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Euno Ristorante
- Address:
119 Salem Street
Boston, MA 02113Neighborhood:
North End
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Euno Ristorante
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.eunoboston.com/
- Phone: (617) 573-9406
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday thru Thursday 5pm-10pm, Fridays & Saturdays 5pm-11pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Mediterranean
- Executive Chef: Abby Zoubir
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Smoking Area, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: Special occasions only. Please phone ahead.
- Special Events: Private parties are always welcome. For your comfort and enjoyment we seat two individual dining rooms.
A word from Euno Ristorante
Nestled in the heart of Boston's historic North End, Euno is a hidden gem serving only the finest in Italian and Mediterranean cuisine and wines. From exquisite Seafood to Osso Bucco to tender Pollo Parmigian our culinary artists will create a delightful dish to satisfy each and every palate. And if it's a taste of Americana you desire, please enjoy our classic Filet Mignon or world famous Boston Lobster (served in-season only). Voted Most Romantic and highly recommended by celebrity chef Rachael Ray, we are open nightly for dinner at 5pm. Buon Appetito. Enjoy!Continued
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Euno Ristorante reviews from OpenTable diners
100 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (66)fit for foodies (50)romantic (48)special occasion (41)notable wine list (25)good for groups (11)late-night find (8)scenic view (5)hot spot (4)kid-friendly (3)great for lunch (2)vibrant bar scene (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Go-To Restaurant (When I can get a table)FenwayFoodieVIPDined on 11/26/2014This restaurant is exactly what I'm looking for in a North End experience. Exposed brick walls; tables almost touching each other; fresh house-made pastas; an affordable Italian wine list. If you go, try to get a table upstairs (slightly nicer atmosphere than the basement in my opinion). I've never had a bad experience. They have some great vegetarian options for those who need them as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful spotMattmanVIPDined on 11/16/2014First time here but won't be the last. A very enjoyable mealSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We had a blast!Live2eatDined on 11/15/2014Great night & amazing food!! What a find, considering I had never been there before! High reviews from other diners & it definitely paid off! Thanks Eunos!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mduffyDined on 11/15/2014Had a fabulous dinner at Euno. Seated promptly and our server came over immediately. Wonderful menu - everything was delicious. Small, friendly, inviting. Can't wait to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/14/2014My doctor recently saddled me with a list of dietary restrictions. My husband and I explained these to our waiter, and he made sure that the kitchen would be able to accommodate them, including substituting ingredients in the entree I ordered. I truly appreciated his care and concern.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quaint and quietthebabyspartanDined on 11/13/2014We were the first on the restaurant and it as small and cute. We took a table by the window and they dimmed the lights by our table to set the mood as we came in for our anniversary. The food was in big portions and prepared well. The server was a little slow and not very personable but the owner was very nice. I enjoyed it. Very very cute restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- hidden gemlisacapecodDined on 11/10/2014This was a great find in the North end! Away from the hustle and bustle of Hanover st. The lamb osso bucco was mouthwatering falling off the bone good. Good wine list and reasonable pricesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great findbbgalDined on 11/4/2014I went to dinner at Euno for the first time while on a business trip to Boston, this past Tuesday night, with a colleague. We both greatly enjoyed the food and the wine. The restaurant staff were very attentive and friendly, and made a great wine recommendation to my colleague. The food was excellent, and our waiter surprised us with a creme brûlée flambé on the house. I also liked the fact that we were not rushed. All in all it was a great restaurant and I would definitely go back there next time I am in Boston.Special Features:
- Never Disappoints!Twin123185Dined on 10/25/20142nd time here. Amazing food. The rib eye special with black truffles was incredible as was the veal scallopine, Osso Bucco with papardelle and the artichoke appetizer. Highly recommended and prices are reasonable considering location. Make a reservation on a Saturday night or you won't get in!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Euno Restaurant the bestFoodreviewsDined on 10/24/2014Just another fine meal at Euno's in the North End. Always a go to place off the main thoroughfare.Special Features:
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/18/2014Our waiter was a bit lacking in terms of his service/knowledge of the menu and ability to accommodate our requests, but overall, we had an excellent seat in the downstairs area, which wasn't too loud or too crowded and the food was outstanding/well-priced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of the best in the North EndDaveHVIPDined on 10/8/2014Yes it is the best. I was just surprised how quiet it was given the fact that it's one of the best Italian bistros in the North End. Two other colleagues joined me. Started out with the Fish Cakes as an appetizer. I had the Gnocchi di Fungi which was excellent. My one colleague had the Osso Bucco which he said was fantastic. My other colleague had the Linquine with Clam Sauce. Topped off with some red wine and sparkling water. I will be back again.Special Features:
- ShawnDined on 10/5/2014The service and food where both very good. I had the chicken and loved how had a crunch on the bottom. Also enjoyed the salad.Special Features:
- Thoroughly dissapointingCalifoodieDined on 10/3/2014I was so excited to try this restaurant after reading all of the other reviews. We had a 9:30 reservation that I moved back to 10 on a Friday night. From the minute we walked through the curtain into the restaurant I was super disappointed. The pics I had seen in advance made the restaurant look bigger with dim romantic lighting. When we walked in all of the lights were on, the restaurant was empty, and what had looked romantic looked extremely gimmicky. Our server handed us the menu and said the kitchen was closing. Our entire dinner came to the table in less than 20 minutes. The salmon was burnt and the caprese was subpar. It was clear they wanted us out of there. I would recommend if you do go, do not make a later reservation.
