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Davanti Enoteca- Taylor Street
- Address:
1359 W Taylor Street
Chicago, IL 60607Neighborhood:
Little Italy / University Village
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Davanti Enoteca- Taylor Street
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.davantichicago.com/
- Phone: 3122265550x
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday & Sunday: 11:00am - 2:00pm
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 3:00pm - 12:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: Richard Ginn
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from Davanti Enoteca- Taylor Street
With rustic exposed brick walls, re-purposed farm wood and communal tables, Davanti Enoteca takes its cues from the small villages of Italy. Diners enjoy authentic Italian dishes they would find in the Italian countryside, but with a contemporary, creative twist.The start diners may choose from the selection of formaggi and salumi which is designed for guests to create their own boards by choosing from unique options. Instant classics include the boards that are presented to the table. The Foccacia de Recco is a flaky Ligurian style foccacia, baked and stuffed with creamy melted crescenza cheese and served with honeycomb to spread on the warm pastry. Buttery marscapone polenta is ladled on a wooden board and served with ragu of the day.Continued
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Davanti Enoteca- Taylor Street reviews from OpenTable diners
114 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.2
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (75)neighborhood gem (71)notable wine list (48)good for groups (45)special occasion (34)romantic (25)hot spot (23)great for lunch (17)great for brunch (10)vibrant bar scene (9)great for outdoor dining (8)late-night find (6)kid-friendly (4)scenic view (2)Show More
- Still love despite terrible food.Hc210Dined on 9/26/2014Love this place. But I guess they got a new chef and some of their classics were really missing the mark. But at least my past experiences here were amazing enough to carry me through this really lackluster dinner. The waitstaff could tell something was off and the management was really nice. But still a let down. Just give them time to work it out then never miss a chance to go!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/26/2014We experienced a well-paced lunch with excellent food quality. The presentation was fantastic and I can't wait to go back. I am inspired by your infused vodka cocktail!Special Features:
- Overpriced and overratedecwmdDined on 9/20/2014Made a reservation on the recommendation of a good friend but was urged to cancel by another. I should have listened to the latter. The food was mediocre at best. The extra star is for the mascarpone polenta with pork shoulder ragu but one edible dish out of 10 is pretty poor. The 5-6oz portions were much too small to share among our party of 5. The pork cheek gnudi was still frozen when it came out and our waiter had to justify hat the gnudi was made in house but frozen to maintain freshness. As many other reviewers pointed out, it's incredibly loud. We could barely hear the waiter as he shouted the specials. I don't quite understand why this restaurant has the reputation that it does. I will not be returning.
- Wonderful food experience!FoodieByDefaultDined on 9/19/2014You can't go wrong with this place. I had the two 5 oz glasses of the cabernet sauvignon, ravioli, homemade cake and gelato for dessert. Can't stop thinking about how great it taste.Special Features:
- Good but NoisyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014Food was very well cooked, waitresses willing to be listened but noise did not allow. Try it out of weekends and special dates. Perhaps...Special Features:
- Great Spot!NuzGuy9VIPDined on 9/5/2014I am so happy I accidentally discovered Davanti Enoteca. I will be back often!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Every dish was deliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/2/2014I dined here with two friends after my husband recommended it, and we all found the food delicious. I loved the pate with onion jam, the warm olives, and the amazing bacon burger in particular. We also had the warm kale guanciale salad and cauliflower steak with lemon jam and crispy chickpeas, which were both delicious. The server was helpful but not intrusive, and the bill was very reasonable!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Totally Enjoyable!cpaemcDined on 9/1/2014The food and service was excellent! Try the appetizer with honey and cheese. Also the pizzas were delicious! Totally recommend the prosciutto and arugula, as well as the D.O.C. (mozzarella/tomato). Rigatoni with sausage was also very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MIKEVIPDined on 8/30/2014food and service were excellent, the noise level was atrocious. Great menu, food and wine but communicating in anything other than sign language or text is extremely difficult. As soon as my hearing is restored, I'll be back
