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Eisenhower said, "Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired, signifies in the final sense a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed." We as a country now have an abundance of weapons and an abundance of hungry, cold, unsheltered homeless.
Ike also said, "There is no tragedy in life like the death of a child. Things never get back to the way they were." Certainly Sandy Hook will never be the same.
One of the privileges, afforded us by the U.S. Constitution, states "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." And the Declaration of Independence gives us the basic principles of "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." Eisenhower said, "A people that values its privileges above its principles soon looses both." How would we compare this: the privilege of owning a gun to the basic principle of happy children skipping rope without the fear of being shot dead? The Second Amendment clearly ties the right to bear arms with a well regulated militia. It is one sentence and one thought. The term militia refers to military service and duty. Today we have state militias or state defense forces, state troopers, sheriffs, police, Coast Guard, National Guard, Army Reserves, Army, Navy, Navy SEALs, Air Force, and Marines.
If I interpret the Constitution correctly, anyone can have a gun. Just go to your local recruiting station and enlist in your favorite branch of the armed services -- today's militia. There is nothing in the Constitution that gives you the right to go hunting or target practice or sequester a cache of arms in your bomb shelter.
I personally don't like guns, Gun violence is getting worse. Did the man walking on Samoa beach even see the cowardly assailant who shot him? No. It takes profound courage to be on the battlefield with any weapon, but the killings of inner city violence and mass murders are cowardly acts. They steal from our society the innocent, promising, creative minds that would contribute the most to our culture. Most of us love the works of John Lennon. My favorite song of his is "Imagine". Now I try to imagine what other songs he could have written, or Marvin Gaye, or what the world would be like if JFK, Bobby Kennedy, MLK, Abraham Lincoln, or other tens of thousands of innocent lives had not been cut short by a bullet. That we all live in fear of who will be next. That's why I hate guns. They give ultimate power to the weak-minded and steal from the genius of our great nation.
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Rapper Bow Wow has offerred details on his forthcoming clothing line with NBA star Stephon Marbury set to drop next fall.
The rapper-turned-actor announced the brand's name and explained its quality.
"Now, times are harder for parents to go to the mall if they got two kids or three kids and try to buy three pairs of Jordans — I felt it was my responsibility to cater to them and put something in the market place affordable for all people," Bow Wow said in an interview. "So that's my way of giving back to my fans and the community. Same quality as a Jordan sneaker, it only cost $26 to make a Jordan shoe, period — right now, it's Prince Bow which is me. I'm the prince of hip-hop and everyone calls me Bow anyway, so it's Prince Bow." (Jenny Boom Boom)
Bow Wow will launch the line of clothing later this year.
He recently negotiated a deal with the trailblazing Starbury brand to design a new line featuring clothes, shoes and sneakers for men, women, boys and girls. The collection, which will be both affordable and in line with the latest fashion trends, will be available for sale beginning in November 2009. Consumers will be able to purchase the merchandise at www.starbury.com, www.princebow.com and www.amazon.com. (SOHH)
The young business vet also released his own clothing line in 2003.
Just in time for the back-to-school shoppers, Bow Wow's new Shago clothing line hits stores this week. The apparel is influenced by other rappers' menswear lines, such as P. Diddy's Sean John, but is designed for boys and features sizes ranging from 2 to 20, according to Bow Wow's spokesperson. Shago, which takes its moniker from letters in Bow Wow's real name, Shad Gregory Moss, includes three collections: Classic, Knight and Racing. (MTV)
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Each year, October 31st brings with it a chance to carve the face of KISS frontman Gene Simmons in your pumpkin, dress up as a sexy version of Jasmine from Aladdin, dance to the "Monster Mash" at a masquerade with your honey and, most importantly, stuff your face with as much sugary goodness as you can possibly muster.  Even though you'll most likely be clutching your aching stomach the next morning, Halloween and candy are inseparable, because you simply can't have one without the other.
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December 6, 2012
Piedmont Virginia Community College (PVCC) is welcoming veterans into different programs to help them make a career change or finish up a degree.
I met a veteran who is part of the V-RAP program at PVCC is for veterans who are between 35 and 60 years old, are unemployed and are no longer eligible for GI benefits.
Joyce Howard was in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1980 to 1983 and has lost two jobs since she served. With two children and a mother to care for, it's time to do something different.
"I didn't know what to do but I found out about the V-RAP program and realized this is an opportunity to change my life completely," Howard, an Albemarle County resident said.
The V-RAP program provides veterans with a list of high-demand jobs to help them pick a track. Howard applied to radiology, which she says will provide her with a solid future and the ability to grow
She says this is the first time there's ever been an education opportunity for her.
"Now I see that college is a reality and I'm so grateful. I think it's because of the climate in this county and the patriotism. The public feel and support for the military is very high right now and I'm just so grateful for this opportunity," Howard said.
