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1202cc, 90bhp, 125mph, Insurance group 11
Based on the 2009 XR1200, the XR1200X is slightly more sports biased than the sports biased XR1200. Confused? Don't be. All you have to think about is the X-model has vastly improved, multi-adjustable suspension that makes a difference when riding 187kg of American muscle on our roads. It also comes in a menacing black paint scheme with black exhausts. Engine ...
1125cc, 146bhp, 170mph, Insurance group 15
The Buell 1125R is vastly improved in the six months since its launch in late 2007 but, make no mistake, it is not Japanese or Italian standard in any one area of the bike. The engine is a 131bhp Rotax V-twin that delivers solid punches. But vibration can be an issue, depending on what uprated ECU setting is installed – ...
1187cc, 123bhp, 148mph, Insurance group 15
Moto Morini is an historic company with new owners. With its huge V-twin engine, muscular chassis and upright riding position the Corsaro 1200 is a 'super naked in every sense of the word. Electrical gremlins at the Moto Morini Corsaro 1200's world launch have been ironed out, but it's still not perfect.
1063cc, 62bhp, 110mph, Insurance group 11
The Yamaha XVS1100 - a big cruiser of yesteryear is more a mid sized cruiser of today. It's an evolution of Yamaha's long running XV1100 Virago which used to be its custom-style range topper but now it's dwarfed by the near-two litre megacruisers. The Yamaha XVS1100 is somewhat old tech but light weight and manageability are always useful.
1063cc, 64bhp, 109mph, Insurance group 14
Owners love their Yamaha BT1100 Bulldogs. Everyone else hates 'em. Depending on your point of view the Yamaha BT1100 Bulldog is either a relaxing, better-braked alternative to a cruiser, rather like a Japanese version of a Moto Guzzi Breva (that won't break down), or it's an ill-handling, gutless chump of a thing that would sooner dump you on your backside ...
1450cc, 65bhp, 115mph, Insurance group 15
Basically the Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide Sport is as per the stock Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide but with a touch more hard edged sporting attitude courtesy of flat bars, a different seat, twin disc brakes and a touch more mean and moody matt black paint.
1449cc, 63bhp, 118mph, Insurance group 16
Although at first glance the Harley-Davidson Softail Deuce is much like any other cruiser style Harley, the Harley-Davidson Softail Deuce is, in fact, a real beaut. Based on the Harley-Davidson Softail but with a stretch tank, restyle rear fender, chromed fork sliders and pull back bars, the Harley-Davidson Softail Deuce has clean, classic lines that are classic Harley. It's also classily ...
1064cc, 102bhp, 145mph, Insurance group 13
The Moto Guzzi Daytona was always the pure, no messin' about, Dr John race replica in the range, whether in 1000cc form, or the with the later 1100 motor. Fuelling problems spoil the performance a little bit, but there's a brutal elegance about the Daytona and true collector value.
992cc, 84bhp, 134mph, Insurance group 14
It's difficult to pigeonhole the Ducati 1000SS. It's definitely no full-on sports motorcycle, but you couldn't really claim to tour on it, either. It's hugely charming, but is not really the sort of motorcycle to thrash. Best not to worry about all that and simply revel in the Ducati 1000SS' easy handling, V-twin soundtrack and retro looks.
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Mike Dreams - So Long
Artist: Mike Dreams
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Album: Just Waking Up
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Mike Dreams sure is spending a lot of time saying goodbye lately. The last time we heard the Minneapolis emcee and Freestyle Alum he was waving to the haters, and now on his new single, making its premiere right here, right now, he's saying So Long to all the negativity thrown his way. On the production side of the coin Jimmy Easy crafts a hard to describe beat (is that a mandolin?) that's both pounding and beautiful, while on the mic Mike blends his trademark blend of honest introspection and punchlines: "All because I wouldn't play the game / no I am not a Martian but I am not the same." Throw in powerful vocal performance by Ryanne Noelle of the indie rock band Seventh Ascent and you've got a record guaranteed to leave doubters in the dust. Looking to live out more of your hip-hop Dreams? You're in luck. Mike and Seventh Ascent will be performing in Atlanta on November 12, as part of The Urban Music Initiative Concert, and his DJBooth.net/FLüD Watches sponsored free album, Just Waking Up, rises and shines on our homepage tomorrow, October 14.
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Well, Bruins fans, it looks like it just might happen. I'll even venture a guess that it will: The Ottawa Senators will be the Northeast Division champions.
After building a nine-point lead in the conference (and later eight with three games in hand) in late December, the Bruins and their fancy games in hand seem to be headed all the way down to seventh spot in the Eastern Conference. It could happen soon -- as soon as Friday night.
Things need to happen for that to take place, of course. Essentially, the Bruins need to lose games and the Senators need to win games. Based on some very scientific research (watching the Bruins), the B's certainly look capable of doing their part, while the Senators have found new life playing in front of young goaltender Ben Bishop.
