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Stop in at the Daily Catch on Hanover Street for some Italian Seafood... mmmmmmmm good. Then go to Mike's Pastry down the street for some cannoli. Somewhere near Harpoon is the Noname. Wonderful seafood but it's cash only.
Allright, I looked up some statistics on Roxbury/Dorchester.
Roxbury looks like something I can relate to....
" In particular, a riot in response to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. resulted in stores on Blue Hill Avenue being looted and eventually burned down, leaving a desolate and abandoned landscape. Rampant arson in the 1970s along the Dudley Street corridor also added to the neighborhood's decline, leaving a landscape of vacant, trash filled lots and burned out buildings. The arrival of the crack epidemic in the 1980s helped make Roxbury one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in Boston. " - Wikipedia
This I can relate to parts of Detroit, for sure. But a search in the same engine for Dorchester yields:
" The eastern areas of Dorchester (especially between Adams Street and Dorchester Bay) are primarily ethnic European and Asian, with a large population of Irish Americans and Vietnamese Americans" "the northern section of Dorchester and southwestern section of South Boston is the Polish Triangle, where recent Polish immigrants are residents" "Western, central and parts of southern Dorchester have a large Caribbean population (especially people from Haiti, Jamaica, Barbados, and Trinidad and Tobago). "
These all sound like they lead to one of my favorite things....good food! Although it may be different in actuality than in statistics, for sure...
Also for some seafood, the sail loft is a decent place, but the daily catch is great and not super expensive.
A lot of pepople are going to reccomend Legal Seafood once you get into boston, and granted they are good, but there are other local places that are just as good and a little less expensive. If you want the legal seafood experience, go to the legal test kitchen it is on the waterfront near the harpoon brewery. It is a more modern less stuffy version of legal seafodds where they test out dishes before adding them to the menu.
And about dorchester, it is huge, there are nice areas and not so nice areas, the thing is that there really are not that many good places to eat (I used to live there) and if you don't know where you are going and make a wrong left turn, well you get the idea.
I'll update the map with some good food places later today, the drink places have martinis next to them the breweries have green push pins, and I'll put something next to the good places for some food.
Oh and memorial day weekend in boston is going to be a blast. There will be tons of stuff to do.
No matter how rich you are, you can still only drink 16 or 17 liters of beer a day.
Additionally boston is a good city for Yelp, I yelp quite frequently and have some reviews of places that are decent on the site. www.yelp.com
I don't know how much you were planning on traveling from Boston, but there's a wonderful tapas bar in Somerville (yeah yeah slumerville) that is supposed to be incredible! In peabody about 20 minutes north of boston theres a Brazilian Churrascaria called FireBull that has portuguese and brazilian beers on tap as well as an INCREDIBLE rodrizio.
I live about an hour north of boston, so if you wanted some great places up this way I know plenty of them.
As far as boston, you have to do top of the hub, its expensive but its at the top of the Prudential Center and the food is supposed to warrant the price.
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Just as an update, I will be staying in Jamaica Plains but don't have the address. I will for sure be checking out Ten Tables (hopefully for their wine dinner), James' Gate, and the Noname place. Also will be checking out the Sam Adams Brewery, and possibly Garden @ the Cellar. But I have a lot of time here, and will probably be eating a lot more than I will be drinking Although I plan on doing quite a bit of each Was also thinking of the Craigie Street Tavern, but only if I can get in for the Wednesday or Sunday tasting.
Ten tables on Tuesday nights is great, I live in Jamaica Plain myself, and can't speak highly enough of the neighborhood and the restaurants in the area.
James's Gate is pretty cool, just stay on the bar side, or eat outdoors, the dining room is a little weird for my tastes. The bar is great in the winter with the huge open fireplace. They also have old speckled hen on tap, or at least they did about 3 weeks ago.
Right up the street from james gate is the JP seafod cafe, they have great sushi if you are in the mood and make some good soup.
