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If we had to pick a favorite Fox Restaurant Concept, it might very well be Zinburger that takes the prize. The five-restaurant chain hits the nail on the head with reliably friendly service and a menu of modern burger creations always made with certified Angus Beef -- or better. So that's why we'r ... More >>
Even the drive up to J&G Steakhouse, located at the Phoenician Resort in Scottsdale, feels luxurious. A winding road leads you up and up until you reach the driveway of the resort, perched at the base of Camelback Mountain, when you can leave your car and enter one of the Valley's more beautiful and ... More >>
I've been eating it my whole life. I know the truth. Filipino food isn't sexy. There's little glamor in a reddish-brown stew of bitter vegetables in garlicky shrimp paste sauce or a whole fried fish that stares at you unblinkingly as you separate bits of meat from its skeleton. This food doesn't ma ... More >>
Soup making is an under appreciated art. A good broth on its own can be deeply complex and flavorful, building a solid base for all of the ingredients that go into it. Handmade noodles, fresh, seasonal vegetables, and a fair amount of regional spices can be seen in soups across the world, though sou ... More >>
Today, we put bacon in everything. Seriously, everything. We're talking about bacon mayonnaise, bacon vodka, and yes, even bacon lube. But a decade ago, that wasn't the case. So in 2004, when chef Tracy Dempsey decided to put some pork belly in a dessert, the reception wasn't what you'd expect give ... More >>
Chandler-ites looking for a breakfast and lunch destination can add a new restaurant and juice bar to their list of options. GRAZ Kitchen Fresh, located at 1005 S. Arizona Avenue in the San Tan Gateway Center, opened earlier this month and is serving a menu of salads, sandwiches, and juices. Break ... More >>
Phoenix Food Day Friday, October 24 Tomorrow you can head to Ceasar Chavez Plaza in downtown Phoenix to help celebrate healthy, sustainable and affordable food at Phoenix Food Day. The free event will bring 50 exhibitors representing restaurants and local food groups to offer attendees with food s ... More >>
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The Spot: 20 Highland Tavern 4701 N. 20th St. Phoenix http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/service/20-highland-tavern The Hours: Happy hour is from 4 to 6 p.m. daily. See also:FEZ in Phoenix: Happy Hour Report Card
Earlier this summer, Tempe said goodbye to long-standing Mexican restaurant Mucho Gusto to make room for a new concept from well-known local chef Kelly Fletcher. After closing down for a month of renovations, the restaurant re-opened as The Revival, a neighborhood spot with an eclectic menu of inter ... More >>
If the crowds at Mejico Cocina Mejicana are any indication, there's room for another Mexican restaurant in Phoenix. And if the well-prepared, northern Mexican-inspired fare there is a guarantee, this cool, contemporary restaurant, opened in February in the old Linda's space, ought to be around ... More >>
Tom Harvey Executive Chef Cuff 5819 W Glendale Drive, Glendale www.cuffdowntown.com It might surprise you to hear that Tom Harvey, a former executive chef at Eddie V's in Scottsdale, chose to leave his comfortable, cushy corporate gig to help open an independent restaurant in downtown Glendale. ... More >>
Though most Americans have some familiarity with the story of The Harvey Girls, we tend to be much less knowledgeable about the man and company for whom the legendary waitresses were named. Investigative journalist and author Stephen Fried spent years researching the visionary businessman Fred Har ... More >>
Miracle Mile Deli Tuesday, October 21 This Tuesday the Phoenix institution, Miracle Mile Deli, will launch its new breakfast menu. The restaurant's breakfast service will feature made-to-order dishes such as Challah French Toast, Latkes Benedict, Cinnamon Roll Pancakes, and Pastrami Hash. Other cla ... More >>
Last month Phoenix New Times celebrated the cream of the crop with our 36th annual Best of Phoenix edition. Here are our top picks for healthy/specialty restaurants in metro Phoenix. Best Vegetables: FnB They don't call her "the veggie whisperer" for nothing. Chef Charleen Badman really does have ... More >>
When a new spot opens in town, we can't wait to check it out -- and let you know our initial impressions, share a few photos, and dish about some menu items. First Taste, as the name implies, is not a full-blown review, but instead a peek inside restaurants that have just opened, sampling a few item ... More >>
This weekend dozens of local restaurants will be heading to Salt River Fields in Scottsdale for the annual Arizona Taco Festival. The two-day event is a blow-out festival of all things taco and tequila and will feature live music, multiple bars, and a hot chile pepper eating contest. There will be ... More >>
If you're a fan of dark dining rooms, good- looking people, and Korean barbecue short ribs, then you might want to know about ROK Social House, a new-ish restaurant and bar in Old Town Scottsdale. The dining and drinking spot comes courtesy of Andrew Nam, as in the man behind such similarly themed ... More >>
Last month Phoenix New Times celebrated the cream of the crop with our 36th annual Best of Phoenix edition. Here are our top picks for ethnic restaurants in metro Phoenix. Best Japanese Restaurant: ShinBay On the exterior, chef Shinji Kurita's James Beard Award-nominated restaurant looks like just ... More >>
