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- Publisher: Nintendo
- Release Date: Apr 17, 2006
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 48 Ratings
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Jul 25, 2011Brain Age is like those game that came out of nowhere , and have a different scheme. Is lacking, not to many diversity , just finish to unlock all the content and nothing more. My big complain even if i enjoyed a lot , is that if you finished school and one of your families member gives you as a gift this game, please , is like having an insult.
Mar 6, 2012To enjoy Brain Age you may have to learn to write again, and that almost reduces the entire experience to frustration.
The Good: Nice ideas for an innovative dual screen use; good time comparing graphs and drawings with other users; sketching individual stamps is great; funny interaction with doctor Kawashima! Sudoku.
The Bad: Sometimes it just can't recognize your handwriting, and losing points for that is EXTREMELY frustrating; graphs are limited to one month per time, so you can't follow your progress in a long term; normal and hard modes are mixed in one graph, making your average fall when you try the hard mode.
Good brain training programs, an overall delightful bright sound and the funny doctor's head floating around the screen don't keep Brain Age from being frustrating.
The major problem here is the not-always-good handwriting recognizing system. Every now and then you'll find yourself scratching the screen here and there while watching the time going by without being understood; or being misunderstood, resulting in lost points anyway. In a nutshell, the pieces fall apart because of a structural defect.
A little extra encouragement would have been nice too--like giving prizes for reaching higher age levels or completing sudoku--but it's not there. Add to that the disheartening mix between normal and hard modes in the graphs generation and we've got more problems than qualities.
On the other hand some training programs like Low to High and Head Count and some tests from the brain age check feature like Connect Maze work pretty fine and are well-executed ideas, but that only sum up for a final disappointment feeling.
In the end there's only a bitter taste in your mouth because it's easy to recognize a good opportunity wasted under technical issues.… Expand
Although Brain Training asks you to figure out increasingly intricate problems in a short amount of time, there's something quite relaxing about the whole thing. Not worth full price, since there are only nine different games to play here, but definitely a fun time-waster. [JPN Import]
I'm not sure whether my brain's actually benefiting from this special treatment, but I do know that Brain Age is fun to mess around with for several minutes a day.
Brain Age is a decently amusing distraction, but without the fun and variation of the minigames found in "Big Brain Academy" and with many questions about the actual impact the training has on your brain, its tough to recommend the software too highly.


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In this week's print edition we interviewed Bill Burr, a standup comic who writes a new hour after every special, tours internationally and is now breaking into acting just for the fun of it. As story-telling comics tend to be long-winded, it was impossible to fit the whole thing in the paper. Here' ... More >>
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The thought for today: What defines "vintage"? Wikipedia says when it comes to clothing, vintage is from the 1920's until 20 years before present day. So I guess from 1920 to 1994 is vintage. Well when you define it that way, it explains some items at The Vintage Cool Fair don't appear to be very vintage. Even though technically they are vintage.
Whew!! My first blog post in a week. Work has been busy and I'm just blah when I get home. In my overwhelmed state I am once again late with my MSO post. But I put so much together for you. You only have two more days left to shop MSO.
Candy Shop
Its friday afternoon and I can't wait to get out of work. Anyway here is the Candy Fair post. You can check out all the goodies available with direct TP's on Eloquence's Candy Fair coverage.
Today I have 2 items which are more versatile from Uber (considering the them) a new release from coldLogic and a cute pose available at Candy Fair.
Falling In Love
The theme for this round of UBER is 50 shades. I never got past the 2nd chapter of the books, so I have no idea if there are any character references. I do have knowledge of the overall them. So I got Sal out of man prop hiatus and took a vary vanilla general 50 shades themed pic.
Set Fire To The Rain
My Attic's last day is tomorrow. If you haven't checked out this round's goodies, you need to.
The Final Frontier
For The Arcade, The Secret Store released a Retro Space Set that is just adorable. You have less than a week left to grab the goodies at the Arcade. Of course, there are always yard sale also.
I Still Believe
Today some new goodies available at TLC from Fishy Strawberry and Izzie's.
I put the outfit for this together the day Uber opened and then RL took over. Lucky for me there were a few new releases since then that help improve the whole look out of the outfit.
Twist of Fate
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Who wants a Xeon-powered, 12-core, RAID 10 … LAPTOP?
The exotic laptop lads at Eurocom have just unleashed another in their series of very peculiar contraptions: the Panther 5SE laptop. Eurocom won't like us calling it a laptop: the official name is "Mobile Server supercomputer-class laptop". Supercomputer is perhaps a bit over the top, even if the computer can pack a 12-core, 24 …
"during a crisis"
Or indeed, during Crysis...
As many things...
...it's a product for a market. It may not be a big market, but I'm glad for every market that's satisfied.
It does remind me a bit of an actual server I've seen somewhere in the early 1990s. It was a big tower case with a keyboard and an LCD screen (probably monocrome back then) on top. So it looked like a laptop on top of a tower case.
WTF El Reg???
You don't buy one spare battery. You buy 10 of them, and stick them in a 50kg overhead bag, and keep that sucker blowing hot air on the dumbass in the seat in front of you, all the way from New York to London. While you play a mind-blowingly intense game of BF4.
Do you guys think before you write this stuff?
Portable Heater
Just in time for winter
It's a bit of a beast
Title says it all.
Re: It's a bit of a beast
In the left corner we have a Raspberry Pi with lighttp-webserver.... and ... in the right corner we 'ave... ze beast!
Beast Mode Enabled
looks like a workhorse!
I estimate
that the global demand for these will be approximately 4
Re: I estimate
Wasn't it Billy-boy Gates that said that about PCs in the 80's?
I'm just saying....!
Re: I estimate
"I think there is a world market for maybe five computers." -- Thomas Watson, chairman of IBM, 1943.
Re: I estimate
For a computer, as it was then implemented, he was right. They were big, heavy, expensive, used huge amounts of power and needed a trained support staff to manage them.
