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Part of our trip will be on the Lower East Side. The Tenement Museum, Brooklyn Bridge walk, probably a boat ride.
The Tenement Museum has a food walking tour which we probably won't do as I'd like to see the building itself. But we could do our own little food tour.
I already know about Katz's deli. That will be either before or after the Tenement Museum.
What other foods (and where to find them) should we be aiming for?
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What to eat on the Lower East Side (NYC)
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You really need to give a few clues about your budget and taste. There are hundreds of restaurants in that general area. You might include on the dumpling houses in or near Eldridge Street, such as Prosperity or Vanessas.
Or even dim sum in Chinatown.
Pizza at L'Asso on Mott Street, or at Rubirosa.
Pad Thai at Pok Pok PT:
But above all of those, if you can tolerate spicy fare, I would head for Mission Chinese. Lunch is a much better time to go, as there may be little or no line. There has been a lot of hype about this place but for the most part, I think it has been deserved.
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You can do your own food tour!!
This is our favorite list to hit while in the area....(the Tennement Museum is amazing, btw!)
Donut Plant http://doughnutplant.com/
My fav is the PB and J donut!
The Pickle Guys http://www.pickleguys.com/
Yonah Schimmel Knishes http://knishery.com/
Kossars http://www.yelp.com/biz/kossars-bialys-new-york
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The food tours in the area visit many of these nearby locations, easy to do on your own. None of these is a sit-down place.
Russ & Daughters
Yonah Schimmel Knishes
Il Labratorio del Gelato
Economy Candy
Essex Street Market
Kossar's Bialys
http://www.kossarsbialys.com/Donut Plant
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The Lower East Side used to have so many cafeterias and Yiddish-style restaurants that are long gone like Ratner's. Yes, Katz's ramains and I'd definitely go for a pastrami sandwich. Here are some others.
For the best smokes salmon and other appetizing foods:
This is a take-out shot but definitely go:
Russ & Daughters
Kossar's Bialys
367 Grand St, New York, NY 10002
Bialys are a softer, more oniony cousin to a bagel. Love them.
Yonah Schimmel
for all kinds of knishes and located near Katz's
For dinner:
Sammy's Roumanian
If you're uptown near the West Side museums, you must try the wonderful Barney Greengrass:
541 Amsterdam Avenue at 86th Street
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Tuesdays through Sunday 8am to 6pm.
Restaurant opens at 8:30am.
Hope this helps get you started.
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@MiamiBeachMomma - thanks for the great suggestions!! We are staying at The Mansfield on 44th - any similar suggestions?? Or anywhere in Manhattan??
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The Second Avenue Deli (better than Katz in my opinion, and not a zoo like Katz) is on 33rd Street between lexington and Third Avenues.
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Thank you everyone! Eastern European foods would make my Mom really happy. Asian or "hot" stuff, less so. Although I am convinced I will have her try Korean BBQ on this trip. It's BBQ for crying out loud. Everyone likes BBQ.
We were looking more for grab and go places. Small things for grazing. We would probably buy one thing from each place and split it (unless it was really good and we had to each have our own) and keep moving. -
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I heartily second both the Doughnut Plant (get there early and plan to stand in line, your selections can and will sell out quickly and once they're gone, they're gone) and The Pickle Guys. The Pickle Guy blew my mind, just a room full of enormous barrels of every sort of pickle imaginable...
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MMMMM, thanks for the reinforcement. Mom loves pickles. Me too. I wonder if we should head to the Doughnut Plant for our first breakfast instead of City Bakery, as I had planned.
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You should try the French Culinary Institute --L'Ecole--on Broadway, not too far from Tenement Museum.
They have a very good and cheap prix-fixe lunch. The food is good. It gets a Thin's Thumbs Up.
Is The Pickle Guys the old Guss' Pickles on Orchard Street?
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The Lower East Side is not all oriented toward old-style Jewish heritage foods anymore. Meatball Shop on Stanton is one of the most popular restaurants there and well worth visiting, as is Souvlaki GR down the block. There are several other very trendy restaurants, some of which have really good food and are good choices for lunch before the DJs start playing music so loud you can't hear what anyone is saying.
