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[YEA] Tooth abcess and Alkalizing diet For Susan 3/3/08. I don't take medication. So I did some research and found a cure for my abcess tooth. All day long I took Calcium, Magnesium, and Vitamin C.... I would take these pills or liquid hourly. In about 18 hours swelling was gone. (The exact amount I took, sorry can't say for sure.) Once swelling goes down get back to Dentist. Alkalizing your body. The best and most healthy way is through a vegan diet. Raw fruits and vegs. This diet also heals most disease.... Good Health
Posted by Lisa
Barrington Hills, IL
10/31/2008[YEA] I'm writing in response to Calcium, magnesium helping toothaches or abceses. I too have found cal-mag very effective in reducing tooth pain. I've been taking cal-mag for almost 20 years with good results. When I don't take cal-mag for a week or so my tooth begins hurting and when I take the cal-mag regularly I have few tooth problems.
In the past few months I have had to take 10-12 large cal-mag soft gels to help my teeth. I think that I became resistant to the rock mineral and oyster shell based cal-mag. has caused me to have very loose stools.
A helpful clerk at a health food store showed me natural cal-mag made from seaweeds. So far it's fantastic. I only have to take 3 small tablets with perfect results. No tooth pain! No loose stools! Maybe it will work for you too.
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Approval Ratings YEA (2) 100% Posted by Tom (Regina, Sk) on 01/03/2011
For future reference, here's something:
RAW cashew nuts! But there would seem to be evidence that they may not even have to be raw, in which case a can of cashews might work, too.
Gram positive bacteria, which cause tooth decay, acne, tuberculosis, Streptococcus pneumoniae, Francisella tularensis, and leprosy are killed by anacardic chemicals (salicylic acid with an unsaturated aliphatic side chain) in cashew nuts, cashew apples, and cashew shell oil. A sixth time with cashews required several days. It is possible that just eating a couple of ounces each day for a week or so would work also and might avoid any intolerance to cashew nuts. I have tried this successfully on another occasion. It is said that the people of the Gold Coast use cashew leaves and bark for a toothache. Vietnam has the highest per capita consumption of cashews, so this would be a good place to look for epidemiological evidence. Indeed, Vietnam has had a much lower rate of caries than other grain eating areas for the last several thousand years. The active chemicals are anacardic acids with a 15 carbon unsaturated side chain. The side chain with three unsaturated bonds was the most active against Streptococcus mutans, the tooth decay bacterium, in test tube experiments. The number of unsaturated bonds were not material against Propionibacterium acnes, the acne bacterium [#3 Kubo, et al 1993 p1018. Heating these anacardic acids converts them to the alcohols (cardinols) but does not destroy their activity against S. mutans [#4 Himajima & Kubo 1991 p419. I suspect that these chemicals are volatile, however, which is why I used the raw cashew nuts. Also it has been determined that high heat causes decarboxylation of anacardic acid [#14 Patel. Eichbaum claims that one part to 200,000 to as high as 2,000,000 parts of solution of anacardic acid is lethal to gram positive bacteria in 15 minutes [#4 Eichbaum. Somewhat higher ratios killed tubercle bacteria of tuberculosis in 30 minutes.
Chemical molecule structure of the anacardic acids:
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=anacardic acids&go=&form=QBLH&scope=images&filt=allPosted by Geralyn_d
Atlanta, Ga
01/27/2011[YEA] I have used cashews for 11 years to control a cracked wisdom tooth. It did get abscessed when I got lazy about 4 years ago. A couple cashews chewed up morning and night to control it (do not brush the nutty Film off)... Then 3 or 4 times a day when it abcessed and it was back to normal in less than a week. But duh! Limit sweets and brush after eating the stuff... A candy jag is what got mine abscessed.
This year I discovered that cashews could get rid of my ulcer. Dr OZ pointed out that h-pylori was affected by cashew products. So after my Dr. Couldn't verify the h-pylori I tried 2 cashews every waking hour for 2 weeks. After the third day the pain was much less but I stuck with it for 2 weeks. I did a repeat of 2 weeks after a week off just to be sure. 4 months later feeling great! My friend who also had h-pylori was tested 4 times before diagnosis. She suffered a lot taking the antibiotics for it and still has A painful gut 6 months later... Hmmm... After 2 years of suffering I am pain free!! I love my cashews!! I use the "raw" ones too.Posted by Charles (Hendersonville, North Crolina) on 09/25/2008
[YEA] Tooth abscess bacteria are usually a gram positive bacteria. Anacardic acids in raw cashew nuts are extremely lethal to those bacteria. To see a discussion of this access http://charles_w.tripod.com/tooth.html.
