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- MarlboroMan Apr 29, 2013 12:12 PM
Oh well, my thread got locked. And I don't have the key.
I thought Joon Joon brought up an interesting point.
I bought a pie today. Plain large 16" pie. The regular price is $12.95 plus tax, though I saved $2.00 off that because it's a Monday only pick-up special. Another place was $14.00. Pizza used to be cheap. I remember just a few years ago being able to get this same size pie for $8.00.
If I wanted to add toppings to that plain pie, yes, the cost would be approaching $20.00. But at a chain, there's usually a deal where I could get one or two pizzas with multiple toppings for around $10.00. My point is, not everyone can necessarily afford paying "local prices." (Joon Joon aside). :)
The pizza was for my wife and kid. I don't even eat it. :)
Stefano's in East Brunswick has a Monday night special where the time you order is the price you pay for a pizza. Order at 6:18 and pay $6.18.
The plastic pizza chains are open pretty late, and you can order online without ever talking to anyone. They do quite a bit of business after 10pm. And on a good night, depending on where you live, they can usually beat their own time in under 30 minutes.
Not saying anything to the quality or taste, but they do have their processes down to a science, and the market is supporting at least two out of the 3.
And to be honest.. most of their customers probably wouldn't be found on this site.
re: coldsolderjoint
And actually.. I didn't get a chance to say in the other thread, but the guy who owns most of the Domino's Franchises in Monmouth County is a local guy. He's built his business up over the past 25 or so years, and he employs' hundreds of local folk. Love it, hate it, or be indifferent. Your really not hurting Dominos in Ann Arbor Michigan, the first pocket hurt is the local guy, his managers, and his drivers.
Actually, coldsoldier, you would be surprised-- (as I was). I'm sure there are chain pizza touters here, because there are very vociferous McD lovers here.
I once dissed McD's on a thread about french fries, and there was a huge outcry of how great McD's is. (go figure!)
Personally, even the mom n pop pizza these days is mostly awful, and the chain pizza is even worse. Main thing is the dough, it's thick and soft, horrible for a pizza.
N.B. Some Mall pizza is up to $4 a slice. I suppose the ingredients cost has gone way up. Remember when bagels were 40 cents?
I about died the last time I was at Maruca's in Seaside for pizza. Slices were almost $3 each (and they are small slices) and a whole pie was close to $30.
Folks, if you want to compare the prices at various pizza places, that's fine, but please don't use this as an opportunity to restart the chain/anti-chain discussion from the previous thread. Thanks.
Dont know area you're from but in bergen county there are a few pizza places that have "specials" 2/16.00 large plain pies,they're not the absolute best here in the area but very good,And for the best places a lg round pie is 11-13.00 per,i Remember 2.50 for a large plain,4.00 for the sicilian pies.the price equals most an hour of work someplace to buy that pizza.Everything is so expensive now...........
My wife and I had dinner at Vic's in Bradley Beach on Friday night. We shared a tossed salad ($6) and a 14" (large) pie with 3 toppings ($20). A pint of Bass was $5. The salad was truly awful, and the pizza only fair - well below what we'd enjoyed on any prior visit. We ate at the bar, the scene was fun to watch - we got a show with our dinner. The place was jammed at 7 when we got there, and jammed when we left after 8.
re: OGguy
Vic's doesn't make a bad pie. I'll walk outta Nunzio's in Long Branch after a large with sausage and peppers along with a round of sodas for $17. Then I throw the original Snookie ( a real sweetheart) the remaining $3 from my $20. Is it the best down here? Nope, but it's a good pie.