- yummyfoodieDined on 8/29/2014Everything about our experience was wonderful. We went with another couple and tasted 10 plates. Each was great in appearance and taste. Our waiter was helpful in suggesting dishes and wine to go with it. A very nice nightSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Italy without airport hasselWendyinthewindyDined on 8/26/2014The food is excellent:good ingredients that are simply well prepared. The bartender and our waitress were attentive and knowledgeable. One friend said that she had definitely been eating in the wrong places!Special Features:
- Great spot for Italian fareTanThoDined on 8/25/2014We really enjoyed our food - we ordered the bruschetta, Vasi, and a couple of pizzas. Our server was very attentive and, overall, the service was very prompt. Great ambience - might not be ideal if you're looking for a quieter spot.Special Features:
- AmazingKwhite0820Dined on 8/20/2014I loved everything about this place. I heard Taylor Street is better than the River north location so we made a reservation for our anniversary. The food was amazing.. From the bruschetta to rigatoni and gnocchi. You must try the banana cake with peanut butter mousse dessert. If I lived on Taylor street, we would be ordering from this place at least twice a week. Harriet our server delivered probably one of the best dining experiences ever. Her honesty on how many plates to order and suggestions really went a long way. She didn't even snub me when I told her I wasn't drinking. Super plus. Thank you for the great experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PortionOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/14/2014The food was amazing and so flavorful. I'm not asking for a pound of pasta or anything but for $15 I thought the portion size could have been a little larger. Maybe this is more of a fine dining restaraunt which is fine. Ambiance was spectacular, and I love the Italian menu. Super happy they had gluten free pasta for my girlfriend. Her gluten free pasta was definitely undercooked and hard, (not al-dente) but waitor took care of it. It was just slightly awkward because waiter told us all pasta is cooked to al-dente in which I understood but her pasta was noticably undercooked. He did take it back and it came back great with An Amazon sauce. Overall good experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Find!caseylynncDined on 8/12/2014The food at Davanti Enoteca was our favorite from the entire week we spent in Boston. Highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointedJoenonymousDined on 8/9/2014Ate at Davanti Enoteca on Saturday, August 9. Shared half a dozen dishes, all of which were excellent and enjoyed attentive but not overbearing service. I look forward to eating here againSpecial Features:
- Wonderful creative foodLuvChicagoDined on 8/7/2014This was our first meal at Davanti Enoteca but it won't be our last. First, our waiter was spectacular. Extremely knowledgeable, great recommendations, really wanted to make sure we got flavors and textures we would enjoy. For our appetizer, we had a daily special consisting of clams in a garlic/herb/white wine broth and tiny home-made pasta beads served with perfect crusty bread to get every bit of the broth. Very flavorful and great textures. Main course was mascarpone polenta with the most tender and flavorful veal meatballs served with just a bit of marinara sauce. The mascarpone made the polenta very creamy and added just a touch of sweetness that was perfect. Really wonderful. Dessert was biondo torta - that is a must have!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciosonycpogoDined on 8/3/2014Can't say how delicious the meals always are here at Davanti...the service at the Taylor Street location is fantastic! The only gripe I have is that I wish they had more vegetarian entrees or pastas, and more pregnant friendly dishes - ie...no goat cheese or soft cheeses, no cured or smoked meats...would be nice to have one or two more optionsSpecial Features:
- Loved the food!GingerPieDined on 7/30/2014Great, inventive italian food, served tapa style, therefore small servings. Excellent service. Very noisy, unfortunately, even on a weekday. Hard to hear conversations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/28/2014I've been here twice for dinner and it was excellent each time. Noise level is high- it is difficult to hear conversation if you are in a larger group.Special Features:
- great as usualcheezynonkVIPDined on 7/18/2014the food was great, dessert was superb. The wine list could use some diversity, maybe adding a server would be beneficial to the consumer, but overlal I'll be returning.Special Features:
