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The Cardinals bring experience to the playoffs in a big way. From players to caches they have all been in the big game. They made it to the Superbowl last year and have a Superbowl MVP at quarterback and coaches that all have rings from previous jobs. That kind of leadership can lead this team back to the Superbowl.
The Cardinals will have to win some road games if they are going to make it to the big game, but that is proably just fine with them. They have one of the better road records in football. They are 6-2 on the road and they have won against some quality opponents and winning on the east coast and that has hurt them in the past.
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Why the Cardinals will not win the Superbowl:
This Cardinal team won the west but this was division that did not have any other team above .500. The Chargers, Colts, and Saints have more wins than the rest of the west combined. Because of this the schedule for the Cardinals has been a weak one and they will get a much tougher test once they hit the playoffs.
Kurt Warner led this team to the Superbowl last year but the truth of the matter is he can get hurt. Just one hit from a defensive player and this team will go from a contender to a pretender really quick. The Cardinals will have to protect him at all costs if they want to advance through the post season.
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They kill themselves by causing way too many penalties that give the other teams good field position. They rank 28th in the league in the amount of penalties that they have and it is tough to back a team like that in the playoffs.
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Recorded & Transcribed 2009, Updated Transcription 2010
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Question: Is this the longest time period each of you has been married?
Reed: Yes. Each of my previous marriages did not last beyond 6 years. Now, Ginie and I are entering our 28th year.
Ginie: Yes. My previous marriages did not make it as long as Reed's did.
Question: What do you think has been the secret to success for your marriage?
Reed: First, we really love each other. Second, I think the secret for us is being together 24 hours a day and saying loving words to each other throughout each day. I love the 24-hour commitment. It has been the most positive influence in my life overall.
Ginie: I think success in marriage is a day-by-day experience and it can never be taken for granted. There are no guarantees in any marriage; but I believe the best glue is kindness to each other. After one of my seminars in California, a woman said to me, "I have attended several of your seminars and listened as you and your husband set up the room before the seminar, not even aware I was just outside the door. I was impressed by the way you and your husband talk to each other."
Something else I think is relevant is that Reed and I laugh a lot together. We rarely fuss and when we do, it is short-lived.
Question: Are you religious as a couple?
Reed: We attend the Episcopal Church. We say prayers together every single day; and we make a dedication statement to each other, too.
Ginie: It is interesting that we were both Episcopalians when we met; so we both already had exactly the same faith. It feels as if our life together has been a spiritual journey.
Question: Are you political and do you mind if I ask about your politics?
Ginie: No, not at all. I am a swing-vote Independent. I think each party should have to vie for my vote, not take it for granted. I have voted in both parties at different times, depending on what I considered best for the country at the moment. I am the only one in my family to be an Independent. I do not understand why one party hates the other. They lie about each other to gain power and the country suffers for that. To me, the two parties are like Yin and Yang; we need both parties to keep the pendulum from swinging too far in either direction.
Reed: I mind a little, I guess. When I grew up I voted the way I was taught to vote. After I experienced many sides of life, I realized we may have equal opportunities by law, but not everyone has equal abilities by birth. A mentally deficient person or even a slightly below average person cannot make savvy investments for their own retirement. Even average and above average individuals and some well-educated, intelligent people may not be able to invest knowledgeably for retirement. Wall Street has proven in the recent crash that it was too corrupt to be trusted to do the best for individuals without supervision. Charities to help people have as much fraud and abuse as government programs; so as an American, I trust our imperfect government programs more because their aim is to protect the average guy. I guess that makes me a Democrat. I respect other people's views. My wife is an Independent and I respect that. We do not argue about politics.
Question: Did you think your marriage would last this long?
Reed: Yes, I did. I knew this marriage was different for me and I wanted it to last forever.
Ginie: I felt this one stood a good chance of making it. We have been happy and we are still happy together.
Question: How do you celebrate your anniversary?
Reed: We make a big deal out of it. We spend the whole day celebrating. Romantic cards, gifts, love notes.
Ginie: We celebrate it differently, each year, so it has an element of discovery. Sometimes we celebrate in Charleston, SC where we honeymooned. And we have spent our anniversary in Quebec, Canada, in Stockbridge, MA, in New York City, in Newport, RI, in Bangor, ME, in Cour de Alene, Idaho. The one constant we have is French cuisine because we had our wedding dinner at French Fortnight at Neiman-Marcus in downtown Dallas and that was one of their last fortnights.
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The year Reed and I married (1985) Neiman's Fortnight (2 weeks) was all French. Everything was from France. They flew in a top French Chef to prepare the most wonderful food.
I really miss Fortnight and wish Neiman-Marcus would bring it back!
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The 2014 Atlanta BeltLine Annual Bicycle Tour was a great success!
Saturday's Atlanta BeltLine Annual Bicycle Tour was a great success! The sold-out event, organized in tandem with the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, had 500 riders on two routes that traced Atlanta BeltLine corridor and surrounding neighborhoods. Riders met up at Historic 4th Ward Skate Park, with Snyder Cycles on hand to provide pre-ride bike checks. Participants were able to fuel up before the ride with coffee provided by Condessa Coffee and mini-muffins from Highland Bakery.
The Full route was a 27-mile ride that took participants along the entire Atlanta BeltLine corridor, through 45 Atlanta neighborhoods and nearby parks. Highlights of the 27-mile route included the Eastside Trail, the Ormewood Ave railroad bridge, D.H. Stanton Park (and splashpad), the Oakland City Urban Farm site, the West End Trail, Washington Park, the Northside Trail, Tanyard Creek Park, and Piedmont Park.
The shorter, 16-mile East Meets West ride led participants along a section of the Eastside Trail before heading to the Atlanta BeltLine's west side. Some highlights of the shorter ride included the Sweet Auburn Historic District, Adair Park, the West End Trail, Mozley Park, the Lionel Hampton Trail, Washington Park, Centennial Olympic Park, and the Freedom Park trail.
