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The Company is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of novel small molecule therapeutics for oncology and other unmet medical needs.
Sunesis seems to have settled into a tight trading range since March, and I see 5.5 as a good trigger to set an underperform so as to take maximal advantage of the fluctuations. I'll likely stick with red thumbs because I think the stock is massively overvalued considering the negative implications of the 2012 interim analysis, which I delineated in one of my previous underperform pitches. As of now, topline data from the VALOR trial is expected in H1 2014 and I'm hoping for a huge upward run that will make puts enormously profitable.

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Blogs : Stirring the Lees with James Molesworth
The Leyda-based winery is working with Pedro Parra and expanding its vineyards
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I had a quick sit down with Claudia Gómez of Chile's Viña Garcés Silva earlier this week. The winery has been working with the Chilean terroir hunter Pedro Parra for about a year now and is already producing wines that are among the more exciting new, cool-climate bottlings to come from Chile in recent vintages.
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The recession is turning the wine industry upside down, And wine lovers are taking advantage
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Some Great New Wines Seeking That Tiny Niche
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Sales of expensive wines have stalled in many quarters. But that hasn't swayed many vintners from sticking to their game plans. Rosemary Cakebread's new Cabernet, the 2007 Gallica, is $125, but it's also sensational.
Wineries still face trying times in 2010, hope discounting can keep them afloat
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Forestry products to be discussed
The Ozark Woodland Owners Association will hold its fall meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the conference room at the Independence County Cooperative Office at 1770 Myers St. in Batesville, according to a news release. Dr. Matt Pelkki, economics professor at the University of Arkansas …
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The Heartsaver cardiopulmonary resuscitation and first aid class will be offered by Vital Link ambulance service from 6 to 10 p.m. Tuesday in the Alan Davis Conference Center, located at 1033 E.M.S. Drive in Batesville. The fee of $25 covers the cost of the textbook …
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SALEM — The members of the Country Quilters Quilt Guild will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in the hall of First Baptist Church in Salem. A board meeting for members will be at 8:30. After a brief business meeting, refreshments will be served. The program …
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MELBOURNE — Following are the best of show winners in the North Central Arkansas District Fair, held Sept. 24 through 29 at Melbourne. Apiary (honey) — adult, David Long Art department — acrylic: adult, Connie Hood; junior, Jessica Wilcoxson; oil: adult, Dixie Wilson; junior, Kristen …
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A little over a month since signing free agent Anthony Hargrove, the Dallas Cowboys released the much-maligned NFL player on Thursday. The team announced the move on their website today but did not specify a reason for Hargrove's release.
The Cowboys signed Hargrove to a one-year, veteran-minimum deal in mid-May with the belief that he could add depth along the defensive line behind starters DeMarcus Ware and Anthony Spencer. Hargrove had high hopes of making the Cowboys' 90-man roster in training camp and rebranding himself, after spending last season out of football due to the NFL's suspension for his role in the New Orleans Saints' Bountygate scandal.
"You've seen my life. There's no such thing as hopelessness. Hopefully what's happening with me now is testimony to anybody that feels that way," said Hargrove. "Hopefully they understand (what's) been taken away because there is no hopelessness."
"If you want something bad enough, you've just got to persevere and fight for it. And in the end, it usually works out for you."
But Hargrove did not show enough to prove his worth to the Dallas Cowboys this offseason after taking a year off from football. Hargrove struggled with his conditioning during offseason practices, and reportedly spent several sessions working out individually on the sidelines.
Entering the league as a third-round pick with the St. Louis Rams in 2004, Hargrove spent the first three seasons of his career there in St. Louis. He played the next two seasons for the Buffalo Bills, appearing in just 14 games during that stint before joining the Saints in 2009 and winning a Super Bowl with the team in February 2010. He signed with the Philadelphia Eagles ahead of the 2011 season but was released in the final cuts before finding his place with the Seattle Seahawks in September.
Hargrove was suspended eight games of the 2012 season by the NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for allegedly lying to the investigators in an attempt to conceal the Saints' bounty program. Although his suspension was later reduced to just two games, Hargrove did not appear in a game last season since he did not sign with another team following his release by the Packers last preseason. Hargrove has not played in a regular season contest since the Seahawks' Christmas Eve game in 2011.
The 29-year-old Hargrove appeared in 102 games with 25 starts, while amassing 168 tackles, 19.5 sacks, one pass defensed and four forced fumbles during his career.
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Another coloring practice… :/
I still can't decide what 'style' I want…, all I know is I want something that is not so time consuming *lazyshots*
My OC DOREMI…
trying out a supposedly new coloring style…but meh x.x :/
mochiron OC lalala~
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daily mochiron?!? D:
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yay its Sophia~~! another mochiron character!
darling sister did the design and sketchies, I did the lines and colors.