Anyone waxing melancholy about the loss of Ruth's Chris Steakhouse either hadn't eaten there during the sad year before that venerable steakhouse was shuttered, or who has yet to dine at The Gladly, which moved into Ruth's longtime location late last summer. Even if the owners of Scottsdale's award- ... More >>
strong> The Spot: The District at the Downtown Sheraton 320 N. 3rd St. Phoenix 602-817-5400 http://www.districtrestaurant.com The Hours: Happy hour is from 3 to 7 p.m. daily in the bar and lounge. See also: Rokerij: Happy Hour Report Card
Gabriele Bertaccini Owner, Executive chef il Tocco Food www.iltoccofood.com Gabriele Bertaccini looks more like an Italian clothing model than a hardworking, über successful chef. But if you get him talking about cooking, dining, and Italian cuisine, it becomes immediately clear that he's much ... More >>
When a new spot opens in town, we can't wait to check it out -- and let you know our initial impressions, share a few photos, and dish about some menu items. First Taste, as the name implies, is not a full-blown review, but instead a peek inside restaurants that have just opened, sampling a few item ... More >>
Next month the James Beard Foundation's Celebrity Chef Tour will make an appearance at Binkley's Restaurant in Cave Creek. The annual tour is designed to bring "the experience of dining at New York City's historic James Beard House to cities around the country." Host chef Kevin Binkley will welcome ... More >>
Chef Chrysa Robertson isn't too thrilled about the many "testosterone tete-a tetes" going on around town -- and by that she means the recent proliferation of dining events featuring lineups of local male chefs. Over the summer there was a "Steak Out," "Veg Out," "Pig Out" and a handful of other coll ... More >>
There are a few changes coming to Miracle Mile Deli, the iconic restaurant currently located at the Camelback Colonnade. The first is that the restaurant will be launching a new breakfast menu later this month. The second is that the restaurant will be moving to a new home in spring of 2015. "It's ... More >>
On the first Sunday of every month, Cal Lundmark and Blaise Faber invite friends and acquaintances into their home, transforming the Encanto-area duplex into Desert Spoon. Don't get any funny ideas, though: the events, which include a spirit tasting, class, three-course dinner, and a cocktail party ... More >>
If you're enthusiastic about heritage produce or Southern food/foodways or watch Mind of a Chef, then chances are you already know Sean Brock. The James Beard Award winning chef is a poster boy for using local, heirloom ingredients and does so daily at this restaurants Husk (Charleston, S.C. and Nas ... More >>
I was determined, while dining at Gertrude's, not to be distracted by the chatter of tourists seated at tables on either side of mine at this Desert Botanical Garden hotspot. Fortunately, the food on Gertrude's recently redesigned menu was mostly so dreary, it was impossible to think of much else. ... More >>
Since 2008 America's Taco Shop has been a local favorite for carne asada and other Mexican specialties but the number of local outlets has recently decreased by one. The second location of America's Taco Shop, found at 4447 North Seventh Avenue, closed last month. The original location at 2041 No ... More >>
A trip to Crepe Bar, chef Jeff Kraus' home turf, will likely yield inventive small plates for your table, so it was hard not to leap at the chance to see his creative mind unleashed in Crudo for the one night, no-holds-barred culinary adventure known as the Blank Space dinner. In fact, we weren't th ... More >>
Chef James Porter doesn't want to say Petite Maison is closing, per se. But the truth is he and his wife Wendy have sold their five-year-old restaurant to new owners who will not be keeping the Petite Maison name or concept. "We are re-appropriating the space," Porter says of the change. "It's exc ... More >>
Last month we released Best of Phoenix 2014, recognizing some of the best restaurants and bars in the Valley. Many of the most memorable things I ate and drank in September come from places included in the Food & Drink section of the issue though some dishes are from new spots around town. I hope y ... More >>
Stephen Eldridge Executive Chef Pink Pony 3831 North Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale www.pinkponyscottsdale.com /www.facebook.com/pinkponyscottsdale You can't talk about dining in Old Town Scottsdale without mentioning the Pink Pony. After all, the steak house has been a part of the restaurant scene ... More >>
TEXAZ Grill Now through Sunday, October 19 In true Texas fashion, TEXAZ Grill is going big to celebrate the annual State Fair of Texas. That means that now through October 19 you can head to the Phoenix restaurant for dishes such as Fletcher's Original State Fair Corny Dog ($6) and a Frito Pie ($5) ... More >>
Event season is in full swing as evidenced by the hundreds of people who came out to support the Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Phoenix by stuffing themselves with food and drink at Dish It Out on Sunday. Sure, it's a little ironic to raise money to fight child hunger in such gluttonous fashion, but ... More >>
Going on a first date can be stressful. You want everything to be perfect, but what is? There's a whole list of things you'll have to worry about and prepare, so we figured we'd help you out with finding a spot to eat. Last month we named House Brasserie the Best Place to Take a First Date in our 20 ... More >>
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Torrential rain and a four-block blackout made it difficult for the organizers of last weekend's Roosevelt Row Chile Pepper Festival to put on a flawless event this year, but the less-than ideal weather didn't stop a sizable crowd from coming out. On the downside, flooding and power outages did keep ... More >>