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There is another Donut Plant on W. 23rd Street next to the famous Hotel Chelsea; if you're going to be walking the Highline it's relatively close. I like the Mango donut.
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We went to Doughnut Plant for breakfast before the Tenement Museum. I can vouch for the tres leches doughnuts and the creme brulee ones - thumbs up! We got some babka to go at Russ and Daughters. The line at Katz's was really really long when we tried to go so we had to skip it. Maybe avoid peak time if you can. We were there right at lunchtime.
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You guys are killing me! Maybe we should make two trips down there. It sounds like we will just graze all day long.
Thank you for all the information...
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Annual to shrub. Stem: ×-section generally round. Leaf: opposite, simple, entire or toothed; stipules 0. Inflorescence: spike, raceme, or panicle, bracted, or flowers 1–2 in axils. Flower: bisexual; calyx radial or ± bilateral, tube long, generally ribbed, lobes 5; corolla generally bilateral, generally 2-lipped, upper [1]2-lobed, lower 3-lobed; stamens 4 in 2 pairs, epipetalous, included or exserted; pistil 1, ovary superior, chambers 1–2, placentas parietal or axile, style 1, stigma lobes 2, flat, folding together when touched. Fruit: generally capsule, generally ellipsoid, loculicidal [indehiscent, 1-seeded].
± 15 genera, 230 species: ± worldwide, many habitats; some cultivated as ornamental (e.g., Mimulus, Mazus). Formerly included in Scrophulariaceae. [Beardsley & Olmstead 2002 Amer J Bot 89:1093–1102] Family description by David J. Keil. —Scientific Editors: Douglas H. Goldman, Bruce G. Baldwin.
Glabrous to hairy. Stem: generally erect. Leaf: opposite, generally ± sessile, generally toothed or entire, generally green or ± red. Inflorescence: raceme, bracted, or flowers generally 2 per axil. Flower: occasionally cleistogamous; calyx generally green, lobes 5, generally << tube, generally unequal; corolla generally deciduous, white to red, maroon, purple, gold, or yellow, lower lip base occasionally swollen, ± closing mouth, tube-throat floor generally with 2 longitudinal folds; anther sacs spreading; placentas 2, axile or parietal; stigma lobes generally flat, generally included. Fruit: generally ovoid to fusiform, generally upcurved if elongate, generally ± fragile, loculicidal near tip (hard, indehiscent), chambers 1–2. Seed: many, generally < 1 mm, ovoid, ± yellow to dark brown.Key to Mimulus
± 100 species: North America, Chile, eastern Asia, southern Africa, New Zealand, Australia. (Latin: little mime or comic actor, from face-like corolla of some species) [Thompson 2005 Syst Bot Monogr 75:1–213] Limb width measured between most distant points across corolla face.
Annual 5–80 cm, generally densely hairy. Leaf: 7–90 mm, lanceolate to obovate; lowest glabrous. Flower: pedicel 2–10 mm; calyx 10–25 mm, hairy, lobes acuminate, strongly unequal, upper lobes 4–13 mm, lower 1–5 mm; corolla yellow, persistent, tube-throat 15–30 mm; placentas parietal. Fruit: 8–14 mm.
2n=16. Bare, disturbed or burned areas on slopes in chaparral; 30–2200 m. s Outer South Coast Ranges, Southwestern California (including Santa Catalina Island); Baja California. Apr–Jul [Online Interchange]
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Arminians and others who misrepresent Calvinism should also be ashamed of themselves
Ken Stewart supplied me with some examples of non-Calvinists misrepresenting Calvinism. I have run across other examples over the years. So, in fairness, let me shame non-Calvinists who misrepresent Calvinism. (Ken has himself corrected Calvinists who misunderstand and misrepresent it in his book Ten Myths about Calvinism which I reviewed in Christianity Today.) Contrary to what many non-Calvinists think and say: 1) Calvinism is not fatalism. Fatalism is belief in an impersonal … [Read more...]
