched from the Mura valleys, Via Pozze and Via Castello to the Màndola valley. The garden, which covers an area of 1,633 square meters, is divided perpendicularly into two parts by the cùen dela Marches'àna, on which the main cas'èl is built on several levels. It extends to the south, in part, on a single terrace and
The Museums in Limone sul Garda
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The museums in Limone sul Garda:
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Film Screening: Star Wars, Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (PG, 1983) (-)
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From Pleasant Grove, Utah, Derek Banks (age 15) began learning piano at age five and showed strong musical talent. Under the direction of Dr. David Glen Hatch, Derek enjoys the process of learning, mastering, and performing difficult compositions and has been a recipient of awards and honors in local and state solo, ensemble, and concerto competitions. In 2013 Derek performed internationally to groups, including the U.S. Embassy, in Johannesburg and Cape Town, South Africa; he has just returned from an international concert tour in New Zealand, where he performed in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch.
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Beautiful Georgian Style House with superb sea views sleeps upto 4 people
Perfect for families and couples, the house is set within a gated Duchy of Cornwall development with secure parking, high quality interior decor, wonderful views over Fistral Beach and an enclosed garden. Relaxation starts the moment you arrive at the house, whether you are here to do just that and enjoy taking in the scenery or you're wired for adventure it is a perfect location for a traditional family holiday, an action packed holiday -the South West Coastal path is minutes from the house to take in the breathtaking views of the coastline. Or perhaps you just want watch the waves from the lounge/bedroom and enjoy the wonderful scenery around the Pentire headland.
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Denoting or relating to a molecular structure in which two particular atoms or groups lie on opposite sides of a given plane in the molecule, in particular denoting an isomer in which substituents at opposite ends of a carbon-carbon double bond are also on opposite sides of the bond: the trans isomer of stilbene Compare with cis1.
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The main lines I am reseaching are: Caito, McCann, Rains/Raines, Trisler & Zike.
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Angeline Baker Zike Howe & Nellie Green
You asked me to look for other Howes in the area of Angeline's grave (which is something I do, anyway). There are none with that surname in her immediate vicinity, but there are about 15 listed (deaths before 2000) in the whole cemetery. I would be glad to check the list for any names you can supply. Also, there are over 40 Greens in the cemetery (deaths before 2000), but none in the immediate vicinity of Nellie's grave.
Angeline is buried very near Nellie Green, but she is immediately next to Relief/Releif Boulette, who is next to Mildred Sarah Williams (wife of Arthur Williams). I don't know if these are related, but they all have same design grave marker and are immediately adjacent to each other.
Nellie Green has no grave marker, but I have taken some photos and will be posting one or two very soon. I am also pondering trying again on photos for Nellie ... I'll see how well the ones I already took do when posted on the memorial!
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I want to thank you for pointing out the error I made in spelling. I don't know how I missed it since it was right there in front of me, but I did. I have made all the changes to the others that I added.
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I was wanting to know if you would please transfer the memorials of Bertha Mae Casto Raines #130250021 and her husband Abraham Lincoln Raines #129961371. They are my Great-grandmothers sister and her husband. I searched your virtual cemeteries before I decided to ask for a transfer and they are not listed in your Raines family. I have the memorials of Bertha's sister Mina Casto ( My great-grandmother)and two of her brothers. My member #47797322.
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Sandra, added bio information as you requested and transferred Larry to your care. Thanks... Michael
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I sent an email to you about this also. There are six Lundquists in the Garland Cemetery, they are part of my family, so I wondered if you would consider transferring them to my care? They are Anna Lundquist #34162885, John F. Lundquist #34162878, August J. Lundquist #34162798, Birdie E. Lundquist #34162821, Charles Julius Lundquist #34162861 and Karl E. Lundquist #34162852.
If you are willing to part with them, my number is #48428117. Thank you for all the work you have done for this family. And for the time you spend preserving people who have gone before us.