If you've been to California's wine-making regions then chances are you've heard the name Opus One. Chances are much slimmer, however, that you've actually been inside the landmark, white limestone winery. After all a tasting will set you back $45 for just the current vintage and if you actually wan ... More >>
In July we told you that longstanding Scottsdale breakfast spot Orange Table would be closing its doors for a complete overhaul, that it would reopen as a new restaurant with a new owner. Though the new management promised to keep much of the menu and staff the same, we knew it'd be the end of a bru ... More >>
New Times' annual Best of Phoenix A'Fare is just around the corner and there's still time to get your ticket to the party. On Saturday, October 4 we'll be celebrating the best that our city has to offer with food, drinks, and live entertainment. In keeping with this year's theme, Tales of the City ... More >>
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New Orleans is known for its hurricanes -- yes, the scary rain ones, but also the cocktail. Pat O'Briens is the usual place to grab one, but when it's about 1,500 miles away, it's best to find a spot close by that makes them well. A typical hurricane is a mixture of rums, passion fruit juice, ice ... More >>
Phew! We think we can declare the dreaded summer slump officially over. That's because, with a very busy Arizona Restaurant Week wrapping up and only two spots on our closing list, it looks like most of our favorites have made it through the dead zone and into fall. While it's a damn shame that we d ... More >>
When I was invited to judge the "Scottsdale Spice" awards, I thought maybe folks misunderstood the type of things I write about. Turns out it was really about culinary heat. On September 27, Valley chefs ignored the latest big storm to they could compete at the inaugural event presented by the Sco ... More >>
The Spot: FEZ 3815 N. Central Ave. Phoenix www.fezoncentral.com The Hours: Happy hour is from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. everyday. Bonus! There's also reverse happy hour from 10 p.m. to close. See also: Cien Agaves in Scottsdale: Happy Hour Report Card
Later this week the fourth and largest location of Postino Wine Cafe will open its doors to the public. Dubbed Postino Annex, the new restaurant and wine bar is located inside the historic Art Annex building at 615 S. College Avenue, just steps from the heart of the Arizona State University campus. ... More >>
As of this week there's a new dining option for those looking for New American food in the historic downtown Glendale neighborhood. Cuff, a new restaurant from chef Tom Harvey, has opened to the public and is currently serving lunch from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday.


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Rising 23 stories over the city center and business district of Calgary in Alberta, Canada is the cosmopolitan Sandman Hotel Calgary City Centre. Shopping at the Eaton Center is 3 blocks away and the Calgary Telus Convention Centre is 8 blocks from the property. A Calgary Transit Light Rail stop is located outside the front door. Garage parking (surcharge) available.
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Pastel-colored skylights enhance the lobby's sleek décor, which boasts geometric dark wood paneling, black leather armchairs and tiled floors with terrazzo-style inlays. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, Moxie's Bar and Grill features a casual setting and menu items including fusion cuisine. A children's menu boasts the Erupting Volcano dessert and Beetle Juice drink. The M Bar showcases West Coast cuisine and an array of libations. Computer rentals are available, as is a business center with complimentary wired/wireless high-speed Internet access. A fitness room provides cardiovascular equipment. Additional amenities include a billiards table, indoor pool and ski storage.
The 301 guestrooms contain dark wood furnishings, upholstered seating and credenza/entertainment centers. Each room includes flat-screen televisions with premium channels and pay movies. The private bathroom has a shower/tub combination. There is also complimentary high-speed Internet access, a coffee/tea maker, a clock radio, and air conditioning. Refrigerators are available upon request. Pets are accepted for a fee. Guestrooms are all non-smoking.
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Each year, the International Diabetes Federation sponsors World Diabetes Day (WDD) on November 14th — an event that engages millions of people worldwide in diabetes advocacy and awareness.
The WDD international logo is a blue circle, which exacts a global unity in response to the growing incidence of the disease worldwide. The blue border of the circle reflects the color of the sky and the flag of the United Nations. Together, our combined strength is the key element which makes this campaign so special.
The 7th Annual World Diabetes Day "Blue Circle" Photo Contest encourages individuals, families, friends, and coworkers to be involved in producing a unique blue circle creation to raise awareness for this disease. You can wear it, paint it, film it, pose next to it, involve friends and classmates! Most importantly, have fun!
This is one of the most well received activities we host, and we want you to be a part of it this year! Grab your camera phone! Entry is free, and the contest runs from now through November 14.