I don't think that this machine has the same scope for reduction in size, power and price. What's more a standard laptop is good enough these days to demonstrate server software, or you run the job on a cloud server.
Re: I estimate
Funny, I was thinking of buying 4...
Should be capable of running Windows 8.1 for the next year, but then obsolete.
Maybe not even, I didn't read notice a mention of a touch-screen in the review.
Maybe 5 years late
Would have been great as a demo laptop a few years ago. Able to run some decent server software rather than struggling with a laptop with too little RAM and slow drives. Now, you just fire up a cloud server, so not so useful.
Paris cos she was better 5 years ago too.
Hot server replacement?
To be honest, if you need a basic server to run in a snap, most mid-range laptops would work temporarily for the two to three business days it would take the average IT dept to source a replacement server, and build it - quad core, 16gb RAM, and an aftermarket SSD.
Obviously if you're running a major service off your servers, you should have at least one hot spare server floating around, but most SMBs could run off a £600 laptop for a solid week, I'd wager.
Still, it's an interesting piece of tech at worst, and I'm sure as, for example, a portable test environment for a certain type of highly techincal consultant, it'd be pretty tasty.
Steven R
"but those servers wouldn't fit into the overhead on a plane"
I'd get close.. just bought myself a 1U server with 192GB RAM, 2x10C Xeons, would fit just nicely in my travel back pack. Unfortunately though, the battery is 3U and weights about 60Kg..
"Get out your re-enforced asbestos pants, sysadmins, it weighs in at 5.5 kilograms"
Reinforced, surely ?
Re: Pants.
No, they used to force people to wear the asbestos pants, then they stopped but now that policy is being re-enforced........
Re: Pants.
Over here in Canada (I'm a Brit living abroad at the moment), it still amuses me to see clothes shop signs saying such things as "Black Pant". I imagine a dog sitting there with its tongue hanging out.
Yeah, I know it's technically correct, but my native lingo puts me mostly in mind of the under- variety.
This beast sounds much more like a (server software) development laptop or a heavy duty demonstrator than anything any more "normal" user would ever think appropriate.
More RAM.
It's all going to ram. Simple as.
When it's quarter of a terabyte RAM, with a dozen USB3 ports to SSDs then I'll be impressed.
Demo box
Years ago I worked for a company whose Big Thing was some heavy duty image crunching done in a big Data Centre. We ran a demo in Excel one year and had to do the processing on normal laptops locally which took a hell of a lot longer than the real world scenario of doing it online in the Server Farm which kind of took a bit of the gloss off our otherwise well received offering. Something like this would have been perfect in that scenario. It would also work brilliantly for client site demos or proof of concept work.
Also it'd make a banging gaming rig!
Seams like a very useful tool, to me. It' ain't a laptop, for sure. However, if you consider one of it's intended purposes, as a sysadmin myself, I'd like to have one of these. Consider the scenario: You're a sysadmin in a company that supports 50-100 SMBs and primary schools, each of which has one or two small servers at most. So now, you're supporting maybe 150 servers that have between one and two processors. Many of them will have only 16GB RAM. Some will have even less, given that they support only 5 users. They probably have 1-2TB of data at most. You buy one of these and install a Hyper-V environment. Now, when on of your 150 servers has a hardware failure, you pick up your "Portable Server" and walk into their office, the wind blowing through your hair as you rip of your suit to reveal your latex Super-Tech underwear as you come to their rescue. You plug in your Portable Server and, using one of the Hyper-V guests that you have pre-prepared, you restore their backup (which you check rigorously and frequently) and, within a short space of time, your client is back up and running, while you drag their 5 year old beast of a server off to the scrapyard. You now have a week or two to build a replacement server, rather than a day or two. Lots less stress for you, lots less stress for your client. Success all round.
Yes, as a sysadmin supporting lots of SMBs and primary schools with small scale servers, I'd love to have one of these!
Demo server...
Yes, there is a use... running live demos... currently we wheel about a small rack with a couple of older servers and a rack ups - this would do a similar job, but fit in a bag and produce less noise in the conference room...
but - it wouldn't be as powerful and with all the gear needed, mics, pa, etc the space saved wouldn't be quite so dramatic...
and... an i7 laptop could be specced to do the same job in this disposable data environment
Look, no flight case!
I know of a couple of companies that would see a lot of benefit from this.
Emergency drop-in replacement,
Desktop development rig to avoid tooling networks,
As above, demo unit,
Maintenance tool.
The return of the luggable?
Seems like my Amstrad PPC640's great great great great great great great grandson. And about as hefty.
what does it get on LinPack?
Anyway, "server replacement"? An Amazon EC2 instance doesn't weigh anything...
Well, so long as you don't mind Amazon peeking at everything you do and potentially stealing your idea.
A lot of the higher end Schenker Notebooks offer most of what this does at a lot less cash.
The cure
Obviously the cure for a present painful forced OS platform migration is to build into the plan another future painful forced OS migration. This future pain can be acquired from the vendor of your present pain.
Nice to see people building higher end systems again
...instead of flooding the market with more identical spec crap. It also costs less that either of the last two Dell rack servers I bought. Only slightly more expensive that an Alienware, (or VooDoo back in the day) and without a funky alien head.
If I was still running a site with more than 5 racks I'd get one for a crash cart. It would have been great for trade shows too, but the 1 network port thing is a drag.
Think dual SFP ports to patch into a 10G racktop switch or storage.
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No matter what season it is, every Friday is Big Orange Friday. Check out the new Big Orange Friday video starring WUTK radio student DJ Trennie Williams and senior lecturer Debbie Mackey of the Department of Management, with a special appearance from Coach Butch Jones.
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The University of Tennessee is turning a longtime Friday football tradition into a year-round celebration. "Big Orange Friday" encourages all members of the Volunteer family, wherever they are, to wear orange each and every Friday to celebrate and support the university. Big Orange fans are invited to share how they're wearing their orange by taking to social media and using the hashtag #BigOrangeFriday on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Watch the Big Orange Friday video for some inspiration−and some Friday fashion tips.


