Just say it: Americans flub names Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
PITTSBURGH – Saleh Waziruddin’s name routinely gets mangled – as gnarled as a Mercedes grille in a crack-up with a Mack truck.
From The Archives NJ.com
Greystone official accused of groping secretary The business manager at Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital was charged today with groping a secretary and has been suspended with pay, authorities said.
Little Bites: 12/07/06 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
On Sunday, Six Penn Kitchen Chef Chris Jackson will teach a cooking class for making holiday gifts from your kitchen. On the agenda are jams and jellies, sauces, flavored oils and vinegars and more. Attendees will receive recipes and a gift basket in addition to refreshments.
Weekend Guide, 12/7/06 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
A CELEBRATION OF NEW ORLEANS MUSIC: Ellis Marsalis Trio, Rebirth Brass Band, Chris Thomas King. Manchester Craftsmen's Guild. Thurs., 7:30 p.m.; Fri., 8 p.m.; Sat., 7 and 9:30 p.m.; Sun., 2:30 p.m. $42.50. 412-322-1773.
Dining on deer Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
As a kid, Steve Loder worked in his father's restaurant, learning to cook. He also hunted constantly. Loder, of suburban Pittsburgh, has since joined his two passions -- hunting and cooking -- and published three books on venison. The books offer a wide variety of recipes, from traditional to Mexican and Cajun. Loder and his wife, Gale, argue that venison can be every bit as tasty as beef or
Sold on Isoldi's: Strip District restaurant excels in Italian comfort food Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh's Strip District has a long history as a food distribution center and the home of the original Primanti's Brothers sandwich but upscale dining is a recent Strip phenomenon. First Kaya, then Lidia's, Eleven, and now Isoldi's are forming The Strip into a dining destination.
From simple to grand, Jacques Pepin sketches scenes from a chef's life Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
You can almost smell the lamb curry cooking on the stove when talking on the phone to Jacques Pepin at his Connecticut home.
Americans are real slouches when it comes to the name game The Naperville Sun
Saleh Waziruddin's name routinely gets mangled - as gnarled as a Mercedes grille in a crash with a Mack truck.
Triple Play hopes for home run The Steubenville Herald-Star
STEUBENVILLE — Baseball managers will tell you that sometimes, a team just comes together with all the right capabilities to win. The owners of The Triple Play Cafe will tell you they've got such a team for fine dining and entertainment.
Weekend Guide, 11/30/06 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
KOOL KEITH/DJ KUTMASTA KURT/ORIGIN & JACK WILSON: Mr. Small's Theatre, Fri. 9 p.m. $15-$18. 1-800-594-8199.
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