- Excellent Chef - Great PresentationNorthenderDined on 10/3/2014We had the Duck and Salmon, both excellent entrees.Special Features:
- First time heredaveDined on 9/27/2014We loved this spot. Great atmosphere food exceptional. Our party was on time but two of us got there early and they were reluctant to sit us. Then our editor was pushy about our ordering as they were busy that night. He didn't obviously know our party was actually on time for our 530 rezSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful experienceJennyDined on 9/26/2014Terrific food. Fairly priced. Great neighborhood findSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect way to unwind in North EndspicymcccormickDined on 9/25/2014Fantastic service - attentive but not obtrusive waiter. Great ambiance - we were seated by the window but love the exposed brick in the dining area. Food presentation was top notch. Highly recommend the veal with risotto as well as the calamari appetizer. Calamari very tender and veal was 'melt in your mouth' good. Unfortunately we did not leave room for dessert and coffee. Plan to revisit on our next trip to Boston.Special Features:
- Tuscan flare in the North EndmikeyDined on 9/20/2014Euno has a Tuscan, rustic look inside and the food is very good. Very small place and while the tables are tiny for 2, it's very cozy and the open kitchen fills the room with the aroma of good food. Good wine list, but limited on beer and no liquor which was disappointing in a place like this. Would have loved an after dinner drink like an espresso martini but no liquor means no martini's. Good service, wait time for apps was about 35 minutes on a Saturday night which isn't too bad and wait time for entrees was about 15 min which was great. In my Open Table reservation I had made note it was our wedding anniversary but no one acknowledged that at the restaurant and the server didn't provide us his name. All and all, its worth a try.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cozy With Exceptional FoodtarynVIPDined on 9/20/2014I dined here on Saturday night with my family for a birthday dinner. Food was outstanding & cooked to order. Service was great. Never felt rushed and the table was waiting when we got there (definitely make a reservation). The only drawback to the evening was that they have large open windows that allow cigarette smoke from outside to drift in.. I expect if I was in the downstairs dining area, it would have been different. We also asked for no anchovies on the caesar salad which they initially forgot to remove but the waiter fixed it. Overall, we really enjoyed the experience as first time diners and we will be back!Special Features:
- BarbaraGood4UcookDined on 9/15/2014This is a fabulous restaurant. The food is excellent. We had the Lobster ravioli and the twin lobsters with seafood risotto. Both were outstanding. And a lot of lobster, so much that we took some homeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A great spot for ItalianBostonDude30Dined on 9/13/2014Friendly and fast customer service with some great food. The nightly specials were especially good (some sort of fresh caught shark dish). We also tried the gnocchi, which was very good and the flaming creme brule. A great night out.Special Features:
- Very niceGMAN90125VIPDined on 9/12/2014We both got seafood specials, lobster & halibut. Both were quite good. Halibut was much better, than my double lobster seafood risotto. Lobster was great as was the risotto, but the seafood that was with the risotto was sketchy... massive clams, massive mussels, & chewy squid. Squid was not so good, mussels were mushy, clams were ok for being so large. Wine list was good service was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Moto benemagpieDined on 9/5/2014I made a last minute reservation for Euno through open table- literally moments before we walked in the door. We were greeted warmly and told it would be just a few minutes before we would be seated. No worries. we enjoyed the ambience of the restaurant - there were 2 parties at long tables that reminded us of our big italian families gathered for a meal. Lots of laughter and banter. 2 of us had the bolognese and one had the salmon. All our meals were delicious. Definitely would go back and highly recommend.Special Features:
- Great experienceLmc3Dined on 9/5/2014Food was fantastic. Service was wonderful.It was a special occasion and I called ahead of time to request the window for 8 people and they totally made it happen. I'm so grateful. Good was amazing. Thank you mikeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cozy placeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/4/2014The service here was good, the food was decent and the ambience was relaxing. There were some things I noticed that for a place that I spent $47 on a bottle of wine should have been taken care of. Notably the wine glasses. Take the time to at least match the wine glasses at the table. I understand uf you don't have white wine glasses and separate red glasses, but at least make sure they match on the table....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding food and servicebirdwomanDined on 8/30/2014Friendly and informative regarding their restaurant and wine menu. We have been frequenting this establishment over the past two years and always receive great service. The menu does change and they have specials of the day also which to me is important, not a stale, same old menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Charming Find Off Beaten PathBobbyDined on 8/29/2014Don't blink too fast strolling down Salem St, or you will miss the small Euno sign for this charming european style atmosphere, with excellent service and food . The homemade caprese, came with thick juicy tomatoes , the homemade pappardelle and prosciutto was so nice and creamy, and my sea bass had all kids of trimmings , including some eggplant,fresh veg, and rissoto Wines were fine, service very authentic Italian, no room for dessert. would be back in a flashSpecial Features:
- The ArtichokeLizPVIPDined on 8/25/2014A romantic spot on Salem street. Get the artichoke appetizer, a pasta entree, a special seafood entree, and a bottle of wine. Then, head to one of the many nearby pastry shops for dessert. Enjoy!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014The food was very good, although the service was not as good as it used to be. The waiters were not as knowledgable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date Night PerfectHotelsDined on 8/23/2014We dined there on Saturday Night. We have a great table right in the window to watch people as they were walking by. We felt as if we were in a restaurant in Italy. Food was Fantastic, Pan Roasted Artichokes with Goat Cheese and Proscuitto was out of this world. Highly recommend this restaurant. They only serve Beer, Wine, and non-alchoholic drinks. Wine list is very good though.Special Features:
- lobstergalVIPDined on 8/21/2014Very intimate restaurant with great food offerings. A must is the artichoke with goat cheese appetizer. Our server Ty was most gracious and very helpful in suggesting our meal choices for the evening. They are most accommodating with special request when preparing your dinner.Special Features:
- WestboroughDined on 8/20/2014great place in Northend. great for couples dinner.Special Features:
- Fantastic!!RachelDined on 8/20/2014As someone who lives in the North End and is constantly checking out different restaurants, Euno stands out above others! The service could not have been nicer- a special shoutout to Joseph and Michael- and the food is excellent!!It's a charming place- white linen table clothes, exposed brick, and very beautiful flowers in the window box as you look onto Salem street.Special Features:
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/20/2014From the time we walked through the door, the staff was warm and attentive. Just the right amount of "touch" during our meal. They helped with food and wine recommendations and were spot on with both. Would highly recommendSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- outstanding dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/16/2014We had to wait a bit past our reservation time but the wait was certainly worth it. Halibut atop a zucchini filled with corn and risotto topped with leek strings.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wow! Best dinner in the North EndFoodieVIPDined on 8/16/2014This was our best meal in Boston. The food was to die for! The restaurant has a romantic ambience and friendly helpful staff that provides excellent service all while accommodating a 6 yr old. We will definitely go back on our best trip to Boston. You must try the Euno app of grilled artichokes!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GraciousCherylDined on 8/16/2014We enjoyed a special occasion meal here which was planned originally for 11 people - two people had to cancel at the last minute, but the staff at Euno handled this very well - they reset our table for 9 and was not upset with us. We appreciated this and was glad they realized that sometimes it's very difficult to plan on a large party. Food was great, presentation was very nice on a few of the dishes. The waitstaff was very attentive to our table, yet we did not feel rushed to leave - even though the restaurant was extremely busy on a summer Saturday night. I would recommend this restaurant again.Special Features:
- Yum!emc01Dined on 8/13/2014Great food. Great ambience. Will definitely go again.Special Features:
- Excellent classic northern ItalianEeeeDined on 8/11/2014Wonderful North End Italian restaurant. Had the lobster ravioli. Whole lobster plus wonderful ravioli. Very good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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'House of Commons Journal Volume 6: 20 December 1648', Journal of the House of Commons: volume 6: 1648-1651 (1802), pp. 101. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=25549 Date accessed: 29 November 2014.
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Die Mercurii, 20 Decembris, 1648.
Answer from Lords.
Preacher appointed.
City Officers.
Secluded Members.
Message to Lords.
Secluded Members.
Siege of Pontefract, &c.
MR. Oldesworth brings Answer, That the Lords do
concur to the Ordinance for constituting the Earl
of Pembroke and Montgomery Constable of the Honour . .
Windsore, and Keeper of the great Park at Windsore.
Mr. Rigby brings Answer, That the Lords do agree
to the Order touching Friday next to be a Day of Publick
Humiliation; and to the Ordinance for Payment of
Three thousand Pounds to Lieutenant Colonel Lilborne:
And, to the Ordinance for revoking the Ordinance for
settling the Militia of the County of Lancaster, the Lords
will send Answer by Messengers of their own.
Ordered, That Mr. Peters be desired to preach on Friday next, the Day of Publick Humiliation, at Margaret's,
Westminster, in the place of Mr. * *
Mr. Smyth is to give him Notice hereof.
An additional Ordinance, to the Ordinance of 18 Decembris 1648, for choosing of Common Council Men, and
other Officers, within the City of London, and Liberties
thereof, for the Year ensuing, That no Person who subscribed any Engagement in the Year 1648, relating to a
personal Treaty with the King at London, shall be elected
into any the Offices expressed in the aforesaid Ordinance,
was this Day read the First and Second time; and, upon
the Question, passed; and ordered to be sent to the Lords
for their Concurrence.
Sir John Danvers is to carry it to the Lords.