And don't forget to stop by JP licks, they had a special leprichaun brew ice cream that they made with sam adams beer, it was a seasonal thing for the spring, and I don't know if they still have it but beer flavored ice cream was great.
Nice! I already had JP Licks on my list I just couldn't remember the name when I was posting. Also on my list (now that it's in front of me) were Chau Chow City for Dim Sum, Union Oyster House for raw bar (and history), and The Formaggio Kitchen, because I love cheese and charcuterie!
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Anatomy of a tooth The anatomy of a tooth looks simple enough. But a lot can go wrong without proper dental hygiene. Dentin lies just under the enamel and makes up The Crown is the most of the mass of your visible, top portion tooth. Like enamel, dentin of the tooth. can become decayed. Enamel is the shiny white part Gums, or gingiva, are of the tooth. It's part of the mucous tough, but it can membrane in your become decayed mouth. When healthy, or damaged. they are a coral-pink color. Inflammation of Pulp is made up of the gums, gingivitis, soft tissue, nerves can lead to more and blood vessels. serious gum disease. When cavities aren't treated, the pulp Bone supports your becomes diseased. teeth. The bacteria This can lead to that cause gum tooth loss. disease contain The Root is the part of toxins that dissolve the tooth you don't see. the bone. About two thirds of the total length of the tooth, the root is attached to the bone. 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Teens • Teens are voracious consumers of colas and carbs, both of which are highly harmful to teeth. Encourage your teen to follow a healthful diet, including getting enough calcium. • Third molars, popularly called "wisdom teeth," normally appear between ages 16 and 25. Often, there isn't enough space in the mouth for wisdom teeth and they only partially break the surface of the gum or don't erupt at all. In trying to find space, wisdom teeth can throw other teeth out of alignment and they're prone to decay and infection. Most dentists agree that the best solution for problemed wisdom teeth is to extract them. • Your teen may think that tongue or lip piercing is stylish now but they often become infected and have a tendency to chip and crack teeth. Steps you can take to prevent bottle mouth One of the most common causes of serious tooth decay in children is called "bottle mouth." Bottle mouth can occur when an infant or toddler is given bottles containing formula, milk or juices for extended periods of time. These products contain sugars, which become acids when they react with bacteria in the mouth. These acids begin attacking your child's teeth about 20 minutes after the child first drank from the bottle. Of course you can't stop feeding your infant but you can take steps to keep your child from getting this damaging condition. • If your child takes a bottle to bed, only fill it with water. Because your child has less saliva when sleeping, acids from milk, formula and juices are even more damaging to the teeth. • After feeding, wipe your infant's teeth with a gauze pad. • Begin brushing the baby's teeth as soon as the are fully visible. • Take your child to a dentist by his or her first birthday and maintain the schedule of visits the dentist recommends Callout More than 7 percent of children have lost at least one permanent tooth to decay—by age 17. The latest options for restoring or replacing your teeth You have a cavity or more extensive tooth decay. What's next? Fortunately, there are a growing number of effective solutions restoring teeth. Your dentist will tell you about the different options and make recommendations about which will work best for you. Following are the most common methods of tooth restoration. Fillings When you have a cavity, your dentist will remove the decayed portion of the tooth and replace it with a filling. Common Filling materials include: Amalgams Amalgams are metal fillings that have been used for over a century. They're durable and inexpensive. Recently, there has been some concern about the health effects the mercury content in amalgam fillings. Leading health organizations differ on their positions about use of the amalgams, however, the FDA and the ADA both endorse their continued use. Dental Composites/Veneers Sometimes called "white fillings," dental composites are a mixture of resins and powdered glass that look like natural teeth. They're used to fill cavities, chips and cracks. They're also used as a lower-cost option for minor cosmetic improvements, such as reducing gaps between teeth, repairing chips and enhancing unsightly teeth. When used cosmetically, people often refer to the composites as "veneers." Ceramic/Porcelain Ceramic fillings are longer-lasting and more stain resistant. They're usually more