Sincerely, Charles Weber
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Approval Ratings YEA (2) 100% Posted by DENNIS (BYHALIA, MS) on 01/04/2008
Abscess tooth WITH SUPER SORE swollen jaw.
This recipe is famous for getting that abscess down (even beneath a crown tooth)
3 parts Slippery Elm, 2 parts baking yeast, 4 drops cloves, 1/3 teaspoon cayenne pepper, and open two activated caracole capsules and mix..
Add a little water enough to make a paste. It will be gummy due to the slippery elm. Then pack this mixture around the gum. The slippery elm, and charcoal, draws out the inflammation, the cayenne stimulates the cells around the tooth to release toxins and the cloves are added as a pain remedy, especially toothache. repeat every three to four hours as needed.
NEXT: Back it up by taking two capsules of turmeric in the AM and also two in the PM..TILL SWELING AND PAIN GO AWAY.
MAN MY TOOTH WAS SO SORE THAT I COULD NOT CLOSE MY MOUTH (ate soup and mash potato's) AND (DAY ONE) WITHIN HOURS I GOT SUCH RELEIF.......
AND BY THE END OF (DAY Three) totally healed!
BEST WISHES FOR BETTER HEALTH!Posted by Purelife
Columbia, Sc
03/18/2010[YEA] Truly we have to thank God for these natural cures. I were having some kind of tooth infection. I check EC found
the remedy you posted, must say it work like a charm since I did not want to call out from work. Had slippery elm bark used that instead of the powder, it worked fine it was instant relief. Going to try the tomato juice and cayenne pepper. Is this store bought juice or fresh press, please let me know?
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Approval Ratings YEA (1) 100% Posted by Maypeacebewithall (Singapore) on 04/13/2012
[YEA] I have used cell salt no. 9 Mag Phos to relieve my mum's and my brother's toothache a few times. I crushed the tablet in some water and asked them to drink and hold it in the area of their tooth pain. Swallow it after a few minutes. The tooth pain subsided within minutes, sometimes as fast as when holding the solution in their month.
Once my brother had an excruciating tooth pain which shoot up to his head. He said that your tears will just rolled down automatically from the intensity of the pain. I dropped a few drops of flower essence into his decayed wisdom teeth and set an intention for the flower essence to heal him in his highest good and the severe pain also subsided within minutes. The flower essence I used is made from the painkiller plant.
Lastly, there was another time where I applied Aura Soma Physical Rescue oil to his cheek where his tooth pain was located. I poured some oil onto my palm and just rubbed onto his cheeks. Then, I placed my palms on his cheeks and send healing prayers to his decayed tooth. And his pain also subsided within minutes. Intention and Faith seems to be very important. Combined with the appropriate "tool", it can work miracles! Hope my above experiences can help others.
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Approval Ratings YEA (1) 100% Posted by Kristi (Cleburne, TX) on 05/28/2009
[YEA] Regarding Tooth Abcess:
My son has recently had to deal with tooth abcess and gum pain due to a mouth injury. He eventually had a root canal.
We tried many concoctions, but the only thing that gave him relief from the pain was to make a paste with a very small amount of water and activated charcoal (get this at a health food store or your pharmacist). We put the thin paste on a piece of paper towel and tucked it in between his gum and lip. He left this on for hours at a time. After a few times it helped the swelling, redness and pain. He did this until he could get an appointment for a root canal.
Hydrogen Peroxide Remedy for a Tooth Abscess
Home Remedy Ingredients:
- Hydrogen Peroxide - 1/2 Tablespoon
Pour out about a half-tablespoon of 3% hydrogen peroxide and hold it in your mouth for several minutes, gently swishing the solution across the affected tooth to kill off the infection. Repeat twice daily. You can also soak a cotton ball in hydrogen peroxide and hold it against the tooth. Be aware that hydrogen peroxide is a mild bleaching agent.
CAUTION! A tooth abscess can quickly develop into an even more serious health condition. If not dealt with effectively, an abscess can spread its infection to the blood, heart, or brain causing serious harm and in some cases death. A dentist or doctor's care may be advisable even at the first appearance of the tooth abscess.
