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When we started decorating for Christmas last week, this is what our mantel looked like. My daughter and I collaborated on it – well, it was mostly my daughter, because I was busy making new ornaments and decorations (more on that tomorrow!)
However it got done, I think it turned out nice. Last year we added the pops of purple into our standard mix of white and metalics.
This year we kept the purple and silver and added a couple of old pinecone topiaries I made years ago and some book page ornaments.
By the way, that's our new theme this year: vintage book and sheet music decorations! I'll be posting more about how this played out in the rest of the house over the next few days. I absolutely LOVE how they turned out and how they play off the vintage bulbs I've collected.
However, there was something that I didn't like….sigh. There's always something.
The round, green mirror just wasn't cutting it anymore. I love it, but after all your help last spring with our mantel, I've been looking for a large, rectangle black mirror to put in it's place to tie together all the touches of black and fill the huge space we have.
But large mirrors are expensive! Gah- I had never looked for one before. Then last summer I found a large, multi-paned old window in our shed. I can't, for the life of me, remember where we got it or if it was given to us or I bought it. But there it was.
I decided to clean it up, paint it black and use a mirror paint on the back of the panes to give it a vintage-y feel. But our new dining chairs came first. And then the garden produce needed to be taken care of. And then school started and the weather got cold.
But staring at the mantel with the green mirror gave me the impetus I needed to "git 'er done."
Well, sorta. The mirrored panes will have to wait until the weather warms enough to be able to spray paint outside. But I LOVE what the large black frame does to the space. And how it ties in our stocking initials and even the black print on the book page decorations.
It's very festive lit up as well- gotta love mercury glass and glitter for the sparkles they give off.
You can see some of the book page theme here: bird and fan ornaments added to our "Joy" banner and on the mantel as well as whole pages wrapped around a pillar candle tied with twine.
On top of the shelves flanking the fireplace, I've put the "snow village" pieces I painted many years ago. I used to go all out with people, light poles and scenes, but now I just enjoy lining them up with a bit of fake snow.
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Instagram has disabled the ability of Twitter users to view its photo-futzed images in full, and CEO Kevin Systrom says he eventually wants people to come to his site rather than any other platform. Systrom says the move is because Instagram has made a number of improvements in its own site and apps, and it thinks users will …
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I have never used instagram and after reading this never will.
"I think this is an evolution of where we are with where we want links with our content to go," Systrom told the LeWeb technology conference on Wednesday
Sorry but the only reason this sort of "social" site works is because of the members content. What an arrogant idiot.
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All Hail King Zuck may his Empire grow ever stronger!
N.B. note how All Empires fail generally when they get too big for their boots.
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Not having used Instagram, because like most people you have better things to do, you won't have read the T&C's before uploading a photograph. I'll save you the time. All that content belongs to Zuckerberg.
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I'm 'Content' and so is my wife!
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"All that content belongs to Zuckerberg."
Sort of, yes... but the more valuable thing to Instagram and Facebook is the continuing flow of content from the users into their sites. The moment that flow dries up, all of the current content becomes all but valueless in the eyes of shareholders.
I noticed this
I noticed that twitter wasn't displaying them any more when quite few posts didn't show them. I didn't bother going to the site to look at the pictures. I can't imagine I'm the only one. I imagine their use will diminish very significantly once people realise fewer people look at their pictures, it's not like there aren't many alternatives.
Another arrogant clueless idiot CEO brags about his stupid move ...
...another app I've just removed from my phone, another day passes.
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sorry had to down vote for ever having it installed....
Re: Another arrogant clueless idiot CEO brags about his stupid move ...
Really, man... what the hell is it with all these CEOs breaking the Goofy Meter these days -- and managing to actually be rewarded for it, to boot? It's almost like an epidemic of sociopathy, and it seems to be especially bad among the CEOs of tinhorn Internet outfits like Instagram -- and they're being positively reinforced, so they get even goofier. It's like they're batshit and proud, and right up front about it, and they don't give a damn how many people can clearly see that they're batshit.
