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If shopping malls can get away with putting up their Christmas paraphernalia in November, I do not see why I should be ridiculed for making Holiday mix tapes already. When it comes to the most uplifting and jolly celebration of the year, it really is never too early to get into the holiday spirit.
But let's face it, that elevator music they play in The Bay is just not going to cut it. There is nothing that makes me want to slit my wrists more than hearing a monotone rendition of "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" on repeat for three months.
So, why not start the festivities right with hymns and carols that won't turn you into a Scrooge. Here is my top picks for The Best Christmas Mix Tape Ever!
1. Bob Dylan – "Must Be Santa"
In his first music video since "Not Dark Yet" (which was over a decade ago, btw!), Dylan has released a single, "Must Be Santa". Featuring a slightly older sounding Dylan, a chorus that sounds like it was recorded at a bar, and a sharp sense of humour, it is likely to become a holiday classic. I won't lie, the party in this video looks like a pretty wild fest! Surely someone must have spiked the eggnog? This song isn't all about fun and games though, the royalties from the album, Christmas in the Heart, will be donated to Feed America and other international charities.
2. Sufjan Stevens – "That Was The Worst Christmas Ever!"
If you haven't heard this box set of five EPs of Christmas related songs then you need to sort your life out.
3. Laura Marling – "Goodbye England, Covered In Snow"
19-year-old Laura Marling has managed to create a song so devoid of cheesy x-mas cliches that if you weren't entirely paying attention, you would probably figure this was just a regular song. Filled with quintessential Laura Marling allure, this is truly beautiful.
4. Julian Casablancas – "I Wish It Was Christmas Today"
Like, where is the mistletoe already? As if being the singer/songwriter behind The Strokes was not heroic enough for Julian, he had to go record a Christmas song that I will probably listen to all year round. Maybe it's because this track off his newest solo album, , sounds freakishly similar to The Strokes' "Hawaii Aloha", except with Sleigh Bells. Hmmm. Regardless, I enjoyed it nearly as much as the SNL version of this song.
5. Jackson 5 – "Season's Greetings From Michael Jackson"
Michael Jackson is dead, did you really think there would be a 2009 Christmas Playlist without everyone's favourite pop icon? This winter The Ultimate Christmas Collection has been released and it has some real gems on it, for instance, this spoken word message from MJ himself. I think I just shed a tear.
6. The Knife – "Christmas Reindeer"
Swedish electro duo, The Knife are one of my favourite groups anyways, but this song about reindeer just took my obsession to another level. Eerie and otherworldly, this song is like having Halloween on Christmas.
7. Arcade Fire – "Jinglebell Rock"
Canadian favourites Arcade Fire killed it with the classic, "Jingle Bell Rock" off their 2001 EP A Very Arcade Xmas. A little youthful, a little mischievous and extremely playful, this is the Arcade Fire like they've never been heard before. In my opinion it beats out the version from the movie Mean Girls, and that's kind of saying something.
8. Frightened Rabbit – "It's Christmas, So I'll Stop"
In spite of jingle bells and subtle ho-ho-ho's, this song is one of the least annoying and commercial Christmas tunes I've ever heard. As a matter of fact, it's a bit heartwarming. The arrangement of the strings, piano, flutes and choir, remind me why I like this time of year. The singer, Scott Hutchison probably described it best: "["It's Christmas..."] is about people deciding to be pleasant to one another for about one day, regardless of whether or not they actually get along the rest of the year." Awww!
9. Destiny's Child – "8 Days of Christmas"
Duh! This is a no brainer. Christmas would be nothing without some bootylicious presents. I know what I'm asking Santa for this year: Beyonce.
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(305) 674-4780
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Sunday - Thursday: 6:00pm - 11:00pm
Friday - Saturday: 6:00pm - 1:00am
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Alfred Portale
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A word from Gotham Steak - Fontainebleau Miami Beach
Alfred Portale, chef and owner of perennial New York City favorite Gotham Bar and Grill, is among the culinary leaders featured at Fontainebleau Miami Beach. Gotham Steak, encompasses two-levels with indoor and al fresco dining. Portale's menu expands beyond modern American steakhouse fare to
include fresh seafood, specialty cuts of meat and 500+ wines from around the world. Design highlights include a brilliant chandelier of hand-blown glass, an open exhibition kitchen and a two-level, glass-enclosed wine tower.
Gotham Steak's accessible cuisine appeals to both youthful diners looking for adventurous food and distinguished guests who appreciate time-honored cooking.
To complement our wine list, there is a $30 corkage fee (per 750 ML) for two bottles and $70 for any additional bottle (per 750 ML).
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Go early if you want to hear each
other. Great tuna apps."
Dined on 2/22/2014
We chose this restaurant because
we were attending a business meeting at this hotel. I ordered a stone crab appetizer and was told this would be a jumbo stone crab. It may have been a large but definitely not a jumbo. Next I ordered the filet and ordered medium well to well asking for no red in the steak. The outer edges were edible but the inside was completely rare. I sent it back to be cooked longer and it was again served rare. At that point, I no longer wanted to eat it. I will say that at least they took my steak off the check and apologized but I still left the restaurant without dinner."