- Awesome food and service!RockonelgrosDined on 7/14/2014The dishes are simple but the taste is fabulous. Real italian Food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Out of this world....LoriBDined on 7/13/2014Small delicious plates that are served one at a time. Great wine and cocktails. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- Great dining experienceH82DineDined on 7/13/2014While in Chicago on vacation, our family of five went to Davanti Enoteca, Taylor Street, for an early dinner. Understanding Davanti Enoteca is a great place to order and share, we ordered Prosciutto e Rucola, Davanti Burger, Rigatoni con Salsiccia e Pomodori al forno, Tuscan toast with ricotta & local honey comb and (formaggi + salumi) Bresaola, Mediterranean Blue & Grana Padano. For dessert we ordered torta di arachidi banane, biondo torta del burro bruno & torta bacio and espresso for all. The food, wine, service and atmosphere could not have been better. Davanti Enoteca has become our favorite restaurant in Chicago, which is quite a statement.Special Features:
- BarbieVIPDined on 7/10/2014Delicious as usual! polenta with bolognese was awesomeSpecial Features:
- Diamond in the roughFoodieforlifeVIPDined on 7/9/2014Exceptional in every way. Please try the polenta board! Service was great! Celebrated our two year old's b day and the staff was super nice! Even gifted us a personalized bib for the babe!! Chocolate mousse dessert is a MUST have!!!! Will be back for date night, lunch and brunch!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing foodUrbanfoodieDined on 7/6/2014Always order the polenta and ragu of the day cause it's always amazing. Everything is always executed perfectly and well seasoned.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/4/2014Menu set up tapas style, waiter said 5 - 7 oz servings and over priced. Burger had grilled cheese curds and bacon but was greasy. Besides the burger no other full meal on menu. Would not go back or recommend.
- great timeFunny777Dined on 7/3/2014great food - great service - great spot. we love the small plate theme and great variety of menu items. wine list is great tooSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinner placeTammyVIPDined on 6/30/2014My girlfriend heard about this restaurant from all of people who said it was great. They were right on. It was awesome. Great variety of small places - cool food combinations and good wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Interesting MenuALawyerDined on 6/29/2014The menu is far more interesting/innovative than most Italian restaurants. Prices are good and, for brunch, everything is served so it can be shared.Special Features:
- overpriced for portion sizerlernVIPDined on 6/28/2014food was okay...nothing great. prices are outrageous for amount you get. too many other fantastic places to go to....will NOT be back!! if you aren't hungry and don't care about wasting money, this is the place for you!Special Features:
- Awesome place with every tasteFoodieVIPDined on 6/26/2014This place has become one if my go to's. Everything from the vasi's to the burger, it's ALL amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingAjeeVIPDined on 6/23/2014We were near Taylor Street around 300 p.m.on a Monday. Most places were closed, since it was Monday and the time was odd. We were the only ones there, but we never felt uncomfortable. Our server was Ron and he was outstanding. We asked for his recommendations and every suggestion was amazing. We started with the chicken liver pate with caramelized onions on top with warm garlic bread. So good, we could have stopped there. Next we had polenta with mascarpone served table side and spread on a board with small meatballs on top The sauce was so light and fresh, nothing canned here. For our main course we had the scallops special. 3 huge scallops with mushrooms and and grain.Special Features:
- YummmmmAg7ag7ag7VIPDined on 6/21/2014The polenta ragu is one of the best things I've ever tasted. The burrata was to die for. LOVE the cacio e pepe and the raviolo. Delicious Italian meal!Special Features:
- For munching, not diningShakenDined on 6/18/2014DE prefers that diners share all dishes -- although we didn't know this when we made a reservation. We wanted to dine in a more conventional fashion, so each of us ordered a first course and second course and made it clear that this is how we wanted the food served. However, the food came out of the kitchen more or less at random. Sometimes 1 or 2 dishes at a time, sometimes just 1 at a time, in no particular order. One member of our party didn't get any of the dishes he had ordered until 30 minutes after the first one arrived at the table. We wish the restaurant had been more responsive to our request, which shouldn't have been difficult. Also, the food was much too salty -- although many places can be accused of the same.