Entering Wednesday, Ottawa, which has played 70 games to the Bruins' 69, has 81 points on the season, trailing the Bruins (83) by two. They will face the last-place Canadiens twice this week, and should they get three or more points out of those games. If the Bruins fall to the Panthers in Florida Thursday, the Northeast Division will wake up Saturday morning with a new leader.
(And before we go any further, let's quickly address the "games in hand" argument: If a team does not get points out its games in hand, the games in hand do not matter. It's hard to catch a team in the standings in the NHL given all the three-point games, but that hasn't applied to the Bruins in three weeks. They either win or, more often, lose in regulation -- they're 3-6-0 over their last nine games. The Bruins would be hard to catch if they were winning, but they aren't.)
So what has gone so wrong to even make losing the division a possibility? Here are some nuggets to chew on:
-The Bruins' goaltending situation isn't as open-and-shut as people want to think. Don't like that the B's have had to play Tim Thomas in 10 straight games? Neither do the B's, but their options are limited given the circumstances. Like it or not, this team needs points badly, and if Marty Turco isn't going to give them a chance to win (which he didn't in the first five minutes Tuesday), they can't give him Tuukka Rask's starts. That obviously flies in the face of the "Keep Thomas Fresh" campaign, and Claude Julien was wrong to put Thomas into a lost game rather than resting him, but he did so for a reason. If there was any chance Thomas' presence could have woken up the Bruins and gotten them back into the game, Julien obviously felt he had to take it. Again, they need points. They also need to rest Thomas and for him to get out of his current funk, and it seems there is no easy way to solve all three problems.
-David Krejci has been fool's gold over the last couple weeks. He hasn't been bad, but he hasn't been as good as his seven goals over his last eight games would indicate. He's been on the ice for 13 goals against in that span, and though three of them have been power-play goals for opposing teams, that still makes him a minus-2 in the span. That includes the night he notched a hat trick against the Devils.
-For all the talk of the Bruins starting to turn things around by winning two straight last week, perhaps they were better off sticking with the win-one, lose-one plan, because their three-games since beating the Sabres last week have been treacherous. They've allowed 15 goals, the most they've given up over a three-game stretch this season ... and none of those have been empty-net goals. They've spotted teams three-goal leads in the first period in back-to-back games, including four goals against in the first Tuesday in Tampa. They were one a team that got the lead and built to it. Now, they're a team that gives it up and just hopes the hole doesn't get bigger.
-To echo a cliché that's often spoken this time of year, this is the part of the season where teams get into gear. They pick it up, earn the hard points, the whole shebang. That has been the case this season, but not for the Bruins. They are the only team in the league right now with a three-game losing streak.
-It's certainly a factor, but you can't blame the Bruins' woes all on injuries. A hot and cold player during the regular season, a healthy Nathan Horton wouldn't be the difference between a sub-.500 hockey team and an elite one. They'll be better once they get him and Rich Peverley back, but the Bruins -- who don't like making excuses -- couldn't blame their drowsy efforts on the missing bodies if they wanted to.
So, when Bruins' fans flip on their televisions Thursday night, they won't be watching just another game. They'll be watching their beloved team enter must-win territory from puck drop until they either sew up the division or limp into the playoffs as the team that (urinated) away a big division lead, and yes, all those games in hand.
Maybe it's an overreaction, but the Bruins could use one. They could stand to overreact to how bad the last two-months plus have been. They could stand to come out furious Thursday against the Panthers. If they don't, they might wake up Saturday to a city overreacting to a seventh-place team.
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Avalanche Level I: Decision Making in Avalanche Terrain
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Mud Volcanoes of the Copper Basin
September 20, 2011
The annual Mud Volcanoes of the Copper Basin class was enjoyed by many this past weekend. The class is exciting and meant to be fun as well as educational. For those who are interested in the local geology and wish to gain a better understanding of the mountains, rivers and natural features that are viewed ...
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Prince William Sound Community College Copper Basin Campus, A group of staff and adjunct faculty members presented in Barcelona, Spain in July! Representatives from over 70 countries at EduLearn11, an international conference on education and new technology, were able to hear how video conferencing has increased educational opportunities for our Alaskan students through wired-in sites ...
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Cornish Hen question
- mcsheridan Mar 15, 2014 07:17 AM
Spatchcocking and dry brining seem to be all over the boards, so when I saw a Cornish hen in the market yesterday, I decided to go for it. I figure I can work my way up to chicken after this go-round.
Here's my plan, based on my reading of various threads and sites:
For roasting tomorrow mid-day, I'll spatchcock this afternoon, salt both sides with a total of 1 Teaspoon of Kosher Salt, and let it sit, uncovered, in the refrigerator until tomorrow noontime.
Then, I'll mix up some black pepper, chopped fresh rosemary, grated garlic and lemon zest, and rub this over the bird. Roast @ 500 degrees for 30 mins. Looking for an internal temperature of 165 degrees. When it's done, squeeze lemon juice overall.