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- Address:
1331 second ave
New York, NY 10021Neighborhood:
Upper East Side
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.bottegany.com/
- Phone: (212) 288-5282
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 3:30pm
Dinner: Daily: 4:00pm - 1!:00pm
Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 11:30am - 3:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Carlos Contte
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from Bottega
There is a neighborhood feel to this friendly Upper East Side Restaurant. Old fashion cuisine, exceptional wine list and warm attentive service. Bottega Restaurant serves fresh, flavorful upscale Italian dishes prepared from the finest ingredients. If you have a special occasion to celebrate, or a business meeting, our menu offers more to choose from. We look forward to sharing our passion for good food and warm service and welcome you as our guests.Continued
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Bottega reviews from OpenTable diners
50 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.3
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (34)great for outdoor dining (15)good for groups (12)fit for foodies (11)special occasion (10)great for lunch (7)notable wine list (7)kid-friendly (6)romantic (5)great for brunch (4)hot spot (1)Show More
- Great find in the neighborhood.OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 11/20/2014I don't know why we have not been to Bottega before as we only live a few blocks away. We enjoyed the food very much and the service was outstanding. We had a nice, un-cramped round table for our party of five. We will be back! Probably within a week or two.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would Definitely ReturnOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/19/2014Warm and friendly atmosphere on a cold and frigid night. The service was attentive but not pushy, thus very professional. A slight problem with my appetizer was dealt with very efficiently. Would definitely return.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Neighborhood GemDenisenwVIPDined on 11/15/2014I was looking for something near the hospital for dinner, read the reviews of this restaurant and took a chance. What a great find, just as described by everyone's reviews. It was wonderful to walk into the cozy, warm dining room! The service was excellent, the food was delicious and the ambiance was just perfect. I will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great neighborhood placeOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 11/14/2014We were meeting friends from out of town and needed an eastside location the restaurant was perfect Friendly staff good menu and the food was excellant Would definitely recommend itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Like FamilySueKVIPDined on 11/14/2014We have eaten dinner here almost every week since Bottega opened. They have gone out of their way to respond to our food sensitivities and make us welcome. The food is really good and consistent. The service is terrific and they are very attentive. We take all out out of town friends and relatives here and recommend it without hesitation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent hospitalityalnycDined on 11/9/2014Gracious, friendly staff and service. Reasonably-priced very good food, particularly Linguini alla Vongole.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Birthday CelebrationOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/1/2014I loved Bottega. The room is bustling and very pretty. Service was very attentive. The grilled octopus and branzino were fantastic. We were treated really well, and the staff made it really special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SpotAnaHissnauerDined on 10/31/2014We needed a restaurant to dine with the kids after Halloween Trick or Treating. It was perfect. Great food, fantastic service. I highly recommend!Special Features:
- Fantastic best italian in the areaZviDonatVIPDined on 10/30/2014Visited once, enjoyed so much that now eat two time a week, fantastic vine listSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic italian in the area!ZviDonatVIPDined on 10/22/2014Very italian food, fantastic service, wine prices are normal ... Very good resturante!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice FindHate2cookVIPDined on 10/13/2014Been passing this restaurant for sometime and decided to give it a try. From the moment we walked in til we left, service was friendly and welcoming, food was very good and portions quite ample. My only complaint was that the special fish was $12 more than any of the other fish items on the menu. Many restaurants do this, but I really think it should be pointed out. Prices in general are in line with other comparable restaurants, until you get to the specials. I had the salmon, which was a regularly offered dish and it was excellent. My friend had the special halibut, which was equally as good, but not worth a third more. I would, however, definitely recommend and I will go back.Special Features:
- Comfortable, pleasant serviceFlacoDined on 10/11/2014Great place to meet friends, come together with family for a moderately priced meal. Several big round tables will seat large groups make a change from the cramped space at most NYC restaurants. Service is friendly and attentive. The food is dependable. Solid wine list with a bias towards Italian reds. Reasonable parking in the next block up on 2nd Ave.Special Features:
- Nice place for dinnerFirsttryDined on 9/24/2014We had a very pleasant dinner, the evening was quiet, which allowed us to hear what we said! Food and service were good.Special Features:
- Authentic ItalianFoodieNJDined on 9/24/2014Not a veal parm joint, this Italian eatery is more refined, classic Italian. We had nice salads and fish dishes. The service was attentive. Outdoor sidewalk seating is available. A nice local spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service/Great Food!JerryinokcDined on 9/20/2014We found this restaurant to be a great find! The service was outstanding...attentive, yet not intrusive. Our waiter had a great sense of humor! The food was equally outstanding. The portions large but had that home-cooked feel. Honestly, especially in NYC, the value received was incredible. I mostly agree with the other reviewers on sitting outside during "rush hour", but we sat outside and found it not overly noisy. Very family oriented place that is warm and welcome!Special Features:
- Local GemLuv2eatVIPDined on 9/13/2014Have had many many enjoyable meals here. The wait staff is very friendly and efficient. The food always good with creative specials. The Veal Milanese is particularly outstanding as are their fish dishes. Sitting outside is a bit noisy as is most 2nd Avenue locations these days. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good food, friendlySunscreen101Dined on 9/6/2014We liked our entrees very much, which were well-prepared and generously sized. Service was a bit slow but staff was pleasant and helpful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- small thingsquickieDined on 8/30/2014the menu is varied, with good fish choices. the small things--linen napkins, tasty dipping oil, cookies at the end--make a difference. And make Bottega worth returning to.Special Features:
- ExcellentMargieGDined on 8/21/2014Italian food at its best. Waiters knowledgeable friendly and not over attentive but right there when you need. Will definitely return!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good FOOD, many choicesnewyorker10021VIPDined on 8/18/2014Italian restaurant with ample menu items of fish, poultry, beef pasta. Everfything good. it's a great choice in this neighborhood if live there, but also the best choice after visiting a patient at Memorial Sloan Kettering, or New York Hospital. Sotheby's is also close by , so after you have bid for, and bought a treasure there, walk over to Bottega to celebrate.Special Features:
- Good Food and friendly serviceEvelynDined on 8/11/2014I find the food to be good and consistent. It is a comfortable restaurant.Special Features:
- DependableKriegsVIPDined on 8/9/2014After dining in this restaurant many times since its opening I have yet to experience food or service which has been less than satisfactory.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 156 reviews are from the Bottega reviews archive.