Many veterans are taking advantage of special programs like the ones at PVCC and even though it will mean balancing home and classes, Howard hopes to show her children it's never to late to start over.
"It's really hard to come back and start again. Especially at my age...but why not?"
PVCC will hold another information session for veterans on Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon.
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Mitt Romney is an avid country music fan, it seems. In a new interview, the Republican presidential hopeful revealed some of the acts he'd like to have perform at the White House — and the country genre dominates his imaginary concert.
Kenny Chesney stays in shape with plenty of exercise and a healthy diet.
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Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw just premiered the music video for their smash hit 'Feel Like a Rock Star,' which gives fans a taste of what to expect from the upcoming Brothers of the Sun Tour.
Just one week after its release to radio, the new Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw duet, 'Feel Like a Rock Star,' has them, well, looking like rock stars. The song made a historic debut on the charts, coming in at No. 13.
Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney's duet on "Feel Like a Rock Star" is shooting up the country charts. They debuted the song on the ACM Awards last Sunday, and it's been the most played song at country radio ever since.
Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw didn't need help selling tickets for the Brothers of the Sun Tour, but whatever seats were still available may have just been scooped up by fans anxious to see the two country superstars sing 'Feel Like a Rock Star' together this summer. The rest of America will have to settle for the radio edit, which is vintage Kenny Chesney.
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The fire season is well underway in New Mexico. With the ongoing drought and wind picking up statewide, everyone is on the fire watch and hoping that what happened in 2011 doesn't repeat itself this year.
The Southwest Coordination Center is the logistical and support center for wild-land firefighting in the Southwest. One of the meteorologist on staff, Chuck Maxwell, says the recent fires are not surprising due to windy conditions and people tending to burn their trash.
"I'm not sure that's what caused the recent activity, but it's not atypical for fire activity to start this time of year," Maxwell said.
The key is preparation, which started at the SWCC at the end of last year's fire season.
"We're talking about what's going to happen next year, preparing, along with lessons learned from the past fire season. Right now things are in full swing and we're already ramping up to prepare for this season in terms of getting the resources available and that stuff straightened out," Maxwell said.
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Widely recognized as the standard in its field, The American Psychiatric Publishing Textbook of Geriatric Psychiatry, has been revised and updated while continuing the tradition of providing both scholar and clinician with the practical skills and knowledge required for understanding mental disorders in later life. It offers an authoritative review of a wide range of topics written by leaders in geriatric psychiatry, gerontology, geriatric medicine, and geriatric nursing, offering a solid grounding in both basic science and clinical applications. The book boasts comprehensive updates of the most common mental health disorders in the elderly from mood disorders and anxiety to schizophrenia and circadian rhythm disorders and includes in this fourth edition new chapters on delirium, dementia and milder cognitive syndromes, and bipolar disorders. Throughout the text, special attention has been given to updating key topics such as psychopharmacology, genetics, cognitive disorders, delirium, and agitation. It is enhanced by a wide array of quick-reference tables and charts, lists of key points, and extensive references and suggested readings that can help clinicians and students at all levels learn more about individual topics. The American Psychiatric Publishing Textbook of Geriatric Psychiatry is an unparalleled source for all medical professionals dealing with elderly patients, and is even more indispensable in this new edition.
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Relief ace Jim Konstanty won the NL MVP Award in 1950 after appearing in a record 74 games, winning 16 and saving 22. Left to right, Baseball Commissioner Kennesaw Landis, Konstanty and his wife, Mary.
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Omaha and Bellevue police teamed up to find two people involved in a crash in Mandan Park Friday morning.
An officer spotted a pickup driving recklessly near South 24th and Jefferson streets around 2 a.m. That officer came across tire tracks going across grass about a mile away from the park and went to investigate.
He found the truck had struck a tree and heard several people running in the woods. A Bellevue K-9 unit was called to the scene and officers found two people. They believe a third person involved is still at large.
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Emergency responders found a 24-year-old man with an apparent stab wound to his lower back. He was taken to the hospital. Police say his injuries were not serious. He was treated and released.
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How's the pizza in Boston?
Square sicilian style and thin, wood fired Neopolitan style?
Many, many opinions of pizza on this board. Do a North End search or just a pizza search. My favorites in the North End:
Waterfront Cafe: NY style, foldable crust, great toppings
Reginas: Old brick oven, ask for it well done and add extra oil:
Artu: Thin crust, shrimp scampi, sausage & rabe or potato and prosciutto
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I'd add the Pushcart and Umberto in the North End and Picco in the South End to Pegmeister's list and that would be my list.
For the square Sicilian style, go to Gallaria Umberto on Hanover St in the North End. Cheap, great, and they have other great stuff like arancini (rice balls), panzarotti (mashed potato with cheese log), various calzones, and other items. The pizza is $1.35 a slice.