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Usher's ex-wife, Tameka Raymond, has filed legal docs -- obtained by TMZ -- in which she blames the singer for the near-death pool accident that landed their 5-year-old in ICU.
In the docs, Tameka claims Usher Raymond V was left unsupervised in the swimming pool when his arm got stuck in the drain. Tameka says Usher delegated his supervisory responsibilities to his aunt ... who she believes was not on the ball.
Tameka, who is asking for temporary primary custody of their two children, says it's typical that Usher delegates responsibility for their kids ... because he's out of town 85% of the time every month.
What's more, she says Usher had fired every caregiver who was on staff when he was awarded primary custody ... and she's clearly saying the replacements are not up to snuff.
In the documents, which were filed Tuesday -- the day after the pool accident -- Tameka wants decision-making power over the children's education, healthcare, religion and extracurricular activities.
The hearing has been set for Friday at 2pm ET.
How does she expect him to earn a living if she expects him to be tethered to his kids. Just because she wants to sit on her ass all day collecting a check doesn't make her a good parent. It just makes her a gold digger. Usher, you should have listened to your mother!
I don't think either parent is fit to have the kids. They need to be taken and given to a family that will love them. If Usher is so concerned about his kids he would be home more. Neither Usher or Tameka are fit to raise the kids.
It can be negligence on Ushers part for placing his kid under the supervision of someone incapable. Or it could have just been a simple accident. It's left to the judge to decide now.
the judge should ask her, "if *you* cared so much about your son, why were you are the courthouse filing papers the day after, instead of sitting by his side in ICU?"
i know he loves his boys, but everyday usher must be kicking himself for not listening to his mother about that gold digging vulture....
Let this go through the legal process. Shes already lost one child, I think its okay to Just let her overreact, I'd say Its well deserved, if she gets custody she does, of things stay the same well they do...
And AGAIN DUDE!!! You weren't with your 11 year old when he died!! She is an idiot!!
Usher needs to undergo a mental health exam at a minimum before being allowed near those kids. Tameka has a right to be fearful of her child's safety. Someone please protect this child from this maniac!
She is bitter over loosing custody of the children, so she jump to the opportunity, she just kicked him when his down. oh Usher you should of listen to your mama !
So I guess she caused her other son to die by her inactions???????? Disgusting money grabbing biiiiitch.
I am offended by ushers picture if him and his kids dressed like stereotype Mexicans!!! It is extremely racist! Why is it only ok for blacks to be racist? If it were someone dressed like a black person it'd be all over the news! Ok, so I'm totally not offended by it as a Latina but I'm just trying to make a point. Hope u all get it.
Usher is like a gay man in an orgy who sucks his own penis.
Doesn't seem like anyone really watches these kids. We always stayed right with the kids and/or pets anywhere near the pool and had swim vests on them, preventing them from going under...animals too...we had little doggie vests.
While this was a horrible accident, it was a preventable accident and should serve as a wake up call to people celebrities of residential pools to check and replace old, unsafe pool drains. In 2008 the President Signed into law the Baker Pool and Safety Act. The law mandated all new pool drains be manufactured where no child hair, hand, toy ... Could be caught and every public pool by law had to replace these unsafe drains. The law also instructed residential owners during the last 5 years to replace these old drains (new safe drains are only $30) and the government has sent yearly notices to every pool man/weekly pool service company instructing their clients to upgrade their drains - for 5 years now. Parents be sure to act on this because Usher and his pool man do not do what they should have done too keep those kids safe. I know it was a terrible accident, but a preventable accident none the less.
Usher gets dressed like a Mexican Bandido is not racist
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National Grid, the gas distribution and electricity transmission company, has a rolling programme to replace the UK's major gas distribution pipelines. Works agreed with the Health & Safety Executive in 2001 committed National Grid to replacing all metal gas mains within 30 metres of a property, amounting to 91,000km of pipe, which will be replaced with modern polythene pipes over a 30 year period.
AMEC was selected as its partner in the M1 Corridor Gas Alliance delivering key sections in Sheffield, Leicester, Nottingham and Derby. This has now expanded to other areas including Grimsby, Doncaster, Scunthorpe, Barton on Humber, Hinckley and Nuneaton. This long-term relationship is one of just four major alliances that National Grid has undertaken to complete the upgrade programme across the country.
"Throughout the Alliance partnership, AMEC as our delivery partner has maintained not only a sustainable performance in the personal safety arena but has also driven year on year improvements. The partnership has worked hard to embed a behavioural culture around personal accountability for safety and compliance. This combined with efficient project delivery, geographic flexibility, in a challenging regulatory environment, has seen AMEC provide a great contribution to National Grid's delivery of its gas mains replacement programme."