Approval Ratings BETTER BUT NOT CURED (1) 100% Posted by Kat (Austin, TX) on 12/18/2006
[BETTER BUT NOT CURED] I am using clove oil and peroxide... suppose to cure toothache. It does work but it doesn't when you lie down to sleep! I am still trying to fall a sleep in pain please help.Posted by Ted
Bangkok, ThailandDear Kat: In that case, before going to sleep take 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda with 1/2 glass of water. Also try to use baking soda as a mouthwash to neutralize the acid first before a clove oil peroxide. If a local store has a half a pound of powdered xylitol, a teaspoon of xylitol taken internally and used as a mouthwash can also help. For remineralization of tooth, some molybdenum supplements may help.
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Approval Ratings YEA (7) 88% BETTER BUT NOT CURED (1) 13% Posted by Bosco (Beaver Falls, Pa) on 09/08/2009
[YEA] Clove Oil helped my aching tooth. It was a friday night when my tooth started to ache (go figure, and on labor day weekend so no dentist available for 3-4 days, always my luck). I spent labor day with an ice pack on my jaw and cheek all day. I used anbesol so many times i began to like the flavor. I had to figure something out because the next day I had to open my store and run my business and had to sleep. So I saw this about clove oil. I tried a couple drops of pure clove oil on a gauze pad and held it between my teeth. As soon as it became saturated, it was unbearable and I had to spit it out. At that point the pain went from 7 to 10 (on a scale of 1-10). When I finally got my jaw frozen again, I decided to try again. This time I mixed 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil and 2-3 drops of clove oil in a small dish and dunked a gauze pad in. It tasted much better that way. I held it between my teeth for as long as I could before the pressure was causing more pain than the tooth was. Needless to say, the pain went away completely for the next 4 hours. To be sure I didnt wake up in the middle of the night with massive pain again, I dunked another piece of gauze in and held it for about 10 minutes. The nextg morning I woke up with no pain. Didnt need more until about noon. Great RemedyPosted by Valarie (Portland, OR) on 06/03/2009
[YEA] (yea) I had a toothache (abcess) and used a couple drops of Oil of Cloves on a Qtip applied to the area. It killed the pain and have had 2 days of no pain, plus the swelling has gone down. Also rinsed mouth several times per day with sea salt water. The dentist and I agree to pull the tooth as it is loose and basically a goner. I also tried Oil of Oregano and rinsed with baking soda in water.Posted by WM (Marion, IL, USA) on 12/02/2008
[YEA] infected teeth: oil of cloves is great fror pain also for lower teeth, bite down, find the high point of the masseter muscle, relax bite massage counter clockwise with the fingertip, counterclockwise ..as an outside view, for the upper teeth the point is in the joint of the jaw, 15 seconds ought to suffice, do both sides, as nerves often cross in the spinal area. for infection, bring milk in a pan to a simmer, take off heat, add any kind of edible mushrooms, as soon as you can tolerate the heat..take a tablespoon of the liquid, rinse it around the mouth till you have to spit it out..never swallow it!..by the time the pan is emptied, the infection should be gone.Posted by Ellen (Arlington, TX) on 08/31/2008
[YEA] I woke up with a horrible toothache around 5:30 AM, this morning. I took two Tylenol and used Chloraseptic spray on the gums surrounding the tooth that was hurting. Nothing really worked. Actually the pain progressed until I couldn't do anything but sit in my computer chair and deal with the agonizing pain. I found this site a few weeks ago and had used two other recommended cures for other issues with great success. So it finally occured to me to search this site for a cure for toothache. Under the topic of tooth absess I saw clove oil and powdered cloves were used by many for relief of tooth pain. I immediately went to the kitchen and rubbed powdered clove on the surrounding gums. Within minutes my pain had diminished to bearable levels. I ate and then applied more powdered clove. The pain is gone! I am so grateful for this website. It has made a huge difference in my life in the last few weeks. Thank you all.Posted by Jamie (Mesa, Arizona) on 01/10/2008
[BETTER BUT NOT CURED] Pertaining to clove powder, it is incredible. The tooth pain is gone but unfortunately, the abscess is still hurting but I just may be able to sleep today.Posted by Helen (Merrill, Wisconsin) on 08/22/2007
[YEA] Ok after reading all the posts here, I ran to the grocery store and bought cloves, garlic, grapeseed oil (the store didn't have coconut oil) and tumeric. I put powdered cloves on my abscess for the pain. Pain is instantly gone. I will apply the garlic, oil, and tumeric later and let you know how that works!Posted by Cc
