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A Luxury Travel Blog shares Pittsburgh's top five treasures
A Luxury Travel Blog
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Looking for the lap of luxury in Pittsburgh? The finest elegance in the City of Steel can be found in five exquisite places, according to A Luxury Travel Blog.
Among the treasures: the Grand Concourse Restaurant, The Frick Art & Historical Center, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, the Fairmont Pittsburgh hotel, and Wigle Whiskey.
"A beautiful city of contrasts full of grand historic sites mixed with modern dynamic sites firmly rooted in the future," writes blogger Jennifer Berg.
Travelers with a taste for the finer things in life would do well to explore Pittsburgh's luxurious offerings, Berg says.
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One last shot of summer�s supermoon
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
An almost supernatural photo of the September supermoon looming over PPG Place, shot by Pittsburgh photographer Dave Dicello, made a chilling appearance when it was featured on Time.com earlier this month.
"I knew that the moon would make its way over the city about an hour after it rose, giving me time to get to Point State Park, where this photo was made," DiCello said. "With the moon sitting in the spires above the PPG Building and using a 70-200 lens and a 2X teleconverter, I was able to capture a haunting scene of the harvest moon over the Steel City."
When the full moon hits its closest point in Earth's orbit, the result is a larger and brighter-than-average natural phenomenon. When it hangs amid clouds over an illuminated PPG Place, the result is something close to a larger-than-life Gotham City.
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Chicago blogger rallies in support of a bikeable Pittsburgh
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Despite the negativity coming from Pittsburgh cab drivers, blogger Matt Carmichael says Pittsburgh's efforts at bikeability give him hope.
During a recent visit to Pittsburgh for the Pro Walk/Pro Bike/Pro Place Conference, Carmichael noted the protected bike lanes installed outside the David L. Lawrence Convention Center and started asking around.
While Mayor Bill Peduto told conference attendees he wants his city to be among the most bike-friendly in the nation, Carmichael argued with the cabbies who see cyclists as a traffic nuisance.
In the end, Carmichael vouched his support for the placemaking movement represented by Pittsburgh's latest protected bike lanes running along Penn Avenue from Sixth Street to 16
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The importance of BRT
The Atlantic Cities
Wednesday, May 07, 2014
In a piece about the boons and challenges of Bus Rapid Transit running into downtown areas across the country, Atlantic Cities writer Eric Jaffe points to both Pittsburgh and Cleveland as examples of where it's working and the challenges it faces.
"Take the case of the East Busway — a
dedicated BRT highway
in metro Pittsburgh," Jaffe writes. "The busway has done loads of good for the city: it's stimulated hundreds of millions of dollars in development and contributed to the
38 percent
of city commuters who reach downtown by bus. [The Institute for Transportataion and Development Policy] recently gave it a
bronze BRT rating
However, he does point out that bus traffic gets terrible once you get downtown and that angsty businesses have led the Port Authority, with the backing of Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald and Mayor Peduto to consider creating a "
bus free zone
" downtown.
The article contends that many cities have made the critical error of relegating BRT to curbside lanes with mixed traffic, rather than dedicated lanes along the medians of roads. This mistake makes BRT inefficient and has therefore given the form of transit a bad rap. But BRT done right can be extremely effective. However, sometimes it's a lack of political will to address the PR problems that come along with BRT that is the problem.
"But the fight is worth it," Annie Weinstock, a U.S. regional director for
Institute for Transportation and Development Policy
, told
The Atlantic
, "because building sub-par BRT — or, worse, calling something BRT when it's not — reinforces negative public perception of the entire mode. Over time, that preconception makes city residents resistant to the idea from the start."
A guide to Pittsburgh's indie movie theaters
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Emma, a blogger for iheartpgh.com, offers up a twist on a familiar summer ritual. "When the weather starts heating up, sometimes the only thing to do is go inside. This season many of us will take to the air-conditioned refuge of our local megaplexes. To switch things up, I offer you a list of local independently owned theaters. Many of the theaters screen the same new releases, but also provide character and unique programming."
To read Emma's sweet guide to Pittsburgh's little guy theaters, click
The Walls Come Tumbling Down for Bricolage, Clear Story and partners
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Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Bricolage Production Company is featured in a recent article about the growing popularity of Immersive Theater, a genre of theater based on audience involvement as a part of the show. "A one-on-one experience for every audience member was offered in
, a production mounted in summer 2012 by Pittsburgh-based Bricolage Production Company. The difference was that in each room, the
visitor was given a choice of where to go next. The effect, though, is the same: Not every person followed the same track.
"We really wanted to address the homogenization of art, and theatre in general. When bringing an audience all at once into the same space, the audience gets cues from each other on how they're supposed to respond," says
co-creator and Bricolage artistic director Jeffrey Carpenter. "Ultimately, the
experience was about you, and it was so individualized that nobody had the same experience."
