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Changes in functional vasomotor reactivity in migraine with aura
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-2982.2009.01843.x
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Volume 29, Issue 11, pages 1156–1164, November 2009
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Wolf, M., Jäger, T., Bäzner, H. and Hennerici, M. (2009), Changes in functional vasomotor reactivity in migraine with aura. Cephalalgia, 29: 1156–1164. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-2982.2009.01843.x
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yeah the frame's fine thanks, dv.
it'll hang up in the shed for a while i think. fork is a bit steeper than i'd hoped, but that's ok - it's a lovely frameset.
for the weight, and because i don't know much about columbus tubes, i think it's reynolds 653 or 531p
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does anyone recognise this casting mark on the lug?
(not my frame btw)
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I'll take a stab at Japanese manufacture SR, Sakae/Ringyo? I know they made aluminum frames and forks, so I guess a lug casting business is not out of the question.
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yeah, that was my first thought too, but i've got those lugs on my raleigh 653 race, and now also on this olympic frame..
pommys using jap lugs?
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I don't see why not. Plenty of Aussie built frames using TANGE tubing and lugs. I would imagine that Japanese sourced lugs would have been a lot cheaper than the Euro stuff at the time.
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colnago sold!
i hope the new owner is very happy with their purchase, as am i with my bag of gold
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so i've bought a dawes galaxy. reynolds 531 off-the-rack touring bike from England.
been looking for one for ages, but they're either not my size, or not affordable.
bought another raleigh. a team ti, again with reynolds 531. not an actual team bike coz they were all 753.
just my size, and it's one of those icons you just can't pass up!
seriously looking to cull a few frames, so hit me up if there's something you want.
looking to unload the following frames:
a shogun samurai
the lemond
the blue superlite
a raceline peleton
the vertex roady
the kenevans track frame
will post ads up next week (just in time for christmas), once i get them all out for photos, with complete descriptions and prices etc.
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I think you would regret selling the Vertex. When I think off you Munga I associate it with Repco's.
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^ yes. Repco Munga, Runga
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hmm, why you make sense!
i think you may be right. i just looked at erle's vicenza again on another forum, and said to myself "if that was smaller i'd buy it".
kinda says something, yeah?
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So where are you now Munga? Is the frame count slowly contracting towards a single figure?
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3 repco's,
2 raleighs
1 lemond..
not really.
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Definitely looks like an SR stamp. My Dawes has French Bocama lugs so it wouldn't be too much of a stretch for them to use japanese lugs.
When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
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i looked at a few SR logo's and can't find a match, or a reference to their lugs.
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Hi all new to this forum so please bear with me.
I have an 80's shogun samurai in original pink white and blue. I saved for a year as a teenager to buy this bike. I think in the 80's I paid almost $1000 new for it....I love this bike and it always gets questions/ turns heads when I ride it. Condition is very good with all original 105 bio pace components. My question is....is it collectable? Is it worth much?
Ill attach a pic if I can work out how!!!
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Mate, check eBay for completed listings. My guess is $50 to $300 for a mint condition bike.
I picked up my samurai for under $100 with same components
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is that blue one a `repco Superlight` I have an 80`s repco frame that I reversed the drop out`s for track. everyone was interested!!!! . Very tight geometry and a very rigid sprinter. I had to reverse the drop outs as the `SOOKS` did`nt like getting towel`d up by a streeter.
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yes, the blue one is a repco superlite. for sale, actually. $100 ono
the golden yellow raceline is for sale too. same deal.
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Is that an Apollo Concorde i see?
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it was. it was also the one dan was doing up and then sold. in fact, the colnago is sold, the grayson is sold, the apollo is sold, the repco and the raceline are for sale.
geez it looks like i'm going thru a lot of frames, but then, you should see the other side of the garage!
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If you keep going like that before too long you'll only have one bike for every day of the week
When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
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yeah, it doesn't make sense to have this many bikes.
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You're saying that to the wrong guy . I have one for every week of the year at the moment.
When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
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if you can't be a good example, be a terrible warning.
which are you, lachy?
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Uhhh, no comment? Just don't ask my fiancee, she'll definitely have a direct answer!
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Now flash forward to some incidents that are less memorable in their visual impact, but perhaps more important to today's computing environment. Steve Jobs introducing the iPhone 4, and then today, Motorola and Verizon announcing the Droid X.