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I was told recently by a new teacher that I reminded her of Mrs. Frizzle, because we're both "magically fantastic" and "make learning an adventure for the students". At first, I wasn't sure that it was a compliment, but the more I've thought about it, I can see some similarities.We both have long, frizzy, red hair, kept pulled back. I often dress for the current theme, although I don't have quite the same sense of style as Mrs. Frizzle. There is usually adventure afoot in my classroom. The more I've thought about it, the more I like the fact that remind folks of Mrs. Frizzle. She is magically fantastic!
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Ohhh I think it is a huge compliment. Ms. Frizzle is my idol and my goal is to make learning as much fun as she does. Definitely wish I knew where she buys all her cool clothes.ReplyDelete
What a compliment! Ms. Frizzle does what ever it takes to get her kids to learn!ReplyDelete
I am so glad I found you... you have lots of fabulous ideas on here! I look forward to learning more about what you do to make learning great!
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Thanks, Life is A Lark! I am now completely flattered, it just took a little bit to get used to. :)ReplyDelete
Jennifer, I have recently discovered your blog, too, and and I'm really enjoying reading some of your old posts! :)
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Love's Country Stores
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I worked at Love's Country Stores full-time (less than an year)
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Training is a joke. If you do the computer based training from home with your managers approval you will not be paid for it even though you are hourly. Some managers falsify numbers and when you bring it to the district managers attention they ignore it. If you contact upper management on the weekend because your manager wont answer calls get ready to get your butt chewed. I was only in the c-sites. They were run terrible I feel for those in the truck stops. The equipment is outdated and the cash control is a joke. Everyone is allowed in everyones tills and safes. What a joke of a company.
Surprise your managers when showing up at there sites instead of calling ahead. Actually check there control counts yourself. I know that means picking up a calculator. Actually run your district instead of trying to hide everything from Mike Herman and Kevin Asbery.
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Love's pays pretty well compared to other companies in the OKC area. It's a privately held company which is both a good AND bad thing. There seems to be less corporate red tape, but if you are new, be wary of trying to get things done quickly to perform well at your job. Others take it as a threat and will collaborate behind your back to get you fired.Cons
Love's could have been a decent company to work for, but if you are "the new guy (or gal)," don't expect to be able to get your job done. First impressions indicate that everyone is hard at work and things move fast. Unfortunately, there are certain groups of employees that like to waste time which can hold up the SDLC process. There is no reason it should take a week to have the server team make a new Active Directory group.Advice to ManagementAdvice
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Subcortical electrostimulation to identify network subserving motor control
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DOI: 10.1002/hbm.22122
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Human Brain Mapping
Volume 34, Issue 11, pages 3023–3030, November 2013
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Schucht, P., Moritz-Gasser, S., Herbet, G., Raabe, A. and Duffau, H. (2013), Subcortical electrostimulation to identify network subserving motor control. Hum. Brain Mapp., 34: 3023–3030. doi: 10.1002/hbm.22122
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- Article first published online: 19 JUN 2012
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- subcortical electrostimulation
Objectives: Recent anatomical–functional studies have transformed our understanding of cerebral motor control away from a hierarchical structure and toward parallel and interconnected specialized circuits. Subcortical electrical stimulation during awake surgery provides a unique opportunity to identify white matter tracts involved in motor control. For the first time, this study reports the findings on motor modulatory responses evoked by subcortical stimulation and investigates the cortico-subcortical connectivity of cerebral motor control. Experimental design: Twenty-one selected patients were operated while awake for frontal, insular, and parietal diffuse low-grade gliomas. Subcortical electrostimulation mapping was used to search for interference with voluntary movements. The corresponding stimulation sites were localized on brain schemas using the anterior and posterior commissures method. Principal observations: Subcortical negative motor responses were evoked in 20/21 patients, whereas acceleration of voluntary movements and positive motor responses were observed in three and five patients, respectively. The majority of the stimulation sites were detected rostral of the corticospinal tract near the vertical anterior-commissural line, and additional sites were seen in the frontal and parietal white matter. Conclusions: The diverse interferences with motor function resulting in inhibition and acceleration imply a modulatory influence of the detected fiber network. The subcortical stimulation sites were distributed veil-like, anterior to the primary motor fibers, suggesting descending pathways originating from premotor areas known for negative motor response characteristics. Further stimulation sites in the parietal white matter as well as in the anterior arm of the internal capsule indicate a large-scale fronto-parietal motor control network. Hum Brain Mapp 34:3023–3030, 2013. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.


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What would you say is the best Indian restaurant in NYC?
It depends on what you're looking for. Junoon and Tulsi get plenty of love for their versions of Indian fine dining. The chef at Tulsi has the distinction of cooking at the city's first Michelin-starred Indian restaurant and he continues to turn out quality cuisine. At a more moderate price, there is good food to be had at Moti Mahal and Chote Nawab. Dhaba also gets a lot of accolades, though as much as I enjoy the restaurant, I think the volume of praise is more representative of how many people have had their first taste of good Indian there due to the affordable prices and favorable media coverage rather than the actual cooking.