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Lady Gaga Rocks a Keytar
Lady Gaga is known for tickling the ivories at her shows. The piano is her instrument of choice. But the Mother Monster is also fond of the keytar, which is obviously a variation of her favorite musical toy. The keytar itself is not a cool instrument by any means, but when Gaga straps one on while on tour, the cool factor is upped in an instant.
Lady Gaga Gifting One Fan at Each of Born This Way Ball Shows With Monster Pit Key
Lady Gaga's little monsters are the keepers of the keys to her kingdom! For her Born This Way Ball world tour (which launched today, April 27, in South Korea), the Mother Monster will be giving a replica gold skeleton key necklace, which looks like the pink-haired, tux-wearing, skeleton version of Gaga from the 'Born This Way' video, to the first little monster in line at all 110 shows.
Lady Gaga Grabs a Drill, Works on Born This Way Ball Stage
A good boss is one who won't ask employees to do things she wouldn't do herself — and judging by a photo Lady Gaga tweeted, where she takes a drill and works on the massive, majestic Born This Way Ball tour stage, the Mother Monster is a terrific boss. She gives new meaning to hands on, joining her crew in the assembly of the stage.
Adele Knocks Lady Gaga From Top Gay Icon Spot
Lady Gaga + Britney Spears Exchange Cute Tweets Over Thermos
A thermos was all it took to bring Lady Gaga and Britney Spears together on Twitter yesterday (April 18.)
Lady Gaga + Producer Zedd Had the Magic Touch When Meeting
Lady Gaga found a new collaborator and tourmate in the form of DJ/producer Zedd, who remixed the title track and 'Marry the Night' for the remix reissue of 'Born This Way.' The man known as Zedd , who was born Anton Zaslavski, had a fairly simple meeting with the Mother Monster and the chemistry was instant. It was as though they had the magic touch when they met.
See Lady Gaga's Born This Way Ball Tour Stage
Nicki Minaj 'Irked' by Lady Gaga Comparisons
Wigs and over-the-top stage costumes are not enough of a reason for Nicki Minaj and Lady Gaga to be compared to one another… At least not in Minaj's mind.
Lady Gaga Honored at GLAAD Awards
When Lady Gaga declared "No matter gay, straight or bi / Lesbian transgendered life" in her anthem 'Born This Way,' the LBGT community took those words to heart. Last night (March 24), Gaga nabbed the 'Outstanding Music Award' honor for the album of the same name at the 23rd annual GLAAD Media Awards, which were held in New York City.
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Lady Gaga Says Born This Way Foundation is for 'Youth Empowerment'
Let's get one thing straight. Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation, which she launched last month with her mother and Oprah Winfrey at Harvard, is not an anti-bullying foundation. It's a youth empowerment organization, which are two very different things. The Mother Monster clarified those key details in a '10 Questions' chat with Time magazine.


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He was was widely known as an author, a scholar and a priest who challenged authority, but Father Andrew Greeley could also cook a delicious hamburger and teach a kid how to get up on two water skis.
That's how his niece remembered him Tuesday.
"He'd teach us kids how to water ski, and he'd cook us hamburgers that he called 'uncle burgers,' " Greeley's niece, Laura Durkin, said Tuesday outside Christ the King Church in Beverly, where Greeley was being waked.
Greeley died Thursday. He was 85 and had been in poor health since 2008 when he was thrown to the street after his coat got caught in the door of a taxicab that was pulling away.
Several graduates of the 1960 class of Christ the King grade school remembered Greeley as a young parish priest who came to the parish in 1954 and taught them religion before becoming an iconoclast.
"We were growing up with an old image of God," said Ken Brucks. "You know, the God with the beard who was pointing the finger, the mean God, and he totally reversed that and brought in a different image of a God of passionate love who cared about every individual and was totally forgiving, and he said when you receive communion all is forgiven and it was a totally new day and a new start and that's the way life is and go for it."
Greeley helped organize and run a youth dance for teenagers one Friday a month in the school basement at Christ the King, and was liberal with his car keys.
"If one of the teens needed to run an errand he'd let them use his old black Volkswagen Beetle," said Jim Merrion. "He figured, 'what else can they do to it? It's already beat up.' "
Family members accepted condolences as Greeley's body lay in a wooden casket. He was dressed in white vestments with a rosary placed in his crossed hands.
A steady stream of priests filed into the church Tuesday, including Pastor Michael Pfleger of St. Sabina parish.
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Good, authentic Mexican in Manhattan?
Hey all,
I'm looking for (as the title may imply) some good quality, AUTHENTIC-style Mexican food in the city. No "Fresh Tortillas", Caliente Cab Co., or anything otherwise made overly bland for the gringos (like myself, haha). I used to live in Chicago and you could find fantastic Mexican/burrito places all over the city and suburbs. I've pretty much gotten used to traveling to Astoria now, as that's the only neighborhood near the city where I've found consistently good places - one in particular, a deli/restaurant called Tulcingo IV (off the Broadway stop) has been especially great for years. Can't say enough about that place. That said, I'm looking for some more options w/ less of a commute, given that I'm no longer anywhere near Astoria. I also am a fan of the Taco carts on 96th and Bway, and on 14th St. and 8th Ave, though their selection is obviously more limited. Thanks!
I have the same problem as I grew up in Northern California. The Queens spots you mentioned are great. I really like Florencia 13 on Sullivan Street (its very LA and not amazing Mexican food but certainly very good by New York standards. Also Telcingo del valle on 44th and 10 Ave is very good. Definitely try Florencia (really good tacos).
re: n_larusso
Tajin is pretty good. The same owners (if I am not mistaken) also have the higher-dollar, more comfortable joint La Bamba a couple of blocks away. This being said, I enjoyed my tacos at Tulcingo del Valle on Saturday more than I've enjoyed many meals at Tajin and Bamba.