Biblical injunctions regarding aliens in our midst
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Why I do not care to engage neo-fundamentalists in dialogue
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Fair and unfair criticisms of Calvinism and Arminianism
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Some thoughts about fathers on Fathers Day
Another Fathers Day comes around. Thank God for good fathers and there are so many of them. Unfortunately, I was not so blessed, but I have had wonderful father surrogates such as my doctoral advisor Niels Nielsen, my main seminary mentor Ralph Powell and my dear friend Roger Fredrikson (all now in their 90s and going strong!). These men leaned into my life in ways beyond the call of duty and much of any good I have achieved is due to them (and they deserve none of the blame for anything … [Read more...]
My response to defenders of anti-illegal immigrant laws
Several commenters here have argued (some of them being lawyers) that the bills I have complained about would never be used to prosecute humanitarians acting on behalf of needy illegal immigrants. I think that is naive. However, one attorney in particular (from California) posted a comment here claiming that IF a humanitarian were ever arrested on the basis of the Oklahoma, Alabama or Texas laws he would have no trouble getting the person acquitted based on case law. I'm not a lawyer or … [Read more...]
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Continuing frustration with Calvinist misrepresenting Arminianism
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Scapegoating: an old human habit still around in attitudes and actions towards illegal immigrants?
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MO Congressional Race Turns Ugly As Daily Caller Is Dragged Into Mudpit by Jim Hoft 30 Nov 2011 post a comment Share This: The race for Missouri's Second Congressional District turned ugly thanks to a shoddy hit this week by the Ed Martin campaign on conservative Ann Wagner. Unfortunately, Steven Nelson at Daily Caller published the misinformation, and missed several important facts. Ed Martin, left, speaks with Roy Blunt. Martin's team claims that Enterprise Rent-A-Car from St. Louis made a play for TARP funds in the hit piece. Wrong. Enterprise is actually on the record saying, in effect, that they don't want the TARP funds and they don't need the TARP funds. The Martin camp claims, and Nelson writes, that Wagner's husband Ray is a "registered lobbyist." Oops. Wrong again. Ray Wagner actually de-registered as a lobbyist prior to Ann's campaign kick-off last July, as a simple search of publicly-available documents reveals. And what about those claims that Enterprise Rent-A-Car is attempting to "buy a US House seat?" Consider that Wagner has raised nearly $1 million from donors who are not Enterprise-related. Consider that Enterprise is one of the largest employers in Missouri and has over 70,000 employees world-wide. For the Wagner campaign to receive donations from dozens of Enterprise employees is hardly a surprise, given that those relationships have been developed for nearly two decades. The Martin Campaign is wrong to attack Ann Wagner for her record fundraising. Speaking of donors - it is also interesting to note that Wagner has also raised over $145,000 from donors who supported Ed Martin during his 2010 campaign. No wonder the Martin camp is so upset with Wagner's cash haul. Wagner actually collected more from former Martin donors ($145,000) than Martin was able to raise from his remaining donors last quarter ($115,000). That obviously has Ed Martin worried. Hence, the attack on Ann Wagner, her husband, their friends, and Enterprise Rent-A-Car. It also must hurt to watch a series of notable conservative endorse Ann Wagner - John Ashcroft, John Bolton, Mike Huckabee, and Chris Christie--to name a few. But resorting to attacks on local job-creators is something you'd expect from a goon at #Occupy--not a conservative candidate for Congress. It also raises the specter of class warfare. Journalists should think twice, and check the facts, before they run with an Ed Martin campaign attack next time. One final point: both Ed Martin and Ann Wagner are friends of mine and capable conservatives--but this was a cheap hit on Ann Wagner. Ed Martin is a better person than this. Comments
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Hotel at the Juarez airport in DF?
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Another vote for staying a bit more centrally, keep in mind that if you leave your hotel around 5:30 or 6 you there will be very little traffic. If you check a map you can see that the airport is actually fairly close to the zocalo, 15-20 mins in the early morn.If your plane from OAX gets in before midnight, might as well just grab a place the center. Otherwise, I know someone who stayed in the Courtyard Marriott which I think is connected to the airport. Could be the best option.
