I live in Florida and own a 2009 BMW 335i (no liens) valued at $USD45,000. I will be relocating to Toronto Canada soon. Is it better to sell my car in Florida and buy a new 1 in Canada, or just drive the car to Toronto and re-register the car there. Any idea of cost to transfer and register a US car in Canada?Moving from Florida to Toronto Canada. Should i sell my BMW or take it with me and register it in Toronto?Hi, I suggest sell the car and buy another one in Canada.!
It depends of many factors if you are canadian or you are not, PLUS (+)
forms, originals, money, copies, license, insurance, registration, time, weather (-5 C with wind factor -19C), waiting time, your Status, Immigration, etc, etc, etc .
I recommend this web site for more info:
鈥egistrar of Imported Vehicles (RIV)
405 The West Mall, Suite 400
Toronto ON M9C 5K7
Within North America: 1-888-848-8240 (English and French)
Outside North America: 1-416-626-1803
Internet Address: www.riv.ca
E-mail Address: info@riv.ca
Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)
Within Canada: 1-800-461-9999
Outside Canada: 1-204-983-3500 or 1-506-636-5064
Internet Address: www.cbsa.gc.ca
Al the best for you and wellcome to Canada !Moving from Florida to Toronto Canada. Should i sell my BMW or take it with me and register it in Toronto?
There is a bit of hassle but not a lot. You may have to get a Daytime Running Light module installed but a Canadian BMW dealer can do that for you. Your speedometer already has metric speeds on it and no one cares if your odometer is in miles.
Likely you will drop $300 or so registering it in Canada. Plus the cost of the lighting control module if they make you get one. You could also ask the dealer in Florida if they can get you one or check out the link below.
Or do a Yahoo search for "adding daytime running lights BMW"Moving from Florida to Toronto Canada. Should i sell my BMW or take it with me and register it in Toronto?Your car was built for the USA market.Canada is all metric now.You will need a letter of compliance from BMW USA stating that you car meets all Canadian requirements.Even if it does you will have to pay tax on it again.Might I suggest that you call an international broker to see if it is economically feasible? I went the other way.Born and raised in Toronto, we now live south of Tampa.Moving from Florida to Toronto Canada. Should i sell my BMW or take it with me and register it in Toronto?
If its your personal property and you are bringing it with you for your personal use (ie: not to resell it) then it will just cost you the fees to register it in Canada. Most likely under $100.Moving from Florida to Toronto Canada. Should i sell my BMW or take it with me and register it in Toronto?Take it with you. You will lose too much in depreciation by selling an almost new car and replacing it.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Should i drive my bmw m3 in the winter time?
I have a 2002 bmw m3. should i drive it in the winter time? i am going to put 4 blizzak snow tires.Should i drive my bmw m3 in the winter time?Even if you put snow tires on it, it still sits very close to the ground. That front air dam makes a wonderful snow plow, making the tire's job even more difficult trying to push snow. Although the Blizzaks are wonderful tires, on this car because of the size of the brakes, they are still mounted on a large wheel, which requires them to be low profile. Fat, low profile tires are not good in the snow.
In the end, it would be better than with summer tires, but not great. Keep the M3 at home when it snows, and with tires that belong on it, high performance ones. Drive something else. The price of those tires could buy you a cheap beater for the winter.Should i drive my bmw m3 in the winter time?There's nothing wrong with driving it in winter conditions as long as you have the proper tires fitted and the proper mental attitude about driving on ice and snow.
In the end, it would be better than with summer tires, but not great. Keep the M3 at home when it snows, and with tires that belong on it, high performance ones. Drive something else. The price of those tires could buy you a cheap beater for the winter.Should i drive my bmw m3 in the winter time?There's nothing wrong with driving it in winter conditions as long as you have the proper tires fitted and the proper mental attitude about driving on ice and snow.
Can I wear Jeans to Gino East ?
or is it swanky ?Can I wear Jeans to Gino East ?
It is totally casual. Wear jeans.Can I wear Jeans to Gino East ?
totally casual. Jeans and a tshirt.Can I wear Jeans to Gino East ?
Did you not believe me the last time I answered this question for you: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>
If not, again:
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casual
It is totally casual. Wear jeans.Can I wear Jeans to Gino East ?
totally casual. Jeans and a tshirt.Can I wear Jeans to Gino East ?
Did you not believe me the last time I answered this question for you: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>
If not, again:
IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE! IT'S A PIZZA PLACE!
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Can I wear Jeans to Gino's East?
Absolutely, and go with the deep dish spinach and garlic....YUM!Can I wear Jeans to Gino's East?
Yes. Gino's is just pizza, really good pizza but just pizza.
Yes, Jeans , shorts, whatever.
What made you think that you couldn't? Did someone tell you that?Can I wear Jeans to Gino's East?
yes it's a family style pizza place and all manner of dress is allowed
yes you can ,, i have a couple of timesCan I wear Jeans to Gino's East?
Sure. Isn't it just a pizza joint?dominoes
Yes. Gino's is just pizza, really good pizza but just pizza.
Yes, Jeans , shorts, whatever.
What made you think that you couldn't? Did someone tell you that?Can I wear Jeans to Gino's East?
yes it's a family style pizza place and all manner of dress is allowed
yes you can ,, i have a couple of timesCan I wear Jeans to Gino's East?
Sure. Isn't it just a pizza joint?
Things to do in Philadelphia?
Hey guys. My girlfriend and I are going to Philadelphia this Tuesday just to kinda hang out for several hours. Actually more like for all day.
We're taking the train to the market east station, and probably going to head down to south street. What recommendations do you all have for things to do, places to eat at [besides the typical gino's and pat's], etc. I'm 16 and she's 17, we live in the pa suburbs. Museums are boring and just so... blegh, so please, no museums. Ohh, and everything should be in semi-walking distance, meaning no more than a few miles away.
If you need to know more from me, please ask away!
Thanks for any help..Things to do in Philadelphia?
you should def check out eastern state penitentiary if you havent been yet. you can walk aroudn freely during the day and its still very eerie.
also you can go shopping on walnut street, have ice cream at capogiro http://www.capogirogelato.com/main.html best ice cream ever and sit by rittenhouse square
penns landing- ferry and great boat rides! walk around the city near chesnut, to see the skycrapers. go to the academy of music and see the color purple ( a great show which i saw today). enjoy!Things to do in Philadelphia?
just south street in general, it has something for everyone
There is not much to do on South Street unless you want to shop or eat. Most of the tourists head to Old City where there are museums and you mentioned you don't want to that. Maybe a horse and carriage ride or ride the ducks? You can purchase tickets at 6th and Chestnut Streets. Alot of teenagers like to hang out at the Gallery Mall at 9th and Market Streets. Maybe you could do one of the cruises on the Spirit of Philadelphia. Look it up at www.spiritcruises.com. They serve lunch. Or take the ferry over to the NJ State Aquarium. It can be fun if you make it!Things to do in Philadelphia?
I know u said no museums but the Franklin Instatute is really cool
We're taking the train to the market east station, and probably going to head down to south street. What recommendations do you all have for things to do, places to eat at [besides the typical gino's and pat's], etc. I'm 16 and she's 17, we live in the pa suburbs. Museums are boring and just so... blegh, so please, no museums. Ohh, and everything should be in semi-walking distance, meaning no more than a few miles away.
If you need to know more from me, please ask away!
Thanks for any help..Things to do in Philadelphia?
you should def check out eastern state penitentiary if you havent been yet. you can walk aroudn freely during the day and its still very eerie.
also you can go shopping on walnut street, have ice cream at capogiro http://www.capogirogelato.com/main.html best ice cream ever and sit by rittenhouse square
penns landing- ferry and great boat rides! walk around the city near chesnut, to see the skycrapers. go to the academy of music and see the color purple ( a great show which i saw today). enjoy!Things to do in Philadelphia?
just south street in general, it has something for everyone
There is not much to do on South Street unless you want to shop or eat. Most of the tourists head to Old City where there are museums and you mentioned you don't want to that. Maybe a horse and carriage ride or ride the ducks? You can purchase tickets at 6th and Chestnut Streets. Alot of teenagers like to hang out at the Gallery Mall at 9th and Market Streets. Maybe you could do one of the cruises on the Spirit of Philadelphia. Look it up at www.spiritcruises.com. They serve lunch. Or take the ferry over to the NJ State Aquarium. It can be fun if you make it!Things to do in Philadelphia?
I know u said no museums but the Franklin Instatute is really cool
Who would you say was/is the most successful NHL player who won the Minnesota Mr. Hockey award?
Year Recipient School
2011 Kyle Rau-Eden Prairie
2010 Nick Bjugstad-Blaine
2009 Nick Leddy-Eden Prairie
2008 Aaron Ness-Roseau
2007 Ryan McDonagh-Cretin-Derham Hall
2006 David Fischer-Apple Valley
2005 Brian Lee-Moorhead
2004 Tom Gorowsky-Centennial
2003 Nate Dey-North St. Paul
2002 Gino Guyer-Greenway (Coleraine)
2001 Marty Sertich-Roseville
2000 Paul Martin-Elk River
1999 Jeff Taffe-Hastings
1998 Johnny Pohl-Red Wing
1997 Aaron Miskovich-Grand Rapids
1996 Dave Spehar-Duluth East
1995 Erik Rasmussen-St. Louis Park
1994 Mike Crowley-Bloomington Jefferson
1993 Nick Checco-Bloomington Jefferson
1992 Brian Bonin-White Bear Lake
1991 Darby Hendrickson-Richfield
1990 Joe Dziedzic-Minneapolis Edison
1989 Trent Klatt-Osseo Senior High School
1988 Larry Olimb-Warroad
1987 Kris Miller-Greenway (Coleraine)
1986 George Pelawa-Bemidji
1985 Tom Chorske-Minneapolis Southwest
Here's the list obviously some did not make it to the NHL others have not played yet but who would you say was the most successful NHL player who won the award and why?Who would you say was/is the most successful NHL player who won the Minnesota Mr. Hockey award?
Paul Martin or Ryan McDonagh (upside).Who would you say was/is the most successful NHL player who won the Minnesota Mr. Hockey award?
Paul Martin wins it for me. But it could end up being Bjugstad or Leddy some time in the future.Who would you say was/is the most successful NHL player who won the Minnesota Mr. Hockey award?
Toss up between Paul Martin and Trent Klatt. Truth be told, a lot of them don't ring a bell.
Paul Martin gets my vote. Although Ryan McDonagh isn't a bad choice either.
2011 Kyle Rau-Eden Prairie
2010 Nick Bjugstad-Blaine
2009 Nick Leddy-Eden Prairie
2008 Aaron Ness-Roseau
2007 Ryan McDonagh-Cretin-Derham Hall
2006 David Fischer-Apple Valley
2005 Brian Lee-Moorhead
2004 Tom Gorowsky-Centennial
2003 Nate Dey-North St. Paul
2002 Gino Guyer-Greenway (Coleraine)
2001 Marty Sertich-Roseville
2000 Paul Martin-Elk River
1999 Jeff Taffe-Hastings
1998 Johnny Pohl-Red Wing
1997 Aaron Miskovich-Grand Rapids
1996 Dave Spehar-Duluth East
1995 Erik Rasmussen-St. Louis Park
1994 Mike Crowley-Bloomington Jefferson
1993 Nick Checco-Bloomington Jefferson
1992 Brian Bonin-White Bear Lake
1991 Darby Hendrickson-Richfield
1990 Joe Dziedzic-Minneapolis Edison
1989 Trent Klatt-Osseo Senior High School
1988 Larry Olimb-Warroad
1987 Kris Miller-Greenway (Coleraine)
1986 George Pelawa-Bemidji
1985 Tom Chorske-Minneapolis Southwest
Here's the list obviously some did not make it to the NHL others have not played yet but who would you say was the most successful NHL player who won the award and why?Who would you say was/is the most successful NHL player who won the Minnesota Mr. Hockey award?
Paul Martin or Ryan McDonagh (upside).Who would you say was/is the most successful NHL player who won the Minnesota Mr. Hockey award?
Paul Martin wins it for me. But it could end up being Bjugstad or Leddy some time in the future.Who would you say was/is the most successful NHL player who won the Minnesota Mr. Hockey award?
Toss up between Paul Martin and Trent Klatt. Truth be told, a lot of them don't ring a bell.
Paul Martin gets my vote. Although Ryan McDonagh isn't a bad choice either.
Is California the greatest football player producing state?
Here's what I've found on Wikipedia. Seems like 14 (if you include Reggie Bush) of the like 80 (or so) Heisman Trophy Winners hail from CA. I know that CA also has the most NFL players (in fact, if Green Bay had won out, then both Super Bowl QB's would have been from CA - both Brady and Rodgers are from CA). I also know they have the largest population, but they are not known for being FOOTBALL crazy like TX, OH, FL, and GA are (as an example). What do you think?
The Great Heisman State (via Wikipedia)
California has produced the most Heisman Trophy winners. Thirteen winners were both born and played high school football in the Golden State. Six played collegiately at USC and one each at UCLA, Stanford, Army, Texas, Colorado, Notre Dame, and Miami.
1946 Glenn Davis from Bonita High School in La Verne
1964 John Huarte from Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana
1965 Mike Garrett from Roosevelt High School in Los Angeles
1967 Gary Beban from Sequoia High School in Redwood City
1968 O.J. Simpson from Galileo High School in San Francisco
1970 Jim Plunkett from William C. Overfelt High School, then James Lick High School, in East San Jose
1979 Charles White from San Fernando High School in San Fernando
1981 Marcus Allen from Abraham Lincoln High School in San Diego
1992 Gino Torretta from Pinole Valley High School in Pinole
1994 Rashaan Salaam from La Jolla Country Day School in La Jolla
1998 Ricky Williams from Patrick Henry High School in San Diego
2002 Carson Palmer from Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Rancho Santa Margarita
2004 Matt Leinart from Mater Dei High School in Santa AnaIs California the greatest football player producing state?
Alot of pro's come out of california for one reason, shear population, there is more of a chance of a person going pro from a state with a population in the multi millions compared to state like north dakota with a entire population of around 600,000 people.
No.
Florida has produced more current four and five star current college players, followed by Georgia, then California, then Texas.Is California the greatest football player producing state?
Yes. We also have some schools in the top twenty-five highschools in the country. Amani toomer, maurice jones-drew, and dj Williams all went de la salle, rated in the top 10. Have won like six of the last ten state championships.
Over 40 million residents, almost double the size of the next state? I can't imagine why Wyoming can't compete on these statistics, let's see what could it be, what could it be, nope I'm stumped.Is California the greatest football player producing state?
No, California is not the greatest football player producing state. Personally, I believe that it is either Pennsylvania or New Jersey. The Pennsylvania/New Jersey area has produced so many good (but way underrated) players, who have gone on to have success in the NFL, all the way from Franco Harris to Victor Cruz.
Okay, so California and Florida produced the most oranges in the nation....
Yes and we have the best weed too
Well California Close but it's behind Texas and Florida . California Produce the best Quarterback, that why you have so many Heisman trophy winner but Texas produce better Athlete .
The Great Heisman State (via Wikipedia)
California has produced the most Heisman Trophy winners. Thirteen winners were both born and played high school football in the Golden State. Six played collegiately at USC and one each at UCLA, Stanford, Army, Texas, Colorado, Notre Dame, and Miami.
1946 Glenn Davis from Bonita High School in La Verne
1964 John Huarte from Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana
1965 Mike Garrett from Roosevelt High School in Los Angeles
1967 Gary Beban from Sequoia High School in Redwood City
1968 O.J. Simpson from Galileo High School in San Francisco
1970 Jim Plunkett from William C. Overfelt High School, then James Lick High School, in East San Jose
1979 Charles White from San Fernando High School in San Fernando
1981 Marcus Allen from Abraham Lincoln High School in San Diego
1992 Gino Torretta from Pinole Valley High School in Pinole
1994 Rashaan Salaam from La Jolla Country Day School in La Jolla
1998 Ricky Williams from Patrick Henry High School in San Diego
2002 Carson Palmer from Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Rancho Santa Margarita
2004 Matt Leinart from Mater Dei High School in Santa AnaIs California the greatest football player producing state?
Alot of pro's come out of california for one reason, shear population, there is more of a chance of a person going pro from a state with a population in the multi millions compared to state like north dakota with a entire population of around 600,000 people.
No.
Florida has produced more current four and five star current college players, followed by Georgia, then California, then Texas.Is California the greatest football player producing state?
Yes. We also have some schools in the top twenty-five highschools in the country. Amani toomer, maurice jones-drew, and dj Williams all went de la salle, rated in the top 10. Have won like six of the last ten state championships.
Over 40 million residents, almost double the size of the next state? I can't imagine why Wyoming can't compete on these statistics, let's see what could it be, what could it be, nope I'm stumped.Is California the greatest football player producing state?
No, California is not the greatest football player producing state. Personally, I believe that it is either Pennsylvania or New Jersey. The Pennsylvania/New Jersey area has produced so many good (but way underrated) players, who have gone on to have success in the NFL, all the way from Franco Harris to Victor Cruz.
Okay, so California and Florida produced the most oranges in the nation....
Yes and we have the best weed too
Well California Close but it's behind Texas and Florida . California Produce the best Quarterback, that why you have so many Heisman trophy winner but Texas produce better Athlete .
Who wins best of 7 series between same seed in different conference...meaning..Lakers-c鈥?Denver-Orlando.?
and 1-8so...if im corretc..i based these off win pct on espn standings...put who u think will win and series...i will make my picks as example...i just thought it would be neat to see thest matchups...even though the records show West to be dominating overall, east i think the matchups are closer than they appear...
LAKERS-CAVS Lakers win 4-2
MAGIC-DENVER Orlando wins 4-3
Maverics-HAWKS this is very tough...but i do say that Dallas made great trade 4-3
UTAH-BOSTON well boston being ranked so low because of injuries...no contest 4-1
Oklhoma City-Chicago 4-1 Thunder...no gordon, no salmons, no more excuses needed
Phoenix-Bucks phoenix 4-0
SPURS-Charlotte Spurs 4-2 although charlotte has been pounding the elites...swept lakers last year 3-1 vs cavs this year...i say timmy gino tony and richard are a quardruplet team that id put 4 on 4 against any tieam in the league...when healthy...i mean yea..boston has 4 allstars, and magic do too, as well as lakers almost do...KG, Pierce, RAY, Rondo vs Howard, Lewis, Jameer, Vince Carter vs. Kobe, Gasol, Bynum, Artest, Odom(thats the problem, Lakers have 5 lol...who do u pick)thats why i have them beating the cavs
Portland-MIAMI - well im anxious to see how the camby deal goes...and if brandon roy gets back to superstart status...and if Miami gets off its ***...oneal, wade, beaslley, ALSTON...come one...im goin with HEAT, 4-3Who wins best of 7 series between same seed in different conference...meaning..Lakers-c鈥?Denver-Orlando.?
Lakers-Cavs; Cavs 4-2
Magic-Denver; Denver 4-3
Mavericks-Hawks; Mavs 4-3
Utah-Boston; Utah 4-1
Oklahoma City-Chicago; OKC 4-2
Spurs-Charlotte; Spurs 4-3
Portland-Miami; Miami 4-2
CAVS over Lakers in 6
Denver over Magic in 6
Dallas over Atlanta in 6
Boston over Utah in 6
Oklahoma over Chicago in 6
Charlotte over Spurs in 6
Miami over Portland in 6Who wins best of 7 series between same seed in different conference...meaning..Lakers-c鈥?Denver-Orlando.?
lakers v cavs - can be a 4-3 or 4-2 lakers win
orlando v denver - 4-1 denver wins
mavs v hawks - 4-0 dallas wins
utah v boston - 4-2 boston wins
okc v chicago - 4-1 okc wins
phx v bucks - 4-1 phoenix wins
spurs v charlotte - 4-2 spurs wins
portland v miami - 4-2 portland wins
btw, the only way lakers can beat cavs is if the centers step it up, especially bynum...Gasol as usual needs to be more assertive..artest is doing fine, great defense and can make those 3's..kobe is kobe and we will definitely need him to finish close games
johnsmith, you seem to be a Cavs fan.
Pau Gasol has missed something like 15 games. Ron Artest is still learning the triangle (players say it takes a long time before the offense is instinctual). Last but not least, Kobe Bryant is playing with several injuries most players would sit with. And yet the Lakers are just one game behind the Cavs, while the East is still weaker than the West.