To read more from the Theatre Communications Group about Bricolage and Immersive Theater, including their Pittsburgh partners, click
Pittsburgh as one of 15 U.S. emerging downtowns
Wednesday, April 03, 2013
"The northeastern industrial hub's downtown, which by the late 1980s had succumbed to an exodus of businesses and people, has slowly begun to turn around. Class A office space as of the third quarter of 2012 was 94.5% leased, compared to 85% a decade earlier. PNC Financial opened a $170 million-plus office tower in 2009, with a $400 million second tower under construction now. The area's population was about 8,000, according to the U.S. Census, up 21% from 2000. Since 2009, 219 new housing units have come to market, with another 346 under construction, according to the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership. To put this in perspective, the number of residential developments has more than doubled in the past 30 years, the majority of new projects erected in the past seven."
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Pittsburgh seeks to expand riverfront access to the public
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Wednesday, January 23, 2013
"Pittsburgh exists for three reasons: the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio," writes Pittsburgh-based writer Christine O'Toole in the New York Times. "In the 20th century, the banks of those rivers were controlled by industrial behemoths. They largely lost that identity after the waning of the steel industry in the 1980s. Over the last two decades, however, the city's progress in clearing and cleaning its waterfront has created 12 miles of recreational trails, three professional sports stadiums, several boat landings and an influx of nearly 2,000 new downtown residents.
"The city has managed to leverage a $124 million investment in publicly accessible riverfront into $4 billion in corporate, public, nonprofit and entertainment development downtown.
"That success has renewed a debate that would have been unthinkable in Pittsburgh's polluted industrial heyday: how best to expand public access to the shorelines of the three rivers. Projects proposed for two of the largest tracts left to be developed on the downtown fringe illustrate the opportunities and limits of public-private partnerships..."
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Pittsburgh holiday news in series of blogs
Imagine Pittsburgh
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Want to keep up with holiday traditions and learn more about cool things to do over the holidays, as well as the history behind them? Look no further: read
the blog series
on Imagine Pittsburgh website.
A family's three day visit to Pittsburgh
Pandora's Deals
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
"Pittsburgh is a really cool city, unlike any I've ever been in before," writes the author who brought her family to town for a three day visit." Read what she has to say about everything from our bridges, which her kids deemed very cool, to the clean and well-lit downtown and the thriving street scene.
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Pittsburgh one of three cities to come back after recession
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
Three and a half years since the 2007-09 economic recession ended, only three major U.S. metropolitan areas are experiencing an economic recovery, according to the Brookings Institution, reports Reuters.
"The Washington-based research group has also deemed Dallas and Pittsburgh in recovery after analyzing their employment levels and gross domestic product per capita.
The United States has the most major metropolitan economies of all countries - 76 - according to an annual report on the 300 largest metropolitan economies worldwide that Brookings released on Friday.
"It was still better than last year when the U.S. had no metro recoveries," Brookings Associate Fellow Emilia Istrate said.
Istrate said the three cities had two features in common: strong local services such as healthcare, and
and financial services that cater to specific industries."
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PNC earns perfect score in top place to work for gays and lesbians
Human Rights Coalition
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
PNC was just named one of the 2013 Best Places to Work for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Equality in the Human Rights Campaign's annual Corporate Equality Index, scoring a perfect 100 points.
Over the past 11 years, the CEI has become the gold standard for corporate policies and practices related to LGBT employees and their families. The CEI rates companies on 40 such policies and practices. A total of 889 businesses have been rated in the 2013 CEI, including the entire Fortune 500. This year a record 293 of the Fortune 500-ranked businesses have an official CEI rating, with the other 201 rated based upon publicly-available data.
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MAYA designers on their new book, Trillions
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Wednesday, December 05, 2012
In this excerpt from "
Trillions: Thriving in the Emerging Information Ecology
" by Peter Lucas,
Joe Ballay and Mickey McManus (Wiley, 2012), the principals at MAYA present the challenges we face in this information age.
"There are already many more computing devices in the world than there are people. In a few more years, their number will climb into the trillions. Moreover, we are quickly figuring out how to make those processors communicate with each other, and with us. We are about to be faced with -- not a trillion isolated devices -- but a
trillion-node network
: a network whose scale and complexity will dwarf that of today's Internet. And, unlike the Internet, this will be a network not of computation that we
, but of computation that we
live in
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Pittsburgh named as Under the Radar Cultural Destination
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
The Scene:
Struggling industrial center turned cultural breeding ground.
The Signature:
Museums. Visit the iconic Andy Warhol Museum
(117 Sandusky St.;
for an infusion of pop art, the Carnegie Museum of Art
(4400 Forbes Ave.;
for an upcoming exhibit on modern decorative arts and the Mattress Factory
(500 Sampsonia Way;
for "room-sized" installations of contemporary art.
Insider Knowledge:
While Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater
is the city's most famous architectural landmark, H. H. Richardson's Emmanuel Episcopal Church
is worth a visit. The building features Tiffany windows and a wood interior reminiscent of an inverted ship's hull.
Don't Miss:
The Pittsburgh Glass Center
(5472 Penn Ave.;
where visitors can tour galleries of ornate glasswork or take a glassblowing class themselves.
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Our volunteers at Prairie Paws Rescue want to thank you for dropping by our site to take a look at the lovable animals that we have for adoption. We are dedicated to rescuing pets in bad situations. Most of the animals you see here have been saved from cruel or neglectful situations and often from death. Thanks to many kind-hearted foster parents, they are being well cared for until you can give them a special place in your home and heart.