There are several pricy "upscale" hotels at or very near the airport, but for the last 3 years we have stayed overnight at the more affordable Hotel Aeropuerto... This January it was something like 550 or 600 pesos for 2 people. ( approx $50.00 ) I do not recall what it was for a single person...possibly approx. 450 pesos. There is a restuarant on the first floor. The rooms are clean. If you get a room overlooking the street and the runway you can watch all the trafic, plane takeoffs and monorail as you sip a beer or tequila...or... The windows are soundproof.To get there, as you exit from terminal 1,facing the street, turn left and keep going to the very end of the terminal. You will then see a metro entrance. Just past that you turn left again and you are on Boulevard Puerto Aero. Walk a small distance and you will see a pedestrian bridge . Cross over this bridge and keep walking in the same direction, on the other side of this same boulevard. After a short distance, you will see the hotel on your right. The total walking time is approx 15 / 20 minutes. You can also stop on the bridge for some fotos. If you do not have a lot of heavy baggage the walk is not a problem.
If you want to go out for some street food or to pick up some snacks or beers ( 1/2 the price of the hotel restuarant ) , exit the hotel and turn right along the boulevard . Turn right on the the 1st street that has small stores, street food and homes.
We stay here when we need to make connecting flights the next day and do not have the energy nor desire to go into the Centro... you will find cheaper rooms there but dont forget to factor in the price of a cab there and back...probably at least $10. each way.
Over the years, I've stayed at maybe 12 of the hotels near the airport. My favorite is still the Ramada Aeropuerto Mexico. Rooms cost about 1000 pesos a night, but the service tops any of the others which I've stayed at, at all price points. Free shuttle with great drivers, top notch desk staff who speak different languages, room service food, quiet and safe, and 5 minutes from either terminal.7
We stated at the Hotel San Antonio about a 11/2 blocks off the Zocalo.The hotel called us a cab for a 4am pick-up.The hotel was 280p and the cab was 120p plus we had a much more enjoyable location to be in.We have stayed at the Hotel Aueropuerto in the past and do prefer to stay in Centro the night before an early flight.
Another vote for Hotel Aeropuerto. Over the years, I've stayed there several times, without any problems. Its affordable, has reliable HOT water at all hours, comfortable beds, and a decent restaurant, although my last trip, I walked a couple blocks down the way and had a more upscale dinner at, I think, the Ramada. The closer you stay to the airport, the more sleep you'll get, and have less anxiety over traffic delays, even at your early hour. A taxi from the hotel to the airport is much easier than walking over the bridge, by the way.http://www.hotelaeropuerto.com.mx/index.html
Have you considered just taking the night bus in?I find that by the time I can't sleep because of anxiety that I will sleep in, have to get up super early to get to the airport on time, do a minor un-pack and re-pack for an overnight, etc., that I prefer giving myself enough time to take the ADO to TAPO, then a quick taxi over to the airport.
Do check the proper taxi amount prior to doing this because I think that I was slightly overcharged last month, with the driver insisting that there was extra charges for night-time, and showed me the wrong zone. I arrived at TAPO at around 3am, so there was no taxi-stand open.
In Mexico City, there is an approved overnight surcharge - a higher rate - for taxi's. The higher rate might start before Midnight and continue to about 5/6 a.m.; I'm forgetting. I'm frequently confused by the zones the driver selects for the trips (on the meter). I know the range of fares for most places I travel to by taxi in the city, so I just go by that. Sometimes ... drivers don't turn-on the meter and if you don't notice it and you get to your destination, they quote a fare that's often too high and you've little option but to pay it ... unless you know about how much it should be. When that happens to me I pay what I think is fair and walk away from the taxi ... with driver shouting one obsenity or another at my back. It's been rare that it's happened, however (that type of cheating).LW
#9..." taking a nite bus in"... I asume this means taking a nite bus from wherever in Mexico to arrive in time to catch your flight out of the Juarez aeropuerto. I think you need to take into account that " sh.t happens".. so to speak. I have done this before several times ... on a nite bus from Puerto Escomdido to the Juarez Aeropuerto... but a couple of years ago I was on the ADO nite bus from Belize City to Cancun and the bus broke down just short of the Mexico boarder. The engine was leaking coolant.. I asume... as the driver went thru the bus asking people for bottles of water. Afterwards we drove for another 1/2 hour when the bus had to pull over again..We finally made it to a restuarant that was open and must have had a lot of water.. and we continued to Cancun with no further problems. I thingkwe must have lost at least two hours if not more due to these mechanical problems. I was not catcxhing a bus that morning... but.. I certqinly would have been very stressed if I was on the way to the airport that morning !12
That reminds me of my trip returning from Sola de Vega to Oaxaca city last summer. I was waiting by the side of the road in the middle of the town for a colectivo van to stop and pick me up. But every van that came by was full, very surprising! Later on I figured out what was happening: an intercity bus from Puerto Escondido had been in an accident and was parked at the entrance to town, and all its former passengers were abandoning it and boarding the half-empty vans that arrived in town, so when they passed by me they were already full. But finally the driver of the bus, after covering most of his windshield with duct tape to hold it together, decided to continue on his journey. So I hopped aboard, paid my fare, and arrived in Oaxaca a few hours later, still in time for a leisurely breakfast before checking into my hotel.To make this post more relevant to the subject at hand, the ADO first-class bus I was traveling in between Oaxaca and Mexico City lost its air conditioning this last January, but we soldiered on, and arrived on schedule.