It's the same with Freddie's, Tony's or Tuzzio's in that same town - a vg pie. Luigi's in Little Silver or Ocean Twp with the latter take out only (and if I recall rated very highly in Genoveese's Star Ledger pizza crawl a few years back). Vesuvio's in Belmar, Brothers in Red Bank, Lobster pie at Val's in Rumson. Sea Bright Pizza when they get back on their feet (fingers crossed)
Good pie - fresh ingredients - locals enjoying our own little bit of heaven. It's what makes the Northshore of Monmouth County unique as we're not reliant on chains of any sort (Bobby Flays sucks hindtit when it comes to burgers down here; what we don't have is great ethnic eateries) But thank God, that we're NOT East Brunswick, or that we're not the Route 9 corridor through Freehold. And we're most definitely not Rte 17 in Bergen County. Little towns, quirky characters, and friendly year 'rounders. There's even room for the chains for families with small kids, stoned HS kids ordering for delivery or transplants from Ohio (lmao).
re: joestein
You are correct, sir. That Dusal's (there are so many of them) has the BEST meatballs, though. They are just so.. finely textured is the best way I can describe them.
Good deal, but often I don't want two pizzas.. I just want one. However, I'll still keep that in mind. Thanks!
re: MarlboroMan
I wish I would have read that before I ordered the 2 pizzas last night. I would have gotten meatballs on 1 of them instead of sausage.
I like the 2 pizza deal because I get toppings on pizza and my family only likes plain.
re: MarlboroMan
I noticed my buddy Frank over at San Remo at the corner of 79 & Tennent Rd. sold. He was there for at least 15 years and he made a solid pie.
I also like Trattoria Rustica up the road in Matawan next to Starbucks.
The place on 79 & 520 in the Wa-Wa plaza (it's been through a half dozen owners in the past few years) is always good for some "exotic" slices etc. And further up 79 near 18 in the strip mall with the post office is a good place as well. Attilio's? I'm not at familiar with the Rt. 9 corridor of options but the Rt. 79 area has several decent options for good pizza.
This may be a tad OT, but have any of you heard of this before?
The Pizza Principle
"In 1980, New York patent lawyer Eric Bram correctly predicted that the city's transit fare would increase. He explained his reasoning to the New York Times: "Since the early '60s, the price of a slice of pizza has matched, with uncanny precision, the cost of a New York subway ride. Right now, it is impossible for any discerning New Yorker to find a decent slice of pizza for less than 60 cents. The 50-cent fare was doomed."
He was right. In 1960, the fare was 15 cents, and so was a slice of pizza (a regular slice, mozzarella and tomato sauce, no toppings). In the early 1970s, both rose to 35 cents, and the two continued to rise together. By 2002, pizza had risen to $2 in midtown, while the fare lagged at $1.50; sure enough, the fare rose to $2 the following spring, after eight years without a change.
In 2003 the subway system switched from tokens to MetroCards, finding them more efficient in a digital age. "Who knows if the fundamentals of economics will hold?" Bram asked.
They did. As the price of pizza rose, the fare followed it, rising to $2.25 in 2009 and to $2.50 in 2011. "Don't ask why," wrote Clyde Haberman, who tracks all this in the Times. "It simply is so, and has been for decades."
Personally, I think that with the price range for pizza, at least the norm, being rather "tight" -- why not just buy what you like (even if it's a few bucks more). What are we talking about here, 10%? 20%? 33%? I am not spending anyone's money or trivializing how much a few bucks might mean to some people, but if you are buying a pie and you consider it a treat -- get what you like.
Today, for a pie, anywhere between $12 and $16 sounds about right. Start to add toppings and you are looking at $15 to $22 maybe.
re: MGZ
Especially for your likes, dislikes, etc. For many, it's the "more" -- I drive "more" for food and things I like. I pay "more" for food and things I like. And so on.
You can find the exception -- the "great deal" or something of the like. You can find the "bad" deal as well.
I think people get hung up on semantics, the exception, and often forget that different people have different likes and dislikes, tastes, etc.
re: ELA
I Agree drive alittle bit more,pay a couple bucks more,because that's what it's gonna cost you to buy from your favorite pizzerias,s*cks prices are so high in these tough times,luckily in northern bergen county my family & i actually have like 5 or 6 favorite places,where we all agree the food is great,the others around are sometimes cheaper with specials to lure you in,others dont bother and their pizza isnt even close to our favorites in taste,so we usually spend the extra 2 bucks and enjoy our pies.
re: cantbeatgoodfood
I remember back in around 1963 when our favorite pizza joint, Central Pizza on Main St. In Somerville NJ, raised their slice price a nickel to 30 cents each. A whole large plain pie had been under $2.00. We bitched and moaned, but we got used to it. 50 years later and things haven't changed much except, back then, there was great pizza to be had all over the place. These days, I make my own.
re: grampart
Grew up in Queens. I remember that we paid 15 cents for a slice and 10 cents for a coke. Like you, I make my own now.