- Great food....KimtDined on 6/17/2014The food was wonderful...the noise level very high. This was made worse by a table next to us of 4 women who were very loud...I mean very loud!!! The food and service was excellent. We tried the beets...they were swoon worthy. I had the rigatoni...it was very good. My husband had the burger which was a nice surprise...bacon jam good!!! We have been here before...do love the food and wine selection.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/11/2014i thought the service was okay, not great. seating is too close and it is hard to have a conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing in every way!KmacDined on 6/9/2014I was entertaining customers for our annual NeoCon trade show and found the Davanti Enoteca website. It was a little off the beaten path that had some shaking their heads, '"where is she taking us"'?. It really was less than 3 miles from the Merchandise Mart in a lovely neighborhood, but most stay closer to their hotels. We started with focasccia di Recco, a wonderful flatbread w/cow cheese (creamy and delicious) served with honey in the comb. The Cacio e Pepe was a simple spaghetti/pecorino/black pepper dish that was surprisingly flavorful. Don't miss the ragu of the day served over polenta. Desserts were also delicious, especially the lemon tiramisu. Our waiter Ron was attentive and all of his recommendations spot on. Great wine. GO NOW!!Special Features:
- LawrenceADined on 6/7/2014Lively room, lively food, lively scene. Everything from pizza to fancy fish. Everyone from date-night couples to grandparents with their grandkids.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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At the Cancer Clinic
by Ted Kooser
She is being helped toward the open door
that leads to the examining rooms
by two young women I take to be her sisters.
Each bends to the weight of an arm
and steps with the straight, tough bearing
of courage. At what must seem to be
a great distance, a nurse holds the door,
smiling and calling encouragement.
How patient she is in the crisp white sails
of her clothes. The sick woman
peers from under her funny knit cap
to watch each foot swing scuffing forward
and take its turn under her weight.
There is no restlessness or impatience
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There's no question in anybody's mind that the future of the auto industry hinges on advancements done on alternative technology. Whether its hybrid, electric, or even fuel-cell power, alternative energy is where the future is at.
At the 11th Michelin Challenge Bibendum in Berlin, Germany, Audi presented a vehicle that could potentially reshape the landscape of the company's direction in the future. In trying to examine the potential and probability of using fuel-cell power as an alternative drivetrain, Audi rolled out the concept Q5 Hybrid Fuel Cell (HFC). The SUV, which is actually in concept guise, was built as a technical study to determine the feasibility of a vehicle running on fuel cells.
In this particular configuration, the car comes with a polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) fuel cell that produces 98 kW, which is about 133 horsepower and is connected to a lithium-ion battery that comes with an energy content of 1.3 kWh. Roll it up together and you have a drivetrain that's powered by two electric motors that produces a combined peak output of around 127 horsepower and 310 lb/ft of torque with an electronically limited top speed of 103 mph.
Despite its designation as a concept vehicle, the Q5 HFC's hybrid chassis lends itself to the scenario that sooner than later, a production version may be produced. It's not so much a question of 'if' more than it is of 'when'.
When that time comes though is still anyone's guess. But you can be sure that this won't be the last vehicle Audi is looking into when it comes to the development of alternative drivetrains.


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No, Mark Cuban did not predict the NFL's imminent demiseKelly Dwyer at Ball Don't Lie19 hrs ago
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has been right about a lot of things in his lifetime. He's made calculated guesses and taken calculated risks and as a result his bank accounts are fully loaded and he has an NBA playoff mainstay and championship ring to his name.
He's also been wrong about a lot of things. And despite the claims of prescience-y being tossed about in the half-year afterlife of Cuban's remarks about the NFL from last March, Mark Cuban is wrong about America's love for this ridiculous sport, and this "we-don't-give-a-rat's-ass-about-you" league.
The NFL isn't going anywhere. And, hell, Mark Cuban wasn't even talking about that aspect of the NFL to begin with.
The Timberwolves are reportedly looking to create a sign and trade deal to acquire Eric BledsoeKelly Dwyer at Ball Don't Lie3 days ago
Nearly three years ago, former Minnesota Timberwolves general manager David Kahn signed Kevin Love to just a four-year contract extension with an option for Love to opt out after three seasons. The move angered Love, despite the Minnesota front office's protestations to the contrary, while pushing the working talking point that the team needed to preserve eventual cap space in order to sign point guard Ricky Rubio to a future contract extension.