Mr. Serjeant Thorpe reports from the General, That
he, and the rest of the Committee appointed to go to
the General, acquainted the General with the Order of
this House, and with the Votes made by the House:
That the General returned Answer, That they were Matters of great Consequence; and that he believed the House
did not expect a present Answer thereunto: That he
would prepare an Answer, and send it forthwith; and
that, in the mean time, the House would not trouble
themselves to send any more to him therein.
Sir John Danvers carried to the Lords an additional
Ordinance touching Election of Officers in the City of
London, and the Order touching the breaking up the
Ship the Dreadnought.
Sir John Danvers brings Answer, That the Lords do
agree to both the Particulars carried by him to the Lords
for their Concurrence.
The Question being propounded, That the former
Message to the General be renewed by the same Committee, concerning the Members that are absent;
And the Question being put, that this Question be now
The House was divided.
The Noes went forth.
So the Question passed with the Affirmative.
And the Question being put, That the former Message
to the General be renewed by the same Committee, concerning the Members that are absent;
The Yeas went forth.
Resolved, &c. That the former Message to the General
be renewed by the same Committee concerning the Members that are absent.
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Ordered, That Mr.Love and Mr. Lillibone Long, be
added to the Committee of Lords and Commons for Sequestrations, in the rooms of Mr. Solicitor St. Johns,
and Mr. Samuel Browne.
The Lords Concurrence to be desired herein.
Ordered, That the Committee of Lincoln are hereby
impowered and authorized to raise the Sum of Two thousand Pounds, for Relief of the Forces of Pontefract and
Scarborough, of such well-affected Persons as will voluntarily contribute thereunto.
Resolved, &c. That this House doth approve of what the
Committees, of Nottingham and Derby have done for the
Relief of the Forces of Pontefract and Scarborough.
Ordered, That Mr. Millington do prepare Letters, to
be signed by Mr. Speaker, and sent to the said several
Committees, to acquaint them herewith.
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'I'm staying in London for business and found out the news as soon as I woke up and checked my Blackberry - my husband sent me a very, very happy email! We were really rooting for Obama. He'll be prefect as president - he's such a modern thinker and seems so genuine. He also has a great sense of family, and is someone you can relate to.'
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In a previous post, Assembling a utility assembly, part 2: IOC Container, I wrote
I thought of adding support for a more fluent interface, since "all the other ones do it" … But I decided that I didn't need it.
Well, hmmm… After that post I was a bit curious how things would actually look, design-wise, if they were fluent-ized. So I changed the design and then I didn't want to go back, because I liked the new one better.
The old way of registering types with the IOC container:
public sealed class WeeContainer { ... public void Bind<TTarget>() { ... } public void Bind<TTarget>(Lifetime lifetime) { ... } public void Bind<TTarget, TSource>() { ... } public void Bind<TTarget, TSource>(Lifetime lifetime) { ... } ... }
And the new way:
public sealed class WeeContainer { ... public IBindingTarget Bind<T>() { ... } ... }
The most obvious difference between the old and new WeeContainer is that its public interface has become much lighter. This has a cost associated with it: The new design has introduced several new types that add complexity to the code base and that requires new tests.
Using the new WeeContainer is probably easier, since there's only one public method that registers types with the container. Before, there were four methods to choose from.
If a type should be resolved by itself, meaning that it's instantiatable, using the default lifetime, then calling WeeContainer.Bind<T>() is enough. But if it should be resolved by another type or use another lifetime, then the return value from WeeContainer.Bind<T>() needs to be used, namely the IBindingTarget:
public interface IBindingTarget { IBindingSource To<T>(); IBindingTarget With(Lifetime lifetime); }
From IBindingTarget we can conclude that a type registered with WeeContainer.Bind<T>() can get a lifetime other than the default if IBindingTarget.With(Lifetime) is called. The type can also be resolved by another type by calling IBindingTarget.To<T>():
var container = new WeeContainer(); container.Bind<Foo>().With(Lifetime.Singleton); container.Bind<IBar>().To<Bar>();
Since IBindingTarget.With(Lifetime) returns the IBindingTarget instance, we can fluently add a call to IBindingTarget.To<T>():
As you can see, IBindingTarget.To<T>() returns an IBindingSource instance:
public interface IBindingSource { void With(Lifetime lifetime); }
This interface makes it possible to change the order of the above fluent call to
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A local radio host has apologized to congressional candidate John Douglass and other veterans who he says may have been offended after a tangent on his radio show last week.
WINA's Rob Schilling apologized on Friday's show for comments he says may have been misunderstood. Last week, Schilling called Douglass, a Democrat and retired brigadier general, a "chickenhawk" and "dupe."
"He'll fight for us, the chickenhawk who's too scared to come on the Schilling Show, a brigadier general. Yeah, he's afraid," Schilling said on his Aug. 2 show. "And the reason he's afraid -- and maybe he's a very nice guy, I don't know, I've never met him personally -- but he's a dupe. And he stands for absolutely nothing."
Schilling went on to call Douglass a "crook." The comments began when Schilling made the argument that a number of Democratic veterans are running for Congress in Virginia while trying to appear more conservative to gain more votes.