They're like the kind of characters you see in articles in The Onion, or in old SNL sketches -- except they aren't parodies, but real actual people. If it didn't adversely affect so many people, I'd actually find their behavior entertaining.
This is typical of all the big players on the web trying to get you to use their "experience" exclusively.
Open web, open tools. If you provide decent services users will come. Once you start building walls to keep them in they will leave. This has happened over and over again. People are not stupid and getting people to use only one website will never happen because there is always a better mousetrap out there.
Well said!
Just wondering... not that I'd be caught dead using it, but would anybody know if Instagram has the option for downloading the image as a .jpg -- so then you could just manually post the image to your Twitter feed via TwitPic? I mean, how tough could that be?
(Disclaimer: I use Twitter fairly regularly, Facebook sparsely, but, in fact, would not be caught dead using Instagram to post brand-new fotos digitally butchered to look like thirty year-old Polaroids)
Re: Well said!
It stores it in /instagram on your phone (on android at least).
Re: Well said!
It stores it in /instagram on your phone (on android at least).
Thanks for the tip. Still, I don't own an iPhone or Android -- but if I did, I still wouldn't touch Instagram with somebody else's ten-foot pole.
I was just curious, though, as when I come out with a new cartoon on my blog, I post it to Twitter via email, using the email link I have to my TwitPic account (and, I also do this with any interesting fotos I take on the street). Seems any hipster with two brain cells to rub together -- yeah, a mutually exclusive expression, I know -- could tweet his crappily-butchered Instagram images the same way. Any Instagram luser who's actually stymied by this boneheaded corporate move would have to be hopelessly and irredeemably st00pid.
Plus ça change…
I saw this the other day "What'sApp is becoming my new social network. Anyone else feel the same?" I suspect moves like this will just increase migration to the next data sucker…
Re: Plus ça change…
Sadly, theres a rumour that WhatsApp is about to be purchased by Lord Zuckerberg. Meet the new boss.....etc.
Just share the version saved to your photo gallery, then. Simples!
Used to like instagram for the first 5 minutes before you had to trawl through thousands of 'selfies' and advertising pics to see any genuinely creative or thought-provoking pics. The last straw was when i recently posted a pic and instantly got 6 likes, all from 'users' with stuff to sell or promote.
Facebook and instagram - great ideas, but now teetering giants.
"Used to like Instagram..."
...for the first 5 minutes before you had to trawl through thousands of 'selfies' and advertising pics to see any genuinely creative or thought-provoking pics. The last straw was when i recently posted a pic and instantly got 6 likes, all from 'users' with stuff to sell or promote.
That happened to me when I first set up my Twitter account. Spent five or ten minutes poking around on my feed, getting the hang of the interface and such, and in that short time I'd racked up about ten "followers", all of whom were "hotties in my area" or 'bot profiles with fake "selfies" ripped off from some other site all claiming to just adore the tweets I was posting and supposedly dying to meet me. I blocked and reported them for spamming, of course, and learned how to spot 'bot and spam followers real goddamn' fast. Happily, that bullshit subsided fairly quickly.
I was actually pretty surprised that didn't happen when I set up my Facebook account. Granted, I hardly ever log on there, I gave FB totally fake gender/residence/birthday info, and left all those personal interest, profession and education fields blank, but, still, I was genuinely surprised at not being deluged with fake friend requests from Hot Guys In Tripoli Who Were Wanting To Meet Me Now.
Instagram has a website?
The only thing I use it for is to post photos directly to FB. So I guess Mark will be happy!
Instagram starts filtering out hipster pics on Twitter
Many people may feel that this will enhance the Twitter experience.
Re: Instagram starts filtering out hipster pics on Twitter
My feelings exactly. I may even finally get a Twitter account now.