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The great East Coast pizza belt stretches from northern Jersey to just outside of New Haven. Sure, there are exceptions to that rule, but basically Boston's behind the curve when it comes to pizza. Umberto's pizza is square without being Sicilian. Regina's is OK but not great. Armando's in Cambridge has a good Sicilian slice. Upper Crust, however well intentioned doesnt measure up. I can't remember the name of the place in north Cambridge, but their pizza is quite good, the exception, I'm afraid.
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1456 Dorchester Ave, Dorchester, MA 02122
re: baldbert
Not an Armando's fan myself. But Stella's in Watertown is pretty good thin crust. I like Umberto, but agree that is is not what folks call Sicilian in the NY area.
re: StriperGuy
For more "true" Sicilian, I prefer Imperial in brighton Center. Excellent crust, and not quite as thick as PInoccchios in Hardvard SQ, but I love the Umberto Sicilian "style".
re: kimfair1
See even Pinocchio's, which I like, is quite thin by NYC Sicilian standards. That said, will try Imperial... thanks for the tip.
re: StriperGuy
you and i have been on the same page for pizza in the past ( at least same chapter), that said, you should like Imperial, make sure its well done and if you can get the older italian guy with the glasses to make it hes a good old school pizzaiolo. the place itself is a hoot, with old men arguing in italian, a wall full of polaroids of neighborhood kids in halloween costumes and tacky murals. a sicilian garlic is under 14 bucks and will feed six. its my other go to place after stellas.
re: StriperGuy
I know it is a bit far but cafe abondonza in norwood has a thick crust sicillian that is quite good, for a regular slice Casa Bella in medfield is a good ny type slice.
Cafe Abbondanza
655 Washington St, Norwood, MA 02062
re: StriperGuy
a thin crust slice from Armando's is the best in the area (they recently started selling sicilian but not a real difference between theirs and Pinnichio's). StriperGuy, please keep not going to Armando's; more slices for me.
re: jpepin
How funny. I went to Armando's on Friday and they put a slice in the oven and let me tell you: It was pretty darn wonderful. Maybe the trick is getting it hot & fresh 'cause sometimes the take out isn't as good. This slice...absolutely wonderful. Made me realize that a lot of the new places are not as good. Now if we could only convince Armando to deliver!
re: scotty27
Now they deliver!
re: jpepin
Know what you mean. I used to work not terribly far away and an occasional slice from Armando's was pizza perfection.
re: PinchOfSalt
I love being there, too: Firemen, cops, astrophysicists, little leaguers. The place is a gm and Armando is a mensch.
re: jpepin
To say "best in the area" is rather damning Armando's with faint praise, don't you think?
I like Armando's too. There was this funny period once when Hi-Rise opened its own pizza operation further down Huron (across from Fresh Pond Market). It was viewed locally as the old vs the new (and expensive). Armando's won without even trying.
Fresh Pond Market
360 Huron Ave, B Cambridge, MA
re: FoodDabbler
No, I really love Armando's; I never said "best in area." I loved Real Pizza, too, but the prices were too high and the attitude was overwhelming despite the obvious superiority of house-made mozzarella. I reported on them for public radio the first week they opened.
re: scotty27
You didn't say "best in area"; jpepin did. I was responding to him/her. Real Pizza was terrific, and all their ingredients were top notch. But they *were* too expensive. That's one high-ticket item on which we agree.
re: baldbert
As a transplant from Connecticut, I agree, although I do think the average Boston pizza has improved in the past ten years that I've been here. Circa 2000, I had a hard time finding even half-way decent take out pizza, where the norm in, say, Fairfield or New Haven counties, has always been of a very high quality. I always tell people from Boston to make it a point to get down to New Haven at some point for Sallys or Pepes. Anyone who has listened always reports back how far the bar has been raised in their eyes. My selfish motive is the hope that, eventually, some ambitious and talented soul will try to bring New Haven-style pizza to Boston.
re: baldbert
Gran Gusto?
Gran Gusto
90 Sherman St, Cambridge, MA 02140
re: baldbert
I completely agree with baldbert. There are a lot of "well-intentioned" pizza places in the Boston area that still don't deliver. Gran Gusto is solid, but I still don't think it measures up to the pizza you can find in that East Coast pizza belt.
My boss at the pizza place I worked in back in New York would always say that good dough was the key to good pizza and he wouldn't share his recipe with anyone. He said it had to do with the water. Generally, my complaint with any pizza that doesn't measure up has to do with the crust. Boston pizza is either too thin and crispy that its almost like a cracker or its too doughy or its too chewy. For some reason, the good places in the New York metro area (that East Coast pizza belt) manage to get a thin and crispy crust that is still soft with minimal chew.
