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Texas has pulled its voter registration system from a $863m data center consolidation project being overseen by IBM, saying it distrusts the giant's ability to recover lost data. IBM is merging separate data centers from 27 Texas state agencies into two facilities under a seven-year outsourcing contract, to cut costs and improve …
Another great IBM outsourcing success story
This is only going to happen more and more. Beancounters running the company are good for short term profits and great bonuses to higher execs. But they are slowly but surely destroying what was once a great company to work for and to work with, even if a bit pricey.
"the agency wouldn't be able to verify new voters in Texas"
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Fortunately I'm not a cynic.
Ever since IBM dumped OS/2 they have been going down hill because they have nothing to replace it.
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KJ Noons Throws Out First Pitch At Houston Astros Game
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KJ Noons lets one fly, throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at the Houston Astros game on Wednesday night. Noons will face former UFC fighter Jorge Gurgel this Saturday at Strikeforce Houston.
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Ordinary life is pretty complicated
An original mix of fiction and reality illuminates the life of comic book hero everyman Harvey Pekar.
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This is one of the best biopics I've ever seen. It seamlessly blends documentary-style real life interviews, historical footage, animation, and actors' interpretations of the real-life personalities involved. It's really a phenomenal model, and I greatly enjoyed the attempt as a unique and wonderful piece of indie filmmaking. However, despite all of that originality and the exciting story-telling techniques employed… it's mind-numbingly boring. It isn't a long film, but it felt like it took me forever to trudge through it!
American Splendor is the true story of comic book author Harvey Pekar: native of Cleveland, Ohio and the very definition of the "every man." He has a dead-end job as a clerk in a VA hospital, but he has a…
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From the very opening scene co-directors, Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini, present us with a rather unconventional film by blending a feature narrative with documentary style footage. Through voice over narration, Harvey Pekar, introduces his character played by Paul Giamatti as an ordinary man living a complex and depressing life. So while this biopic follows a traditional narrative style, it also interrupts it by showing documentary footage of the real people being portrayed in the film explaining the events that took place. The film also includes animation throughout the narrative from Pekar's underground…
American Splendor is a beautiful, hilarious, and wonderfully original film. It is an adaptation of Harvey Pekar's comic book series of the same name, but could also just be considered a biopic. It tells the story in a way that blends standard narrative form, occasional comic book-esque animations, and documentary interviews with the real life versions of the characters in the film. These aspects are so incredibly original and create an extremely unique experience. Paul Giamatti plays the part of Harvey, and as always, he is absolutely brilliant. His performance is almost Oscar worthy in my opinion. Overall, American Splendor is one of the most truly unique films I have ever seen, and it is probably one of the best biopics ever made.
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I'm usually an advocate for innovation in film and American Splendor is, no matter how I slice it, a breath of fresh air. Not only does it depict the story of peculiar people, but it also does it in an inventive way, rather than just splicing some indie music over some long, wordless long takes and calling it a day. But at the same that I was watching the film and mentally applauding the filmmakers, I was also realizing another thing: I didn't care for anything or anyone in this film. I like the execution, I like the acting, I like practically everything on…
American Splendor is one of those films that gives you a warm fuzzy feeling afterwards but you're not sure why. By no means your average true story, American Splendor blends fact with fiction to create a slightly surreal world. Surreal, because it's so down-to-earth.
Veering between comedy and drama, Harvey and Joyce's story is uneven but so is life and "American Splendor" captures that reality beautifully. A clever approach that works has the real Harvey, and to a lesser extent the real Joyce, alternate with Giamatti and Davis in telling their tales.
The "What's in a name?" monologue is pretty damn fantastic.
Brilliant. The ending, with the retirement party, always makes me cry -- especially knowing that Harvey didn't live much longer than this movie.
It always makes me want to read the comics again.
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American Splendor is a beautiful, hilarious, and wonderfully original film. It is an adaptation of Harvey Pekar's comic book series of the same name, but could also just be considered a biopic. It tells the story in a way that blends standard narrative form, occasional comic book-esque animations, and documentary interviews with the real life versions of the characters in the film. These aspects are so incredibly original and create an extremely unique experience. Paul Giamatti plays the part of Harvey, and as always, he is absolutely brilliant. His performance is almost Oscar worthy in my opinion. Overall, American Splendor is one of the most truly unique films I have ever seen, and it is probably one of the best biopics ever made.