The single most pointless service I have ever seen in my entire life. Take photo, make photo look worse to somehow inversely make you look trendy, post to Tw@tter. Appending "inspirational" quotes to show how different and deep you are is optional.
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I take issue with the pointlessness. It has at least inspired the new H&M advertising campaign. Wow! Progress not only goes "boink!" but also is also slightly over-exposed. What will they think of next? Watches powered by microelectronics, no doubt.
There's a pint in it for anyone who gets *all* the references,
Re: "make photo look worse"
If I could upvote this more than once I would. A million times over.
Use of Instagram, like owning an iPhone a couple of years ago, is a sure sign of an idiot.
Re: "make photo look worse"
I agree. I have asked many times what exactly is the point of Instagram and its USP of 'make your crappy pics crappier'.
Never got an answer.
Not entirely unexpected...
What a shocker that after facebook buys instagram they f**k it up for any other social network.
If you didn't see that one coming you need your eyes testing.
Let me fix that for you
If you think instagram makes photos look good your need your eyes testing.
Misleading headline
It led me to think that they had developed some kind of hipster detector
Re: Misleading headline
Instagram is, in itself, a method of identifying hipsters.
Re: Misleading headline
How? I don't have it, and now apparently if I were to use Twitter (which I don't) I wouldn't be able to use it for hipster identification.
Presumably now I will have to pay Zuckerberg for his list of self-important, gullible and technically illiterate people who wouldn't recognise a good photo if Ansel Adams explained it to them in person, with examples.
That's all. Just... m'eh.
Now if it could only happen on Facebook. Seeing a good picture or of something interesting for it to be destroyed by filters make me sad.
Instagram : does for photography what drinking 18 pints of lager and an extra large portion of red-hot vindaloo does to your nethers!
Too many photos online already, no-one will ever care
Photographs are personal things, like opinions, we don't need them online.
It's a good thing
Few twitter users will click further and wait for their site to load to see their Polaroid effect photo of their dog they've posted to make them look trendy. Hopefully that will result in less people posting them in the first place.
All down to advertising
A photo displayed on Twitter is one that doesn't make Instagram, and therefore Facebook, any money through advertising.
That explains it...
I wondered why people had been moving to Twitpic and IMGURL to point at various other hosting providers ...
The issue with restricting Instagram preview from Twitter is that people will just think - "oh there's an issue with X... I'll use Y instead".
Instagram: Ruin your photos for free!
The surprising alternative to photography.
Link to Facebook image..how?
I spent (nearly) 10 minutes trying to figure out *how* to link to an image that is on Facebook today. Could only figure out how to share it within FB. Sure I didn't try very hard--why would I?
I try to avoid FB anyway, just I have a few friends who seem as hopelessly trapped by the Facebook's garden walls as my parents used to be by AOL. Which is sad.
Disposable media.
The deluge of what pases for content on larger social sites makes quality almost irrelel=vant. While quantity may well have a quality all of its own, it isn't an aesthetic one. If twenty people haven't liked your latest purple tint of a door, or unfocussed portrait of some dorks on the razzle within an hour of posting, then it's in the dustbin of history....a day early.
A tog friend of mine is fond of saying: "Any twat can take a shit photo, but it takes a special kind of twat to publish it"
"irrelevant", even. Who moved my keyboard?
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Ajna Goddess is owned by Genessa Zickefoose, a photographer, writer, educator, and Kripalu certified RYT-200 yoga instructor. I am currently available for private yoga instruction in the greater Hartford, Connecticut area. Please contact me for pricing and further information.
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|Grounding Tree Yoga & Wellness
|Contact:Dani McNeil
|111 Loomis Rd, Colchester, Connecticut 06415
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Guided Meditation Class located at Five Elements Healing Center Fridays from 9am-10am Starting on September 27th
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|Yoga for Health
|Contact:Marcie Loffredo
|Colchester, Connecticut 06415
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga, Soft Style Ashtanga, Others
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Classes are held at Congregation Ahavath Achim, 84 Lebanon Ave. (RT 16 East),Colchester, CT. Tuesdays and Thursdays,9:00AM - 10:15AM. All levesl are welcome. Please call or email for details. I also teach in other locations. Please visit my website or email me for details.