When Verizon Vice President John Stratton showed the Droid X in a New York press conference (which the rest of us got to see in streaming video), he also showed why Apple hasn't learned the lessons of the decades that followed 1984.
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Now, we're 26 years later and it's the iPhone that has all of the attention, and once again the lessons of the past haven't been learned. As was the case with the Macintosh, the iPhone provides a choice between doing things Apple's way or not doing them at all. You have one source of applications, one choice of carrier. You can't even write your own software, which you could at least do in the Mac.
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I was toying with a way to combine peak and career ratings around this time last year, and did position-by-position comparisons of peak and career players. My shortstops were Tulo and Omar Vizquel. Including 2013, by WAR, Vizquel's second-best season would be Tulo's sixth-best. And Vizquel's 16th-best season would be... Tulo's sixth-best.
McCutchen was about as good last year as this year (depends what you make of the defensive numbers) and was probably the best player in the NL last year, but he didn't win the MVP last year because the Pirates weren't in the playoffs, and won it this year because they were.
Troy Tulowitzki finished 17th, despite just 512 PAs this year. Tulo now has had six seasons of at least 500 PAs in his career, and has gotten MVP votes all six seasons. That's not too shabby.They do let Denver writers vote all 6 years, ya know.
They do let Denver writers vote all 6 years, ya know.
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The history of America's conflict with the piratical states of the Mediterranean runs through the presidencies of Washington, Adams, Jefferson, and Madison; the adoption of the Constitution; the Quasi-War with France and the War of 1812; the construction of a full-time professional navy; and, most important, the nation's haltering steps toward commercial independence. Frank Lambert's genius is to see in the Barbary Wars the ideal means of capturing the new nation's shaky emergence in the complex context of the Atlantic world. Depicting a time when Britain ruled the seas and France most of Europe, The Barbary Wars proves America's earliest conflict with the Arabic world was always a struggle for economic advantage rather than any clash of cultures or religions.


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Sajin Baabu's debut feature film Asthamayam Vare explores an individual's relationship with religion juxtaposed with complexities of human personality.
Asthamayam Vare is Sajin Baabu's maiden film. Testing the waters with short films before venturing into feature films the young director has taken time to coalesce his ideas. Devoting an extended gestation period on the script, the filmmaker experienced the rough and tumble of anyone trying to cut his teeth in the medium. The crisis of the individual caught in the vortex of theology and the inner quest of man for answers to the umpteen conflicts that stalk him form the warp and woof of his film. A regular at film festivals and film society screenings, his films have received awards in campus festivals and it was a proud moment for him when his short film Music Of The Broom was selected for the competition category in the Mumbai International Film Festival and Ladakh International Film Festivals in 2012. Sajin Baabu speaks on Asthamayam Vare. Excerpts…
Asthamayam Vare rests on the presence of religion in an individual and at the same time is very close to the experiences of contemporary youth. How did you bind the two in the film?
A film of this kind has been playing in my mind for quite some time. I was not intending to pitch it for any sort of labelling such as 'art film' or 'popular film'. St Francis of Assisi's philosophy has always appealed to me. I went through Christian theology in great depth to understand it better. The exploration did not end with just that. Further, I found myself seeking answers to a lot of questions that plagued me from time to time. The film has drawn a great deal from Christian and Greek philosophy and the symbolism is a major presence here. I have not gone for a linear storytelling method here. Terence Malick's Tree of Life impacted me considerably and has been an inspiration.
The cast for the film seem to be first-timers.
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Three years ago, the corporate IT environment in which I work was in dire straits. IE6 was still deployed on 90% of the desktop fleet, the end of support for WinXP/IE6 was looming, and the hundreds of developers and partners refused to remediate their IE6 apps because no funding was forthcoming,. The problem was so tough that no-one knew where to start. Then Chrome Frame came along, everything was fixed overnight. IE6 did not have to upgraded after all, no-one had to fix any code, nothing had to be retested, no end users had to be retrained to use a different browser, and a monkey could be taught to map individual sites to render in Chrome Frame. Investment could be shelved and some very big bonuses paid out to the forward-thinking architects responsible for devising this brilliant strategy.
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Wait until the consumers find out after their upgrade that some of the toys they've got used to (Media Center) are now a paid-for upgrade. Reminds me of the punters that haggle over the price of their new tv, then get stung when they buy a $50 HDMI cable to go with it...