Now, with Love gone and the Timberwolves franchise working both a new front office and 10-year playoff drought, the Wolves are reportedly attempting to trade and sign for … a new point guard. Rubio, to date, has yet to receive that contract extension.
Earlier on Friday, a local Phoenix sportscaster dropped this notice out of nowhere:
NBA sources tell me the Twolves are prepared to offer Eric Bledsoe a Max contract #nba
Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire join James Dolan onstage to play kazoos. For charity.Kelly Dwyer at Ball Don't Lie3 days ago
On Thursday night, toward the end of his band's opening set for the critically acclaimed and widely beloved classic rock outfit The Eagles, New York Knicks owner James Dolan asked Knick forwards Amar'e Stoudemire and Carmelo Anthony up on the Madison Square Garden stage to play kazoos. Melo and Amar'e joined Henrik Lundkvist and Garden regular John McEnroe in an attempt to break a Guinness World's Record for the most kazoos played in one building at the same time.
If you buy Mark Jackson's wife's new single, he'll call you on the phone to thank you
Former Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson has good reason to be proud of his wife, singer Desiree Coleman Jackson. As you can see above, she's sung the "Star-Spangled Banner" at Warrior games in the past, and last week she released a single entitled "Strip."
Mr. Jackson, in the days leading up to his cushy gig tagline-ing his way through ABC/ESPN games, is attempting to promote his wife's single in a rather novel way in the weeks before the NBA season starts. Via Kevin Draper and CBSSports.com, check out these tweets from earlier this week:
Tweet me a pic of my wife Desiree Coleman Jackson's new single "STRIP" purchased with ur phone #. I will personally call and Thank U!
Just got to have a real conversation with @MarkJackson13 !!! Talk about crazy! Great coach and a better man!!
Gregg Popovich fondly recalls his team's 'lobotomies,' readies his championship-defending technique
Three months later, it's still remarkable that the San Antonio Spurs were able to win the 2014 NBA title.
The team had the talent enough, that's for sure. Top to bottom, they were probably the deepest team in the NBA, and easily the best squad in the NBA when it came time to thinking on its collective feet and anticipating all manner of movement from opponents on either end of the court. They weren't gifted a title, they earned one – in spite of the disparate ages and stylings of its core players.
No, the Spurs' 2014 championship was remarkable because of what happened some 12 months before.
San Antonio fell in the final two games of its 2013 season, losing the NBA Finals along the way, in a production that was as galling as anything we've seen since Bill Russell's final championship win over a shocked and reeling Los Angeles Lakers squad in 1969. Perhaps more galling, one supposes, because the 2013 Spurs were supposed to act as the modern-day Celtics in this matter – all full of security and sound moves down the stretch.
No, Brandon Jennings didn't say he added twenty-five pounds of 'muscle,' but that's not the point
I wasn't able to be on the ole Internet Machine much on Wednesday, but in my scant minutes on Twitter dot com I did notice a guffaw or 12 surrounding Detroit Pistons' guard Brandon Jennings' recent weight gain.
Not in the form of Raymond Felton jokes, mind you, but after someone tossed out a link or summation that relayed that Jennings added 25 pounds of muscle, as opposed to 25 lbs. overall. This falls directly in line with an early-autumn tradition in the NBA, one that has a player or agent or coach or general manager or any hopeful combination of the lot pointing out that a certain player bulked up on muscle and muscle alone in the offseason.
The problem here is that the author of Jennings' feature at the Detroit News, the great Vincent Goodwill, never mentioned "muscle" in a tweet. His editorial desk, the one that creates the headlines that sometimes contradict the body of text in some newspapers (not referring specifically to the News, here), didn't mention muscle.
Report: The NBA's sleeved jerseys 'are not selling well,' so why bring them back?Kelly Dwyer at Ball Don't Lie5 days ago
Late in the 2013-14 season, before Donald Sterling hit and before recently-appointed NBA commissioner Adam Silver received sainthood status, The New Guy revealed in an interview with Bleacher Report's Howard Beck that he might consider dumping the much-criticized sleeved jerseys that have dotted the NBA landscape over the last two years.