- 3 strikes and I'm outdsgnchickVIPDined on 7/9/2014We used to eat at bottega once or twice a month when it opened. Our last couple of meals were disappointing, so we hadn't dined there since the winter. As we like to support our local places, we decided to give it another try. Clearly a mistake. My special squid ink pasta was bland and soggy, and with flavorless fish.It's as if they don't season the food at all. The swordfish was ok, and the avocado salad was nicely dressed. Shocked that my salad fork was returned to the table for reuse ( I had left it on my plate).
- Ecellent RestaurentlobsterDined on 6/21/2014We went with friends, and we all enjoyed the food, and the surroundings. We can't wait to go back. The veal linguini and clam sauce was excellent, and the veal with salad was outstanding. the wine list was reasonable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- convenient and deliciousNYCatDined on 6/20/2014Great Italian food. Attentive waiters. Lovely wine list. However, got an outside table for our group and the noise level from the street was high. Restaurant is located next to a busy local bus stop on Second Ave.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bottega in NYCJannie99Dined on 6/19/2014Bottega was a lovely place to eat dinner. Both the service and the food were great.Prices were fairly reasonable for New York City. One friend had the filet of sole and loved it. Another had 1/2 of a huge serving of pasta primavera and took enough home for dinner the next night. I had the gnocchi which was incredible, so very soft with a delicious sauce! We chose to eat inside as it's very noisy at the outside tables. We shared a serving of chocolate gelato which is one of best I have ever eaten.Special Features:
- Absolutely Phenomenal!JessicaandthecityDined on 5/28/2014My experience with this marvelous restaurant started after a recommendation from my best friend. I was looking for an intimate, elegant, and receptive accommodation to take my most family members after my graduate school graduation. I could never have imagined that my dining experience would have all of said qualities and more. I could not have been more impressed with our waiter, Juan. His delightful personality, professionalism and pitch perfect wine selections made our night feel truly special. My evening was capped off with a visit to our table by the manager, Antoni, who not only took the time to engage us in conversation, he remained attentive throughout the evening. Bottega has now become my absolute favorite NYC restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Restaurantalfresco44Dined on 5/27/2014We were celebrating 4 birthdays and this was the perfect place. It's a charming restaurant with delicious food and excellent service. I've been here a few times and is consistently good. Highly recommended!Special Features:
- Great neighborhood spotBeachcomberVIPDined on 5/12/2014Wonderful neighborhood eatery. Quality of the food and service were excellent. The outdoor seating is very pleasant.Special Features:
- very good and reasonably pricedchasVIPDined on 5/7/2014Early mid week dinner for my first visit. Wonderful food great service very reasonably priced. Will be backSpecial Features:
- A wonderful neighborhood ItalianUESfoodieVIPDined on 5/1/2014Four of us celebrated a lovely birthday dinner at Bottega on a recent weeknight. The staff was pleasant, attentive and professional. The maître-D was charming and the room was spacious and well-designed. Each of us enjoyed our meal immensely. The pasta, fish and meat choices were superb. We will definitely return and bring more friends and family with us.Special Features:
- Great local ItalianlornieVIPDined on 4/25/2014Reliable neighborhood food. Pasta was perfectly cooked . Moderate prices make this a regular go to place with good food and service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/24/2014As usual ----everything was delicious and service very professional!!Special Features:
- I had the experience in diningLilyDined on 4/8/2014I had the experience in dining at Bottega last night and was very satisfied with everything. We sat near the bar on the right side and the decor of the restaurant is appealing to the eye. We enjoyed our dinner very much. The taste and presentation was delightful. I also was very pleased with the managers kindness. He was very polite and courteous which made our evening quite enjoyable. I actually dined here two years ago and was not happy with the manager. Needless to say, I took a chance in coming back because I enjoyed the food and was happy to see a new face. We will definitely be coming back soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We've been to Bottega severalsilverfoxVIPDined on 4/5/2014We've been to Bottega several times - and this was probably our last. The waiters wanted to take our drink order before we even sat down. We were rushed through a very mediocre dinner. Our bill was thrown on the table in a leather case, and picked up by another waiter running by - before we had a chance to look at it or put down our credit card. They try to rush you through dinner so they can turn the table over. Not a nice evening out.
- Early Saturday nite with grandkidsstevieDined on 4/5/2014We were visiting from Boston. We were seated immediately. Service was terrific. Grandkids well take care of by staff. I had swordfish and it was excellent. My wife had baby clams and linguini. There was barely any clam meat in the shells and many were empty. Given the price it was a mixed bag---at least use clams with meat in them.Special Features:
- We love Bottega - have beensilverfoxVIPDined on 3/22/2014We love Bottega - have been there several times - highly recommend itSpecial Features:
- potentially greatPelizaDined on 3/22/2014it looks good, staff is good. But the food is not. Too bad
- A local's perspectiveColleenVIPDined on 2/15/2014Bottega is a solid addition to the upper east side restaurant scene. I've gone a few times now, and have never been disappointed. The decor is great. The walls are filled with wine bottles. It's casual enough that you could wear jeans, but if you felt like wearing a jacket you'd fit in fine that way too. The food is upscale Italian, very well made, but also affordable. I've always had great service. This is a restaurant I will return to again and again.Special Features:
- Service and food were excellent.AnnDDined on 2/8/2014Service and food were excellent. Lovely atmosphere and reasonable prices. Restaurant had a lot of ambience. Would definitely recommend to friends and look forward to returning!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Earlier this month, police confiscated chess gear, tables and chairs that the mostly homeless players. Police say the games had begun to attract illegal gambling and drug sales to an area adjacent to a cable car terminal, which is a popular tourist destination. Nearby merchants had also complained recently about an increase in illegal activity around the games.
On Sunday, homeless advocates and the chess players organized a "chess-in" and played for hours on the city's busy Market Street in balmy, sunny weather with no visible police presence.