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The Alliance involves both National Grid and AMEC staff working together to deliver the replacement programme safely, on time and within budget. Strong relationships have been built with stakeholders ensuring swift resolution of any issues that arise. This has meant that year on year the programme of works has been delivered successfully.
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The Master Musicians of Jajouka come to LPR Sunday for a concert showcasing the music of The Road to Jajouka, a benefit album on which they collaborated with many great musicians. Here's "Into the Rif" featuring Marc Ribot and Shahzad Ismailey.
Sunday's show will feature the Master Musicians of Jajouka, led by Bachir Attar, along with Medeski Martin & Wood drummer Billy Martin, DJ Logic, Marc Ribot on guitar, and Shahzad Ismaily on Bass.
Marc Ribot's Los Cubanos Postizos plays LPR this Friday. Here's a video from the last time the group took our stage back in June.
Here's what happens when the incredible musical forces that are Deerhoof and Marc Ribot come together. From their Record Store Day split 7" on Northern Spy.
Deerhoof plays LPR on Saturday 5/3, and Ribot is here with his trio on Monday 5/12 and with Los Cubanos Postizos on Friday 5/16.
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John Zorn's The Song Project at the Moers Festival in Germany in May 2013. Watch the full set here.
Zorn brings The Song Project (and all of the performers you see in this video) to LPR this Sunday for the first of two back-to-back Zorn@60 shows.
It's far too early to start thinking about Christmas, but it's not too early to grab your tickets for Sunday's Zorn@60 shows at LPR.
Here's John Zorn's "The Christmas Song" featuring Marc Ribot, Kenny Wollesen, Trevor Dunn, Joey Baron, Cyro Baptista and Mike Patton, all of whom will be joining him on stage this weekend.
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Don't miss two amazing Zorn@60 shows this Sunday at LPR. Zorn will be joined by fellow trailblazers like Mike Patton, Marc Ribot, John Medeski, Joey Baron, Trevor Dunn and Cyro Baptista.
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Zorn will be at LPR this Sunday, September 29 for two Zorn@60 shows celebrating his 60th birthday:
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And at 10pm Zorn's Moonchild band (featuring Mike Patton, John Medeski, Trevor Dunn and Joey Baron) will perform Templars: In Sacred Blood.
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When people find themselves at a crossroads, Mrs. Lee of Mrs. Lee's Palm Psychic Reader can help them choose which way to go. With more than 40 years of experience, she has acquired a number of tools that help her decipher people's destinies and go beyond just intuition. She peers into palms to decipher messages about her clients' pasts, presents, and futures from their individual patterns of lines and creases. With her desk of tarot cards she helps guide clients make decisions about love, family, and career. Beyond that, she also aids people in bettering their psychic health by balancing chakras and performing spiritual cleansing.
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When travelling from Reading to Heathrow, it could be quite an expensive journey. Due to this it's probably a high investment decision where you will come to expect professional service. There are certain traits to look out for and this article will highlight some of them.
Book In Advance
When it comes to booking your taxi you should always have the option to book in advance. Be wary of any taxi firm that doesn't allow you to do this as you're putting a lot of trust into them. Booking in advance give you the opportunity to sort out prices, times and locations for a smooth journey.
Close Service
The taxi firm you're after should be located within the Reading and Heathrow area. Having a firm close by gives them a level of expertise other drives won't be able to achieve. It will also enable them to plan out their routes in advance. This means that you'll get to your destination on time and in a smooth fashion.
Having a taxi firm close by will also mean that they'll be are to get to you quicker as they won't be as far away.
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If you want to travel in style then you should look upon a taxi firm that allows this. There are some taxi firms out there that allow you to select a more luxury car to travel in with your own driver. Many of these include brand new Mercedes with leather interior.
Driving around in a luxury car isn't only there to look good. Many of these cars have a much finer interior that means that you're comfortable throughout your journey. A lot also have a lot of leg room.
A Fixed Price
Being able to call and get a fixed price is something that will enable you to track your expenses. If you're going to be travelling on holiday then knowing how much it's going to cost will go a long way. You don't want to come to the end of your journey and find out that it was more expensive than you first planned. Always call the taxi firm and see if they can give you a fixed price.
This also plays into flight time costs. Sometimes your flight could be delayed or an instance could happen where you'll be running late. You'll want to ensure you can count on your taxi firm to compensate for this and not charge you extra. Ring up and ask to see if they charge extra for waiting time.
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North Spokane Rite-Aid robbed twice in two weeks
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Updated On: Dec 19 2012 05:03:15 AM CST
Spokane police are looking for a man who robbed a North Spokane Rite-Aid at gunpoint.
The robbery happened around 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Rite-Aid on North Division Street at the 'Y.'
This Rite-Aid was also robbed exactly two weeks ago.