Veterans who support Douglass are calling on incumbent Robert Hurt, a Republican, to denounce Schilling's statements even though the congressman had nothing to do with the comments and did not appear on the show on that date.
"We agree with others who have spoken out and hope that our opponent and the radio station will take appropriate action," Douglass spokesman Chase Winder said in a statement. "Future appearances on Schilling's show will only serve to condone his continued attacks."
The Hurt campaign also responded to the controversy.
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Schilling addressed his prior comments on Friday's show, saying he apologizes to Douglass and other veterans who may have been offended.


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Can I use my Christmas tree for mulch?
The boughs of fir, pine, spruce, and other evergreen trees are a good insulator for dormant perennials. Unlike some winter mulches, like unshredded leaves, they don't pack down into a solid, oxygen-excluding layer. And when spring comes, they're easy to rake aside.
Discarded Christmas trees appear curbside at an ideal time for adding winter mulch in my Zone 6 garden. By late December, the ground has chilled (if not frozen an inch or two deep) and plants are dormant. Hopefully, any field mice in the neighborhood have settled down elsewhere for the winter and won't find habitat in my mulch. I scavenge the neighborhood before trash day, bringing home five or six trees to cut apart.
It's quick and easy: Just snip the tree's branches off with loppers. Place the boughs over the crowns of perennials or around roses.
The purpose of winter mulch is not to keep plants warm but to keep them consistently cold and dormant. Unmulched plants are exposed to temperature fluctuations, alternating between overnight freezing and daytime thawing when the sun hits the soil. Some plants shrug off these repeated temperature changes, but anything of marginal hardiness will appreciate the extra protection it gets from a layer of evergreen boughs. —Doug Hall
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My vegetable garden is crawling with all kinds of insects. Should I be worried? I'm new to this and I don't want to use chemicals if I don't really need to.
There are millions of species of insects, so don't feel bad if you don't recognize them all. Most insects have no direct impact on the plants in your garden, even when you see them crawling on a leaf. Some insects provide valuable services by pollinating fruits and vegetables or by preying on pest insects. A few—the minority, really—are pests that can reduce the yield of crops or spoil the appearance of ornamental plants.
In my garden, instead of focusing on every insect that passes through, I keep an eye out for insect damage to leaves and fruits. When I spot some damage, my next step is to identify the culprit. Books, websites, and experienced gardeners (including the ones who are helping each other with gardening dilemmas in the discussion forums on this website) are helpful in identifying pests. Once I know what is causing the problem, I can do some online research to discover the best course of action. Some pests cause only superficial damage that doesn't affect crop yields or quality. Many can be controlled through nontoxic means—a shot of water from the hose, hand-picking, or sticky traps, for example.
Once you know what insect pests are common in your region, you can prepare for them with growing techniques that protect your harvest: using floating row covers to exclude insects, for example, or timing crops to avoid the worst periods of pest pressure. As a last resort, you might want to consider spraying with an organic pest control, such as insecticidal soap or neem oil. Read the product label to make sure it is appropriate for both the plant and the insect involved, and take care to protect beneficial insects from the spray. —Doug Hall
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Someone told me that sugar is good for plants. I sprinkled some around my vegetable garden this year but didn't notice anything different. How much should I apply?
Plants don't need you to add sugar to their soil; they make their own. Through the process of photosynthesis, which is powered in nature by energy from the sun, plants turn water and carbon dioxide into sugars. Plants use their self-made sugars as a fuel for growth and reproduction.
Sugar you add to the soil will instead feed soil microorganisms, such as bacteria and fungi. These naturally occurring microbes are nature's recyclers; they help to nourish plants by breaking down the bits of organic debris in soil into their nutrient components—including the potassium, magnesium, nitrogen, and other elements that are essential for plant life. In this sense, sugar could benefit the plants in your garden by boosting the microbial population, thereby speeding up the rate at which nutrients become available.
But plants already have a process for encouraging microbial life. Soil scientists have discovered that plant roots exude sugars—sugars produced by photosynthesis—as a way of developing mutually beneficial relationships with microbes. By controlling the types and amounts of sugars they release, plants can select which kinds of microorganisms will colonize the soil around their roots. Not coincidentally, plants choose to feed the microbes that will provide them with the nutrients they need most. Compared to this sophisticated à la carte system, a sprinkle of processed sugar from your pantry is just junk food for bacteria.
By the way, there's another reason some gardeners haul the sugar canister out to the garden. Sugar added to the planting holes of vegetable transplants is said to discourage root knot nematodes, a destructive soil-dwelling parasite that plagues many Southern gardens. —Doug Hall
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As a new gardener, I'm not sure what I need to do to get my strawberry bed ready for winter. Do strawberries need protection?
A layer of loose mulch over the crowns of strawberry plants in winter shelters them from temperature fluctuations and keeps them dormant until spring arrives. Mulch also conserves soil moisture for these shallow-rooted plants. The only regions where winter mulch might not be needed are places with dependable, winter-long snow cover and, at the other extreme, places where the temperature never falls below 20°F.