It doesn't get much love on this board but personally I think that Tamarind Tribeca is one of the best ones.
Probably not the most authentic, but the quality and the ingredients are top notch.
I'd called it a refined dining experience with indian flavors more than a travel to india, but it's the one I keep going back to.
re: alepenazzi
One of my very good friends is indian, with out of town friends his go to is tamarind, and when on his own its punjab deli or out to the kebob place dive in jackson heights.
Had some very tasty home-style dishes (sort of the complete opposite of Tamarind/Junoon) at bombay duck in the village. we actually split our meal between there and masala times two doors down, both of which put out great renditions of no-frills home/street type foods.
sadly it's not a cuisine which Manhattan does well, imo...i hated Junoon and disliked most others...i had a fine meal at Indus Valley on the far UWS years ago, but can't vouch for it now...
re: Dave Feldman
ah, too bad...it was one of the only decent Indian meals i've ever had in a Manhattan restaurant...
i guess i should just stick to cooking my own :)
re: Simon
Simon, if you don't mind my asking, where have you encountered good or even exceptional Indian meals? I agree that Manhattan does not excel at South Asian cuisines, but there are a few restaurants here that my young Desi clique frequents and though the pooris may not be exactly like Amma's or the spicing is subdued, we've always been able to enjoy dishes here and there.
The only people I've ever met who can't find a single thing to like in New York have all been white people, all of whom say I have to go to London for "real" Indian cuisine which has always struck me as an ironic standard to pose since though I have fair skin and an Arabic first name, my last name is a dead giveaway for my origins outside Mumbai.
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hey JungMann, i guess i was spoiled both on an ages-ago trip to Delhi and the Kashmir, and more recently when i lived in Bangkok where there are a lot very good Indian restaurants that cater to Indian businessmen...but really, i think i was mostly spoiled by meals in friends' homes...
When i lived in London i thought most of "real" Indian places i tried in Zone 1 and in Brick Lane where pretty bad, with the exception of Durbur in Notting Hill, which i love...
Happy to try some of your NY favorites :)
re: Simon
Ha, good answer. There's nothing more "real" than home cooking. I'm not terribly well-versed in Kashmiri cuisine, though I do make a couple Kashimiri dishes from time to time. I'd be interested in finding a really good rogan josh here but most of my Indian dining out lately has focused on South India with friends from Tamil Nadu.
re: JungMann
What is your fav place for South Indian?
re: Simon
Take my recommendations with a grain of salt since I don't have much to compare my experiences to. I had never had South Indian until a friend introduced me to meen kuzhambu at the Setai in Miami just a few years ago. I haven't found good non-veg here, but I very much like the utthapam at Tiffin Wallah and the dosai at Saravanaas Bhavan even if the service at the latter borders on rude.
re: JungMann
"The only people I've ever met who can't find a single thing to like in New York have all been white people"
That said, the city if full of Indian (and the regional equivalents) dives serving subpar food, so it's pretty much trivial if they're serving a largely Indian (and related) clientele.
I don't know what's happening in Queens, but from what I can tell, you have to go to Jersey to find certain tastes, and spice profiles that even the cabbie buffets used to offer.
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thanks...scallops, chopped young kale, garam masala, shallots, garlic, chili oil, carrots, and a tiny bit of sheep's milk yogurt (everything but the chili oil from Un Sq Greenmarket)
re: Simon
Simon and JungMann,
Have you been to Newark Ave. in Jersey City? It's a nice few blocks of Indian restaurant shops, including a Patel Brothers and a few smaller grocery and produce stores. I'm very partial to Sri Ganesh's Dosa House for Southern Indian staples, such as dosa, utthapams, and iddlis (entrees and curries are an afterthought, although check for specials). I haven't found fresher or tastier carby dishes in the Tri-State area (the seasoning is beautiful). I'm also partial to Sri Ganesh's tomato chutney, which I am happy to eat with a spoon. One weak spot is their rasam, which isn't up to the quality of the rest of their staples. I love the atmosphere, which resembles my conception of what a Greyhound station would be like in Kerala.
re: Dave Feldman
never been...sounds fun though...i guess a field trip is in order :)
re: Dave Feldman
Any trip I take to the Garden State is immediately taken over by Filipino food which is woeful in Manhattan so I wasn't even aware of the South Indian scene in Jersey City. If someone organizes a chow down, I'm sure there'd be plenty of hounds interested.
re: JungMann
I'm going to be on the road quite a bit in the next six weeks, but maybe I'll try to organize a Chow Down early next year? It's worth walking around the neighborhood -- there are some fascinating stores as well as restaurants. A weekend day would probably be best, although it is much more crowded on weekends. It's easily accessible by PATH train or bus -- count on about an hour from Manhattan, and less by car.
re: Dave Feldman
Id be interested in getting in on this.
re: comiendosiempre
+1 for Chola - not enough respect on these boards
It blows my mind that Tamarind is still even coming up in this kind of discussion. It's still coasting on a reputation that was never deserved to begin with.