I'd say the defending champs can take the Cavs 4-2.Who wins best of 7 series between same seed in different conference...meaning..Lakers-c鈥?Denver-Orlando.?
Well, judging by your history on the basketball board, you are clearly biased in favor of the Lakers, which is why you'd like to think it would be 4-2.
There is now way the Lakers would win a series 4-2 against a healthy Cavs team.
Fans of certain teams are usually so caught up in watching their own team that they don't see the problems with other teams. The fact is the Cavs have been battling big time injuries for about 6 weeks ( Delonte and Mo, their best shooters, were out for a month ), and now they are without Shaq AND big z for a while, as well as trying to get Antawn Jamison incorporated into the system.
But yet dispite all that's happened, the Cavs are STILL with the best record.
So, 4-2? No way ... I'll say this. If the Lakers have 4 home games, in games 1,2,6, and 7, the Lakers might win 4-3, this year.
... But, if the CAVS have the home games for games 1,2,6, and 7, the Cavs would most likely win the series this year, either 4-3 or possibly even 4-2. .. That's assuming that the Cavs are healthy at the time that those 2 teams play each other.
LAKERS-CAVS Lakers win 4-2
MAGIC-DENVER Orlando wins 4-3
Maverics-HAWKS this is very tough...but i do say that Dallas made great trade 4-3
UTAH-BOSTON well boston being ranked so low because of injuries...no contest 4-1
Oklhoma City-Chicago 4-1 Thunder...no gordon, no salmons, no more excuses needed
Phoenix-Bucks phoenix 4-0
SPURS-Charlotte Spurs 4-2 although charlotte has been pounding the elites...swept lakers last year 3-1 vs cavs this year...i say timmy gino tony and richard are a quardruplet team that id put 4 on 4 against any tieam in the league...when healthy...i mean yea..boston has 4 allstars, and magic do too, as well as lakers almost do...KG, Pierce, RAY, Rondo vs Howard, Lewis, Jameer, Vince Carter vs. Kobe, Gasol, Bynum, Artest, Odom(thats the problem, Lakers have 5 lol...who do u pick)thats why i have them beating the cavs
Portland-MIAMI - well im anxious to see how the camby deal goes...and if brandon roy gets back to superstart status...and if Miami gets off its ***...oneal, wade, beaslley, ALSTON...come one...im goin with HEAT, 4-3Who wins best of 7 series between same seed in different conference...meaning..Lakers-c鈥?Denver-Orlando.?
Lakers-Cavs; Cavs 4-2
Magic-Denver; Denver 4-3
Mavericks-Hawks; Mavs 4-3
Utah-Boston; Utah 4-1
Oklahoma City-Chicago; OKC 4-2
Spurs-Charlotte; Spurs 4-3
Portland-Miami; Miami 4-2
CAVS over Lakers in 6
Denver over Magic in 6
Dallas over Atlanta in 6
Boston over Utah in 6
Oklahoma over Chicago in 6
Charlotte over Spurs in 6
Miami over Portland in 6Who wins best of 7 series between same seed in different conference...meaning..Lakers-c鈥?Denver-Orlando.?
lakers v cavs - can be a 4-3 or 4-2 lakers win
orlando v denver - 4-1 denver wins
mavs v hawks - 4-0 dallas wins
utah v boston - 4-2 boston wins
okc v chicago - 4-1 okc wins
phx v bucks - 4-1 phoenix wins
spurs v charlotte - 4-2 spurs wins
portland v miami - 4-2 portland wins
btw, the only way lakers can beat cavs is if the centers step it up, especially bynum...Gasol as usual needs to be more assertive..artest is doing fine, great defense and can make those 3's..kobe is kobe and we will definitely need him to finish close games
johnsmith, you seem to be a Cavs fan.
Pau Gasol has missed something like 15 games. Ron Artest is still learning the triangle (players say it takes a long time before the offense is instinctual). Last but not least, Kobe Bryant is playing with several injuries most players would sit with. And yet the Lakers are just one game behind the Cavs, while the East is still weaker than the West.
I'd say the defending champs can take the Cavs 4-2.Who wins best of 7 series between same seed in different conference...meaning..Lakers-c鈥?Denver-Orlando.?
Well, judging by your history on the basketball board, you are clearly biased in favor of the Lakers, which is why you'd like to think it would be 4-2.
There is now way the Lakers would win a series 4-2 against a healthy Cavs team.
Fans of certain teams are usually so caught up in watching their own team that they don't see the problems with other teams. The fact is the Cavs have been battling big time injuries for about 6 weeks ( Delonte and Mo, their best shooters, were out for a month ), and now they are without Shaq AND big z for a while, as well as trying to get Antawn Jamison incorporated into the system.
But yet dispite all that's happened, the Cavs are STILL with the best record.
So, 4-2? No way ... I'll say this. If the Lakers have 4 home games, in games 1,2,6, and 7, the Lakers might win 4-3, this year.
... But, if the CAVS have the home games for games 1,2,6, and 7, the Cavs would most likely win the series this year, either 4-3 or possibly even 4-2. .. That's assuming that the Cavs are healthy at the time that those 2 teams play each other.
Which celebrity shares the same birthday as you?
Check who shares the same birthday as you on Wikipedia. Or simply type the month and date you're born on.
For me (JULY 18)
1501 – Isabella of Burgundy, wife of Christian II of Denmark (d. 1526)
1504 – Heinrich Bullinger, Swiss religious reformer (d. 1575)
1552 – Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor (d. 1612)
1634 – Johannes Camphuys, Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies (d. 1695)
1635 – Robert Hooke, English scientist (d. 1703)
1659 – Hyacinthe Rigaud, French painter (d. 1743)
1670 – Giovanni Bononcini, Italian composer (d. 1747)
1718 – Saverio Bettinelli, Italian writer (d. 1808)
1720 – Gilbert White, English ornithologist (d. 1793)
1797 – Immanuel Hermann Fichte, German philosopher (d. 1879)
1811 – William Makepeace Thackeray, English author (d. 1863)
1818 – Louis De Geer, 1st Swedish Prime Minister (d. 1896)
1821 – Pauline Viardot, French mezzo-soprano and composer (d. 1910)
1837 – Vasil Levski, Bulgarian revolutionary (d. 1873)
1845 – Tristan Corbière, French poet (d. 1875)
1848 – W. G. Grace, English cricketer (d. 1915)
1850 – Rose Hartwick Thorpe, American poet (d. 1939)
1853 – Hendrik Lorentz, Dutch physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1928)
1862 – Nikolai Nikolaevich Yudenich, Russian general (d. 1933)
1864 – Phillip Snowden, British politician (d. 1937)
1867 – Margaret Brown, American activist, philanthropist, and RMS Titanic passenger (d. 1932)
1871 – Sada Yacco, Japanese stage actress (d. 1946)
1881 – Larry McLean, baseball player (d. 1921)
1884 – Alberto di Jorio, former head of the Vatican Bank and secretary of the 1958 conclave (d. 1979)
1887 – Vidkun Quisling, Norwegian soldier, politician and convicted traitor (d. 1945)
1890 – Frank Forde, 15th Prime Minister of Australia (d. 1983)
1892 – Arthur Friedenreich, Brazilian football player (d. 1969)
1895 – George Machine Gun Kelly, American gangster (d. 1954)
1897 – E. A. D. Eldridge, British racing driver (d. 1935)
1898 – John Stuart, Scottish actor (d. 1979)
1900 – Nathalie Sarraute, French writer (d. 1999)
1902 – Jessamyn West, American writer (d. 1984)
1903 – Chill Wills, American actor (d. 1978)
1906 – S. I. Hayakawa, American semanticist and politician (d. 1992)
1906 – Clifford Odets, American writer (d. 1963)
1908 – Lupe Vélez, Mexican actress (d. 1944)
1908 – Mildred Lisette Norman, American peace activist, earned the moniker Peace Pilgrim (d. 1981)
1909 – Andrei Gromyko, Soviet diplomat and President (d. 1989)
1909 – Mohammed Daoud Khan, President of Afghanistan (d. 1978)
1909 – Harriet Nelson, American singer and actress (d. 1994)
1911 – Hume Cronyn, Canadian actor (d. 2003)
1912 – Max Rousié, French rugby footballer (d. 1950)
1913 – Red Skelton, American actor and comedian (d. 1997)
1914 – Gino Bartali, Italian cyclist (d. 2000)
1916 – Johnny Hopp, baseball player (d. 2003)
1917 – Henri Salvador, French singer (d. 2008)
1918 – Nelson Mandela, President of South Africa, Nobel Peace Prize laureate
1920 – Eric Brandon, British racing driver (d. 1982)
1921 – Richard Leacock, Documentary filmmaker, Pioneer of Cinéma Vérité
1921 – John Glenn, American astronaut and politician
1922 – Thomas Kuhn, American philosopher (d. 1996)
1923 – Jerome H. Lemelson, American inventor (d. 1997)
1924 – Inge S?rensen, Danish swimmer
1925 – Shirley Strickland, Australian athlete (d. 2004)
1925 – Hubert Doggart, Former England cricketer
1926 – Robert Sloman, writer (d. 2005)
1926 – Margaret Laurence, Canadian writer (d. 1987)
1927 – Kurt Masur, Silesian-born conductor
1929 – Dick Button, American figure skater
1929 – Screamin' Jay Hawkins, American singer (d. 2000)
1930 – Burt Kwouk, English actor
1932 – Robert Ellis Miller, American film director
1933 – Yevgeny Yevtushenko, Russian poet
1933 – Syd Mead, American industrial and conceptual designer
1933 – Jean Yanne, French film actor and director (d. 2003)
1934 – Darlene Conley, American actress (d. 2007)
1934 – Roger Reynolds, American composer and teacher
1935 – Jayendra Saraswathi, Hindu religious leader
1936 – Ted Harris, Canadian ice hockey player
1937 – Roald Hoffman, Polish-born chemist, Nobel Prize laureate
1937 – Hunter S. Thompson, American journalist and author (d. 2005)
1938 – Paul Verhoeven, Dutch film director
1938 – Ian Stewart, Scottish pianist (d. 1985)
1939 – Dion DiMucci, American singer
1939 – Brian Auger, British musician
1939 – Edward Gramlich, American economics professor (d. 2007)
1939 – Jerry Moore, American football coach
1940 – James Brolin, American actor
1940 – Joe Torre, American baseball player and manager
1941 – Frank Farian, German music producer
1941 – Lonnie Mack, American guitarist and singer
1941 – Martha Reeves, American singer
1942 – Adolf Ogi, Swiss politician
1942 – Bobby Susser, American songwriter and record producer
1942 – Giacinto Facchetti, Italian footballer (d. 2006)
1944 – David HemerWhich celebrity shares the same birthday as you?
Oh my goat, my cousin has the same birthday! LOL ^_^
Michelle Kwan, I think. And the guy who played Lurch in The Addams Family.
AUG 28
LeAnn Rimes (1982)
Jack Black (1969)
Shania Twain (1965)
Jason Priestley (1969)
David Soul (1943
Ben Gazzara (1930)Which celebrity shares the same birthday as you?
September 23
Ray Charles
Brandon Jennings
Chris Johnson(NFL RB)
Matt Hardy
Bruce Springsteen
Jermaine Dupri
Matt Kemp
Perez Hilton.Which celebrity shares the same birthday as you?
Bob Marley
Ronald Reagan
Babe Ruth
Antonio Banderas ( actor)
Herbert Hoover (President)
i'm born on aug, 11th
not the same year, but same day as
"HULK HOGAN"
America- independece day july 4th hahah and also Koko the sign language gorilla
Miley Cyrus. :
|Ethan Hawke, Maria Shriver, and Sally Field.
Henry Winkler.
jennet mccourdy
(spelling?)
Tiger Woods Heidi Fleiss, Tracy Ulmann
Jamie Lee Curtis and I were born the same day same year.
the only one that I know of is Nikki Reed.
Josh Groban
Sandra Bullock and Mick Jagger :) lol
Pink
none of the above...ha
joe namath
clint eastwood
brooke sheilds
September 30
* 1207 – Jalal al-Din Muhammad Rumi, Persian mystic and poet (d. 1273)
* 1227 – Pope Nicholas IV (d. 1292)
* 1530 – Geronimo Mercuriali, Italian philologist and physician (d. 1606)
* 1550 – Michael Maestlin, German mathematician (d. 1631)
* 1631 – William Stoughton, American judge at the Salem witch trials (d. 1701)
* 1700 – Stanis?aw Konarski, Polish writer (d. 1773)
* 1710 – John Russell, 4th Duke of Bedford, British statesman (d. 1771)
* 1715 – étienne Bonnot de Condillac, French philosopher (d. 1780)
* 1732 – Jacques Necker, French finance minister of Louis XVI (d. 1804)
* 1765 – José María Morelos, Mexican revolutionary (d. 1815)
* 1800 – Decimus Burton, British architect (d. 1881)
* 1811 – Augusta of Saxe-Weimar, Queen of Prussia and German Empress (d. 1890)
* 1827 – Ellis H. Roberts, American politician (d. 1918)
* 1852 – Charles Villiers Stanford, Irish composer, resident in England (d. 1924)
* 1861 – William Wrigley, Jr., American industrialist (Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company) (d. 1932)
* 1870 – Jean Baptiste Perrin, French physicist, Nobel laureate (d. 1942)
* 1870 – Thomas W. Lamont, American banker; father of Corliss Lamont; great-grandfather of Ned Lamont (d. 1948)
* 1882 – Hans Geiger, German physicist (d. 1945)
* 1883 – Bernhard Rust, Nazi education minister (d. 1945)
* 1887 – Lil Dagover, Dutch-born German actress (d. 1980)
* 1893 – Lansdale Sasscer, American politician (d. 1964)
* 1895 – Lewis Milestone, Russian-born film director (d. 1980)
* 1897 – Alfred Wintle, British WW1 %26amp; WW2 soldier; author of "The Last Englishman" (d. 1966)
* 1898 – Renée Adorée, French actress (d. 1933)
* 1898 – Orestis Makris, Greek actor (d. 1975)
* 1898 – Princess Charlotte of Monaco (d. 1977)
* 1904 – Waldo Williams, Welsh poet (d. 1971)
* 1905 – Nevill Francis Mott, English physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1996)
* 1908 – David Oistrakh, Ukrainian violinist (d. 1974)
* 1912 – Kenny Baker, American singer and actor (d. 1985)
* 1913 – Bill Walsh, American film producer and writer (d. 1975)
* 1915 – Lester Maddox, American businessman, one-time segregationist and Governor of Georgia (d. 2003)
* 1917 – Park Chunghee, President of South Korea (d. 1979)
* 1917 – Buddy Rich, American big band drummer (d. 1987)
* 1918 – Lewis Nixon, WWII Veteran (d. 1996)
* 1919 – Roberto Bonomi, Argentine racing driver (d. 1992)
* 1919 – Patricia Neway, American soprano
* 1920 – Aldo Parisot, Brazilian-American musician and cellist
* 1921 – Deborah Kerr, Scottish actress (d. 2007)
* 1922 – Alan Stretton, Australian general
* 1924 – Truman Capote, American author (d. 1984)
* 1926 – Robin Roberts, American baseball player
* 1927 – W. S. Merwin, American poet
* 1928 – Elie Wiesel, Romanian Holocaust survivor, author, and lecturer, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize
* 1929 – Vassilis Papazachos, Greek seismologist
* 1931 – Angie Dickinson, American actress
* 1932 – Shintarō Ishihara, Japanese author and politician (Governor of Tokyo)
* 1932 – Johnny Podres, American baseball player (d. 2008)
* 1933 – Cissy Houston, American gospel/r%26amp;b singer
* 1933 – Barbara Knox, English actress
* 1934 – Alan A'Court, English footballer (d. 2009)
* 1934 – Udo Jürgens, Austrian singer
* 1934 – Anna Kashfi, Welsh actress
* 1935 – Johnny Mathis, American singer
* 1935 – Z. Z. Hill, American blues singer (d. 1984)
* 1937 – Valentin Silvestrov, Ukrainian composer
* 1937 – Jurek Becker, German author.
* 1939 – Jean-Marie Lehn, French chemist, Nobel Prize laureate
* 1939 – Len Cariou, Canadian actor
* 1940 – Samuel F. Pickering, Jr., American author and professor
* 1942 – Frankie Lymon, American singer (d. 1968)
* 1943 – Johann Deisenhofer, German chemist, Nobel Prize laureate
* 1943 – Marilyn McCoo, American singer (The 5th Dimension)
* 1943 – Ian Ogilvy, British Actor
* 1944 – Diane Dufresne, French Canadian singer
* 1944 – Red Robbins, American basketball player (d. 2009)
* 1945 – Ehud Olmert, twelfth Prime Minister of Israel
* 1945 – Bob Lassiter, American radio personality
* 1946 – Paul Sheahan, Australian test cricketer 1967-1974
* 1946 – Héctor Lavoe, Puerto Rican singer (d. 1993)
* 1946 – Claude Vorilhon, founder of Raelism, a UFO religion
* 1946 – Fran Brill, American actress, voice actress and puppeteer
* 1947 – Marc Bolan, British musician (d. 1977)
* 1947 – Dave Arneson, American game designer (d. 2009)
* 1947 – Rula Lenska, English actress
* 1948 – Craig Kusick, American baseball player
* 1950 – Renato Zero, Italian musician
* 1951 – Barry Marshall, Australian physician, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
* 1952 – Jack Wild, Brit
my birthday it on february 15th 1996
Galileo Galilei was born on 15th of February in 1564
Cyrus McCormick was born on 15th of February in 1809
Susan B. Anthony was born on 15th of February in 1820
John Barrymore was born on 15th of February in 1882
Harold Arlen was born on 15th of February in 1905
Cesar Romero was born on 15th of February in 1907
Kevin McCarthy was born on 15th of February in 1914
Harvey Korman was born on 15th of February in 1927
Claire Bloom was born on 15th of February in 1931
Susan Brownmiller was born on 15th of February in 1935
Jane Seymour was born on 15th of February in 1951
Melissa Manchester was born on 15th of February in 1951
Matt Groening was born on 15th of February in 1954
Chris Farley was born on 15th of February in 1964
Jane Child was born on 15th of February in 1967
Renee O'Connor was born on 15th of February in 1971
Brandon Boyd was born on 15th of February in 1976
My b-day is on January 13 and there are a bunch born that day!
I only picked the people that I knew of though.
