Thanks to everyone who allowed me into their homes and home-away-from-homes.
New Yorkers’ Super Bowl plans can run the gamut from expensive catered affairs to do-it-yourself home events. Some will watch at huge sports bars, while others will stick to their local watering holes. If you haven’t made plans yet, we’ve reached out to some of the city’s biggest Giants fans for inspiration for your Big Blue Sunday.
Read full story: NYPost: Let's Get Blitzed
Chicken wings are just another example of New York’s dominance over New England. While they’re 6 percent less likely than anyone else in the country to order the Super Bowl’s No. 2 favorite food (dips rule), we and our Mid-Atlantic brethren are 24 percent more likely, according to Harris Interactive’s Supervalu Snack Down Survey. Good taste is just one of our things. And, if Baltimore hadn’t missed that field goal, this year’s Super Bowl — during which the National Chicken Council predicts 100 million pounds of wings will go down — might have been maximum consumption; South Atlantic-ers really like their bird (chicken, not raven, of course).
Read full story: NYPost: Wild Wings
...And Me. Check out Zandy Mangold's Wings Photos (color, depth, texture), accompanying the Super Bowl inspired Wild wings story.
Now check out mine:
Coppelia 24/7's Alitas 100 Fuegos
Pok Pok's Ike's Wings
Tebaya's 10 Wings
UFC's Hot and Soy-Garlic Wings
Super Wings: Clockwise from top left: Trini Tamarind, Ginger Buff, Pineapple Jerk, Chili Cilantro.
I don't want to say everything's better in print. But here's the the link to Prime Price. You be the judge.
Behind the scenes of Prime Price: Affordable steakhouses offer meaty alternatives to expensive loins.
MGM Resorts’ new charging stations make it easier to cruise Vegas in an electric car.
In 2008, President Obama set a goal of getting 1 million electric cars on U.S. roads by 2015. But only about 16,500 are in use today, according to electric car advocate Plug In America. Companies such as MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM) are hoping to move the nation closer to that goal.Last summer the Las Vegas-based owner and operator of 15 casino resorts unveiled electric vehicle charging stations in the parking garages of two of its properties on the Strip: Mandalay Bay and Crystals at CityCenter. MGM plans a third station, for the Mirage, in 2012, and to partner with a local rental car company to provide a complete eco-vacation package for visitors.