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We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our participants, volunteers, guests, and to the businesses that have donated to our second annual Pawsta Pawooza! We could not have done it without your help and hard work! We are currently gathering donations and photos of the event, and we will post the totals and information soon! Thank you again for joining us at the KC Hall in Jamestown on November 1st, and for making this one of our biggest fundraisers yet!
Thank You, Gate City Bank and Random Acts of Kindness!
Jamestown Gate City Bank and Random Acts of Kindness awarded Prairie Paws a $100 gift card to continue helping with supplies needed for the pets in our care. Thank you for your generous donation!
Thank You, Modern Woodmen!!
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We had a great time having lunch at Hardee's and watching the kids meet and get their picture taken with the Easter Bunny! It was a great afternoon! Thanks again to those that joined us and made donations to Prairie Paws Rescue. Another special thanks to Hardee's for providing us with a great meal and friendly atmosphere. Another thank you to Matt Sheppard of CSI News for supplying these great pictures of our fundraiser.
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Miranda Lambert and MuttNation Foundation Make a Generous Donation to Prairie Paws!
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I burst into tears when I opened the mailbox and opened the letter, said Kaye John, co-founder of Prairie Paws. we never get money of that denomination given to us we feel like weve hit the lottery and then some.
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Note: A BIG Thank You to the "HIT" program for volunteering to care for theses cats prior to adoption. We couldn't continue the success of our adoptions without YOU!
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Note: A BIG THANKS to everyone who helps and especially to those who adopt our fur-friends!!
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The 17th Annual Penny Drive was held at Jamestown Middle School, which raised over $10,000 for three different organizations and to those in need. Prairie Paws Rescue was given over $3,000 in donations, thanks to the students and staff at Jamestown Middle School. Kaye John attended the ceremony with Prairie Paws dog, Howdy, to accept the generous donation. Thank you, Jamestown Middle School! We appreciate your donations and for your consideration to Prairie Paws!
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Happy Tails
Frankie the long haired Dachshund was rescued from an area pound. There are many dogs that never make it into loving families as there are not enough foster homes or room at shelters to keep all of them. Frankie came to Prairie Paws and met his forever family thru the website. Gracie had been watching his picture and knew that Frankie was meant to be her dog.
After the family went through the adoption process, Gracie and Frankie met and it was an instant attraction. Frankie acted like he had known the family forever. Frankie and Gracie are a great pair!
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We thank you for all the time and hard work your organization provides for dogs in need. We understand what a difficult task this can be and hope that this token of our appreciation will show you how much you really are valued in the hearts of all dog owners.
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Thank you, Whitney, for your service!!
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Italian Beef
I'll be in chicago at the end of June and I want a good beef sandwich. Where should I go? We have Lukes of Chicago here in Arizona and I've never had a better beef. They used to be in the greater Chicago land area but sold the business but not the recipe. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
re: HungryZ
Never mind the suburban wannabes or the spiffied up chains. The best here is going to be a hole-in-the-wall. Mr. Beef on Orleans is the best in the city. For the original, you'll wanna go out to Johnny's Beef on North Avenue in Elmwood Park. Get the hot peppers.
re: chicgail
I agree that Mr. Beef CAN be one of the best (though it still falls short of Johnnie's, Pop's and Chickies before the sale, to my tastes), but I wouldn't recommend it to somebody who's visiting (unless IAMMAC is planning on going to a few different places). Mr. Beef is great when they're on, but they've become horribly inconsistent in recent years. Inconsistency is an issue at just about any beef stand, but Mr. Beef has really taken it to new levels. I've had stupendous sandwiches and flat-out awful sandwiches in the same week... to say nothing of their practice of sometimes serving premade sandwiches that have been sitting on the counter wrapped up for who knows how long. If I'm in the heart of the city, I do Tore's or Boston's instead (I'm not an Al's guy, but I realize they're a love it or hate it place).
ahhh, johnny's beef......i grew up so close to that one.
i used to order it "wet." definitely hot peppers....definitely.
One of my favorites is at Tore's on the corner of Western, Diversey and Elston. Although it's alluring to get a 1/2 price slice woith your beef, don't do it. Their pizza is not very good. They use scala beef, shaved, not too salty, and SIZZLIN hot giardiniera. Fries are the frozen, thinly cut mcdonalds type, but I still like em enough. I like the fact that the beef and "gravy" isn't overly salty, so the saltiness of the peppers + the beef doesn't result in one giant sodium bomb. For me, Tore's has a darn near perfect flavor profile. Not too salty, tender, beefy beef, and HOT giardiniera. (Forehead sweat giardiniera.) I think Johnnie's beef is just ok, but their combos are more special than their beefs. I'm not even much of an Italian sausage lover, but Johnnie's char-grilled sausage is something special.
re: gordeaux
I'll try them all and give a report of my findings! Thanks to all.
re: IAMMAC
Max's on Western Ave it the best beef by far
Nobody's mentioned Al's yet, so I will. Mario's Italian Ice will be right across the street and open by June:
I grew up a block behind Chickies, on harding street, we used to get the gravies for $0.79 at the time man where they good, I am biased so I'll say Chickies is the best, but you can also try Jackies on 55th and Pulaski it grew on me when I moved out of "la villita", "la veinteseis", or the 26th st. neighborhood. Get it dipped, its the best!!!!