07/21/2013What was your outcome?Posted by Sue (Ottawa, Canada) on 03/26/2007
[YEA] Cloves are nothing short of a miracle. I'd been in severe pain with an abscess and not even the most potent painkillers, antibiotics or extra strength oragel were helping. I read about clove oil on the internet and went to the local health food store to find some. They didn't carry it and neither did the drug store, so I bought powdered cloves and emptied the contents of a teabag and put the clove powder in. Within 5 minutes I was PAIN FREE for hours. I actually got some sleep! This is an unbelievable remedy and I only wish it were taken more seriously. No one with a toothache needs to use anything but cloves!Posted by Kathy (Canonsburg, PA) on 11/20/2006
[YEA] Oil of cloves and peroxide for Abscess tooth cured my abscess overnight. Because I have no dental insurance I decided to look on the internet for natural cures for an abscess. My cheek was so swollen for a couple days I looked like a 'chipmunk". It was swollen inside my mouth to the size of a dime and I got no relief. Yesterday (Sunday) I alternated between the peroxide and oil of cloves and today it is gone. I can't believe it. I could hardly eat or talk yesterday. Thank you thank you for your valuable website.


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customers a meter reading. Bills are due on the (1st) day of
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disconnected for non-payment. The minimum water usage fee
starts at $8.40 and will vary depending on the size of your water
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Southern Italy – Campania Region
Italy Travel Notes presents Yamila Fonseca Rosales
Campania is a region in southern Italy. The capital is Napoli also known as Naples. It is considered the second capital of Italy. Its geographic position makes it one of the best destinations for tourist, not to mention the archeological treasures it holds.
Most parts of this region are characterized by the presence of many mountains. Masses of volcanic origin can be found on the coastline. The archipelago is composed of the major islands of Capri, Ischia and Procida. There are other minor isles which are Vivara and Nisida connecting between each other and to the mainland.
Holidays in Caserta, Campania, Italy
Italy Travel Notes presents Phil Hanlon
Caserta is the name of a province in the north of the Campania region, and also the name of its capital city. This small area is mainly residential, though it has one major tourist attraction that is popular with Italians and foreigners alike; the opulent Royal Palace of Caserta and its spectacular gardens. If you enjoy history, art or walking in beautiful natural surroundings, then the Royal Palace will have something that you will enjoy.
Royal Palace of Caserta
The Royal Palace of Caserta was one of the world's largest buildings when it was constructed in the 18th century for the Bourbon kings of Naples, and its scale is still impressive today. It was inspired by the Palace of Versailles in Paris, and tourists who have been lucky enough to see both will recognise similarities between the two. The palace has over 1,200 rooms, though not all are open to the public, including two-dozen staterooms for social events, a large library, and a theatre modelled on the famous Teatro San Carlo in Naples. The grounds are not just home to the luxurious residence, however, as there was a silk production factory locate din what was once the hunting lodge, an attempt by the then King to establish fair working conditions and pay for his subjects.
Campania Fountains – The Choice of the New Generation
Italy Travel Notes presents Carlton Locke
If you want your water fountain to look beautiful and catch the eye of everyone that comes to your house then you would surely pick up a Campania which considered a master piece. The fountains that are available at Campania are artistically and stylishly crafted. They have a design team who does a fantastic job by giving the people who like to own the best of both ancient and modern art. The Campania are available with the dealers at even in the most remote cites.
The Hampshire wall fountain is the bet seller among all Campania's fountains. Kinetic fountains are the main dealer where you can book this incredible online. If you check with the other dealers the price of the Hampshire wall fountain will be a little above $200 but the same fountain can be bought at Kinetic fountains with an instant discount of about 20 percent. The cost is not the only thing to surprise you the other one is that if you make a purchase of over $99, you will get the product delivered to your house absolutely free of cost. If you check the website of Kinetic fountains, you can learn that they is shipped in 10 days.