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Questions about Sichuan Gourmet
- MrsCheese Jan 31, 2008 11:49 AM
I would appreciate some guidance here- We used to get takeout from Szechuan Bay all the time before the fire (and before we moved out west) and I am seriously missing it. Sichuan Gourmet in Framingham is pretty convenient to me, but I haven't been there yet. There used to be a dish at SB that was the boneless version of what they called "Le Mountain Chicken" - it was basically like popcorn chicken (fried) with dried chilis and also hot green peppers, but not really a "saucy" dish. Do they have something similar at SG? The translated names at restaurants can be so vague, it's hard to know what I'm ordering sometimes. If they don't have that, then is there a bone-in version? Would it be the "Old Sichuan Chicken" on their menu?
If anyone has any other particular recommendations, I'd love to hear them. I've searched the board and come up with a few things. We're not afraid of heat, but I don't like hot just for the sake of hot either, more interested in general flavor. Has anyone tried the Chengdu spicy sausage? I don't think I've ever seen that mentioned. Is the tea smoked duck hot or cold?
And finally: is there anything "Americanized" that's edible? My toddler loves Americanized Chinese food (egg rolls, lo mein, potstickers), but I don't think she's ready for spicy chili sauce or Szechuan peppercorns quite yet.
I think the Chicken you're after is called "Old Sichuan Chicken" at SG, you're right. An excellent dish. Also try their Ma Po Tofu, a great spicy dish with tofu and ground pork, better there (actually I've only had it in Billerica) than anywhere else I've tried it. Also the Fish Filets & Napa Cabbage w.Spicy Chili Sauce.
I bring my kids there and they are happy with the chicken fingers, dumplings and white rice.
Or, it could be the cayenne chicken. My kids eat the pupu stuff there.DC's have had cashew chicken and enjoyed it.
I love the smoky chicken with cayenne, but I too think "Old Sichuan Chicken" is the dish closest to what the OP is searching for: crunchy and spicy, more "appetizery" than entree.
re: pepperboy
Yes, I've had it - it's great, I agree. In fact, Chilli Garden's version is what originally turned us on to the dish. Unfortunately we don't make it to Medford very often anymore (long overdue for a trip to Moultons too).
re: pepperboy
This dish is also available at Zoe's in Somerville under the name "dry diced chicken with hot chilli". The one time I had it, I thought it was hotter than most of the stuff at ECG's hell night.
re: jgg13
I hope it's not inappropriate on the Boston board, but does anyone who's had the Zoe's "dry diced chicken with hot chili" know what this dish is, in origin? Basically I'm keen to understand how you might go about making something similar. It has a really rich flavour that complements the heat but I'm not sure exactly what it is that gives it that flavour.
re: chickendhansak
I haven't had Zoe;s but from other similar dishes like Sichuan Gourmet's, my guess would be Sezchuan peppercorns.
I also think you might be looking for the Dried Chicken with Chili Sauce. The name is a little misleading since there isn't really any sauce, just small breaded and fried chicken pieces with dried chilis and green peppers. I've never had a meal that wasn't great from here but we'll generally order on the following two combinations
1) Dried Chicken with Chili Sauce(see yelp link for photo), Chinese Eggplant with Yu Xiang Sauce and steamed rice.
Something about the combo of the dried chicken with the moist flavorful eggplant works here. I think the eggplant would be great on its own also but together they are amazing.
2) Fish Fillets & Napa Cabbage with Spicy Chili Sauce, Vegetable Fried Rice.
This usually feels more like a summer dish to me, the fish is very spicy(&flavorful) but having it with the fried rice offsets that a bit. We did just have this a week ago and its still great in the winter months.
I've had one or two of the americanized offerings and they also stand out as well above average. I believe the General Tso's Chicken was one of the items we tried.
re: MrsCheese
still think the Old Sichuan Chicken is the one you're after, also dry chicken, with a light crusting of spice, served with a pile of diced chilis, no sauce. I've hopefully attached a photo. I had take out last night: peking ravioli, nice and crisp, but not too special (just something cool to eat), the fresh bamboo shoots with spicy wonder sauce (not to be missed, hot and vinegary), and the fish filets with spicy chili sauce (a ton of tilapia filets in a redish sauce, topped with a pile of chili flakes, nicely cooked tender filets with a good kick from both sauce and chilis. Their Ma Po Tofu is also out of this world.
re: raddoc
Ok, I'll just have to try them both! I wonder if maybe the only difference is bone-in vs. boneless? (that's the way it was at Szechuan Bay) I love fresh bamboo shoots too, although I usually get the mild version with sesame oil to offset all of the chili oil in everything else. Spicy wonder sauce does sound tempting though.
Just to follow up on this - from almost a year ago! The dish I was looking for was, in fact, the dried chicken with chili sauce. It's the one with boneless diced up chicken fried with mildly hot green pepper (are they longhorn peppers?) and dried red peppers. There is a coating of chili oil on the chicken too, but not like a sauce. You don't really realize the oil is there until you're finished and it's pooled on the plate afterwards. That dish is totally addictive.
We went to Sichuan Gourmet last night (Sat) and they were on a wait before 6 pm. Pretty impressive. Everything we had was great - the aforementioned chicken, Chengdu spicy dumplings, and fresh bamboo shoots with sesame. We got egg rolls and house special lo mein so that my 2 year old would have something non-spicy to eat (although she tried one of our green peppers and then drank about a half glass of milk! I warned her...). I am doubly impressed that not only does Sichuan Gourmet do their specialty food well, they also have very good American Chinese food as well. The egg rolls were very fresh inside and the lo mein was very flavorful - better than most pupu places. That makes this place very accessible to families or any other group who may have some people who aren't into spicy food. No wonder they are so busy. Wish I lived close enough for take out!
ps. Thanks to everyone for your help. With your comments, I was able to narrow it down to dried chicken with chili sauce and Old Sichuan chicken, and then our server helped us from there. She said the Old Sichuan chicken, while similar, is more like "chicken balls" and there are no green peppers.
re: MrsCheese
Glad you had a good meal there. I like the place, but have had generally better prepared, more adequately flavored food at Red Pepper, also in Framingham. I have found that Sichuan Gourmet appears to "dumb down" the food for me on occasion.