Paul Giammati and Harvey Pekar himself give audience an experience from stylish biopic about man who make himself a comic book's character.
It's not about will your character still remain if you die, it's about the existence of your character that brought you to life.
Really can't understand the love this film gets. Sure it is an ok film and Giamatti is good (as he usually is), but the story behind the film feels like grandstanding by someone who is unremarkable in an unremarkable way and just gets "lucky". Perhaps that is the whole point. Anyway, this pseudo-documentary is bland and frequently made me zone out of the film due to large portions of either repeating older stuff, or simply being boring.
This movie grew on me as it went on, which I think might have been on purpose.
Fascinating, funny and unique with a great performances by Paul Giamatti as Harvey Pekar and Hope Davis as his wife Joyce. American Splendor is touching and incredibly relatable, I loved the interview bits with the real Pekar and he's such a cynic but so genuine and down to earth. He even kept the same job as a file clerk till he retired, now that is something.
Will there ever be more comic book-inspired movies much like this one as opposed to a typical superhero story?
Having previously read 'The Quitter' and just recently finished an anthology of (I think) 'American Splendor: The Life and Times of Harvey Pekar' and 'More American Splendor' I thought it would be a good time to revisit this biographical comedy-drama film.
Technically this must be one of the best comic book adaptations as it perfectly captures the source material. Everything is spot on from the casting, to the music, to the mood, to the meta approach.
Unfortunately it captures the books so well that it also suffers from the same problems. Ordinary life might be pretty complex stuff but I mostly found the books to be a slog, with the occasional poignant or funny moment not enough to divert me from the dullness.
Having a clearer narrative than the anthology certainly helped the film but, like the books, I admire the intent rather than enjoying the end product. 5/10.
Began my lifelong love affair with Paul Giamatti. This isn't a bad thing.
An endearing look at the comical, yet tragic life of an everyman.
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10 Ways to Be a Man of Integrity
great stuff from All Pro Dad…
One of the best definitions of character we've ever heard goes something like this: "Character is what you do when no one else is looking."
This is one reason golf is such a great life-lesson game. It's the only professional sport where the participants call penalties on themselves.
But men of integrity value what is honest, true, noble, trustworthy, kind, and right ahead of personal gain. Once integrated into our foundational operating system, integrity ceases to be optional or "add-on", but instead becomes a way of life.
Here are some suggestions that will help once we decide to make integrity a foundational value:
Click here to read these ten helpful ideas.
A Prayer for Fathers and Their Children
Deuteronomy 4:9 – Only be careful, and watch yourselves closely so that you do not forget the things your eyes have seen or let them slip from your heart as long as you live. Teach them to your children and to their children after them.
Lord, a family friend planted fruit trees, although years would pass before anyone benefited from his action. I realize that it takes a special individual to plan for the next generation. Develop an obligation in me to pass on what I have received and add to it. Let me plant seeds in my children's hearts. May I nourish them so they grow into honest and upright citizens who reflect their Creator. Amen.
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1 John 5:14-15 – This is the confidence we have in approaching God: that if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us. And if we know that he hears us – whatever we ask – we know that we have what we asked of him.
Heavenly Father, I pray my children will understand that they can make a difference through prayer. May they recognize your power and what they can accomplish when they pray in your will. May they pray daily so that they will grow in faith and become the Christian leaders this country needs. I ask you to anoint them with wisdom and give them strength and protection. My desire is that they choose to walk in your will all their days. Amen.
Taken from Prayers with Purpose for Men, Barbour Publishing, Inc. 2010
Father's Day Stuff
I've been away at Annual Conference this week and so haven't (on purpose) posted anything. Just got back and have found some encouraging and informative things in my in-box related to fatherhood. Therefore, since tomorrow is the big day… here are some things that I think will bless you as you reflect on fatherhood. Don't forget to thank your dad and tell him you love him!
Happy Father's Day,
All Pro Dad at Tim Elmore's blog.