I just moved to NY from Texas a month ago. I desperately need answers to this question!!! :)
i know it's a hike, but taqueria y fonda on amsterdam and 107 is amazing. it is a total hole in the wall but probably the best mexican i've had in new york. the vegetable burrito comes with actual vegetables like spinach and carrots and broccoli in it, and you can get brain tacos if that's your bag. and it's cheap enough for non-trustfunded columbia students.
re: ginagee
As another Chicago ex-pat living in NYC, I feel your pain, joeyz. I've also traveled a bit in Mexico seeking out the best food (is there any other kind of travel, really?).
I second Taqueria y Fonda. Their tortas are the best I've found so far in the city. It gets a lot of Columbia students seeking burritos, which is too bad. Their other dishes are far more flavorful and authentic. It helps that I live only a few blocks away.
In the same neighborhood, a bit further south, is Noche Mexicana at 102nd and Amsterdam. Don't be put off by the bagged chips they serve you, their chalupas and chilaquiles are some of the best in the city. Service can be slow and spotty however.
I'm also a fan of El Paso Taqueria on the east side, on 97th between Madison and Park. Great chilaquiles there as well.
In Spanish Harlem, I like El Tapatio on 116th just east of 3rd Avenue - wonderful Pozole. I haven't explored as much of this area as I would like but I suspect many gems can be found here.
Mexican Independence Day is coming up (Sept 16th) and in previous years there has been a wonderful street fair on 116th between 2nd and Lex where many, many food vendors set up shop. I stumbled upon it a few years ago and it reminded me of the street festivals in Mexico City.
And then there is the Sobres y Ruedas taco truck on 96th and Broadway, which you've already discovered. Best for tacos and tamales, I think. But you already know about that.
re: ginagee
I personally thought the burritos at Taqueria y Fonda were awful. Filled with lettuce and gummy cheese, dry tortilla, no whole beans, etc.. I'd stick with tacos and tortas since I agree their meat is pretty decent.
re: a_and_w
i stopped ordering the giant burritos once I realized how amazing the rest of the food was.
re: AndrewOG
I don't think it can be considered a burrito...it's really a pile of food covered with a tortilla. I was sorely disappointed when I ate there, high expectations from all the rave reviews. All I got was a soggy styrofoam box which i couldn't just pick up and sink my teeth into...
But i think i'll have to go back and try their tortas
re: ginagee
I would have to disagree with ginagee about y fonda. I am a Columbia student and grew up in LA and I found this place mediocre at best (and extremely overpriced for the quality.....$13 for so-so enchiladas at a whole in the wall restaurant where the food is being cooked right in front of you is not a good bargain).
For good authentic Mexican, you can either
1) go to Tulcinco del Valle http://www.villagevoice.com/nyclife/0...
2) Go north of 100th street. There are, or at least used to be, a lot of places on 116 St near 3rd av and on 3rd av south of 116. Others on columbus and Amsterdam just north of 100th st. And a few on Amsterdam around 145 street
3)Go to Jackson Heights, where you'll find my favorite. A few days ago I had pig's feet in a rich, thick chipotle-flavored red sauce. They also had a special of goat's rumen sauteed in blood... which I've had before and is also great (a lot better than it sounds
re: Brian S
big thumbs up for noche mexicana on w102 and amsterdam. the toq and fonda place others have mentioned is indeed a huge favorite among many. please, please, please don't let anyone talk you into mama mexico. just read the reviews on menupages.
re: Brian S
Several nabes I forgot
1 Just south of the Port Authority bus terminal are, or at least used to be, several Mexican places that serve workers from the Garment district
2 a small Mexican nabe in the South Bronx around 139 Street and Brook Ave
3 and of course Sunset Park in Brooklyn
re: Brian S
I went looking for Mexican restaurants today in the South Bronx and found quite a few:
re: Brian S
I went walking along 3rd Avenue yesterday and all the Mexican places on 3rd Av I referred to above are gone. But 116th Street is still going strong, at least 4 Mexican restaurants on the block betweeen 2nd and 3rd, plus a taco stand outside a store selling Mexican rodeo outfits and cowboy boots.
I also grew up in Chicago in a large Mexican neighborhood and have come to love authentic Mexican food. Though I'm no authority, I've learnt to ignore the claims of authority from most "gringos" as you say. (especially the Californians -- yeesh! just because you have a lot of Mexicans in LA doesn't mean you know what their food is like) My Mexican friends took me to Spanish Harlem for some of the best in the city. One can walk through the neighborhood to scout out different flavors, but we used to go to one repeatedly on Lexington near 110th. I believe it's called San Francisco de Asissi. There are a few other good options in more convenient areas: Telcingo del Valle, if I remember correctly, is authentic. BrianS knows his stuff better than most.
We finally find THE TACO PLACE in Manhattan, Thanks to Mr. Darin Bresnitz. (www.dinnerwiththeband.com) You have no idea how long it takes and how many places we have try in the city and every time results in disappointment. How come all the self-proclaimed "Authentic Mexican" places have Jerk Chicken on the menu? That's not even Mexican, that's Jamaican dumb ass. The closest we got is El Maguey Y La Tuna on Houston but that's not cheap ass. And that's why I am in total ecstasy when I discover Tehuitzingo.
This Mexican Deli Taco joint is named after Tehuitzingo, a municipality located in the Puebla province in Mexico. Since most of the Mexicans in New York came from Puebla that has its own cuisine and culture, Tehuitzingo offers a comfy, friendly and great traditional food for the homesick Mexican workers. When we are there, there is a lonely hombre drinking 12 packs of Corona by himself, relaxing and keep feeding the jukebox full of Mexican Norteño music.