Straw is the obvious choice for mulching a strawberry bed, but other lightweight mulches like pine needles and evergreen boughs also work. Don't use mulches that become soggy and heavy—leaves, for example.
Allow your strawberries to go dormant before applying mulch. Applied too early in fall, the mulch can delay dormancy and become a haven for rodents. Wait until a hard freeze—between 20°F and 25°F—has flattened the leaves, then scatter 2 to 5 inches of mulch over the entire strawberry bed.
As growth resumes in early spring, rake the mulch into the pathways between beds—but keep it handy in case it's needed to protect from late frosts. —Doug Hall
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Genealogy is like a jigsaw puzzle, but you don't have the box top, so you don't know what the picture is supposed to look like. As you start putting the puzzle together, you realize some pieces are missing, and eventually you figure out that some of the pieces you started with don't actually belong to this puzzle. I'll help you discover the right pieces for your puzzle and assemble them into a picture of your family.
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Gloucester Road in Bristol closed after fire destroys nail parlour
By Laura_Local | Saturday, June 25, 2011, 12:01
Flames tore through a nail parlour on Gloucester Road, Bristol, this morning leaving it a blackened shell.
Fire at nail parlour on Gloucester Road, Bristol
Firefighters (in six fire engines) were called to the Creations nail and beauty parlour on the edge of Overton Road after reports of a fire. They managed to extinguish the flames but remained there this lunch time to ensure the fire was completely out.
The road was closed from the Prince of Wales Pub junction with Zetland Road in Redland and the Sommerville Road junction in Bishopston and pedestrians were not allowed in the direct area near the nail parlour.
A policeman at the scene told Redland People that the road would remain closed for some time as they were investigating the blaze to find out if there were any suspicious circumstances. He said there were also concerns about flammable substances in the salon exploding.
A spokesman for Avon Fire and Rescue service said all queries about the incident were now being directed to Avon and Somerset Police.
One witness, James Simpson, 35, said: "When I walked down to Gloucester Road to get my paper this morning I saw smoke pouring out of this place. There were loads of firemen and people watching. It was clear there was a lot of damage. I just hoped no-one was in there."
Heavy traffic took to the surrounding residential streets in a bid to find an alternative route as Gloucester Road is one of the main trunk roads from the north of Bristol to the City centre.
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The refactoring of everything
I'll start with three observations:
- Computer systems can't be entirely tightly coupled — nothing would ever get developed or tested.
- Computer systems can't be entirely loosely coupled — nothing would ever get optimized, in performance and functionality alike.
- In an ongoing trend, there is and will be dramatic refactoring as to which connections wind up being loose or tight.
As written, that's probably pretty obvious. Even so, it's easy to forget just how pervasive the refactoring is and is likely to be. Let's survey some examples first, and then speculate about consequences. Read more
Dave DeWitt responds to Daniel Abadi
A few days ago I posted Daniel Abadi's thoughts in a discussion of Hadapt, Microsoft PDW (Parallel Data Warehouse)/PolyBase, Pivotal/Greenplum Hawq, and other SQL-Hadoop combinations. This is Dave DeWitt's response. Emphasis mine.
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|Categories: Benchmarks and POCs, Cloudera, Clustering, Data warehousing, Greenplum, Hadapt, Hadoop, MapReduce, Microsoft and SQL*Server, PostgreSQL, SQL/Hadoop integration
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SQL-Hadoop architectures compared
The genesis of this post is:
- Dave DeWitt sent me a paper about Microsoft Polybase.
- I argued with Dave about the differences between Polybase and Hadapt.
- I asked Daniel Abadi for his opinion.
- Dan agreed with Dave, in a long email …
- … that he graciously permitted me to lightly-edit and post.
I love my life.
Per Daniel (emphasis mine): Read more
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Some stuff I'm working on
1. I have some posts up on Strategic Messaging. The most recent are overviews of messaging, pricing, and positioning.
2. Numerous vendors are blending SQL and JSON management in their short-request DBMS. It will take some more work for me to have a strong opinion about the merits/demerits of various alternatives.
The default implementation — one example would be Clustrix's — is to stick the JSON into something like a BLOB/CLOB field (Binary/Character Large Object), index on individual values, and treat those indexes just like any others for the purpose of SQL statements. Drawbacks include:
- You have to store or retrieve the JSON in whole documents at a time.
- If you are spectacularly careless, you could write JOINs with odd results.
IBM DB2 is one recent arrival to the JSON party. Unfortunately, I forgot to ask whether IBM's JSON implementation was based on IBM DB2 pureXML when I had the chance, and IBM hasn't gotten around to answering my followup query.
3. Nor has IBM gotten around to answering my followup queries on the subject of BLU, an interesting-sounding columnar option for DB2.
4. Numerous clients have asked me whether they should be active in DBaaS (DataBase as a Service). After all, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Rackspace and salesforce.com are all in that business in some form, and other big companies have dipped toes in as well. Read more
One database to rule them all?
