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re: Stuffing For All: Local chefs share their updated takes on Thanksgiving-inspired meals

Heidi — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:46:47 GMT

I emailed and they said the recipes are going up today... but so far no dice... I will check back tonight.

PS My crazy post before was supposed to say "I am always interested in vegetarian alternatives"

re: Stuffing For All: Local chefs share their updated takes on Thanksgiving-inspired meals

Peter — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 14:42:28 GMT

Get us all salivating and no recipes, that's just sick & wrong..

re: Stuffing For All: Local chefs share their updated takes on Thanksgiving-inspired meals

Heidi — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 15:58:07 GMT

Yes - recipes please! This vegetarian is always interesting in alternative Thanksgiving options!

re: Stuffing For All: Local chefs share their updated takes on Thanksgiving-inspired meals

Cathy — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:30:29 GMT

Okay so where are the recipes?

re: Boogie Nights

George — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 17:10:42 GMT

Estate on Fridays is the place to be! The freshest international beats come alive and take you on a harmonic roller coaster ride - buckle up.

Listen, all DJ's can play music and most are even competent mixers, however, what really sets a good DJ apart from a GREAT DJ is their ability to feel the crowd and know what track(s)to play next - period. Matos is an aural tour guide, taking his guests through a sonic accent and back. To steal a reference from Star Trek mythology, Matos is the BORG of the Boston DJ scene, his ability to plug into the collective mood of the crowd and bounce them off the walls is uncanny. Resistance is futile...

re: Boogie Nights

George — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 17:05:39 GMT

Estate on Fridays is the place to be! The freshest international beats come alive and and takes you on a roller coaster ride - buckle up.

Listen, all DJ's can play music and most are even competent mixers, however, what really sets a good DJ apart from a GREAT DJ is their ability to feel the crowd and know what track(s)to play next - period. Matos is an aural tour guide, taking his guests through a sonic accent and back. To steal a reference from StarTrek mythology, Matos is the BORG of the Boston DJ scene, his ability to plug into the collective mood of the crowd and bounce them off the walls is uncanny. Resistance is futile...

re: Boogie Nights

simiee8989 — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 23:43:33 GMT

I would agree that Estate Fridays is the place to be..the dj's that are mentioned here are truly amazing!!!!!!! its the best night in town. I also agree that we need more nightclub listings like Josh says!!

re: Boogie Nights

Josh — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 03:20:15 GMT

Imma need you guys to get on your job and post the main listings we want to see witch is nightclub listings. come on man.

re: Nights of the Roundtable

FACEBOOK HIPSTER — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 08:15:54 GMT

Who the fuck are these guidos, and why is there an article about them? They are following the same tired promotional and event-execution techniques that make Boston such a shit destination for nightlife.

re: Nights of the Roundtable

A "Facebook Obsessed Hipster" — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 06:42:41 GMT

The nightlife you describe is stale. The most interesting things going on in Boston are the ones you adamantly bash at the beginning of your article. Get a clue.

re: Nights of the Roundtable

Boston — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 21:37:51 GMT

hey shlomo shunn, how bout you pull that stick out of your ass, geez, who writes a research paper in response to an article anyway... someone needs to get railed

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re: Nights of the Roundtable

BOSTON — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 18:49:32 GMT

After reading the article and the comments posted below it, I have to say that there are a few points to be taken here. Everyone mentioned in the article is definitely worthy of being mentioned based on their passion for the industry and their accomplishments. However I do feel that there are many well known people in the industry that should have been mentioned and were not. These are the people that have been successfully grinding it out in the ethnic scene for years. Boston is an extremely diverse city and catering to its many ethnicities is an extremely difficult feat, yet there are promotors and event planners who have been doing it here for years and seem to always get over looked. To get the general public to gather in a new hip spot is easy, but to cater to specific group....now that takes a lot of leg work and organization. Don't get me wrong, there is a lot of work that goes into any event and I am not discrediting anyones hard work but getting 500 asian or hispanic or any other specific ethnicity to one spot takes a lot more that bombarding Newberry St with Flyers or a radio ad. I think this article was great but it would have nice to see some mention of more than just the mainstream.

p.s.

Shlomo Shunn well said

and thanks to everyone mentioned for making Boston a great place to experience and live in

re: Nights of the Roundtable

Frankie R. — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 00:09:22 GMT

What does the color of peoples skin have to do with the article? The people selected in this article are people I have worked with and for. They have an amazing hold on Boston's nightlife and what is needed in a city that competes with the likes of Miami and Nyc.

Keep Up the good work guys.