That said, I have had dicey service at Red Pepper on occasion, and tonight I had a mediocre meal at my second favorite Sichuan restaurant, Sichuan Garden Brookline. In fact, all the Sichuan places I go to seem to have on and off nights with one exception. Fuloon in Malden has yet to disappoint.
re: galangatron
Yep, but unfortunately I must report that they have (hopefully temporarily) closed their doors. They are still running a Brazilian place on the second floor (which I didn't know about before today), which has dance/performance space.
I spoke at length with the owner, Jennifer, and she is trying to put together a new business plan that includes planning for both a poor economy and great Sichuan food.
*That* being said, I then went to my personal last place contender for Sichuan food, Sichuan Gourmet, and had the best meal I have ever had there at lunch today. The service, though, made Red Pepper on a bad day look like a love fest.
re: alanr
I got scared off from Red Pepper after I read numerous posts about the terrible service after they first opened. Bad service is one thing; people walking out after an hour plus with no food or drinks is quite another.
I just love Sichuan Gourmet. We go there once every week or two. The fresh bamboo shoots with spicy wonder sauce are my new fave. I really liked their dan dan noodles too. And we always get the dried chicken in chili sauce - we have a really hard time straying from that dish.
re: MrsCheese
We just discoverd SG in Billerica after several people mentioned it. Been twice in the last month, love love love this place. We too love the dan dan noodles, we also tried a fish dish that was fantatic, litly coated and fried (small pieces) and perfectly spiced. We also do a great lamb dish last week and those scallion pancakes. I could eat here once a week easily.


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Good School, but needs better traffic routing. Needs more outreach for parents. Needs more real life training for college prep.
Portland High School is, in my opinion, the best high School in Sumner County. We have great students, we also have a wonderful staff! Our graduation rate was below where it should have been at one time, but we are on the rebound, thanks in part to our new principal, Mr. Bob Gideon. I couldn't have asked for a better principal, he actually listens to the concerns of students and faculty alike. He is doing a wonderful job. All of the PHS staff are doing a wonderful job. Keep up the good work, guys!
I think that Portland High is the best school out of other school in the Sumner County region. At this school bullying is very slim and the principal's involvment with the students is very great. Mrs. Grogan and Mr. Dyer are very strict, yet nice as well. Overall, this is a very good school to go to.
I think portland High school is the best school i have ever attended and i also have a daughter now who attends there. The sports are aewsome and the teachers are understanding and educational. It is the best place to go to school.
I used to be a student at Portland High school until I moved to Minnesota and I am about to move back in the next week. Portland High School is a wonderful school the teachers and Principal keep the students busy. Mrs. Grogran is a wonderful Principal and she keeps the kids in line most of the time. Thanks Portland High for making my freshmen year great!!!!
I think that Portland High School is one of the best schools in our county. The teaching staff is wonderful, and my kids actually look forward to going to school in the morning, they practically wake me up to take them. Mrs. Grogan, the principle, is a commanding yet fun principle. She keeps the students in line, yet she also knows how to have fun. Portland High School is the kind of place that I want my kids to stay. I never have to fear for their safety. Officer Martin keeps the school under a tight watch, and he does a great job.
I think Portland High School is an awesome school because it allows someone to be an individual and they can accomplish so much there because the population is so small. Everybody knows everybody here, and everyone is nice to everyone...most of the time, there's always one. I just moved here like 2-3 years ago and I love it! I couldnt have been half the things I am now if I had went to the over populate Hendersonville High School.
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Phone: (615) 325-9201
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Finding A Partner Who Is Hiv Positive
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HIV-Positive Women Report More Lifetime Partner Violence: Findings from a Voluntary Counseling and Testing Clinic in Dar es Salaam, TanzaniaThere is growing evidence linking the epidemics of HIV and violence against women. Women are the fastest-growing population to become infected with HIV in most regions of the world. In 1999, it was estimated that there were 15,000 new infections per... Read more »
Argentina: Study Finds Most Women Get HIV From Long-Term PartnersMost women -- 73 percent -- diagnosed as HIV-positive in Argentina within the last two years were infected through unprotected sex with a stable partner, according to preliminary results of a new study. The "Study of Recently Diagnosed Women" was... Read more »
Unique, Statewide Program of Acute HIV Testing and Partner Outreach Finds That Many Acute Infections in North Carolina May Stem From Exposure to Chronically Infected PatientsThere's nothing like hearing the results of studies directly from those who actually conducted the research. It is these women and men who are transforming HIV treatment and care. In this interview, you'll meet one of these impressive HIV... Read more »
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partners having unprotected sex with different strains (SEX BETWEEN TWO HIV POSITIVE PARTNERS, 2011)when i was diagnosed my doctor told me that i am classified as HIV strain 2 and with cd4 count of 5 as of 2007 and now 1095 of october 2010...i have a partner and the doctor told him that his HIV 1 & 2 strain and not taking medications yet...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHi,Even between two HIV positives, unprotected sex remains risky business. Yes, it is possible to acquire a second more virulent or resistant strain of HIV by having bareback sex with another HIVer. (See below.) You report you decided to have... Read more »
Risk of infection with partner after finding medicine for HIVHi,I recently had sex with a guy that I've known for awhile now, but afterwards, I found his bottle of Atripla and asked him about it. He never told me about being HIV positive, but said he's been undetectable for awhile now. I'm...
Response from David Fawcett, Ph.D., L.C.S.W.
South Florida Center for Counseling and TherapyWhile it is true that antiretroviral therapy reduces the risk of transmitting the virus, it does not eliminate it. You should get tested when you get home and continue with follow-up tests until six months have passed since the possible exposure.... Read more »
after the result, who finds out? (Reporting/Partner Notification)I have heard that if a person tests positive they have to tell the doctors who they have had intercourse with and the doctor puts their name on a national list so that every doctor knows. Is this true?...
Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H.