Prices have and will continue to go up because people pay it. I have less of a problem with the increased cost as I do with the fact that so few pies are worth anything anymore. There are probably 50-100 pie joints within 5-10 miles of my house, and I like the pie from exact 1 of them. Even from that place, it's only the wood-fired with fresh mozz/toma/basil.
Love Bleeker Street pies in NYC, but can't find that consistently crackly crust in NJ so easily.
Good special, and a decent crispy crust pie, which is an anomaly in this area. About 98% of the pizza here sucks, IMO. Nothing like Patsy's here.
But at Bob's Thin Crust Pizza, they have a pie for $7.95 on Mon-Wed. Tappan, NY, just steps over the State line.
The thread that won't die (and I wish it would). As some of the latest posters have indicated, what's the big deal of spending a couple of more dollars or traveling 10 or more minute for a vg pie?????
All that nostalgia as to what a pie cost back in the day is an abdication of memory (yeah, I remember when one could get a large plain for $1.05 at the Hillcrest Tavern up the street from the house when I was a kid - and it was a good pie. Or was it???????
Prices and pizza - destined to go on forever here. Imagine getting $3 for a slice - I do it without thinking for those places that I know have good pie.
Pizza and prices ad nauseum.....who woulda thunk that you would need the jing that a couple of Cadillacs cost in the 60's just to buy a VW Bug today - Imagine that.
re: JustJake
I think you're onta somethin', Jake. Inflation indeed sucks, though, you must admit, it's sometimes fun to remember gettin' dollar slices on Monmouth Street or three fingers of weed for twenty-five bucks? Then again, as I subscribe, "you get what you pay for". . . .
re: JustJake
"Most of the time it's just sealed in my silver mine or mind????"
Or, both?
re: MGZ
WTF is 3 fingers of weed? I've been involved in plenty of shady sh*t in my life, but NEVER have I heard weed or anything besides an elixir, measured in "fingers".
This most be some old money Monmouth County thing going on....I can imagine an 18 yo MGZ "Yo.....give me 3 fingers of weed and a slow pour of 2 fingers Courvoisier VSOP"
re: jrvedivici
In the 80's, a "three finger bag" was a phrase used to refer to, roughly, a quarter ounce. Most guys who sold were just stoners and didn't have a triple beam. Three fingers was a commonly agreed upon rough measurement.
As to cognac, I'm from the blue collar Manasquan of old. People in this town fixed houses in Spring Lake or Colts Neck, took trains to Red Bank to see movies, fished from row boats, and mowed their lawns themselves every Sunday (some of us still do, actually). My Dad and his wore badges for a livin'. First time I ever tried VSOP was when I was in School and being recruited for a job. I choked it down and asked for a Jameson's the next round.
re: MGZ
See point made, us Middlesex County kids could only buy "dime bags".
Courvoisier, Jameson's etc. blehhhhhhh. Nothing worse then when someone thinks they are doing you a big favor by buying you a snifter of Louis.......save yourself about $70. and pour me a nice 150 year Grand Marnier.....that's more my speed.
re: jrvedivici
In Hunterdon County, when we talked of buying quarters, it meant 4 ounces.
Louis and the old Grand Marnier are both wonderful.......when it's someone else pouring/buying. Kinda partial to the Dew myself.
re: grampart
Love the Dew.
re: grampart
I'll go out on a limb and safely assume the "Dew" is not a reference to Mountain Dew, of late scrutiny for the most "racist" commercial ever made. (Side note, can a commercial or anything for that matter, be racist, if it was created by a person of the same race they are lampooning in the commercial?)
This is a reference to Tallimore(?).........never had it but that's the closest I can come up with.
re: jrvedivici
Tullamore is the only Dew.
re: grampart
And the real folks drink Bush Black ... ;-)
re: grampart
I'm cool with most any Irish after dinner. Paddy's is my favorite, though.
re: jrvedivici
Well, I'll meet you on the GM after a big dinner.