Perhaps the single toughest question in all database technology is: Which different purposes can a single data store serve well? — or to phrase it more technically — Which different usage patterns can a single data store support efficiently? Ted Codd was on multiple sides of that issue, first suggesting that relational DBMS could do everything and then averring they could not. Mike Stonebraker too has been on multiple sides, first introducing universal DBMS attempts with Postgres and Illustra/Informix, then more recently suggesting the world needs 9 or so kinds of database technology. As for me — well, I agreed with Mike both times.
Since this is MUCH too big a subject for a single blog post, what I'll do in this one is simply race through some background material. To a first approximation, this whole discussion is mainly about data layouts — but only if we interpret that concept broadly enough to comprise:
- Every level of storage (disk, RAM, etc.).
- Indexes, aggregates and raw data alike.
To date, nobody has ever discovered a data layout that is efficient for all usage patterns. As a general rule, simpler data layouts are often faster to write, while fancier ones can boost query performance. Specific tradeoffs include, but hardly are limited to: Read more
It's hard to make data easy to analyze
It's hard to make data easy to analyze. While everybody seems to realize this — a few marketeers perhaps aside — some remarks might be useful even so.
Many different technologies purport to make data easy, or easier, to an analyze; so many, in fact, that cataloguing them all is forbiddingly hard. Major claims, and some technologies that make them, include:
- "We get data into a form in which it can be analyzed." This is the story behind, among others:
- Most of the data integration and ETL (Extract/Transform/Load) industries, software vendors and consulting firms alike.
- Many things that purport to be "analytic applications" or data warehouse "quick starts".
- "Data reduction" use cases in event processing.*
- Text analytics tools.
- Splunk.
- "Forget all that transformation foofarah — just load (or write) data into our thing and start analyzing it immediately." This at various times has been much of the story behind:
- Relational DBMS, according to their inventor E. F. Codd.
- MOLAP (Multidimensional OnLine Analytic Processing), also according to RDBMS inventor E. F. Codd.
- Any kind of analytic DBMS, or general purpose DBMS used for data warehousing.
- Newer kinds of analytic DBMS that are faster than older kinds.
- The "data mart spin-out" feature of certain analytic DBMS.
- In-memory analytic data stores.
- Hadoop.
- NoSQL DBMS that have a few analytic features.
- TokuDB, similarly.
- Electronic spreadsheets, from VisiCalc to Datameer.
- Splunk.
- "Our tools help you with specific kinds of analyses or analytic displays." This is the story underlying, among others:
- The business intelligence industry.
- The predictive analytics industry.
- Algorithmic trading use cases in complex event processing.*
- Some analytic applications.
- Splunk.
*Complex event/stream processing terminology is always problematic.
My thoughts on all this start: Read more
Key questions when selecting an analytic RDBMS
I recently complained that the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Warehouse DBMS conflates many use cases into one set of rankings. So perhaps now would be a good time to offer some thoughts on how to tell use cases apart. Assuming you know that you really want to manage your analytic database with a relational DBMS, the first questions you ask yourself could be:
- How big is your database? How big is your budget?
- How do you feel about appliances?
- How do you feel about the cloud?
- What are the size and shape of your workload?
- How fresh does the data need to be?
Let's drill down. Read more
Comments on Gartner's 2012 Magic Quadrant for Data Warehouse Database Management Systems — evaluations
To my taste, the most glaring mis-rankings in the 2012/2013 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Warehouse Database Management are that it is too positive on Kognitio and too negative on Infobright. Secondarily, it is too negative on HP Vertica, and too positive on ParAccel and Actian/VectorWise. So let's consider those vendors first.
Gartner seems confused about Kognitio's products and history alike.
- Gartner calls Kognitio an "in-memory" DBMS, which is not accurate.
- Gartner doesn't remark on Kognitio's worst-in-class* compression.
- Gartner gives Kognitio oddly high marks for a late, me-too Hadoop integration strategy.
- Gartner writes as if Kognitio's next attempt at the US market will be the first one, which is not the case.
- Gartner says that Kognitio pioneered data warehouse SaaS (Software as a Service), which actually has existed since the pre-relational 1970s.
Gartner is correct, however, to note that Kognitio doesn't sell much stuff overall.
* non-existent
In the cases of HP Vertica, Infobright, ParAccel, and Actian/VectorWise, the 2012 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Warehouse Database Management's facts are fairly accurate, but I dispute Gartner's evaluation. When it comes to Vertica: Read more
Notes on Microsoft SQL Server
I've been known to gripe that covering big companies such as Microsoft is hard. Still, Doug Leland of Microsoft's SQL Server team checked in for phone calls in August and again today, and I think I got enough to be worth writing about, albeit at a survey level only,
Subjects I'll mention include:
- Hadoop
- Parallel Data Warehouse
- PolyBase
- Columnar data management
- In-memory data management (Hekaton)
One topic I can't yet comment about is MOLAP/ROLAP, which is a pity; if anybody can refute my claim that ROLAP trumps MOLAP, it's either Microsoft or Oracle.