expensive than other options. Glass Ionomer Fillings made of this acrylic/glass blend don't always require drilling which makes them a good choice for small children. Also, because they bond to the tooth surface and release fluoride, they're particularly useful in controlling the spread of decay below the gum line. Glass ionomer is also used as an adhesive when applying veneers. Root Canal Treatment New techniques and pain-control options make root canal procedures far more comfortable than in the past. Used when tooth decay has spread into the pulp in the root canal, this process involves removing the diseased pulp, cleaning disinfecting the canal—then filling the canal. Crown Crowns, also called caps, are placed over the tooth after a root canal or if a tooth is chipped or cracked. In addition to protecting the tooth, crowns are selected to match your teeth for a more natural appearance. Extractions When a dead tooth isn't a candidate for a root canal procedure, it must be removed to prevent infection and abscesses. After you're fully numb, a simple extraction can take just minutes. More complex extractions normally require the services of an oral surgeon. You'll want to replace the tooth, even if it's in the back of your mouth, to maintain the alignment of your remaining teeth. Bridge A bridge actually "bridges" the gap left by one or more lost teeth. A bridge has a prosthetic tooth and can be held in place with caps on the teeth next to the gap or with dental implants. Dental Implants Dental implants are the gold standard for tooth replacement. Functioning as an artificial root attached to the jaw bone, the implant and bone actually bond, forming a durable support for a crown or bridge. In many circumstances, mini implants may be used. Because mini implants are smaller, they don't require the surgery necessary with regular implants. And, unlike traditional implants, the crown or bridge may be attached immediately. Do you know what to do in a dental emergency? Knocked-out tooth Handle the tooth by the crown, not the root, and rinse it in water or milk. Ideally, the tooth can be held in the socket or mouth until a dentist is reached. If not, place the tooth in milk, or water if milk isn't available. Timing is critical—if you can get to a dentist within an hour, there's a stronger chance the tooth will reattach to the socket. Broken tooth The tooth will need to be examined promptly by a dentist and x-rayed to determine the extent of damage. Because there's a high risk of infection and abscess, a root canal will be performed if it's likely the injury will cause the tooth's pulp tissue to die. If it has been loosened by injury, it will need to be stabilized or extracted. Chipped tooth A chipped tooth should be examined by a dentist in case steps need to be taken to protect the tooth from further damage. Toothache A toothache can have many causes, including a cavity, crack, eruption of a new tooth, food stuck between the teeth and gum disease. Rinsing the mouth with warm water or warm salt water and taking an aspirin-free, over-the- counter pain reliever may provide comfort. A cold ice pack may be applied to the cheek. If your child has swelling of the cheek, fever and pain, contact a dentist immediately. 5 things your dentist wants you to know 1. Oral health problems don't improve without treatment. In fact, most conditions only get worse. When you identify and treat problems with your teeth and gums in the early stages, you stop the progression of decay or disease and avoid unnecessary pain and cost. 2. You may be tired of hearing it but flossing is important. Do you floss your teeth about as often as you change the oil in your car? There's a reason why you hear, "floss, floss, floss," at the dentist's office. Toothbrushes can't remove food between your teeth; you need to floss for this. If the food isn't removed, you're more likely to have tooth decay and gum disease. 3. In most cases, it's better to have a root canal than to pull the tooth. Many people avoid root canals because they have unwarranted fear of the procedure, which today is relatively pain-free. In removing the tooth's decayed pulp and treating the underlying infection, the tooth can be preserved. Pulling a tooth may seem easier, but it will likely cost more to replace the missing tooth with an implant or bridge. 4. Choose the dental implant. If you lose a tooth, a dental implant is a better option than a crown. Why? because a crown requires removal of a portion of the teeth on either side of the empty tooth socket. An implant is attached to the jaw bone, leaving other teeth in their original condition. 