Gran Gusto
90 Sherman St, Cambridge, MA 02140
re: ecwashere7
do you think Santarpio's comes close to that "East Coast" ideal (thin soft crust with a bit of crisp)? (personally i'm more of a Chicago deep dish pizza fan (Lou Malnati's, for example), although I grew up on NJ thin-crust)
re: barleywino
I don't think Santarpio's is anything like what I grew up with on Long Island (especially with the way the toppings are laid below the cheese layer), it's too thin and the cornmeal on the bottom is completely wrong. That being said, it's still one of my favorite pizzas around.
So far, The Corner Deli in Melrose is one of the few places I've found that delivers a pizza that's like what I grew up with- the crust has a bit of malt, with a slightly crisp bottom and a nice chewiness, perfect for a fold. Their sauce isn't quite right and it's too much cheese for me, but actually the LI pizzas I grew up were loaded with cheese (if you didn't use up a few napkins blotting the oil from the top, it wasn't LI pizza) so that's probably more right than wrong.
Corner Deli
45 W Wyoming Ave, Melrose, MA 02176
re: barleywino
I'm a fan of a New Haven style pizza (apizza) as well as what you'd find in Brooklyn (and even the Bronx) and I thought Santarpio's was disgusting. I felt like there was nothing soft about the crust. It almost seemed like a cracker. I also didn't love the toppings underneath the cheese.
The cornmeal versus flour issue is even regional to the New York area. I lived north of the city and I would sometimes get cornmeal on my crust and sometimes flour and sometimes both. I'm ok with either. I guess that Brooklyn (and most of NYC) uses just flour. NYT had an article that talked about the regional differences of NY pizza a few years back and Brooklyn pizza actually compared to Dominos' "Brooklyn Style Pizza" (notice how I made sure to include "pizza" in quotes). Their conclusion was that there really wasn't a "Brooklyn Style."
What bothers me about lesser quality pizza is the dough itself and how its cooked (too long/ too low of temp is usually the main issue). The pizza place I worked in would have their oven cranked to around 1000 degrees, and it allowed us to get a perfectly crispy crust that was still foldable (soft) and wasn't overly chewy.
Oh if only I could have a Baker's Pride oven in my condo.
re: ecwashere7
That's odd because i was at Santarpio's on Tuesday (2 days ago) and had the pizza, it was definitely a soft crust with no cracker like character at all. I actually ate it with a knife and fork because it was a bit too floppy to hold up with one hand. Perhaps you're thinking of some other place? it was certainly one of the "juiciest" pizzas I've had lately, with plenty of sauce (maybe olive oil?), a bit sparse on the sausage compared to say Reginas but still good.
re: barleywino
In my opinion, Santarpio's is very inconsistent. Sometimes soft crust, sometimes hard. Their quality control has decreased over the years.
re: bizkat
couldn't agree with bizkat more, I have only recently tried Santarpio's (first time, 2 weeks ago), and the first time it was amazing, this was on a saturday night, and the pizza was perfect. My little guy ate 3 slices....trust me that is an insane amount for a guy we have to basically arm twist into eating anything! Then we went this sunday....and the pizza was just poorly assembled, cheese clumped in one area of the pie, not spread around....waaaaaaaaaaaaay too much cornmeal on the bottom (I don't remember it being there on the first saturday, this time it was like sand on the bottom of the crust) and clumps of sauce in some areas (good thing I really like the sauce, or this would have been a real propblem). So yeah, clearly the B team was cooking on sunday....inconsistent is the exact word I would use to describe them.
re: ecwashere7
See NYC style (non-Sicilian) pizza is not thin. Slightly thick, some good chew. A bit of yeasty flavor. Original Rays (when there weren't 200 of them) did the semi-definitive rendition.
Heck, we make an awesome pizza at home, but having 150 chowhounds over for za would be a bit much... ;-)
re: baldbert
I totally disagree. The view that the only good pizza is found in and around New York City and New Haven is simply not true. Regina's Pirzza (from the Thatcher Street location in the North End) is excellent. It is not the same as pizza from New York or New Haven, but it is not inferior to pizza from theire either.
For wood fired Neopolitan style, try Posto in Davis Square or Gran Gusto in Cambridge (I have not been to the latter, but it gets great reviews on the boards -- I suspect Gran Gusto is the place in north Cambridge baldbert is referring to).
Gran Gusto
90 Sherman St, Cambridge, MA 02140
re: greenzebra
Thank you.
re: nsenada
Picco and Gran Gusto produce some wonderful Neopolitan pizza. I'm also a big fan of Armando's, but for their Sicilian, not the normal thin crust.