We are not talking about Tex-Mex here, we are talking about tacos that are as authentico as you can get on the street in Mexico. Trust me, Young drives cross-countries from San Francisco to Mexico to El Salvador for months. Here's the list of tacos we keep chowing down until I feel like I am impregnated:
CARNITAS ($2)- deep-fried pork seasoned with garlic, thyme and oregano and cooked in lard, crunchy texture with juicy meat, Excellente!
ENCHILADA (AL PASTOR) ($2)- marinated with a blend of different spices and gravy, then slowly cooked with pineapple and onion on top, I dunno why they call it Enchilada but its obviously Al pastor, anyhow I am not Mexican but this is absolutely Muy Delicioso!
BARBACOA ($2.50)- not only where the term barbecue originated from but also means slow cooking a whole sheep on open fire. In this version, marinades are not used and sauces are not applied until the meat is fully cooked, resulting in a Goat taco with great flavor and a bit dry in texture. Muy Bueno!
LENGUA ($2.50)- beef tongue slow cooked with spices (usually boiled), in their version they pan seared a bit to give it a charred crunchy surface, Mi Favorito!
CHICHARRON en SALSA VERDE ($2)- fried pigskin in green sauce makes with Tomatillos, chilles Serrano, garlic, onion and cilantro. Its all fat and skin, too heavy unless you are preparing to get wasted. Bueno Para Conseguir Bebido!
CABEZA ($2.50)- head taco, head of a cow steamed over night, the bones and gristle removed and the meat shredded and stirred with its broth. The meat is well-cooked without much grease because its all steamed away. Hacerme El Drool!
BISTECK ($2)- Great beef taco that I cannot remember how it taste anymore and all I remember is I drank 3 Modelo and ate 4 tacos already. All I can recall is Uno Más Uno Más Por Favor Mamacita!
They also serve Menudo (beef tripe soup that fixes your hung over) on Saturday. This place is a real BYOB, basically you Buy Your Own Beer there at the deli and drink it there, we pay $2 per can for Modelo. And last, you don't have to but please be sure to tip the Mamacitas in the kitchen well, they are more hardworking than you.
For the earlier review by Mr. Darin Bresnitz here's the link:
re: youngjung
Thanks for this lovely report. I remember that Tehuitzingo was closed for a while, good to see it back. Also note that it is a few doors away from Tulcongo del Valle, so you can visit both places on the same trip!!
re: Brian S
Port Authority bus terminal really I have to check it out!
thanks for the tip
re: youngjung
They might be long gone. I know a really good one on 9 Av and 38 closed years ago. I think there was one on 39 or 40th just west of 8th ave, and there might be others on those Garment District side streets.
re: youngjung
I walked there today just to check it out. On 39th street between 8 and 9th Ave, I saw three places, and a fourth on 38th.All the places look really authentic. I got a menu from one of the places, which I do believe is the first authentic restaurant I had ever seen, when it was new back in the 80s. Now it's old, but the menu lists a lot of good dishes like Mole Poblano, Pipian, and Adobo de Puerca Rojo.
Rinconcito Mexicano
307 W 39 st
(212) 268-1704
re: youngjung
Oh I am so there. And thanks for the pix.
re: youngjung
re: youngjung
if you're gonna go to tehuitzingo, you might as well go to tulcingo (1 block south, dining area, and they speak english)
Try Tehuitzingo Grocery (i think this is the correct spelling) on 9th or 10th Ave between 46, 47th street.
Great, they expoanded with more seating next door. Make sure they serve you the homeade hot sauce with chips, excellent guac and had prok ribs in a red sauce with nopales. My friend had Red Mole chicken, that looked serious.
re: MatawanChick
Dos CAminos is neither good nor authentic.
re: Nick F.
I find Pio Maya frustratingly lackluster. I wanted so bad to like it but most every dish has left me disappointed because of it's mediocrity. It's hard to pinpoint but their meats tend to be too dry and most dishes seem to lack in overall flavor.
re: billyeats
Try their Pio combination, the roasted chicken, probably their best item. Also, the Tortas are not bad.
re: Nick F.
Tulcingo has a web site: http://www.tulcingorestaurant.com/
Although it is more Mexican upscale, the food at Maya on 1st ave and 65th st. is fantastic. My family tried it for the first time a week or so ago and we had one of the best meals we've had in a while.
Sunset Park has a LOT of authentic Mexican food, Corona/Jackson Heights has a huge Mexican population, El Paso Taqueria at 104 & Lex is good, authentic, but has already been "discovered" so it's often crowded.
Taco Taco on 2nd and 91st (I believe) is really good. They have great soft tacos. Plain and simple good Mexican food!
re: sugakc69
didnt rosa mexicano close? a few months ago
re: AndrewOG
Yes. I think it's pretty mediocre.
re: AndrewOG
i go there quite often. it's far from "great", but it doesn't suck, like most other nyc mexican "food". you still have 2 days left on their "cactus" festival....i had catfish tamales with cactus recently. not sure how mexican catfish is... :-)
I'd strongly encourage everyone to go to the red hook ballfields for all sorts of mexican treats. expecially the huaraches and pupusas. other than that there are a couple of places in the east village on 1st ave between 2nd and 5th streets that are pretty decent. puebla and downtown bakery. you can find them on menupages.
re: artfuldestruct
A quick note of thanks to youngjung for suggesting tehuitzingo in hell's kitchen. I went on saturday and was tremendously impressed with the depth of flavors, quality of ingredients, and overall authenticity of the tacos. It's recommendations like this - the "bourdain-ian" recommendation to the "rachel ray-ian" recommendation of dos caminos or rosa mexicana, if you will - that make chowhound such a valuable site. Thanks again - fantastic!
The Daily News did a listing of great Mexican in the city recently including a lot of CH favorites and some new options: http://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle/....
re: JungMann
Maria's in Park Slope (3rd ave. and Union St) is a higher end, really good mexican restaurant. i grew up in Dallas, TX and i just took my whole family there and everyone loved it.
re: demigodh
lol everytime i try and go there it is closed! am i crazy(don't answer that!)...