Spokane police said they are looking for a white man who is about 6 feet and 3 inches tall with red hair. He was wearing a grey mask at the time of the robbery.
Police used K-9's in an attempt to track the suspect, but the dogs were unable to find him.
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HARRISONBURG-- Later today, Harrisonburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority Director, Mike Wong, will make a report to the city of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County about the progress of ending homelessness in the area. Last year, the city and county made a pledge to try to end homelessness within 10 years.
Wong said the numbers of homeless have been rising for the past few years due to the economy. He will tell them that progress has been inconsistent. There have been more data collection and collaboration between agencies, but there was difficulty in getting additional resources for new programs.
The numbers of homeless are growing among school aged kids. Harrisonburg public schools reported 28 homeless students so far this year, which is growing at a faster rate than last year.
Because of the fragile economy, Wong said homelessness can happen to anyone. "All of us are one medical issue away from potentially becoming homeless. If we are unable to work, and we have huge medical bills that we are unable to pay, then we all are going to be challenged to maintain our homes," said Wong.
He added that the county and city have nine more years to try to make a difference, and they are just getting started with a lot of new programs and initiatives to fight the problem.
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In this definitive guide to selective mutism the latest research and understanding are consolidated in chapters from experts in the fields of speech therapy, psychology, music therapy and education and communication. It includes helpful information on the various treatment and therapeutic options with illustrative case studies. more »2014, Paperback: £19.99/ $31.95
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Using drama in the classroom is an effective way of supporting a child's social and emotional development. This book details how drama can provide appropriate avenues for dealing with the issues that affect children and provides a wealth of captivating drama-based activities that will help the child to overcome their problems. more »2012, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
Merges' program is based on the concept that there are 10 hurdles that make it challenging for people with ASD to enjoy social interaction. This book guides the reader through planning, running, and assessing group sessions designed to help participants overcome these hurdles, and ultimately enjoy more independent and fulfilling lives. more »2010, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
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If you have unwanted possessions and simply don't have the time or know-how to sell or auction them on your own, a reputable consignment business might be just what you need. The consignment operation will handle the marketing and sale of your merchandise, and hopefully you will make some money in the process.
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Swingsters to Perform at East Harbor State Park
East Harbor State Park will be featuring their Friday Night Musicfest, Friday, June 27, from 6:30-9 p.m. in front of the East Harbor State Park Camp Store.
East Harbor will be presenting The Swingsters from the Toledo and Oregon area. When listening to The Swingsters, listeners are transported to a time of the Glen Miller Orchestra or the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra.
This 25 piece orchestra includes vocalists, a full contingent of horns, including sousaphones, clarinets, flutes and it is required for them to have the baritone horn, which makes them more of a Big Band Orchestra.
Join us for this great free entertainment. Donations to the band will be gratefully accepted. Bring a lawn chair and your dancing shoes. This concert is open to the public and there is plenty of parking. Pizza, snacks and hand-dipped Toft's ice cream will be available for purchase in the Camp Store.


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I am sick and tired of being disapointed with Boston's food
I have been living in Boston for nearly three years now, and have yet find a rest. that is consistant and pleasing. I eat at some local places, but to tell you the truth I am getting really bored with them. Any suggestions for good old food whether it be American, new, old ethnic etc....
What kind of food do you like? What has disappointed you so much? Explain in a little more detail, please.
I am new to this site. I like fresh simple and healthy meals. I appreciate new tastes, and am willing to try just about anything. I am also on a low buget so when that comes into account, it makes it hard to try new things. What dissapoints me so much is when I do venture out to try new places, the food never seems to be worth the money. Maybe it's my additude that makes it harder to enjoy. I have traveled a bit in the Middle East and Italy and never had a bad meal there. Even when I am in NYC I always feel content after I eat. There's something about the restaurants that I have tried in Boston that just don't please me. Some places that I frequent are Border cafe in Cambridge, the Town Diner in Watertown, Oleana for special occasions, and varius Thai, and Korean places. Other places that I have gone to and was frustrated with are Sonsie, Ten Tables (loved the atmospher), the Red Fez...etc
Border Cafe and Sonsie? No wonder you're frustrated.
There are countless threads on this group for good cheap places to eat. Some of my personal faves:
Panificio in Beacon Hill and Back Bay (Italian-inspired cafe food)
Tapeo in Back Bay/Dali in Somerville (real-deal Spanish)
Brown Sugar in Fenway/Similans in East Cambridge (Thai)
Sugar & Spice in Porter Square (Thai)
Wing's Kitchen in Chinatown (Shanghai style Chinese, though not as good as in NYC)
Sichuan Garden and Zoe's in Brookline Village (spicier Sichuan and Hunan style cookery)
Qingdao Garden in North Cambridge (northern style Chinese and lovely dumplings)
Pierrot Bistrot Francais in Beacon Hill (French)
Daily Catch in the North End (Italian with just a little garlic)
For special occasions:
No. 9 Park
Hammersley's Bistro
Blue Ginger
of all places, Harvard Faculty Club (but you need an in there)
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Wow, I've never heard anyone list the faculty club along with Hammersley's and No. 9. I've had only a few decent meals there and never a memorable one.