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Re: Microsoft didn't break MD5
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Microsoft didn't break MD5
It's called a "collision attack" and comes about because of vunerabilties in the long-troubled MD5 algorithm (see http://www.win.tue.nl/hashclash/rogue-ca/). Mostly the fault lies with certificate authorities who continue to use this weak algorithm.
SHA1 is starting to look vulnerable too now - are we going to find a way to blame that on Microsoft too?
Grow up everyone - it's time to realise that this is an industry problem, not a vendor problem...
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EVERETT - A group supporting Casino Road residents is asking legislators to fund a new community resource center.
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Earlier this year, the VOA asked legislators for $53,000 toward the preliminary phases of planning the center.
The Senate included funding for the center in its capital budget, but the House didn't, Reese said. Stakeholders are working on approaching House capital budget chairman state Rep. Hans Dunshee, D-Snohomish, to add the center to the House budget.
"Given the impact it would have, it seems it would be very effective" if funding was given, Reese said last week.
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Vegetarian friendly BBQ?
- soxchik Jun 26, 2008 10:12 AM
Hello Austin!
I'm visiting for a weekend in July and need a recommendation for a great BBQ place that would also be veg friendly (no fish). I tried to do a search on this board for this topic, but oddly I couldn't find anything - feel free to point me to a link if I missed one. My traveling companion is a BBQ nut, and I want to be able to go somewhere he will love. I don't need extensive options, just something on the menu that is decent. We are staying near 6th St, but will have a car if its really worth driving to.
I figure I'll be fairly safe at most Tex-Mex places, but if you have specific recommedations for places that would be especially good for a veg, please let me know. I know one other dinner will either be Jezebel or Zoot based on recommendations I found on this board.
That's a tough one these days. I used to be a hardcore vegan, so I know your plight. There used to be places that would BBQ Wheat Roast (something I still love to do, even though I now indulge in the pleasures of the flesh, like Bambi's mother); also, I recall places that would do tofu that way, first pressing all the water out of it, then freezing it, making for a texture that can be done BBQ style. Mother's at 43rd and Duval *might* be doing stuff like this, though I doubt it seriously.
Here are two other suggestions. Ruby's on the Drag and 29th has good BBQ, and remarkably good vegetarian sides. Though I think some of their sides has meat in it, you'd best ask about ingredients.
Another idea is to try Korean BBQ--an outstanding cuisine for meat and or veggie lovers. There's a number of great Korean places to choose from, my favorite of late is Korea Garden on North Lamar, also Korea House in the Village shopping center on Anderson Lane.
Good luck on that one.
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I second Lamberts (2nd and Guadalupe). Upscale, tasty meats. You could get by well on sides, a salad, the yummy chickpea appetizer, etc.
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i must agree as well about Lamberts. wouldn't know about the meat dishes, but i LOVE the Achiote Seared Chickpeas & Goat Cheese as well as the smoked paprika & herbed waffle fries. can definitely round it out with a good salad or one of the other sides...
Ruby's is usually suggested because there is quite a wide selection of veggie options, but i personally didn't care for them that much...
That's a hard request BBQ by nature is meat. Most don't have fish it unless it's fried so it would never touch the BBQ unless it was fried. Perhaps the best place would actually be Brazilian Restaurant which have BBQ styled meats and a ample supply of salads and sides Faco de Chao would be the place I recommend They have a great salad bar. I don't think they have fish I could be wrong. I love their food though.
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Thanks all - just to clarify, I don't need to eat BBQ, just need to have something at the restaurant that is veg friendly (sides, salad, cornbread etc)
Actually, one of my favorite vegetarian dishes in town is the Grilled Vegetable Plate at Artz Rib House on S. Lamar. As far as BBQ goes, there are definitely better joints in/around town than Artz, but it will definitely satisfy a BBQ lover and truly the Grilled Veggie plate is delicious.
re: the_debutante_hippie
Oops! I missed this and entered the same post below. Good call, tdh.
Whenever my mom comes to visit, she wants to go to Stubbs. They don't have any veggie entrees (that I know of), but their sides are decent. My favorite is their creamed spinach. It's spicy and very rich.
Rubys. They have a great selection of non-meat items (actually a fairly deep menu for a Texas BBQ joint).
re: taliesin15
County Line has a fairly decent line of salads on their menu.