I haven't tried many Indian restaurants in New York but tried Nirvana on Lexington and had a very good meal there.
re: helenhelen
how is kokum?
re: helenhelen
If you're up for the trek - i think ive heard good things about this place - havent been (though i know the area is very indian)
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Martian Watches Debuts Voice Command Watches
Martian Watches, a California-based developer of unique personal wireless communication products, introduced their full line of voice-command Martian Bluetooth watches. Users can make and receive calls, listen and respond to text messages and access information from their wrist.
See the Martian Watches for the first time at Pepcom's Digital Experience! on Monday, Jan. 7 at the MGM Grand, a must-attend media event prior to the start of the International Consumer Electronics Show.
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The Martian Voice Command Watch is a game-changer for smartphone lovers who want a hands-free Bluetooth solution. Initially shared with Kickstarter crowdfunding backers and now rolling out to retailers, it allows smartphone users to stay connected by voice from their wristwatches.
"The watch acts as a hands-free gateway to the world, allowing users to make and receive calls and do anything else that their smartphone can execute with a voice command," said Jeffrey Hsieh, CEO of Martian Watches. "Imagine the convenience and safety of having a text read aloud to you without using a headset, and of sending a response using just voice commands."
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The Martian Watch looks like a classic analog timepiece, but once it is paired with your smartphone it puts a powerful wireless microphone and speaker at your disposal. For the many bare-wristed millennials and others who abandoned their watches for their smartphone screen, the Martian Watch is a wearable, ergonomic alternative to a traditional headset or speaker-based hands-free kit. The unobtrusive design enables avid mobile phone users to enjoy the ultimate in hands-free convenience while making a fashion and style statement.
The Bluetooth-enabled watches support voice control on both the Apple iOS and the Android platforms. With the Martian Watch, users are able to access their phone's commands, including placing calls, sending voice-to-text messages, listening and responding to text messages, setting calendar notifications and reminders, controlling music, and searching the web, all without their phones leaving their pocket or purse.
In addition to voice commands, the Martian Watch face contains an OLED that displays caller ID or an incoming text (up to 40 characters), along with vibration and LED alerts. With the downloadable Martian App for both Android and iOS, users receive incoming notifications, such as Facebook, Twitter, Weather, and Gmail, in addition to trigger vibrations, an LED light flash and a scrolling message readout.
"We've all been in business or social situations where it's simply inappropriate to check your phone. Now, with the Martian Watch, a single vibration means you're receiving a text or social media notification and multiple vibrations signify a call, so it's possible to know what's happening on your smartphone without even looking at the watch," continued Hsieh.
An on-board accelerometer allows one to send an untimely call to voicemail with a shake of the wrist. Furthermore, Martian Watch has an optional leash setting that alerts the wearer with an "out of range" message if s/he walks away from the phone. Finally, Martian will offer a full Android SDK so third-party apps can add more functionality to the watch in the future.
Classic Analog Design with Modern Wireless Technology
There are three different styles of Martian Watch. Bluetooth wireless and voice features aside, the timeless analog look of each of the watches is what sets it apart from the plethora of digital options.
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House | 4 bedrooms | sleeps 8
|Key Info
Luxury beach house with 312 m² / 3358 sq ft inside the Costa do Sauipe Complex in Bahia - Brazil
Living room, dinning room, equipped kitchen, balcony, 4 suites that can accommodate up to 8 people. Cods can be added under request.
External gourmet area with barbecue, wine cellar, swimming pool and garden
3 car garage and a golf cart available to the user
The design of the house is the architect David Bastos , well positioned within the condo and overlooking the lake and beach palm trees Sauipe ( Illustration )
Fully furnished house and kitchen, has satellite TV and wifi internet. Hotel service tht cleans the house and changes sheets and towels every 2 days. Spare parts, components and maintenance available for ANY in the house
The availability of the House is for 7 days starting at 4 pm on Sunday and ending at noon the following Sunday .
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|1 km
|Will consider
|Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|5 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Salvador Airport 75 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Children's pool
|Air conditioning, TV, Telephone, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms of which 4 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|Single beds (4), Double beds (2), Cots (2), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 12
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden, BBQ
|Wheelchair users, Secure parking
The North East Brazil region
The house is located inside the Sauipe Complex, 74 km north of from Salvador taking the Coconut Highway (BA-099), and 75 km from Salvador's airport
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Brooklyn rapper Foxy Brown has shared her thoughts on the verbal exchanges by rappers Lil Kim and Nicki Minaj along with what mistakes her hip-hop rival has made.
From Foxy's perspective, Kim should not have publicly aired out her issues with Minaj.