So, is this a plan? Am I using too little salt, resting too long, cooking too hot? Do I need to rack it in the fridge? Am I right in holding off the other seasonings until tomorrow? I welcome answers from anyone who's roasted a spatchcocked hen.
It sounds like a good plan to me, although I'd be a bit concerned about 500 degrees for 30 minutes. That seems a bit hot, or too long at 500. I also don't cook chicken to 165. I like to pull it out between 155 and 160. Just be diligent with an accurate meat thermometer and you should be ok. Leaving it uncovered in the refrigerator overnight will give it a nice crispy skin, especially at that high temperature.
re: Burghfeeder
Yes, even a spatchcocked roaster chicken usually only needs about an hour at 425 F.
is this a plan? Yes
Am I using too little salt, No
resting too long, No
cooking too hot? Maybe or not I've seen temps that high but I Usually roast a CGH at 425F.
Do I need to rack it in the fridge? No lay it flat, skin side up. Some weight it down with a foil covered brick.
Am I right in holding off the other seasonings until tomorrow? Good plan!
re: mcsheridan
I actually pull closer to 145-150 and let rest for 10 minutes. Remember that the temperature will continue to rise once the hen comes out of the oven.
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I also pull at 145-150F and the chicken is always nice and moist
Mimi, We use "herbs de provence" as a dry rub when roast our weekly chicken, inside and out.. We got a pound of the stuff really cheap from someplace online... trying to use it up before it turns to dust.
We like it and we must try to split a bird someday!
After I spatchcock a chicken, I usually make a paste of chopped herbs, lemon zest, garlic and a bit of butter and rub it under the skin and then let it air dry overnight in the fridge. Then I toss some chunks of onion or leeks, a carrot and stock of celery and a clove of garlic under the chicken, as it helps create a nice pan juice.
Well the hen went in @ 450 for 30 mins. It cam out fully cooked, moist, and very tasty.
Only one of my goals wasn't met; despite dry brining uncovered in the fridge for nearly 24 hours, the skin did not come out crispy at all. In fact; the browning was much less than I'd expected.
One possible flaw in my method: the only pan I had available was over 2" deep. Could it have been the reason I didn't get a nice, brown, crispy skin?
The hen went down easy. :)
re: mcsheridan
Nice! Thanks for checking back with your results!
re: mcsheridan
Well it certainly looks wonderful but if you say the skin was not crisp but cooked to your liking I wonder if a few minutes under the broiler would have been the solution.
re: mcsheridan
I haven't done it in years, as I like the results I get, but when I was a young cook, I took my mother and grandmothers lead and put a seasoned bird wrapped in a brown paper grocery bag in a roasting pan, in the oven, and it always came out great.
re: mcsheridan
Huh, that's strange. I recently bought a new stove and got a broiling pan with it. But anyway, broiling in a newer oven is very simple. I'm assuming you have the manual. If you have any kind of flat short sided roasting pan that would work. Also a cast iron skillet would work as well. First roast the chicken as you did but in the skillet, then put the CI skillet under the broiler. That's what's so great about cast iron.
re: fourunder
Any one of those would probably have done the trick. This time, being cautious to a fault, I roasted it in the middle of the oven, and as I said, probably in too deep of a pan.
Next time, I'm going to follow your note and go higher. Thanks.
I'm sure you hens were great. And I've roasted many of them. But recently I've found that these guys are small enough to fit in my deep fat fryer and that's what I've done with them. They don't take all that long either, maybe 10 min. I just make sure that they are defrosted fully and set up to drain, so they are as dry as possible on the outside. That way there's less splattering. This is also how I get crispy skin on oven roasted birds. Make sure when you put it in the oven, that the skin is as dry as possible.
re: Atochabsh
I absolutely agree and frying is now my preferred way to do hens.
I preheat my oven with the broiler on HI and a container of water on the top rack. After it's Very Glowing I switch to the regular temp controls and preheat to 500-- when I put in the hens [usually do 2x at a time] I turn down the temp to 450.
Unfortunately, I have to open it all to do a bird-temp check [no nice probe thermometer], which I do after about 15min.s.
My Aldi's has Cornish hens for $3.50. A hen.
Try 425. Rub hen with a little olive oil before roasting. Middle of oven is fine. Do use a shallow pan. Place a couple thick onion slices under hen to elevate bird.
re: sandylc
I suppose so, but after 3 months, who remembers? :)


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Celli's Osteria
- Address:
421 Brant Street
Burlington, ON L7R 2G3Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary ItalianPrice: CAN$30 and under
Celli's Osteria
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cellisosteria.com/
- Phone: (905) 634-7421
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:30 AM - 5:00 PM;
Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Thursday - Friday: 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Saturday - 5:00PM - 10:30PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary Italian, Italian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Area, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wine, Wine Bar
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We offer services that include party planning, decor, private chefs and full staffing for events of any size.
- Private Party Facilities: For corporate events to special occasions. We have rooms to accommodate events for 6 to 60 guests.