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Murder hunt ex-boyfriend found dead
The ex-boyfriend of a murdered Red Cross worker has been found dead near a railway line, police said.
Detectives launched a manhunt for 35-year-old Martin Collett after the body of Angela Hoyt, 34, was discovered at her home in Glebeland in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, at around 5.20pm on Tuesday.
A spokeswoman for Hertfordshire Constabulary said: "The body of a man was found just north of Hatfield train station at about 11.30pm on Friday.
"Hertfordshire officers were informed by the British Transport Police (BTP) later that night and have been working with the BTP to identify the man.
"We can now confirm that it is that of Martin Collett, who was wanted for the murder of Angela Hoyt."
Detective Chief Inspector Mark Ross from the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Major Crime Unit, said: "Now we have found Martin, this brings our search to a conclusion and we are not looking for anyone else in connection with Angela's death.
"I would like to take this opportunity to express my condolences to Angela's family and close friends. Angela's family have shown great courage and dignity while also helping and supporting our investigation.
"This is an extremely tragic case involving two people who were known to each other. Both families are being supported by specialist family liaison officers at this difficult time."
Police had previously been focusing the search for Mr Collett on the grounds of a stately home in Hatfield after detectives received a number of reports from members of the public that he had been seen in the area.
Mr Ross added: "My team and I are very grateful for all the assistance we have received from members of the public, partner agencies and the media during our search. We would like to thank them all for their help."
Police said both deaths would now be handed to Hertfordshire Coroner Service to investigate.
Earlier it emerged that the former couple had worked for the Home Office.
Mr Collett worked as a briefing manager for Labour home secretaries David Blunkett and Charles Clarke at around the same time that Ms Hoyt was employed as a junior member of the Home Office media team.
A Home Office spokesman said: "They both did work in the Home Office."
Days before her death, Ms Hoyt made a report of harassment to Hertfordshire Police. The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has launched an investigation into the force's response to the complaint.
IPCC commissioner Sarah Green said: "The IPCC is independently investigating Hertfordshire Police's response to a report of harassment made at Hatfield Police Station on the afternoon of May 20 2011.
"The woman who made the allegation, Angela Hoyt, was subsequently murdered."
In a statement released by police, Ms Hoyt's family described her as a "very ambitious and driven girl".
They said "She had a passion for human rights and wanted to use her work to help improve the lives of those less fortunate. She had strong opinions and convictions."
Ms Hoyt, who was born in Windsor, in Ontario, Canada and moved to the UK in 1999, had recently returned from a three-month role in Pakistan as part of her work with the Red Cross.
She had been working as a public affairs and communications adviser with the International Committee of the Red Cross since February 2008.
She is survived by her parents, Barb and Dwight Hoyt, her identical twin sister Ami Watanabe Ms Watanabe's husband Garry, and niece and nephew Tori and Kai.