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Embry: "What really caught my attention was the brilliant interview you did with Egon von Greyerz yesterday. He addressed a point that is missed by a lot of people. Everybody seems to think that with all of the problems in the West that the Chinese economy will save us because of the growth phenomenon that's been going on over there for the past 20 years....
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"But as Egon pointed out, China probably has as big or even a bigger credit bubble than the West ever had. Since the financial crisis hit in 2008, China has gone to money printing hand-over-fist, with increased debt growth, in order to keep their economy moving forward. China has a political imperative to do this because the public is not terribly happy with the situation.
But the leaders placate the public with economic growth and job opportunities. This is unsustainable, and it's incredibly important to realize this because without China's growth, if it were to recede at some point in the future, when you superimpose that over the mess in the West, we could be headed for a worldwide depression of epic proportions.
But I'm also focused on the gold market, which is the most counterintuitive market I've ever seen. Silver is the same way, but I want to talk about gold. All I see is currency debasement everywhere as the money supply around the world is going parabolic, which should be extremely bullish for gold.
At the same time, physical inventories are clearly falling. The amount of gold going into China is virtually taking up the entire world annual production. But the Chinese are not the only entities buying gold. This is why you know there is a great deal of Western gold flooding the market through various leasing mechanisms.
As a result you have this remarkably negative sentiment which has developed because the gold price has been crushed by the paper market. The thing that has me most concerned here is the leverage in the fractional reserve paper market. When you look at how many claims there are on each ounce of gold that exists in places like the LBMA and the Comex they are staggering. There are about 70 claims for each ounce of gold.
At some point this will become the real story. When the fundamentals finally assert themselves, and entities who think they have gold are disabused of that fact and realize all they really have is a paper replication of gold, I think it will all be settled for cash at the very time these entities won't want cash because it is being debased at an ever-greater clip.
So gold and silver are setting up for probably the greatest bull market in anything. But until it happens, everybody is negative and being influenced by the action in the paper gold market. I've never seen anything like this. It's not just the gold and silver markets that are being influenced, as Michael Pento brilliantly pointed out in his KWN interview, you have interest rates being driven down to a level that reflects neither the inflation or the credit risks. So it's unsustainable.
The only reason the economy and the financial system is remaining afloat is because of these ridiculously unsustainable low interest rates. So we're headed for a major crisis, it's just a question of when? The combination of derivatives, QE and algorithmic trading have allowed all of these markets to be manipulated and falsified for far longer than the rational mind would have expected. But it's solving nothing, and the end game just gets worse with each passing day."
Embry added: "People who have been big believers in gold and silver have been giving up recently. The only thing I can say in response to that is this is the best opportunity to buy this stuff in history. Don't give in because this is what the central planners want you to do. Central planners in the West want people to throw in the towel because they want your metal.
In the midst of all of this we have Western governments falsifying economic data by overstating the growth numbers. They are doing this in a desperate attempt to maintain confidence in the system. My greatest fear is that if I'm right and the Western financial system and global economy implodes, I think we will see the most frightening level of social unrest in history."
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Columbus Circle Holiday Market
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10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Shop for the holidays! Grab some hot chocolate and try an array of cuisine from Turkish to Mexican.
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Category: Kids, Winter Holidays
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1:00 p.m.
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2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
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GreenThumb Workshop: Wreath Making
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5:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Learn how to create your own natural holiday wreath for indoors or outdoors. Supplies will be provided along with natural pine cones and ribbons. Bring your favorite decorations to add…
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New York Rollin' Knicks Wheelchair Basketball Open Gym
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Wheelchair basketball is similar to regular basketball but is played in a wheelchair. Particpants must be physically disabled and able to play in a sports wheelchair.
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barely able to fit into the bathroom. toilet seat broken cant control room temperature. it was too hot.
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There is very little blockage of the street noise. While it is a very small street, the garbage is picked up at 4.00 a.m and the excellent nearby restaurant can have happy late customers.
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Small space, especially bathroom; being renovated; elevator out.
Perfect location to explore all sights.