We offer party planning and decor assistance to ensure the prefect event from start to finish!
- Private Party Contact: Linda Sager 9056377421x
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Rustic Italian cuisine with a contemporary twist.Continued
In Italian, Osteria means 'tavern' or 'inn' where visitors may enjoy simple lodging and traditional food and wine. We proudly celebrate this heritage by upholding a classical understanding of the value of the simple things—family, food and comfort—by welcoming you to enjoy the warm embrace of Celli's Osteria. Enjoy rustic Italian dishes with a contemporary flare that express our belief in the value of seasonal products and simple, genuine flavours. Enjoy seasonal menus and a combination of both locally produced and imported Italian ingredients, cultivating a 'glocal' blend of enchanting flavours that are beautifully complemented by an extensive wine list. Come dine with us at Celli's, where we offer you an opportunity to celebrate the flavour of the simple life.
In Italian, Osteria means 'tavern' or 'inn' where visitors may enjoy simple lodging and traditional food and wine. We proudly celebrate this heritage by upholding a classical understanding of the value of the simple things—family, food and comfort—by welcoming you to enjoy the warm embrace of Celli's Osteria. Enjoy rustic Italian dishes with a contemporary flare that express our belief in the value of seasonal products and simple, genuine flavours. Enjoy seasonal menus and a combination of both locally produced and imported Italian ingredients, cultivating a 'glocal' blend of enchanting flavours that are beautifully complemented by an extensive wine list. Come dine with us at Celli's, where we offer you an opportunity to celebrate the flavour of the simple life.
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42 reviews since July 29, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.2
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (22)neighborhood gem (18)fit for foodies (15)romantic (13)good for groups (12)notable wine list (9)great for lunch (7)late-night find (5)kid-friendly (5)hot spot (5)great for brunch (3)great for outdoor dining (3)scenic view (2)Show More
- Dining at Celli's OsteriaOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014We thoroughly enjoyed our dining experience. The food was very good. Service was good as well. The only complaint I would have is that the noise level was very loud, so that made it difficult to carry on a conversation. don't know if this was because it was a very busy night (Saturday) or because of the configuration of the room. But overall a very nice experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So-So dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/14/2014I had been to this restaurant once before and remembered the food to be excellent, however I wasn't as excited about the food this time, maybe it was just what I ordered. I had the linguine pescatore and it came in a tomato sauce which was not indicated on the menu and I generally do not like seafood dishes in tomato sauce. The atmosphere was as I remembered, not terribly crowded for a Friday evening so that may have contributed to the quiet atmosphere. The service was not fantastic, we had to ask the hostess to get our server to order and the restaurant was practically empty. I would definitely go back as I do enjoy the atmosphere and previously enjoyed my meal very much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent mealmerpmerpDined on 11/13/2014Italian food done right. Portion size good for price, service excellent, food delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Time PatronssurprisedDined on 11/4/2014The service was wonderful. The risotto needs some refining.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/31/2014Great food and service- Expensive but worth it- recommend for special occasionsSpecial Features:
- great food; bad servicedeeeeeeeeDined on 9/30/2014We went here for my mom's birthday. We got seated quickly with our reservation but after that it felt like we were being shunted through waiters. We had to ask to order wine before the meal and then it took a while to be able to order food. Once we ordered, the food came promptly and it was incredible. All 3 of us loved our meals as well as each others. After we were done eating however, no one came to check on us. We had to stare down a waitress 25min after finishing eating to get our food packed up and then waited another 15min to be able to pay. With the amount of money we spent there, we expected to have better service. All in all, i would recommend the restaurant again because the food was to die for. But service needs to improveSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect pasta & amazing halibutzorkieDined on 9/20/2014Loved the food: lobster with pasta and hAlibut with a very tasty quinoa and roasted cauliflower.. Extensive wine list. Waiter was attentive. A bit chilly in the restaurant. The manager accommodated our request to have the lights turned down lower.Special Features:
- ExcellentIlykitDined on 9/19/2014We have tried this restaurant twice. The first time the waiter was somewhat aloof, but this time he was extremely attentive, helpful and friendly. The portions were generous, the service was excellent, and we had an enjoyable time. We plan to go again soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!BralynDined on 9/5/2014From being seated until finishing the dessert, everything was fantastic. Great service as well as perfectly cooked food. Burlington gem for sure. Will definitely be back. 5 stars all around.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BirthdayDiggerDined on 9/4/2014Went here for the first time for wife's birthday had a coupon from wag jag meal and service were good .dSpecial Features:
- Delicious and RomanticOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/3/2014Delicious and romantic. I would highly recommend Celli's. Superb.Special Features:
- Mediocre ItalianosfanDined on 8/2/2014The menu looks great but the quality of the food is lacking. It looks and sounds like a serious Italian restaurant but the food quality is closer to Olive Garden. Service was very friendly and efficient but not enough to get us to return.