I grew up in Elmwood Park, Johnnies is the best, good seasoning. I order mine as a Combo, juicy with sweet peppers and a large italian ice. I am also now in AZ and Luke's is good too. For hot dog's you have to go to Gene & Judes in River Grove.
My pizza ia Armands...
As a non-native Chicagoan, even though I've lived here for 8 years, I don't know what the difference in all the beefs are. To my uneducated beef pallate, so long as the Gonella bread is used, i couldn't pick out a difference. To me, it all tastes like overcooked brisket with very a slighlty flavorful jus that really is unexciting without some sweet peppers.
I am not being snide, I am asking for real, what is the difference?
Why do Chicagoans go so crazy over their favorites, other than "I grew up there"?
I am a betting man, so I would bet that if we did a Pepsi Challenge and did blind tastings most would never be able to pick out his/her favorite.
So, start the discussion, but pleae give me objective reasons why one is better.
I live around the corner from Mr. Beef, Al's, and Portillos and other than a difference in fries, I have never thought one was any better than the other.
re: jbontario
Ok Mr. Pepsi, I can definately tell differences in beef (italian). Johnnies Beef is not that thick dried out leather that you might get at the ball game. Its very thin, very well spiced, I believe thereis oregano in the gravy and slightly oily. Portillos is good and you can get a cheesy beef there which is a good change. I believe every geographical area has "their" foods. People here in AZ go nuts over Fry Bread or tamales. It's all what you grew up with, I don't see anything wrong with that....
re: krugs84
Yuck, fry bread. I guess it's all about what you grew up with but yuck.
re: jbontario
As somebody who has participated in multiple blind beef tastings -- and I don't say this to be mean, though I don't know if there's any other way to say it -- I think the issue is with your palate rather than the sandwiches :-)
Those three examples you give there -- huge differences between them. I assume you're referring to the Ontario Al's location (which isn't a very good sandwich, IMHO), but it's an unusually spicy seasoning, heavy on dried herbs and short on the sweetness that you get with sandwiches like Johnnie's and Chickie's. Mr. Beef has some of that sweetness when it's on, the garlic is more pronounced, it doesn't have that overpowering dried herb flavor that characterizes Al's, and I think it's extremely good when it's on -- too bad it isn't, a lot of the time. Their beef usually arrives more intact, but they have problems with dryness at times. One of the things that differentiates Portillo's, aside from unusually tender and moist beef, is an exceptional roll that they source themselves (not Gonnella) that's moister in the middle and crisper on the outside. And theirs has a tart character that you don't get in the others.
Boston's is usually very heavy on the Oregano with a robust beef flavor. Uncle Johnny's has a very strong peppery flavor that's light on the traditional Italian seasonings and comes across like an Italian Beef / French Dip hybrid. They also eschew Gonnella in favor of a moister, crustier French bread. Max's is spicy but tough, IMHO. Tore's is balanced and sweet but more subtly flavored than some of the others, and their beef is always beautifully sliced and tender. Johnnie's is straight-up traditional Italian herbs and garlic, not overpowering but not subtle, tender and sweet. Chickie's also has a peppery, slightly less Italian style that I think works in some paprika, and their is another exceptionally sweet beef.
And we're not even getting into differences with peppers and giardiniera.
I'm in the camp that thinks "better" is kind of a narrow way to view it... all of the good ones have their charms... but man, they're COMPLETELY different.
re: Dmnkly
I'm taking the challenge. With this much info I will now embark on the tastings. At the end of the summer, my report.
re: jbontario
One question...
Are you, by any chance, ordering them dry? There's still plenty of variation in the meat alone, but if they aren't wet, I imagine those differences are a lot less pronounced.
Of course, if you aren't ordering them wet, why bother, right? :-)
(With apologies to dry beef devotees)
Also, while I heartily endorse the grand tour de boeuf (there are plenty of other great spots -- I just highlighed a few that spring to mind), you don't need to leave your hood to make the point. Either grab a couple of friends or build up a huge appetite, and walk from Ontario Al's to Mr. Beef to Portillos and have a beef at each stop. If you taste them back to back to back, I'd be very surprised, indeed, if you still felt they were all the same.
re: jbontario
big difference in Italian beef from Al's, Mr. Beef, Portillos, and Johnnies. Many Italian beef crawls have been had, and the results posted on other web sites. Different seasonings, thickness/quality of meat, giardinara peppers, etc.
For me Johnnies in Elmwood Park is the best I have had.
Portillos, and Buona Beef are some of the most average, although they are consistant.
Al's was one of the worst Italian Beef's I have had, and Mr. Beef is just ok.
re: jbontario
I'll take that bet. Johnnies has a unique flavor that I'd spot in a blind tasting of any beef-off.
try whats the beef! its small, family run, and really really tasty. i always get wet with hot peppers and it is always fantastic. its in kind of a fun neighborhood, too.
