Slideshow: Hong Kong’s generational divide | Stone Pizza Oven

HBO Documentary FilmsRuth’s Chris Steak House, Hotel Park City, 2001 Park Ave., 7 p.m. The company celebrates its roster of films including Believer, Jane Fonda in Five Acts, King in the Wilderness, Lenny, The Price of Everything, Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind and Rx: Early Detection, A Cancer Journey With Sandra Lee and talent from the respective films.

SPTD holds the strong belief that as compared to solely enhancing physical attributes, the quality of life for seniors can be better cultivated through the fostering of their mental wellbeing. Introducing MoBiLET in 2014, it aims to eliminate the adverse perceptions associated with wheelchairs and transform it from a basic type of transportation into a form of artistic self-expression.

Stella ArtoisCafe Artois, 364 Main St., 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday; 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday; 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday An official sponsor of Sundance, Stella returns to host its café lounge, where Stella Artois and Cider Hot Toddys are on the menu, along with programming focused on women and social change.

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Adjust the driver’s seat, steering wheelCars manufactured with modern technology come with features of adjusting not only the driver’s seatbelt but the steering wheel too. These adjustments are mainly to enable you improve or adjust to a height you are comfortable to drive with proper vision of the edge of the car, both at the rear and the front.

And so the automaker shift from sedans to small SUV-type vehicles could pay off in a big way as drivers grow older and learn to appreciate seats that are easier to slip into than low-slung cars or traditional taller SUVs and pickups.

The pizza oven stayed on kicking out its 260C heat, providing a focal point which to gather around. Nobody cared what time it was, nobody said: “We’ll do dinner for 4pm”. Nobody was left in the kitchen peeling sprouts, trimming parsnips, chopping carrots or doing that weird tin-scraping dance when you make gravy using the dregs of what the turkey was cooked in.

Empowered by HKTDC’s initiatives, SPTD will strive to continually upgrade and reinvent itself in its strive to improve the public’s perception of transportation for the physically-challenged through MoBiLET, a revolution on wheels.          

Bruno DiFabio:  At 12 years old, I began stretching dough at my grandfather Angelo’s restaurant, Tony’s Italian Kitchen, on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, on the weekends and over my summers. The defining opportunity to initiate my career as an entrepreneur and chef came after I graduated from Stony Brook University, when the economy was heading in a downward spiral. I was able to establish my own pizzeria, Amore, in Scarsdale, New York, at only 23 years old for $13,000. It was wildly successful and from there I began opening restaurants left and right around the country.

It’s good food stripped down to the basics of a few ingredients. The setting seals it. Echo’s feels like a modern neighborhood joint, vibrant but still chill.

Chicago-Style Deep DishCrush Pizza & Tap1200 West 38th Avenue 720-619-3337 Visit the Highland neighborhood for the best Chicago deep dish you can find in Denver. Owner Jason McGovern has perfected his recipe at Crush Pizza & Tap (formerly Denver Deep Dish). Each pie takes about forty minutes to prepare — as it should, given the rich, hearty dough that bakes slowly in a steel pan. You’ll notice the crust also has a buttery quality thanks to the layer of oil that coats the pan and crisps up the dough. Don’t be surprised to find your toppings buried in the sauce, as Chicago deep dish typically layers the cheese first, then meats and vegetables, and finally the sauce. And if you’re up for trying another deep-dish style, McGovern recently added Sicilian to the mix, another winner and a little lighter than its Midwestern cousin. And fans of thin-crust pizza will also find a hand-tossed pie that offers just the right amount of chew.

During the Spanish-American war of 1898, there was a huge typhoid fever outbreak that the illustrious Walter Reed was called in to investigate. He’s the one who first figured out what was going on. He observed these flies walking around on the recruits’ food, with white dust on their feet. He thought, What is that? He realized it was lime they were throwing on dead bodies and in the latrines to try to control odor and bacteria. The flies had picked this up and were now walking around on the food. So, this war on flies began. There were fly control units and death quotas, and an occupation called military entomologist, which still exists today. There are WWII posters that say, “The Fly is your enemy!” with a giant fly bayonetted in the gut. [Laughs]