This is actually easy: Go to Artz Rib House:
We are faced with this problem not infrequently, and Artz is GREAT because the grilled veggie plate is really wonderful. I'm an omnivore and have gone there and just had the Grilled veggies. The BBQ is very good and the veggies are one of the best Veg entrees in Austin, at any restaurant I've been to.
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Thanks again everyone! I'm excited to try the veggies at Artz and etiher Lamberts or the Wheat Roast at Jo's. Hopefully we'll have time to try another place or two from all the great recs!


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Sophomore Jordanna Midthun made a free throw with 2.5 seconds left to give DeForest a 43-42 win over La Crosse Central in the Division Two semifinals of the WIAA State Girls Basketball tournament at the Resch Center Friday afternoon.
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Need advice on Richardsons (PHX)
- tastyjon Jul 29, 2006 05:46 AM
I keep seeing the place mentioned, so I'm not sure how to try it out. The newspaper reviews indicate it's usually packed, as is Dick's Hideaway (take that Pink Taco). So how to proceed? I can't get a read from the reviews. Is it a formal night out? A place that simply gets packed with regulars? Some reviews imply it's a big bar surrounded by tables. What gives?
I'm not looking for a white linen place to impress. Just good food, day or night. If it's more wallet-friendly to try at lunch, let me know. To test it out, should I:
- Go there on a weekday and have lunch?
- Go there on a weeknight?
- Dishes to try?
Thanks, Jon
Yes it's always crowded at lunch or dinner. However they do take reservations (I think that may be for four or more). It's a bar surrounded by tables, but the place is nicely appointed with a cozy feel, not downmarket.
I stopped by for an early dinner (5pm) by myself at the bar once and had a great meal and a beer. That's probably the way to "scope it out" if you must for a date/clients etc. But I'd say "just go" and not bother, chances are good that everyone will like it.
Try anything with pecan-smoked pork in it. More generally, try anything. Seriously good eats.
Your best bet is probably early (5 or 6 p.m.) on a weeknight, and be willing to eat at the bar if you can't get a table. There are actually not very many tables. And it's not at all formal. Although it turns into a kind of "meet up" scene, it's dark enough that you can get away with wearing pretty much anything you want if you're not concerned with impressing other singles.
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I have always found great luck on a Saturday late lunch around 3 or 4. If you hit it before 4pm you can score there great deals on glasses of Wine for I think 7 Dollars per now?? That is all wine's on their menu so higher priced glasses become a bargain. Another time to go is Late like around 9:30 or 10:00. Don't worry about the Smoke, it's really not that bad and the people are always friendly and wonderful, it's my neighborhood spot and I never find I have to dress to impress anyone there. As Pincho stated try anything with Pork, to die for! Enjoy!
I just added four scans of the place mat from my breakfast at Dick's this morning, to my meager collection of menus:
Today, I had the breakfast quesadilla with carne adovada as my choice of meat. It came with beans and potatoes. This is probably one of the lighter items on the menu.
There is also one blackboard with NM specials and another with fresh seafood specials, each with 6-10 items.
I have only had breakfast and lunch, but I've been there late enough to notice the prices on the blackboard go up significantly for dinner. For example, a seafood item might be $15 for lunch and $25 for dinner. The lunch portion is plenty of food, and will come with a house salad, included. Check the menu scans for further guidance on the inclusion of a salad.
Breakfast starts at 8:00 at Dick's (every day) and 9:00 at Richardson's (weekends only). As I sit in other restaurants with the word "egg" in their name, I wonder why their eggs aren't half as good as at Dick's? Three egg burrito with chorizo should satisfy. Also, be sure to check the blackboard at Dick's.
The bad news. If you want a large Diet Coke with free refills, you're out of luck. You'll get a small warm bottle and a glass of ice. They do have root beer on tap at Dick's only.
There are other pet peeves of mine (TVs, ashtrays) that are hardly worth mentioning because they are overshadowed by the friendly atmosphere and excellent chow.
P.S. One of the TVs at Dick's is usually tuned to the Food Channel!
re: johnseberg
Thanks all!
John - Thanks for scanning the menu. There's nothing on their website. Funny thing - The Los Angeles Library has an archive of menus. Most are in SoCal, but thay have some from AZ. It's fun to read what was cooking 50 years ago. Here's the start page: http://www.lapl.org/resources/en/menu...
re: tastyjon
Thanks for the link.