- Dinner July 30/14luvditDined on 7/30/2014Excellent. Read prev. reviews - some disappointing - any rest. can have an "off" day but we were very happy with our experience. Wait staff were busy and although service was not 'over the top' it was satisfactory. The food was delicious - we will return and have already recommended this place for a small gathering .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Disappointing...OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/26/2014We went back to Celli's for a birthday dinner. We really enjoyed our last visit there in June and looked forward to it again. Apparently our order got lost in the kitchen and it really was a long, long time before we were told that because of the delay we would not be paying for our entrees. It sure would have been nice to hear that to explain the wait. Most people are understanding enough. They really were very apologetic and as I said comp the entrees and gave us a gift certificate to come back. It really was very busy Saturday and I did notice a table of 4 who came in after us hadn't received their dinners as well. So could have been just a bad night in the kitchen. A manager on the floor, would have taken pressure off wait staffSpecial Features:
- "Hot" WaiterheatinthekitchenDined on 7/17/2014The family wait staff were funny and great. A father and daughter were serving our table. They were friendly and outgoing. As a joke we commented on the possibility of an office romance but then we were told he was her father. The father joked back about still being hot. We enjoyed the food and the wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overpriced!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/14/2014Ordered lobster pasta, menu reads half lobster, lucky if there was half a claw, overwhelmingly disappointed. Also, it was priced at $29.....not even worth 20. Luckily the server was outstanding, made up for a bit, but overall felt money spent better at multitude of other restaurants in the area.
- Great findMomoDined on 7/12/2014I recently moved to Burlington and was looking for some good restaurants in town... and I found one! The food was delicious and reasonably priced. I brought my sister for her birthday and will definitely be returning.Special Features:
- MaryEllenDined on 6/21/2014The atmosphere was great, the food was delicious and our waiter very friendly. I highly recommend Celli'sSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/17/2014It took more then an hour before we got our food. People who came later then us were served before us. We ordered medium rare steak and the steak was far from medium rare. It was well done. We did not want to wait another hour for a new steak. The staff was not very friendly or welcoming from the first moment we walked in. We would not go back.Special Features:
- Fantastic Fresh Foodluv4diningDined on 6/7/2014When I go to a restaurant, the top priority is good food and Celli's has that and then some. Both my wife and I loved our appetizers (mushroom bruschetta, meatballs) and our entrees were very good (mushroom risotto and chicken parm - which is a lunch menu item that they offered to make for me at dinner!). The dessert - bread pudding - was the best part of the meal. Sometimes bread pudding can be a bit too soft on the inside and this one was perfect - and so delicious. As for the ambience, it was good (AC was a bit cool so we could have had long sleeves). Service was outstanding - quick and attentive, but not rushy.I would recommend this to a friend.
- MehBrianDined on 5/23/2014The server was slow to take our drink and food orders. The pasta wasn't quite cooked. It's probably okay for apps after work with friends, but for a full meal there are better options.
- Great brick oven gourmet pizzaOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/20/2014We are regulars and always enjoy our meals. I went for a girls night out with 2 friends and we ordered 3 different pizzas and shared. All were excellent. Ingredients were fresh. Crust was thin,light and crispy. One friend ordered tiramisu and the other crime brûlée - both enjoyed them.Special Features:
- Great Italian FoodJoeyPDined on 5/18/2014We had a wonderful dinner at Celli's. The location is bright and spacious. The service and food was outstanding. We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Highly recommendluvgreatfoodDined on 5/18/2014Celli's Osteria offers a refreshing variety of offerings for Sunday lunch, albeit a little on the pricey. However, the quality and selection is worth it. Our party all agreed that the wines by the glass were priced somewhat high. The atmosphere is pleasant and relaxing. This is definitely a go-back place for us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SuperDuperinsideoutDined on 5/15/2014Our visit to Cellis was excellent. Jack our server was very friendly with us and walked us through the menu. The crostini appetizers were beautifully presented on a wooden platter. They were delicious as was the wine and the pasta meals. I cannot wait to go back!, this time I hope to stay a little longer as we had to return home.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food. rude serversBonappetitDined on 5/10/2014The meal at Cellis, while a bit pricey, was lovely. It's a great menu and a talented chef. The servers have so much attitude! My friends had a table of seven and 3 others showed up- the staff accommodated them but then treated them like pigs, throwing the food in front of them and snapping at their requests. (I sat with them until my party arrived). When I told my table about this, our waiter snapped back about how customers should not change reservations. I felt we inconvenienced the staff by being there.Special Features:
- Fine Italian dining at its bestJTORODined on 4/30/2014I've been to Celli's with family and/or friends on a few occasions and we've never been disappointed. I attended with my wife and daughters last evening. Both the service and our meals were outstanding. The calimari ranks up there with my in-laws homemade version that we devour on Christmas Eve and Good Friday. The pizzas were delicious. The fresh pasta with tomato sauce and basil was also very enjoyable. Highly recommended !!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another Wonderful Sundayfit2btyedDined on 4/27/2014My husband and I made another reservation for Sunday at Cellis,on account it was our anniversary. We were served by a very nice man,very polite and very efficient. We had delicious calamari and mushroom crostini to start,followed by homemade spaghetti with meatballs. The sauce is very good.Our wine was chosen by our server...a Riposso..very nice as well. All in all the evening was a hit , once more Cellis made us feel special. A special thanks to the female server who congradulated us on our anniversary. Well done!Special Features:
- Good quality foodOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 4/26/2014First time at this restaurant. Service was quite slow - we were left standing at the door for about 10 minutes before we were even seated. Perhaps having 1 more server would have helped as the restaurant was quite busy. Very good quality food - starter and main - don't know about dessert as service was too slow. I would try this place again - food was very good quality.Special Features:
- ServiceGoodeatsDined on 4/24/2014We had very poor service. We waited 30 minutes for someone to come back for our dessert order.