Elevator under maintenance so constantly going up and down stairs making it uncomfortable when moving luggage.
the location is good
The bed is so dirty,I lived there for 2days.The first night when I was ready to get on bed,I saw hairs on my blanket.They don't even change the sheet.It is very dirty.
Overall a great hotel. Room was understated but clean and large for Europe. Location was excellent between Piazza Navona and the Pantheon. Hotel staff was helpful and pleasant.
Only two notes of caution: 1) the hotel is on a back street - two taxi drivers had difficulty finding the hotel 2) there is no elevator - they were in the process of installing one in mid-october
Perfect lacation!! Cooler for breakfast/ water. Good cleaning.
You could here people talk in the streets- bad noice reflection throw Windows. But it was à calm street most of the nights.
We were required to move to the zenardelli flats as the hotel Navona had repair issues.
The notice from the hotel about the repairs was not received due to trip connections.
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No lift; no refrigerator
Pleasant and helpful staff. Breakfast was good.
The elevator was under construction.
Central location , very easy to walk around Rome , see the sights without using transport. Quiet area but easy reach for restaurants.
The staff at the hotel was extremely accommodating. Rooms were impeccable. Nothing bad to say. We will be back!
We visited Rome for 4 nights in October 2014. The room was modern, clean, and had an en suite, which was also modern and clean. The hotel staff were very friendly and very helpful, including carrying bags up the stairs to the room, providing an adapter as we forgot to pack one, directing us so we could get a roma pass and helping to arrange a taxi back to the airport 45e. The location was excellent, less than a 5 minute walk from the pantheon, and pretty central for walking to the vatican city or to the collosseum. There are plenty of bars and restaurants locally if you do not want to venture far on an evening.
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Close to the Pantheon and Piazza Navona. Easy walk to everywhere. Clean and comfortable with friendly helpful staff.
Probably the best thing about Hotel Navona is its great location, within a block and a half of Piazza Navona, and easy walking distance to lots of other places of interest. Staff was very helpful in explaining how to get places and arranging taxi if you needed one to get someplace, or for transportation to the airport.
I would recommend skipping the breakfast, it was a convenient option, but nothing to write home about. They were in the process of switching Wi-Fi providers; so there were problems with that, but that happens.
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Wi-Fi poor but new system installed at end of stay which was good. Lift will be completed in 2 months
Location. Well-placed between Piazza Navona & the Pantheon.
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very close to Piazza Navona, very helpful staff, lovely room.
room and bath were excellent and location superb
elevator under construction. photos of reception & breakfast area not quite same. could have been better breakfast buffet
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Position was great, staff were friendly. A certain charm about the old building.
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In search of sandwiches, sicilian squares and suggestions
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- foodiefrog Nov 4, 2011 11:48 PM
Hi Manhattan - this is my first post ever to Chowhound!
I make it to your great city about once a year. My spouse, 3-year old and I are visiting from the sticks in California, and we'll be there in a couple weeks for 5 nights. We're staying near Prune in East Village. Given our food-deprived hometown, we make sure we indulge when we're on the road. This year, I intend to focus lunches on great places for sandwiches and Sicilian/square pizza. I'd love to hear your comments on what I'm thinking, as well on the dinner spots for which we have reservations. Dinner rice preference is moderate (roughly 50-60 per adult incl tax and tip; 2 smaller plates or 1 big plate, plus 1 glass wine or beer). Thanks!
Sandwiches (lots of options depending on where we are at lunchtime)
Eggplant Parm: narrowed it down to Parisi and Torrisi. Prefer hot versions vs warm or cold. Heard Torrisi eggplant might not be hot, so leaning toward Parisi.
Italian Combo: Faiccos
Meatball Parm/Sliders: Little Owl, Best Pizza (Brooklyn)
Burger: Little Owl, Shake Shack
Hot Dog: Grays Papaya, Crif Dogs, Shake Shack
Pastrami: Katz
French Fries: Pommes Frites
Falafel: Taim
Sicilian/square Pizza (Been to DiFaras (awesome) and Maffei and Joes (both ok)
Want to try: Artichoke, Best (Brooklyn), Adriennes, Bens?, any others?
