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The food truck Mr. Nice Guys opened a brick-and-mortar restaurant for their specialty tacos at Guthrie Green. The space has since been taken over by Green-Wich Sammie Shop & Market, which is part of the Justin Thompson Restaurant Group.

Josh drizzles honey around a finished pizza. Honey is also inside the dough for a subtle sweetness. (Dan Cepeda, Oil City)

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New Haven StyleWhite Pie Pizzeria1702 Humboldt Street 303-862-5323 Strange at is may seem that Denver could have two distinct pizza styles from Connecticut, White Pie specializes in New Haven pizza, which is much different than what’s served at Papou’s. The hand-tossed pizzas in this Uptown eatery are baked right on the stone floor of a wood-burning dome oven, resulting in a piping hot, asymmetrical pie. Brothers Kris and Jason Wallenta opened their hip joint in 2017, giving ever-hungry pizza hunters something new to devour. Classic New Haven pizza is a riff on Neapolitan pizza, though in Connecticut the pizza masters prefer coal as their fuel of choice. At White Pie the brothers use wood, which gives the pies a smoky campfire char, in the best possible way. The pizzas look dark but don’t taste burned; they’re just cooked extremely hot and fast. Try this style topped with cured meats, hot honey, peppers and dollops of bright cheese.

SPTD believes that every individual deserves fair and equal rights to optimal living conditions, regardless of physical differences. A step further than a rehabilitative aid, Arnold defines the MoBiLET as a tool for empowerment that fuels the innate adventurous spirits of users. 

Old reputations die hard. Maybe Los Angeles will never be known as a great pizza city, and for the most part, it’s probably fine with that; it will always be a taco town. But the through lines are there, connecting L.A.’s past, present, and future pizzamakers. There is a history, and a richer culture than one would expect. But like most good things here, it’s partly hidden, embedded in the ventricles of the city. It just takes a little digging.

At Walter Reed hospital, I spoke with a woman who does intimacy counseling. That is essentially counseling men who’ve had these kinds of injuries. Not just genital injuries, but say you’ve lost both hands and one leg. What kinds of sexual positions work? Nobody wanted to go near that. Nobody wanted to say, “Look, your sex life has been blown apart here. But there are things you can do.” A lot of these guys are also on heavy-duty painkillers or antidepressants, which affect their ability to get an erection. Many divorces happen after someone comes back. But the Department of Defense hasn’t stepped up to the plate to make sure there are people on staff who specifically do that. I asked this woman, Is it a budget issue? She said, “Maybe, that’s part of it. It’s perceived as a lifestyle issue and not made a priority. But it’s more the problem of getting the military to say, Yes, we think it’s important to spend taxpayer dollars on sex. They’re afraid to do that.”  

This restaurant on the east side of the Center 1 parking lot featured a raw seafood bar, caviar, salads and Italian wines. It was a franchise of the original Virgola in New York City. It opened in the fall of 2016. 

Talking from her home in Oakland, California, she describes how the British instituted fly-kill quotas in World War II; why Velcro is a sniper’s enemy; and how improvised explosive devices (IEDs) can blow apart a soldier’s sex life. (Meet the dogs who go into combat.)

Owner-operator Tom Hoover calls their methods “a healthier approach of eating a really good pizza.”

The partial shutdown has cut off new funding to the Treasury Department and the USDA, leaving them largely unstaffed and crippling both departments’ ability to fulfill core functions.

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