Holidays in Cilento, Campania, Italy
Italy Travel Notes presents Phil Hanlon
Cilento is a popular tourist area in southern Italy, located to the southeast of the famous Amalfi Coast. Although perhaps not as well-known as its neighbour, the beaches of the Cilento region are just as beautiful as the Amalfi, and are usually a little quieter in the summer months too. The Cilento region is one of contrasts; in one day you could be walking through forests, where some of the last wild wolves in Europe live, exploring impressive Roman ruins in the home of Cicero and Virgil, and finally stretching out on a sunny beach and maybe going for a dip in the sea.
Roman heritage
There are Roman ruins and remains to be found throughout the Cilento region, but some of the most impressive are in the town of Velia. Home to Virgil and Cicero, two of the most recognisable names from Roman history, the excavated town now lies exposed on a hillside outside the modern settlement. The best preserved building here is the baths, where visitors can still see many of the original decorative tiles, while an arched gate dating from the 6th century BC is still standing. The nearby town of Paestum is one of the main attractions in Cilento for history buffs, with a fine collection of well-preserved Roman and Greek buildings, including three temples, and is classified a World Heritage Site. By now, the kids are probably fed up of looking at piles of rock, so why not take them to Castelcivita caves near Paestum. The mile-long path takes you through caves dotted with underground features, boating intriguing names such as the crocodile hall and the lemon room.
Have a Taste of Delicious Italian Wine in Campania Region
Italy Travel Notes presents Pollux Parker
Are you looking for a place to taste one of the finest wines in Italy? If you are, then you might wan to consider going to the Campania region, located at the south of Italy on Tyrrhenian Sea. This place is home to around 5.8 million, making the region the second most populated place in the entire Italy.
The most known city in this region is the beautiful city of Naples. Aside from Naples, the Campania region is also the region where you will find other equally beautiful cities such as Sorrento and the ancient city Pompeii. In addition, the region is also home to an estimated 10,000-acre of grapevines. This makes Campania as the number nine region with highest production of wine among the 20 Italian wine producing regions. Its yearly wine production is estimated at 52 million gallons. Around 64% of Campania's wine production is red or rosé wine while the remaining 36% is for white wine.
Art of the Stone Ages in Calabria
Italy Travel Notes presents Mette Vaabengaard
In addition to the graves, Grotta del Romito contains stalactites and stalagmites in interesting shapes and "several drawings" from Palaeolithic time. I immediately imagined a vast art gallery of cave paintings in Lascaux style, and as the cave is only a "short drive" from Papasidero, it seemed a reasonable outing.
The drive became slightly less reasonable, the moment we left the main road for a dirt track to the cave. Roads in this area are generally full of holes, because landslides regularly undermine half the road, and while the main road was wide enough for two oncoming cars to pass each other, the single track to the cave had no room to spare. Instead, you had to navigate an inclination of 45 degrees and several sharp turns, hiding whatever might be found around the corner. Still, there was no place to turn around, so once you have started, you have to continue down the gorge.
Visiting Reggio Di Calabria
Italy Travel Notes – Denise Weiss
Located on the toe of Italy's boot, Reggio di Calabria is a laid-back Italian coastal city with a 2009 population of 185,000. As a seaside city, Reggio has a thriving fishing industry, but the beaches are the true attraction that brings in the tourists. The city and its slow easy pace stands as a contrast to the more commonly regarded fast-paced energetic Italian cities such as Milan, as there is a rural feel to Reggio even though it has a substantial population.
Reggio dates back to the 8th century BC, and the traditional way of life is still prevalent in many of the villages. There is a 3 hour siesta in the middle of the day, every day, and you may find it hard to find any action while the city sleeps.
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so i know that page and plant are touring this summer, and i see dates for concerts in PA on june 17th...but thats as far as i can find. does anyone know the rest of the tour dates like when they will be in cleveland? i cant wait to see this show.
so i know that page and plant are touring this summer, and i see dates for concerts in PA on june 17th...but thats as far as i can find. does anyone know the rest of the tour dates like when they will be in cleveland? i cant wait to see this show.