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I like Michael's on North Avenue at Oak Park Avenue more than I like Johnnies. What you get at Johnnie's today is not much of a comparison with the excellent product the place served under it's original - before the sale - ownership. Mr. Beef is just "okay" for me, I like the sausage there better. Al's, too, has changed over the years and I don't think the sandwiches there are any better than the rest of the places being talked about. Yes, I think that the bread roll is important - as are whatever toppings you have added..
re: gomexico
I grew up on Michael's Beefs!! I haven't been back for a BEEF in a long time. Last I heard (from someone else, mind you) was that the product was a shell of its former self. The fries, however, are still the best around in my book.
Uh-oh, you're making me crave nostalgic for a beef/fries, and a grand slam butter crust pan pizza followed byu something from al gelato.
anyway, I've posted this before on chowhound - although I don't find the BEEF at Johnnie's anything special, if you make it a combo with their giardiniera, then it's special. Skip the fries from Johnnie's and drive west to Michael's for an order of fries "well done." it's EASILY worth the effort.
My favorite beef right now is Tore's on Western/Elston/Diversey. If you don't like hot giardiniera, then this might not be the best beef spot for you. The beef is a little underseasoned (but shaved, and tender, mind you) so it needs the salty flavor of the peppers to make it pop out. I think they have a stellar product because it's not OVER salty which is my problem with most beef joints.
Also, to the OP -
Although I love beef sammiches, it just might not be your "thing"
There are foods I certainly don't "get:"
Roasted red peppers. who cares?
Truffles. Sorry. Just not for me. Especially for the price.
Gyros. Maybe twice a year for me. I can take em or leave em.
Polish Sausage. A waste of caloric intake if you ask me.
Most ham. I'd rather just have plain smoked pork.
Not trying to derail off on a tangent, but just saying that maybe it's just not your "thing."
re: gordeaux
Al`s Italian beef is simply the best. Now, many locations and they are all very good. Get a beef-sausage combo with cheese and have it dipped. Delicious!
re: gordeaux
I have to agree with you about Torre's, darn good!!! Glad to see that they've made it through a couple of suspicious sudden closings.
Remember when the pipes burst under the parking lot in middle of a FRIDGED winter morning? Man, they had a huge back hoe digging for hours, that must have been seriously costly, the staff and owner looked pretty stressed.
I am no expert -- but after making the 45-minute drive to Johnnie's and standing in line outside during a thunderstorm, it really does live up to all the hype. Hot, sweet, and dipped plus and an Italian ice.
I LOVE my Italian beefs! And up until a few weeks ago I would make my pilgrimage from Gurnee to Taylor Street Al's Beef so I could enjoy what I consider to the best in town.
Three weeks ago I literally "stumbled" on a new hot dog joint that opened up last year in Round Lake Park; just off of Washington & Hainesville Road, it's called Big Jack's.
The owners are all from the city, so they know what great beef should taste like. And I have to say this is about the best beef I've had in Chicago! The beef is cooked fresh daily on site (a family recipe) with homemade sausage too! The gravy & giardinare are dynamite, and everything is done to perfection. They also make fresh hand cut fries when you order!
If any serious beef lover is ever up this way looking for one of the best beefs anywhere, I strongly suggest you do yourself a favor and check out these guys.
Ohh yeah, they also have a great Italian ice to complete the experience!
Portillo's is definitely known for their Italian Beef, and even though it's chain, it's family owned and only in Chicago! I know people that come in just for the Portillo's Italian Beef....don't miss it!


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Like most I still have my good and bad days and am still searching for inspiration every day. Like anything in this life it takes motivation, patience and consistency to overcome things. I hope this book inspires someone and motivates someone to do something creative and inspirational. That is my only goal in doing this; for people to know that your thoughts, questions and uncertainties are normal, at least to me. and that through following our truths we can overcome any perseverance in this life
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Memphis Mae's BBQ Bistro Restaurant Review: Memphis Mae's BBQ Bistro in the unlikely Westchester town of Croton-on-Hudson fires up the pit (not to mention the wood smokers) for its smoked, grilled, barbecued or blackened seafood, fish, chicken, beef and pork. The eatery brings together barbecue techniques from the Midwest to the South, using a slow cook-low heat method to seal in flavor and to achieve that "meat falling off the bone" tenderness. To start, try Memphis Mae's pork version of the traditional Buffalo wings served with your choice of dipping sauce. Give in to the Idaho Saddlebags, a potato stuffed with chopped Texas brisket, for a day's worth of food. Also worth a try are the po' boys, an import from the South with choices like Texas chicken fried steak. Memphis-style ribs served wet with a side of hoppin' john rice and drunken yams, or the Carolina pulled pork, smoked overnight, accommodate larger appetites. Texas barbecue brisket and pulled Chattanooga chicken are presented with Mae's salad, a mix of fresh baby greens, and house corn salad with a choice of house-made ranch or vinaigrette dressings. The restaurant also has a beer list to help wash down all the meat and barbecue.
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Wine store in Murray Hill?
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- John Jun 7, 2005 11:35 AM
Any recommendations for a good Murray Hill wine store? Inexpensive or high quality are both welcomed. Thanks.
Not sure if they are 'good' but they are the two we got to:
1. Probably not technically in Murray Hill ... but we always go to one (not sure of the name, sorry) on 1st between 23rd & 24th and it has a good selection for our tastes and budget and very friendly staff.