- Great spotYankee1Dined on 4/8/2014Frist time eating at Celli's Osteria for lunch and had a great meal! Love the menu and especially the pizza! Can't wait to go back again!Special Features:
- Outstanding foodJJLINVIPDined on 4/6/2014Kudos to the chef(s) at this restaurant. They never disappoint and we never leave unsatisfied. We have been here multiple times and are absolute in love with the pasta. Service is generally very good as well, but we've had our first disappointing night recently. Hopefully it was just a one time kind of thing because we want to keep coming back . Overall we would still highly recommend this place if you love pasta / italian food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ravishingly RusticJudyTBDined on 3/29/2014On the menu - authentic, rustic Italian cuisine. On the plate - beautifully presented food. And lots of it. On the tastebuds - delicious, perfectly cooked and spiced food. I particularly loved the calamari; moist and melt-in-your mouth. The service - friendly and efficient.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Spaghetti and Scallops!TeenDined on 3/27/2014Seventh visit in 12 months, each time ordering Spaghetti with Scallops. Very consistent quality and taste - tomato / basil sauce is fabulous. Service and approach by staff has improved greatly, we had two very pleasant and engaging servers last visit. I have recommended Celli's to several friends and neighbours and will come back often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Honestly...falstaffDined on 3/21/2014even with a voucher, I'd walk elsewhere ! Maybe it's just me, but the place and food just didn't "work." The pasta was too clammy and I don't mean vongole. True the tomato sauce was sure "tomatoee" but when you're paying close to $30 you want pasta that tends to the al dente, not overcooked. The green house salad was pretty tasty although a trifle on the sweet side. But the two pieces of baguette and olive oil replete with a clove of garlic were delicious; just wish the waiter had offered seconds. The clientele was a nice mix of families, lovers, and old folks out for dinner "out". The room when filled up was pleasant enough. We enjoyed the walk back home....
- beautifulday4lunch!insideoutDined on 3/20/2014Thursday...The first day of Spring!..although cold but sunny..my friends and i enjoyed a marvellous lunch at Cellis. WE all had their sumptious Paninis with soups and house salads...Our waitress JAMIE was fast and efficient , while her server friend entertained us with a joke or two! Loved the atmosphere and the wine and food, my friends and i will make this the GO TO spot from here on.Try the hero paninis or the tuna.. both excellent!...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Second visitCouldbebetterDined on 3/14/2014This was our second visit in a few months. After a rocky start, with no one approaching Our table for almost 15 minutes, things were much better from that point on. Food was excellent but the service was just fair. We had another period of about 10 Minutes where all 4 wines glasses were empty but no waitress. To me, you should never be looking Around for wait staff, and 4 empty glasses is pretty glaring. To the owners credit and our Appreciation, they did not charge us for the appitizers and were very apologetic About our Rickey start. Just wish the service was a little more consistant. We will give it another try as the food was once again excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and friendsfit2btyedDined on 3/9/2014Sunday was a nice dinner with friends and family. Great service from Jack and Jamie,they made us feel at home,even with four kids in tow.From our appetisers to our mains and wine, we were never rushed or felt left out. The restaurant is warm and cozy with great pastas, we chose lobster taglietelle, and myself and friends had beet and the mushroom risotto.The bacon scallops app, was to die for, thanks again to our servers, we will come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CelliOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 3/8/2014Food and wine was good but overpriced for what I received. My friend had their pizza special and would highly recommend it....and it was much better priced. Nice atmosphere and great service.Special Features:
- Been here several times andMandADined on 3/1/2014Been here several times and had great experiences. This visit was so-so. Food was good, although the prices seemed to have been raised and the wine prices are very high with more than a 300% mark up in some cases and of course, the bargains were out of stock.. That said the food is good but the service was not up to previous experiences, very slow after serving the mains.I would recommend this to a friend.