Gran Gusto
90 Sherman St, Cambridge, MA 02140
re: Soxfan49
I've only been there once, and I was a little tipsy, but in my recollection Picco is definitely not Neapolitan style pizza, though it is excellent and may be my favorite in town. Gran Gusto on the other hand is textbook Neapolitan.
Gran Gusto
90 Sherman St, Cambridge, MA 02140
re: nsenada
Agreed, Picco is delicious. The crust is cooked to perfection. Upper-Crust who?......lol
I pretty much love all pizza, even Regina's. It's a Boston classic and really consistent. Whenever my parents visit we go there for Sunday brunch. Seriously ;-)
re: yumyum
J & M Pizza
Central St
Saugus MA
NY Style - really. Really good.
When I lived in the North End, I used to love the squares at Boschetto's on the corner of Salem and Sheafe. as well as Artu's and Umbertos. and I've long been a fan of Santarpio's in Eastie.
re: blink617
where exactly is Leone's?
re: baldbert
Leones Sub & Pizza
294 Broadway, Somerville, MA 02145-2935
(617) 776-2511
re: Aromatherapy
Im there!
re: nightsky
2nd Haymarket. Its the best street slice in town.
Blackstone St, Boston, MA
re: nightsky
I've been going there for a long time but sometimes the pizza can be kinda heavy. Too much oil.
re: bizkat
I don't get Haymarket pizza, I have never gotten a good slice there. The slices I have gotten invariably have a wet soft crease in the middle of the dough that just turns to mush.....I don't like it....I never understood the attraction
Blackstone St, Boston, MA
re: devilham
Back in the day, it was delicious. And it was great fun standing outside at the long table observing passersby. I haven't been in awhile.
In this house, we are true Pesactore pizza fans. Now, if you want 26 toppings [or even 6] this isn't the pizza for you, but we really enjoy the balance and flavor of the pizzas we have had from this restaurant.
re: kelly001
Was in NY this weekend and had lunch at Motorino, which Sam Sifton of the New York Times recently anointed as NY's best pizza. And it was amazing, but I have to say, it wasn't as amazing as Gran Gusto. That place is a treasure.
Gran Gusto
90 Sherman St, Cambridge, MA 02140
re: bartleby
I like Gran Gusto quite a bit, but I don't think it's nearly as good as Motorino.
I'm not convinced Motorino has the "best" pizza in NYC, though it's probably up there.
Gran Gusto
90 Sherman St, Cambridge, MA 02140
re: dmullin699
Boston has one pizza place deserving of a pilgrimage: Galleria Umberto.
It has two others that are very good: Santarpio's and Haymarket.
It has two others that are good: Ernie's and Armando's.
Regina's once was very good, not any more: greasy and whatever the cheese is, it's not very good.
With the exception of Galleria Umberto, none of these come close to Grimaldi's, Sally's, Pepe's, or Lombardi's.
Blackstone St, Boston, MA
re: scotty27
I was at Russo's a couple of weeks ago and saw some pizza out in the prepared foods area. It looked somewhat Umberto-esque, and if I wasn't pressed for time would have gotten some. Anyone tried it, and is it good?
re: nsenada
I've tried a slice a few times. It's just OK. Not worth a special trip unless you happen to be going to Russo's anyway.
re: Jenny Ondioline
Thanks! I'll probably just stick with chicken salad subs. Love your eponymous song, by the way.
re: nsenada
Agree with Jenny O. If you do try it, the pepperoni has more flavor than the cheese.
Don't expect pizza reminiscent of NYC, but that isn't to say there aren't great places here. They're just different. Pinocchio's in Harvard Sq. does a good Sicilian pizza. I'm not sure what style they'd be classified under, but I do like Oggi in Harvard Sq. as well. For wood fired pizza I do like Pizzeria Regina in the N. End (not the mall locations). They're probably my favorite by far in Boston.
re: BackBayGirl
I don't think Regina's is wood fired. I think at one time it was coal fired but was converted to gas years ago. That aside I used to think Regina's was the best, but now it's just good. I bring out of towners to the original once in a while more for the kitch factor than the pie. Regina's is owned by a private equity firm which, for me, takes away some of the lore that has made it so popular with tourists. Does anyone know if the original location makes their own dough?
re: BackBayGirl
I agree. in the past few months, lots has changed: Otto & Pizzeria Posto are wonderful.
If you go to the website, you find that Pizzeria Regina is brick oven pizza, not wood fired.
I also think that Santarpio's, Regina's, Oggi, Cambridge One, Pinocchio, TJ's, Armando's--all good.
On a level ll its own: Galleria Umberto.
Pizzeria Posto
187 Elm St, Somerville, MA 02144
re: robertlf
Antico Forno makes a nice wood fired za but its not NY style. Its their style. Too bad the wine list does not match up to the pizza.