You know the things, because even as a mild consumer of the NBA, you can't help see the things. Their rollout with the Golden State Warriors in 2012-13 was widely covered. The next season, the NBA decided to outfit each of the teams playing on its Christmas Day-long national TV showcase in jerseys that could charitably described as "RUDDY AWFUL."
Dwight Howard runs 10 red lights, not in a row, and has Florida driver license suspended for not paying fineKelly Dwyer at Ball Don't Lie6 days ago
This isn't just dumb. This is insight into Dwight Howard's undeserved sense of entitlement.
The Houston Rockets center can't drive his car in Florida for a while, legally at least, as his license has been suspended after he failed to pay a fine tied to one of his 10 citations for failure to stop at red lights.
Howard, who played for the NBA's Orlando Magic from 2004 to 2012, racked up 10 tickets for running red lights while in the Orlando area.
He also has on his Orlando court record four speeding tickets, 12 citations for failing to pay highway tolls and one for failing to change his address on his license, all civil traffic infractions.
Howard's fine? It was for $285. That's a chunk of change, a car payment to most of us, but one that is more than reasonable enough to pay for those even working with a car that owes monthly payments along those lines. Dwight Howard made over $20 million last season.
Team USA overcomes a slow start to rout Serbia, win gold medal at the FIBA World CupKelly Dwyer at Ball Don't Lie8 days ago
Things could not have gone better for Team USA on Sunday. It just took a few minutes for everything to start getting better. Team USA downed Serbia by a 129-92 score to win the FIBA World Cup in Spain, earning the gold medal with stellar all around play, but not before starting slow against a game and confident Serbian squad.
With just under four minutes gone in the first quarter, Team USA was reeling from foul trouble, unable to keep up with Serbia's ball movement on offense, and facing a 15-7 deficit. There was still plenty of game left to play, but even the most experienced of international basketball observers were getting a little punchy:
Team USA had better wake the bleep up!
It's strange to point to pivotal first quarter plays as game-defining and eventually game-deciding, but that's what tends to happen in an eventual 37-point blowout. With the eight point deficit ahead of him, James Harden sprang free for a lay-in and a foul, while tossing in a three-pointer on the next offensive possession. Kyrie Irving then scored five straight of his own as Team USA came back to build a lead.
Charles Barkley on Adrian Peterson: 'Every black parent in the South' whips their childrenKelly Dwyer at Ball Don't Lie8 days ago
We're not sure why CBS had Charles Barkley on their NFL preview show on Sunday morning to discuss football, but then again we're not sure why CBS has Barkley on their college basketball coverage when he clearly watches next to no college basketball prior to the NCAA Tournament. It was a clear ratings grab by a network desperate to draw viewers and set Twitter on its ear, and if Barkley happened to say something outrageous along the way, then all the better.
Well, it appears that CBS got what they wanted: Charles Barkley acting ridiculous and labeling an entire cross section of a race in the southern U.S. as child abusers.
Horrific child abusers, like Minnesota Viking Adrian Peterson.


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A Fort Wayne company that transports human remains has reportedly offered to fly the body of a Boston Marathon bombing suspect to Russia.
Eagle's Wings Air president Frank Kaiser says that he made the offer to help resolve the debate over what to do with the body of 26-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
Kaiser's offer might not help. The Worcester Police Chief says that sending the body to Russia is "not an option."
The Worcester, Mass., funeral home director says he has received over 100 offers of graves but local officials where those graves are located don't want the body.
Tsarnaev was killed in a shootout with police days after the April 15 bombings.


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I know the quality of this pic pretty much stinks, but I still love it!! WHY ARE ALWAYS THE BLURRY PICS BEST?!? But still, this shows that they DO enjoy to be on stage night after night! And I WOULD enjoy watching them on stage night after night.. Next time their in Europe, I'll be the tall, blonde girl dancin' crazy closest to the stage during EVERY SHOW!
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How did you get started in music?
When I was four, my grandma had an old beat up piano at her house. I used to sit down and play on it as if it were a cool toy. My parents realized I wouldn't just bang on it, what I was playing on it didn't just sound like banging, so I started taking piano lessons!