Dads, Your Career is an Means, Not an End by Byron Yawn at Christianity.com
Are Father's Days Events at Churches a Waste of Time? at Christian Post
Why Every Day Must be Father's Day at Huffington Post
Remember Dad on Father's Day at Vision Forum
Leading Your Family Well at Gospel Coalition
Fathers: Key to Their Children's Faith by Michael Craven
Leaving a Godly Legacy at Raising Godly Children
Meaningful Men - Podcasts at Boundless
The Thrill of Dishonoring my Father by Joshua Rogers at Boundless
10 Great Songs About Dads at The Art of Manliness
The Goal of a Father at Man in the Mirror
A Man's Guide to Father's Day at Man in the Mirror
Ten Things to Teach Your Son about True Manhood at All Pro Dad
Three Reflections Every Dad Should Read at Focus on the Family (also check out the other recent posts on the sidebar)
The Challenge for Fathers to Be Champions at Sermon Search
Fathers, You Are Vital (see video below)
40 Ways for Fathers to Make a Difference
by Michael Farris at Crosswalk.com
Michael Farris's lists are always helpful, fun (and convicting) to read. With Father's Day around the corner, I thought I would share this one again. It's a great one for dads.
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During the holidays, dads often have a little more time to do things with their children. This is a time of year when moms definitely can use an extra hand. Few things will mean more to your wife, or help her as much, as spending extra time in beneficial activities with your children.I often am asked to give practical suggestions to fathers. Usually, I have approached these requests in an organized fashioned that presents principles, ideas, and methods. However, a lot of really important things that all dads–including home-schooling dads–can and should do with and for their children are not subject to this kind of systematic thinking. Here are my "Top 40 Practical Ideas for Fathers" for your consideration:
- Read your little children a story.
- Do flash card drills to hone your children's memorization of math facts.
- Do a science experiment with your children using Jane Hoffman's Backyard Science materials if other resources are not available.
- Give your children their spelling tests.
- Read your bigger children the Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis.
Click here to read the rest of the list.
Courageous Fatherhood
from Charles Colson at Christianity.com
These men fight crime, maintain justice and protect the most vulnerable in society. No, they don't patrol the streets in squad cars or wear uniforms or badges (at least not the majority). But their job isn't all that different from the job of law enforcement.
I'm talking about fathers and the roles they're called to fulfill. The comparison is the theme of a new movie from Sherwood Pictures, the makers of Fireproof and Facing the Giants – actually a Baptist church doing a great getting these kinds of films into popular culture.
It's called Courageous, getting a real buzz in the Christian world deservedly, but what really strikes me about it is the lesson it teaches about something I've been working on for 35 years: Those with the most power to prevent crime are dads.
Click here to read the whole article.
This Week in Godly Manhood
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Japan's "suicide problem" is much talked about, both within the country's borders and without, with a shocking number of people each year choosing to end their lives by jumping in front of a train. Less talked about are all the other deadly and injurious accidents that take place on train platforms in Japan on a semi-regular basis.
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Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church
An Evolving Community Of Faith
401 South Crockett
Sherman, Texas 75090
Office Hours: M.-F. 9 am-3 pm
Saint Stephen's Church, one of the oldest parishes in the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas, was founded in 1872
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I am honored to be called as your Priest-in-charge. I hope my time here will help to revitalize your life and guide us to a deeper calling of discipleship for Jesus Christ.
I am originally from North Carolina and have deep family roots in that state. My Christian life begins somewhat ecumenically. Though I grew up mostly Baptist, while living in South Carolina we attended the Presbyterian church, and it was there that I gave my life to Christ. We later moved to Mocksville, where I was baptized in the Methodist church, but we were not there long and soon I was mostly attending Baptist churches. I attended the University of North Carolina, Charlotte, to major in computer science. While an
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undergraduate I was actively involved in the Baptist Student Union, which included serving on the state evangelism committee. I have always been interested in theology and apologetics, and it was as a Baptist that I decided to apply to Dallas Theological Seminary. After graduating from UNC I was accepted into the ThM program at Dallas Theological Seminary and moved to Texas.
While in Seminary I underwent two life changing events, first I met my wife Alicia, and second I became convinced of Anglican theology and joined the Episcopal Church. Alicia's dad was in the Marines and they moved frequently, but lived most her life through high school and college in Fairfax, VA. She is majoring in New Testament studies and is finishing up the last year of her thesis which will be complete in December. The theological convictions that lead to my joining the Episcopal Church was my belief in the necessity of tradition in biblical interpretation, the power of the sacraments, and the importance of an episcopacy and apostolic succession. After confirmation I entered the ordination process is 2007.