Antico Forno
93 Salem Street, Boston, MA 02113
Recently did a pizza crawl, over many places - me, the partner, and the kid - we all loved Santarpio's the best (East Boston), though Regina's (North End) was pretty good too. Both are thin crust. Santarpio's has a floopy tip, but that's half the fun.
For thick sicilian slices, we like Pinnochio's in Harvard Square, and Umberto's in the North End.
Coming from Bklyn. NY I am no stranger to great pizza. When is Boston My favorite is Santarpios in EB and Galeria Umberto in the North End. Both of these places are definatly worth going to not just good pizza but an experience as well. Santarpios has great grilled shish ka bob also (why a pizzeria serves grilled meat i do not know) however it is very good also. Umbria has some real Italian specialities probably the best potato crocquette I have ever had (i hope my aunt does not have a computer) Either way you will not regret either trip.
Hey, good, we bumped an old pizza thread.
I used to have a snobbish attitude about Boston pizza, coming from New Jersey. Gradually, over time, I realized a few things. One: there is plenty of good pizza in Boston, but you DO have to avoid all the lousy indistinguishable greek style college-kid slice joints throughout the Boston metro area. Two: the pizza in Boston is better than in most of the world. I moved to Maine, and I would kill for the following: Pizzeria Regina, Bostone pizza, Galleria Umberto, Posto, Ernesto's, or even Two Paisan's in Malden. Three: NYC and NJ are now full of lousy lousy pizza. You can more just wander into any random place in NYC and get good pizza than you can in Boston. The fact that it's crappy NY style instead of crappy Greek STyle doesn't really matter.
re: Blumie
After reading this post I saw this on boston.com
I feel that what we are lacking are places where you can get quick a slice of pie like Ernesto's and Nino's.
re: viperlush
I buy that. Plenty of great pizza in sit-down restaurants, but delivery and grabbing a slice is often a crapshoot.
Am I the only one who occasionally likes the carb-coma-inducing crust and solid pound of cheese at Sal's?
re: viperlush
Thanks for the link, viperlush. Proof that while Boston may not have NYC's numbers, its pizza is nothing to be embarrassed about! (BTW, I would add Mistral's grilled pizzas to the list in the article.)
Not exactly Boston, but Stellina's on Main St. in Watertown makes a great pizza as a dinner. Thin crust, but not too thing, and with excellent toppings. I had one there a few weeks ago and it was the first thing that came to my mind when I saw this topic.
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A song played by Yiruma a famous pianist, 'A River Flows In You'. A very romantic and peaceful song. I just love it and can't stop listening to it. Hope you enjoy it.
Sungha Jung 2nd Album 'Irony' now availble at www.sunghajung.com Sungha http arranged and played 'River flows in you' by Yiruma.
FAQ* Why are the songs 9 minutes long? This video was purposely made to 9 minutes each so that most people will not convert the video into MP3 files. Even so, the quality will sound choppy if one were to shorten the song to its original time. CD:First Love PERFORMER: Yiruma PICTURE: by YirumaLOVE Track List: 1. I 2. MAY BE 3. LOVE ME 4. RIVER FLOWS IN YOU 5. PASSING BY 6. IT`S YOUR DAY 7. WHEN THE LOVE FALLS 8. LEFT MY HEARTS 9. TIME FORGETS 10. ON THE WAY 11. TILL I FIND YOU 12. IF I COULD SEE YOU AGAIN 13. DREAM A LITTLE DREAM OF ME 14. I... 15. FAREWELL I do not claim, or have any, affiliation with Yiruma. These videos were not intended for any personal gain, only for entertainment purposes. Comments by others are their own and I do not take responsibility for their actions.
이루마 베스트 앨범 수록곡 "River Flows In You" 10주년을 기념하여 새롭게 연주한 이루마 앨범 [The Best Reminiscent 10th Anniversary]는 신선한 감각을 더해 재해석한 히트곡이 수록되었으며 신곡인 'Reminiscent', LG TV 광고음악 'Infinia', 시크릿가든 OST '동화'가 함께 수록되었다. Yiruma, a popular Korean pianist and composer released the album [The Best Reminiscent 10th Anniversary] to commemorate 10th Anniversary. His most popular pieces include on the album including 'River Flows in You', 'Kiss the Rain' & 'May Be'. Also includes 3 new tracks- 'Infinia', 'Reminiscent' & 'Fairy Tale'. Youtube: youtube.com Available on iTunes goo.gl Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: facebook.com Music video by Yiruma per...