Thin Pizza (Been to DiFaras, Joes, Bleecker St, Lombardis, Johns, Nicks-UES)
Want to try: Motorino, Rubirosa, Best
First night (Wed) right after long flight: Walk to Frankie 17. Crostini, cavatelli and ravioli!
Thu (~6PM): Open. Any suggestions? Was thinking Spanish or Indian
Fri: Have 6PM reservation at Rubirosa (for pizza and pasta). Any recs on pasta?
Sat: Have 6PM reservation at Balthazar (daughter loved running around in there last year). I love steak frites. Would consider Le Parisien or Cercle Rouge.
Sun (~6PM): Open. Would like to try Ciano but they're closed. Went to Lupa last year.
Can't wait! Thanks again!!
Some additional Sicilian options:
Piazza Seventeen On Cleveland off of Lafayatte
Eataly's foccacio like squares
Grandaisy's Pizza Bianca
Artichoke's square
For thin pizza:
Keste (it's not the thinnest, but since you included Motorino....)
For Falafel:
For Pastrami:
Miles End in Brooklyn
Other sandwiches:
Italian place at corner of Mulberry and Grand
Banh Mi Saigon, also on Grand near Mulberry (NY is a step behind with Vietnamese sandwiches, compared to other regions, but they're still a big craze, and I like the chicken version here.)
I would personally skip Shake Shack.
Another additional to suggest would be one of the Frankies restaurants for meatballs, and pasta.
If you're going to Brooklyn, you might want to pick Roberta's instead of Best Pizza. The location may be inconvenient, but Roberta's will be superior, and from some of the same owners.
Frankies 17 Spuntino
17 Clinton St, New York, NY 10002
Shake Shack
Madison Ave and E 23rd St, New York, NY 10010
Banh Mi Saigon
198 Grand St, New York, NY 10013
Grandaisy Bakery
73 Sullivan St, New York, NY 10012
Hoomoos Asli
100 Kenmare St, New York, NY 10012
Alleva Dairy
188 Grand St, New York, NY 10013
328 E 14th St, New York, NY 10003
Keste Pizza & Vino
271 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014
349 E 12th St, New York, NY 10003
200 5th Ave, New York, NY 10010
Piazza 17
17 Cleveland Pl, New York, NY 10012
re: sugartoof
Thanks sugartoof. The pizza photos on the Grandaisy website look delicious! We'll definitely try to get there.
The menu at Piazza Seventeen looks great, and so do the photos on Yelp.
Walked by Keste on the way to John's last year and know about the recent award of best in NY. Hope to try them someday too.
Never had Bahn Mi and the spouse gives it a thumbs up!
re: foodiefrog
BTW, Grandaisy serves roman style pizza, which is typically served room temperature, and more like a flatbread IMO. It's really tasty though the Bianca can sometimes be dry. I also like the potato/rosemary.
re: kathryn
It seems similar to some incredible focaccia we had from a bakery/deli in Vernazza, Itlay. Room temp is no problem as long as it has enough salt and oil, and tasty toppings sure don't hurt. I could see the Bianca being dry. The pomodoro, zucchini and funghi look nice.
re: foodiefrog
When dry, it can get a bit crunchy, and cracker like, as it's thinner than a focaccia. They don't chintz on olive oil or salt. I've also heated it up and enjoyed it.
re: sugartoof
I've had ones at parties where the host bought an entire pizza bianca, and there was no olive oil to be found. Perhaps they think you'll add your own when you get home?
Maialino has this same problem as well. The Sullivan St pizza bianca in the bread basket is usually olive-oil free.
2 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10010
Another solid sandwich option is DeFonte's (The location in gramercy will be decidedly more accessible, though it lacks the firefighter-and-construction-worker-filled charms of the original in Red Hook, Brooklyn). They are famous for the roast beef and fresh mozz, but i personally find the firehouse special, nicky's special, and particularly the pepper and egg heroes to be the best.