Toloache seems to be a new place. Went there for dinner. Got the Mole Chicken which was very good. I usually don't order Chicken when going to a restaurant.
re: kcijones001
Mexico Lindo isn't very authentic, IMO.
I'm a transplanted Austinite, and the only food I've had that has shown any sort of authenticity was at Rico's Tacos in Sunset Park — 51st and 5th Ave. So real, cheap and delicious. They play norteño on the stereo and cannot speak a word of English.
I question that there is any authentic Mexican (at least to my Chihuahuan-interior sensibilities) in Manhattan. Maybe California-authentic, but does that really count ?
re: cmballa
There are any number of "authentic" Mexican delis/takeout places uptown. My understanding is that almost all of them feature Poblano/Southern Mexican food, which might not come across as familiar to people who know Southwestern or Texican kind of cooking.
I had a great barbacoa of goat at a little takeout place with six tables on the 158th St. block of Broadway called La Fiesta Guadalupana II two weeks ago. Also little/no English spoken inside by employees or patrons. Nevertheless, I got very gracious and friendly service, huge portions and the green sauce served with the meat was condiment heaven.
As for the Manhattan standards of Mexican cuisine (Maryann's, etc.) ... No, not all that authentic nor all that great, either.
There's a taco truck at 14th Street and 8th Avenue but only after 8pm that I think is pretty good. I also remember a truck on 103rd St and Broadway that was better than the 96th St one. I went to the Red Hook ballfields for the first time recently and thought the vendors were great. I had that yummy roast corn with lime, cheese and chili. I still haven''t checked out the Jackson Heights Mexican places (of which there are many) because I love Indian food so much that I always eat that when I go there.
About 5 years ago I used to buy tamales from a woman selling them out of a shopping cart right near Port Authority on 8th Avenue. I've looked for her recently but she seems to be gone.
I've often seen the dreaded fajita on menus at Mexican restaurants, but I've never noticed the apparent plethora of places serving Jerk Chicken.
So the preparation of tacos is so inherently difficult that it saps 100% of the taco maker's life focus? They're precluded from possibly learning a few words of basic English, have I got that right? If you're not greeted in Spanish, if the servers understand such complex phrases as "3 chicken tacos please", it can't possibly be the real thing?
If Shakira or Juanes is playing on the jukebox rather than nortenas, that's a sign you should head straight for the door? If nortenas are replaced by merengues or bachatas after you've placed your order, you can just go ahead and dump your carnitas and barbacoa into the trash untouched?
Anyway, I've been to those 2 places in Hell's Kitchen people have been mentioning, they seem to be about on par with some of the better tacos I've had on Roosevelt Ave in Queens. I like how the place a little further south includes all the trimmings like the radishes and guac, I believe the tacos there would ordinarily cost just slightly more than their competitor to the north, but I insisted my guacamole be prepared tableside, so 3 tacos cost me $28.
I grew up in Los Angeles, so I hear you. I can't find much that tastes right. (I was all excited, at one point, about a place in Brooklyn that had "L.A.-Style Tacqueria" painted on the building, but... nope.
The arroz con pollo at Baby Bo's tasted right, at least as of a couple of years ago. The rest of the menu seemed a little New Yorky, but if you're in the neighborhood, it's worth checking out.
Also, if you ask a mixed group of Texans and Angelenos about "authentic Mexican," you're going to start a fight about which is correct. (And neither side is really eating Mexican.)
I really like Barrio Chino in the LES. In terms of dishes on the menu and flavor it is very authentic. The prices are also reasonable by Manhattan standards.
I just posted a list of the daily specials at my favorite Mexican restaurant. If, gentle reader, you still believe that you can't find authentic Mexican food in New York City, just look at this list and it will change your mind.


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WELSH fell to an agonising defeat against unbeaten league leaders Greyhound on Saturday when conceding a last minute converted try.
The hosts knew they faced a tough task going into the game, especially considering Greyhound had comfortably beaten them earlier in the season.
However, from the outset the larger Welsh pack took the game to their opposition which seemed to catch them by surprise.
Daz Wade sent a penalty through the posts but the hosts responded with two of their own to edge ahead.
The contest was certainly being hard fought and it threatened to boil over but the referee gave out two yellow cards to try and calm the situation.
This seemed to give Welsh added impetus though and following good work by the forwards, Matty Richards crashed over from short range.
Greyhound proved their attacking threat when scoring a try in the corner from the first real attack but Welsh led 13-11 at the break thanks to a try from a quickly taken penalty from the impressive Adam Bond.
Both sides scored tries in the first five minutes of the second half, Welsh's effort being converted by Wade, and they went on to dominate the next 25 minutes whilst producing some of their best rugby of the season.
Their forwards took the game to the opposition, dominating the scrums and line-outs whilst the backs created plenty of chances, particularly through strong running centres Bond and Reynolds.
Bond scored his second try when fly half Wade spotted a gap on the blind side and Wade scored himself following another impressive forward drive.
That was followed by McLoving following up a long kick ahead to score an opportunist try and with just under 15 minutes left Welsh appeared to be in control.
The tide began to turn slightly though when they lost a player to the sin-bin and Greyhound took full advantage to score two converted tries.
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Welsh had to be satisfied with two losing bonus points but if they can continue the standard of play shown for the majority of Saturday's encounter they will have a successful second half of the season.
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Forgive our jealousy, but country singer Chuck Wicks is the new boyfriend of Julianne Hough, an all-time favorite of The Hollywood Gossip staff. The aspiring singer and Dancing with the Stars contestant confirmed as much herself.
"He's just a great guy! He's awesome and really, really talented," Hough told People Magazine of her new man. "I'm having a great time getting to know him."
The singer/dancer is a virgin, of course, so she hasn't gotten to know Wicks on a biblical level just yet.