Lately, the mention of Middlesex County always makes me think of White Rose. Can't you figure out a way to set up an outlet of that place in the Manasquan Diner? I promise to get at least two burgers and a pork roll sandwich each week - plus whatever Mrs. Z is willin' to eat. Moreover, I will post the most influential comments on this Site that the NJ Chowhound Board has ever hosted. Oh, and I have local friends . . . .
re: MGZ
Are you suggesting to take the Committed Pig head on? I've had their pork roll egg and cheese and it's pretty solid, I've also heard many good things about their burgers, although I have never been for lunch.
Were you at the breast cancer benefit at the Firefly this past Saturday?
re: jrvedivici
Well, I think you're right about the competition. It ain't my money, so it's all just sh*ts and giggles to me. As a 'hound, I'd say I much prefer the burgers at White Rose to those at the Pig. As to PR sandwiches, there are five places in town that make 'em. Not gonna be a money maker. Telll you what, next time you come to Manasquan, bring me two or three White Rose cheeseburgers, with onions, and I'll never mention this subject again, OK?
As to your other question, we donate to benefits routinely, but almost never attend. That one was no exception. The thought of seeing Julianna Racid in person almost made me wanna stop drinkin' my tequila . . . . Almost.
re: jrvedivici
I recently was "return the favor"-ed with dozens of hours outta the water scallops. The fisherman says he's lookin' for a "direct to restaurant" deal since the wholesalers are only offerin' diminishin' returns. What about a Jersey Po' Boy Diner? Nothin' but fresh local seafood for the sandwiches - scallops, oysters, lobster, fluke, and striped bass? It might be hard to find the right bread, but I'm sure it's possible.
We could do pizzas as a loss leader;. Charge like $5 for a pie? I mean, when's the last time you had a solid, white, scallop and lobster pizza? I've made a red sauce pie with striped bass. Hell, I even once wrapped a fluke filet around some chopped lobster meat, added fontina and fresh oregano for a calzone. (I guess we gotta charge a bit more, but come on, doesn't it make you hungry?)
Oh, and we'll need solid Boardwalk fries - I've got that covered. Also, If you make it worth my while, I'll perfect my "corned beef into pastrami" recipe and barbecue thirty pork shoulders a week. Think about it - the rueben calzone? The pulled pork Po' Boy?
re: MGZ
***Sigh***.......sounds like someone has been giving this a LOT of thought.
FYI, I make a surf and turf pizza....thin sliced (think carpaccio thin) filet mignon, lump *crab meat, drizzled with bernaise and topped with crumbled blue cheese. This will slightly exceed the $5.00 price mark.
*Edit, crab not as previously posted "grab meat"
re: jrvedivici
I've never had "grab" meat, but I'm into the idea of that pie!
And, so you know, when it comes to food, I always give it "a LOT of thought"'
re: jrvedivici
Yep. Makes me sad to see it empty every morning when I walk by.
re: jrvedivici
So, what about a pork roll and fried scallops sandwich. It would be like the Jerseyfied fusion of bahn mi and a po' boy. We need a baker!
Call the place "Leave Your Expectations at the Door".
Back on point, I got a bar pizza the other night at Maria's for five bucks. Nice happy hour special. Filled me up fine.
re: jrvedivici
Keep in mind, when I went to RBC, the old man only paid around $1,500 a year. In those days, it wasn't the fancy school your kids go to today. The Nuns could swat us and the girls had to wear nasty polyester skirts. However, since there were almost three females to each male, I didn't much mind the train rides (or the girls who couldn't wait to get outta them itchy skirts). God Bless those poor mama's boys who got driven to CBA every mornin' - I'm sure they're makin' big bucks on Wall Street today, but I wouldn't trade those years with 'em for anything.
re: JustJake
Very good points. Agreed. Ice cream, pizza, and so on -- different people like different things. Some will pay more for what they like, others will buy anything, convenience, shop for price, and so on.