Defonte's Sandwich Shop
261 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10010
re: tex.s.toast
Second Defonte's! A coworker had the meatball sub yesterday and I was very jealous.
re: kathryn
Great call on Defontes, get the Firehouse. Then you can walk up about 18 blocks to 3rd and 38 and get he best Sicilian slice in the city (IMO) at Royal on 3rd. Light, fluffy, crispy, great sauce and cheese ratio.
Royal Pizza
592 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10016
Defonte's Sandwich Shop
261 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10010
re: princeofpork
- How's the eggplant parm at Defontes?
- Good to know the meatball sub from Defontes caught Kathryn's attention!
- And thanks princeofpork for the Royal rec for Sicilian. Will put that on the list!
re: foodiefrog
The fried eggplant itself is really good, and they make their own mozz, which is very mild (nothing terribly interesting, but nice texture, and fresh).
Defonte's Sandwich Shop
261 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10010
re: sugartoof
I like to go with the eggplant, mozz and roasted rep peppers for a nice "light" sandwich
re: princeofpork
Ok I'll put my 2 cents in: DeFonte's!!! The roast beef with eggplant, cheese and the works is a meal for 2. Enjoy!!
Defonte's Sandwich Shop
261 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10010
> Meatball Parm/Sliders: Little Owl, Best Pizza (Brooklyn)
There's also Locanda Verde's, which are pretty good.
> Burger: Little Owl, Shake Shack
I thought Little Owl's burger was good but not great.
See also Prune's lamb burger (lunch only), The Breslin's lamb burger, Minetta Tavern's Black Label burger (easiest to get at lunch/brunch, Wed-Sun), the one at the Dutch (lunch/brunch).
I love Shake Shack's but be aware that it is more like an upscale version of the In 'n' Out burger. Get the Shack burger, not the plain or cheeseburger for the one people rave about.
> Hot Dog: Grays Papaya, Crif Dogs, Shake Shack
Shake Shack's hot dog is Chicago style, I didn't think it was all that, and also my Chicago friends say it's "wrong" for Chicago style.
There's a newer place, Asia Dog, that you might find interesting with out there toppings (Japan style I suppose).
Lately I've been loving the 100% beef hot dog at Dickson's, served with kimchee.
> French Fries: Pommes Frites
I think the fries here are too stubby and never quite crisp enough.
Try DBGB, Balthazar, or the triple fried fries at the Breslin (my favorite).
> Falafel: Taim
They have a truck, too!
> Sicilian/square Pizza (Been to DiFaras (awesome) and Maffei and Joes (both ok)
> Want to try: Artichoke, Best (Brooklyn), Adriennes, Bens?, any others?
The Artichoke one is hit or miss sometimes dependent upon which location you go to and when you go.
> Thin Pizza (Been to DiFaras, Joes, Bleecker St, Lombardis, Johns, Nicks-UES)
> Want to try: Motorino, Rubirosa, Best
Motorino is excellent. All of these are different styles than the other ones you listed, just so you know. Motorino is more Naples style. Rubirosa is more crispy thin style. Best is unique.
For completeness, you may wish to try Patsy's of East Harlem (and only that Patsy's).
If you have time, Totonno's Coney Island.
> Thu (~6PM): Open. Any suggestions? Was thinking Spanish or Indian
The newly opened Tertulia in the Village is excellent but doesn't take reservations; Txikito in Chelsea is also very very good and they DO take reservations.
> Sun (~6PM): Open. Would like to try Ciano but they're closed. Went to Lupa last year.
Try Scarpetta or Maialino.