2. Again, not sure of the name, but it is on 3rd between 32nd & 33rd near the McDonald's - they do have a pretty diverse selection, but I only go when in a bind because depending on the day you may have great or rude service. The (who I assume to be) owner sometimes seems quite grumbly when you ask for something and other times eagerly offers assistance. He seems to know a lot. Many of the bottles are either locked behind cabinets (all price ranges) or tied down, which annoys me. Also, they will not take a credit or debit card for less than one bottle/less than $25 ...
re: R
If you have the time, the best wine store in Gramercy and Murray Hill is the 6 train which will take you almost directly to the door of Astor Wine downtown or Garnet uptown in about five minutes. I live in Gramercy and find buying mixed cases delivered from these places cheaper, more convenient and higher quality than the local stores.
re: jbeton
Just be aware that while Astor will deliver (for free)any order over $75, and will discount mixed cases (10%), they will not do both. If you want the 10% discount on your mixed case you will have to lug it home yourself.
re: romafan
You are correct, but the quality-price ratio of Astor's sale wines is far superior to the local stores mentioned in this thread. I think Garnet overall is better - they discount and deliver mixed cases - but don't like the attitude of some of their salesman, and it's not an easy walk for me like Astor.
re: jbeton
If you're interested in Italian wine I highly recommend Vino on 27th. I live around the corner from Astor, I'm happy to ride the 6 a couple of stops uptown and do my wine shopping there. No regular sales, but nice people, a nice selection and their discount/delivery policy make it preferable to the 'other' Italian wine store near me.
re: R
Sorry to butt in on your response, but I think you're talking about the wine/liquor store on the west side of 1st Ave - between 22nd & 23rd, not 23rd & 24th.
They carry a pretty large selection & the owner is knowledgeable & the prices are reasonable. It's not fancy, but it works well.
For my own response: There's a small, moderately priced shop on 2nd Ave, b/w 25th & 26th (east side of the street, next to a dollhouse shop & a dry cleaners). The selection isn't large, but they've never steered me wrong.
McAdams Buy Rite on 3rd Ave (west side of Ave. in the high 20s low 30s) has an extensive selection of Long Island wines and very competitive prices. fyti, they have a sale on Conundrum at $19.99 whereas a fellow chowhounder, Caseophile said it regulary retails on the UWS at $26ish.
an added convenience is you can check the prices before you go at their website http://www.americaswineshop.com/index...
re: Nina W.
Agreed - for Italian wines, Vino is definitely among the best. Knowledgeable help, as well. Try the Ascevi sauvignon blanc for summer.
McAdams Buy Right on 3nd Avenue. Some surprising nuggets on California, Australian (seems like these guys are fans of wines from this country) and French (Bordeaux) wines at more than decent prices. FYI, their internet prices are cheaper than their store prices - hence, if you're buying a few, then go with the internet and have them delivered for free.
I find I Trulli Vino to be overpriced for their Italian-only selection. Most of their stuff are available elsewhere.
Have you checked out Park Avenue Liquor (in the low 30s, I think, west side) - I used to go there for upscale stuff like sauternes when I could afford it.
+1 for McAdam Buy Rite
America's Wine Shop / McAdam Buy Rite
398 3rd Ave (between 28th & 29th)
New York, NY 10016
212 679-1224
Also, love Winfield-Flynn
558 Third Ave (At 37th Street)
New York, NY 10016
Winfield Flynn Wines & Spirits
558 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10016
McAdam Buy-Rite Liquors
398 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10016
re: Motosport
I found Vino on 27th st between park and lex, it has a well curated wine selection. Buy rite is excellent for the selection but not as nice ambiance. You can find more stores on qwikerliquor.com it has lot of information on stores in Murray Hill and NYC in general. They have a free wine and spirit tasting schedule that is great!
121 E 27th St, New York, NY 10016
McAdam Buy-Rite Liquors
398 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10016
Since this thread has had a renaissance, I thought I might mention Murray Hill Wines & Spirits, at 516 3rd Ave [west side of the avenue btwn 34th St & 35th Sts], because it's the only place I know in the neighbourhood (much less the city) that carries a fairly extensive collection of ex-Yugoslavian wines: Croatian, Slovenian, Bosnian and the like. Some are quite good -and you can amaze your friends when you bring a bottle to a dinner party.
Murray Hill Wines
516 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10016
re: Phil Ogelos
Good tip. Astor carries some wines from Croatia and Slovenia, too. In the UK, Bulgarian cabernet used to be a claret alternative (though it was considered to be plonk, you could also obtain some very good ones.) I haven't seen any in NYC lately.


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Did the Tea Party help shut down Thaddeus Matthews?
- Written by Tri-State Defender Newsroom
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State Rep. Barbara Cooper has written a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requesting an investigation into why popular talk show host Thaddeus Matthews has been taken off the air.
by Tony Jones
Special to the Tri-State Defender
State Rep. Barbara Cooper has written a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requesting an investigation into why popular talk show host Thaddeus Matthews has been taken off the air by Pollack Broadcasting, which owns the signal that Matthews' station, WPLX, broadcasts on.
In her letter, Rep. Cooper asks the FCC to ascertain whether "FCC Rules and Regulations, First Amendment Laws and or Rev. Matthews' Civil Rights have been violated."