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|Fuller Yoga Pilates and Massage
|2450 Main St., Glastonbury, Connecticut 06033
|Yoga Style: Basic, Power, Flow, Fuller Yoga, Restorative
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Fuller Yoga Pilates and Massage believes that a great body and a great mind can do great things. Our classes are structured around a non-judgmental approach which enhances your ability to achieve your personal objectives. We believe a person can reduce and potentially eliminate stress as well as physical and emotional pain with the consistent and disciplined practice of yoga, pilates and massage. Our superior instruction is centered on proper body alignment, strength building, and increased flexibility. We understand these to be the framework to preventing and healing injuries and to living pain free.
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|Evolution Pilates
|Contact:Lynn MacDonald
|345 New London Tpke, Glastonbury, Connecticut 06033
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Evolution is a pilates and yoga business, specializing in pilates small group mat and reformer training and a variety of yoga. Small is the key, you won't be lost in a crowd of people mat to mat, everyone here knows your name!
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|Yoga for Health
|Contact:Marcie Loffredo
|24 Falls Rd, Moodus, Connecticut 06469
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga, Soft Style Ashtanga, Gentle Yoga, Beginners Yoga
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Class is held at Levels of Fitness, behind Gristmill Market, second floor - two large picture windows. Entrance next to dry cleaners. Go upstairs, door on your left. TIME: Thursdays 5:00 to 6:30 PM.
Various styles of Yoga are taught. We foster a safe, clean, friendly environment. The health and safety of our students comes first. All are welcome, no experience needed. We also help those with various physical ailments to insure their Yoga experience is beneficial and safe.
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|143 Marlborough St., Portland, Connecticut 06480
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga, Soft Style Ashtanga, Hot Yoga,
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Classes are held at Inner Circle Family Martial Arts, Monday,Wednesday,Friday 9:00 to 10:30 AM
Tuesday and Wednesday nights 7:15 to 8:30 PM.
Inner Circle Family Martial Arts is on RT 66 next to Campagna's Restaurant. All are welcome. No experience needed.
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|Manchester, Connecticut 06040
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga
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Temple is a 500 hour certified instructor. She infuses her absolute love for yoga with her search for truth and honor of intuition to create an energetic, organic class that includes vinyasa as well as deeper holding of specific poses. She is available for private instruction, group classes and workshops.
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|Samadhi Yoga Studio
|283 East Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040
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Yoga for every body - a variety of instructors, styles and intensities to offer the best in yoga to our beloved community
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|Sacred Rhythm
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|199 West Center St, Manchester, Connecticut 06040
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| Yoga Classes in Cromwell Connecticut
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|Yoga Style: Kripalu, Vinyasa/Power, Svaroopa
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Conventiently located in central CT, Facilitated Healing Center offers yoga class styles in Kripalu,Vinyasa/Power with Anusara influences for new and experienced students. Spacious studio is open for drop-ins and students can join any time. Weekend workshops, massage therapy, foot reflexology.
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|Defined Body Pilates
|Contact:Lucille Pellitier
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|Yoga Style: Power, Gentle, Vinyasa Flow, Yin Yoga
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|424 Main Street, Middletown, Connecticut 06457
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|Contact:Elizabeth Devi McKenty
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Generic Name: raloxifene
Note: This page contains information about the side effects of raloxifene. Some of the dosage forms included on this document may not apply to the brand name Evista.
Not all side effects for Evista may be reported. You should always consult a doctor or healthcare professional for medical advice. Side effects can be reported to the FDA here.