170 Thompson Street, New York, NY 10012
222 Waverly Place, New York, NY 10014
Shake Shack
Madison Ave and E 23rd St, New York, NY 10010
Minetta Tavern
113 MacDougal St, New York, NY 10012
Little Owl
90 Bedford Street, New York, NY 10014
80 Spring St, New York, NY 10012
Pommes Frites
123 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10003
54 E 1st St, New York, NY 10003
Crif Dogs
113 St Marks Pl, New York, NY 10009
Gray's Papaya
402 6th Ave, New York, NY 10014
328 E 14th St, New York, NY 10003
355 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10014
Patsy's Pizzeria
2287 1st Ave, New York, NY 10035
240 9th Ave, New York, NY 10001
45 E 22nd St, New York, NY 10010
Locanda Verde
377 Greenwich St, New York, NY 10013
299 Bowery, New York, NY 10003
The Breslin
20 W 29th St, New York, NY 10001
2 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10010
349 E 12th St, New York, NY 10003
Dickson's Farmstand Meats
75 9th Ave, New York, NY 10011
The Dutch
131 Sullivan St, New York, NY 10012
235 Mulberry St, New York, NY 10012
Taim Mobile
, New York, NY 10001
66 Kenmare St, New York, NY 10012
359 6th Ave, New York, NY 10011
re: kathryn
Grand Daisy and Sullivan Street Bakery's Roman style square pizza is my favorite. Espeically the potato pizza and the Bianca with tiny grape tomatoes in it. Lombardi used to be my favorite thin pizza but that was the Lombardi of yesteryear, the pizza was soggy, not crisp the last 2 times I went there. Cinque in Tribeca has excellent Square Sicilian style pizza. Rubirosa pizza i wasn't crazy about, i don't praticlarly like "cracker" style pizza, that's how crispy it is. Co. or Company has great pizza, not sure what style it is. San Mateo on 90th and 2nd has very good pizza and great sandwiches ( panuzzi). For just plain "old style" Sicilian square Ben's is consistantly good.
Sullivan Street Bakery
533 W 47th St, New York, NY 10036
Grandaisy Bakery
176 W 72nd St, New York, NY 10023
Famous Ben's Pizza
177 Spring St, New York, NY 10012
Trattoria Cinque
363 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10013
San Matteo
1739 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10128
235 Mulberry St, New York, NY 10012
re: foodwhisperer
Rubirosa has a Sicilian square?
The lunch slices from the regular pies are thin with some crunch, but they're not too crackerish in the sense of an Eddie's or Vezzo pizza. I too wasn't crazy about it, though probably for different reasons.
235 Mulberry St, New York, NY 10012
As of this coming week, Torrisi will no longer be serving sandwiches at lunch. For those, you will have to go their new spot, Parm.
Sandwich: Hot knoblewurst on rye at Second Ave Deli
2nd Ave Deli Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/11863391...
Thin Crust Pizza: Vezzo
Vezzo Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/11863391...
Burger: Blue Smoke
Blue Smoke photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/11863391...
re: RGR
Excellent point re: Torrisi. Here's the NYT on the change:
Parm, 248 Mulberry Street (Prince Street), (212) 993-7189. A la carte items are $5 to $25. Open for lunch and dinner.
Torrisi Italian Specialties, 250 Mulberry Street, will close from Nov. 6 through 11, and reopen with a four-course $60 prix fixe at lunch and dinner, and a 15- to 20-course tasting menu for $125 for dinner.
Torrisi Italian Specialties
250 Mulberry St, New York, NY 10012
248 Mulberry St, New York, NY 10012
re: kathryn
Thanks for the update on Torrisi. I presume it will be packed for several weeks after opening?
We'll walk by. If packed, we'll hit Parisi for eggplant parm. Anyone had it?
Blue Smoke looks like a good burger option - thanks RGR. And happy recent birthday!
Blue Smoke
116 East 27th Street, New York, NY 10016
re: foodiefrog
Thanks for the birthday wishes, foodiefrog! And welcome to CH! :)
FYI: The meat in the burger at Blue Smoke is the same as Shake Shack's. No surprise since Danny Meyer owns both. The only difference is that Blue Smoke's burger is much thicker. I'm also a big fan of the Shake Shack burger.
Shake Shack photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/11863391...