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"Alain Goikoetxea has been skating for Volcom since '98. In order to celebrate these 15 years of loyalty, he put together a full online video part with footage he's been gathering over the last few years. For those who don't know Alain, he is born and raised in the Basque Country and lives right up the hill from the famous La Kantera skatepark in Algorta, where he nearly shreds every day and after all these years of skating it, still finds new lines and tricks that have never been done before. Alain is one of those guys where age doesn't affect his progression, style and control. Skateboarding is a natural thing for him. Alain's gnarboots never stop amazing us."
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Okla. SBA Award Profile: Majick RavenHawk, 2011 Women in Business Champion of the Year
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Majick RavenHawk's philosophy is that "the best way to be successful is to help someone else be successful."
A longtime business owner, RavenHawk is the founder of Engage Life Employees Assistant Program, MindShift Holistic Wellness Center and RavenHawk International. She also is host of her own radio show, RavenHawk Talk Radio, on Seattle's 106.9HD-3.
RavenHawk is a board-certified holistic health practitioner and holds several other certifications in pain management, hypnotherapy, master success life coaching, business coaching and neuro- linguistic program. RavenHawk created MindShift Therapy - a unique model for personal growth and development. She is an ordained Buddhist spiritual leader of the Soto Zen tradition. She also lectures at the Sacred Hoop New Thought Center in Tulsa.
Majick has been in business and the healing profession for more than 30 years.
In addition, she has lectured at universities and conferences across the country on native studies, business entrepreneurship and spiritual issues. RavenHawk also is the author of several articles published in business and spiritual magazines. Her up-and-coming book Healing The Thought Virus: Reclaiming Your Authentic Self speaks of her life's journey beginning as a baby sold on the black market.
"Majick has overcome hardship in her personal life and has made it her mission to help other women find success. She has devoted her life through academic study, spiritual growth and personal coaching, to understanding the various pathways to success," said Claire Cornell, assistant director of the International Business and Entrepreneurship Institute in Tulsa. "Her unique path has led her not only to succeed as a small business owner but to find her passion in helping other women achieve success, some as business owners."
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This January's been bad for Bollywood. The 13 releases in the month proved unlucky for the box office at the outset of 2013, reiterating the long-standing superstition that films fare badly during this month most years.
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The International Maker Fair has returned to Newcastle's Centre for Life with the aim of proving that science and technology can be fun.
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Formerly headquartered at Toledo, OH; now based at Perrysburg, OH, Owens-Illinois, Inc. had (and has) many glass manufacturing locations worldwide. (See list of 19 currently operating glass container plants in North America, farther down on this page).
Owens-Illinois Glass Company was the result of the 1929 merger between two glass-making giants of the industry: Owens Bottle Company (Toledo, OH; predecessor Toledo Glass Company began operation in 1896) and Illinois Glass Company (based in Alton, Illinois, glass production dating from 1873).
Shown on this page are pictures of typical trademark variations used on their containers, especially during the early years. Most of the pics show the first and most widely recognized mark used beginning in 1929. As pictured, it can vary slightly from one container to another. It consists of a "Diamond and O (oval) entwined, with an I in center" and dates from circa 1929 into the mid and late 1950s. (I have seen a bottle with this trademark carrying a date code of 1959). The diamond/oval/i mark may not have been, in actual practice, implemented onto bottle molds until some time in 1930, simply because of the time and effort involved in re-tooling/altering molds already in use.
On very small bottles, the mark may be rather indistinct and the "I" may be virtually invisible, or just a tiny dot. At may be misinterpreted as the number "1″. On the typical bottle, there is usually a number to the left of, to the right of, and below, the trademark.
(Note: The above arrangement is the most commonly seen, at least on soda bottles, but some containers (such as liquor flasks) are marked in other ways and thus the codes may be arranged in a different configuration).
Typically, the number on the LEFT of the diamond logo is the plant code number, the number on the RIGHT is a year date code, and the number below the logo indicates the mold number (mold cavity or serial number). Examples: plant code #2 stood for the Huntington, WV plant; "3″ was the Fairmont, WV plant(number used up to 1981, later "3″ was used by Muskogee, OK); "4″ was Clarksburg, WV; "7″ indicated Alton, IL; "9″, the Streator, IL factory; "12″ was Gas City, IN; "14″ was the Bridgeton, NJ plant, #21 is Portland, OR; #22 is Tracy, CA; #20 is Oakland, CA; #23 is Los Angeles, CA, etc. Note: Several of the plant numbers used by O-I have been re-used by other plants opened in later years, so it is important to take into consideration the date code, the bottle style and other characteristics to positively identify which plant location made a particular bottle.