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How would you describe 100 Monkeys' style?
Animalistic. Funky Rock n Roll music.
What's your most memorable experience so far with the 100 Monkeys?
Getting to tour Europe. It was absolutely incredible. I loved getting to make so many people smile.
Who are your biggest influences?
Prince, Steve Jobs, Billy Corgan
What is your favorite part of your job?
I love playing music and I love business, so I hope to continue doing both! I get to stimulate both sides of my brain this way. I especially like utilizing the latest technology to help achieve my goals. (I have been called the human iPad by friends)
Tell us one of the coolest things that's happened in your career so far.
At this year's Sundance Film Festival, my band got to open for Third Eye Blind for an event sponsored by the company I founded, The Watchbox. A close second was winning a Gotham Award for a film I produced, "Girlfriend". I was also proud that my band did the score for the movie.
What's coming up for you that you're excited about?
I have another film project and a new musical endeavor in its infancy.
Tell us about thewatchbox.com and what your ultimate goal for it is.
The Watchbox (www.thewatchbox.com) is a video on demand community where filmmakers and musicians can upload videos, movies, concert footage etc., set a price for rent and distribute directly to their audience without the middleman often associated with video on demand distribution. I started it when the film I produced, "Girlfriend," failed to find distribution, despite the fact we had built a large online fanbase. I realized other people may be in my position and I wanted to create a solution.
Tell us about the Wayne/Lauren Film Company and what's coming up.
Wayne/Lauren Film Company is a small independent production company that my wife and I started. We have a couple projects in development and a film called "Holy Takedown!" that nearly went into production in April, but fell through last minute. Ouch! We intend to pick up the pieces and begin again at the end of summer. Independent film production is a rough business, but very stimulating.
What advice do you have for someone wanting to start down your path?
You have to just go for it and not be afraid to fail. Work hard and just go for it! Otherwise, you will wonder "what if" the rest of your life and that's no fun!
1. If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you live and why?
Right now I'm currently happy living right where I'm at!
2. If I gave you $20 to spend on anything right now, what would it be?
I'd like to say I'd donate it, but this is not true unfortunately. It would likely go toward the purchase of new music on iTunes.
3. Tell us something about yourself that would surprise people.
I'm actually a woman. (you didn't specify it had to be true, just that it needed to surprise)
4. What advice would you give to your 15 year old self?
Don't do it you idiot!
5. One guilty pleasure you aren't willing to give up?
Taking a bath with my iPad in hand. Yes, it is ridiculous. In fact, I'm answering these questions now while doing this exact thing.
Thank you so much Jerad for taking the time to do a feature with WBD! You're so fun to work with and we wish you all the best. Can't wait to see what comes next!
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Oct 28 2012: As a child I lived in a little town in Colombia, called Sibaté. Since there isn´t a good public health care sistem in Colombia, every case of mental illness in the main city was taken to little Sibaté, because in this town a team of nuns had founded a mental health care institution for poor people. On Weekends the nuns would let the mentally ill people that were not aggresive go out and visit the town. So we (children) became used to sit in the park on Sundays and have these weird conversations with people that had wild fantasies or could answer the craziest questions in the world. I think I learned a lot from those persons. I came to think that we all live not very far from this frontier and that it is o.k. so. And that people that have accepted their mental illness are sometimes much more easy going than people that try desperately to be seen as "normal".
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Metro Council approved a bill on Tuesday night that allows grocery stores and markets to sell beer starting at 10 a.m.
Councilman Buddy Baker, one of the sponsors of the amendment, said previously that the legislation puts grocery stores on a more level playing field with restaurants and sporting venues that sell beer at 10 a.m. on Sundays.
Metro Council also passed an expansion of the backyard chickens ordinance Tuesday night. The new version allows homeowners in Davidson County to have hens as long as they pay $25 for a permit. Roosters are not allowed.
Metro's decision expands an ordinance passed in 2012 that came with a two-year expiration.
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DorD saves or scavenges things like egg cartons, coffee cans, plastic containers, cardboard boxes and large envelopes. The difference between her and a true hoarder is that she uses them instead of letting them pile up -- and they save her "a significant amount of money."