Thaddeus Matthews
Copies have been provided to Congressman Steve Cohen, U.S. Atty. Gen. Eric Holder and U.S. Atty. for the Western District, Edward Stanton III.
Matthews was first shut down on Feb. 2nd, instantly turning WPLX 1180 AM into dead air, but Matthews obtained a restraining order against Pollack Broadcasting Co. owner William Pollack and was back on the air at his usual 3 p.m. time.
Pollack returned the next week with his own order, shutting the station down. He says his action is final and permanent. At last check, the station was running a syndicated ESPN feed.
For now, Matthews is doing his show on the Internet every day (at his regular slot) via UStream.
J. Bailey, Matthews' attorney, added more detail by email
"On February 15, 2012 the Chancery Court ruled that the actions taken by Pollack were not a restraint on speech, but purely a business decision. So the Chancellor lifted the restraining order and sent the matter to arbitration. Without the restraining order (injunction) Matthews has no protection from those persons who want to shut him up," Bailey offered.
"They might not like how he engages in interviews or his use of tough language, however any attack on free speech should be viewed with suspicion."
No official court date has been set, but interviews The New Tri-State Defender conducted with both Matthews and Pollack indicate that a highly emotional courtroom battle may be looming. Both are claiming breach of contract, with Matthews staking claim to the constitutional right to free speech, while Pollack emphasizes that the situation is a matter of showing him the money. They both cite a figure of $87,000 owed by Matthews to Pollack, and that a payment system had been worked out.
"I had just paid him $3,000 the very same day he cut me off," Matthews said. "So what right does he have to cut me off when I am steadily making my payments on time and according to our written agreement?
"He testified in open court that he pulled me off because my show was 'the vilest' show on the airwaves and he took objection to it, saying that I cursed and used the N word. But I did nothing differently on the day I threw Charlotte Bergman out than any other day. I've thrown many of these so-called politicians off my show. I get so tired of them coming to me and they have no ideas and no plans of how to help the black community and I tell them point blank what I think about them."
Bergman, a Republican, challenged U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen in the last Ninth District election and is at it again.
"She sat here with me for 30 minutes and could not answer one question of why people should vote for her except she had some stupid billboard on the highway saying Dr. King was a Republican and she was too. Yeah, I threw her out and I would do it all over again."
"And that's when the Tea Party people got involved," Matthews said. "I mean the video jumped off and I was getting calls from all over the country, and I was interviewed by shows in other cities. There were Tea Party people calling me from all over the country saying they were going to file a complaint with the FCC. I've been doing this 26 years and I have never been sanctioned by the FCC. The First Amendment gives me the right to say what I please on the air."
Matthews provided a copy of an FCC response to a listener who had written to complain about Matthews' treatment of Bergman. Mark Berlin, from the FCC Policy Division Media Office wrote that,"…we have virtually no control over the content of what is aired. That is because stations enjoy freedom of speech under the First Amendment. Further, a section of the Communications Act (which established the FCC in 1934) specifically prohibits the FCC from censoring or dictating program content."
The result, Berlin added, is that broadcast stations can air pretty much whatever they want (short of obscenity or indecency) – even if the material is false, slanted or misleading.
"Further, the courts have defined obscenity or indecency only in terms of sexual or excretory matters – not hateful programming," Berlin further explained. "That does not mean that a station can put vicious and slanderous programming on the air and not suffer the consequences, but the FCC cannot be involved. Rather, a person slandered can file suit against a station in the courts."
Berlin counseled the complainer that the listening public is not without recourse. "Stations are sensitive to public opinion, and you should express your concerns to them, because this could influence future programming," he added.
Matthews feels the real smoking gun is a letter Pollack wrote to Bergman.
"I may assure you we will do all we can to assist your campaign. I personally supported you in the last election and am enthusiastically doing so today."
Pollack said, yes, he wrote the letter, but said, "That's the best thing about America. Whatever my political affiliation is, I am free to follow my own opinion, so I don't have to answer any question about my political beliefs, but I will say that, no, I am not a member of the Tea Party, and if I was it would have no bearing on the lease agreement."
Again, it's simply a zero sum decision, he said. The two had been working on a payment plan "for many, many months," Pollack said, "The approximate figure that is owed is approximately $87,000 and I just don't see how he can catch it up. He defaulted on the lease, it's that simple."
Pollack said the Bergman incident was the tipping point of a long held frustration with Matthews.
"In our contract is an agreement for ethical conduct under the standards of the National Association of Broadcasters. The Charlotte Bergman interview was completely unacceptable and we won't allow that as broadcasters. That was the last straw. I don't think we're interested in broadcasting with him in the future."
But had he not been aware of Matthews' style? And why so suddenly after two years of real growth and success?
"We knew he was controversial," said Pollack. "It even said in the lease agreement exactly what would be unacceptable."