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A few years ago, Peter Gabriel released an album on which he covered songs by a number of artists, among them Arcade Fire, David Bowie/Brian Eno, Lou Reed, Bon Iver, David Byrne, and the Magnetic Fields. It was called Scratch My Back. Now, he's announced the details of the follow-up, on which many of those same artists turn around and cover Peter Gabriel songs. It's called And I'll Scratch Yours. (That's the cover art up there.)
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Tue Jun 22 2010You wonder what it must have been like to be 20 or 30 and to watch Godard's 'Breathless' in 1960? Many, whatever their age, must have loathed the arrogant energy, recklessness and sheer, cocky youth of this pulpy tale of a fast-talking, chain-smoking, big-lipped wideboy (Jean-Paul Belmondo) on the run in Paris with a crop-haired American wannabe journalist (Jean Seberg) who sells copies of the Herald Tribune on the Champs-Élysées, wears gorgeous dresses, talks happily about her many lovers and has a sculpture of empty Lucky Strike packets spelling out 'Pourquoi?' on the wall of her tiny flat. What's not to love, you think? What's not to hate, many surely felt?
Fifty years later, 'Breathless' hasn't entered its dotage yet: it remains a film whose know-it-all front you want to sneer at as much as you want to sigh at Seberg and Belmondo's style and run along with their sexually frank chat and epigrams about life and love. That 'Breathless' still comes across as modern and confrontational is a sign of how much it's been copied and how radical it was for a young French filmmaker to pour plaster containing his peculiar concerns about cinema, morality, romance and much else into the tatty mould of the Hollywood gangster B-movie.
There are times when it feels like Godard's first film is designed to be loathed. Look carefully and you'll spot Godard himself, 28 at the time and already an iconoclastic critic for Cahiers du Cinéma. He's the guy in the suit we see snitching on murderous anti-hero Michel Poiccard, pointing him out to the police while pretending to read the paper outside the offices of France Soir. What a rat. But that's Godard all over. He's always been an uningratiating, utterly wilful filmmaker – an artist who invites us into his world and never the other way round.
To watch 'Breathless', a film by a young cinephile hopped up on movies and ideas of what they should be, is to walk into the bedroom of the coolest student in town and discover a giant pinboard of loves, hates, inspirations and thoughts, all moving at 24 frames per second. However, Godard makes the whole thing feel uncommonly speedy and disjointed by employing a frenetic package of stylistic tics: his actors' walking and talking; his cinematographer Raoul Coutard's handheld location shooting; Martial Solal's ceaseless jazz score that moves and changes direction so fast it almost trips over itself; and his editors' jump cuts, which were radical at the time but so common now that we barely notice them.
If you've never seen 'Breathless', see it now – but don't expect an easy ride. If you haven't seen it for ages, see it again and be surprised at the fresh reactions it provokes. Afterwards, you can talk about modernism, you can talk about Godard's dismissal of the cinéma de papa, you can talk about the documentary flavour of the whole thing mixed with the corny template of the cheap noir… But there's one element that it's hard to deconstruct or sound intelligent about – the fact that it's so damn cool.
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Service Coordinator Mike McDonald was one of nine Little Rock Fleet Services Department employees who volunteered to help local Boy Scouts earn their auto mechanics merit badge. Photo: Darryl Syler
This soft ground tunnel will hold 19 million gallons of combined sewer overflows and storm-water, reducing closures at South Boston beaches from three weeks a year to once every five years. Photo: Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
New Jersey's Garden State Parkway made almost $250,000 by selling old transit tokens, which recyclers value for their high nickel-silver and brass content. Photo: Osborne Coinage Co.
Membranes are submerged below the grating and major process units are enclosed to confine odors at this new water reclamation facility. Photo: Black & Veatch
Crowds cheered and the Boston Globe was waiting with photographers when the head of a 17-foot-diameter, custom-made drill that had been at work since last November finally broke through into daylight.
The $148 million project is part of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority's effort to limit illegal discharges at South Boston beaches to five-year storm events. For decades, combined sewer overflows discharged about 21 times a year at six outfalls along the beaches, while stormwater drained there every time it rained, which is about 95 times a year.
Now, combined sewer and storm-water flows will be stored in the tunnel until a storm subsides, then pumped out and sent to a treatment plant.
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While destroying tokens is usually straightforward, removing the stash that New Jersey's Garden State Parkway collected since transitioning to electronic tolling in 1999 was done under cover of night.
There wasn't room for a "destruction truck" at the Parkway's four storage locations, so Osborne Coinage Co. — the company that originally supplied the tokens — arranged to ship them to a secure recycling facility in Cincinnati. Because the 40-inch doorways aren't wide enough for forklifts, the heavy containers of old tokens were removed by hand and then wrapped to ensure security. Five trucks and trailers were required to haul the tokens, which weighed 190,000 pounds, but because the Parkway doesn't allow tractor-trailers an alternate route was devised.
Crews worked from 8 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. in a single night on the project.