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Applies to raloxifene: oral tablet
In addition to its needed effects, some unwanted effects may be caused by raloxifene (the active ingredient contained in Evista). In the event that any of these side effects do occur, they may require medical attention.
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Applies to raloxifene: oral tablet
General side effects have included infection (11% to 15%), flu syndrome (15%), and abdominal pain (7%). The most common general side effects were hot flashes (25%) and leg cramps (6%). Hot flashes or flushes tended to occur during the first six months of therapy.
Raloxifene should be discontinued at least 72 hours prior to and during periods of immobilization. Therapy should be resumed only after the patient is fully ambulatory. Patients should be advised to avoid prolonged restrictions of movement during travel. The use of raloxifene (the active ingredient contained in Evista) in women predisposed to thromboembolic disease, such as women with congestive heart failure and malignancy, should be carefully considered.
A large (7,705 women), 3.3 year study reported raloxifene was associated with an increased risk for venous thromboembolism (relative risk 2.1, 95% confidence interval 1.2-3.8)
Cardiovascular side effects have included decreased fibrinogen 12% (versus 2% with estrogen) and Plasminogen Activator Inhibitor-1 2% (versus 9% with estrogen). However, analysis of clinical study data revealed an increased risk of venous thromboembolic events, such as deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, and retinal vein thrombosis associated with use of raloxifene. The greatest risk of these events occurs within the first four months of treatment.
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Dermatologic side effects have included rash (6%) and sweating (3%).
Gastrointestinal side effects have included nausea (9%), vomiting (3%), dyspepsia (6%), flatulence (2% to 3%), GI disorder (3%), and gastroenteritis (3%).
Metabolic effects of raloxifene (the active ingredient contained in Evista) therapy have resulted in a less positive effect on lipids than conjugated estrogen. High density lipoprotein (HDL) is increased 15% (versus 33% with estrogen). Lipoprotein (a) is decreased 7% (versus 19% with estrogen). Low density lipoprotein (LDL) is decreased 12% (versus 14% with estrogen.
Limited clinical data suggest that women with a history of marked hypertriglyceridemia (>5.6 mmol/L or >500 mg/dL) in response to treatment with oral estrogen or estrogen plus progestin may develop increased levels of triglycerides when treated with raloxifene.
Metabolic side effects have included weight gain (9%) and peripheral edema (3%).
Musculoskeletal side effects have included arthralgia (11%), myalgia (8%), leg cramps (6%), and arthritis (4%).
Nervous system
Nervous system side effects have included depression (6%), insomnia (6%) and fever (3%), hot flashes (25% to 29% versus HRT 3% and placebo 18%), and migraine headaches (2%).
Respiratory side effects have included sinusitis (10%), pharyngitis (8%), cough increased (6%), pneumonia (3%), and laryngitis (2%).
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Is Chelsea Market worth a trip
I am a native now living in Hawaii visiting Ny with my list of CH restaurants and a few of my old faves. Is CM worth it for anything. Never been. I heard there is a malted milk there from my childhood. My Lexington Candy has the same thing. Am I wasting a day?
re: serious
I agree with serious...1 hour is MORE than enough time! Walk, look arund, and be done!
re: texann
Right - I'd much rather hang out on Bleecker St., head over to Despana, down to DiPalo's and Chinatown.
I was less than impressed. Very disappointing. The only place there worth visiting for me was the Italian shop, and I can get much of what they had from a good salumeria in Queens.
Don't waste your time.
re: JungMann
Yeah I agree. So much of the food sold there is perishable anyway. Unless your hotel has a kitchen, it's not what you're looking for.
The building is cool though. If you're in the neighborhood, there's no harm in walking through.
re: Miss Needle
Agree--I think it's fun to kill a half hour or hour or so if you're in the area. There are a couple of places worth visiting (Buon Italia, Amy's Bread, L'Arte). But, like MMRuth said, Bleecker St. is an even better nearby excursion that likewise has an Amy's, a L'Arte nearby, and an Italian grocer (Faicco's), among other shops (Murray's, Cones, Rocco's, etc.).