I travel further every time I go for pizza and I also pay more. That's me. I don't begrudge anyone else who doesn't.
re: JustJake
What, exactly, is "an abdication of memory"?
Mancini's Brooklyn Pizza, in East Brunswick --- I don't care what it costs - it's hands down the best pizza EVER!!! - the thin crispy crust lets you appreciate the wonderfully fresh ingredients on the pie.... and their other entrees are also fresh and delicious. I have found the service to be very friendly and accommodating.... this place has spoiled me so that I don't want pizza from anywhere else!
re: foodieiam
When I first read your post, I thought you were referencing Michaelangelo's over there by Edgeboro in EB - which makes a good pie. Their Grandma's is my favorite.
While I will do anything NOT to travel this highway', there are times when it can't be avoided.
Tice's Lane & #18 - I'll definitely by pass my only taste of pie in EB and try this place.
Been away from NJ longer the I can remember but still have dreams about the pizza the old man brought home from some dive close to the New Brunswick train station whenever he had a winner from the horses and went to cash in his tickets... Say what you will about NY pizza and well you should but a good NJ plain pie is what I still pine for. Is there any place left in NJ for that awesome, cheesy, oil dripping down your arm pizza still to be had?
Go to Manhattan .This was a couple of years ego and I don't know if the war is over.
"In the amped-up war of commerce and 75-cent pizza on the Avenue of the Americas in Midtown, a perilous moment is approaching. Circumstances suggest that ravenous New Yorkers might soon witness 50-cent pizza, 25-cent pizza or, yes, free pizza" NYT march 30, 2012
re: angelopat
Can't say I'd likely consider a $30 round trip to Manhattan even if the pizza slices are free...
Seriously speaking, A Mano in Ridgewood has a buy one get one free on pizza and panini on monday and tuesday.
I thing this is one of the best deals around considering the quality and the fact you can bring your own wine.This is Neapolitan style pizza cooked in a 1000deg wood burning oven.You won't see this advertised anywhere.Just call and ask
Last Night went for a pie,a New High GEEZ $17.00 for a Sicilian Pie!! Prices are out of control,Soon they will hit $20 bucks for a pizza,Thats Crazy!


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Who's already thinking about a glass of wine this fine Monday morning? Well, there's much to look forward to this week. The 27th Annual GrapeFest in historic downtown Grapevine runs this Thursday through Sunday, September 12 through 15. In addition to wine, there's also live music, cooking demos, wi ... More >>
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WOONSOCKET- Jean M. (White) Gagnon, 69, of Roberts St. died, Friday, March 29, 2013, in Landmark Medical Center. She was the wife of the late Gerard R. Gagnon Sr.
Born in Whitinsville, MA., daughter of the late Everett and Mary Ellen (Fisher) Gagnon.
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hi, wondering if anybody can help me please
I am completly new to vb6, so any help would be much apprecciated
basically I have wrote several vbscripts that do various things, and i wanted to create a user interface with vb6, just simple command buttons that run the selected script
can somebody help me please?
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Started by De Reszke , Jan 16 2004 06:06 PM
Posted 16 January 2004 - 06:06 PM
Posted 16 January 2004 - 08:10 PM
I currently have:
Private Sub start_Click()
shell ("c:\program files\cv1.vbs")
End Sub
but no luck
Private Sub start_Click()
shell ("c:\program files\cv1.vbs")
End Sub
but no luck
Posted 16 January 2004 - 09:22 PM
Try this:
Private Declare Function ShellExecute Lib "shell32.dll" Alias "ShellExecuteA" (ByVal hWnd As Long, ByVal lpOperation As String, ByVal lpFile As String, ByVal lpParameters As String, ByVal lpDirectory As String, ByVal nShowCmd As Long) As Long Const conSwNormal = 1 Private Sub start_Click() ShellExecute hWnd, "open", "C:\Program Files\cv1.vbs", vbNullString, vbNullString, conSwNormal End SubThat should work. If for some weird reason it doesn't, mess around with this:
Shell ("start C:\Program Files\cv1.vbs")I don't know if the inclusion of the word "start" or "run" makes a difference.