Chuck Wicks is dating Julianne Hough. Have we mentioned how much we hate Chuck Wicks?
Hough's debut, self-titled country album hit No. 1 on the country charts when it was released in May; she and Wicks have been exercise pals on the road.
"When we play amphitheaters, we'll run up and down the stairs," she said. "And all of us – all the bands – bought bikes and we go mountain biking and we'll go to amusements parks and things like that."
With the new season of Dancing with the Stars set to premiere next month, might time apart spell trouble for this new couple? Hough is confident the answer is no.
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how could you hate chuck wicks just look at those beautiful brown eyes
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Welsh bass-baritone Bryn Terfel and Maltese tenor Joseph Calleja recently spoke to BBC Radio 3's In Tune about The Royal Opera's Faust.
Rehearsals have been underway for a couple of weeks and - though now all in full health ready for opening night - illness struck the members of the cast during rehearsals, including soprano Sonya Yoncheva: 'I had to do all my lovemaking scenes with a 32-year-old Australian called Greg who stood in for Marguerite!', Joseph told presenter Suzy Klein.
The two singers spoke about the challenges of singing in French:
'I love to sing in Welsh and English. German music too, but I don't often have an occasion to sing in Russian or French so it's always lovely to return to them and to be taught how to sing them,' said Bryn. 'Singing in French is very difficult but these are hurdles you have to overcome with hard work and dedication.'
'I do speak French but my vowels are occasionally too Italianate because of the way I studied; but we have a wonderful coach who gives us notes all the time. She's tough but in a nice way,' said Joseph. 'French is a lovely language - it's so romantic and fulfilling to sing.'
Joseph, who is making his debut in the role of Faust, has found elements of the characterization challenging:
'The main difficulty of the role is acting as an old man in the first act, and having all that anger towards God. My very Catholic mother is coming to see one of the performances and I'm sure she'll chide me for conjuring Satan! Yesterday my girlfriend paid me the greatest compliment - she told me that she didn't recognise me when I came on stage in the opening bars. She only recognized me when I opened my mouth and sang.'
Bryn sang the role of Méphistophélès at the production's 2004 premiere. Suzy asked him if he had trouble returning to it after performing so many roles in the intervening decade:
'I remember it all. When something makes sense in your mind and your soul, you remember it. Sometimes movements bring back words and colours so sitting on that box of magic once again brought back memories. It's a wonderful production. I haven't sung in Faust since, so to hear the reaction of the audience is interesting. Hopefully it develops too as you have different colleagues in the cast and a different conductor. I feel much more comfortable in the role than in 2004.'
Following his performances in Sweeney Todd in New York, Bryn joked that his mindset is very in much the mould of the lyric stage's darker characters: 'I go to my local restaurant and they ask if I'd like coffee: 'Grr, Yes! Oh, sorry...'
Bryn and Joseph also told Suzy the identity of their musical heroes.
Faust runs from 4–25 April 2014. Tickets are still available.
The production is a co-production with Opéra de Monte Carlo, Opéra de Lille and Fondazione Teatro Lirico Giuseppe Verdi, Trieste, and is given with generous philanthropic support from David Hancock, Spindrift Al Swaidi, Martin and Jane Houston, Mr and Mrs Christopher W.T. Johnston, The Tsukanov Family Foundation, The Connoisseurs' Series and The Friends of Covent Garden.
The Royal Ballet's Giselle was screened live across the world on 27 January as part of our Live Cinema Season 2013/14. During the relay a series of backstage films were shown, featuring rehearsal footage and interviews with the cast and creative team. In case you missed them last night, or just want to find out more about Giselle, here they are again:
Corps de ballet rehearsals for Giselle
Follow the corps de ballet as they rehearse for Giselle with Ballet Mistress Samantha Raine. The corps play the Wilis - girls who've died of a broken heart. First Artist Nathalie Harrison and Annette Buvoli, the Company's youngest dancer at 18, explain the complexities and challenges of the scenes involving the corps.
The Romance of Giselle
Producer Peter Wright rehearses with Natalia Osipova and Carlos Acosta and discusses the story, the characters and legacy of the ballet.
A Giselle digital guide is available to buy containing specially selected films, articles and exclusives to bring you closer to the production. This performance of Giselle will be released on DVD in autumn 2014.
The next relay as part of the ROH Cinema Season will see The Royal Opera's Don Giovanni screened live around the world on 12 February 2014. Find your nearest cinema.
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Last night, The Royal Opera's Parsifal was screened live across the world as part of our Live Cinema Season.
The screening also included exclusive backstage films during the intervals, including an introduction to the opera and glimpses into rehearsals with Antonio Pappano and tenor Simon O'Neill. In case you missed these last night, watch them again:
The screening follows the launch of the ROH's Wagner appeal, which raises funds to keep Wagner's operas alive.
Read audience reaction to the live cinema screening of Parsifal, and add your thoughts
Find out more details about the Live Cinema Season 2013/14 and sign up for the ROH cinema newsletter. The next live screening will be The Royal Opera's Parsifal on 18 December.
The Royal Opera House Cinema Season is supported by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.


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Our collective jaws dropped around the iVillage offices as the verdict was read: Casey Anthony was found not guilty of murdering her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee. They dropped again after she received her sentence at a July 7 hearing -- though sentenced to four years in prison, Anthony will actually be released from jail on July 13, 2011
Of the seven counts against her, Anthony, 25, was found not guilty of first-degree murder, aggravated child abuse and aggravated manslaughter. She was found guilty on all four counts of providing false information to a law enforcement officer, for which she was fined $1,000 and one year in prison for each count. Since Anthony has already served nearly three years in an Orlando prison, Judge Belvin Perry worked with prosecution and defense lawyers, along with the department of corrections, to determine Anthony's actual release date after applying credit for time served and good behavior. Though the date originally projected was closer to the end of the summer, it turns out that Anthony will be a free woman on July 13.