After graduation from Dallas Theological Seminary, the Diocese sent me to Nashotah House in Wisconsin. While there I obtained a certificate in Anglican studies and took part in the life of spiritual formation the seminary offers. It was also while at Nashotah that I joined the Order of St. Luke the Physician along with deepening my high church piety.
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What's the difference between a stramboli and a calzone?
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- James Cristinian Jul 16, 2010 05:11 PM
I just saw Mario Batali make a stramboli on Chefography, and it looked like a calzone. I am really clueless about both. What is the difference?
I think, but I do not know for sure, that stromboli are rectangular, while calzones are semi-circular. Otherwise, they are the same thing. This is from someone who used to eat stromboli at Stuff Yer Face, where Batali worked long, long ago. As you can see, I also don't quite understand the Italian plural. "Calzoni" looks bizarre to me.
re: small h
The only stromboli I have ever had were long rectangles of dough rolled around the fillings in jelly-roll fashion. The calzone shape is usually but not always semi-circular, folded over once to enclose the filling, and the edges pinched to seal.
re: greygarious
I've seen that kind of stromboli also, in the Scarpetta bread basket (et al.). But in the grand tradition of "this is where I saw it first; hence, it is correct," I'm stickin' to my Jersey guns. Stromboli are folded over, not rolled.
re: small h
JC, from all these answers you'll note, for the record, it's "stromboli," not "stramboli." And small h, calzoni, as the plural, is correct, because it's masculine. It's "il calzone," "i calzoni." (If it were feminine, it's be "la calzone," "le calzone." But it ain't.)
re: tatamagouche
Ah, thanks. Like "I Vitelloni." I can remember it that way.
re: tatamagouche
So, do you say "pizze" for the plural of pizza? These words, once assimilated into regular Amurcan English usage, no longer take Italian rules for plurals but the English. Languages are messy like that (and it's also true vice versa in other languages that assimilate English words into their respective usages).
re: Karl S
One of my favorite fractured assimilations is: "a tamale" as in "I want to order a tamale." "Tamal" is singular in Spanish and "tamales" is plural, but somehow we've incorporated half the word into the singular in English. So to be correct, you should say, "John ate a tamal and Suzie ate two tamales." Not "John ate a tamale."
My second favorite fractured Anglicization of a foreign phrase is "au jus." This means "with juice" (i.e., the beefy liquid exuded by thinly cut roasted utility beef), as in "French Dip au jus." But sometimes, on the menu, the way I see it is "roast beef sandwich with au jus," meaning "roast beef sandwich with with juice." (The double "with" is intentional.)
As for the calzone, someone on the board wrote that it means "trouser." It can't be. I don't speak Italian, but in Spanish "calzon" means "shoe," and almost certainly "calzone" in Italian must mean the same and be a reference to the shape of the meat and cheese pastry being created, somewhat similar to the shape of a shoe. (I trust that by now I sound sufficiently academic and "hoity-toity"!)
re: gfr1111
Calzone means trouser in the broader sense of hose or stocking or sock...
re: Karl S
And burrito? Doesn't pizza mean pie?
Isn't Strombol(i) a volcano?
Nice photos of stroboli and calzone making here:
re: Passadumkeg
Hey, don't get me started on what ziti are alluding to....
re: gfr1111
"Shoe" in Italian is scarpa. Just one of those false cognates I guess.
re: gfr1111
"Au" corresponds to "al" in Spanish and Italian. It literally is a contraction of "to the": Fr."a le"; It "a il"; Sp. "a el" In culinary terms. the contraction is used to indicate a 'style'. For example: al dente "to the tooth" for pasta cooked with a bite; al fresco "in the fresh [air]" . Most people are familiar with the feminine It "alla"; Fr., Sp.: "a la" For example: spaghetti alla carbonara; pie a la mode. So "roast beef sandwich with au jus" is more like "spaghetti with al dente" or "Pie with a la mode" It is certainly redundant but not literally "with with" Just nitpicking :)
Regarding calzone, the Latin root word is "calc-" or "calx" meaning haiving to do with the heel. Words derived from this root have come to be used for shoes, socks, stockings, underpants, shorts, and trousers. Also, shoe is not "calzon" in Spanish. It's "zapato".