Nevada State Health Division AIDS ProgramHi. Thank you for your question.The answer to this question depends on what state and country you live in. I will base my answer strictly for the United States, since I am not familiar with reporting laws in other countries.In all US states and... Read more »
Unprotected sex between 2 men with the same hiv strain (SUPER INFECTION, 2010) (SEX BETWEEN TWO HIV POSITIVE PARTNERS, 2010)I'd like to know from a scientific point of view, what happens when 2 men with the exact same hiv strain have sex together.. Does it affect each - other's viral load? Or does the strain become more dangerous or something? I have read some...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHi,You read that two poz dudes who bareback actually improve their immune functioning. WHAT? Where did you read such nonsense, the Journal of Irreproducible Results? Is it true? No, of course not! Silly boy!As for your question about two men with... Read more »
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my partner is turned-off now that he's positive
Posted by Anonymous, 2 RepliesDoes anyone have problems with their + partner such as is (s)he
turned off by sex since finding out status? I don't know whether
my husband is afraid to have sex with me now even with a condom
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my partner is positive and having a very hard time
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My partner is positive and has been struggling for some time with depression and stress. He learned he was positive early in our relationship, and although it has been challenging at times, we love each other very much. I am not... Read more »
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Hoping someone out there will be able to give me some ideas on how to handle the situation in which I'm now finding myself.
I've been with my fella for about 3mths but it has been a serious relationship with a hell of a lot of forward... Read more »
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Obama Signs Bill Helping Lejeune Water Victims
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — President Barack Obama has signed a bill providing health benefits to Marines and family members exposed to contaminated drinking water at Camp Lejeune from 1957 to 1987.
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Konvict Muzik head Akon is catching heat to start the week off for reportedly causing permanent damage to a concert worker a few years ago in Alabama.
According to reports, an unexpected 'Kon stage-dive back in 2009 has resulted in a hefty lawsuit.
A concert worker says he's physically disabled right now now now … and it's all Akon's fault — after the singer allegedly stage dove right on top of the guy, causing him permanent injury. A man named Matthew Graham has filed a lawsuit against the singer, claiming he was working Akon's show at BayFest music festival in Alabama back in 2009 — when Akon "negligently or wantonly leapt into the overcrowded mass of concertgoers" and struck him. (TMZ)
The victim wants 'Kon to cough up big bucks for medical expenses, lost wages and physical pain he has endured since the event.
Graham says he sustained severe and permanent injury to his knee, back, head, and body during the incident — and is now physically disabled. He doesn't specify the extent of his disability. Graham is suing for medical expenses, lost wages, physical pain and mental anguish — demanding unspecified damages. He is also suing BayFest, Inc. (TMZ)
Outside of legal woes, the rapper/singer recently talked about missing out on signing Young Money's Drake in 2009.
Akon sure has an ear for top-notch talent; just ask T-Pain and Lady Gaga. Still, even the best music execs miss out from time to time, and on Wednesday's "RapFix Live," Kon's buddy Kardinal Offishall revealed the "Locked Up" singer's most notable miss. "The biggest one that he passed on, I told him about Drake early," Kardi revealed. "I said, 'Kon, this kid is a T.V. star… and this kid is crazy.'" Kardinal, like Drizzy, hails from Toronto, but was able to establish himself as a notable rap talent years before Drake broke out with 2009's So Far Gone. "I had met him years before he started with his first mixtape," Offishall said. "The thing that's dope about Drake is that I remember, like he was just hungry because he wanted to make that transition from the acting to the rapping." (MTV)
Along with stage-diving and missed opportunities, 2009 is also when he made headlines for child support-related complications.
Akon's baby mother is still allegedly chasing behind her ex for child support payments, but according to Akon she needs to look harder. Farrah Coleman, the mother of one of Akon's kids, claims the Senegal-born singer hasn't been paying his child support for the one child they have together. Every time attempts are made to file him legal papers, he's allegedly nowhere to be found. She's now threatening to take an ad out in Monday's edition of the Los Angeles Times. (VIBE)
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PLAYERS: Manny Pacquiao, Willie Pep, Timothy Bradley, Sugar Ray, Juan Manuel Marquez, Sugar Ray Robinson
Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez will face each other for the fourth time on December 8 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. In reaching a fourth match-up, Pacquiao and Marquez are now in pretty prestigious company -- their series brings to mind the four epic bouts between Sanny Saddler and Willie Pep. Saddler ended his career with a record of 144-16-2, with 103 KOs, and Pep ended up with a ridiculous 229-11-1 record, 65 KOs. Yes, you read those stats correctly. Ring Magazine ranks Saddler the fifth greatest puncher of all time, while Pep is undoubtedly the greatest featherweight boxer of all-time. Credit: Chris Farina - Top Rank Sandy won the Featherweight Championship when he kayoed Willie in their first encounter in 1948. In Ring Magazine's 1949 Fight of the Year, Pep regained the title, only to lose it back to Saddler in 1950. Saddler beat Pep for a third time in their fourth and final bout, which took place in 1951. And like lions they fought. In Saddler-...
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Can a member of the parliament speak in his/ her mother tongue in the parliament ?
Tags: education, entertainment, mother tongue
Asked by sigma, 29 Nov '12 07:25 pm
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Yes. The Constitution declares Hindi and English as the languages for conducting the business in the parliament. However, the presiding officer, on request, allows members to use their mother tongue if they are not proficient in Hindi or English.Answered by Francisco, 29 Nov '12 07:35 pm
Yes as there is provision of translationAnswered by Ramesh Agarwal, 29 Nov '12 07:28 pm
Yes.Answered by amitava duttamajumdar, 29 Nov '12 08:37 pm
Thank you for information.Answered by Vilas Deshpande, 29 Nov '12 08:25 pm
Yes, if it is one among the 13 recognized regional languages of India or hindi or english!Answered by Shunmugham, 29 Nov '12 07:35 pm
I don't think there is any bar under constitution.Answered by vishwabandhubajpai, 29 Nov '12 07:28 pm


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Shellie Zimmerman injured in DUI crash in Winter Park
The estranged wife of George Zimmerman was taken to a hospital after her vehicle was struck by a driver suspected of DUI, according to Winter Park police.
Shellie Zimmerman was taken to Winter Park Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after the crash, which occurred around 11:15 a.m. Friday near Aloma and Phelps avenues.
Winter Park police said Zimmerman suffered abrasions from the air bag. Details about any other possible injuries were not released.
A passenger in the car, described as a female friend, was also taken to the hospital.