Yiruma - River Flows In You (piano cover)
This is me playing Yiruma's River Flows in You on the violin, with a mash up of Taeyang's wedding dress! I danced a little bit too so I hope you like it! :) Click to Facebook: tiny.cc Click to Tweet: tiny.cc Make sure to subscribe for more videos! And feel free to share! :D That would be great! ================================================== Email me: firstname.lastname@example.com Follow me on twitter : twitter.com Like me on Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow me on Tumblr : juncurryahn.tumblr.com River Flows in You - Yiruma Wedding Dress - Taeyang River Flows in You - Yiruma Wedding Dress - Taeyang River Flows in You - Yiruma Wedding Dress - Taeyang River Flows in You - Yiruma Wedding Dress - Taeyang
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-This is NOT the official lullaby from Twilight. Google "River Flows In You by Yiruma sheet music" and you can learn how to play (: ---------------------- Buy the song off of iTunes or something.. Sorry! ----------------------- Thank you so much for so many views(: don't forget to send me requests, too! xoxo -Megan ----------------- And, because I've seen comments related to this, I am NOT playing this in the video. This piece was recorded by Yiruma! --------------------------------------------------------------- OFFICIAL track listings: 1. Muse — Supermassive Black Hole 2. Paramore — Decode 3. The Black Ghosts — Full Moon 4. Linkin Park — Leave Out All The Rest 5. MuteMath — Spotlight (Twilight Mix) 6. Perry Farrell — Go All The Way (Into The Twilight) 7. Collective Soul — Tremble For My Beloved 8. Paramore — I Caught Myself 9. Blue Foundation — Eyes On Fire 10. Rob Pattinson — Never Think 11. Iron & Wine — Flightless Bird, American Mouth 12. Carter Burwell — Bella's Lullaby ------------------------ *I own nothing*
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OMG!!! over a million views!!! PLEASE READ: Ok guys, the composer of this song has been a major issue online, and after i got 134 comments in one night on this video i figured it should be addressed. (And thanks guys for flooding my email :) ANOTHER IMPORTANT NOTE: THIS SONG ON THE VIDEO WAS WRITTEN BY YIRUMA, BUT IT IS NOT GOING TO BE THE SONG IN THE MOVIE. I AM NOT TO SURE IF CARTER'S LULLABY HAS BEEN RELEASED, BUT I DONT THINK IT HAS. ALSO: PLEASE CHECK OUT THE VIDEO RESPONSE FOR THIS VIDEO, THAT EXPLAINS THE BELLA'S LULLABY SITUATION IN DETAIL! IMPORTANT NEWS: THE OFFICIAL SOUNDTRACK FOR THE MOVIE TWILIGHT HAS BEEN RELEASED AND... THE OFFICIAL COMPOSER IS CARTER BURWELL!!! Here is the official track listing: 1. Muse — Supermassive Black Hole 2. Paramore — Decode 3. The Black Ghosts — Full Moon 4. Linkin Park — Leave Out All The Rest 5. MuteMath — Spotlight (Twilight Mix) 6. Perry Farrell — Going All The Way (Into The Twilight) 7. Collective Soul — Tremble For My Beloved 8. Paramore — I Caught Myself 9. Blue Foundation — Eyes On Fire 10. Rob Pattinson — Never Think 11. Iron & Wine — Flightless Bird, American Mouth 12. Carter Burwell — Bella's Lullaby OK, DID EVERYONE READ THAT LAST SONG????? HERE IS THE LINK: www.stepheniemeyer.com IT IS SAID UNDER THE HEADING October 6, 2008. #79 - Most Viewed (Today) - Australia
Yiruma - River flows in you, from the album First love. I do not own the picture or the song, I just want to share this with you guys ^^
PLEASE READ!! Ok so this is called River Flows In You and it's by Yiruma. IT IS NOT THE OFFICIAL LULLABY!! I have asociated this with Twilight because I think this would suit the position of Bella's Lullaby a lot better than the one composed by Carter Burwell. It's not that I don't like the Carter Burwell one, but I just think that this one fits better. You can get River Flows In You from itunes and you can find the sheet music on google. Enjoy :] And also sorry if I get snappy at people. It's just that some people obviously find it hard to read this description and start telling me things I already know. And it bugs me. A lot.
just relax...some people think this is Bella's Lullaby of Twilight movie...but I'm not sure about it...anyway it's a wonderful piano song...
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Geometric mean C-reactive protein (CRP) concentration in men and women according to cohort and assay source (A) and within 5-year bands adjusted for cohort (B)
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People hold a banner reading: 'islamic fascism shall not pass" during a demonstration in Paris, Saturday Nov.10, 2012. France is home to Western Europe's largest population of Muslims, estimated to be at least 5 million even though the government does not provide official figures. Many have family roots in former French colonies in northern Africa. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)
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What made us human? Being ARMED with lethal ranged weapons
Obviously you guys don't know about the 'real' science
Because if you had been paying attention to the great wisdom of our Republican nominees, you'd know that it's not possible that rape is part of what makes us Human. Everybody KNOWS that the body has ways of shutting down pregnancy so you don't get pregnant from 'real' rape. Sheesh!
