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Mozzarella in Carrozza, Italian or Italian-American?

By Robert Sietsema
A popular dish at old-guard Italian-American restaurants in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens is mozzarella in carrozza, which means "mozzarella in a carriage." It consists of two pieces of bread with cheese in between, which is dipped in batter and then deep fried, making one of the richest toasted cheese sandwiches the world has ever seen.

Source: The Viallage Voice
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Giving New Life, Even to the Hoary

By Anthony Tommasini
Throughout his long career the conductor Riccardo Muti has proved himself expert at revealing subtleties in pieces that on the surface may seem musically obvious. He did this thrillingly on Wednesday night, when the Chicago Symphony Orchestra opened the Carnagie Hall season with a stunning performance of Orff’s “Carmina Burana.” Mr. Muti treated that pummeling, elemental score with respect and brought out great tenderness in the music that most accounts miss.

Source: The New York Times
October 9, 2012

JM's Chef Central Recipe Demo

Johnny Meatballs DeCarlo

Meatballs For All

Autunno caldo per gli studenti italiani

Doriana Vari

Riprendono le proteste contro i tagli ai fondi scolastici. Mentre gli scorsi anni si erano moblilitati studenti universitari, quest'anno scendono in piazza anche quelli delle scuole superiori

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Columbus Day Parade strolls up Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue

NEW YORK — The Columbus Day Parade has Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue awash in red, white and green. Monday’s parade includes a float bearing a giant head of Christopher Columbus. Police officers are wearing sashes of red, white and green, and thousands of people are waving Italian flags and cheering from the sidewalks.
 

Source: The New York Daily News
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Leonardo Del Vecchio, Luxottica Founder, Went From Orphan To Eyewear Titan

The eighth richest man in Europe was once an orphan. Leonardo Del Vecchio, the founder and chairman of Italian eyewear maker Luxottica, was born to a mother who could not afford to care for him. At the age of seven, Del Vecchio, whose father died five months before his birth, lived under the care of nuns in an ophanage. 

Source: The Huffington Post
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Barilla defies crisis with new Italian investment

By Lisa Jucca
PARMA, Italy, Oct 8 (Reuters) - World leading pasta-maker Barilla is defying Italy's recession by opening a 40-million-euro ($52 million) plant near its Parma home base, just as other big industrial names are pulling out of the country or freezing investments.  

Source: Reuters
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Corruption Is Seen as a Drain on Italy’s South

By Rachel Donadio
REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy — Italy’s A3 highway, begun in the 1960s and still not finished, starts outside Naples in the ancient hill town of Salerno and ends, rather unceremoniously, 300 miles farther south as a local street in downtown Reggio Calabria.

Source: The New York Times

Terminal 5 per un felice Jovanotti

Azzurra Giorgi

Concerto al Terminal 5 di New York, dove oltre 3000 persone erano lì per il cantautore e rapper italiano. Nonostante i suoi quarantasei anni, dimostra ancora la vitalità di vent’anni fa: salta, balla, canta, riuscendo ad infiammare il pubblico. E alla fine del concerto, chiede che gli venga scattata una foto col pubblico: non si aspettava sarebbe stato così numeroso

Columbus Day - A Proclamation by the President of the United States of America

NOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim October 8, 2012, 2as Columbus Day. I call upon the people of the United States to observe this day with appropriate ceremonies and activities. I also direct that the flag of the United States be displayed on all public buildings on the appointed day in honor of our diverse history and all who have contributed to shaping this Nation.

Vedi Napoli e poi Muori 2012

Jerry Krase

Spending eight days in Naples you learn more about life than death.

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Dolce & Gabbana Restore Classic Italian Film

By Ella Alexander
Dolce & Gabbana has helped to restore visionary film Fellini Satyricon, originally directed by the legendary Federico Fellini - who is also known for creating La Dolce Vita. The celebrated Italian fantasy-drama - first released in 1969 and scooping four prestigious Silver Ribbon awards - was described by Fellini as "science-fiction from the past". It will open New York Film Festival on October 13.

Source: Vogue
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