Here are Plant's tour dates:
Apr. 06 Berlin, GER @ Columbiahalle
Apr. 13 - Saint Petersburg, RUS @ New Ice Arena
Apr. 15 Helsinki, FIN @ Jaahallissa
Apr. 16 - Tampere, FIN @ Tullikamari
Apr. 18 Stockholm, SWE @ Cirkus Djurgarden
Jun. 15 - Providence, RI @ Providence Performing Arts Center
Jun. 17 Boston, MA @ Bank Of America Pavilion
Jun. 19 - Atlantic City, NJ @ Borgata Hotel & Casino
Jun. 21-22 - Upper Darby, PA @ Tower Theatre
Jun. 24 - Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Casino
Jun. 26-27 - New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre
Jun. 29 Nashville, TN @ TBD
Jun. 30 Atlanta, GA @ Chastain Park Amphitheatre
Jul. 04 - Portsmouth, VA @ NTELOS Pavilion
Jul. 06 Toronto, ONT @ Molson Amphitheatre
Jul. 07 - Rochester Hills, MI @ MeadowBrook Music Festival
Jul. 09 Chicago, IL @ Auditorium Theatre
Jul. 10 Minneapolis, MN @ Orpheum Theatre
Jul. 12 Denver, CO @ Universal Lending Pavilion
Jul. 15 Phoenix, AZ @ Dodge Theatre
Jul. 16 - Las Vegas, NV @ TBD
Jul. 19 - San Francisco, CA @ TBD
Jul. 21 - San Diego, CA @ TBD
Jul. 23 - Santa Barbara, CA @ Santa Barbara Bowl
Jul. 24 - Los Angeles, CA @ Greek Theatre
from blabbermouth.com anyways. looks like he has no love for Cleveland.
A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his government. - Edward Abbey
There is a wide difference between speaking to deceive, and being silent to be impenetrable. - Voltaire
If it can be imagined, it can be done. - Me
273 lbs.
I heard a couple years ago that Plant had said that he wouldn't go back on tour if he had to play the old Led Zeppelin stuff.
The problem is that his new stuff sucks.
hm i cant really see me and my friends driving out of state to see this show if hes not playing of zep stuff.
Originally Posted by bigpoppapump979
Where did you see Page was joining him?
"ten years gone" live is the only ting that would get me to pay up
5/3/1 Journal
Ten years gone is one of my favorite songs. I'd deffinitly pay just to see that live.
i had heard form a friend in the biz that it was a page and plant tour, but i dont think it he must have been confused. id love to see jimmy page


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Roca, Patron's New Tequila, Now Available in Miami
By David Minsky
Top Chef Talks Pizza and Siena Tavern Miami
By Jen Mangham
Closer Look: AQ by Acqualina in Sunny Isles Beach
By Bill Wisser
Kris Wessel to Open New Bar A.I.R.
By Laine Doss
Closer Look: Buns & Buns in South Miami
By Bill Wisser
Traditional Eats for the World Cup Semifinals
By Dana De Greff
Potato Salad Kickstarter Raises Over $50,000 So Far
By Laine Doss
N by NAOE opens on Brickell Key
By Zachary Fagenson
Many restaurants don't survive Miami's off-season, but judging from the number of new kids on the block (especially the South Beach block), this is no ordinary South Florida summer. After a nostalgic Friday Night Live concert a few weeks ago, my dining companion and I shagged up Washington Avenue to the two-month-old Neroni's, a recent Italian addition to the Beach's dining scene. All the outward signs here indicated a great restaurant, but to paraphrase a Patsy Cline tune, they only built us up to let us down.
With classy, classical style, Neroni's ambiance soothes without sedating. Delicate, understated chandeliers bathe the small mauve-and-rose room in a romantic, gauzy light. Sprays of fiery gladiolus atop a crayon-red room divider with built-in fish tanks provide bold color accents, but the most striking features of the narrow space are the hand-painted murals adorning the walls. These last are mild bacchanalian scenes of Italian folks, statuary, and architecture.
The owner, Angelo Neroni, apparently still believes in customer care. His courtly service exactly fit the mood of this cozy place. The maitre d' actually addressed my companion by name throughout the evening, and when a pregnant woman at another table felt a bit dizzy, she was quickly handed a cold compress fashioned from a fresh napkin. Personal touches and thoughtfulness abound here, from the warm, rosemary-scented bread to the continually replenished supply of bread sticks to the starched white linens. The wine list offers about 30 good choices from Italy, France, and California, the least expensive of which costs $15. The pleasant house white from France is an excellent value at $13 per bottle.
