If you've been sitting on the fence about purchasing a Slice T-shirt, you're too late. I've placed the order for the first batch of Slice T-shirts. If you want one and didn't order, email me and I'll put you on the list for the second printing. you better make up your mind soon. I've hit the minimum number of "pre-orders" I need and will be sending the job off to the screenprinter tonight. Only those who have ordered will get shirts. I'm not having surplus stock made. So order now or forever hold your peace. If you've already ordered, you...
At one point, I had rolled my own mashup Google pizza map, but when the Big Goog released its My Maps feature, I gave up trying to wrassle with code that I didn't quite understand anyway. I realized it would be easier to use the new feature to serve up Slice's local psearch info in a graphical way. I give thee the Slice Pizza Map (NYC Edition). I'm hoping Google keeps refining its technology. I'd like to see custom uploadable icons for place markers and also an easy way to embed My Maps into websites. Only time will tell....
Non-Pizza Content follows: Slice's new overlord, the founder of Serious Eats, Ed Levine, is going to make an appearance on ABC's Good Morning America on Tuesday morning (December 26). Ed will share his sources for some serious food for New Year's celebrations. You can find showtimes by checking your local listings. We now return you to your regularly scheduled pizza programming....
Today at 6:30 p.m. EST, I'll be on the Whatever show on the Martha Stewart Radio channel, Sirius Satellite Radio, Channel 112. I'll be talking pizza with cohost Jennifer Koppelman Hutt and her brother, Brian Koppelman, who will be filling in for a sick Alexis Stewart....
Ay o, o ay, Slicers. Some news ... For the last few months, I've been working with some folks on a project called Serious Eats. Also part of the project are: Ed Levine, Meg Hourihan, Alaina Browne, Adam "Amateur Gourmet" Roberts, and Roadfood.com. They're all good people, they all have mad passion for food, and they understand what's special about blogging and creating interesting, informative content for the web. Heck, I wouldn't have agreed to work with them if they didn't. Serious Eats launches officially on Monday morning, but I'm giving Slice readers (and readers over at Slice sister site...
Good morning. If you've stopped in from the New York Times, welcome! Slice is "America's Favorite Pizza Weblog!" We got more pizza here than you can shake a pizza peel at. To find pizza recommendations and reviews in your area, click the "Pizza by Location" links in the left-hand sidebar. While you're over there, you can also navigate our archives by category or month by tugging on the dropdown menus. A number of your fellow Times readers have emailed us some great pizza recommendations (which we'll be publishing later). If you would like to drop us a line, use this...
Dear Readers, The email I just received from Scott is only one of many similarly heartening missives I've received in the last month or so. If you've written me and felt like your email has gone down the wrong series of tubes, don't be discouraged. I've read them all and have sorted them away with intent to post them on the site and/or respond via email. I will henceforth make a more concerted effort to respond to your internets sooner rather than later. Why am I so sluggish? Well, in the past I've often used the excuse "work has been...
Our sister site, burger blog A Hamburger Today, is having a party akin to the Gothamist-Slice Pizza Party held at Fornino in March. Spread the word ... Gothamist-AHT QBQ* Burger Beach Party at Water Taxi Beach is this weekend. When: Saturday, June 24, 6 p.m. Where: Water Taxi Beach; Long Island City, Queens [info] What: A party on the beach, in which noted hamburgerologists Harry Hawk (Schnack, Water Taxi Beach) and George Motz (director of burger biopic Hamburger America) cook up renditions of regional specialty burgers How Much? $9 for two (2) burgers of your choice; $16 for four (4)....
This site was mentioned in the New York Post today in a story about Google Maps mashups. Referring, of course, to our Slice Pizza Map. Nyslice.com lets hungry New Yorkers see the city with topographical pizza goggles on. In other words, the way it was intended. Unfortunately, the paper botched our URL. In other words, their hungry readers will remain pizzagraphically challenged and hungry. Off the Charts [New York Post]...