5. It's pointless to have cosmetic dentistry without first treating oral health conditions. The popularity of cosmetic dentistry is skyrocketing. Advanced procedures work wonders in approving the appearance of your smile. But they shouldn't be performed if you have untreated tooth decay or gum disease. Think you're too old for braces? Think again! If your impression of braces is a mouth full of shining metal "train tracks," it's time you learned about the exciting new advancements in orthodontics. Today, youth and adults have a number of attractive alternatives and new technologies are being introduced regularly. Conventional Metal Braces Normally made of stainless steel, traditional braces are still the best choice for most children. PROS Less expensive than most options. CONS Very visible. Ceramic Braces Ceramic braces operate much like conventional braces, but the unsightly metal brackets are replaced with clear or tooth-colored brackets. The band that attaches to the brackets is clear or white. PROS Appearance is subtle. Some people say they're more comfortable. CONS More costly. Monthly adjustments are needed. May take a little longer for desired results. May not be suitable for major adjustments. Invisible Braces Clear, plastic aligners straighten your teeth—invisibly. Fitted over your teeth, they slowly ease them into alignment. Every two weeks, you get a new set that adjusts the alignment a little further. Often called ""Invisalign" braces because of the dominance of this brand. PROS Very difficult to see the braces. Perform faster than regular braces. Can be removed when you eat and brush your teeth. CONS New aligners are required every two weeks. They work on front portion of mouth only. Not for complex orthodontic conditions. Lingual Braces Wire braces are fitted on the back side of your teeth. They function much like conventional braces. PROS Can't be seen from the front of the mouth. CONS Can be more uncomfortable and harder to adjust to. May take longer for desired results. May be more expensive than many alternatives. Not for all orthodontic conditions. Self-Ligating Braces Tooth-colored braces that attach in a manner similar to traditional braces. There are a number of self-ligating braces that use different methods for straightening teeth. Two common technologies are 6-Month Smile and the Inman Aligner. PROS They work fast. On average, treatment is completed in six months. Much less noticeable. Cost effective. CONS Monthly adjustments are required. Not for all orthodontic conditions. Answers to Quiz: Dental myths and truths 1. True And left-handed people chew on the left side of the mouth. 2. False A mouse is the tooth fairy substitute in many European countries. In Scotland, the tooth fairy stand- in is a white rat. 3. False If the tooth can't go back in the socket until treatment is available, please put it in a cup of milk—not beer. 4. True Until the 18th Century, people in many countries believed the tooth worm bored holes in teeth, causing pain when they wiggled. 5. False The typical age for the eruption of wisdom teeth is 18. 6. True Bacteria that cause gum disease may be transmitted by saliva. 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A marketing consultant works to further the brand, image, and market share of the company for which they work. This can include a wide variety of activities. For example, one day, a marketing consultant may be helping their company improve its brand image among users of a certain social media outlet such as Facebook or Twitter. The next day, they may work with designers to put together a brochure or complete a marketing package to help land new customers. For this reason, the ability to work cooperatively with others is one of the most important skills a marketing consultant can have.Read More...
Marketing consultants generally work in an office environment, and their work tends to be more mental than physical. They often spend a great deal of time on the telephone, helping to coordinate efforts among different departments, such as legal and design. They are also generally responsible for being able to identify and quantify the results of various marketing campaigns or projects.
Most employers want a marketing consultant to have a degree in marketing, communications, or business, though some other fields (such as graphic design) may be equally desirable. While there aren't any broadly requested standardized certifications (beyond a bachelor's degree in a related field), knowledge specific to the industry in which the employer is situated is generally a requirement as well.
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Compensation may increase greatly for Marketing Consultants who advance to upper-end positions like Marketing VP. Median pay for Marketing VPs is $148K per year. More often than not, Marketing Director role is the next step for Marketing Consultants moving up in the field. Marketing Directors usually make $79K per year. Many other Marketing Consultants choose to take on a Marketing Manager role, where salaries are typically $60K.