A question for the OP, do you feel like the food/price ratio is inadequate or is it something else?
There are definitely a lot of places in the Boston area that are inexpensive, yet good, and have healthy options. Here are some that I like that fit in this category:
Reef Cafe, Allston (Syrian/Lebanese)
Greek Corner, Cambridge (Greek)
Antico Forno, Boston (Italian/pizza)
Dok Bua, Brookline (Thai)
King Fung Garden, Chinatown (Chinese)
Pho 2000, Dorchester (Vietnamese)
Classic India, Quincy (Indian)
Shanghai Gate, Allston (Chinese)
Paramount, Beacon Hill (American)
I'm still not sure exactly what the issue is with your experiences. You say tha the food "never seems to be worth the money". Can you give us an example of a dining experience where you felt that way, and why? Also, an example perhaps, of a place in NYC where you feel "content", and what the difference was? To be honest, given some of the places you mentioned, I'm not surprised you aren't happy.
Having said that, I'll go out on a limb and offer up some suggestions I hope you might enjoy:
Peach Farm, Taiwan Cafe, King Fung Garden...all in Chinatown, all excellent renditions of various Chinese regional cuisines.
Kaze Shabu-Shabu restaurant in Chinatown. Fresh ingredients with tasty broth choices. It's healthy, delicious and fun.
Brown Sugar Cafe and Trattoria Toscana, both on Jersey St. in the Fenway. Very good Thai and Tuscan-style Italian food.
Rangtzen Tibetan in Central Sq, Cambridge
Addis Red Sea Ethiopian in the South End (definitely different, and tasty and not expensive)
The Helmand Afgani restaurant in East Cambridge
Brookline Family Restaurant, a very nice Turkish place in Brookline Village (inexpensive and very tasty). The Sichuan Garden Chinese place next door is also excellent.
For Indian food, the India Quality House on Comm Ave. is quite good, and cheap too.
I'm sure others will have suggestions, too. So let us know if we hit the mark for you.
I've lived in New York before (twice, actually). Name a few of the places you frequented and enjoyed there, and perhaps I can recommend the Boston versions.
In the meantime, here are a few places I enjoy on the relative cheap (warning: I live in the North End, so my list leans heavily that way):
-For GREAT sandwiches/subs, the Fresh Cheese Shop on Endicott is really good. They're mainly a cheese and salami/cured meats shop, but they'll make a sammy out of anything in the place you choose.
-For a healthy, authentic Neopolitan pizza, I like Antico Forno on Salem Street. REALLY simple, fresh pies. Just a little sauce, fresh buffalo mozzarella, and a few basil leaves, all cooked in their huge brick oven.
-If you happen to have a little money in your pocket, Mare is pretty wonderful. All-organic seafood.
-For Thai, I like Bangkok City on Mass. Ave. Be sure to ask for the Thai Menu, and I almost guarantee you'll love the food.
-For cheap, authentic Mexican, jump on the train and head for Providence. Mexico (on Atwells Ave. past all the Itaian places) has the best peasant Mexican around. For healthy vegetarian tacos and burritos, try Taqueria la Mexicana in Somerville.
I'll stop now and let you list a few NY spots you like.
I had similar frustrations when I first moved to Boston - many of the touted places are overrated and overpriced in my opinion. You must also remember the history of this town - until recently, it really was not a good eating town.
Personally, I have been able to come to a fragile peace with dining in Boston largely by staying out of Boston proper and heading to the satellites such as Cambridge, Somerville, East Boston, where food tends to be served simpler but somehow better, at least to me.
To wit, I'd recommend that you try the following places to see if they suit you:
Tacos Lupita - Near Porter Sq., Somerville - Fresh and simple Mexican / Salvadoran food - I eat here once a week - try the taco combo (3 tacos + rice and beans) for value.
Neighborhood Restaurant - Union Sq., Somerville - Portuguese-influenced weekend brunch outside in the courtyard under a fully-laden arbor - Great food, generous portions, try the cream of wheat instead of fresh fruit.
R.F. O'Sullivan's, Beacon Street, Somerville - Well-liked burgers, get rings instead of fries. Also recommend Tir Na Nog in Union Square - very decent burgers and fries in a very congenial atmosphere, although much more subterranean than O'Sully.