It's cool to check out for an hour or so, some tasty treats incl. great cupcakes from Delia's. I actually went there for NY Open House Weekend and met the architect. It's a rather interesting building design but I would hardly say it's a must-see. Go walk around the Village instead.
You can hit it up pretty quickly, and pick up a few baked good type items, or some goodies from the italian shop which is pretty much the standout there. The wine shop isn't bad either, and if you needed say a few food gifts like a Sarabeths jam or something, then it might be worthwhile. You would probably have a more nostalgic time going to Zabars instead though!
re: sugartoof
Go! For the architecture (a converted Nabisco plant), for the behind-the-scenes look at the art of bread baking, for the innovative dairy bar (Ronnybrook's beautiful diner/store), for the brownies and the gelato and the Italian food imports. For anyone visiting the Meatpacking District or the West Village, this is indeed, a must stop of any tourist's culinary itinerary.
definately if you want your milk. it won't take you too long to see it, maybe tie it in with something else, like a restaurant visit or shopping/a night out in the meatpacking neighborhood.
For me an native NYer, the whole meatbacking district is a new tourist attraction as is Soho and all th oh's but I don't really like Soho except the buildings. I actually never heard of the Nabisco factory but I really hate the idea of a busload of Euros cause they can come here and I can't afford to go there. lol I wanted to go to the milk place but think I will go to Lexington candy for a real malted. Hey UES mayor, don't know if I should be jealous of you or for you to wish you were here Aloha
For food-to-eat, no, not worth a trip, though it's worth walking through if happen to find yourself close by. Everything else aside, I don't think you could spend a day there if your life depended on it. It's not that big and I think it'd take only a couple-few hours if you look at everything closely.
The Italian market is very good in terms of what they carry - lots of imported stuff you don't usually see all together in one place and a few things you rarely see at all since Balducci's went corporate, but it's not always so great in terms of prices and freshness of fast-expiring perishables. Their prepared food - not all that much to begin with - is not bad but not worth a trip. There's a kitchenwares place that's worth a walk-through if you're really into window-shopping that stuff (like me :) ) but otherwise, it doesn't especially stand out.
Opinions vary about the other places there but the only other place I ever bother with at all is the fruit&vegs market, usually because I've gone to the Italian place. There's a pretty good fish market there, but what they have to prepared-to-eat probably isn't worth a trip and is more or less takeout. The wine store's OK but not noteworthy, and overpriced, Amy's bread exists elsewhere, if you like it to begin with.
Oh, I believe it * is * the home of the Food TV/Food Network/whatever-they-call-themselves-these-days if that interests you - I have no idea what they do for/with the public at large but probably something.
re: MMRuth
The Italian place is great, IMO. They have a huge selection of imported stuff--from butter, to frozen fish/seafood from the Mediterranean, terrific olives, many types of anchovies, dried pastas, hard to find spices, the above-mentioned Italian Nutella. Plenty of stuff that you can't find at DiPalo's or in the Bronx.
No one has mentioned the 9th Street Espresso in the Chelsea Market--it's worth a visit. Plus, you can pair their fine espresso drinks with some really good gelato or sorbet from right across the hall.
I'm still not sure it's worth a special trip if you're coming from out of town, but if you're strolling northward through the village and want to check out the Meat Packing District, by all means do a walk through.