Survey participants wield an impressively varied skill set on the job. Most notably, skills in Strategic Marketing, Marketing Communications, Branding, and Marketing Management are correlated to pay that is above average. Those listing Microsoft Office as a skill should be prepared for drastically lower pay. Microsoft Word and Powerpoint also typically command lower compensation. It is often found that people who know Marketing Communications are also skilled in Marketing Management and Advertising.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
Experience seems to be a major factor in determining the incomes of Marketing Consultants. Relatively untried employees who have less than five years' experience have a median salary of $51K. Those who have been around for five to 10 years can expect to take home more — $68K on average. Marketing Consultants claiming one to two decades of experience make an estimated median of $99K. Folks who have racked up more than 20 years in the field report incomes that aren't that much higher than less experienced individuals' earnings; the veterans make just $113K on average.
For Marketing Consultants, San Francisco provides a pay rate that is 59 percent greater than the national average. Marketing Consultants can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like Atlanta (+38 percent), Boston (+38 percent), Seattle (+21 percent), and Philadelphia (+21 percent). Miami ranks last in the field for pay, reporting salaries 15 percent below the national average. Employers in Houston and Los Angeles also lean toward paying below-median salaries (11 percent lower and 9 percent lower, respectively).
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Funny, in at least two examples you could make the argument that the fraud was caused but deregulation. In other words the government getting out of the business of playing referee to the market. Enron - deregulated energy markets in the 90s. TB&W - banking industry deregulated in the 2000s. And none of these examples show that government involvement was the cause. So I am not sure what your point is.


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Storytelling is becoming a lost art. Gone are the days of sitting on the porch and listening to grandpa or grandma tell stories from the past. Instead we are immersed in our technology and many of our youth are missing an important part of our heritage.
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unhappy with window trim - looking for input
Our framer has trimmed our windows and it looks horrid. Here's how they look:
and here's how I want them to look:
Approximately what size is the trim around this window? I believe what they have on mine is 1x4. Also, I think I will be purchasing pediments to put on the tops of the windows. Is that the best way to achieve this look or should the framers be able to fabricate something like that?
Thanks for your input!
I would say that at the least, your trim should be 6" material, not 4", and they are too thin. It almost looks like the siding sticks out more than the trim in spots. If they used a 1X4, it is actually only 3/4" thick. We used 5/4 material, which measures a full inch, and it is barely enough.
As for the rest of the trim- there is a huge difference in cost between your trim, and the second pic. I think you could add trim, but you have to be careful with water management at the top of the window. Waterproofing and flashing around windows is critical, and often done wrong, even by so-called professionals. Also, the type of trim should match the style of your house.
Traditional exterior window casing trim usually: 1) is painted a different color than the siding 2) has a head casing larger than the jambs 3) casing trim is not installed below the sill (sill projects over the siding to form a "drip")
The biggest cost will probably be the labor to remove the siding above the window and install new flashing. A projecting sub-sill should replace the apron trim.
If the interior finish is not yet installed and you plan to leave the apron trim, you should water test the sill.
I just noticed that the head flashing appears to be at the window frame and not at the top of the head trim. Exterior wall materials that do not overlap must have some form of "Z" flashing to prevent water from entering the wall system. If this is a "nail-fin" window the head flashing is in the wrong place. The flashing doesn't have to be as elaborate as in the photo but it should be installed correctly.
Here is a link that might be useful: ATW
This post was edited by Renovator8 on Sat, Aug 9, 14 at 8:08
Thanks for the feedback.
Mush -- I was also thinking 6" rather than 4"
Here's the elevation detail the architect drew of the windows (they all are pretty much the same):
So that trim job is DEFINITELY not consistent with the plan.