Vinny's at Night, Broadway, East Somerville - Sicilian/So. Italian cooking in a casual environment - try the double-thick pork chop in vinegar/pepper sauce or beef bresciola. I don't go to the North End for Italian - I go here. Also try Carlo's Cucina on Brighton Ave. in Brighton for similar vibe and value.
Santarpio's in East Boston for pizza, grilled lamb and homemade grilled sausage.
Rincon Limeno in East Boston for very decent Peruvian, including one piquant! ceviche!
Maybe these are the kinds of places that you seek, perhaps not. But when I think of Italian cooking, these places are the closest American equivalents, in that the places seem to showcase a very basic love of food, without all the foodie-ist trappings. There are of course times for fancy, but this is about my everyday chow.
I would recommend The Fireplace (Brookline), pricey but good. Helmand (Cambridge) for Afghani food. Bricco (North End), pricey but good. Addis Red Sea (South End), Ethiopian. Just a few ideas.
Ms. Boomer Chronicles
As much as I feel that Boston could do with some more inspired choices when it comes to restaurants, I would be hard-pressed to say that there is not a good meal to be found in the city. My advice is to set your sights off the beaten path.
A cross section of your list would suggest that some of your choices are driven more by popular buzz (a la The Improper Bostonian) than by other, more adventurous palates. If you are as well-traveled as your suggest, I think that Boston has more than enough to offer by way of ethnic food and direct queries on Chowhound should turn up an array of choices.
As an aside, what is it about your attitude that you see as holding you back?
re: Ernie Diamond
Yes, *never* rely on a good review in things like Boston Magazine, the Improper Bostonian, and the like. A bad review might be a reason for caution if the critiques seem well-founded. But a good review is nearly worthless, because those publications are all about happy-clappy boosterism in one form or another. Anything targeted at students is similarly likely to be biased the needs of that special demographic, not towards really good eats as such; any place with a scene is usually more about the scene than about the food (hint: Boston leaves hipness and glamor to other cities, one thing many of us are grateful for here).
re: Karl S
I agree. A good strategy might be to just "get lost" in the city--find some interesting neighborhoods you know little about, check out menus of restaurants that you come across along the way that you have never heard of, and see if the places seem to be packed with locals from the neighborhood. That, plus getting some good tips from this site, should get you on your way to finding some great spots.
A good example is last night; I had heard about a place called Zaleks in Wakefield from someone on Chowhound. The place is behind the CVS on a quiet side street, and there is little info on the place (and I don't know Wakefield very well, so of course, I got lost). Well, it turned out to be a terrific little spot for Greek cuisine and sandwiches. But you won't hear about a place like that in Boston Magazine or the like.
Same goes with Pho Yuen Dong in Quincy, where I went last weekend. There isn't much info about the restaurant in the big magazines and newspapers, but when you walk in to the place and realize that EVERYONE dining there is Vietnamese, you know the place is probably pretty good (and it was).
Believe me, there are some great places out there in the Boston area. Let us know if you find any over the next few weeks!
re: hiddenboston
I absolutely agree with hiddenboston regarding reviews. Most of my favorite restaurant "finds" have been from recommendations on this board, or other similar places, or friends whose taste I respect, or have been places I've driven by and was curious enough to finally try out for myself.
My only other comment would be that I do read restaurant reviews in CERTAIN places, where I feel that my tastes agree with the reviewer. For example, a review in Boston magazine or Improper or Stuff at Night or even the Boston Globe would generally mean nothing to me, because I don't have a lot of respect for the reviewers' taste.
However, reviews in the Weekly Dig, the Phoenix, the Patriot Ledger, and the Herald even, I have found to be more in line with what I would enjoy.
altho you did not suggest a good and solid meal can be had at the porter square food stalls[ really casual sitdown restaurants] the fish is fresh as well the vegetables and the meals are made right after you order. never a disappointing meal easy on your budget really . the happy hour at mccormick and schmidts has great deals too..hamburgs and oysters[in season and FRESH] for very wallet friendly prices..good luck with all of the great choices
re: Aromatherapy
At the very least it'll change your waistline :-)
Cafe Appolonia in Roslindale is good fresh food. Not the cheapest but not the priciest either. It is Albanian food.
Lordy, lordy, I have a list of restaurants, places that I have yet to visit for chow!
Funny, I agree the Herald's food recommendations are much better than the Globe's! Didn't know about the Weekly Dig had a food section! Thanks!
"I like fresh simple and healthy meals." - There are many threads on this board about this topic - use the search function.
"I appreciate new tastes, and am willing to try just about anything. I am also on a low budget so when that comes into account, it makes it hard to try new things. What disappoints me so much is when I do venture out to try new places, the food never seems to be worth the money." - Hounds are consistently offering opinions on a variety of cuisines with a range of price tags attached to them - read up on the board. Use the search function to search by cuisine or location or price.