Microsoft's slides mentioned Yahoo refining a 6 petabyte Hadoop cluster into a 24 terabyte SQL Server "cube", which was surprising in light of Yahoo's history as an Oracle reference.
|Categories: Columnar database management, Data warehouse appliances, Data warehousing, Database compression, Hadoop, Hortonworks, In-memory DBMS, MapReduce, Market share and customer counts, Microsoft and SQL*Server, Oracle, Yahoo
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Analyzing big companies is hard
Analyzing companies of any size is hard. Analyzing large ones, however, is harder yet.
- I get (much) less substance in an hour on the phone with a megacorp than I do when I talk with a smaller company.
- What large companies say is less reliable than what I hear from smaller ones.
- Large companies have policies, procedures, bureaucracy and attitudes that get in the way of communicating in the first place.
Such limitations should be borne in mind in connection with anything I write about, for example, Oracle, Microsoft, IBM, or SAP.
There are many reasons for large companies to communicate less usefully with analysts than smaller ones do. Some of the biggest are:
- For reasons of internal information flow, the people I talk with just know less than their counterparts at smaller companies. Similarly, what they do "know" is more often wrong, since different parts of the same company may not hold identical views.
- That's when we talk about real issues at all, which can get crowded out by large companies' voluminous efforts in complex positioning, messaging, and product names.
- Huge companies have huge bureaucracies, and they hurt.
- A small company C-level executive can make smart decisions about what to say or not say. A large company minion doesn't have the same freedom.
- Just the process of getting access to even a mid-level spokesminion at a large company is harder than reaching a senior person at a smaller outfit.
- Large firms are clearest when communicating with their existing customers and those organizations' key influencers. They're less effective or clear when opening themselves up to competitive comparisons.
- If a company wants to behave unethically in its analyst dealings, there are economies of scale to doing so.
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DSAEK: The Sutureless Corneal Transplant
DSAEK (Descemet's stripping automated endothelial keratoplasty) is a new option for some patients who need corneal transplants. There are numerous advantages over traditional corneal transplant surgery which include:
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In pseudophakic bullous keratopathy one's cornea has become permanently swollen after cataract surgery. After damage, the fluid that flows within the eyeball seeps into the cornea. This causes it to become swollen and cloudy.
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England's women finished their Dubai Sevens campaign with a 24-5 win over the Netherlands at the end of two days of encouraging progress from a young squad.
Day two started with defeats at the hands of eventual champions New Zealand (31-0) and Canada (24-0) before the Dutch were defeated in a repeat of last May's London final.
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And head coach Barry Maddock was satisfied with the way his young side responded when faced with such a steep learning curve, with several leading performers on duty in the 15-a-side team facing New Zealand at Twickenham.
Ruth Laybourn added a try against the Netherlands to finish with six tries from the weekend's efforts. Emily Scott struck twice after captain Abi Chamberlain scored the opener.
Maddock said: "We learned a lot over the last couple of days about the players and they've learned a lot about the standard they need to be at. We faced two tough sides in Canada and the All Blacks, so to finish off with a win against Holland was important to us."
Laybourn, an agricultural ecologist from York, has an athletics background as a sprinter and multi-eventer who reached national finals as a teenager and emerged from the opening leg of the new IRB Women's Sevens World Series with new confidence.
"It's been fantastic to play some of the bigger nations and also against the European nations we've faced before," she said.
"We've learned to play to our strengths, like moving the ball wide, and I have more confidence in my pace and in the people inside me. If we can carry on working together there's a lot of positives to come out of the weekend."
On day one England had beaten Brazil 22-0 and Spain 17-7 after going down 20-5 against eventual finalists South Africa.
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John McCain's Campaign Suspension Pays Big Dividends With This Morning's Bailout Bill
Around 12:30 this morning, bleary-eyed lawmakers kicked aside the empty liters of Mountain Dew and stumbled out of their offices with a final version of the bailout plan, which will be put to a vote in the House later today.
There's still a great deal of doubt surrounding the bill's potential impact on the economy, but one fact remains certain: if John McCain hadn't heroically suspended his campaign last week, there would be no plan at all. Ladies and gentlemen, John McCain, the man who sacrificed a full day of campaigning to fly to Washington and personally hand-write the details of the bailout!
Republicans acknowledge that no McCain imprint appears to be on the final bailout package moving through Congress, and some of them were trying Sunday to put the best face on his role by casting him as a man of action.
"By halting his campaign, he magnified just how important this bailout was to the nation, and showed that he would approach a crisis by locking everyone in a room and keeping them there until they had a solution," said Anthony V. Carbonetti, a Republican political adviser to former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York.
Exactly. If John McCain hadn't halted his campaign, Americans never would have realized how important it is to prevent total collapse of our economic system. Certainly, no news outlet would have picked up a story like that.
As for McCain's crisis-management style, I'm not sure if you're aware of this, but John McCain was once locked in a room for five and a half years. And he didn't emerge from the Hanoi Hilton with anything fancy like a "solution," either.
A response for every question he doesn't want to answer, yes, but no "solutions."
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