Despite extensive offerings in every conceivable category, the menu is nonetheless uninspired and uninspiring, its descriptions as lackluster as the bill of fare at a school cafeteria. Consider, for example, filetti di pesce impanati, a dish described as "breaded and fried fish filet," hardly seductive enough for a $16.50 dish. The same is true of brodetto di pesce con crostacei or "seafood stew", misto di pesce alla brace or "mixed seafood grilled" (neither of which costs less than $20), and an infinite number of other dishes. The waiter was most willing to answer questions, but we could have kept him there, filling in the descriptive blanks, until the next evening's meal. Next time we visit Neroni's, suggested my companion, we should bring along someone fluent in Italian (he also suggested that someone be Sophia Loren...).
Having decided to skip the prosciutto and melon appetizer in search of less pricey starters (at $12.95, this dish costs nearly twice what some other local places charge), I tried a mixed green salad; my companion sampled baked mussels with tomatoes and herbs. To my amazement, my greens - described on the menu with no more elaboration than "mixed salad" - were an extravaganza of red-leaf lettuce, red onion, radishes, tomatoes, cucumbers, and carrots, all kissed by a vinaigrette that achieved a perfect union of tart and sweet. My dining companion's mussels numbered at least a half-dozen, although he devoured them so quickly I lost count. When he finally allowed me a tender morsel, I understood his rapacious appetite. The fragrant herbs and thick chunks of tomato gave the dish not only appealing color but wonderful flavor as well.
It seemed, though, that the appetizers were to be the high point of the evening. My risotto entree (one of three offered) was a major letdown. Described only as "rice with seafood," the whole preparation had been stewed in a sweetish tomato sauce that overwhelmed the clustered rice, cheese, any herbs intended to add nuance, and some bits of chewy octopus and squid mired in the lumpen mixture. About eight shellfish surrounded the risotto, and these oysters, clams, and New Zealand mussels were superb; but it was as if the bride was overshadowed by the grander style of the wedding attendants.
My dining companion appeared even more despondent than I as he gazed upon the formidable carbohydrate on his own plate. His bucatini all'amatriciana turned out to be chubby spaghetti with a thick tomato sauce that even KO'd the goat cheese and fatty, chewy chunks of bacon. He found the dish heavy yet unsatisfying, and began to steal clams from my plate.
The prices do little to make up for the disappointing dishes. Appetizers can cost as little as $4.95 for fried squid or a mixed salad, or as much as $12.95 for the aforementioned prosciutto or a seafood salad known as insalata frutti di mare. The pastas are no cheaper; they range from $8.50 to an $18.50 top-of-the-line dish with lobster and tomatoes. Overlook the steep price, though, and you'll find some of the more creative entries on the list. Spaghetti benders looking for a spot that features spunkier, spicier pastas will revel in spaghetti alla Neroni's, with garlic, olive oil, shrimps, green pepper, and red pepper; and spaghetti alla puttanesca, with tomatoes, tuna, anchovies, garlic, and black olives.
For dessert we shared a beautiful tiramisu, served on a plain white platter and resting in a white cream sauce. A border of tiny red hearts stood out against the white of the cream and the plate. The other desserts available were pedestrian (ice cream, fruit, and pudding), although the zuppa Inglese sounded magnifico when we finally heard about it (actually, we read about the soupy rum-custard cake later in a cookbook). Offered on the hand-written list of specials, the zuppa confused us - my dining companion inquired about it before our meal because he thought it was a soup appetizer. The waiter informed us that it was a dessert but said nothing more; and when he took our dessert order, we had both forgotten about the special dish.


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I call this deer "NINE LIVES because he truly did have nine lives. I passed a shot at him in 2007 because I thought it was to far. He had been grazed during bow season 08, missed in the first muzzleloader season in 08, grazed with a rifle shot in 08, and missed three times with a rifle in 08. The deer kept coming out quickly at 275 yds and moving back into the woods. I finally created a ground blind about 50 yards from where he kept entering the field and hunted him every chance I got. On Dec.13th it was windy and I wasn't expecting to see him but I lightly hit my grunt call a couple of times and he exited the woods to see where it came from. I allowed him to begin crossing the field and get broadside before shooting him with my muzzleloader at about 42 yards. The deer had a 20" inside spread with a split G2. I have not aged him yet but I'm guessing he is 5 1/2- 6 1/2 years old. He was in poor physical condition and I doubt he would have lived another season. He truly had nine lives.
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