re: Karl S
In general, I don't disagree with you, KS. With respect to my examples I do disagree. Mostly it depends on context. Of course I don't say "Let's order tre pizze" instead of "Let's order three pizzas." But if I'm at an Italian place and I see "raviolis" listed on the menu instead of "ravioli," yes, that irks me; in context, they should know better. Ditto: "Today we have a ham panini." You have a ham panino or you have ham panini. If you're serving Italian food, know your Italian usage.
re: tatamagouche
Yes, along with gabagool, mozzarell, rigutt, pizzagena, et cet.
re: Karl S
Reading this is almost as bad as listening to Ornella Fado trying to speak English. Both are examples of stripping a language of its dignity.
re: Cheese Boy
Not sure I follow...to what specifically are you referring?
re: tatamagouche
Ah, alluding to 'gabagool, mozzarell, rigutt, pizzagena' .
The various dialects of Italy practically all erase that sing-songy quality the Italian language embodies. The above words should sound like they are spelled .... Capicolla, mozzarella, ricotta, e pizza chiena. Anything sounding like "gool" should be left out of food completely especially if preceded by "ba fan".
re: Cheese Boy
And, I forgot "pasta fazool".
re: Karl S
Right Karl, pasta e fagioli. Add gavadeal to the list. Cavatelli.
re: Cheese Boy
Oh...to the extent that Sicilians truncate a lot of words—their dialect is as legit as the textbook dialect of Milan. I don't know that it's fair to say one is more "Italian" than the other just because the latter's what gets learned in school, any more than it's fair to say English spoken in New England is more English than that which is spoken in the Deep South...though I suppose you could say that whatever region the word emanates from provides the "correct" pronunciation...
now, Sicilian by way of Jersey is pretty ugly, agreed. But it has its own mangled charm.
re: Cheese Boy
Are you of Italian descent? Can you really translate "ba fan gool?" I would be very careful making these generalizations if you are not. You probably wouldn't poke fun of blacks who speak in an ebonics sort of way, so I feel Italians should be given the same respect
re: BiscuitBoy
It's pretty easy to translate, although not the way you spell it.
re: Cheese Boy
My father -- a real hound (he introduced me to the joys of capers on pizza) -- really enjoyed ordering spaghetti aglio olio. I still can't say it right. Then again, who among us really can? Just a brutal combination of sounds.
re: Bob W
I made aglio olio perfectly long before I could say it, my husband's family drilled it into me til I got it right! It's like you have to relax your face to say it. And va fongool (correctly va' a fare culo, I was a linguistics major first time around) is sort of gross, people should know what they're saying when they say it.
re: Cheese Boy
every language is funny that way.
re: Cheese Boy
If you ever heard a country person speaking dialect in, say, Basilicata or Abruzzo or parts of Calabria, you'd not hear much sing-songy, but a rough, rapid fire, parsimonious, sometimes clipped speech. The 'gabagools' of Italian-American (well, NE urban Italian-American) go back to this style, enhanced by the dominance of a still standard Neapolitan practice of either dropping, swallowing, or making silent final vowels. For example, the "e" that ends "Napule" is voiced very quietly. Unlike Neapolitans se stessi, of course. Back to the original query: in the beginning, there were only calzones, mostly fried half moons, less often baked. Sometime in the 60s or maybe 70s came stromboli and their cousins the "ippy" or "hippy" rolls, usually a sausage w/wout peppers baked inside pizza dough. I grew up with the classic calzone, and am still trying to figure out ippy rolls.
re: bob96
bob96 -- I've never heard of ippy rolls, but Caserta Pizza in Providence makes a beloved item called a Wimpy Skippy (often mangled as Wimpy Skimpy), which certainly sounds like the same thing. So thanks for providing some back story on the name.