Liam Hensworth(really weird because my bro's name is Liam)
Orlando Bloom
Paul McCartney
Lady Gaga and I are 3 years apart!!! LOL and Julia Stiles...Ans I can't forget Kate Gosselin
the rest includes
1472 – Fra Bartolommeo, Italian artist (d. 1517)
1515 – Saint Teresa of Avila, Spanish Carmelite nun (d. 1582)
1522 – Albert the Warlike, Prince of Bayreuth (d. 1557)
1569 – Ranuccio I Farnese, Duke of Parma (d. 1622)
1592 – Comenius, Czech bishop (d. 1670)
1599 – Witte Corneliszoon de With, Dutch naval officer (d. 1658)
1609 – King Frederick III of Denmark (d. 1670)
1613 – Xiaozhuangwen Grand Empress Dowager, Empress of Manchu (d. 1688)
1652 – Samuel Sewall, American magistrate (d. 1730)
1725 – Andrew Kippis, English clergyman and biographer (d. 1795)
1750 – Francisco de Miranda, Venezuelan revolutionary (d. 1816)
1760 – Thomas Clarkson, British abolitionist (d. 1846)
1773 – Henri Gratien, Comte Bertrand, French general (d. 1844)
1793 – Henry Schoolcraft, American geographer and geologist (d. 1864)
1795 – Georg Heinrich Pertz, German historian (d. 1876)
1806 – Thomas Hare, English barrister (d. 1891)
1815 – Arsène Houssaye, French novelist (d. 1896)
1818 – Wade Hampton III, American soldier and politician (d. 1902)
1819 – Sir Joseph Bazalgette, English civil engineer (d. 1891)
1836 – Frederick Pabst, American brewer (d. 1904)
1840 – Emin Pasha, Equatorian politician (d. 1892)
1842 – William Harvey Carney, American Civil War officer (d. 1908)
1849 – James Darmesteter, French author and antiquarian (d. 1894)
1851 – Bernardino Machado, Portuguese politician (d. 1944)
1862 – Aristide Briand, French politician, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize (d. 1932)
1866 – Jimmy Ross, Scottish footballer (d. 1902)
1868 – Maxim Gorky, Russian author (d. 1936)
1871 – Willem Mengelberg, Dutch conductor (d. 1951)
1879 – Terence MacSwiney, Irish republican (d. 1920)
1890 – Paul Whiteman, American bandleader (d. 1967)
1892 – Corneille Heymans, Belgian physiologist, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1968)
1892 – Tom Maguire, Irish republican (d. 1993)
1893 – Spyros Skouras, Greek-born American movie executive (d. 1971)
1895 – Christian Herter, 59th Governor of Massachusetts (d. 1966)
1895 – Spencer W. Kimball, American religious leader (d. 1985)
1897 – Sepp Herberger, German football coach (d. 1977)
1899 – Harold B. Lee, American religious leader (d. 1973)
1899 – August Anheuser Busch, Jr., brewing magnate and American baseball executive (d. 1989)
1899 – Ernst Lindemann, German naval officer (d. 1941)
1899 – Buck Shaw, American football coach (d. 1977)
1900 – Edward Wagenknecht, American literary critic (d. 2004)
1902 – Dame Flora Robson, English actress (d. 1984)
1902 – Jaromír Vejvoda, Czech composer (d. 1988)
1903 – Rudolf Serkin, Austrian pianist (d. 1991)
1903 – Charles Starrett, American actor (d. 1986)
1905 – Marlin Perkins, American naturalist and television host (d. 1986)
1905 – Pandro S. Berman, American film producer (d. 1996)
1907 – "Swifty" Lazar, American talent agent (d. 1993)
1909 – Nelson Algren, American writer (d. 1981)
1910 – Frederick Baldwin Adams, Jr., American Librarian (d. 2001)
1910 – Jimmie Dodd, American actor (d. 1964)
1910 – Queen Ingrid of Denmark (d. 2000)
1911 – J. L. Austin, British philosopher of language (d. 1960)
1912 – A. Bertram Chandler Australian author (d. 1984)
1912 – Marina Raskova, Russian navigator (d. 1943)
1914 – Edward Anhalt, American screenwriter (d. 2000)
1914 – Bohumil Hrabal, Czech writer (d. 1997)
1914 – Edmund Muskie, American politician (d. 1996)
1914 – Kenneth Richard Norris, Australian entomologist (d. 2003)
1915 – Jay Livingston, American composer and songwriter (d. 2001)
1919 – Vic Raschi, American baseball player (d. 1988)
1921 – Dirk Bogarde, English actor (d. 1999)
1921 – Herschel Grynszpan, German political assassin
1922 – Neville Bonner, Australian politician (d. 1999)
1922 – Felice Chiusano, Italian singer (d. 1990)
1922 – Joey Maxim, American boxer (d. 2001)
1924 – Freddie Bartholomew, Irish actor (d. 1992)
1925 – Dorothy DeBorba, American child actress
1926 – Cayetana Fitz-James Stuart, 18th Duchess of Alba
1927 – Marianne Fredriksson, Swedish author (d. 2007)
1928 – Zbigniew Brzezinski, U.S. National Security Adviser
1928 – Alexander Grothendieck, German mathematician
1929 – Paul England, Australian racing driver
1930 – Robert Ashley, American composer
1930 – Elizabeth Bainbridge, English opera singer
1930 – Jerome Isaac Friedman, American physicist, Nobel laureate
1933 – Tete Montoliu, Catalonian jazz pianist (d. 1997)
1933 – Frank Murkowski, American politician
1934 – Lester Brown, American environmentalist
1935 – Michael Parkinson, English broadcaster
1936 – Mario Vargas Llosa, Peruvian author and politician
1937 – Liz Trotta, American journalist
1940 – Tony Barber, Australian television personality
1940 – Kevin Loughery, American basketball head coach
1941 – Alf Clausen, America orchestra conductor
1941 – Jim Turner, American football player
1941 – Jeffrey Moussaief
September 4th
too many people on Wikipedia, so celebrities people might actually know:
-Beyonce (singer)
-P!nk (singer)
-Ione Skye (actress)suzuki samurai
For me (JULY 18)
1501 – Isabella of Burgundy, wife of Christian II of Denmark (d. 1526)
1504 – Heinrich Bullinger, Swiss religious reformer (d. 1575)
1552 – Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor (d. 1612)
1634 – Johannes Camphuys, Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies (d. 1695)
1635 – Robert Hooke, English scientist (d. 1703)
1659 – Hyacinthe Rigaud, French painter (d. 1743)
1670 – Giovanni Bononcini, Italian composer (d. 1747)
1718 – Saverio Bettinelli, Italian writer (d. 1808)
1720 – Gilbert White, English ornithologist (d. 1793)
1797 – Immanuel Hermann Fichte, German philosopher (d. 1879)
1811 – William Makepeace Thackeray, English author (d. 1863)
1818 – Louis De Geer, 1st Swedish Prime Minister (d. 1896)
1821 – Pauline Viardot, French mezzo-soprano and composer (d. 1910)
1837 – Vasil Levski, Bulgarian revolutionary (d. 1873)
1845 – Tristan Corbière, French poet (d. 1875)
1848 – W. G. Grace, English cricketer (d. 1915)
1850 – Rose Hartwick Thorpe, American poet (d. 1939)
1853 – Hendrik Lorentz, Dutch physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1928)
1862 – Nikolai Nikolaevich Yudenich, Russian general (d. 1933)
1864 – Phillip Snowden, British politician (d. 1937)
1867 – Margaret Brown, American activist, philanthropist, and RMS Titanic passenger (d. 1932)
1871 – Sada Yacco, Japanese stage actress (d. 1946)
1881 – Larry McLean, baseball player (d. 1921)
1884 – Alberto di Jorio, former head of the Vatican Bank and secretary of the 1958 conclave (d. 1979)
1887 – Vidkun Quisling, Norwegian soldier, politician and convicted traitor (d. 1945)
1890 – Frank Forde, 15th Prime Minister of Australia (d. 1983)
1892 – Arthur Friedenreich, Brazilian football player (d. 1969)
1895 – George Machine Gun Kelly, American gangster (d. 1954)
1897 – E. A. D. Eldridge, British racing driver (d. 1935)
1898 – John Stuart, Scottish actor (d. 1979)
1900 – Nathalie Sarraute, French writer (d. 1999)
1902 – Jessamyn West, American writer (d. 1984)
1903 – Chill Wills, American actor (d. 1978)
1906 – S. I. Hayakawa, American semanticist and politician (d. 1992)
1906 – Clifford Odets, American writer (d. 1963)
1908 – Lupe Vélez, Mexican actress (d. 1944)
1908 – Mildred Lisette Norman, American peace activist, earned the moniker Peace Pilgrim (d. 1981)
1909 – Andrei Gromyko, Soviet diplomat and President (d. 1989)
1909 – Mohammed Daoud Khan, President of Afghanistan (d. 1978)
1909 – Harriet Nelson, American singer and actress (d. 1994)
1911 – Hume Cronyn, Canadian actor (d. 2003)
1912 – Max Rousié, French rugby footballer (d. 1950)
1913 – Red Skelton, American actor and comedian (d. 1997)
1914 – Gino Bartali, Italian cyclist (d. 2000)
1916 – Johnny Hopp, baseball player (d. 2003)
1917 – Henri Salvador, French singer (d. 2008)
1918 – Nelson Mandela, President of South Africa, Nobel Peace Prize laureate
1920 – Eric Brandon, British racing driver (d. 1982)
1921 – Richard Leacock, Documentary filmmaker, Pioneer of Cinéma Vérité
1921 – John Glenn, American astronaut and politician
1922 – Thomas Kuhn, American philosopher (d. 1996)
1923 – Jerome H. Lemelson, American inventor (d. 1997)
1924 – Inge S?rensen, Danish swimmer
1925 – Shirley Strickland, Australian athlete (d. 2004)
1925 – Hubert Doggart, Former England cricketer
1926 – Robert Sloman, writer (d. 2005)
1926 – Margaret Laurence, Canadian writer (d. 1987)
1927 – Kurt Masur, Silesian-born conductor
1929 – Dick Button, American figure skater
1929 – Screamin' Jay Hawkins, American singer (d. 2000)
1930 – Burt Kwouk, English actor
1932 – Robert Ellis Miller, American film director
1933 – Yevgeny Yevtushenko, Russian poet
1933 – Syd Mead, American industrial and conceptual designer
1933 – Jean Yanne, French film actor and director (d. 2003)
1934 – Darlene Conley, American actress (d. 2007)
1934 – Roger Reynolds, American composer and teacher
1935 – Jayendra Saraswathi, Hindu religious leader
1936 – Ted Harris, Canadian ice hockey player
1937 – Roald Hoffman, Polish-born chemist, Nobel Prize laureate
1937 – Hunter S. Thompson, American journalist and author (d. 2005)
1938 – Paul Verhoeven, Dutch film director
1938 – Ian Stewart, Scottish pianist (d. 1985)
1939 – Dion DiMucci, American singer
1939 – Brian Auger, British musician
1939 – Edward Gramlich, American economics professor (d. 2007)
1939 – Jerry Moore, American football coach
1940 – James Brolin, American actor
1940 – Joe Torre, American baseball player and manager
1941 – Frank Farian, German music producer
1941 – Lonnie Mack, American guitarist and singer
1941 – Martha Reeves, American singer
1942 – Adolf Ogi, Swiss politician
1942 – Bobby Susser, American songwriter and record producer
1942 – Giacinto Facchetti, Italian footballer (d. 2006)
1944 – David HemerWhich celebrity shares the same birthday as you?
Oh my goat, my cousin has the same birthday! LOL ^_^
Michelle Kwan, I think. And the guy who played Lurch in The Addams Family.
AUG 28
LeAnn Rimes (1982)
Jack Black (1969)
Shania Twain (1965)
Jason Priestley (1969)
David Soul (1943
Ben Gazzara (1930)Which celebrity shares the same birthday as you?
September 23
Ray Charles
Brandon Jennings
Chris Johnson(NFL RB)
Matt Hardy
Bruce Springsteen
Jermaine Dupri
Matt Kemp
Perez Hilton.Which celebrity shares the same birthday as you?
Bob Marley
Ronald Reagan
Babe Ruth
Antonio Banderas ( actor)
Herbert Hoover (President)
i'm born on aug, 11th
not the same year, but same day as
"HULK HOGAN"
America- independece day july 4th hahah and also Koko the sign language gorilla
Miley Cyrus. :
|Ethan Hawke, Maria Shriver, and Sally Field.
Henry Winkler.
jennet mccourdy
(spelling?)
Tiger Woods Heidi Fleiss, Tracy Ulmann
Jamie Lee Curtis and I were born the same day same year.
the only one that I know of is Nikki Reed.
Josh Groban
Sandra Bullock and Mick Jagger :) lol
Pink
none of the above...ha
joe namath
clint eastwood
brooke sheilds
September 30
* 1207 – Jalal al-Din Muhammad Rumi, Persian mystic and poet (d. 1273)
* 1227 – Pope Nicholas IV (d. 1292)
* 1530 – Geronimo Mercuriali, Italian philologist and physician (d. 1606)
* 1550 – Michael Maestlin, German mathematician (d. 1631)
* 1631 – William Stoughton, American judge at the Salem witch trials (d. 1701)
* 1700 – Stanis?aw Konarski, Polish writer (d. 1773)
* 1710 – John Russell, 4th Duke of Bedford, British statesman (d. 1771)
* 1715 – étienne Bonnot de Condillac, French philosopher (d. 1780)
* 1732 – Jacques Necker, French finance minister of Louis XVI (d. 1804)
* 1765 – José María Morelos, Mexican revolutionary (d. 1815)
* 1800 – Decimus Burton, British architect (d. 1881)
* 1811 – Augusta of Saxe-Weimar, Queen of Prussia and German Empress (d. 1890)
* 1827 – Ellis H. Roberts, American politician (d. 1918)
* 1852 – Charles Villiers Stanford, Irish composer, resident in England (d. 1924)
* 1861 – William Wrigley, Jr., American industrialist (Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company) (d. 1932)
* 1870 – Jean Baptiste Perrin, French physicist, Nobel laureate (d. 1942)
* 1870 – Thomas W. Lamont, American banker; father of Corliss Lamont; great-grandfather of Ned Lamont (d. 1948)
* 1882 – Hans Geiger, German physicist (d. 1945)
* 1883 – Bernhard Rust, Nazi education minister (d. 1945)
* 1887 – Lil Dagover, Dutch-born German actress (d. 1980)
* 1893 – Lansdale Sasscer, American politician (d. 1964)
* 1895 – Lewis Milestone, Russian-born film director (d. 1980)
* 1897 – Alfred Wintle, British WW1 %26amp; WW2 soldier; author of "The Last Englishman" (d. 1966)
* 1898 – Renée Adorée, French actress (d. 1933)
* 1898 – Orestis Makris, Greek actor (d. 1975)
* 1898 – Princess Charlotte of Monaco (d. 1977)
* 1904 – Waldo Williams, Welsh poet (d. 1971)
* 1905 – Nevill Francis Mott, English physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1996)
* 1908 – David Oistrakh, Ukrainian violinist (d. 1974)
* 1912 – Kenny Baker, American singer and actor (d. 1985)
* 1913 – Bill Walsh, American film producer and writer (d. 1975)
* 1915 – Lester Maddox, American businessman, one-time segregationist and Governor of Georgia (d. 2003)
* 1917 – Park Chunghee, President of South Korea (d. 1979)
* 1917 – Buddy Rich, American big band drummer (d. 1987)
* 1918 – Lewis Nixon, WWII Veteran (d. 1996)
* 1919 – Roberto Bonomi, Argentine racing driver (d. 1992)
* 1919 – Patricia Neway, American soprano
* 1920 – Aldo Parisot, Brazilian-American musician and cellist
* 1921 – Deborah Kerr, Scottish actress (d. 2007)
* 1922 – Alan Stretton, Australian general
* 1924 – Truman Capote, American author (d. 1984)
* 1926 – Robin Roberts, American baseball player
* 1927 – W. S. Merwin, American poet
* 1928 – Elie Wiesel, Romanian Holocaust survivor, author, and lecturer, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize
* 1929 – Vassilis Papazachos, Greek seismologist
* 1931 – Angie Dickinson, American actress
* 1932 – Shintarō Ishihara, Japanese author and politician (Governor of Tokyo)
* 1932 – Johnny Podres, American baseball player (d. 2008)
* 1933 – Cissy Houston, American gospel/r%26amp;b singer
* 1933 – Barbara Knox, English actress
* 1934 – Alan A'Court, English footballer (d. 2009)
* 1934 – Udo Jürgens, Austrian singer
* 1934 – Anna Kashfi, Welsh actress
* 1935 – Johnny Mathis, American singer
* 1935 – Z. Z. Hill, American blues singer (d. 1984)
* 1937 – Valentin Silvestrov, Ukrainian composer
* 1937 – Jurek Becker, German author.
* 1939 – Jean-Marie Lehn, French chemist, Nobel Prize laureate
* 1939 – Len Cariou, Canadian actor
* 1940 – Samuel F. Pickering, Jr., American author and professor
* 1942 – Frankie Lymon, American singer (d. 1968)
* 1943 – Johann Deisenhofer, German chemist, Nobel Prize laureate
* 1943 – Marilyn McCoo, American singer (The 5th Dimension)
* 1943 – Ian Ogilvy, British Actor
* 1944 – Diane Dufresne, French Canadian singer
* 1944 – Red Robbins, American basketball player (d. 2009)
* 1945 – Ehud Olmert, twelfth Prime Minister of Israel
* 1945 – Bob Lassiter, American radio personality
* 1946 – Paul Sheahan, Australian test cricketer 1967-1974
* 1946 – Héctor Lavoe, Puerto Rican singer (d. 1993)
* 1946 – Claude Vorilhon, founder of Raelism, a UFO religion
* 1946 – Fran Brill, American actress, voice actress and puppeteer
* 1947 – Marc Bolan, British musician (d. 1977)
* 1947 – Dave Arneson, American game designer (d. 2009)
* 1947 – Rula Lenska, English actress
* 1948 – Craig Kusick, American baseball player
* 1950 – Renato Zero, Italian musician
* 1951 – Barry Marshall, Australian physician, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
* 1952 – Jack Wild, Brit
my birthday it on february 15th 1996
Galileo Galilei was born on 15th of February in 1564
Cyrus McCormick was born on 15th of February in 1809
Susan B. Anthony was born on 15th of February in 1820
John Barrymore was born on 15th of February in 1882
Harold Arlen was born on 15th of February in 1905
Cesar Romero was born on 15th of February in 1907
Kevin McCarthy was born on 15th of February in 1914
Harvey Korman was born on 15th of February in 1927
Claire Bloom was born on 15th of February in 1931
Susan Brownmiller was born on 15th of February in 1935
Jane Seymour was born on 15th of February in 1951
Melissa Manchester was born on 15th of February in 1951
Matt Groening was born on 15th of February in 1954
Chris Farley was born on 15th of February in 1964
Jane Child was born on 15th of February in 1967
Renee O'Connor was born on 15th of February in 1971
Brandon Boyd was born on 15th of February in 1976
My b-day is on January 13 and there are a bunch born that day!
I only picked the people that I knew of though.