"Had [Kim] let the people say, 'Oh [Nicki], you're trying to be Kim, you're a fake Kim,' then it doesn't come directly from her," Foxy explained in an interview. "But when you're using that as a platform to bring your new album out, that's like, 'Oh my God, wait a minute.' I don't condone it at all; I don't think it's cute. Nicki clearly drew from both Kim and me. And she hasn't been disrespectful to me in any way — I haven't heard her be disrespectful toward anybody else but Kim. And at some point, it's like, O.K., Kim, you've had a problem with Foxy, you've had a problem with Nicki, you've had a problem with Faith [Evans], with Charli [Baltimore], with everybody. It's like, enough already. I choose to stay out of it. Put out great music, and that's that." (Billboard)
Last week, Kim talked about what it would take to collaborate with Minaj.
"The only way that's gonna happen is it's definitely gonna take a check. At the end of the day, I'm a boss. I was a hustler before I was an entertainer. What I mean by that is, I love music–love, love, love music. I love entertaining, I love being in the industry, but the truth of the matter is if music and the industry didn't bring me money, this would not be my first occupation. I also am a businesswoman and I know that living life, you have to eat. If the industry was designed where you didn't make money from it, it was just music to produce, I would still do it, but it wouldn't be my first occupation." (Rap-Up)
In late November, Minaj spoke with radio personality Angie Martinez about Kim being a rap bully.
"It's one of those moments where you say, 'don't play with me,' because I respect you, I love you, I've said it in every interview time and time again, and if that's not good enough with you mama, then it's something deep rooted in you. Something is bothering you inside. That's your insecurity bothering you. [If] it's not Nicki Minaj, it would have been any girl that started poppin'. She picked a fight with Foxy [Brown], then she picked a fight with Eve, then she picked a fight with Remy [Ma], then it was Ms. [Voletta] Wallace, then it was Nicki Minaj. Every time you in the news is 'cause you gettin' at somebody. Where's your music? Put your music out. When I see your name on Billboard, that's when I'll respond to you. Other than that, goodbye." (Hot 97)
Prior to Nicki blowing up over the past couple years, both artists appeared on a track called "Everywhere We Go" which dropped last year.
"As soon as Kim came home from jail–right before 'Dancing With The Stars'–I was like, 'There's this new b*tch that's about to be hot, you might want to f*ck with her,'" remembers producer/rapper D-Dot, who laid the beat. "Nicki came to the studio and did the verse with me. She hadn't even met Kim…[Lil Kim] said 'cool when you put Nicki on it send it back to me.' … I sent it back and she never re-did a new verse. So that's the same old Lil Kim reference verse…I didn't leak the record. The only people that had a copy was Lil Kim and me. So I don't really know where that came from." (VIBE)
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Domestic Violence Community Forum at Rockford Rescue Mission April 11
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Members of the Rockford faith community — and agencies, organizations and individuals that want to learn more about providing appropriate response to domestic abuse — are encouraged to attend Rockford Rescue Mission's fourth annual Domestic Violence Community Forum.
The event will be at the Mission, 715 W. State St., from 9 a.m. to noon, Wednesday, April 11. The free symposium is a service of the Mission's Healing Place, which offers regular workshops, seminars and support for the community.
Speakers will include Judge Rosemary Collins, chairman for the 17th Judicial Circuit Court Family Violence Coordinating Council; State's Attorney Joe Bruscato; Dr. Bob Willis, superintendent of Rockford Public Schools; Jen Winberg, facilitator, Hope Reigns Ranch and education coordinator, MELD; and Pastor Rus Howard, Kishwaukee Community EPC.
The panel will discuss domestic violence from the legal, family and pastoral perspectives. A question-and-answer session will follow.
Renade Cossey, the Mission's director of women's programs, explained: "Domestic violence is a tragic condition that contributes to the destruction of families and the homelessness of scores of women and children in our Rockford community. We're grateful we can provide this annual forum to educate and assist those who deal with this plight on a daily basis. Our hope is that together, we can provide new avenues of prevention, relief and hope for the victims."
Advance reservations are recommended and can be made by calling Debbie Colvin at (815) 316-4153. Additional information is available on the Mission's website at www.rockfordrescuemission.org.
Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year since 1964, Rockford Rescue Mission provides nutritious meals and safe shelter for thousands of hungry and homeless men, women and children every year, along with recovery programs and outreach services to rescue, recover and restore the lives of those who are struggling in the Rockford community.
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an expression that usually modifies the word "crunk."
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November 21, 2014
Kaleidoscope redesign
Bureau Mirko Borsche has redesigned art magazine Kaleidoscope, introducing typically in-yer-face typography.
More images after the jump.
October 7, 2014
New magazines
The Modern Magazine
Overmatter: 07.10.14
Lovely to see 'Pamphlet of typographic smut' Gratuitous Type brought to life at KK Outlet, London. Exhibition continues until the end of October.
Little White Lies creative director Timba Smits discusses the magazine with three illustrators next week at Foyles bookshop, to mark the new collection of film reviews from the magazine, 'What I Love About Movies'. London, 14 October (next Tuesday).
SPD Blog highlights the beautiful editorial typography of Otto Storch.