I should have clarified before. The scans are from the *Lunch* menu.
Do this:
1. Walk into Richardson's. Check out the wait. Put your name on the list.
2. Run over to Dick's and see if there are open seats. Believe it or not, you might have better luck here even though it's smaller. If you can snag a spot, just tell them to save it for you while you run back over(you can actually go through the kitchen) and take your name off the list.
3. Sit and enjoy.
It's the best Sunday breakfast around. You will not have to eat again until dinner.
Just got back from my Richardson's date and we enjoyed it very much. She lived nearby so I suggested we go last minute, thinking a 100 degree summer Monday night wouldn't be busy. Oops. It was packed and they said it would be an hour's wait, unless we wanted to cozy up to the standing room only counter. That wasn't too appealing so the hostess called over to their annex, Dick's Hideaway. They had space... the whole back room or two seats at the bar. We chose the bar.
I'm glad we got the hideaway experience because the bar is actually half-kitchen and you get to watch your food plus other dishes being cooked. My gal pal had the Carne Adovada (which I was going to order based on recs here), so instead, I ordered the green chile pork enchiladas, smothered half green/half red as suggested by the bartender when asked which was better. We shared samples and while I liked her Adovada dish very much, I was more than happy with the enchiladas - particularly the green sauce. Both sauces packed a nice warmth/heat, but I thought the green side with cheese offered and nice, sweet ying to the hearty yang of the red-sauced fare. Regardless, with rice and beans, the portions were quite large and I have a second meal in the fridge for Tue. We enjoyed watching the cooks grill and plate dishes, trying to figure out what was ordered and I was envious of their indoor, wood-fired grill. Visions of future kitchen conversions danced in my head, but I don't think I can fit a professional venting/sprinkler system in my modest kitchen. Plus I have 2 BBQs out back! It didn't come with our meals, but the grilled potato-stuffed chiles looked great. I'll be happy to go back, though I really think they should open a 3rd joint closer to me!


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Ok New Haven Hounds, tell me about the good pizza in New Haven that is NOT Sally's, Pepe's, Modern or Bar...
Step up to the plate New Haven hounds and let's get back to the roots of chowhound...enough debating on the char and thickness of crust etc etc with the big 2 and I'm well acquainted with #3 and #4...what about the other excellent pie joints that are just as good up there in the "pizza capital of the world" that fly under the radar and don't get any coverage on here...? C'mon, let's get a thread going on some of the better neighborhood joints that never get mentioned. Thank you!
a couple of places is Alfano's in Morris Cove. Haven't been there in a long time, but they made a fantastic pizza. I specifically remember a Clams Casino Pizza that was excellent. The other place is a few minutes out of New Haven over in West Haven, Zuppardi's. Little hole in the wall in the middle of a residential neighborhood. Great place for pizza and clams on the half shell.
re: BiscuitBoy
A second for Old World (corner of Skiff and Whitney)! we're lucky enough to live nearby - the eggplant pizza is excellent.
Easy and greasy like Colony in Stamford but before or after a show at Toad's this place hits the pizza buttons for sure.
recently tried Roseland in Derby and LOVED it. Will also gove a X2 to the Zuppardi's suggestion though I think Roseland is better.
re: bagelman01
I used to love Ernie's and frequented often when I lived in New Haven. I haven't been there in 5 years or so. Nothing like a pizza and pitcher of beer to hit the spot.
In addition to Tollis and Zuppardi' I like Nica's on Orange St New Haven, and you can stock up on nice fruits and veggies meats and prepared foods etc. Take out only, they do have outside seating.
Tried Old World Apizza last night on the good reviews here. It was quite good. Thin crust pizza done right. Just enough burned crust that it didn't get in the way of the taste of the pizza. I got a sausage pie; wife got a white pizza with eggplant and sliced tomatoes. Can't wait to snarf the leftovers! We'll be returning soon.
Olde World Apizza
1957 Whitney Ave, North Haven, CT 06473
We went to Zuppardi's last night and we were not impressed. The crust while having good flavor was too thick. The cheese was too oily and garlic scooped from a jar doesn't cut it. What ever happened to freshly chopped garlic? Just not our type of pizza, but the place was full.