We've never been to Torrisi.
I love eggplant parm. Two places that make a really good one (not a sandwich); Via Emilia, on 21st, b/t PArk Av. S. & B'way, and Campanile, on 29th, b/t PAS & Madison,
I hope you and your family have a wonderful visit to NYC.
Few notes:
1. As others have said I wouldn't go to Little owl for the burger, but yes for the slider. Coming from Cali, I wouldn't recommend Shake Shack either. It's great, but also our closest thing to In and Out. Instead go to Corner Bistro. Or head to Lugers for the best burger I've ever had.
2. Motorino is awesome.
3. since you like eggplant parm, and plan to go to Frankies Spuntino, I suggest trying theirs. It is not a sandwich, but I loved it and am not typically and eggplant lover.
Corner Bistro
331 W 4th St, New York, NY 10014
Frankies 17 Spuntino
17 Clinton St, New York, NY 10002
349 E 12th St, New York, NY 10003
re: uncledunkel
I'm from CA and while you can't beat In 'n' Out for the price, the meat quality at Shake Shack is better.
OK! Our itinerary is filling in but still have a few questions:
Wed night: Frankies 17
Thu lunch: Somewhere downtown - need rec see below
Fri lunch: Possibly somewhere near Guggenheim / MOMA / Met / AMNH - need rec see below
Fri night: Rubirosa
Sat lunch: Possibly near Central Park - see below
Sat night: Balthazar
Sun lunch: One of many places already recommended depending on where we end up.
Sun night: Farm to table / local / sustainable / in season restaurant - need rec see below
Thu lunch: We have reservations for 9/11 Memorial in morning and want to do a tour of Federal Hall in the afternoon, so we need to do lunch down there. Been wanting to try Adriennes. Can you recommend or please suggest other good options nearby?
Sat lunch: The spouse is going to participate in an organized run in Central Park in the morning, so would like a lunch rec nearby. Any good burgers, sandwiches or squares up there? If not, how about Greek? Been wanting to try Kefi.
Sun dinner: Want to support/try a good locally sourced, in season, farm to table kind of place that is not too expensive. Found Green Market and ABC Kitchen. Mas Farmhouse looks great but pretty expensive. Any recs?
Thanks everyone!
505 Columbus Avenue, New York, NY 10024
ABC Kitchen
35 E 18th St, New York, NY 10003
235 Mulberry St, New York, NY 10012
re: foodiefrog
Forgot to say that Thu night is Txikito - thanks Kathryn!
240 9th Ave, New York, NY 10001
re: foodiefrog
Add Blue Hill to your list of farm to table options. Diner or Roberta's in Brooklyn offer farm to table that's more casual. Brooklyn has more options actually. Back in Manhattan, and casual, Back Forty and Jimmy's offer comfort food using sustainable ingredients, but with most dishes the source of ingredients is incidental rather than showcased. New Amsterdam Market's schedule might be worth a look. It's an outdoor market dedicated to the whole slow food, farm to table thing, and there are food vendors.
Blue Hill
75 Washington Place, New York, NY 10011
Back Forty
190 Avenue B, New York, NY 10009
Jimmy's No. 43
43 E 7th St, New York, NY 10003
New Amsterdam Market
South St Peck Slip, New York, NY 10038
re: foodiefrog
Near MoMA, you could do Bill's Burger or burger join in the Parker Meriden. It's not exactly a neighborhood rich in great pizza, burger, etc options. Check out midtownlunch.com for more choices. We usually just do halal cart chicken and rice from the cart on the northeast corner of 53rd and 6th during the day.
There's an UWS and UES Shake Shack, too. The UES Shake Shack is a little far from museums though. Sometimes we do walk it to there or Luke's Lobster. Check out Danny Meyer's Untitled in the Whitney, too. The UWS Shake Shack is very close to AMNH and Central Park,
For your farm to table restaurant, what's your budget? For cheaper than Blue Hill and Craft, I do like ABC a lot but it books up fast. About 4 weeks in advance. Hearth is good too. Maybe Northern Spy or Westville? I find this type of cuisine to be on the pricier side anyway.