Monocle's david Plaisant bemoans the closure of the magazine's local newsagent, 'The passing of Green's has resulted in something of a campaign…' That campaign continues on the last two editions of The Stack (nos 109 & 110) with lengthy discussion of magazine retail. Recommended.
New biannual travel magazine Diaries Of is raising money via Ulele.
Condé Nast UK profits fall as they spend on ecommerce and technology.
Eye reviews The Modern Magazine 2014, 'an enthusiastic celebration of the power of editorial design.'
September 29, 2014
Harper's Bazaar Art
The November issue of British Harper's Bazaar comes with the magazine's second Art supplement, building on its long-term relationship with contemporary artists that stretches back to modernist icons such as Dali, Cocteau and Warhol.
The supplement is published with six alternative covers featuring work by artists including Takashi Murakami, Howard Hodgkin and Wolfgang Tillmans. I love the logos developed for each cover, based on early Harper's front covers from the magazine's archive. More after the jump.
August 11, 2014
Front covers
Red September
Two mainstream favourites sport strong, red typographically-led covers this coming month.
Subscribers to UK Harper's Bazaar will receive this smart alternative cover featuring Rosie Huntington-Whiteley shot by David Slijper, inspired by Harper's of old and art directed by Marissa Bourke (image via GymClass).
Meanwhile in New York, Vanity Fair's Best Dressed shoot by Mario Testino is headlined with bespoke type by Alex Trochut. Art direction Chris Dixon.
Read At Work With: Chris Dixon
'At Work With' returns next week.
April 23, 2014
New magazines
Print x Digital
Overmatter: 23.04.14
Richard Turley announces his departure from Bloomberg Businessweek for MTV, following Arem Duplessis (NYT–Apple) as the latest in a stream of high-profile moves out of magazine publishing. A sign of strength or weakness of this industry?
Crust is a new food mag from Singapore, currently in development.
Charles Williams' type illustrations have appeared on/in a good few magazines.
Library Journal notes that 'magazines are recovering,' with an eclectic list of examples…
…and in India Kyoorius publish their own selection of best mags.
David Hepworth makes a good point about the thrill of delivery, but the quality of content being delivered remains important too. Even as we're overwelmed by so much stuff, the really great stuff can still change your life.
Issue three of Hole & Corner is taking shape, and you can see the process happen over the next few weeks at 213 Piccadilly, London.
March 11, 2014
New magazines
Overmatter: 11.03.14
Interview with Cristian Lupsa of excellent Romanian mag Decat Revista; 'What matters to us is they are feel real stories, more than feel good stories.' (thanks Andrew).
Is the London Review of Books the best mag in the world? No, but a good piece worth a read.
This week at London College of Communication – Publishing Innovation, a day of talks featuring Alec Dudson from Intern among others.
Haymarket CD Paul Harpin has launched Buy Fonts, Save Lifes – simple idea, well worth supporting.
You have six days left to support for Winter magazine on Indiegogo. Do it!
Steve Watson's doing another Guardian masterclass, with me and others contributing.
I was on Monocle24's The Stack last weekend. Hear it here.
Don't forgot Facing Pages is coming up – two days of magazines and talks, 28/29 March in Arnhem, Netherlands. If you can't get there, how about Printout, 24 March?
Newsweek returns.
February 14, 2014
Out now: Love magazine
Love magazine has become very playful with its logo in recent issues, and I particularly like this latest set of five covers using dribbling paint (though curiously they've used the same dribbles on each cover). Cute website too.
February 7, 2014
Out now: Bloomberg Businessweek
A great cover about E-cigarettes, channeling the clichés of tobacco advertising: typography, imagery, text. Fascinating to see something so powerful created using such a long-defunct form / click for larger version.
October 18, 2013
Out now
Out now: Hot Rum Cow #4
Further adventures in the world of drinking! Magazines and alcohol are a heady mix, never more so than with Edinburgh's Hot Rum Cow. Issue four is out next week, featuring this handwritten typographic cover by Adrian Morris. The red is flourescent – nice! – and the lead drink this issue is a seasonal look at sherry.
September 30, 2013
Front covers
After a hectic week of the AGI Open conference it was a pleasure to sit down and tweet images of magazine typography for the Design Museum yesterday. Here are a few of my posts, along with a selection of others contributed over the afternoon. Thanks to Michael at the Museum for inviting me, and to everyone who took part.
Click on images for larger versions, and see the full set on twitter – search #FontSunday (above image from The Face, Neville Brody, 1983).


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Divaldo Mbunga added 16 points for the Bobcats (4-3), who trailed by as many as 12 late in the first half and went into the break down 43-34.
Montana State opened the second half with a 15-2 run and took a 49-45 lead with 15:52 to play. The Titans (4-6) closed to within 54-53 with 11:34 to play, but MSU went on a 12-2 run to take a 66-55 lead with 4:36 left. Cal State-Fullerton never posed a threat after that.
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