I'm a year late to the party answering this, and my answer is a bit east of New Haven, but this pizza ranks with the best New Haven has to offer: Alforno in Old Saybrook. While I live in Madison, I drive past New Haven twice a day, and occasionally stop at Pepe's to remind me it compares. But my pizza heart belongs to Alforno. Great crust, same as that used in their great bread and foccaccio, and great because of its multi-day fermentation (like Pepe's). And they're all about high quality ingredients. For an initiation, I recommend a small plain tomato and cheese pie; ask for it well done -- the extra caramelization adds a wonderful layer of flavor. The white Bianca Romano, with caramelized onions and European bacon is fabulous, and even better as reheated leftovers. If they're serving their special Pamigiana pie, don't miss it! It's a white pie with tomatoes, cheese, and flash-fried eggplant, and it's one of the best. And the wild mushroom! Those are just my personal favorites, but their pizzas are truly outstanding pies in the "Wooster Street tradition." At the very least, I would put put them ahead of Modern among the top 3 for pizza in Connecticut. Beyond the pizza, by the way, it's an excellent trattoria with top-quality and often unusual entrees in the Tuscan tradition, among them house-made pastas, a killer osso buco, sauces with wild boar, zucchini blossoms in season, and of course their amazing bread. When my nephew, a NYC-bred food snob and chef comes to visit, he always insists on a first stop for an Alforno pizza. He also really likes the pizza at Madison's Red Tomato Pizza; and says of the incredible goodness of pizza here: it must be the water in Connecticut!
Alforno Ristorante and Brick Oven Pizzeria
1654 Boston Post Rd, Old Saybrook, CT 06475
re: Allesandro
Tolli's in East Haven has some truly worthy gourmet pies--try to the shrimp florentine--it has a nice zesty lemon flavor to it as well. Abate's pizza on either Wooster street or in North Branford has excellent Wooster street style pie, on par with the other big names as well.
Also, John and Maria's in East Haven (I think) is also stellar.
re: Allesandro
YESSS! I totally love Alforno. They do Connecticut proud with their pizza--and their bread!
re: Allesandro
Ditto on Alforno's - only beef with them is their service - it ranges all over the place - but mostly adequate to inattentive
Our go to place is Mike's Apizza in West Haven. My wife can't get enough of the white pie with Broccoli Rabe.
Jimmy's Apizza in Milford is very good.
I really like Kitchen Zinc in New Haven, but it's not even close to New Haven-style
Wasn't impressed by Zuppardi's.
Dayton St. Apizza, near Westville, just off Whalley Ave. is also good. A couple of tables inside, a little bit more built for take-out.
re: Frenchfryfiend
Yorkside Pizza--They even have Hershey's Ice cream but in all honesty you should go to Yorkside and walk a few doors down to Ashley's for ice cream afterward!
I gotta second the Dayton St. Apizza, under the radar, hole-in-the-wall, tasty, loyal clientele, Dedicated pizza makers. Plus they bottle their own sauce.


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LIDE35 Scanner works with Windows 8
Hi. I am trying to get my LIDE35 scanner to work in windows 8 but am posting in the windows 7 forum because of your combined expertise on the LIDE35. I have tried installing the LIDE60 32 bit driver but windows 8 eventually refuses to co-operate and states that the LIDE35 is correctly installed. If I select Get Photos in Photoshop Organiser I can select the LIDE35 scanner and scan an image. I can then import the image into photoshop and save it from there. However an impotant use of my scanner is to create pdf documents and I can no longer do this.
Has anyone any ideas as to how to do this. Can told me t use the scanner on an old computer or buy a new scanner.
I simply had to uninstall the LIDE35 driver then install the LIDE60 driver and go through the steps explained in the previous posts. Thanks.
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Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Finally got it working
Like some other people, I followed your steps, but I kept getting a "TWAIN source unavailable" error (the wording might be slightly different).
I uninstalled and re-installed the LiDE 60 driver several times, tried the CanoScan Toolbox versions 4.9 and 4.5 multiple times, all to no avail. I tried to use VueScan instead, because it supposedly fixes scanner compatibility issues. Did not work.
What finally did the trick was this additional step:
I used the File -> Import menu in Photoshop CS3. This listed CanoScan LiDE 60 as an option. This started a Scangear CS menu, which in turn automatically started a callibration of the scanner. I then successfully used the Scangear CS menu to make my first scan with the LiDE 35 scanner!