Liam Hensworth(really weird because my bro's name is Liam)
Orlando Bloom
Paul McCartney
Lady Gaga and I are 3 years apart!!! LOL and Julia Stiles...Ans I can't forget Kate Gosselin
the rest includes
1472 – Fra Bartolommeo, Italian artist (d. 1517)
1515 – Saint Teresa of Avila, Spanish Carmelite nun (d. 1582)
1522 – Albert the Warlike, Prince of Bayreuth (d. 1557)
1569 – Ranuccio I Farnese, Duke of Parma (d. 1622)
1592 – Comenius, Czech bishop (d. 1670)
1599 – Witte Corneliszoon de With, Dutch naval officer (d. 1658)
1609 – King Frederick III of Denmark (d. 1670)
1613 – Xiaozhuangwen Grand Empress Dowager, Empress of Manchu (d. 1688)
1652 – Samuel Sewall, American magistrate (d. 1730)
1725 – Andrew Kippis, English clergyman and biographer (d. 1795)
1750 – Francisco de Miranda, Venezuelan revolutionary (d. 1816)
1760 – Thomas Clarkson, British abolitionist (d. 1846)
1773 – Henri Gratien, Comte Bertrand, French general (d. 1844)
1793 – Henry Schoolcraft, American geographer and geologist (d. 1864)
1795 – Georg Heinrich Pertz, German historian (d. 1876)
1806 – Thomas Hare, English barrister (d. 1891)
1815 – Arsène Houssaye, French novelist (d. 1896)
1818 – Wade Hampton III, American soldier and politician (d. 1902)
1819 – Sir Joseph Bazalgette, English civil engineer (d. 1891)
1836 – Frederick Pabst, American brewer (d. 1904)
1840 – Emin Pasha, Equatorian politician (d. 1892)
1842 – William Harvey Carney, American Civil War officer (d. 1908)
1849 – James Darmesteter, French author and antiquarian (d. 1894)
1851 – Bernardino Machado, Portuguese politician (d. 1944)
1862 – Aristide Briand, French politician, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize (d. 1932)
1866 – Jimmy Ross, Scottish footballer (d. 1902)
1868 – Maxim Gorky, Russian author (d. 1936)
1871 – Willem Mengelberg, Dutch conductor (d. 1951)
1879 – Terence MacSwiney, Irish republican (d. 1920)
1890 – Paul Whiteman, American bandleader (d. 1967)
1892 – Corneille Heymans, Belgian physiologist, Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1968)
1892 – Tom Maguire, Irish republican (d. 1993)
1893 – Spyros Skouras, Greek-born American movie executive (d. 1971)
1895 – Christian Herter, 59th Governor of Massachusetts (d. 1966)
1895 – Spencer W. Kimball, American religious leader (d. 1985)
1897 – Sepp Herberger, German football coach (d. 1977)
1899 – Harold B. Lee, American religious leader (d. 1973)
1899 – August Anheuser Busch, Jr., brewing magnate and American baseball executive (d. 1989)
1899 – Ernst Lindemann, German naval officer (d. 1941)
1899 – Buck Shaw, American football coach (d. 1977)
1900 – Edward Wagenknecht, American literary critic (d. 2004)
1902 – Dame Flora Robson, English actress (d. 1984)
1902 – Jaromír Vejvoda, Czech composer (d. 1988)
1903 – Rudolf Serkin, Austrian pianist (d. 1991)
1903 – Charles Starrett, American actor (d. 1986)
1905 – Marlin Perkins, American naturalist and television host (d. 1986)
1905 – Pandro S. Berman, American film producer (d. 1996)
1907 – "Swifty" Lazar, American talent agent (d. 1993)
1909 – Nelson Algren, American writer (d. 1981)
1910 – Frederick Baldwin Adams, Jr., American Librarian (d. 2001)
1910 – Jimmie Dodd, American actor (d. 1964)
1910 – Queen Ingrid of Denmark (d. 2000)
1911 – J. L. Austin, British philosopher of language (d. 1960)
1912 – A. Bertram Chandler Australian author (d. 1984)
1912 – Marina Raskova, Russian navigator (d. 1943)
1914 – Edward Anhalt, American screenwriter (d. 2000)
1914 – Bohumil Hrabal, Czech writer (d. 1997)
1914 – Edmund Muskie, American politician (d. 1996)
1914 – Kenneth Richard Norris, Australian entomologist (d. 2003)
1915 – Jay Livingston, American composer and songwriter (d. 2001)
1919 – Vic Raschi, American baseball player (d. 1988)
1921 – Dirk Bogarde, English actor (d. 1999)
1921 – Herschel Grynszpan, German political assassin
1922 – Neville Bonner, Australian politician (d. 1999)
1922 – Felice Chiusano, Italian singer (d. 1990)
1922 – Joey Maxim, American boxer (d. 2001)
1924 – Freddie Bartholomew, Irish actor (d. 1992)
1925 – Dorothy DeBorba, American child actress
1926 – Cayetana Fitz-James Stuart, 18th Duchess of Alba
1927 – Marianne Fredriksson, Swedish author (d. 2007)
1928 – Zbigniew Brzezinski, U.S. National Security Adviser
1928 – Alexander Grothendieck, German mathematician
1929 – Paul England, Australian racing driver
1930 – Robert Ashley, American composer
1930 – Elizabeth Bainbridge, English opera singer
1930 – Jerome Isaac Friedman, American physicist, Nobel laureate
1933 – Tete Montoliu, Catalonian jazz pianist (d. 1997)
1933 – Frank Murkowski, American politician
1934 – Lester Brown, American environmentalist
1935 – Michael Parkinson, English broadcaster
1936 – Mario Vargas Llosa, Peruvian author and politician
1937 – Liz Trotta, American journalist
1940 – Tony Barber, Australian television personality
1940 – Kevin Loughery, American basketball head coach
1941 – Alf Clausen, America orchestra conductor
1941 – Jim Turner, American football player
1941 – Jeffrey Moussaief
September 4th
too many people on Wikipedia, so celebrities people might actually know:
-Beyonce (singer)
-P!nk (singer)
-Ione Skye (actress)
Which of these restaurants do you frequent?
A%26amp;W Restaurants | Applebee's | Arby's | Atlanta Bread Company | Auntie Anne's | Bahama Breeze | Baja Fresh | Bakers Square | Benihana | Bennigan's | Bertucci's | Big Boy | Black Angus Steakhouse | Black-eyed Pea | Blimpie | Bob Evans Restaurants | Bojangles' Famous Chicken 'n Biscuits | Bonefish Grill | Boston Market | Braum's | Bubba Gump Shrimp Company | Buca di Beppo | Buffalo Wild Wings | Burger King | Burger Street | Burgerville | Cafe Rio | California Pizza Kitchen | California Tortilla | Camille's Sidewalk Cafe | Captain D's | The Capital Grille | Carino's Italian Grill | Carl's Jr. | Carrabba's Italian Grill | Carrows | Champps Americana | Charlie Brown's Steakhouse | Checkers | Cheeburger Cheeburger | Cheeseburger in Paradise | Cheesecake Factory | Cheddar's Casual Caf茅 | Chevys Fresh Mex | Chi-Chi's | Chicken Express | Chick-fil-A | Chili's | Chipotle Mexican Grill | Chronic Tacos | Chuck-A-Rama | Chuck E. Cheese's | Church's | CiCi's Pizza | Cinnabon | Claim Jumper | Coco's Bakery | Copeland's | Country Buffet | Cracker Barrel Old Country Store | Culver's | Dairy Queen | Damon's Grill | Dave %26amp; Buster's | Denny's | Del Taco | Dixie Chili and Deli | Domino's Pizza | Don Pablo's | Donatos Pizza | East of Chicago Pizza | EatZi's | Eat'n Park | El Chico | El Pollo Loco | Elephant Bar | Famous Dave's | Farmer Boys | Fatburger | FATZ | Fazoli's | Five Guys Famous Burgers and Fries | Fleming's Prime Steakhouse %26amp; Wine Bar | Freebirds World Burrito | Fresh Choice | Friendly's | Fuddruckers | Gino's Pizza and Spaghetti | Godfather's Pizza | Golden Corral | Green Burrito | Ground Round | Hard Rock Cafe | Hardee's | Hobee's Restaurant | Hooters | Houlihan's | Houston's Restaurant | Howard Johnson's | Huddle House | HuHot Mongolian Grill | Hungry Howie's Pizza | IHOP | In-N-Out Burger | Jack in the Box | Jack's | Jamba Juice | Jason's Deli | Jerry's Subs %26amp; Pizza | Jersey Mike's Subs | Jimmy John's | Jim's Restaurants | Joe's Crab Shack | Johnny Rockets | KFC | Krystal | L%26amp;L Hawaiian Barbecue | Landry's Restaurants | Ledo Pizza | Lee Roy Selmon's | Little Caesars | Logan's Roadhouse | Lone Star Steakhouse %26amp; Saloon | LongHorn Steakhouse | Long John Silver's | Luby's | Lyon's | Maggiano's Little Italy | Marie Callender's | Max %26amp; Erma's | McAlister's Deli | McDonald's | The Melting Pot | Mazzio's Italian Eatery | Miller's Ale House | Milo's Hamburgers | Mitchell's Fish Market | Moe's Southwest Grill | Montana Mike's | Mr. Hero | Mrs. Fields | Naugles | Noodles %26amp; Company | O'Charley's | Old Country Buffet | Olive Garden | On the Border Mexican Grill %26amp; Cantina | Outback Steakhouse | The Old Spaghetti Factory | The Original Italian Pie | The Original Pancake House | Panera Bread | Panda Express | Papa Gino's | Papa John's Pizza | Papa Murphy's Take 'N' Bake pizza | Pei Wei Asian Diner | Penn Station (restaurant) | Perkins Restaurant and Bakery | P. F. Chang's China Bistro | Pizza Hut | Pizza Inn | Pizza Ranch | Planet Hollywood | Ponderosa (Bonanza) Steakhouse | Popeyes Chicken %26amp; Biscuits | Portillo's Restaurants | Port of Subs | Potbelly Sandwich Works | Qdoba Mexican Grill | Quaker Steak %26amp; Lube | Quiznos | RA Sushi | Rainforest Cafe | Rally's | Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers | Rax | Red Hot %26amp; Blue | Red Lobster | Red Robin | Redstone American Grill | Robeks | Rock Bottom | Romano's Macaroni Grill | Round Table Pizza | Roy Rogers Restaurants | Roy's | Ruby Tuesday | Ruth's Chris Steak House | Runza | Saladworks | Sbarro | Schlotzsky's | Seasons 52 | Seattle's Best Coffee | Shane's Rib Shack | Shoney's | Sizzler | Skyline Chili | Smokey Bones | Sneaky Pete's | Sonic Drive-In | Souplantation and Sweet Tomatoes | Spangles (restaurant) | Starbucks | Steak 'n Shake | Sticky Fingers | Stir Crazy | Sub Station II | Subway | Sweet Tomatoes | Swensen's | Swensons | T.G.I. Friday's | Taco Bell | Taco Bueno | Taco Cabana | Taco John's | Texas Roadhouse | Tony Roma's | Trader Vic's | Uno Chicago Grill | Valentino's | Village Inn | Waffle House | Wendy's | Whataburger | Which Wich? | White Castle | Wienerschnitzel | yoders | York Steak House | Zaxby's|||that must have taken you forever to type :O|||Little Caesars,( idk if this is on there but-%26gt;) Burger King, and Mark Pi's (Chinese Food).
|||OLIVE GARDENS!|||I don't know if this was even on the list but... any Asian food (OMG I LOVE THAT STUFF!) and McDonalds. LOL.
I wanna be fat when I grow up...
No, I'm kidding... (:|||I'm not even gonna read all these but my favourite is the keg!
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|||OLIVE GARDENS!|||I don't know if this was even on the list but... any Asian food (OMG I LOVE THAT STUFF!) and McDonalds. LOL.
I wanna be fat when I grow up...
No, I'm kidding... (:|||I'm not even gonna read all these but my favourite is the keg!
Help with My Sims Agents DS?
After you complete the game, someone doesn't pay Gino. Ginny and he wants you to find 3 people in red shirts and white trousers. I found the ones in Town Hall Plaza and East Village. Where is the other one?Help with My Sims Agents DS?
There' 1 in Town Hall Plaza 1 in East Village And 1 by the pizza place. I got the investigation wrong i chose the one on the left
There' 1 in Town Hall Plaza 1 in East Village And 1 by the pizza place. I got the investigation wrong i chose the one on the left
What pizza chain serves better PIZZA?
Out of these choices below:
[Note: Please choose only one U.S.-based pizza chain, and from any other following country.]
U.S.-based:
Bertucci's; Blackjack Pizza; Buca di Beppo; California Pizza Kitchen; Cassano's Pizza King; Chuck E. Cheese's; CiCi's Pizza; Domino's Pizza; Donatos Pizza; Eureka Pizza; Godfather's Pizza; Happy Joe's; Home Run Inn; Hungry Howie's Pizza; Imo's Pizza; LaRosa's Pizza; Little Caesars; Maggiano's Little Italy; Mazzio鈥檚; Mellow Mushroom; Pacpizza; Papa Gino's; Papa John's Pizza; Papa Romano's; Peter Piper Pizza; Pizza Hut; Pizza Inn; Ray's Pizza; Rocky Rococo; Romano's Macaroni Grill; Round Table Pizza; Sbarro; Shakey's Pizza; Spaghetti Warehouse; Uno Chicago Grill; Valentino's
Canada-based:
Boston Pizza; Double Double Pizza; East Side Mario's; Greco Pizza Restaurant; King of Donair; Pizza Pizza; Topper's Pizza
U.K.-based:
Pizza Express; Strada
South Korea-based:
DPK; Hankook Mr. Pizza; JS Food Plan; PJI; Pizza Etang; Pizza Hut KoreaWhat pizza chain serves better PIZZA?
PIZZA HUT, HANDS DOWN....
Papa Johns. Actually tastes like real pizza.What pizza chain serves better PIZZA?
micheals pizza!!!!!
Pizza Hut,of course.What pizza chain serves better PIZZA?
bertuccis. then round table
Don't get CHAIN pizza. Use your local Pizzaria's. They produce unique and great pizza's, else they will go out of business.
It is quaint to know the local venus.
Chuck E. Cheeses... lol
Eduardos, then Pizzaria Unos but you don't have em listed.
So out of what's left Bertucci's is very good.
Others take a back seat.
Little Caesars
ALL THE WAY BABY
pizza hut
I would have to pick California Pizza Kitchen. Secondly would be Chuck E Cheese's.
Round Table serves the best.
I am going to have to say pizza hut, I got burnt out on Papa john's in the past. Now I love pizza hut's personal pan pizza.
1. Uno Chicago Grill is great deep dish style.
2. Little Caesars is good and cheap, too bad they don't deliver.
3. Best delivery in my area is - Pizza hut
Pizza Hut
Domino's Pizza is the best
Steve's Pizza (Sacramento area)
Bertucci's has the best pizza!
Imo's.... ;-)
Pizzeria Uno ....... yum =0)
The best pizza comes from UP North-------New York, New Jersey, and Long Island.
Home run inn serve the best pizza
Papa John's
Skakeys
Mountain Mikes is super-good.
rocky rococos has the best pizza ever, EVER, DO YOU HERE ME?
i like rocky roccoco and pizza hut
[Note: Please choose only one U.S.-based pizza chain, and from any other following country.]
U.S.-based:
Bertucci's; Blackjack Pizza; Buca di Beppo; California Pizza Kitchen; Cassano's Pizza King; Chuck E. Cheese's; CiCi's Pizza; Domino's Pizza; Donatos Pizza; Eureka Pizza; Godfather's Pizza; Happy Joe's; Home Run Inn; Hungry Howie's Pizza; Imo's Pizza; LaRosa's Pizza; Little Caesars; Maggiano's Little Italy; Mazzio鈥檚; Mellow Mushroom; Pacpizza; Papa Gino's; Papa John's Pizza; Papa Romano's; Peter Piper Pizza; Pizza Hut; Pizza Inn; Ray's Pizza; Rocky Rococo; Romano's Macaroni Grill; Round Table Pizza; Sbarro; Shakey's Pizza; Spaghetti Warehouse; Uno Chicago Grill; Valentino's
Canada-based:
Boston Pizza; Double Double Pizza; East Side Mario's; Greco Pizza Restaurant; King of Donair; Pizza Pizza; Topper's Pizza
U.K.-based:
Pizza Express; Strada
South Korea-based:
DPK; Hankook Mr. Pizza; JS Food Plan; PJI; Pizza Etang; Pizza Hut KoreaWhat pizza chain serves better PIZZA?
PIZZA HUT, HANDS DOWN....
Papa Johns. Actually tastes like real pizza.What pizza chain serves better PIZZA?
micheals pizza!!!!!
Pizza Hut,of course.What pizza chain serves better PIZZA?
bertuccis. then round table
Don't get CHAIN pizza. Use your local Pizzaria's. They produce unique and great pizza's, else they will go out of business.
It is quaint to know the local venus.
Chuck E. Cheeses... lol
Eduardos, then Pizzaria Unos but you don't have em listed.
So out of what's left Bertucci's is very good.
Others take a back seat.
Little Caesars
ALL THE WAY BABY
pizza hut
I would have to pick California Pizza Kitchen. Secondly would be Chuck E Cheese's.
Round Table serves the best.
I am going to have to say pizza hut, I got burnt out on Papa john's in the past. Now I love pizza hut's personal pan pizza.
1. Uno Chicago Grill is great deep dish style.
2. Little Caesars is good and cheap, too bad they don't deliver.
3. Best delivery in my area is - Pizza hut
Pizza Hut
Domino's Pizza is the best
Steve's Pizza (Sacramento area)
Bertucci's has the best pizza!
Imo's.... ;-)
Pizzeria Uno ....... yum =0)
The best pizza comes from UP North-------New York, New Jersey, and Long Island.
Home run inn serve the best pizza
Papa John's
Skakeys
Mountain Mikes is super-good.
rocky rococos has the best pizza ever, EVER, DO YOU HERE ME?
i like rocky roccoco and pizza hut
Philly cheesesteaks, Pat's or Gino's?
keep it to Pat's or Gino's please, I know there are a million local ones that are "way better" but let's focus
I equate it to Santarpio's Pizza in East Boston. Satarpio's gets all the pub but the real deal is in the North End, kinda like Gino's. Gino's has the big neon sign and gets on TV during Monday Night Football, but it just doesn't compare to a Pat's wiz.
Went to St. Joe's, from Boston, love Philly.Philly cheesesteaks, Pat's or Gino's?
Pat's the "King of Steaks"...Philly cheesesteaks, Pat's or Gino's?
omg definally pat's... it may not be the cleanest but it is the best. i%26lt;3 it...haha!! i hoped that helped a littlePhilly cheesesteaks, Pat's or Gino's?
I prefer Genos.
Pats for sure!
I equate it to Santarpio's Pizza in East Boston. Satarpio's gets all the pub but the real deal is in the North End, kinda like Gino's. Gino's has the big neon sign and gets on TV during Monday Night Football, but it just doesn't compare to a Pat's wiz.
Went to St. Joe's, from Boston, love Philly.Philly cheesesteaks, Pat's or Gino's?
Pat's the "King of Steaks"...Philly cheesesteaks, Pat's or Gino's?
omg definally pat's... it may not be the cleanest but it is the best. i%26lt;3 it...haha!! i hoped that helped a littlePhilly cheesesteaks, Pat's or Gino's?
I prefer Genos.
Pats for sure!
Who wants to be a pro wrestler
YOU MUST BE AGES 14,15,16,AND 17 OF AGES BECUASE MY PROMOTION IS LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO BECOME WRESTLERS BECAUSE I TOO IM A WRESTLER JUST LOOK AT SOME OF MY VIDEOS BECAUSE I HAVE BEEN IN TRAINING SINCE THE SECOND MONTH OF LAST YEAR AND HAVE WORKED TWO MATCHES SO FAR BECAUSE I AM STILL IN TRAINING AND IN THE WORDS OF MY PROMOTER MR.ITALY GINO CARUSO FORMER ECW FORMER WCW FORMER NWA FORMER WWF/E SUPERSTAR AND THE OWNER AND HEAD TRAINER OF ECPW EAST COAST PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING HOPEFULLY I WILL START WRESTLING MORE LATER THIS YEAR BECAUSE WE HAVE A JUNIOR DIVISION ALL AGES 14,15,16,AND 17 AND I AM ONE OF THE JUNIORS SO JUST GO TO WWW.ECPW1.COM FOR MORE INFO AND WHILE YOU'R AT IT CHECK THIS OUT THIS IS ME-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDsDdPUKyhg%26amp;feature=related-PS IM THE ONE WHO TALKS THE LONGEST
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F2Tdn8UgCU-PS IM THE ONE IN THE MIDDLE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHjGm6GFiLY-PS FORMER JUNIORS AND FORMER SUPERSTARS OF ECPW
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Syr4P3F6D74%26amp;feature=related-PS IM THE ONE WHO BUSTED ROMANO'S MOUTH AND MADE HIM BLEED OUTSIDE THE RINGWho wants to be a pro wrestler
hmmmm!
not me...i dont want to break any bones....
answer my question...
http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind鈥?/a>Who wants to be a pro wrestler
cool
thats great dude
im 15 lol
Wrestling is my dream
but i know it will never come true
but its ok
i will cheak everything up
byez
and STARRED!
That's awesome and all, but by the time I become a wrestler, my fave Superstars won't be there anymore. )-:Who wants to be a pro wrestler
I am a wrestler and I am 19 and this is a good federation, but not as good as AWs and EWF
Im not 14 yet but i would be interested next year
hmmmm.....
ME
I don't
I'm almost 14 and I really want to be a WWE Superstar
I'm not dying @ age 40....so the answer to that is...palladium ballroom
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F2Tdn8UgCU-PS IM THE ONE IN THE MIDDLE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHjGm6GFiLY-PS FORMER JUNIORS AND FORMER SUPERSTARS OF ECPW
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Syr4P3F6D74%26amp;feature=related-PS IM THE ONE WHO BUSTED ROMANO'S MOUTH AND MADE HIM BLEED OUTSIDE THE RINGWho wants to be a pro wrestler
hmmmm!
not me...i dont want to break any bones....
answer my question...
http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind鈥?/a>Who wants to be a pro wrestler
cool
thats great dude
im 15 lol
Wrestling is my dream
but i know it will never come true
but its ok
i will cheak everything up
byez
and STARRED!
That's awesome and all, but by the time I become a wrestler, my fave Superstars won't be there anymore. )-:Who wants to be a pro wrestler
I am a wrestler and I am 19 and this is a good federation, but not as good as AWs and EWF
Im not 14 yet but i would be interested next year
hmmmm.....
ME
I don't
I'm almost 14 and I really want to be a WWE Superstar
I'm not dying @ age 40....so the answer to that is...