PS Caserta is a suburb of Naples. In the RI tradition, people often refer to Caserta as Caserta's, but there's no Mr. Caserta.
re: tatamagouche
I guess I'll have to swing by Caserta on our next trip through Providence. Thinking about it some more (what CH makes us do), I guess the stromboli was a kind of richer, more elaborately filled baked calzone, made by a newer generation of pizzaioli (late 60s on), many of whom came over after immigration from Southern Italy was reopened in 1965. Mostly from Sicily, too, with them maybe the stromboli name. Till then, corner pizzerie in NYC at least were mostly sparse places, selling really only zeppole and calzones (filled with either ricotta plain or ricotta w ham) in addition to pizza. Glad to see the epi roll lives, though.
re: tatamagouche
Avellinese in Boston is perhaps the most influential heritage.
re: Karl S
Is that right? I suppose I'm North End-centric...
re: Cheese Boy
Capicola is also not correct (of course, common usage makes anything correct eventually). It should be "capocollo" from the old Italian word for head "capo" (related to French chef, Spanish jefe) and still used to mean someone in charge like a Mafia capo. Plus "collo" or neck. I assume that "capocollo" wound up being pronounced "capuh colluh" by people in the industry and ultimately written down as capicola. Something similar must have happened regarding portobello mushrooms since I've been seeing them sold as "portabellas" in too many places.
re: small h
Calzone is singular, calzoni plural. (Note to tatamagouche: the ending would be the same even if it were feminine.) It means pants (in the sense of trousers) and is used in everyday parlance as a sort of slangy or informal synonym for pantaloni.
No one has mentioned the pronunciation or derivation of stromboli. I have never actually seen one (and I grew up in Manhattan), but I believe they are known as strom-BO-li. But the only other use of that name I have ever heard is for the volcano Stromboli, an island that belongs to the region of Sicily. It's pronounced STROM-boli. However, the narrator in the English version of the Roberto Rossellini film (with Ingrid Bergman) of that name mispronounced the name of the island as strom-BO-li. I have climbed it twice, so believe me, I know its name.
re: mbfant
Maureen, I wouldn't worry too much about the correct pronunciation of stromboli, the food: it's one of those (outer borough) streetlevel handles that has a life of its own. The volcano, and the island it's on, is, of course a different matter, even for those of us who've not climbed it even once. Also, in Brooklyn, calzoni were pronounced "calzones," for better or worse.
re: mbfant
I can hear that soft "z" frying up right now. The new arrivals drive me mad, too. There's a product now called "freshetta", and Olive Garden now markets a form of Ligurian pansoti, pronounced, of course, pan(open "a" as in "pan")-sohtee. I don''t want to know what the ripieno (ree-pee-aye-noh) might be. Salve.
re: bob96
Pansoti are related to the Italian word for belly: pancia (PAHN-chah). Belly is pansa in Ligurian. So pansoti would be like Italian panciotti. Panciotto happens to mean waistcoat in Italian. I do not know if pansoto has the same meaning in Ligurian.
Regarding pronouncing Italian words, I understand that the American tongue can only do so much, so certain changes are inevitable. Bruschetta will always look like brushetta, unfortunately. However, if we can remember that lasagna is lazanya, we can remember broo'SKEHT-tah
re: Rocky2
I always found it interesting how Italian food is often named after something else, rather than having its own name. Like cappellini or orecchiette, and stracciatelle. I always imagine the person first naming these things, chuckling as they do so.
re: Cheese Boy
Glad you pointed that out. I had to look it up but that could be the best one yet.
re: coll
strozzapreti and strangolapreti (also strozzafrati) are anticlerical jibes at the supposed gluttony of the clergy under the Papal States. As amusing names, they are hard to top, but ciecamariti would have to be in the running, as would cazzetti d'angelo, pardon my French, and there would have to be a category for sorcetti pelosi.
re: mbfant
Speaking of French, don't they call a certain pastry "nun's farts?" This is fun!
re: mbfant
oh, i was so tempted to post a photo for "hairy mice" (sorcetti pelosi).....
re: alkapal
And what is this "castrato" sauce' that they are usually served with? Curiouser and curiouser.
Ah it is a meat sauce made with mutton from castrated sheep. At least better than what I was thinking.
re: alkapal
That's the book I translated!
re: mbfant
mbfant (maureen b. fant) -- very cool!!!! small world, huh?
i was just lookin' for hairy mice! ;-).
that looks like a gorgeous and fascinating book, too. i love the clarity in your writing, which is a feat -- isn't it -- when translating italian to english for an american market? your narrative is engaging.
how did doing this particular book affect your knowledge or appreciation of italy or pasta?