When this was done, the CanoScan Toolbox 4.9 also recognized the scanner and worked normally.
Hopefully this trick will help other people that have trouble getting the scanner to work. Maybe there is a way to run the Scangear CS program without Photoshop, because I think it's part of the Canon driver. If so, people without Photoshop can try that.
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Windows 7 x64
Thank you!! Canon LIDE35 now works with LIDE60 driver
I registered just to post a big "thank you" to scoutfu for his very helpful solution. THANKS!!
My Canon LIDE35 scanner now works in Windows 7 64-bit with SP1 using Canon Toolbox v4.9.
Just one note, I did get the "unable to select the TWAIN source". At first I tried version 4.5 of the toolbox program, but it would not install. It said I had to have WinXP or Win2000.
I found another post that said to try adding the path to the environment variable to the twain folder. I added %SystemRoot%\twain_32\CNQL60 (%SystemRoot% = c:\windows) to the PATH environment variable and it worked perfectly.
Here's some quick steps:
Good luck.
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Home Premium x64
Works for me too!
Well, scoutfu, I also want to say thanks! I was searching for a picture online of my scanner so I could list it for sale, and found your thread instead, and now my scanner works again! What's really weird is that it had gotten slow and I always thought it was dying but now it's as fast as when it was new. How weird is that!
Just a couple notes for any other late comers:
The link to the driver didn't work so I just googled the driver name and found a canon site with it on there.
Also the links to the CS toolbox yielded software in Spanish or Italian so again I just googled Canoscan toolbox and found a Canon site with version 4.9.
Thanks again!
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Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
Yes, PATH Environment Variable Needed to be set!
I registered just to post a big "thank you" to scoutfu for his very helpful solution. THANKS!!
My Canon LIDE35 scanner now works in Windows 7 64-bit with SP1 using Canon Toolbox v4.9.
Just one note, I did get the "unable to select the TWAIN source". At first I tried version 4.5 of the toolbox program, but it would not install. It said I had to have WinXP or Win2000.
I found another post that said to try adding the path to the environment variable to the twain folder. I added %SystemRoot%\twain_32\CNQL60 (%SystemRoot% = c:\windows) to the PATH environment variable and it worked perfectly.
Here's some quick steps:
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Updating the PATH environment variable immediately restored function. AWESOME!
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Windows 7 64bit
I want to thank scoutfu and others. I just want to point out two things:
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Windows 7 Pro
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Note that works for a Canon LiDE 35 scanner on a Windows 7 Pro 64-bit OS.
You do not need to download a driver off the web. The Canon web site will say something like no driver is required for this OS or the driver comes with the OS which it clearly does. I used a Windows 7 Pro 64-bit OEM DVD and driver is copied over as most others are during installation. Once installed, the LiDE 60 driver offers a new interface for scanning into MS Word, etc.
Here is the driver installation process:
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Hi there
Thanks for your effort -- however there's (for some people) a much easier (and IMO a more elegant) solution :
Run the scanner in a Virtual Machine -- I still keep an XP virtual machine around for running old but perfectly good hardware around for example a Professional grade Minidisc deck (Studio quality) and an old HP Plotter for engineering.
You can run an XP machine with VMware vmplayer (free) and the XP machine is quite safe - you don't have to connect the VM to the internet. Also when you finally get rid of the hardware you don't have to remove it from your machine.
(Another advantage of the VM is that you can power it on from DIFFERENT HOSTS so you don't have to make your changes if you want to connect your hardware to a different machine --say you have several laptops for example).
The advantage also with the VM is that you only need to have it operating when you want to - and you don't have to make any changes to your HOST system
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|28 Sep 2013
Louarnold, thank you so much. I was one hour in downloading all kinds of drivers and reading forums, when I saw your suggestion and it worked. All in less than 5 minutes.
I had to register here and make the name in your honor of course :P
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|27 Nov 2013
Windows 8 64bit
Scoutfu /
I'm running Windows 8 64 bit. I thought my scanner had reached the end of it's days. Of course Cannon says it's incompatible, so I searched and searched. Your fix works on windows 8 64 bit as well. I too have registered for this forum specifically so I could congratulate and thank you. You must have worked very hard on this.
Thanks again.
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