Fast food / restaurant employees, help... ?
is it a requirement to wear gloves when preparing foods? earlier today, i was at papa gino's (an east coast pizzeria) and i noticed something kind of strange. there was a girl putting frozen fries into another container, and she was wearing thin gloves. to the immediate left of her, was a girl making a pizza who was sprinkling cheese and pepperonis on top of the pizza with her bare hands. i am wondering whether or not this is acceptable or does it just depend on the restaurant?Fast food / restaurant employees, help... ?
It Depends on the restaurant and whether or not it's fast food. Burger King sells cheap burgers but once you go in there you notice no one is wearing gloves. The cashiers handle money and have to get the food to you. Their competition McDonalds wears gloves, in order to keep things sanitary. So it really does depend on the restaurant. But I'd say at Papa Ginos some employees are probably required and others aren't. Maybe the lady with the frozen fries needs the gloves because she doesn't have time to wash her hands but on the other hand, the pizza girl is probably one of the chefs who has time to wash their hands and prepare food but do nothing else. Or...The pizza lady was breaking the rules by not wearing gloves.
Hope that pizza girl wasn't making what you ordered ;)
-Simple_Smartie
For more info: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/177926/should_fast_food_restaurants_have_to.html
depends. a. they should wash their hands and then wear gloves. however b. its rare nowadays that they enforce it.
c. they should have food handlers cards as well. which TRAINS ppl to wear gloves, and wash hands at least every 30 minutes, between every task, and if you touch your body, face, hair, eat, drink or be merr.. er smoke cigarettes. let alone touching the trash, or wash trays.
and 99% of restaurants are way too busy for ppl to do that 999/1000 times.Fast food / restaurant employees, help... ?
well it might depend on the restrunt. i worked at a fast food restrunt called Jack In The Box and was never required to ware gloves but, i did have to clean my hands every 30 min to an hour so that might be how it is there. also theres a possibility that surtan food need to be handled with gloves as appose to others.
hope i could help :)
It depends on the resturant. Technically yes, but thats just not the way it really happens. As long as they wash their hands it'll be ok.Fast food / restaurant employees, help... ?
It also depends on the state and the health department rules in that state.
It depends on the restaurant. They should be washing their hands thoroughly whether they wear gloves or not.
It Depends on the restaurant and whether or not it's fast food. Burger King sells cheap burgers but once you go in there you notice no one is wearing gloves. The cashiers handle money and have to get the food to you. Their competition McDonalds wears gloves, in order to keep things sanitary. So it really does depend on the restaurant. But I'd say at Papa Ginos some employees are probably required and others aren't. Maybe the lady with the frozen fries needs the gloves because she doesn't have time to wash her hands but on the other hand, the pizza girl is probably one of the chefs who has time to wash their hands and prepare food but do nothing else. Or...The pizza lady was breaking the rules by not wearing gloves.
Hope that pizza girl wasn't making what you ordered ;)
-Simple_Smartie
For more info: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/177926/should_fast_food_restaurants_have_to.html
depends. a. they should wash their hands and then wear gloves. however b. its rare nowadays that they enforce it.
c. they should have food handlers cards as well. which TRAINS ppl to wear gloves, and wash hands at least every 30 minutes, between every task, and if you touch your body, face, hair, eat, drink or be merr.. er smoke cigarettes. let alone touching the trash, or wash trays.
and 99% of restaurants are way too busy for ppl to do that 999/1000 times.Fast food / restaurant employees, help... ?
well it might depend on the restrunt. i worked at a fast food restrunt called Jack In The Box and was never required to ware gloves but, i did have to clean my hands every 30 min to an hour so that might be how it is there. also theres a possibility that surtan food need to be handled with gloves as appose to others.
hope i could help :)
It depends on the resturant. Technically yes, but thats just not the way it really happens. As long as they wash their hands it'll be ok.Fast food / restaurant employees, help... ?
It also depends on the state and the health department rules in that state.
It depends on the restaurant. They should be washing their hands thoroughly whether they wear gloves or not.
Who has the best Chicago Deep Dish pizza?
My fiance isn't from Chicago and I want to take her to have the best Chicago Deep Dish...one problem, i dont know who has it. I am not one for a sweet sauce on my pie, i like more of a tangy sauce i guess you could say. For some reason or another I've never made it down to Gino's East, or out to Lou Malnati's and I haven't gone to the Original Pizzeria Uno or Deux. I'm dying for some deep dish so I want to know what the Yahoo community thinks is Numero Uno.
My Favorite Pies:
Home Run Inn...the original
Arnie Salernos in Berwyn
Pies I dont like:
Aurelios
Rosati's
Pizza Hut or anything like itWho has the best Chicago Deep Dish pizza?
Avoid Uno's and Due's!! Unlike they were many years ago, when they were the best pizza in Chicago, their pizza absolutely sucks now! Now they're just living off of their reputation and dragging in unsuspecting tourists who wouldn't know a good Chicago deep-dish from a Tombstone.
Lou Malnati's is very good and certainly maintains the integrity of a Chicago pizza. I haven't been to Gino's in ages so I really can't comment on them. My choice for best deep dish is a little place called My Pi on Clark near Diversey. They're not famous, they're not a chain, just really good deep dish with all of the classic touches. Neither Lou's nor My Pi have those thick, sweet sauces you talk about (God, I hate Rosati's too!)
One more note: Giordano's is great pizza but it's stuffed pizza, not deep dish. There's a real difference between the two types. Since she's your fiance I suspect you'll be together for awhile, so I think you should try both a deep dish and a stuffed at some point, just to give her that full Chicago immersion.
Check out Second City Pizza Tours. You get to visit 5 of Chicago's great pizza venues and you get nearly a whole slice of pizza at each location....Gino's East, Giordano's, Uno's, Quartino, and Castel Gandolfo. www.secondcitypizzatours.com
Two true Chicago staples, Uno and Due, serve classic deep-dish pies and are the local shrines that started the Chicago-style phenomenon. Expect a crowd at either of these sibling pizzerias, and be prepared to wait. As you do, dream of a bacon cheeseburger pie, a shroom version, or the signature pizza, loaded with sausage, pepperoni, romano and...
I really like a place called "Giodornos"
Don't count on my spelling.Who has the best Chicago Deep Dish pizza?
Giordanos Pizza!!!
Loumalnati's, no doubt about it!!!!!
Uno
chicago
Gino's East is awesome
So good
My Favorite Pies:
Home Run Inn...the original
Arnie Salernos in Berwyn
Pies I dont like:
Aurelios
Rosati's
Pizza Hut or anything like itWho has the best Chicago Deep Dish pizza?
Avoid Uno's and Due's!! Unlike they were many years ago, when they were the best pizza in Chicago, their pizza absolutely sucks now! Now they're just living off of their reputation and dragging in unsuspecting tourists who wouldn't know a good Chicago deep-dish from a Tombstone.
Lou Malnati's is very good and certainly maintains the integrity of a Chicago pizza. I haven't been to Gino's in ages so I really can't comment on them. My choice for best deep dish is a little place called My Pi on Clark near Diversey. They're not famous, they're not a chain, just really good deep dish with all of the classic touches. Neither Lou's nor My Pi have those thick, sweet sauces you talk about (God, I hate Rosati's too!)
One more note: Giordano's is great pizza but it's stuffed pizza, not deep dish. There's a real difference between the two types. Since she's your fiance I suspect you'll be together for awhile, so I think you should try both a deep dish and a stuffed at some point, just to give her that full Chicago immersion.
Check out Second City Pizza Tours. You get to visit 5 of Chicago's great pizza venues and you get nearly a whole slice of pizza at each location....Gino's East, Giordano's, Uno's, Quartino, and Castel Gandolfo. www.secondcitypizzatours.com
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Who has the best Chicago Deep Dish pizza?Two true Chicago staples, Uno and Due, serve classic deep-dish pies and are the local shrines that started the Chicago-style phenomenon. Expect a crowd at either of these sibling pizzerias, and be prepared to wait. As you do, dream of a bacon cheeseburger pie, a shroom version, or the signature pizza, loaded with sausage, pepperoni, romano and...
I really like a place called "Giodornos"
Don't count on my spelling.Who has the best Chicago Deep Dish pizza?
Giordanos Pizza!!!
Loumalnati's, no doubt about it!!!!!
Uno
chicago
Gino's East is awesome
So good
Restaurants that are ACTUALLY good in chicago?
Soo my sis %26amp; I are planning to move to chicago and we have been there for the past two weekends and have yet to find a good restaurant these are all the places that had great reviews but very average or horrible food
BK: we tried Orange, original pancake house
Lunch/dinner: we tried Girandados (that famous pizza place), gino's east
rockit bar and grill (disgusting),
silver cloud (average but one of the best, which is not saying alot)
chicago best philly cheesesteak
Could someone please tell me where the good restaurants are located. Don't care what type of food it isRestaurants that are ACTUALLY good in chicago?
The Rainforest cafe
605 N. Clark
(Downtown)
www.rainforestcafe.com
Uno Chicago Grill (Many Locations in Illinois)
29 E. Ohio
(downtown also)
www.unos.com
Portillo's (Many locations in Chicago) Best Beef sandwich ever!
www.portillos.com
Rosebud Steakhouse
1500 W. Taylor
(downtown)
www.rosebudrestaurants.com
Billy Goat Tavern Original
Near Tribune Towers and Wrigley Building
430 N. Michigan Ave at Lower Level
Phone: 312-222-1525
Or
Billy Goat Tavern Navy Pier
Navy Pier - Outdoor Seating
700 E. Grand Ave
Phone: 312-670-8789
Their website is: www.billygoattavern.com
omg my boyfriend lived in chicago and he told me the best place to get a philly cheesesteak and the best around would be a philly's best and then his family just kept talking about how good it was i would go try it:D
good luck in chicago me and my boyfriend are moving there after we graduate our senior year:D
best of luck to you and your sisRestaurants that are ACTUALLY good in chicago?
The Cheesecake Factory at the bottom of the Hancock Observatory is good!
Chicago is filled with great restaurants, but you're going to have to go more upscale. The places you've visited don't pretend to offer fabulous food.
I love Vinci, Sapori, and Coco Pazzo for Italian food. (We tried the hot new restaurant, Cibo Matto, recently, but while the food is fine, the place is overcrowded and understaffed.) The Spiaggia Cafe is a less expensive alternative to the main Spiaggia restaurant.
I enjoyed Gaylord for Indian food, and there's a good Thai restaurant -- the Snail -- in my neighborhood of Hyde Park. We also have Medici, largely an inexpensive pizza and pasta restaurant, though I am not a pizza connoisseur, Piccolo Mondo (Italian), La Petite Folie (upscale French), and various ethnic dining spots on 55th Street.
My husband, a Philly native, claims that it's impossible to find a good cheesesteak here. He did love the Frontera Grill for Mexican food.Restaurants that are ACTUALLY good in chicago?
I love Heaven on Seven. I like the first one in the Garland office building. Great cajun food. 111 N Wabash Ave. (across the street from Macy's)
I think you should check out http://www.restaurant.com look at the restaurant menus that are listed. If you purchase a coupon make sure it is valid for the day and time you want to use it. Just put in Illinois into the search then search Chicago. There are 100's of listings.
I think you should also try a few other pizza places I do not particularly like Giordano's pizza.
Smoque is supposed to have some awesome BBQ but I have heard you have to get there early as they do sell out of some items.
Avec
Blackbird
Topolobampo
Moto
Tru
Cafe 28
Arun's
Sushi Wabi
Dee's has really good chinese food...not the cheapest, but it's worth it:
http://www.deesrestaurant.com/
BK: we tried Orange, original pancake house
Lunch/dinner: we tried Girandados (that famous pizza place), gino's east
rockit bar and grill (disgusting),
silver cloud (average but one of the best, which is not saying alot)
chicago best philly cheesesteak
Could someone please tell me where the good restaurants are located. Don't care what type of food it isRestaurants that are ACTUALLY good in chicago?
The Rainforest cafe
605 N. Clark
(Downtown)
www.rainforestcafe.com
Uno Chicago Grill (Many Locations in Illinois)
29 E. Ohio
(downtown also)
www.unos.com
Portillo's (Many locations in Chicago) Best Beef sandwich ever!
www.portillos.com
Rosebud Steakhouse
1500 W. Taylor
(downtown)
www.rosebudrestaurants.com
Billy Goat Tavern Original
Near Tribune Towers and Wrigley Building
430 N. Michigan Ave at Lower Level
Phone: 312-222-1525
Or
Billy Goat Tavern Navy Pier
Navy Pier - Outdoor Seating
700 E. Grand Ave
Phone: 312-670-8789
Their website is: www.billygoattavern.com
omg my boyfriend lived in chicago and he told me the best place to get a philly cheesesteak and the best around would be a philly's best and then his family just kept talking about how good it was i would go try it:D
good luck in chicago me and my boyfriend are moving there after we graduate our senior year:D
best of luck to you and your sisRestaurants that are ACTUALLY good in chicago?
The Cheesecake Factory at the bottom of the Hancock Observatory is good!
Chicago is filled with great restaurants, but you're going to have to go more upscale. The places you've visited don't pretend to offer fabulous food.
I love Vinci, Sapori, and Coco Pazzo for Italian food. (We tried the hot new restaurant, Cibo Matto, recently, but while the food is fine, the place is overcrowded and understaffed.) The Spiaggia Cafe is a less expensive alternative to the main Spiaggia restaurant.
I enjoyed Gaylord for Indian food, and there's a good Thai restaurant -- the Snail -- in my neighborhood of Hyde Park. We also have Medici, largely an inexpensive pizza and pasta restaurant, though I am not a pizza connoisseur, Piccolo Mondo (Italian), La Petite Folie (upscale French), and various ethnic dining spots on 55th Street.
My husband, a Philly native, claims that it's impossible to find a good cheesesteak here. He did love the Frontera Grill for Mexican food.Restaurants that are ACTUALLY good in chicago?
I love Heaven on Seven. I like the first one in the Garland office building. Great cajun food. 111 N Wabash Ave. (across the street from Macy's)
I think you should check out http://www.restaurant.com look at the restaurant menus that are listed. If you purchase a coupon make sure it is valid for the day and time you want to use it. Just put in Illinois into the search then search Chicago. There are 100's of listings.
I think you should also try a few other pizza places I do not particularly like Giordano's pizza.
Smoque is supposed to have some awesome BBQ but I have heard you have to get there early as they do sell out of some items.
Avec
Blackbird
Topolobampo
Moto
Tru
Cafe 28
Arun's
Sushi Wabi
Dee's has really good chinese food...not the cheapest, but it's worth it:
http://www.deesrestaurant.com/
Things to do in Chicago (for a 12 year old)?
Hi! I'm going to Chicago for a 3 day spring break (we will also be going and stopping through St. Louis and Memphis that week). Weather sounds pretty nice. I love to travel. I've heard of a few things to do, a few places to eat, and a few places to stay. We don't have a lot, so just let us know what to do. Remember, there are kids traveling. This is what we have so far.
-Navy Pier
-Sears Tower
-Gino's East Pizza
We've already got tickets for the Cardinals in St. Louis, so if you are recommending baseball tickets, 1 games enough for the week. :)
Places to eat and things to do would be great. Thank You!Things to do in Chicago (for a 12 year old)?
In Chicago:
Museum of Science and Industry
Field Museum
Shedd Aquarium
Adler Planetarium
Chinatown
Walk along the lakefront
Good luck!
go to elvis's house in memphis...see the arc in st louis...and forget baseball in chicago....bulls baby...u might see mj in the standsThings to do in Chicago (for a 12 year old)?
How about the Lincoln Park Zoo, Rock and Roll McDonalds, the Disney Store and maybe the Beach if it's warm enough by the time you get here.
Scratch the Sears Tower ... The Hancock Tower is much better and has unobstructed views of the city and the coastline for miles.
When you are on the Navy Pier book boat cruises with Shoreline (They take you up the Chicago River ... great sites)
http://www.shorelinesightseeing.com/
For the Museums get a City Pass great to see everything and its more affordable. (http://www.citypass.com/city/chicago.htm鈥?/a>
Food places:
Pizzeria Due (Best Chicago style deep dish)
Chicago Style Hot dogs from any of the vendors
Garrett Popcorn Shop - Best popcorn ever and get the mix
http://www.garrettpopcorn.comThings to do in Chicago (for a 12 year old)?
the Field Museum has a full skeleton of a T-Rex and many other nice exhibits, the Adler Planetarium, the Shedd Aquarium, and there is a pretty neat restaurant too called Ed Dubevic's
Okie-dokie! WELL first u should def. go to Ed debevics ... they are like rude (on purpose) and it is soo funny! Then you should go to the Shedd aquarium and the muesum of Science and industry ... if youo have time go downtown bcuz they have alot of cool shops!!
**ALL IN CHICAGO**
-Navy Pier
-Sears Tower
-Gino's East Pizza
We've already got tickets for the Cardinals in St. Louis, so if you are recommending baseball tickets, 1 games enough for the week. :)
Places to eat and things to do would be great. Thank You!Things to do in Chicago (for a 12 year old)?
In Chicago:
Museum of Science and Industry
Field Museum
Shedd Aquarium
Adler Planetarium
Chinatown
Walk along the lakefront
Good luck!
go to elvis's house in memphis...see the arc in st louis...and forget baseball in chicago....bulls baby...u might see mj in the standsThings to do in Chicago (for a 12 year old)?
How about the Lincoln Park Zoo, Rock and Roll McDonalds, the Disney Store and maybe the Beach if it's warm enough by the time you get here.
Scratch the Sears Tower ... The Hancock Tower is much better and has unobstructed views of the city and the coastline for miles.
When you are on the Navy Pier book boat cruises with Shoreline (They take you up the Chicago River ... great sites)
http://www.shorelinesightseeing.com/
For the Museums get a City Pass great to see everything and its more affordable. (http://www.citypass.com/city/chicago.htm鈥?/a>
Food places:
Pizzeria Due (Best Chicago style deep dish)
Chicago Style Hot dogs from any of the vendors
Garrett Popcorn Shop - Best popcorn ever and get the mix
http://www.garrettpopcorn.comThings to do in Chicago (for a 12 year old)?
the Field Museum has a full skeleton of a T-Rex and many other nice exhibits, the Adler Planetarium, the Shedd Aquarium, and there is a pretty neat restaurant too called Ed Dubevic's
Okie-dokie! WELL first u should def. go to Ed debevics ... they are like rude (on purpose) and it is soo funny! Then you should go to the Shedd aquarium and the muesum of Science and industry ... if youo have time go downtown bcuz they have alot of cool shops!!
**ALL IN CHICAGO**
Which of these are plagiarism and why? Which ones are not?
1. Last summer, my family and I traveled to Chicago, which was quite different from the rural area I grew up in. We saw the dinosaur Sue at the Field Museum, and ate pizza at Gino's East.
2. Americans want to create a more perfect union; they also want to establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for everybody.
3. I find it ridiculous that 57% of high school students think their teachers assign too much homework.
4. Martin Luther King was certain that nobody would want to be contented with a surfacy type of social analysis that concerns itself only with effects and doesn't deal with root causes.
5. Martin Luther King wrote that the city of Birmingham's "white power structure" left African-Americans there "no alternative" but to demonstrate ("Letter from the Birmingham Jail" para. 5).
6. In "Letter from the Birmingham Jail," King writes to fellow clergy saying that although they "deplore the demonstrations taking place in Birmingham, your statement fails to express a similar concern for the conditions that brought about the demonstrations."
7. My friend Kara told me that she loves living so close to the ocean.
8. Americans are guaranteed the right to freely gather for peaceful meetings.Which of these are plagiarism and why? Which ones are not?
Assuming that the uncited texts are original to the writer, none of them are plagiarism, but a few could be better cited.
1. Personal account. OK.
2. To Americans at least, this probably comes under common knowledge, since it closely follows the Preamble to the United States Constitution. It'd be better to say so, though.
3. Personal opinion. OK.
4. Source is credited: OK. But saying where and when King stated these views would carry more weight.
5. Source is well credited. OK.
6. Source is credited. OK.
7. Personal statement. OK.
8. Common knowledge. OK.chinese recipes
2. Americans want to create a more perfect union; they also want to establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty for everybody.
3. I find it ridiculous that 57% of high school students think their teachers assign too much homework.
4. Martin Luther King was certain that nobody would want to be contented with a surfacy type of social analysis that concerns itself only with effects and doesn't deal with root causes.