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A Love So Pure Lyrics - Underoath
Review The Song (18)
Always did it my way on my own then one day I realized
I was blind, nothing I could do on my own
Turn, we have found a way to see, look up... feel the Almighty
Take control as we gaze into your eyes
We're just the tool you use to bring this world to you
Oh, Lord, how we love you
With your grace, take away the hurt and the bruises inside,
reach down let your glory reside
The cross carried for all of us, paint the image in my mind
So I will never think I am something,
but nothing am I but you, you are something
Lord you keep me alive, you give me rest at night
When there seems no way to find calmness in the storm you come and
take me in your arms and then the waves drown me no more
With you I'll last this battle and many others
Through the ages your name will reigh forever... never to be replaced
In these trials I face, I pray you humble me
Humble me I want to be like you Jesus more and more like you
I was crucified on that day with Christ
Nailing you there with sin, accepting you
I nailed my soul to the cross and now my life begins
This world so cold but your love keeps me warm
My father holds me in his nailed scarred hands which I put there
But for some reason he still loves me with all his heart
Even through I betray him constantly
He always keeps his arms open waiting, till I give up my old ways
God my father, you are the only one that can give me comfort
You touch my heart in such a way that all I can do is cry your name
Jesus Christ I love you
My heart aches for your love
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but still | Reviewer: hm | 5/26/10
My father holds me in his nailed scarred hands which I put there
But for some reason he still loves me with all his heart
Even through I betray him constantly
He always keeps his arms open waiting, till I give up my old ways
remember it ppl )
Great song. | Reviewer: Emanuel | 10/14/09
Liz, erm so yeah the lyrics are for very faithful to God.
But it doesn't matter how you sing the song. What matters is what's the message behind it.
God is my hope, my strength, my all. ~
Now, if you like Go to church;
if you don't want to, don't go.
But remember: God my father, you are the only one that can give me comfort.
Peace. (:
hah, suckers! | Reviewer: Liz | 9/22/09
Yes, as we all know that these lyrics are completely faithful to god, the way that they are sang is Not!!! It's like laughing at god's face, and i love it =D
You have all been utterly, and idiotically tricked by the lyrics, sing them backward and it sounds exactly thee same.
By all means, don't go to church!
Thank you
Underoath | Reviewer: Brandon | 3/17/09
i dont care what you say......underOATH USED to be an awsome christian metal-core band before they got Spencer Chamberlain.....now they're just screamo music.......they only have one origional band member (Aaron Gillespie) and hes still an amazing drummer.......this is U/O's best album in my opinion!
r u kidding me? | Reviewer: nathaniel | 1/4/09
to say that underoath has lost there passion for God is an insult to a group of ppl that are touching more lives everyday than u will in ur entire life!
if u have ever been to their shows u would hear them talk about jesus with passion and vigour to some of the hardest and broken kids in my generation..
they are a band that are christins
not a christian band
so if they dont speak about jesus in every flippin song it shouldnt matter! seriously chrisians are the biggest group of self rightious wankers around..
ps i love underoath and dont go to church
do you really understand | Reviewer: *; Miss . | 12/24/08
TO EVERYONE WHO SAYS "EVEN THOUGH THEYR A CHRISTIAN BAND, THEY SHOULDNT JUST SING CHRISTIAN MUSIC" This band is doing an amazing thing to get out to people who might just be the most broken. Christianity is a big secret to our generation! So many kids have never heard the name Jesus, and that is reallly too bad. Underoath is saying His name and teaching in a whole new language. Christianity is not an emotion. Which is how most people view it as. It's life. it's an answer. I hope people understand that.
well... | Reviewer: Eric! | 11/29/08
i haven't even really listened to this song...because i think old underoath isn't that great. especially compared to new underoath. BUT, i think that every Christian should recite the lyrics in this song at least once a day. cuz they are just that awesome! =D
dumb people | Reviewer: brett | 8/19/08
WOW, you guys are kinda stupid.
underoath sends the same message as they did here, and honestly, at least they sound like they're playing good music now? Their old stuff is great, don't get me wrong, but Dallas Taylor sounds so much better in Maylene and Spencer's lyrics are amazing too. Also, if you listened to The Changing of Times, it was no where near as deeply religious as this, and guess what, Dallas was in the band then too? haha. and listening to only Christian music isn't pathetic, but i couldn't do it. I even tend to listen to slipknot sometimes, so shoot me! does that make me a bad christian?
underoath is amazing | Reviewer: Cory | 6/29/08
i love how Underoath decided to make this album the most heavy out of all there other cds and also the most religious too they are such amazing artists probably the most talented Christian band out there in my eyes it least.
<33 i love them | Reviewer: kimberly | 12/26/07
when they make a song like this which is very religious,their not making it for people to be like "ohhh wow, look at underoath they only make songs for christians"
they made this song so that you can appreciate them with their love of god and show you just because their a screamo band and they sound "scary" doesn't mean they worship the devil.
i love them either way,without having christian lyrics and with christian lyrics.
they rock either way :)
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ZURICH (AP) -- Israeli and Palestinian soccer leaders will return to FIFA on Monday after first meeting this month.
FIFA says the two groups will resume discussions about easing "the movement of persons and goods for football purposes in and out of and within Palestine."
FIFA says the two federation presidents, Avi Luzon and Jibril Al Rajoub, will attend along with officials from European soccer's ruling body and the Asian Football Confederation.
The Palestinian federation has longstanding objections to travel restrictions imposed by Israeli security authorities that affect players and officials from its own and visiting teams.
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