Excellent info Ren. Will take your comments to framer. Thinking I need to purchase some crossheads to install, right? Or should the framers be able to build these for less? Then the flashing should be installed ON TOP of this, correct?
Hi Carson- yes, that's definitely a redo. Shame on them for trying to get away with that. Sorry you're having to deal with this already.
If... the windows prescribed are beyond the framer's skill level, the builder needs to find a better crew. This is the GCs responsibilty, to catch all this before you have to pay double to have it done correctly. And even if they say they will not charge to correct bad work, at the end of the day you may find it is more cost effective to fire a bad crew before they screw too much up.
Again, so sorry this is coming so early in the project:(
I'm the GC. Eek. Met w framer yesterday and told him I'm not happy w windows. I've figured out what needs to happen. 1 x 6 down the sides, sill on bottom and I'll probably buy those crossheads to mount on top.
Ren - nothing's painted yet. That yellow color is the preprimed Hardi siding.
This post was edited by carsonheim on Sat, Aug 9, 14 at 23:01
"Our framer has trimmed our windowsâ¦"
There's your problem. That and flashing details. I cannot overemphasize the importance of flashing. Your house will rot away in months without proper flashing.
HIre someone familiar, not a framer, and don't be surprised when he insists on a siding do-over.
This post was edited by Trebruchet on Sun, Aug 10, 14 at 10:14
Appreciate the input. Here's the way the flashing was done. Is this incorrect?
Also, it is customary in new home builds here in my location for the framer to install the windows. Is that not customary in other places?
My primary concern was the appearance of the trim. I've had two separate Graduate Master Builders (whatever *that* means..) check over the house and the windows. I asked specifically about that little aluminum drip flashing on top of the windows and was told it is correctly installed.
This window still needs to have the exterior trim pieces applied. It is not finished, nor is the siding painted yet.
Hard to tell that close up but it appears the window flashing could be better. The WRB should be cut in a "modified I" fashion with the head piece lapped over the top flange and side window tape. The head flashing tape should go over the window flange first. At this particular location you will probably be ok with that close of an overhang. As for other locations like gables..
Probably safe to say that the rough sill was not sloped or flashed either. This is a more important detail even in locations protected by overhangs because water will eventually leak between the frame and more exposed glass.
Did you check the compatibility of the flashing with the WRB and seemingly vinyl windows? I smell trouble here too.
The jamb trim should not be wider than 4 1/2" but the width will not matter if it is hidden by shutters as shown in the drawing. Shutters should always overlap the trim. It is the head that should be taller whether or not it has a cap molding.
The windows are flashed as if they were wood with a factory brick molding; maybe they are. It would help to know what they are so we don't have to guess.
The flexible self-adhering flashing used is asphalt based and should be kept away from thin vinyl. The plasticizers in thin PVC will make the asphalt ooze out from under the cladding. But maybe these are wood windows.
"Graduate Master Builder" is a title the National Association of Home Builders gives to licensed builders with 5 years experience who have paid to take some of their courses. It is not a measure of carpentry experience or skill so I'm surprised anyone would mention it. You can get this level of education at home shows for free. I have had to take a 12 hour course every year for 40 years but it just allows me to keep my license.
There's something strange about the material above the windows; it doesn't look flat.
I noticed Rens observation too and now that I think about it, how did they get the top piece of trim to lay flat? My guess is they cut the flashing or pulled it away from the WRB to get it to fit into the corner. Again, may not matter at that location but on your first picture, it could be trouble if they flashed it the same way.
"Is this incorrect?"
According to the manufacturer, yes. The head flashing is to extend 2" past the rough opening; yours does not. While I'm not sure this is a serious error, it does show an installer who hasn't familiarized himself with the manufacturer's installation instructions. I'd like a picture of the sill flashing.
The manufacturer also addresses compatibility issues in this link. Click on the white space at the bottom:
Here is a link that might be useful: Tamlyn
This post was edited by Trebruchet on Tue, Aug 12, 14 at 11:41