5. Martin Luther King wrote that the city of Birmingham's "white power structure" left African-Americans there "no alternative" but to demonstrate ("Letter from the Birmingham Jail" para. 5).
6. In "Letter from the Birmingham Jail," King writes to fellow clergy saying that although they "deplore the demonstrations taking place in Birmingham, your statement fails to express a similar concern for the conditions that brought about the demonstrations."
7. My friend Kara told me that she loves living so close to the ocean.
8. Americans are guaranteed the right to freely gather for peaceful meetings.Which of these are plagiarism and why? Which ones are not?
Assuming that the uncited texts are original to the writer, none of them are plagiarism, but a few could be better cited.
1. Personal account. OK.
2. To Americans at least, this probably comes under common knowledge, since it closely follows the Preamble to the United States Constitution. It'd be better to say so, though.
3. Personal opinion. OK.
4. Source is credited: OK. But saying where and when King stated these views would carry more weight.
5. Source is well credited. OK.
6. Source is credited. OK.
7. Personal statement. OK.
8. Common knowledge. OK.
Places to eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in Chicago?
I'm going to be in Chicago for spring break, and I was just wondering if there are any good places to eat for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in Chicago. For breakfast, I normally like little cafes or places where they serve a tradition tasty breakfast. Nothing too pricey please. For lunch and dinner, I pretty much like anything except for indian and middle eastern cuisine. Somethings that I like are steak, sushi, mexican. I'd also like to try some Chicago hot dogs and deep dish pizza while I'm here, so if you know any good places, please recommend. I was looking at another question someone had asked about places for sushi in Chicago, but the places the people recommended didn't look so traditional and a little pricey. So, if you know any traditional or good sushi places, let me know! :) I've heard of a lot of good places to eat Deep Dish Pizza. My teacher is from Chicago, and he said Gino's East is pretty good. A lot of people, in my previous questions, said Uno's was not really good.|||For breakfast check out my favorite place in the city...
***Nookies - 1746 N Wells in Old Town - http://www.nookiesrestaurants.net/oldtow鈥?/a> - Everything there is fresh, traditional, and delicious. The do little different things with breakfast like dip the french toast in corn flakes, then fry it.
***Then there's Lou Mitchell's - 565 W Jackson - http://www.loumitchellsrestaurant.com - which is Chicago's most famous diner.
If you're just downtown and looking for something cheap and quick for breakfast go find Beef %26amp; Brandy, Ada's, Mary's, or the Ohio House Coffee House.
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For Chicago Hotdogs, if you're downtown the best is
***Gold Coast - http://www.goldcoastdogs.net/ - the best one is at 159 N Wabash. I don't know whether or not the Popeye's that it shares it's space with adds to it's charm or not.
If you have access to a car the best dog in the city is at:
***Fat Johnnies between 7200 %26amp; 7300 S Western. It's on the south side in a not-so-great neighborhood so if you can do it, go when the sun is out, with a friend.
The 2nd best dog in the city is at:
***Hot Doug's on the city's north side just north of Belmont on California. You can take the Blue Line to Belmont %26amp; walk to California and head north...it takes about ten minutes, and there will probably be a line around the corner for the food, but it's worth it. Especially if it's Friday or Saturday and you can order the duck fat fries.
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Chicago isn't a big sushi town, but you can find a few good places. If you want to avoid the flashy downtown places like Sushi Samba Rio, or Japonais, check out...
***Sushi-O-Sushi - 345 W Armitage - which is a tiny little sushi place with about ten seats in Lincoln Park, or
***Matsuya's - 3469 N Clark St - It's another little hole in the wall in Wrigleyville, very convenient because it's so close to the Red Line. It's a good stop before a Cubs game if you don't want bar food before the game.
***Kamehachi - I think it's Chicago's oldest sushi place and there are a bunch all over the city. It's a safe place if you want something traditional and good.
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You'll get a bunch of suggestions for pizza that are all going to include Giordano's, Gino's East, Lou Malnati's, Uno's and maybe even Pizano's. Those are all good places for a traditional pie with the crust being the major difference.
I like traditional too, but if I want a real gourmet style pizza in Chicago that isn't embarassing like California Pizza Kitchen, I go to:
Chicago Pizza %26amp; Oven Grinders - http://www.chicagopizzaandovengrinder.co鈥?/a> - 2121 N Clark - The pizza's are basically deep dish, except they call them pot pies and they're cooked upside-down in a bowl and flipped at your table. The pizzas are wicked, and the building is one the oldest brownstones in the city and the assumed hideout for the St Valentine's Day Massacre.|||Girodano's and Lou Malnati's also have great pizza! For lunches, there is a fast food chain called Portillo's that has great dogs and Italian beef. Mexican there are several good choices in the Lincoln Park area. I couldn't help you with sushi. For American food that is pretty good and a little pricier (and better) than say a Chili's would be Grand Lux Cafe or Cheesecake Factory (if you don't have one where you are from). Ed Debevic's is also a great place for a burger. It is like a 50's diner with rude roller skating waiters. Have fun!|||'breakfast i would recommend IHOP, Denny's, and Hoagie(Cicero, Roosevelt).
lunch and dinner i recommend Ronny's steakhouse and for Mexican Los Dos Loredos, Chipotle and Qdoba Mexican Grill.
Hot Dogs-i recommend my #1 favorite Daves Red Hots at 3422 W. Roosevelt which is the best, Jimmys Red Hots at 4000 W. Grand, Smokehouse in north riverside park mall, Billy Goats at 430 N Michigan or Navy Pier.
deep dish pizza- Damenzos, Home Runn Inn, Papa John and the best hands down is Giordano's.
I not a big fan of raw food so i don't have any places recommend for sushi i do apologize for that. I hope everything else helps and hope you have a good time.|||Lou Mal------ Whatever is VERY good for pizza. They aren't too expensive either.
You know what would be very cool? Go to the Signature room an the 95th floor of the Handcock for lunch. Before you think it's too expensive, they have a weekday and I think Sat special where luch is about $16 for the full buffet. It is very casual, so don't worry about fressing up. They won't take a reservation, so get there when it starts (11:00 or so) to be sure ot get a table by the window. VERY nice and a place that is different. Check it out online.|||you won't find 5 chicagoans who agree on where to get the best deep dish, but i say giordano's is absolutely the place to be.
http://www.menuism.com/restaurants/cVIhP鈥?/a>
for brunch, how about newport bar %26amp; grill?
http://www.menuism.com/restaurants/ctY_6鈥?/a>|||For breakfast, I would recommend Le Peep. They serve lunch too, but their breakfasts are great!
http://www.lepeep.com/
For lunch, you have to try Portillo's. They have the best Italina beef sandwiches in Chicago. Also, really good hotdogs, cheeseburgers and chopped salad.
http://www.portillos.com/
For the best deep dish pizza, my choice is Lou Malnati's 'Lou's Special'. They have a really delicious butter crust %26amp; their pizza tastes like no other.
http://www.loumalnatis.com/
For Mexican, try Lalo's.
http://www.lalos.com/|||i am not from chicago, but i go there frequently...ed debevics is a good hamburger joint...i am not sure if the name is right...but look it up online...it is like a classy old school restraunt where the waitresses are really rude and rollerskate...they wear poodle skirts...it is a blast!!! well have a killer time in chicago...and be careful!|||Hands down------------WEINER CIRCLE for hot dogs!!!!
Be ready for lots of stuff on it......yum- the celery salt is great and those rolls. I want one now!
***Nookies - 1746 N Wells in Old Town - http://www.nookiesrestaurants.net/oldtow鈥?/a> - Everything there is fresh, traditional, and delicious. The do little different things with breakfast like dip the french toast in corn flakes, then fry it.
***Then there's Lou Mitchell's - 565 W Jackson - http://www.loumitchellsrestaurant.com - which is Chicago's most famous diner.
If you're just downtown and looking for something cheap and quick for breakfast go find Beef %26amp; Brandy, Ada's, Mary's, or the Ohio House Coffee House.
______________
For Chicago Hotdogs, if you're downtown the best is
***Gold Coast - http://www.goldcoastdogs.net/ - the best one is at 159 N Wabash. I don't know whether or not the Popeye's that it shares it's space with adds to it's charm or not.
If you have access to a car the best dog in the city is at:
***Fat Johnnies between 7200 %26amp; 7300 S Western. It's on the south side in a not-so-great neighborhood so if you can do it, go when the sun is out, with a friend.
The 2nd best dog in the city is at:
***Hot Doug's on the city's north side just north of Belmont on California. You can take the Blue Line to Belmont %26amp; walk to California and head north...it takes about ten minutes, and there will probably be a line around the corner for the food, but it's worth it. Especially if it's Friday or Saturday and you can order the duck fat fries.
_______________
Chicago isn't a big sushi town, but you can find a few good places. If you want to avoid the flashy downtown places like Sushi Samba Rio, or Japonais, check out...
***Sushi-O-Sushi - 345 W Armitage - which is a tiny little sushi place with about ten seats in Lincoln Park, or
***Matsuya's - 3469 N Clark St - It's another little hole in the wall in Wrigleyville, very convenient because it's so close to the Red Line. It's a good stop before a Cubs game if you don't want bar food before the game.
***Kamehachi - I think it's Chicago's oldest sushi place and there are a bunch all over the city. It's a safe place if you want something traditional and good.
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You'll get a bunch of suggestions for pizza that are all going to include Giordano's, Gino's East, Lou Malnati's, Uno's and maybe even Pizano's. Those are all good places for a traditional pie with the crust being the major difference.
I like traditional too, but if I want a real gourmet style pizza in Chicago that isn't embarassing like California Pizza Kitchen, I go to:
Chicago Pizza %26amp; Oven Grinders - http://www.chicagopizzaandovengrinder.co鈥?/a> - 2121 N Clark - The pizza's are basically deep dish, except they call them pot pies and they're cooked upside-down in a bowl and flipped at your table. The pizzas are wicked, and the building is one the oldest brownstones in the city and the assumed hideout for the St Valentine's Day Massacre.|||Girodano's and Lou Malnati's also have great pizza! For lunches, there is a fast food chain called Portillo's that has great dogs and Italian beef. Mexican there are several good choices in the Lincoln Park area. I couldn't help you with sushi. For American food that is pretty good and a little pricier (and better) than say a Chili's would be Grand Lux Cafe or Cheesecake Factory (if you don't have one where you are from). Ed Debevic's is also a great place for a burger. It is like a 50's diner with rude roller skating waiters. Have fun!|||'breakfast i would recommend IHOP, Denny's, and Hoagie(Cicero, Roosevelt).
lunch and dinner i recommend Ronny's steakhouse and for Mexican Los Dos Loredos, Chipotle and Qdoba Mexican Grill.
Hot Dogs-i recommend my #1 favorite Daves Red Hots at 3422 W. Roosevelt which is the best, Jimmys Red Hots at 4000 W. Grand, Smokehouse in north riverside park mall, Billy Goats at 430 N Michigan or Navy Pier.
deep dish pizza- Damenzos, Home Runn Inn, Papa John and the best hands down is Giordano's.
I not a big fan of raw food so i don't have any places recommend for sushi i do apologize for that. I hope everything else helps and hope you have a good time.|||Lou Mal------ Whatever is VERY good for pizza. They aren't too expensive either.
You know what would be very cool? Go to the Signature room an the 95th floor of the Handcock for lunch. Before you think it's too expensive, they have a weekday and I think Sat special where luch is about $16 for the full buffet. It is very casual, so don't worry about fressing up. They won't take a reservation, so get there when it starts (11:00 or so) to be sure ot get a table by the window. VERY nice and a place that is different. Check it out online.|||you won't find 5 chicagoans who agree on where to get the best deep dish, but i say giordano's is absolutely the place to be.
http://www.menuism.com/restaurants/cVIhP鈥?/a>
for brunch, how about newport bar %26amp; grill?
http://www.menuism.com/restaurants/ctY_6鈥?/a>|||For breakfast, I would recommend Le Peep. They serve lunch too, but their breakfasts are great!
http://www.lepeep.com/
For lunch, you have to try Portillo's. They have the best Italina beef sandwiches in Chicago. Also, really good hotdogs, cheeseburgers and chopped salad.
http://www.portillos.com/
For the best deep dish pizza, my choice is Lou Malnati's 'Lou's Special'. They have a really delicious butter crust %26amp; their pizza tastes like no other.
http://www.loumalnatis.com/
For Mexican, try Lalo's.
http://www.lalos.com/|||i am not from chicago, but i go there frequently...ed debevics is a good hamburger joint...i am not sure if the name is right...but look it up online...it is like a classy old school restraunt where the waitresses are really rude and rollerskate...they wear poodle skirts...it is a blast!!! well have a killer time in chicago...and be careful!|||Hands down------------WEINER CIRCLE for hot dogs!!!!
Be ready for lots of stuff on it......yum- the celery salt is great and those rolls. I want one now!
Know of some good deals for these Chicago locations?
I'm planning a short trip to Chicago - only this Wednesday and Thursday (April 8th %26amp; 9th). We have some places we most likely want to go, and I was wondering if anyone knew of anywhere I could find coupons or discounts at any of these places. I found some, but I'm sure there might be more out there:
- Legoland Discovery Center
- Shedd Aquarium
- Hancock Observatory
- Navy Pier (I found $1 off Amazing Maze and 2-for-1 tickets to any attraction in Pier Park.)
- Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. (I took a survey on their site and got a coupon for a free smoothie with purchase of an entree.)
- Ed Debevic's (I found a special values card that gives me 10% off my order.)
- Gino's East (Also on the special values card - free breadsticks with the order of a pizza.)
- The Cheesecake Factory
- Jamba Juice
- Possibly another attraction near the Shedd Aquarium.
- Some kind of piano lounge. (I haven't found one yet. That's another question I posted. =P.)
If anyone has any other deals or better deals, please let me know. I am really trying to save some money. Thanks for your help! =]Know of some good deals for these Chicago locations?
go to Timeout Chicago . com They have a Cheap Chicago section to click on.
They're not cheap but they have good musicians; the Redhead Piano Bar on Ontario and Jilly's on Rush. (Jilly's is like an old-fashioned Rat Pack kind of theme.)Know of some good deals for these Chicago locations?
Try and get your hands on an Entertainment book for Chicago. I think they have coupons for Legoland, Ed Debevics, and the Shedd.
- Legoland Discovery Center
- Shedd Aquarium
- Hancock Observatory
- Navy Pier (I found $1 off Amazing Maze and 2-for-1 tickets to any attraction in Pier Park.)
- Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. (I took a survey on their site and got a coupon for a free smoothie with purchase of an entree.)
- Ed Debevic's (I found a special values card that gives me 10% off my order.)
- Gino's East (Also on the special values card - free breadsticks with the order of a pizza.)
- The Cheesecake Factory
- Jamba Juice
- Possibly another attraction near the Shedd Aquarium.
- Some kind of piano lounge. (I haven't found one yet. That's another question I posted. =P.)
If anyone has any other deals or better deals, please let me know. I am really trying to save some money. Thanks for your help! =]Know of some good deals for these Chicago locations?
go to Timeout Chicago . com They have a Cheap Chicago section to click on.
They're not cheap but they have good musicians; the Redhead Piano Bar on Ontario and Jilly's on Rush. (Jilly's is like an old-fashioned Rat Pack kind of theme.)Know of some good deals for these Chicago locations?
Try and get your hands on an Entertainment book for Chicago. I think they have coupons for Legoland, Ed Debevics, and the Shedd.
Is true Chicago Pizza deepdish or thin crust?
On travel channel type shows they always refer to Chicago Pizza as deep dish like Lou Malnottis or Gino's East.
I personally have always thought of Chicago pizza as being think crust, paper thin crust that is. Traversos in my opinoin has true Chicago pizza, good ingredients and paper thin crust. I can't stand Lou Malonittis or Gino's East.
What do you think? Why do many people think pan pizza is Chicago Pizza? In my opinoin Lou Malnottis and Gino's East are like tourist Chicago PizzaIs true Chicago Pizza deepdish or thin crust?
true Chicago pizza is trully thin crust but not PAPER thin crust like you said. its pretty thin but not that thin.Is true Chicago Pizza deepdish or thin crust?
my understanding is that chicago's pizza is super-thick crust and are similar to a deep-dish pie, giving the name of 'pizza pie' and the thin crust comes from New York and those are very wide pieces to where you can fold them up and eat them.Is true Chicago Pizza deepdish or thin crust?
Deep dish, thick pizza which isn't as good as thin.
I personally have always thought of Chicago pizza as being think crust, paper thin crust that is. Traversos in my opinoin has true Chicago pizza, good ingredients and paper thin crust. I can't stand Lou Malonittis or Gino's East.
What do you think? Why do many people think pan pizza is Chicago Pizza? In my opinoin Lou Malnottis and Gino's East are like tourist Chicago PizzaIs true Chicago Pizza deepdish or thin crust?
true Chicago pizza is trully thin crust but not PAPER thin crust like you said. its pretty thin but not that thin.Is true Chicago Pizza deepdish or thin crust?
my understanding is that chicago's pizza is super-thick crust and are similar to a deep-dish pie, giving the name of 'pizza pie' and the thin crust comes from New York and those are very wide pieces to where you can fold them up and eat them.Is true Chicago Pizza deepdish or thin crust?
Deep dish, thick pizza which isn't as good as thin.
Prom 2008???
I want to ask my girlfriend to Prom tonight. We have plans tonight for me to make her dinner (home-made mac n cheese) and watch the cubs game on tv. Is there any cute way I can incorporate anything?
P.S.
Our anniversary is tomorrow too and we're going out to dinner at Gino's East (pizza resturant)
suggestions pleaseProm 2008???
Why not ask her during the 7th inning stretch? Have her go grab something from another room and tape a sign to tv asking her to prom. When she walks back in you will have asked her on tv. I'd think this were cute.Prom 2008???
Since you've been going steady for a year, she probably already assumes you'll be going to the prom together.
Unless things have changed since I was in school, asking someone to the prom is fairly simple. It's not like you're proposing marriage, dear. :-)
P.S.
Our anniversary is tomorrow too and we're going out to dinner at Gino's East (pizza resturant)
suggestions pleaseProm 2008???
Why not ask her during the 7th inning stretch? Have her go grab something from another room and tape a sign to tv asking her to prom. When she walks back in you will have asked her on tv. I'd think this were cute.Prom 2008???
Since you've been going steady for a year, she probably already assumes you'll be going to the prom together.
Unless things have changed since I was in school, asking someone to the prom is fairly simple. It's not like you're proposing marriage, dear. :-)
Going to Chicago this weekend....?
Hey Chicagoians... I'm coming over there this weekend (suburban Detroit) and I'm looking for cool places to hit/eat. My fiance` and her cousin are going to the Pink concert (blech) so my friend and I are going to the White Sox/Tigers game. Need some cool places to eat/drink/see.
I've heard Gino's East has the best Chicago style pizza, but what else is there?
10 Points to most helpful answerGoing to Chicago this weekend....?
Check out Rush St., right downtown, for rows of fun bars. For food,
Grand Luxe on Michigan Avenue, upstairs from Ann Taylor Loft, is great! Huge menu, great atmosphere and if you can get a window seat, great to people watch.
Want fun, crazy atmophere and good burgers (not to mention, a great drink menu)? Hamburger Mary's in Andersonville (on Clark) is a ton of fun! Drag Queens galore and they are a riot. And yes, Andersonville is IN the city of Chicago.
The best pizza, in my humble opinion, is at Geno's North on Granville. No relation whatsoever to the Gino's you hear about.
It's a small, neighborhood bar, so old school and cozy and their pizza? AMAZING! Unlike traditional Chicago deep-dish, their's is a cracker crust and it is simply delicious. This is coming from someone who doesn't even like pizza! Worth the cab/train ride up to Edgewater!
The area around the stadium is eh. On the other hand, if it was a Cubs game, I would suggest just staying in Wrigleyville because that is a booming, fun neighborhood. I would head north after the Sox game. The southside gets way to dicey...atleast for my tastes. Have fun!!!Going to Chicago this weekend....?
Check out the lakefront, downtown, and, at Roosevelt and Union ave,
the best Chicago style hot dog, or Maxwell Street Polish sausage.
If you've never had a Chicago style dog, or a Maxwell St. Polish, you
have to go there. Two places, Jim's, or the Express Grill. Both are
open 24/7, in case you are hungry after getting a little inebriated.