re: PAL
Good NYer that I am, I've never actually made it to Arthur Ave (nor the Statute of Liberty lol) but they carry a lot more packaged/dry goods things than DiPalo's and smaller deli type places in Bensonhurst. I've never been to Coluccio in Brooklyn, but I suspect that might be more comparable. They have fewer oils and vinegar, stuff like that, than DiPalo's (or Dom's, etc.) but they have things like big bags of amaretti and lots of cookies/snack foods, among other things. A couple of meats that I don't see at DiPalo's much but fewer dried sausages. Pretty good fresh sausage, I think on a par with DiPalo's which I think is good but not mindblowing. I got a chunk of guanciale from them that looked better than what I've seen at the other usual suspects. Honestly I think their dairy cases often border on the gross - like at Fairway where some things just don't turn over - but presumably newly arrived things are in good shape. They also have some things like glazed terracotta cookware I haven't seen elsewhere locally.
re: MikeG
DiPalo's feels more historical or old school, while the stock at Buon Italia represents what you might find nowadays in a small Italian supermarket. It carries a lot of dry good type stuff that I remember expat Italian friends of mine cooking with all the time, and the snacks and cookies that they prefer. The cheese and salumi selection is much better at DiPalo's, but Buon Italia has good fresh mozzarella and prosciutto and I love their mortadella.
I shop in Chelsea Market all the time but it's mystifying to me that groups of tourists go on tours of the place.
re: MMRuth
MMRuth, I don't think you'll be that impressed with Buon Italia. It's a perfectly charming place to stop by if you happen to be in the area, but everything I've ever bought there I've gotten better quality and cheaper from other places. The cheese is simply HORRIBLE. The fresh pasta is frozen, old and crumbling. The olive oil is overpriced. The salumi were rather wretched compared with DiPalo's or Calabria Pork Store.
They did have a good selection of well priced dry goods from Italy. Interesting flour, jarred condiments, pastas, risotto rices, candies, etc.
Supposedly they make an espresso there that is unmatched in the City. There was an Italian executive in my office who used to make a daily trek to the Chelsea Market from 20th and 5th for a single cup of properly made espresso from them.
The kitchen supply store is good fun, nothing new, but quite good.
The fruit and veg market is rather sickly compared to Fairway, but the prices are unbeatable and occasionally they'll have something hard to find and fun.
For me it's worth the trip only because I work nearby so it's not out of the way, and the wine store is quite excellent, it's the closest location for me for Amy's Bread, I can't resist Ronnybrook Farms products, and the fish at the Lobster Place is really good.
I only liked Chelsea Market for the Bowery Kitchen Supplies store, beyond that they don't have anything overly unique, although the Ronnybrook Milk Bar was interesting.
I live nearby and it's a great place to do your shopping, but really I don't think of it as a tourist attraction, but rather as a neighborhood amenity. Check it out but really the city itself is a great marketplace to explore.


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State Rep. Marty Walsh's union ties and City Councillor At-Large John Connolly's background as an attorney were an early focus of the second televised debate between the two mayoral candidates as they scrapped with each other two weeks before the Nov. 5 election.
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Latest poll shows dead heat in Mayor's race
Oct. 23, 2013
Rep. Martin Walsh of Dorchester has shrunk his opponent's lead in the mayoral race to within the margin of error, as Boston City Councilor John Connolly of West Roxbury edged Walsh in a recent poll, 41-39.