Posted 17 January 2004 - 08:48 AM
Thankyou very very much, much appreciated
It worked a treat!!!
It worked a treat!!!
Posted 23 January 2004 - 02:35 PM
The easiest way I found is
Shell "explorer c:\program files\cv1.vbs"
Shell "explorer c:\program files\cv1.vbs"
Posted 28 January 2004 - 09:00 PM
A snippet of code that checks for the file you're about to launch. It's helpful in those sort of apps, especially if you deploy to end users.
Now for your button pressing. (Btw. Give items useful three letter prefixes. Command buttons get cmd etc, List boxes get lst, etc etc.)
Public Function FileExists(testFile As String) As Boolean On Error GoTo noExist Dim fn As Long fn = FreeFile Open testFile For Input As #fn Close #fn FileExists = True Exit Function noExist: FileExists = False End Function
Now for your button pressing. (Btw. Give items useful three letter prefixes. Command buttons get cmd etc, List boxes get lst, etc etc.)
Dim Path as String Private Sub cmdCv1_Click() Path = LCase$("C:\PROGRAM FILES\CV1.VBS") If FileExists(Path) = True Then Call Shell(Path) Else MsgBox "cv1.vbs was not found." & vbCrLf & "Loading aborted.", vbCritical, "Unable to load cv1.vbs." End If End Sub
Posted 28 January 2004 - 09:22 PM
ok www.experts-exchange.com
should help u a lot.. if not this board..
should help u a lot.. if not this board..
Posted 01 February 2004 - 08:27 PM
Thanks very much you guys, you have all been very helpfull
I have now sorted it!
I have now sorted it!
Posted 02 February 2004 - 03:46 AM
best place to start with n00bie coding is buy a book, specifically on visual basic.. (6 or .Net) what ever u have.. or library, or many places on the net.. www.pscode.com for samples. snippets or tutorials..
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Growing plants and vegetables from seed is among the most rewarding things a gardener can do. Anyone can successfully grow lush, vibrant plants with the helpful information and gardening techniques found here. Beginners will appreciate the easy-to-follow instructions, while experienced gardeners will value the host of special tips and tricks, as well as the more than 150 color photographs. Whether your interest is trees and shrubs, annual or perennial flowers, bulbs, houseplants, or vegetables, you'll get great results every time. You'll find the best ways to choose viable seeds, how to harvest seeds for your next crop, ways to avoid animal damage, and proper seed storage techniques.
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How to complain effectively on Twitter
Venting may feel good on Twitter, but will it accomplish your goal of getting better customer service? Yahoo Tech's Rafe Needleman has tips.
WASHINGTON -- The first thing many people do after receiving lousy customer service is tweet about it. Venting in 140 characters or less is evidently cathartic.
"It's very rewarding to get angry on Twitter, because you get a lot of people reflecting that anger back," says Rafe Needleman, editorial director with Yahoo Tech.
Needleman says companies realize the importance of including Twitter and Facebook as ways to interact with customers and reacting to dissatisfied consumers.
In his article, 7 Tips for Getting Good Customer Support on Twitter," he points out that customers who complain about customer service can get very different outcomes.
As WTOP first reported, Comcast apologized after Ryan Block recorded his frustrating attempt to cancel his cable service.
Yet, a Minneapolis man and his family were asked to leave a Southwest Airlines flight after he tweeted his complaints about a particular boarding agent.
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The king of customer service complaints
Needleman went to the expert who has fielded more than his share of angry customer ventings -- the man behind the Twitter account @comcastcares from 2008 to 2010.
Frank Eliason was a fixer, Needleman says.
"I resorted to tweeting to this account once and was amazed by Frank's careful handling of issue. It turned around my opinion about Comcast overnight," says Needleman.
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=M= says: excellent video and nice track, I like the synth arrangement. Reminds me of Vadim Tur - "Star Attraction" (that video was fixed by the way) and Enigma. This was Russia's Top band in 2008. I admit I never heard of them before. (I despise the annual Eurovision Songcontest nonsense they participated in, as I just read on myspace) and I don't really follow the Russian music scene to be honest, my days only have 24 hours, so where would I fit it all in ;)Check out their myspace page for more information.