This is only a few miles north of US Cellular.Going to Chicago this weekend....?
Your weekend sounds like mine. We are going from Troy to Chicago to watch the Tigers. We are going to Duffy's in Chicago to watch the UM game. The place is all Michigan fans.
http://chicago.metromix.com/bars-and-clu鈥?/a>
Giordano's has the pizza; Ann Sathers and Ed Debevics are fun restaurants; Excalibur is a great club. Second City is also fun.sonic electronix
I've heard Gino's East has the best Chicago style pizza, but what else is there?
10 Points to most helpful answerGoing to Chicago this weekend....?
Check out Rush St., right downtown, for rows of fun bars. For food,
Grand Luxe on Michigan Avenue, upstairs from Ann Taylor Loft, is great! Huge menu, great atmosphere and if you can get a window seat, great to people watch.
Want fun, crazy atmophere and good burgers (not to mention, a great drink menu)? Hamburger Mary's in Andersonville (on Clark) is a ton of fun! Drag Queens galore and they are a riot. And yes, Andersonville is IN the city of Chicago.
The best pizza, in my humble opinion, is at Geno's North on Granville. No relation whatsoever to the Gino's you hear about.
It's a small, neighborhood bar, so old school and cozy and their pizza? AMAZING! Unlike traditional Chicago deep-dish, their's is a cracker crust and it is simply delicious. This is coming from someone who doesn't even like pizza! Worth the cab/train ride up to Edgewater!
The area around the stadium is eh. On the other hand, if it was a Cubs game, I would suggest just staying in Wrigleyville because that is a booming, fun neighborhood. I would head north after the Sox game. The southside gets way to dicey...atleast for my tastes. Have fun!!!Going to Chicago this weekend....?
Check out the lakefront, downtown, and, at Roosevelt and Union ave,
the best Chicago style hot dog, or Maxwell Street Polish sausage.
If you've never had a Chicago style dog, or a Maxwell St. Polish, you
have to go there. Two places, Jim's, or the Express Grill. Both are
open 24/7, in case you are hungry after getting a little inebriated.
This is only a few miles north of US Cellular.Going to Chicago this weekend....?
Your weekend sounds like mine. We are going from Troy to Chicago to watch the Tigers. We are going to Duffy's in Chicago to watch the UM game. The place is all Michigan fans.
http://chicago.metromix.com/bars-and-clu鈥?/a>
Giordano's has the pizza; Ann Sathers and Ed Debevics are fun restaurants; Excalibur is a great club. Second City is also fun.
Pizza poll: which one is the best?
Giordano's
or
Gino's east
or
Lou Malnati's
this is tough but i have to go with Lou Malnati's.Pizza poll: which one is the best?
Lou Malnati's!!!!
I %26lt;3 CHICAGO =]Pizza poll: which one is the best?
This sounds like a location question. We don't have those over here.
I'm going with Vito's pizzeria over here; it's the closest we have to NY style, and I've tried real NY pizza.Pizza poll: which one is the best?
I don't know any thing about the 3 pizza places listed, but I do know that new york pizza is ***.
or
Gino's east
or
Lou Malnati's
this is tough but i have to go with Lou Malnati's.Pizza poll: which one is the best?
Lou Malnati's!!!!
I %26lt;3 CHICAGO =]Pizza poll: which one is the best?
This sounds like a location question. We don't have those over here.
I'm going with Vito's pizzeria over here; it's the closest we have to NY style, and I've tried real NY pizza.Pizza poll: which one is the best?
I don't know any thing about the 3 pizza places listed, but I do know that new york pizza is ***.
Cultural/Ethnic foods - what are your faves?
Polish - Pierogis
Mexican - all of it!!!!!
German - Spaetzle
Norwegian - Lefse
New Orleans cuisine - Beignets, Lucky Dogs, Gumbo
Chicago cuisine - Pizza from Gino's East
Anyone have some faves to share that are a speciaty to a certain ethnicity or cultural area? Recipes too perhaps???Cultural/Ethnic foods - what are your faves?
I'm from Puerto Rico,I must say I love the way my Puerto Rican mother cooks! mmmmmm.
I also like certain Italian dishes and well,to be quiet honest every ethnic has a certain food that makes your mouth water!
=D
Burger KingCultural/Ethnic foods - what are your faves?
Tibetan - Shogo Ngopa
Thai - Drunken Noodles
Indian - Saag Paneer
As a Texan, I am a culture (and an ethnicity) unto my self. Load my plate with Tex-Mex and I'm a happy dude.Cultural/Ethnic foods - what are your faves?
Italian food is my favorite
Puerto Rican, Chinese, Italian, East Indian, West Indian and American Indian, Soul food.
Mexican - all of it!!!!!
German - Spaetzle
Norwegian - Lefse
New Orleans cuisine - Beignets, Lucky Dogs, Gumbo
Chicago cuisine - Pizza from Gino's East
Anyone have some faves to share that are a speciaty to a certain ethnicity or cultural area? Recipes too perhaps???Cultural/Ethnic foods - what are your faves?
I'm from Puerto Rico,I must say I love the way my Puerto Rican mother cooks! mmmmmm.
I also like certain Italian dishes and well,to be quiet honest every ethnic has a certain food that makes your mouth water!
=D
Burger KingCultural/Ethnic foods - what are your faves?
Tibetan - Shogo Ngopa
Thai - Drunken Noodles
Indian - Saag Paneer
As a Texan, I am a culture (and an ethnicity) unto my self. Load my plate with Tex-Mex and I'm a happy dude.Cultural/Ethnic foods - what are your faves?
Italian food is my favorite
Puerto Rican, Chinese, Italian, East Indian, West Indian and American Indian, Soul food.
Where to go for Chicago's BEST pizza?
A%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; Gino's East
B%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; Giorgiano's
C%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; Lou Malnati's
D%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; other :)Where to go for Chicago's BEST pizza?
ginos east
D: The best pizza in America, which happens to be in Chicago is "Great Lake" at 1477 W. Balmoral.
It is not that deep dish Chicago style pizza glop.Where to go for Chicago's BEST pizza?
Nancy's stuffed pizza is the best in chicago better than all. And thin I lIke Pat's pizza.
Pizza Doc. Spaccanapoli.Where to go for Chicago's BEST pizza?
B%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; Giorgiano's
B. Obviously.
Your B%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; do you mean Giordano's? If so not a favorite of mine.
Of the ones you listed Lou Malnatti's is the better one.
Georgiana's
If you mean Giordono's then that's the one hands down.
B%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; Giorgiano's
C%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; Lou Malnati's
D%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; other :)Where to go for Chicago's BEST pizza?
ginos east
D: The best pizza in America, which happens to be in Chicago is "Great Lake" at 1477 W. Balmoral.
It is not that deep dish Chicago style pizza glop.Where to go for Chicago's BEST pizza?
Nancy's stuffed pizza is the best in chicago better than all. And thin I lIke Pat's pizza.
Pizza Doc. Spaccanapoli.Where to go for Chicago's BEST pizza?
B%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; Giorgiano's
B. Obviously.
Your B%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; do you mean Giordano's? If so not a favorite of mine.
Of the ones you listed Lou Malnatti's is the better one.
Georgiana's
If you mean Giordono's then that's the one hands down.
What landmarks and tourist sites are near eachother?
We are coming to Chicago for a week and would like to see all the tourist sites. I haven't been able to find any good maps online to figure out what landmarks and sites are nearest to each otherr. Here are the things we would like to see: Grant park- the fountain, miracle mile, that bean in Milliennium park, Sears tower, Lincoln park, Lincoln park zoo, Navy Pier, John Hancock center, Gino's east, Billy goat tavern,the Cubby Bear (we're also going to an afternoon cubs game) the United Center (we're going to a hockey game)and White castle burger. We were thinking of taking the trolley tour our first day there to get situated with where things are located at. We are staying right in the middle of downtown and won't have a car, so we're not sure the best way to get around, we figured mostly walking. is that doable?What landmarks and tourist sites are near eachother?
You best bet to see a bunch of tourist attractions/stops would be to start at the far north end of Michigan Ave., near the Oak Street beach. From there you can walk south and see the John Hancock Building (go up to the Signature Lounge and have a drink. The view is amazing). Keep walking south and hit Water Tower Place (an indoor mall), the actual Water Tower (the only building left in that area of the city after the great Chicago fire.. it's still standing), Niketown and the Tribune Building. Near the Tribune Building are stairs that go down to Lower Wacker Drive, which is where the original Billy Goat Tavern is located (ask someone). From there, you can walk east to Navy Pier, a very touristy place but sort of fun.
If you go back and continue walking south on Michigan ave., you'll hit the Chicago River. Depending on when you get here, you can ride one of the sightseeing tour boats (there are also tour boats at Navy Pier). Come back up to Michigan ave, keep walking south and you'll hit Millennium Park (which is part of Grant Park), where the Bean is located. There's also an outdoor bar there too and depending on the weather it's a nice place to have a drink, eat, etc. Keep walking south on Michigan Ave. some more and you'll run into the Art Institute of Chicago. Finally, from the Art Institute, walk west to Adams and Wabash and look for Miller's Pub, a true Chicago bar. They serve food there and get pretty busy with the afterwork crowd.
A lot of the other place you mention are kind of spread out so it's not as easy to get to as simply walking south on Michigan ave. The United Center is on the west side of the city, the Sears Tower is in the west loop area, Buckingham Fountain is near the South Loop area, Lincoln Park is in Lincoln Park on the north side, the Cubby Bear is further north and across the street from Wrigley Field and White Castles are kind of spread out (I'm sure White Castle has a website that lists Chicago locations). So like I said, none of the other places are near each other. You'll have to travel a bit to get to each of them, probably on a bus. It's doable but takes some planning. If i were going I would group all of the things on the north side together as one trip (zoo, Cubby Bear), then make a trip to see the Fountain and Sears Tower.
Oh, and skip White Castle. Not worth it no matter where it's located. Trust me, you'll be disappointed. Most of them are hangout for derelects, which is why most people use the drive thru
Below is a link to a map that shows a lot of the attractions on Michigan ave.What landmarks and tourist sites are near eachother?
Staying in downtown Chicago is perfect for what you want to do. Check out transitchicago.com for "l" and bus schedule/routes. There is also a trip planner feature (which includes popular destinations). It is only $2 per ride (you can also purchase day/week pass which will allow unlimited rides during that time period). Don't bring a car it is extremely expensive to park downtown overnight and would be much cheaper to take a cab.
Try the chicago google map.
The Hancock building is near the watertower at the north end of Michigan Ave (miracle mile). Grant Park contains the the buckingham fountain, millennium park, and the bean. Take the red line "l" to wrigley stadium. Sears is near Jackson/Wacker. United Center - take a bus/cab.
Have fun. Chicago tends to be friendly so ask for anyone who doesn't appear to be in a rush for directions/help.What landmarks and tourist sites are near eachother?
You won't need a car..parking fees will shock you. You have a partial list already. The John Hancock Bldg. and Water Tower are both on Michigan Blvd (magnificent mile) and close. Also close to each other are the Field Museum and Shedd Aquarium, with the Adler Planetarium and Soldier Field nearby. Millenium Park with the Bean, The Art Institute, and Buckingham fountain are in Grant Park.
The trolley connects all these and many more...no need for a cab.
Below is a map of several tourist attractions:
http://www.chicagotraveler.com/maps/chic鈥?/a>
You best bet to see a bunch of tourist attractions/stops would be to start at the far north end of Michigan Ave., near the Oak Street beach. From there you can walk south and see the John Hancock Building (go up to the Signature Lounge and have a drink. The view is amazing). Keep walking south and hit Water Tower Place (an indoor mall), the actual Water Tower (the only building left in that area of the city after the great Chicago fire.. it's still standing), Niketown and the Tribune Building. Near the Tribune Building are stairs that go down to Lower Wacker Drive, which is where the original Billy Goat Tavern is located (ask someone). From there, you can walk east to Navy Pier, a very touristy place but sort of fun.
If you go back and continue walking south on Michigan ave., you'll hit the Chicago River. Depending on when you get here, you can ride one of the sightseeing tour boats (there are also tour boats at Navy Pier). Come back up to Michigan ave, keep walking south and you'll hit Millennium Park (which is part of Grant Park), where the Bean is located. There's also an outdoor bar there too and depending on the weather it's a nice place to have a drink, eat, etc. Keep walking south on Michigan Ave. some more and you'll run into the Art Institute of Chicago. Finally, from the Art Institute, walk west to Adams and Wabash and look for Miller's Pub, a true Chicago bar. They serve food there and get pretty busy with the afterwork crowd.
A lot of the other place you mention are kind of spread out so it's not as easy to get to as simply walking south on Michigan ave. The United Center is on the west side of the city, the Sears Tower is in the west loop area, Buckingham Fountain is near the South Loop area, Lincoln Park is in Lincoln Park on the north side, the Cubby Bear is further north and across the street from Wrigley Field and White Castles are kind of spread out (I'm sure White Castle has a website that lists Chicago locations). So like I said, none of the other places are near each other. You'll have to travel a bit to get to each of them, probably on a bus. It's doable but takes some planning. If i were going I would group all of the things on the north side together as one trip (zoo, Cubby Bear), then make a trip to see the Fountain and Sears Tower.
Oh, and skip White Castle. Not worth it no matter where it's located. Trust me, you'll be disappointed. Most of them are hangout for derelects, which is why most people use the drive thru
Below is a link to a map that shows a lot of the attractions on Michigan ave.What landmarks and tourist sites are near eachother?
Staying in downtown Chicago is perfect for what you want to do. Check out transitchicago.com for "l" and bus schedule/routes. There is also a trip planner feature (which includes popular destinations). It is only $2 per ride (you can also purchase day/week pass which will allow unlimited rides during that time period). Don't bring a car it is extremely expensive to park downtown overnight and would be much cheaper to take a cab.
Try the chicago google map.
The Hancock building is near the watertower at the north end of Michigan Ave (miracle mile). Grant Park contains the the buckingham fountain, millennium park, and the bean. Take the red line "l" to wrigley stadium. Sears is near Jackson/Wacker. United Center - take a bus/cab.
Have fun. Chicago tends to be friendly so ask for anyone who doesn't appear to be in a rush for directions/help.What landmarks and tourist sites are near eachother?
You won't need a car..parking fees will shock you. You have a partial list already. The John Hancock Bldg. and Water Tower are both on Michigan Blvd (magnificent mile) and close. Also close to each other are the Field Museum and Shedd Aquarium, with the Adler Planetarium and Soldier Field nearby. Millenium Park with the Bean, The Art Institute, and Buckingham fountain are in Grant Park.
The trolley connects all these and many more...no need for a cab.
Below is a map of several tourist attractions:
http://www.chicagotraveler.com/maps/chic鈥?/a>
How much money should I bring for a Holiday to the USA?
I'm going for nearly 2 konths how much should I take heres where i'm going and staying.
Hotels and Flights in total: $12,829
Cities: Los Angeles: Disneyland, Universal Studios Hollywood, Hollywood (Boulevard), Rodeo Drive, Venice Beach, Sunset Boulevard, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Santa Monica Beach and Pier, Knott鈥檚 Berry Farm, Queen Mary (ship), Six Flags Magic Mountain (theme park).
San Francisco: Fisherman鈥檚 Pier, Pier 39, Ghirardelli square, Alcatraz, The Golden Gate Bridge, Cable Cars, China Town, The Exploratorium, Lombard (the crooked street), Golden Gate Park.
Chicago: Solider Field, Willis Tower, Navy Pier, Millennium Park, Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago Theatre, Magnificent Mile, Gino鈥檚 East, Wrigley Field, Lincoln Park, Harpo Studios, Chicago Art Museum.
New York: Empire State Building, MOMA, Time Square, Central Park, Statue of Liberty, Greenwich Village, Chrysler Building, Rockefeller Centre, Battery Park, Union Square, Coney Island, Riverside Park, Wall Street, Broadway, Yankee Stadium, Washington Square, Upper East Side, Ellis Island, United Nations, Twin Towers, Brooklyn Bridge, Staten Island Ferry (free), NBA Store, Apple Store, Meadowlands Stadium.
Orlando: Harry Potter World, Disney Land, Universal Studios, Disney Studios, Epcot, Typhoon Lagoon.
Miami: South Beach, Monkey Jungle, Vizcaya, Washington Ave, Collins Ave, Ocean Drive, Lincoln road.
Can you suggest any other places. Thanks.How much money should I bring for a Holiday to the USA?
i think it will cost $5000 at least !How much money should I bring for a Holiday to the USA?
Your going to need alot of money about 5,000 dollars at the least.vin number
Hotels and Flights in total: $12,829
Cities: Los Angeles: Disneyland, Universal Studios Hollywood, Hollywood (Boulevard), Rodeo Drive, Venice Beach, Sunset Boulevard, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Santa Monica Beach and Pier, Knott鈥檚 Berry Farm, Queen Mary (ship), Six Flags Magic Mountain (theme park).
San Francisco: Fisherman鈥檚 Pier, Pier 39, Ghirardelli square, Alcatraz, The Golden Gate Bridge, Cable Cars, China Town, The Exploratorium, Lombard (the crooked street), Golden Gate Park.
Chicago: Solider Field, Willis Tower, Navy Pier, Millennium Park, Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago Theatre, Magnificent Mile, Gino鈥檚 East, Wrigley Field, Lincoln Park, Harpo Studios, Chicago Art Museum.
New York: Empire State Building, MOMA, Time Square, Central Park, Statue of Liberty, Greenwich Village, Chrysler Building, Rockefeller Centre, Battery Park, Union Square, Coney Island, Riverside Park, Wall Street, Broadway, Yankee Stadium, Washington Square, Upper East Side, Ellis Island, United Nations, Twin Towers, Brooklyn Bridge, Staten Island Ferry (free), NBA Store, Apple Store, Meadowlands Stadium.
Orlando: Harry Potter World, Disney Land, Universal Studios, Disney Studios, Epcot, Typhoon Lagoon.
Miami: South Beach, Monkey Jungle, Vizcaya, Washington Ave, Collins Ave, Ocean Drive, Lincoln road.
Can you suggest any other places. Thanks.How much money should I bring for a Holiday to the USA?
i think it will cost $5000 at least !How much money should I bring for a Holiday to the USA?
Your going to need alot of money about 5,000 dollars at the least.
Have you ever been to a famous restauraunt?
i went 2 gino's east in chicago.....AND THE PIZZA TASTE LIKE A**
well i dont know about ALL the pizza but that meaty legend is not my cup of teaHave you ever been to a famous restauraunt?
I've been there too! And you're right. It tastes nasty.
I live kind of near the ice cream shop that made the very first frozen banana. I go there a lot, but I didn't know it was famous until I saw it on the Food Channel.
I've been to La Bella Italia in Port Angeles, Washington. It's where Bella and Edward eat for dinner in the Twilight book. I went there in 2007, then when I read the book in 2008 and saw the name of the restaurant and where it was supposed to be located in, I realized that was the place we had gone to. lol.Have you ever been to a famous restauraunt?
There are no famous restaurants in my country
yeah, Famous Dave's. LOLHave you ever been to a famous restauraunt?
I'VE BEEN TO MCDONALDS
I've been to planet hollywood in New York
I ate at Lindy's in NYC
Crappy food
well i dont know about ALL the pizza but that meaty legend is not my cup of teaHave you ever been to a famous restauraunt?
I've been there too! And you're right. It tastes nasty.
I live kind of near the ice cream shop that made the very first frozen banana. I go there a lot, but I didn't know it was famous until I saw it on the Food Channel.
I've been to La Bella Italia in Port Angeles, Washington. It's where Bella and Edward eat for dinner in the Twilight book. I went there in 2007, then when I read the book in 2008 and saw the name of the restaurant and where it was supposed to be located in, I realized that was the place we had gone to. lol.Have you ever been to a famous restauraunt?
There are no famous restaurants in my country
yeah, Famous Dave's. LOLHave you ever been to a famous restauraunt?
I'VE BEEN TO MCDONALDS
I've been to planet hollywood in New York
I ate at Lindy's in NYC
Crappy food
Two brothers, sports fans, like cool men's clothes (straight), billiards, beer. Where should we go in Chicago?