Details about the crash have not yet been released, but Winter Park police said both vehicles sustained serious damage.
The driver of the other car was arrested on suspicion of DUI.
Shellie Zimmerman filed for divorce from her husband earlier this year.
George Zimmerman was acquitted of murder over the summer in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.
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I recently had been to Soupe du Jour in Lexington Street, Soho.
It seems that they just recently opened their store and focus entirely on Soups.
To sum up: GREAT menu from delicious Chicken soup to best Gaszpacho I ever had and a very nice atmosphere.
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Flash-happy restaurant websites still havent gotten the message. Not a month after the birth of Never Said About Restaurant Websites, (I love downloading PDFs. Even if the menu is totally out of date, its worth the thrill), McSweeneys publishes If This Fusion Restaurants Website Could Talk: HERE'S A TEN MEGABYTE PDF OF OUR MENU FROM 2004! [McSweeney's via Eater National]
Restaurant Websites: Still Obnoxious!By Daniel Maurer
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A friend (Mike) got a new bike so I figured he'd like a video of him riding it. Specialized Roubaix.
I'll tag him on FB, pretty sure he'll like it!
"Sitting on the balcony, sipping an aperitif, waiting for the apocalypse..."
Let's go for ride with them.
I actually did everything I intended today. Woohoo! I took the dogs for a 2-3 mile walk, took Opie for a 3.5 mile run, and went back out for a another 2.5 mile (total ~750' of climbing, 10.05 min/mi avg).
Then I took the disc trucker out for 21 miles of roaming beat up back roads. The pathological liars at the Weather Channel said it would be sunny and 50F. I am glad I didn't listen to them. I spent the ride dodging ice and riding through freezing rain. I got lost, and the cloud cover was so heavy that I couldn't pick up GPS on my phone. Eventually I got it. As the proverbial crow flies, I was about a mile from the house. As the roads go, I was about 6 miles away 21 miles with 2000' of climbing. It was slow going between the gravel, ice, and getting lost. 12 mph average. Good ride.
Oh, and I don't know what your thoughts are on snickerdoodles, but I just took the last one out of the oven.
Dan Miller, in this video is my wife's cousin. Her aunt and uncle owned the farm before her cousin.
"The firefighters from Rochester and the Monroe County Fire Bureau have spent hours training to handle just about any scenario that go along with an urban search and rescue. They will help people like dairy farmer Dan Miller.
Miller says, "We've lost roofs before, but never this much this fast and usually it gives us a chance. The timber starts cracking and we have a chance to shovel it off. There was really no chance; it was just too much, too fast."
Miller lost an entire barn and some of the livestock inside when the roof collapsed. Two other barns had partial collapses, fortunately people came to help shovel off some of the snow and he was able to move some livestock to another farm. But it has been a tough few days."
"When yogurt dries a blue shirt looks like Monica Lewinski's dress after a private meeting with President Clinton (if you know what I mean)."
Call me a Specialized whoore. I don't care.
I just zipped into a thick long sleeve Specialized Therminal Jersey. It feels so snuggly and warm.
Bring it on, Old Man Winter. I dare you. Whatcha got? Cause, I'm ready, yo. HAHA
35 degrees...our snow is melting...I am enjoying a pot of tea and the Saturday line up of cooking shows on PBS...I will start making trips to the garage..gonna get my garland up on the deck while the weather is warm..also gonna pack up the old Christmas tree and deliver it to Goodwill
But first cooking shows...and probably breakfast..poached egg on polenta...my latest weekend breakfast kick.
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While vigorously towel drying my hair the corner of the damp towel snapped my left eyeball. That smarts!
Shaved heads hold a distinct advantage in this situation.
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Looks like a good day. Heading out for a ride to start the day...then mow the yard prior to ride cleanup.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. - A couple's loud argument lands them in jail.
Neighbors called deputies after they say they heard Robert Hunt and Jennifer Clemente swearing in what sounded like a physical fight.
When deputies got to the Fort Myers apartment they instead found 12 marijuana plants and equipment used to grow marijuana.
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Ku Klux Klan Hands Out Candy To Recruit New Members
SENECA, S.C. (CBS Charlotte/AP) — Some Oconee County residents say they found bags of candy on their street containing a piece of paper asking them to join the Ku Klux Klan.
Residents in a Seneca subdivision found the bags Saturday night or Sunday morning.
The paper said "Save Our Land, Join the Klan." It had a phone number that led to an automated message discussing KKK efforts against illegal immigration.
Robert Jones told WHNS-TV that he is the imperial klaliff of the Loyal White Knights and said the effort was part of a recruiting event they hold three times a year called the "national night ride." Jones said the telephone number gets about 20,000 calls per day.
Oconee County resident Bo Morris said he thought it was "unacceptable" to see the bags and fliers in his neighborhood.
A woman from Seneca told WHNS-TV that she was on her way to church with her family Sunday morning when they ran over a bag and became angry when she saw what it was.
"[I] talked to several neighbors. They were very angry, very upset, very ashamed at the same time – that this exists," the woman who does not want to be identified to WHNS-TV. "Ashamed to face our neighbors that do not have the same color skin that we do."
Jones explained that the bags were dropped in neighborhoods, but that members don't target homes.
"I mean, we can't tell who lives in a house, whether they're black, white, Mexican, gay, we can't tell that," Jones told WHNS-TV. "And if you were to look at somebody's house like that, that means you'd be pretty much a racist."
Jones stated that the Klan has been quite strong throughout South Carolina and that dropping bags of candy for recruitment efforts isn't something that is new. He explained that Klan is not a hate group, but a civil rights organization following the Bible. But now, the groups focus is protesting against illegal immigration.
Jones told WHNS-TV that his chapter is planning a public protest against illegal immigration in North Carolina on August 9 that will feature a cross burning after dark.
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Turkey learns of Group A draw for Euro 2016 Qualifiers
Sunday, February 23, 2014
ISTANBUL - The 2016 European Football Championship (Euro 2016) Qualifier draws were announced Sunday in Nice, France.
Turkey will compete in group A with the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Iceland and Kazakhstan.
As host of the tournament, France automatically qualifies for the final round.