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When you consider that both sides of the family are angling for as few as 50 seats, the place could be packed before you even start thinking about your friends. It's a tough call, since it involves two potentially explosive topics: money and other people's feelings.
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Whether you call it gleaning or foraging, it boosts your budget -- and keeps good food from going to waste.
These tasty treats are not only nutritious, they're free. In the past I've obtained several other varieties of fruit without having to grow them, by finding them and/or asking for them.
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All that stuff in her child's room never seemed excessive because it's "what every kid we knew had." Yet an incident in a store made her realize that the values she tries to model -- hard work, charity, compassion -- aren't enough.
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I congratulate the writer on this moment of clarity, and I hope it inspires other parents to look at their own kids' rooms.
Use this simple tactic to conquer those 'special occasion or 'just this once, pleeease?' costs.
What's interesting is that consumers were willing to pay more for an exceptional expense all by itself. But they'd shell out considerably less if faced with, say, an anniversary celebration around the same time as several other exceptional expenses.
Why can't we be this sensible all the time?
Not every money-saving attempt is a good one. But we learn from our mistakes as well as our successes.
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As an author, pharmacy technician, wife, mommy, housekeeper, and home chef (love the way that sounds so official), I'm often tempted to let certain things slide in an effort to capture more time. If I skip my forty minute workout, I could get my article done that's due. If I only read a few verses, it's still devotion time, right?
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Will win » West has had Grammy success in the past, despite his repeated petulance at being snubbed for major awards. But Nas' recent album, "Life Is Good," is a welcome return to form for one of the best MC's out there.
Should win » "Daughters" was an insightful, complex reflection on raising a daughter in a not-so-righteous life: "She's seen me switching women, pops was on some pimp s--- / She heard stories of her daddy thugging /So if her husband is a gangster, can't be mad, I'll love him." Plus the soul music samples made this a smooth ride. Honorable mention goes to West's drawled rhyming on "N****s In Paris" : "Prince William's ain't do it right if you ask me / Cause I was him I would have married Kate & Ashley."
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Shouldn't win » "Young, Wild & Free" is fun but slight, and the title sounds too much like a One Direction song. Plus, Snoop has turned into a cartoon.
Best country album
"Uncaged" » Zac Brown Band
"Hunter Hayes" » Hunter Hayes
"Living For a Song: A Tribute to Hank Cochran" » Jamey Johnson
"Four the Record" » Miranda Lambert
"The Time Jumpers" » The Time Jumpers
Will win » In 2010, Lambert's "Revolution" was robbed in this same category. Voters won't make the same mistake twice. Plus, even though Vince Gill is a new member of The Time Jumpers, no one has heard of them.
Should win » Zac Brown Band's latest was amusing, but "Four the Record" was just as good as "Revolution," and heads and shoulders above other country albums. The straight-talking, rocking Texan should win in a landslide.
Shouldn't win » Johnson's well-intentioned tribute album to Hank Cochran is something to be admired, rather than enjoyed.
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"Freedom at 21" » Jack White
"I Will Wait" » Mumford & Sons
"Lonely Boy" » The Black Keys
"Madness" » Muse
"We Take Care of Our Own" » Bruce Springsteen
Will win » While "Wrecking Ball" was just an average album for The Boss, "We Take Care of Our Own" was its best moment, thanks to lyrics that emphasized what Springsteen does best: celebrate community and the common man with a jab at the government ("From the shotgun shack to the Superdome / We yelled "help" but the cavalry stayed home / There ain't no-one hearing the bugle blown"). While The Black Keys and White are comparatively young upstarts who might be "cooler," the Recording Academy loves Springsteen.
Should win » White's slinky critique of a woman who has wronged him shows some of the best vocals he's ever displayed, but my choice goes to Muse, whose "Madness" was one of the year's best showcases for how EDM can work with guitars to create something truly hypnotizing. It's 12-bar blues for the 21st century.
Shouldn't win » Mumford & Sons' "I Will Wait" is a bluegrass song, not rock.
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