Will be in Chicago in mid October for the Vikings/Bears game for 4-5 days and also going to the Stars/Blackhawks game. As for mens clothes, what are some good stores there that I can't get in many other cities. We want to visit some good pubs/bars with great beer and food. We've heard a lot about Gino's East, so that is on our list. Where should we go before the hockey game at the United Center?Two brothers, sports fans, like cool men's clothes (straight), billiards, beer. Where should we go in Chicago?
You might try Guise, at 2217 N. Halsted. Great men's store, if a bit expensive, and the surrounding area, up and down Halsted, is filled with terrific bars and restaurants. You might try Tilli's at 1952 N. Halsted, not far away, which is a nice singles spot with excellent food and a decent beer selection.
There isn't that much around the United Center in and of itself, although the Tasting Room at Randolph Wine Centers isn't half bad, nor is La Luce, an Italian restaurant nearby. And yes, I definitely recommend Gino's East or Giordano's.
Another great beer place that specializes only in beers is the Map Room, at 1949 N. Hoyne, and again, the surrounding neighborhood, up and down Damen, is a great stroll. There's mostly women's boutiques there, but there are a few men's stores as well.Two brothers, sports fans, like cool men's clothes (straight), billiards, beer. Where should we go in Chicago?
you got 2 go 2 navy pier.
You might try Guise, at 2217 N. Halsted. Great men's store, if a bit expensive, and the surrounding area, up and down Halsted, is filled with terrific bars and restaurants. You might try Tilli's at 1952 N. Halsted, not far away, which is a nice singles spot with excellent food and a decent beer selection.
There isn't that much around the United Center in and of itself, although the Tasting Room at Randolph Wine Centers isn't half bad, nor is La Luce, an Italian restaurant nearby. And yes, I definitely recommend Gino's East or Giordano's.
Another great beer place that specializes only in beers is the Map Room, at 1949 N. Hoyne, and again, the surrounding neighborhood, up and down Damen, is a great stroll. There's mostly women's boutiques there, but there are a few men's stores as well.Two brothers, sports fans, like cool men's clothes (straight), billiards, beer. Where should we go in Chicago?
you got 2 go 2 navy pier.
What's your favorite place to get pizza?
mine is gino's east in chicagoWhat's your favorite place to get pizza?
Frank and Angies in Austin Texas. You can get eggplant on your pizza (its good!). Their pizzas are named after gangsters and famous italians.
http://www.diningoutwithrobbalon.com/rev鈥?/a>
we have a place in indianola,mississippi called lost dog pizza it is the best pizza parlor in eastern mississippi What's your favorite place to get pizza?
mine is Little Caesers, Domino's, and Pizza Hut here in Detroit.
2 for 1....Ontario CanadaWhat's your favorite place to get pizza?
new station pizza :)
Pizza Hut
It's this place called Mama Mia's.
Pizza hut.
Chico's Pizza in Moses Lake WA
It's a tie between PAPA JOHNS or PIZZA HUT.
Papa Johns
Papa Johns, New York :]
Frank and Angies in Austin Texas. You can get eggplant on your pizza (its good!). Their pizzas are named after gangsters and famous italians.
http://www.diningoutwithrobbalon.com/rev鈥?/a>
we have a place in indianola,mississippi called lost dog pizza it is the best pizza parlor in eastern mississippi What's your favorite place to get pizza?
mine is Little Caesers, Domino's, and Pizza Hut here in Detroit.
2 for 1....Ontario CanadaWhat's your favorite place to get pizza?
new station pizza :)
Pizza Hut
It's this place called Mama Mia's.
Pizza hut.
Chico's Pizza in Moses Lake WA
It's a tie between PAPA JOHNS or PIZZA HUT.
Papa Johns
Papa Johns, New York :]
Good Restaurants in Chicago?
Hey,next week I will be in the Chicago area for a couple of days, and was wondering a good place that anyone that has been to Chicago or that lives in Chicago would recommend as a place I must not pass on. I heard that Gino's East makes some great Deep Dish Pizza and that Alinea is a really nice place to eat as well. Any more suggestions?Good Restaurants in Chicago?
Here are a few others which i personally recommend:
Allen's: The New American Cafe (217 W. Huron | 312-587-9600)
Le Lan (749 N. Clark | 312-280-9100)
MK (868 N. Franklin | 312-482-9179)
Moto (945 W. Fulton | 312-491-0058)
Enjoy your stay and meal!!
Good Restaurants in Chicago?
Giordano's! Thes best deep dish pizza in the world. You will love it. I went to chicago last year and i absolutley loved it and it's amazing. It has a bar and everything.
Here are some locations in chicago.
BELMONT
(773) 327-1200
1040 W. BELMONT AVE.
JACKSON
(312) 583-9400
223 W. JACKSON BLVD.
PULASKI
(773) 582-7676
5159 S. PULASKI ST.
LOGAN SQUARE
(773) 862-4200
2855 N. MILWAUKEE AVE.
RANDOLPH
(312) 201-1441
310 W. RANDOLPH ST.
GREEK TOWN
(312) 421-1221
815 W. VAN BUREN ST.
MIDWAY
(773) 585-6100
6314 S. CICERO
RUSH STREET
(312) 951-0747
730 N RUSH ST.
HYDE PARK
(773) 947-0200
5309 S. BLACKSTONE AVE.
MONTROSE
(773) 275-4600
2010 W. MONTROSE
SHERIDAN
(773) 262-1313
6836 N. SHERIDAN RD.
IRVING PARK
(773) 736-5553
5927 W. IRVING PARK RD.
PRUDENTIAL PLAZA
(312) 616-1200
135 E. LAKE
Good Restaurants in Chicago?
For italian other than pizza,The Italian village
or for romance Gejas
Or for cool, look who is eating underground in the city, fast food, Billy Goat Tavern on Lower Michigan Ave.(Cheeze burgr cheese burger, pepsi no coke)
Or for the generations of chicagoins have eaten there german food, sandwitches and beer-The Bergoff.
Here are a few others which i personally recommend:
Allen's: The New American Cafe (217 W. Huron | 312-587-9600)
Le Lan (749 N. Clark | 312-280-9100)
MK (868 N. Franklin | 312-482-9179)
Moto (945 W. Fulton | 312-491-0058)
Enjoy your stay and meal!!
Good Restaurants in Chicago?
Giordano's! Thes best deep dish pizza in the world. You will love it. I went to chicago last year and i absolutley loved it and it's amazing. It has a bar and everything.
Here are some locations in chicago.
BELMONT
(773) 327-1200
1040 W. BELMONT AVE.
JACKSON
(312) 583-9400
223 W. JACKSON BLVD.
PULASKI
(773) 582-7676
5159 S. PULASKI ST.
LOGAN SQUARE
(773) 862-4200
2855 N. MILWAUKEE AVE.
RANDOLPH
(312) 201-1441
310 W. RANDOLPH ST.
GREEK TOWN
(312) 421-1221
815 W. VAN BUREN ST.
MIDWAY
(773) 585-6100
6314 S. CICERO
RUSH STREET
(312) 951-0747
730 N RUSH ST.
HYDE PARK
(773) 947-0200
5309 S. BLACKSTONE AVE.
MONTROSE
(773) 275-4600
2010 W. MONTROSE
SHERIDAN
(773) 262-1313
6836 N. SHERIDAN RD.
IRVING PARK
(773) 736-5553
5927 W. IRVING PARK RD.
PRUDENTIAL PLAZA
(312) 616-1200
135 E. LAKE
Good Restaurants in Chicago?
For italian other than pizza,The Italian village
or for romance Gejas
Or for cool, look who is eating underground in the city, fast food, Billy Goat Tavern on Lower Michigan Ave.(Cheeze burgr cheese burger, pepsi no coke)
Or for the generations of chicagoins have eaten there german food, sandwitches and beer-The Bergoff.
In response to an article on MSN about the best pizza in the U.S.?
What and where do you believe is the best pizza, and why. I am from the midwest and I am sorry to say Uno's, and Gino's East is not the best pizza in Chicago!In response to an article on MSN about the best pizza in the U.S.?
You could not be more correct. Big chains do not know how to make great pizza, good maybe, but not great. I found the little places in Chicago make the best pizza, probably the same with NYC.
I now live in Baltimore and can't find good pizza to save my life! Their idea of good pizza here is Papa Johns or Pizza Hut :(
giordono's is amazing. yes it's a chain..........but it's still got some good quality pizza that you can't get anywhere else. in the city.....i would say pizza-ria's slices are the best!!!!In response to an article on MSN about the best pizza in the U.S.?
Actually, I always preferred Nancy's Pizza in Chicago (not the chain one in the suburbs) But I certainly wouldn't turn down Gino's East or Pizzeria Uno (the REAL one downtown, not the crappy chain one)
I can see how some people would like New York style, but to me, the soft crust/heavy on the grease combo never worked for me. If I'm gonna have that much grease on the pizza, I need the crust to be hard.
Charlotte is just as bad as Baltimore when it comes to pizza. Thank God you can order Lou Malnati's via FedEx. It's not my favorite Chicago Pizza, but I'll take it over any crap they insultingly call pizza in this town. If I'm truly desperate, a Home Run Inn Pizza can help. Anything to avoid Pizza Smut, I mean Hut, and Domino's.
Go to Little Italy, New York.In response to an article on MSN about the best pizza in the U.S.?
Out of the chains I prefer in this order: Gino's East, Lou Malnati's, Uno's, then Giordano's.
I'd say my favorite pizza in the Universe is Aurelio's in Homewood, IL. There are locations all over the place, and it's a thin crust, but man their pizza kills. In Chicago I really like Pizano's (another Malnati family place) and Chicago Pizza %26amp; Oven Grinder Co.
In my opinion, the best pizza in Chicago is the Lou's Special, with butter crust, from Lou Malnati's!
I haven't read the article you are talking about, but in my opinion the chain pizza places are garbage. The best pizzas come from local shops.
my 2 favs in chicago are lou malnatis, and chicago pizza and oven grinder.christian book
You could not be more correct. Big chains do not know how to make great pizza, good maybe, but not great. I found the little places in Chicago make the best pizza, probably the same with NYC.
I now live in Baltimore and can't find good pizza to save my life! Their idea of good pizza here is Papa Johns or Pizza Hut :(
giordono's is amazing. yes it's a chain..........but it's still got some good quality pizza that you can't get anywhere else. in the city.....i would say pizza-ria's slices are the best!!!!In response to an article on MSN about the best pizza in the U.S.?
Actually, I always preferred Nancy's Pizza in Chicago (not the chain one in the suburbs) But I certainly wouldn't turn down Gino's East or Pizzeria Uno (the REAL one downtown, not the crappy chain one)
I can see how some people would like New York style, but to me, the soft crust/heavy on the grease combo never worked for me. If I'm gonna have that much grease on the pizza, I need the crust to be hard.
Charlotte is just as bad as Baltimore when it comes to pizza. Thank God you can order Lou Malnati's via FedEx. It's not my favorite Chicago Pizza, but I'll take it over any crap they insultingly call pizza in this town. If I'm truly desperate, a Home Run Inn Pizza can help. Anything to avoid Pizza Smut, I mean Hut, and Domino's.
Go to Little Italy, New York.In response to an article on MSN about the best pizza in the U.S.?
Out of the chains I prefer in this order: Gino's East, Lou Malnati's, Uno's, then Giordano's.
I'd say my favorite pizza in the Universe is Aurelio's in Homewood, IL. There are locations all over the place, and it's a thin crust, but man their pizza kills. In Chicago I really like Pizano's (another Malnati family place) and Chicago Pizza %26amp; Oven Grinder Co.
In my opinion, the best pizza in Chicago is the Lou's Special, with butter crust, from Lou Malnati's!
I haven't read the article you are talking about, but in my opinion the chain pizza places are garbage. The best pizzas come from local shops.
my 2 favs in chicago are lou malnatis, and chicago pizza and oven grinder.
What do I do? It involves celiac disease.?
I鈥檓 going to this thing at Gino鈥檚 East Pizza where you meet the Chicago Wolves players. They come as waiters and take your order. Since I have celiac disease and can鈥檛 eat wheat, what do I do? A player will be asking for what I want and it will be weird. I have a granola bar to eat there but I am mainly there for autographs. So what do I say when the player takes my order?What do I do? It involves celiac disease.?
Hey. First, cool that u get to meet the players!! If your there for autographs, just order a soda and maybe something for a friend (if u dont want to feel weird only ordering salad or something, see if your friend will let u order wings or something for him.)
So order a salad for you (or if u know they have GF wings or anything) plus whatever your friend wants, enjoy and get your autograph!!
Cool!
If u really wanted to u could ask them to heat up your own GF pizza, but again, u know that deals with cross contamination and is a big pain!
You can simply order a drink and receive the autographs you seek.
I had a medical issue a few years ago and they initially diagnosed me with Celiacs. It was very upsetting seeing as all my favorite foods were being eliminated from my diet.
You will do fine. Eat before hand and order something to drink or review the menu and there might be a salad or something you are allowed to eat that you can order.
Have fun!What do I do? It involves celiac disease.?
you know what you have... right ?
you know what you got to do .. right ?
if you answer yes..
next step..
order yourself.. (if someone feels bad.. what the heck.. its your body.. its your life)
good luck
Order a salad and a drink. Or if you feel out of place, order a slice of pizza and then don't eat it. Check the granola bar, some have gluten hidden in themWhat do I do? It involves celiac disease.?
You can either order pizza and just eat the toppings. Or you can check the menu. Do they offer wings? Appetizers? Remember if you order an appetizer that comes with bread or chips, just ask for extra celery and use the celery for dipping. There is always the salad option as well.
you can order a breadless pizza,which is sauce,toppings and cheese.as a celiac myself i love breadless pizza.
Hey. First, cool that u get to meet the players!! If your there for autographs, just order a soda and maybe something for a friend (if u dont want to feel weird only ordering salad or something, see if your friend will let u order wings or something for him.)
So order a salad for you (or if u know they have GF wings or anything) plus whatever your friend wants, enjoy and get your autograph!!
Cool!
If u really wanted to u could ask them to heat up your own GF pizza, but again, u know that deals with cross contamination and is a big pain!
You can simply order a drink and receive the autographs you seek.
I had a medical issue a few years ago and they initially diagnosed me with Celiacs. It was very upsetting seeing as all my favorite foods were being eliminated from my diet.
You will do fine. Eat before hand and order something to drink or review the menu and there might be a salad or something you are allowed to eat that you can order.
Have fun!What do I do? It involves celiac disease.?
you know what you have... right ?
you know what you got to do .. right ?
if you answer yes..
next step..
order yourself.. (if someone feels bad.. what the heck.. its your body.. its your life)
good luck
Order a salad and a drink. Or if you feel out of place, order a slice of pizza and then don't eat it. Check the granola bar, some have gluten hidden in themWhat do I do? It involves celiac disease.?
You can either order pizza and just eat the toppings. Or you can check the menu. Do they offer wings? Appetizers? Remember if you order an appetizer that comes with bread or chips, just ask for extra celery and use the celery for dipping. There is always the salad option as well.
you can order a breadless pizza,which is sauce,toppings and cheese.as a celiac myself i love breadless pizza.
Chicago PIZZA.....?
is it like eating a piece of pie? Or can u eat it
with your fingers? The pictures I have seen of Lou Manalti's and gino east makes it look like it has so many layers a person would need to use a FORKChicago PIZZA.....?
I would not say it is liking eating a slice of pie. I suggest that you eat the pizza with your hands the first time and fork and knife thereafter. I hope you enjoy.
We have the best pizza ever. You never git tired of it. AUHHHH It's a( Homer Simpson) type thing when it Com's to Chicago pizza.Chicago PIZZA.....?
You definitely have to eat with a fork at Gino East. It's sooooooo goood!
Yes, you can eat it without one but you can eat it with a fork too! Its yummy!Chicago PIZZA.....?
Chicago pizza rocks! You can eat it with a fork if you choose; but it's best to just grab napkins and eat with your hands.
If you go to Gino's or Connie's or Giordano's, plan to have the deep dish style that sometimes requires a fork. It's still pretty good.
Lou Malnati's, Chicago's Pizza, and just about any little cheesy pizza stand you pass will have the thin sliced, fold-in-half-if-you-want-to type pizza that does not require a fork.
The same rules apply as with eating lobster or shrimp. If the food isn't all over the table and your hands are clean, put on a bib and have a good time with your friends. If you were at home would you pick up the slice.
it's not like eating a pie... any way where did you get the pic from???
For good Chicago stuffed pizza, you need a fork. It is thicker than one inch. Giordanos is my favorite.
with your fingers? The pictures I have seen of Lou Manalti's and gino east makes it look like it has so many layers a person would need to use a FORKChicago PIZZA.....?
I would not say it is liking eating a slice of pie. I suggest that you eat the pizza with your hands the first time and fork and knife thereafter. I hope you enjoy.
We have the best pizza ever. You never git tired of it. AUHHHH It's a( Homer Simpson) type thing when it Com's to Chicago pizza.Chicago PIZZA.....?
You definitely have to eat with a fork at Gino East. It's sooooooo goood!
Yes, you can eat it without one but you can eat it with a fork too! Its yummy!Chicago PIZZA.....?
Chicago pizza rocks! You can eat it with a fork if you choose; but it's best to just grab napkins and eat with your hands.
If you go to Gino's or Connie's or Giordano's, plan to have the deep dish style that sometimes requires a fork. It's still pretty good.
Lou Malnati's, Chicago's Pizza, and just about any little cheesy pizza stand you pass will have the thin sliced, fold-in-half-if-you-want-to type pizza that does not require a fork.
The same rules apply as with eating lobster or shrimp. If the food isn't all over the table and your hands are clean, put on a bib and have a good time with your friends. If you were at home would you pick up the slice.
it's not like eating a pie... any way where did you get the pic from???
For good Chicago stuffed pizza, you need a fork. It is thicker than one inch. Giordanos is my favorite.
Living in IN and commuting and working in Chicago... what is it like?
I have my second round of interviews coming up with a company in Chicago. I live in Merrillville, IN which is considered part of the greater Chicagoland region. If I get the job, I plan to probably take the South Shore to Millenium Station, and then the #20 (Madison, I think) bus over to where I work. I was looking into the CTA trains, but there aren't any stops close to where I would be (near corner of W. Washinton Blvd. and N. Sangamon St.). Is this area considered the Loop? Or the west loop? I'm still learning more about the regions. What is crime like? Cost? What is it like commuting daily to Chicago? I've ridden the South Shore before, but only in the afternoon and evening. I've heard it can be very busy during rush hours. How is the bus system? Tips, suggestions, encouragements? I'm pretty excited. I find Chicago a bit intimidating but I really like the city and the few times I've been there over the past few years have been good. Plus, you can't beat Gino's East or Giordano's!Living in IN and commuting and working in Chicago... what is it like?
I have never done it myself, but my co-worker passed up a job in chicago and he lives in merriville. He told me about his caculations and that it was not worth it for him to do. Yes, the money is great, but how much do you value your time not getting paid just to get to your job?
I'd say that the commute will easily add at least an hour each way for you. that makes an 8hour work day 10...
The south shore is very busy during the 5 and 6 o'clock hours in the evening leaving chicago. I've gone to numerous cubs games and leaving Millenium station, the trains were always quite full.
Is it feasible $ wise? what is it going to cost you for 5 round trip train rides and 5 round trip bus rides a week? what is the pay increase going to be over that which you will get closer to home?
I am going to be looking into a job in chicago in the future, but the pay will have to be outstanding for me to commute and out of this world for me to move to the surrburbs of chicago.
Good luck with whatever you decide
I have never done it myself, but my co-worker passed up a job in chicago and he lives in merriville. He told me about his caculations and that it was not worth it for him to do. Yes, the money is great, but how much do you value your time not getting paid just to get to your job?
I'd say that the commute will easily add at least an hour each way for you. that makes an 8hour work day 10...
The south shore is very busy during the 5 and 6 o'clock hours in the evening leaving chicago. I've gone to numerous cubs games and leaving Millenium station, the trains were always quite full.
Is it feasible $ wise? what is it going to cost you for 5 round trip train rides and 5 round trip bus rides a week? what is the pay increase going to be over that which you will get closer to home?
I am going to be looking into a job in chicago in the future, but the pay will have to be outstanding for me to commute and out of this world for me to move to the surrburbs of chicago.
Good luck with whatever you decide
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