""Maureen Fant's fine translation does complete justice to Oretta Zanini's scrupulously detailed and lovingly presented compendium. I defy anyone to read this book and not want immediately to board a plane for Italy."--Nancy Harmon Jenkins, author of Cucina del Sole and The Essential Mediterranean."" from the barnes & noble website. http://search.barnesandnoble.com/book...
oh my goodness alive, i see that you do food tours of rome with oretta zanini de vita. boy, that would be awesome! i went to rome when i was a senior in high school. loved the city and have wanted to return (esp. since it was massively "cleaned up" a while back.).
re: Rocky2
And what does panzarotti mean?
re: Passadumkeg
I believe that panzerotto is the Pugliese word for pansoto/panciotto. That would be linguistically. The word is used for different dishes, obviously.. I don't know if panzerotto means waistcoat in the Pugliese dialect.
re: Rocky2
The word pansotti, pansooti in dialect, is equivalent to the Italian panciuti, meaning potbellied. You don't have to go as far as the waistcoat for the belly association since the bulging shape of the pansotti probably suggests a round tummy.
I always tell people to think of Chianti to remember the k sound.
re: mbfant
I always tell them zucchini. :)
re: tatamagouche
that's a good one, as long as they can spell it ...
re: mbfant
IIRC, the feminine Italian ending is "e," not "i", though there are exceptions, no? Maybe I've forgotten. It *has* been 20 years.
re: tatamagouche
I had to look up IIRC -- glad to learn a new one. Any noun whose singular ends in -e has the plural ending -i. I can't off the top of my head think of any feminine nouns that do end in -e in the singular, but that would be their plural. The usual feminine ending is -a singular, -e plural, and the usual masculine is -o, with plural -e (but, e.g., il poeta).
re: mbfant
As soon as I wrote that "le madri" popped into my head and I realized you were right. My bad.
But I think it's this, no?
masc sing: -o
masc plural: -i
fem sing: -a
fem sing: -e
And then there are some words of either gender that can end in -e, which also take the plural -i.
Or else I've forgotten everything I learned after 4 years of Italian, which is highly likely.
re: tatamagouche
Yes, that's right. Madre is the perfect example; it works just like padre. And -o, -i, -a, -e are the most common endings, but not the only ones.
re: mbfant
I think we've got it.
Miss studying the language. Should get back to it.
I don't think the shape is dispositive, but Stromboli typically do not have ricotta cheese inside (and are more often rectangular, although I've seen both shapes), and calzones do have ricotta, and are more often half-moon shaped. Otherwise, both usually have tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese (sometimes only ricotta in a calzone) and other meat/ vegetable fillings.
Good answers here. :)
And I am a fool for a good calzone. Should you ever reach the Land of Steady Habits, we make 'em FANTASTIC here.
ETA: Accept no substitutes!
The Garden State has both and lots more!
Mario got his start at Stuff Your Face, in New Brunswick, here's the low down on stromboli.
Both my folks died in the hospital 2 blocks away; my bro and I sampled A LOT of the beers.
re: Passadumkeg
In Italian, Calzone translates to trousers or pants!
Calzones are classically half-moons, with a relatively thin crust with no slashed venting, and the cheese filling is dominated by ricotta, not mozzarella.
Strombolis, are often oblong, sometimes with a bit thicker crust that is slashed, so that the mozzarella-dominated filling can pour out like the volcano for which they are named.
That said, there are a lot of things called calzones out there with stromboli filings. Way too many, in fact.
re: ipsedixit
That's my take as well. I'm sticking with you!
re: lisavf
There is a chain food place that sells stromboli, and they are definitely the jelly roll shape, wrapped around meats, veggies, sauce, cheese -- etc. Calzoni are dough pockets filled with cheese and other fillings.
Stromboli has always been a loaf shape, and a calzone resembling a folded in half pizza, around here anyway. Maybe that's what mario sees on the west coast
The stromboli dough is rolled to include the filling like a jelly roll, where the calzone dough is folded over forming a "pocket" to contain the filling.