Iran: Our nuke facilities still under attack by US, Israelis 'and MI6'
Re: Act of war?
Last I checked, storming your embassy, taking your diplomatic employees hostage, and killing both diplomatic employees (who have diplomatic immunity) and US Marines was an act of war.
Pretty sure peace was never declared......so they're pretty much an open target!
Big Blue boffins cram information onto a cool 12 atoms
Brittle seems to have a thin shell
This has what to do with the article?
.....or are you just feeling like babbling and trying to be a troll?
Superhero oil-burping algae will save the world
They are already working on this issue in an environment where there is lots of space and lots of sun....the Arizona desert. Seems a perfect place to grow algae. And there are lots of deserts about the globe.
Actually switchgrass is ten times more efficient thatn corn to make ethanol. However, the corn growers have a bigger lobby and therefore more subsidies.
London rioters should 'loose all benefits'
another option
perhaps exiling them to some other place--an island perhaps......with Dingos and Crocs maybe?
Dead bloke reanimates in mortuary
It's not just in South Africa....
I worked as an organ transplant immunologist in Seattle and we had very advanced med tech and there was someone who came in as an organ donor and woke up during a blood draw and wound up going home. He was back a few weeks later, but hey...a few more weeks are a few more weeks!
Euro commissioner tells Facebook it has nowhere to hide
But I was sure that.......
"our World Wide Web [which was invented by Sir Tim Berners Lee at Cern in Geneva]"
.....Al Gore invented the internet.......
Paramount buries Dune remake
an excellent adaptaion of Dune
Try the SciFi channel adaptation miniseries. It was excelent.
And it actaully did all four books in two miniseries. Dune and Dune Messiah in the first (titled 'Dune'), and Children of Dune and God Emporer of Dune in the second (titled 'Children of Dune').
And it was mostly European actors , iifc.
US forces drop dead drug-poison killer mice from helicopters
Tylenol |= codeine
Tylenol that you can buy over the counter in the US does not contain codeine. Codeine is a controlled substance and can only be bought via prescription. There is a drug called Tylenol 3 which does contain codeine. It makes happy faces............
Bill Gates backs ball-busting ultrasound
ultrasound detection != ultrasound treatment
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@ Ben R.
the ultrasound used for a "treatment" (most likely sports related) is very high powered and intended to sonically treat deep muscle tissue. Muscle tissue is also particularly dense and hard to beam sound through. Both reasons for high powered ultrasound.
the ultrasound used for detection (like in seeing your babies) is low powered and intended only to return a soundwave to form an image. It also has to go through nice soft skin and an amnio sac and therefore doesn't need penetrating power (I know, I said 'penetrating'.....). Just think--women don't get their babies squeezed out when they go in for an ultrasound.
the ultrasound being considered for the "bal-busting" treatment only has to go through the very small amount of soft tissue in your scrotum and testes and so is the low-powered kind, so no worries about busting your nuts in any way other than the figurative.
problems with the male pill
@ bassey
the main problem with the "male pill" is not that women don't trust men (they may not and probably shouldn't). The main problem is that to make a woman infertile (temporarily) requires you to prevent ONE egg being released during one particularly small window of time once a month, while to make a man infertile (temporarily) requires you to suppress the production of MILLIONS of sperm EVERY DAY of every month, constantly. One tast is much easier than the other.
Not to mention, a woman does not ovulate during pregnancy. So we had a very obvious model to recreate to make the "female pill". Men NEVER stop producing sperm. Not even when their balls are old and grey and shrivelled..........
Kentucky woman breastfeeds sheriff's deputy
Am I the only one thinking......
.....aren't there people who pay to have this done to them?
or so I've heard anyway.
Mechwarrior maker claims Microsoft 'destroyed' studio's culture
MW alive and well
For those missing these games, there is a MechWarrior 5 in the works (and not by M$). Although as a private enterprise it may take awhile to come out for real.....
And for the AC wanting the original boardgame, that is back as well. It's by Catalyst Game Labs and can be found if you google battletech. They have done a very good job updating and expanding things.
On a personal note, I never had a problem with any of the games. Loved them all, from MW2 to MW4 and the MechCommander's as well. Worked great, MW4 was actually the best--despite comments to the contrary, and btw I am well over 10 years old.
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Season 4 winner and Country superstar Carrie Underwood has been named Country Music Television?s Artist of the Year for 2012, along with Miranda Lambert. Congratulations, Carrie!
Since winning Season 11 of American Idol, Phillip Phillips has rapidly become one of music's hottest new artists. It was just announced that the talented singer will be joining Matchbox 20 on the road for 21 dates this winter beginning January 29, 2013. Phillip's first show will take place at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Catoosa, OK. Phillip will be on tour with the popular band until February 27th, 2013! Get your tickets now.
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