"Maybe it's my attitude that makes it harder to enjoy." - Seems like you set yourself up to not like food in the city - what about your attitude is holding you back?
"I have traveled a bit in the Middle East and Italy and never had a bad meal there." - Really? I've had bad meals everywhere I've lived and traveled, I can't seem to get lucky 100% of the time - you sure do seem lucky. Italy, the Middle East & NYC are all vastly larger places than the great Boston area; try to keep that in mind.
"Even when I am in NYC I always feel content after I eat." - I'm from NYC - where do you like to eat there? I'll give you comparable places here.
"There's something about the restaurants that I have tried in Boston that just don't please me." Can you put a finger on it?
"Some places that I frequent are Border cafe in Cambridge, the Town Diner in Watertown, Oleana for special occasions, and various Thai, and Korean places. Other places that I have gone to and was frustrated with are Sonsie, Ten Tables (loved the atmosphere), the Red Fez...etc" - Boarder Cafe? For something other than margaritas? Hey, if you like cockroaches in your food, that's none of my business. If you've lived here for 3 years and are still eating at the same restaurants, try something new. There are enough recommendations on this thread, not to mention the entire board, to get you started.
Agree with all the above. Some further restaurant suggestions on the cheap/tasty side:
Cafe Jaffa, solid, tasty, cheap middle eastern food. Limster recently posted about the fava falafel.
Sophia's Grotto in Roslindale has inexpensive wines by the glass, and affordable salads, appetizers, pizzas, and sandwiches. Entrees are a bit more expensive, but the gnocchi (usu. avail. in winter) is wonderful and worth the price.
Bukhara in Jamaica Plain: not the cheapest indian food, but one of the tastiest, despite the typical horrible service in all indian restaurants.
La Paloma in Quincy has very affordable, very tasty Mexican food.
Fuji on North Hancock Street in Quincy (not the one in Quincy Center) has tasty sushi and cooked japanese lunch specials. Not the best ever, but very affordable and generous.
Quincy has lots of great chinese, vietnamese, indian, and other ethnic places. Do a search, and you'll get tons of hits.
JP Seafood (in JP)/Village Sushi (in Roslindale) both have affordable, very good japanese food. JP Seafood has some nice korean dishes.
Cheap Brazilian food can be had in Somerville, Cambridge, and Everett. And there are tons of cheap good places in the North End. My current favorite is Massimino's.
The Weekly Dig reviews and (occasionally) the Cheap Eats section of the Globe are reliable for good reccomendations. Keep digging.
I've returned to Boston in the last year after living in some chow oasis and deserts, and from my perspective it's a great place for restaurants. Boston is also a great place for food shopping if you like to cook (as a grad student I got really interested in cooking as it was cheaper than going out, and sometimes even better than the available restaurants).
I'm not sure where you live but I've come to associate restaurants with T stops (I ride the T), so as I read Chowhound I file away which restaurants are where and then I'll take an excursion and walk by to check the menu and maybe have an appetizer or meal. Chowhound is a great way to get real insight into all the choices available in Boston, there are a huge number of discussions that can be searched or you can start one as you've done here.
Some more suggestions, they vary by price but are all comfortable and good: the several restaurants in the Porter Exchange building at Porter Square, Casablanca in Harvard Square, East Coast Grill at Inman Square, Miracle of Science by MIT, Neptune Oyster Bar in the North End, many restaurants in Chinatown (I'm not expert on these however), Shino Sushi at Copley Square, Eastern Standard at Kenmore Square, Boca Grande at Coolidge Corner, Washington Square Tavern at Washington Square.
Bosotn and the outer areas have great places to eat.. you have to just look and do your research. BOrders is liek a chain so why go? You get what you pay for...
Somerville and Cambridge have great places to eat... Out of the Blue in SOmertville is great for fish.. fresh, made to order and Steve adn Brad are great people. The porter Sq foodmarket has great cheap food... Little Vinnie's and Vinneys are great. Pini's makes a great ot go slice.. much better than their take out pie's.
Pho Lemongrass in Brookline has great pho.. I am sure some people on this board can give even better recommendations for pho in the dorchester area.
Thai Moon in Arlington is one of the best Thai places I have eaten at. I miss the fact I am in not in Somerville anymore b/c Thai Moon was so close:)
Rosi Sq has Sophia's Grotto, Gusto which is now Nuvo is supposed to be great - I have not yet eaten there. The Pleasant Cafe for their pizza and old time attitude. Village Sushi was yummy.
West Rox has a bunch of places.. a new one called Himalayian Bistro is great.. Samia's is also great for cheap fresh lebanese food.
JP has a few good places.. WOnder spice is ok, Bukhara was good, Dogwood pizza is good. Hyde Sq has a few cuban places.