Stromboli --> http://catertots.net/by-type/pork/rol...
Calzone --> http://www.cookthink.com/reference/40...
re: Cheese Boy
Yes, well done, as Mario would say, "Go Scarlet Knights!"
re: Cheese Boy
The way it was explained to me is that a Stromboli has the tomato sauce inside the pocket, while with the calzone the tomato sauce is servered on the side for dipping.
The reason is that Stromboli is named after a famous volcano, and when you bite into a Stromboli, the hot tomato sauce oozes out, like the lava in a volcano. So a true Stromboli should resemble a volcano.
re: PattiCakes
To muddy da wadderz even foider, wat 'bout da panzarotti in Sout Joisey?
re: Passadumkeg
ROTFLMAO. I knew you'd chime in, Pass.
I've always thought of the stromboli as a rolled, baked sandwich containing various Italian meats and sliced cheese often served sliced into two halves or into sections. A calzone seems more like a folded over pizza with grated cheese and pizza topping ingredients although sliced meats are also common. Calzones are served whole, not sliced.
The ratio of meat to cheese in my experience favors meat for strombolis (like a sandwich) and cheese for calzones (like pizza).
I have had sauce served inside both and on the side for dipping with both as well.
Calzones are Italian while strombolis were invented in the USA.
re: CDouglas
Many moons ago, meat to cheese ratio was the answer in a local pizza/pasta shop.
re: pie22
the stromboli i've eaten came with sauce on the side, not inside.
so, what is the singular word for that thing, the thin pizza-dough oblong stuffed with mozz, onions, pepperoni, sausage (oh gosh, i'm getting hungry!)? "strombolo"? http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/617667
and what is the etymology again?
re: alkapal
A volcano in Scicily. A strombol erupts w/ flavor and the lava-like jucies run sown yo' face; hence, the name of the first place Mario worked, Stuff Your Face, New Bruswick, NJ.
re: Passadumkeg
right! the volcano! hey, you can take a virtual excursion there: http://www.swisseduc.ch/stromboli/vol...
what does the name of the volcano mean? according to wiki, "Stromboli (Sicilian: Stròmbuli,[dubious – discuss] Greek: Στρογγύλη Strongulē) is a small island in the Tyrrhenian Sea, off the north coast of Sicily, containing one of the three active volcanoes in Italy. It is one of the eight Aeolian Islands, a volcanic arc north of Sicily. This name is a corruption of the Ancient Greek name Strongulē which was given to it because of its round swelling form.""" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stromboli
"round swelling form" is how i feel after eating one. but, boy is it good!
re: alkapal
You know, after all this, the weird thing is, I'm not sure there *is* any other word than *stromboli*! But then, if it was invented here in the US, which honestly I didn't know until this thread, then the fact that it doesn't follow the rules of Italian is no surprise...
re: tatamagouche
now, maybe we can do something fun, and revert it to italian, ordering one "strombolo"! LOL!
re: alkapal
With a cannolo for dessert?
re: greygarious
Oh the irony if people now start asking for "a strombolo" -- impossible, as we've seen, because the name comes from a proper noun -- while still insisting on "a panini"! In Italy the cannolo is often found in the singular as a plural dose would be lethal. :-)
BTW the volcano is spoken of as "lo Stromboli" -- singular article.
re: mbfant
yes, i realize my "strombolo" is totally artificial.
re: alkapal
Yes, cannolo is actually the correct singular, a la panino. Strombolo is alkapal's own creation. :)
Stromboli is an island in Italy and it has a volcano. While stuffed like calzones, the dough is piled high to look like a volcano. That's a stromboli! P.S. It is also the place where Ingred Bergman had an affair with actor Roberto Rosselini. The product of that union were twin girls, one of whom is also an actress and a cover girl for some makeup company. Other than her dark hair and eyes, she's spitting image of her moths
re: alatsata
Ala, Yes, Stromboli is off of the North coast of Sicily near Lipiri and has the only active volcano in
Europe, The Aeolian Islands are a refreshing look at rugged, hard scrabble life on the out islands of Italy.
re: alatsata
i've never seen any stromboli where the dough is piled high to look like a volcano.
see what a google image search returns for "stromboli" http://www.google.com/images?client=s...
that's what i know as stromboli.


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