Michael Whitley of Partlow, Va., has received the mid-Atlantic region's Professional Operator Excellence Award for public drinking water providers that serve more than 3,300 customers. Under Whitley, the Hanover County Department of Public Utilities and 14 other public systems have maintained perfect compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act for eight consecutive years.
Although government borrowing has fallen, a USA Today analysis of Commerce Department and Census Bureau statistics shows that federal, state, and local governments could spend a record $300 billion on schools, roads, bridges, and other projects this year. By contrast, in 2005, residential construction generated $481 billion — more than twice what governments spent.
Peoria, Ariz., unveils its largest capital improvement initiative: a $110 million water reclamation facility that incorporates membrane bioreactor technology to expand capacity, when necessary, within a relatively small footprint.
By adding several membrane cassettes, the 10 mgd can be expanded to treat 13 mgd of reclaimed water for artificial aquifer recharge. By recharging the aquifer, the city earns water credits that will allow it to extract the equivalent amount of water from the aquifer in the future. Peoria had handled water treatment jointly with the neighboring town of Tolleson.
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Uh, yay team? Your spirit fingers will be flagging early this week, Capricorn. On Tuesday, November 25, sober Saturn (your ruling planet) and social Mercury meet in your eleventh house of community bringing a heavy vibe to your shared efforts. Don't force yourself into head cheerleader mode if you're in any way annoyed, frustrated, or down on your collaborators. This might not signal the end of your shared journey, but it IS a speed bump worth alerting everyone to. Call a team meeting to express your concerns. Being honest about what ISN'T working is the first step — and if you're harboring discontent, it's pretty likely that you're not alone. Just make sure you also come to the table with at least one proactive idea or the conversation could sink into gloom and doom quickly. On the flip side, the Sun-Mercury merger could put you in direct contact with a prestigious group. Membership has its privileges so consider becoming a part of this elite society. (You know you love being an insider, Cap.) Even if you have to pay your dues for a while to rise through the ranks, if being affiliated with this bunch can help you ascend, humble thyself and make those coffee runs. Be careful what you post on social media early in the week! With Saturn and Mercury combined, venting on Facebook — even if you don't name names — could come back to haunt you.
On Thursday — Thanksgiving — Mercury moves on to Sagittarius and your compassionate twelfth house until December 16. The Sun and romantic Venus are already decamped to this dreamy, heartfelt part of your chart. Your cool, composure goes out the window — and consider it a blessing. You could well up expressing your gratitude; and if you can find the words for a toast, there won't be a dry eye in the house. This Mercury cycle also summons the muse, and Venus' influence only amps up that flow. Let your artistic side out to play without forcing your creations into a structure or trying to turn them into a business plan. With Mercury in this nocturnal part of your chart for the next three weeks, you could wake up in the middle of the night with a brilliant idea. For some Capricorns, it will be forgiveness rather than thankfulness that you're focusing on mid-week. Dealing with a disappointment can be hard, but it's better than dwelling in it. Devote the next few weeks to really processing your feelings and doing some deep healing work. A great therapist can do wonders, especially one who specializes in hypnosis since you want to scrub out all the hidden corners of your psyche. Don't rule out the energetic and holistic planes either: a session with a shaman, Reiki practitioner, or acupuncturist can help you get unstuck. This dreamy Mercury phase can also bring some fairy tale romance your way. Surrender to love and release control. True romance requires you to dive into the unknown.
Saturday's quarter moon in your social third house helps you take stock of your crew. You're influenced by the company you keep, not to mention the dialogues that are happening around you. What are the hot topics in your circle? It might be time to infuse some new subject matter into the mix, something a bit more uplifting or interesting. Have you become more concerned with a friend or sibling's success than she is? Let "codependent no more!" be your rallying cry this weekend. It's not your job to play the rescuer role. Though it's hard to watch, you might need to let people learn from their own mistakes. Empower, don't enable. It's also an optimal weekend for connecting to new acquaintances. Schedule a brunch with a promising new friend and let the bonding begin.


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His new album has no date and no name, yet Kendrick Lamar made his second appearance on "Saturday Night Live" this weekend.
Mark your calendars, Nov. 5, 2014 is the day that Kendrick Lamar rapped over a Taylor Swift song.
Kendrick Lamar is all dance moves in his new video for "i". Watch it here.
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Prince and Kendrick Lamar made a surprise collaborative performance of "What's My Name" during the live stream celebration of Prince's two new albums.
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I've always wanted to try out An Tain's house salad, and it was a bit average. It was good but not that great of a meal. Enjoyed their appetizers though, especially the mozzarella sticks, though I'll admit I nearly choked eating one.
This place really is made for kings!
Nice atmosphere going on there, food, drinks, bowling...
As a socialite, I've always wanted to meet a lot of people, and this bar satisfies my expectations. What is very interesting for this club is that it has a bowling area, and as a bowling afficionado, I'm sure I can get a perfect strike at this bar - an excellent 10 points. Food and drinks are great as a treat after a bowling game or two, especially for the bowling vets who spend time playing at the bowling alley.
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