For seven weeks we have been watching the trial as the case unfolded. Caylee Anthony disappeared in June 2008, but it wasn't until July 15 -- a full month later -- that she was reported missing by Cindy Anthony, Casey's mother. She called 911 saying, "I found my daughter's car today and it smelled like there's been a dead body in the damn car."
Throughout the trial, prosecutors painted Anthony as a hard partyer and presented evidence of premeditated murder: Besides Internet searches for chloroform on the Anthonys' home computer, traces of chloroform and signs of human decomposition were found in Casey Anthony's trunk. The defense shot back that the forensics on this evidence were shaky, and introduced an alternate scenario: Caylee accidentally drowned in the family pool, and out of panic, Anthony's father, George, got rid of the body and Anthony covered it up.
Pressing on over the holiday weekend, defense attorneys argued against the state's case, and ultimately the jury delivered a not guilty verdict.
Our message boards where iVillagers are weighing in on the verdict; the iVillage Facebook page and Twitter streams are also lighting up with reactions.


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The three-year agreement is the first-ever multi-year sponsorship of the Chicago Transit Authority's First Day of School Free Rides program. Sun-Times Media is contributing more than $150,000 to the program, designed to promote first-day attendance for Chicago Public School elementary and high school students.
March 20, 2012
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It was 70 years ago today.
This is the SS Jeremiah O'Brien. She was present at D-Day, making many Channel Crossing to support the effort.
She was almost scrapped, but was lovingly restored and she even made the trip from San Francisco back to Normandy for the 50th anniversary.
She's moored at Pier 45 in San Francisco and can be toured.
Well, it's now been eight years since I quit smoking.
Recently I was by someone buying cigarettes. They asked for four packs. The bill was $28.00
When I quit eight years ago, that's what I was paying for a carton, ten packs.
I am so glad I quit smoking, both for my health and for the money saved over these eight years.
Equal pay has been the law for 51 years. This one is supposed to allow people to ask how much other people get paid. And sue if the employee found she were making less than another employee. If I were working now and anyone asked how much I made, I'd tell them, "It's none of your d@mn business." There are so very many reasons why Employee A might be being paid less than Employee B when they're doing the same job on paper.
What makes it different is different people, with different skills, different interests, different ambitions… And that applies to anyone regardless of sex, race, ethnicity, what-have-you. Even two people doing the exact same job on paper will do it differently and may garner different compensation. Employee A and Employee B have been on the job for the same amount of time. They have the same experience. They started at the same rate. But Employee A does the very minimum required. Employee A clocks in and out exactly on time every day. Employee A never volunteers for special projects. Employee A grumbles whenever asked to do something that isn't in the job description. Employee B shows initiative. Employee B asks for training in other aspects of the job. Employee B volunteers for special projects and doesn't mind covering for another employee out sick or on vacation. Employee will stay a few minutes late to get the job done instead of leaving it until the morning. Employee A doesn't deserve a pay cut, but there should be no issue with giving Employee B a raise. Or giving an annual increase at the bottom of the range to Employee A, and giving an increase at the top of the range to Employee B.
The above is the same regardless of race, sex, religion, ethnicity, age, disability, sexual orientation, or whatever "protected" status one might fall into. What I hate is when people are "protected" and then behave like Employee A above, because they can. Then, if there's any adverse action to the employee, the employee can sue and say it's due to his or her protected status. All the costs to defend are on the Employer. Even if the adverse action (no raise/promotion, less of a raise, whatever) had no connection to the status, but to the actions (or non-actions) of the employee.
I have a corned beef in the crock pot. And yes, corned beef and cabbage is an American Irish tradition, not an Irish Irish tradition. It's still very, very good.
I have Guinness, Harp, and Southwick red in the house and ready to go. And a wee dram of Jameson's as well.
We celebrate our Irish heritage in our house.
It's time to Spring Ahead! Daylight Saving Time is once again upon us. Time to lose an hour's sleep! At 2 am it's time to set the clocks ahead to 3 am. Or, just set your clocks ahead before you go to sleep if you don't want to stay up so late.
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This combination made with undated photos provided by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department shows Jerad Miller, left, and his wife, Amanda Miller. Investigators are looking into whether the Millers, who shot and killed two Las Vegas police officers and a third person over the weekend, had been at Cliven Bundy's Nevada ranch during a standoff earlier this year, police said Monday, June 9, 2014. (AP Photo/Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department)
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) - Indiana authorities say the married couple who police say killed three people in Las Vegas had lived in the Lafayette area before moving west.
Lafayette Police Chief Patrick Flannelly tells WLFI-TV Jerad and Amanda Miller lived in the area for a time. He issued a news release saying his officers informed the parents of 22-year-old Amanda Miller and the mother of 31-year-old Jerad Miller of their deaths.
Tippecanoe County Sheriff's Office booking records for Jerad Miller showed arrests since June 2007 for criminal recklessness, pointing a firearm, possessing and dealing marijuana, possession of a controlled substance, and battery.
Las Vegas police say the couple had lived there since January. They say the couple shot two police officers at point-blank range Sunday and a third person at a nearby Wal-Mart.


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November 28, 2014
Visitors to seven state recreation areas will be allowed to touch off fireworks on Independence Day, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.
Branched Oak State Recreation Area (SRA) near Malcolm, Memphis SRA near Memphis, Fort Kearny SRA near Kearney, Fremont SRA near Fremont, Two Rivers SRA near Venice, Pawnee SRA near Emerald and Wagon Train SRA near Hickman will permit fireworks to be used from 8 a.m. until midnight on July 4 only. Signs at recreation areas will point the way to where fireworks may be used, and their boundaries will be clearly marked. Use of fireworks elsewhere on state areas or at other times is prohibited.
Only fireworks approved for sale in Nebraska by the state fire marshal are permitted and visitors must pick up expended fireworks and deposit them in appropriate containers.
A park entry permit is required for all vehicles entering SRAs.
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