Cafe Italia in East Boston (the original one) has great food. Uncle Pete's in Revere has some damn good bbq....
Definitely agree about Cafe Italia in Central Square, East Boston. Very few people know about this place; it has a cappuccino bar in the front, and an attractive dining room in the back. It's very old-school, as many places in East Boston are (Jeveli's and Rino's, to name a couple).
re: hiddenboston
Yes this is my go to place for dessert after dinner in the area (or before a flight). They have several home made desserts that are deliscious and they pull an excellent espresso.
re: hiddenboston
Please tell me more about Cafe Italia in East Boston. Last year we went to Zafferano's in East Boston and loved it! Heard about it on these boards and got directions. Where exactly is Central Square in East Boston? How would I get to Cafe Italia? Website or too small a place? Please also tell more about Jeveli's and Rino's. I'm sure there are more diamonds in the rough out there!
re: shopgirl
I am terrible w/ directions so all I can say is make sure you go to the original not the one in the heights. The bar area in back was built a while back but they did a great job w/it. The chef i loved is long gone so I haven't been in a while but I was never disappointed w/ a meal there. It is freah and great italian food. The appetizer of stuffed red peppers makes my mouth water.. i haven't had them in so long! And it is (or was) fun to watch the old timers that went in for cappucino.
re: shopgirl
The original Caffe Italia (which is indeed the one to go to) is at 150 Meridian Street; you just walk up Meridian Street about 7 minutes from Maverick Square (Maverick T stop on the Blue Line). It might have the single best cup of espresso in Greater Boston, and a lot more genuine atmosphere than many North End caffes. It feels like what it is, a three-generation family-owned and operated place. You probably don't want to play cards with the old Italian-American *nonni* there: they'll clean you out.
re: shopgirl
FYI, if you want to try Jeveli's its one of a few restaurants that regularly has a $25 gift certificate for $10 on restaurant.com (Sunset Cafe/Grill in Cambridge also does and Bomboa used to), plus apparently they have a 60% off coupon 78022 through 8/31, so you would get it for $4 I think. Needs to be a party of four, though. http://tinyurl.com/h6kn9
That said its quite different than Zafferano's -- its a veal parm, lobster pie, clams casino, shrimp scampi kind of place. Its in Day Square (Bennington and Chelsea) and pretty easy to find. I have never been to Rino's and its a bit harder to find (on saratoga), but its supposed to be excellent old school perhaps with more of an emphasis on pasta.
Caffe Italia is near the entrance to the Sumner tunnel and pretty accessable driving too. And don't for get Santarpio's too :-)
If you want something that is a bit between Zafferano's and the old school places, you could try Abbondanza in Everett.
re: cswim06
Sounds like you got all your restaurant recs exlusively from Zagats and Boston Mag. Enjoy New York. And don't let the door hit you on the way out.
BTW, I've lived in NYC (twice). With only two or three exceptions, their "pizzarias" wouldn't last a week in Boston.
re: cswim06
Ummmm...so why are you reading or posting on this board?
bostonbob, i'll assume you're joking re: pizza.
bbhound, since when was this a fans-only lounge?
i think the problem with the boston scene is that it is still in a tranistion period from infamous culinary backwater specializing in chowder and not much else to a truly passable restaurant town. i'm sure its made some decent strides, but its got a looooong way to go.
there's also the fun factor, the intangible elements of glamour, sophistication, youth and sexiness that nyc has in spades and boston is lacking. oh, and the fact that much of the city turns into a ghostown come midnight is no help...
No, I'm not joking about gthe pizza. I mean, of COURSE NY has some great places (I particularly like John's, Lombardi's, and Grimaldi's), but most of the street corner places are just horrible. Maybe it's a matter of regional tastes, but I don't consider a pizza "great" simply because it has a limp, doughy crust that can easily be folded over.
And BTW, I realize NYC has the best restaurants in the country. My favorite is Daniel, which I absoluetly love. But to completely put down Boston just reeks of the superiority complex that seeps out of most New Yorkers' pores. For God's sake, NYC has over 10 million people. Boston has a little more than half a million. If NYC didn't have more great restaurants, it'd be an embarrassment.
We see a number of City X is better, more chowy etc... than City Y posts every once in a while. For the most part, they never lead good chow and often lead to flame wars.
Thus, such rants are counterproductive and usually off-topic. In our experience, making sweeping statements about an area's chow does not make one eat better. It's also beside the point, as the best chowhounds chow without borders; comparing one area with another is often meaningless in the big chow world out there.
Please focus on seeking out the best chow in you can with your available resources -- it's a much more delicious experience.
We'll be removing further posts comparing Boston to New York, so please keep further responses focused on Boston chow.


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