The numbers were closer - 35-34 - when the 503 likely voters were polled on their initial preference and not pressed to say which candidate they were leaning towards. Read more
#BosMayor Round-Up: Oct. 23, 2013
13 days to Nov. 5. City Councillor At-Large John Connolly will hold an 11 a.m. press conference on City Hall Plaza focusing on negative mailers. An independent labor-backed group supporting state Rep. Marty Walsh has put out mailers slamming Connolly as privileged; Walsh has called on them to stop. The mailer issue and Walsh's background as a labor leader came up in last night's debate at WGBH's Brighton headquarters. Read more
#BosMayor Round-Up: Oct. 22, 2013
14 days to Nov. 5. Tonight: The second televised debate between the two finalists at WGBH. The debate, which will have a live audience, will air at 7pm on WGBH 2, 89.7 WGBH, and on WGBHnews.org. Jim Braude and Margery Eagan are the moderators. Starting at 1 p.m., State Rep. Marty Walsh and City Councillor At-Large John Connolly will also talk environmental issues at a forum put together by the Environmental League of Massachusetts. Tomorrow: WBUR/MassINC poll on the mayoral race will be released in the morning. Read more
#BosMayor Round-Up: Oct. 21, 2013
15 days to Nov. 5. State Rep. Marty Walsh and City Councillor At-Large John Connolly will make endorsements the focus of their respective press conferences this morning: Walsh will tout Congressman Michael Capuano's backing, while Connolly will have Bishop John M. Borders, III and Robert Lewis, Jr. The Connolly campaign will hold a "Women for Connolly" event tonight, which has a host committee that includes attorney Cheryl Cronin, former Deval Patrick adviser Lora Pellegrini and Micho Spring, a deputy mayor under the late Kevin White. Read more
#BosMayor Round-Up: Oct. 20, 2013
16 days to Nov. 5. It's Sunday, so both candidates are attending church services. They'll both be spending some time in Jamaica Plain later today. And both get profiles in the Boston Sunday Globe. Read more
#BosMayor Round-Up: Oct. 19, 2013
17 days to Nov. 5. City Councillor At-Large John Connolly and state Rep. Marty Walsh both have a packed Saturday schedule: 11 events each.
THE DAY AHEAD: A list of happenings, as provided by the campaigns. Schedule entries are subject to change:
State Rep. Marty Walsh
10:00 a.m. Endorsement press conference and canvass kick-off (Grove Hall, in park area by Flames Restaurant, 469 Blue Hill Avenue, Roxbury)
11:30 a.m. Chinatown community event (Josiah Quincy School, 885 Washington Street)
12:15 p.m. Rep. Walsh will appear live on Caribbean Radio 101.3FM
#BosMayor Round-Up: Oct. 18, 2013
18 days to Nov. 5. City Councillor At-Large John Connolly will privately meet with gang members and anti-violence workers from StreetSafe Boston in Roxbury. The meeting will be followed by a walk through the area. State Rep. Marty Walsh meets with Haitian community leaders at Sant Belvi and hits a golf tournament reception in South Boston. Read more
#BosMayor Round-Up: Oct. 17, 2013
19 days to Nov. 5. State Rep. Marty Walsh and City Councillor At-Large John Connolly both appear in front of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce this morning at the Fairmont Copley Plaza. Walsh will then campaign with City Councillor At-Large Felix Arroyo in Hyde Park, while Connolly holds a press conference on his proposal for a Roxbury Entrepreneurship Center. Connolly will be joined by campaign co-chair Val Hyman, a DJ, Greg Selkoe of Karmaloop, Darryl Settles of D'Ventures Limited, and Clayton Turnbull, president of Waldwin Group, among others. Read more


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Positron Emission Tomography for Detecting Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
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First received: December 10, 1999
Last updated: April 6, 2009
Last verified: January 2002
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Kozower BD, Meyers BF, Reed CE, Jones DR, Decker PA, Putnam JB Jr. Does positron emission tomography prevent nontherapeutic pulmonary resections for clinical stage IA lung cancer? Ann Thorac Surg. 2008 Apr;85(4):1166-9; discussion 1169-70.
Reed CE, Harpole DH, Posther KE, Woolson SL, Downey RJ, Meyers BF, Heelan RT, MacApinlac HA, Jung SH, Silvestri GA, Siegel BA, Rusch VW; American College of Surgeons Oncology Group Z0050 trial. Results of the American College of Surgeons Oncology Group Z0050 trial: the utility of positron emission tomography in staging potentially operable non-small cell lung cancer. J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg. 2003 Dec;126(6):1943-51.


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Sprint and HTC have started rolling out new minor software updates for the HTC EVO 4G, EVO View 4G and the Samsung Epic 4G, which removes the Carrier IQ 'spyware' from these handsets.Read More
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