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Los dos temas Merengue Urbano del Verano 2010 :: Fuego y Negro 5 Estrella

via .::. coconete .::. by Gustavo Martinez on 8/10/10

Fuego Vision "Que buena tu ta"

Negro 5 Estrella Plomo, plomo

Los Dos temas urbano que han explotado la liga durante el verano 2010, Fuego con la música del futuro, lanzó su album hace varias semana y ha estado en los primeros lugares en ventas en tiendas virtuales. Que buena tu ta, tema que esta sonando en las emisoras locales fuertemente.

El negro 5 estrella, un desconocido hasta que explota el coro ploooomo, ploomo, tema que sale pegado desde santiago y se ha expandido a todo el país y en la gran urbe de New York, que se ha pegado a una magnitud que otros talentos urbano con la producción del DJ lobo, crearon un Remix que fue el himno de la última parada de los Dominicanos.

Si aparece otro artista que ha sonado mas que estos dos temas que nos escriban si estamos equivocado.

Cuanta payola son ?

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Fast Food Joints Getting Straight A's from Health Dept.

via Gothamist by John Del Signore on 8/10/10

For almost a month, the Health Department has been issuing letter grades to restaurants that score in the "A" range on inspections. Those with 0 to 13 points qualify for an A; while 14 to 27 points results in a B; and 28 or more points equal a C. Restaurants that score below an A on their first inspection don't have to post the grade until a second follow-up inspection, so we haven't seen any Bs or Cs go up yet. But the As have arrived, and the Health Department's teacher's pets may surprise you. All of these eateries have zero violation points, making them as sanitary at the four star restaurant Per Se:

The Pizza Hut on Northern Boulevard in Queens
The Tasti D-Lite on Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg
The Subway on 18 East 170 Street in the Bronx
The Burger King on 327 West 42nd Street
The Taco Bell at 3545 Broadway
The White Castle at 1677 Bruckner Boulevard in the Bronx
The T.G.I. Friday's at 1 Penn Plaza

Meanwhile, some more upscale restaurants are having a tougher time keeping their grades up. Crains sifted through the reports and found that Jean Georges restaurant received 15 violations and was busted holding cold food above 41 degrees and smoked fish above 38 degrees. The Palm at 837 Second Avenue recently received 20 violations, while the SoHo Grand Hotel racked up 25. And Balthazar in SoHo is looking at a solid B with 18 points on a recent inspection. You can look up your favorite restaurant here, and for more analysis check out Eye Heart New York, which determined that Chinese restaurants are among the least sanitary, averaging 18 violation points citywide.