53 countries will play in the following groups:
Group A: The Netherlands, Czech Republic, Turkey, Latvia, Iceland and Kazakhstan.
Group B: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Belgium, Israel, Wales, Greek Cypriot Sector and Andorra.
Group C: Spain, Ukraine, Slovakia, Belarus, Macedonia and Luxembourg.
Group D: Germany, Republic of Ireland, Poland, Scotland, Georgia and Jibraltar.
Group E: England, Switzerland, Solvenia, Estonia, Lithuania and San Marino.
Group F: Greece, Hungary, Romania, Finland, Northern Ireland and Faroe Islands.
Group G: Russia, Sweden, Austria, Montenegro, Moldova and Liechtenstein.
Group H: Italy, Croatia, Norway, Bulgaria, Azerbaijan and Malta.
Group I: Portugal, Denmark, Serbia, Armenia and Albania.
The dates of the group matches are as follows:
1st round: September 7-9
2nd round: October 9-11
3rd round: October 12-14
4th round: November 14-16
5th round: March 27-29, 2015
6th round: June 12-14, 2015
7th round: September 3-5, 2015
8th round: September 6-8, 2015
9th round: October 8-10, 2015
10th round: October 15-17, 2015
- Play-off match dates:
1st Matches: November 12-14, 2015
2nd Matches: November 15-17, 2015
The top two teams from each group automatically qualify for the finals.
The draws for the finals will be made December 12, 2015 in Paris.
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Judge rules on land near MLS stadium in Orlando
Published On: Jan 31 2014 04:58:03 PM EST
Updated On: Jan 31 2014 05:03:22 PM EST
Updated On: Jan 31 2014 05:03:22 PM EST
Plans are moving forward on Friday to build a new major league soccer stadium in downtown Orlando after a ruling clears the way for the city of Orlando to take over two holdout properties.
[READ: Eminent domain ]
A judge ruled that the city has the right to take over two properties on West Church Street, including a warehouse in area.
It comes after the city filed rights in November to take over the properties under eminent domain.
The city is also fighting with a Parramore church in the area that has so far refused a deal to relocate. The fight between Faith Deliverance Temple and the city could soon be headed to court to settle.
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In an effort to change its image as an upscale Hooters, Hawaiian Tropic Zone is hiring a beefy male staff "with personality." [NYDN]
Does Sam Mason need a new financial backer to open Tailor? Those delays cost major cash. [Down by the Hipster]
China has formed a cabinet-level committee to monitor food safety but still calls the national coverage of tainted exports viciously sensationalized. [NYT]
Andrea Strong finds that Justin Sexy Back Ribs Timberlakes Southern Hospitality has actually got some legs after all. [NYP]
Bruni mulls over his favorite steakhouses and concludes that Craftsteak and Strip House may not prize or champion the kind of sizzling uber-char that places like Peter Luger and Wolfgangs go for. Also, dishes that dont involve beef are often every bit as good as or better than those that do. [Diners Journal/NYT]
Unfortunate neighborhood name alert: wheatpacking district. Thats Union Square, for its greenmarket, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, etc. We will continue to call it Union Square. [NYT]


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Key Issues Faced By Infrastructure and Operations Leaders Will Be Addressed At The Gartner Infrastructure, Operations and Data Centre Summit, 13-14 May in Mumbai The Indian IT infrastructure market, comprising of server, storage and networking equipment, will total $2.1 billion in 2013, growing 9.7 percent compared to 2012, according to Gartner, Inc. Gartner analysts are providing the latest outlook on [...]Read more ›
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Informa strengthens Broadband & TV Research team with appointment of Paul Jackson
New media platforms and ecosystems principal analyst joins Informa Informa Telecoms & Media is delighted to announce that Paul Jackson, one of the most respected analysts in the consumer technology market, has joined the company as a principal analyst covering media platforms and ecosystems. "Paul has a well-deserved reputation as an industry thought leader, having spent nearly 20 years as [...]Read more ›
The 451 Group Announces the Acquisition of Yankee Group
Acquisition of research and advisory firm covering the mobile and communications industries extends The 451 Group's capabilities as a global research, advisory, data and certification firm focused on the evolution of Digital Infrastructure New York, NY Jan 3, 2013 – The 451 Group, the corporate parent of 451 Research and Uptime Institute, today announced the acquisition of Yankee Group, the [...]Read more ›
Analyst view: BskyB's takeover of O2 Broadband is a significant development
Following the announcement that BskyB is to takeover O2 broadband, Emeka Obiodu, telco strategy analyst at Ovum has the following comments: "The news of the takeover is significant on several fronts. Firstly, it makes BSkyB the second largest broadband provider in the UK. This strengthens the hand of BSkyB in the market as the company would now be able to [...]Read more ›
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Disruption is a common word in business, and people think they understand what it means. But digital disruption — a force that's hitting every industry in every region of the world — is more powerful; it opens the floodgates to more ideas, and it allows new entrants and competitors to target previously unavailable consumers. This disruption — and the impact [...]Read more ›
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From the Publisher"A brilliant, compelling, and completely convincing revision of the meaning of Garveyism as a whole."—Church History
"Should be required reading for anyone interested in African-American or southern history in the twentieth century. . . . A valuable study of a neglected aspect of the Garvey movement."—Georgia Historical Quarterly
"Makes valuable contributions to our understanding of the Garvey movement and black Southern life, bringing gender analysis to bear on these topics in new and productive ways."—Journal of American Studies
"Offers fascinating glimpses into heretofore hidden corners of the Universal Negro Improvement Association. . . . A welcome addition to the Garvey literature."—American Historical Review
"Technically solid, with clear writing and organization, and would be ideal for classroom use with undergraduates. . . . Nicely balances more general social history with well-timed accounts from inside and outside the UNIA."—Historian
"In addition to providing a new angle to the historiography on Marcus Garvey, Rolinsons's monograph contributes another link in the black freedom struggle."—North Carolina Historical Review
"Not only shines much needed light on an overlooked segment of Garveyites but also illuminates the interior lives of rural black Southerners. . . . A welcome addition to the scholarship of Garveyism."—Arkansas Historical Quarterly