Burger Joint
118 W 57th St, New York, NY 10019
Blue Hill
75 Washington Place, New York, NY 10011
210 W 10th St, New York, NY 10014
Halal Chicken and Gyro
106 W 53rd St, New York, NY 10019
Shake Shack
366 Columbus Ave, New York, NY 10024
Luke's Lobster
242 E 81st St, New York, NY 10028
Shake Shack
154 East 86th Street, New York, NY 10028
Bill's Bar & Burger
45 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY 10020
945 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10021
re: foodiefrog
One of my favorite sandwiches at the moment is the bahn mi at Épicerie Boulud. It's wonderfully spicy and flavorful and while a bit pricey at $10 I think it's worth it. It's right near Lincoln Center and Central Park so it could work for one of your lunches.
Epicerie Boulud
1900 Broadway, New York, NY 10023
The best Sicilian slice is at Ozone Pizzeria at 96-15 Liberty Avenue in Ozone Park, Queens. They are well known in the Ozone Park area but not as much outside that area. The place has been there since 1964 and the Sicilian is awesome. Much like Spumoni Gardens with cheese on the bottom and the suace on top this place is better than Spumoni Gardens. The original owner was Paolo and Joe. Paolo passed away a few years ago and his son Vito is the owner now. Same great Sicilian pizza.
Someone mentioned the Italian spot at the corner of Grand and Mulberry...might you mean DiPalo? In any case, they make my favorite eggplant parm in the city. They don't always have it, and you'd need a spot to heat it up, but it's something special!
My favorite Sicilian slice is Little Luzzo's (Upper East Side)/Luzzo's (East Village)...the potato with gorgonzola is a standout.
211 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003
Little Luzzo's
119 E 96th St, New York, NY 10029


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Experts say two of the surest ways to succeed are to look outside your own organization for ideas, and provide live demonstrations of how employees' innovation positively affects the mission.
"If you manage parks, you probably want to talk to Disney," Laura Auletta, who is executive director for procurement policy and oversight in the Department of Homeland Security's , Office of the Chief Procurement Officer, said during a panel discussion July 29 at the National Contract Management Association's World Congress in Washington.
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Top agency managers can now see data on job satisfaction within their agencies provided by the Office of Management and Budget. For the first time, said Lesley Field, deputy administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, OMB is distributing granular benchmarking data on procurement employees. The data, she said, will give acquisition managers a better understanding of job satisfaction levels that might help inform how to foster more innovation.
In the end, Auletta and Field agreed, effective and innovative IT acquisition boils down to individual motivation among the people buying the gear or services. Tying those acquisitions to the agency's mission or, better yet, individual jobs that power that mission, can be a powerful motivator.
Auletta said DHS interns visit Coast Guard Cutters on temporary duty, or are sent to temporary overseas posts to see how their acquisitions serve the agency. Field said when she began in federal procurement as a Department of Transportation intern, managers showed her the agency's technical center, its accident investigation operations and provided other hands-on experiences to reinforce the importance of her job. "It resonated," she said.
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Innovation is about knowing your mission, having federal laws in place to support it (or maybe not inhibit it) and money. Mission, laws, money. People will ALWAYS innovate. One doesn't need to preach that to people. They need the guidance, tools and money to carry out innovation. Many agencies, like NASA are lacking in mission and have no money, so innovation has been squelched to the point of almost not being perceptible. I haven't seen this low level of innovation at NASA in 37 years. I'm sure NASA's problems are not unique regardless of what surveys show (they always ask off-target questions and glean worker happiness from them - strange). People at NASA are unhappy because they can't innovate, other than innovating how to do less with less. You have to risk money to make money. The govt needs to throw some money at agencies, modify laws and provide clear guidance and stand back and watch them innovate like there's no tomorrow!! Where did all the money go? $1.2T to wars, but where the vast majority of the money go??
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