The second mark was phased in during the 1950s with the removal of the diamond. There was a gradual changeover from the "old" to the "new" trademark which occurred over a period of four or five years beginning in 1954.
"OWENS" appears on the base of some clear prescription bottles. Illustrated among the pics on this page is the base of a bottle made at the Columbus, Ohio facility (plant #18) with a date code of "7″ which stands for either 1937 or 1947.
Some bottle molds already in use were not re-engraved until as late as 1957 or 1958, even, as mentioned, in 1959. However, after 1958 the great majority of O-I bottles carried the "new" trademark, which merely consists of an I inside an oval, or circle.
NOTE: Recently [July 2013] I have received a photo, submitted by Taylor McBurney, showing the base of a Yacht Club Beverages ACL soda bottle, carrying a 1966 date code, but bearing the old logo! This is the very latest instance of use of the "old" O-I mark that I am aware of. Presumably, when this particular mold was pulled out of the storeroom, and used to produce some more bottles (probably for a relatively small order), it wasn't considered important enough to take the time to re-engrave the trademark.
The mark "O-I" has also been in use for some time in very recent years (but I'm not sure when it first appeared on containers). The "O-I" mark shown on this page is on the heel of an emerald green ALE81 soda bottle made in 2011.
Other marks include "DURAGLAS", a trademark used after 1940, and "LOWEX" another brand name which was used for their borosilicate glass forumula used especially for power line insulators.
Although Owens-Illinois has made containers of many different shades of color over the years, the great majority of glass bottles commonly found (especially older containers that show up often at flea markets, antique malls, yard sales, junk shops, ebay, etc) are made of clear (colorless), green (emerald, forest green or "seven up" green) and amber ("beer bottle brown") glass.
The diamond/oval/I mark is by far the most common identification mark on glass containers found in trash dump sites in the United States from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. (The second most common mark encountered is probably that of the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company.)
Electrical Insulators
Owens-Illinois took over operation of the Hemingray Glass Company factory, located in Muncie, Indiana, in 1933. Hemingray was a prolific maker of electrical insulators (of many types and sizes) for power lines, telegraph, telephone and other uses. Within a year or two, most glass insulators produced at Muncie were carrying date codes. Owens-Illinois continued to have the great majority of insulators marked with the "HEMINGRAY" brand name, with very few exceptions in later years. Other brand names used by O-I on insulators include "Lowex" and "Kimble". Many millions of insulators were made at Muncie, up to 1967. (See my webpage on Hemingray Glass Company for more information on Hemingray insulators.)
Known as Owens-Illinois, Inc. since 1965, (and officially known as just "O-I" since 2005), this corporation is currently (2013) one of the largest manufacturers of glass containers in the world, if not THE largest.
Owens-Illinois Inc. currently operates 19 glass manufacturing facilities within North America. They are located in: Atlanta, Georgia; Auburn, New York; Brockway (Brockport), Pennsylvania [2 plants]; Ringgold, Virginia; Lapel, Indiana; Los Angeles, California; Muskogee, Oklahoma; Oakland, California; Portland, Oregon; Streator, Illinois; Toano, Virginia; Tracy, California; Waco, Texas; Zanesville, Ohio; Lexington, North Carolina; Windsor, Colorado; and in Canada: Montreal, Quebec and Brampton, Ontario.
For a page with some of the principal plant code numbers used on bottles, courtesy of Dick Cole (fruitjar.org), click here . (That list is several decades old and does not cover all of the recently started plants).
For more detailed discussion on Owens-Illinois Glass Company and the date codes, plant location and mold codes used, check out Bill Lockhart's article here.
Click here for one of many pages from O-I's official website.
Note: For a page on this site with an extensive list of glass companies that made electrical insulators (many of which are now considered collectible items), please click here.
To return to the main Glass Bottle Marks page, please click here.
More to come as this webpage is still under construction. Thank you!