Note: the myspace title given was "Dishi". I got it from their official channel there, where it was posted today. The correct title should have been "Dyshi" (meaning: Breathe)(see below)
From wikipedia:The band was formed in 2006 by Maxim Fadeev, a prominent Russian music producer, and consists of Elena Temnikova, Olga Seryabkina and Anastasia Karpova, who replaced the former member Marina Lizorkina. Serebro (meaning: Silver) is currently one of the most popular Russian bands; they released their debut album Opiumroz on 25 April 2009.
"Dyshi" (meaning: Breathe) is the second song released in 2007 by Russian girl group Serebro. Due to their first song being called Song #1, "Dyshi" is often referred to as "Song #2".
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Yes satin dresses and their pretty sister, silk dresses are classy and feel great but for a buxom lady they require caution. Indeed any sparkly dresses or tops carry the same warning tag for the busty sisterhood - 'What not to Wear'.
Now that is not to strictly say you should not wear them, quite the opposite; you simply need to be aware. Aware that they catch the light and instantly draw the eye.
As you can see, light catches the eye on silk dresses and immediately draws the eye. Yes I know the Indian actress Rakhi Sawant is showing a lot of cleavage but ignore that and look at the effect of the shiny material.
Similarly with satin dresses. As ever Sofia Vergara looks gorgeous and is a role model for big busted women. Now this picture raises an important issue. If the whole outfit is the same shiny material the eye is not drawn to the chest.
Below I demonstrate the same principle for sparkly dresses as satin dresses. It is not a honing beacon for your bust if the material is the same throughout.
Shar Jackson certainly sparkles but your eye is not drawn anywhere in particular on her top. Even the famous bust of Miss Dolly Parton does not immediately draw your eye in one of her rhinestone and satin dresses.
"All that glistens, is not gold".
That boy Shakespeare knew a thing or two about fashion, oh and he wrote some good plays too!
The best way to explain this is by showing some examples.
Men In Black 2 & Sin City Actress Rosario Dawson knows exactly what she is doing wearing a silk top.
Satin and silk tops catch the light and therefore draw the eye. You can of course forgive a Hollywood actress as she has to battle other glamour-pusses on the red carpet to attract the cameras.
You just have to think, do you want that attention? Possibly at a party it might be okay but during the day? At work?
The red top is an even better example of this problem. What this whole site is about is de-emphasizing the bust. It is just as important for a lady who is top heavy to understand what not to wear, as to understand what works well.
Dolly Parton regularly wears glitzy outfits. Now do not get me wrong, I am a Dolly fan. She is however fascinating in that she wears very modest necklines and yet by wearing tight, gleaming material she ensures you do not miss those curves.
She talks of dressing "trashy" and jokes her look was inspired by the 'town tramp' but she is a very smart operator and knows exactly what she is doing. Oh and if you want to read more on Dolly Parton fashion simply click the link.
Another very important issue with glossy or shiny material is that it has the effect of making the outfit seem larger. It may be an optical illusion but it is generally not one that works in your favour. It is a bit like the fact that you appear fatter when on television.
As I repeat many times on this site, the word broader or larger are not words you want to be associated with your chest.
One final thought. You do not want a glitzy top but do want some glamour. How about a glitzy cardigan or jacket but a 'plain' blouse beneath?
Did you like this page, did you learn something, maybe it reinforced you own views? I want to give as much (hopefully helpful) advice to the busty sisterhood as I can.
Please remember, we are all different. You may like to wear certain clothes and styles which I am suggesting that you should not. That is your absolute right. Do what makes you feel good. This site undeniably goes for the more modest approach because I feel all busty ladies already know how to be more racy if they wish.
It would really help me improve the site profile if you would click the Facebook 'Like' button. Pretty please! Susan
Catherine Zeta Jones demonstrates how shiny material catches the light. Just picture your own boobs and the effect they would have.
Sofia Vergara in a satin dress.
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The KA-TREG is a standard shaped, soprano ukuele and features a Jamaican flag design. You can find the tenor version of this ukulele here.
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