Dined on 3/3/2014
Very much appreciate that they
split our order between two. We had three courses and dessert. Tasty but not terrific."
Dined on 3/5/2014
The food is very good and the
service is perfect. I ordered Ribeye TOWHANK, the meat is perfect. The best restaurant in NYC for me."
Dined on 3/1/2014
As a first time visitor to Miami
Beach, I wanted to try a great steakhouse. The service was outstanding. I ordered the boneless ribeye. The waitress suggested a sauce - thankfully. The steak by itself was just ok but the sauce was a wonderful addition. I did not finish and did not take it home. It certainly was not worth the price and I expected so much more. My friend had the filet mignon which he loved. We had the grilled asparagus which was very soggy and completely blackened on some pieces. We also had the Mac and cheese which was pretty good. Overall I expected a much better ribeye with more flavor. It was a nice experience, warm and romantic ambiance and we had an outstanding server, but would not return."
Dined on 2/26/2014
What a beautiful restaurant the
service was outstanding our waiter Patrick was fantastic the food was unreal if you want a nice romantic dinner give this place a try"
Dined on 2/24/2014
salad was very blend with hardly
any dressing. Steak came out wrong temperature. NOT worth the effort and price."
Dined on 2/23/2014
In the FB resort.....did a nice
solid job overall.....service was slightly slow, but food was great.......I liked the menu options, particularly the sides."
Dined on 2/18/2014
Generally ok, but overall I didn't
feel like we necessarily got our money's worth. Server was knowledgeable, though spotty in presence & generally slow. Steaks were good, but the star of the meal was the Mac and Cheese. Desserts really weren't all that good and made me wish that we had opted for another order of Mac & Cheese!"
Dined on 2/21/2014
This was a wonderful dining
experience. My only complaint was there were no smaller portion size on the steaks. Wine list selection is unique and easy. Service was wonderful."
Dined on 2/19/2014
I was staying at the hotel on
vacation and thought I would take my two children here as a rare treat because it is so expensive. I made sure to make it an early hour. When I arrived, rather than being seated at a pretty table upstairs, we were led immediately to the basement where the other people with children were similarly sent. The children's food was awful. $12 for undercooked macaroni. The "chicken fingers" were 100% fried bread crumbs with no meat. Waiter told me to pick out my glass of wine on an iPad, tacky. Along those lines, most diners were using phones and iPads at the dinner table. Entrees are between 30-60$ and don't come with sides--those are $12 extra. In the end, a meal for one adult and two kids was $130 and plain bad."
Dined on 2/18/2014
The wife and I stopped by to give
this steak house a try. WOW !! What a gem it turned out to be. They seated us downstairs', what a nice surprise that turned out to be... The ambiance and romantic surroundings were off the chart. The service was attentive, but not over bearing, which we enjoyed... We started with --wife- had a nice salad- I ordered the "French Onion soup", some of the best that I have had in along time!! The main course-- wife ordered the boneless ribeye steak, and ordered the New York Strip. They both were very tasty and cooked to order-- just outstanding!! We both shared a baked potato. For desert -- she ordered the "coffee creamed donuts" and I ordered the "crème Brule. Both very good choices..."
Dined on 2/10/2014
Food was excellent and servers
very nice, however at this level, shouldn't have to wait 20 minutes for a drink or glass of water. Nor should food arrive without utensils on the table. Be prepared for very high prices, especially on wine by the glass ($120 for 4 glasses)."
Dined on 2/16/2014
This is the fourth time my wife
and I go to this restaurant the food, service and ambience is inolbidable. We love it."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Dined on 2/13/2014
We have eaten here before, and
looked forward to a great steak...the waitress was fine, the wine was fine, but other than the salad which was very good and the wonderful baked break they serve....... the food was awful! We had a sirloin...the steak was soft..???? The cream spinach was awful, tasteless.! It was as though the cream had turned to carmel and they used it on the spinach.... Sorry to report this, but hopefully it will improve the food."
Dined on 2/13/2014
Whilst not cheap, worth every
penny as food, wine and in particular service was very good. Wouldn't hesitate revisiting!"
Dined on 2/13/2014
We love the menu at Gotham. The
wine selection is excellent and the staff is knowledgable. As with all the Fountain Bleu restaurants though the noise level is too high for an intimate dining experience."
Dined on 2/12/2014
For a wonderful experience, from
the moment you arrive, right through dessert, dining at Gotham is a wonderful experience."
Dined on 2/12/2014
We thoroughly enjoyed our evening
here. The server, Matthew, was perfectly knowledgeable and gracious. The dishes we ordered were perfect in every way. We had the new "wedge" salad, the Gotham chopped salad, filet mignon, roasted (melt-in-your-mouth) chicken, sautéed spinach and Vidalia onion rings. Freshly baked yeast rolls are served as the meals begins. Every need of the diner is met or exceeded. The prices are exactly what you would expect, given its rating and location."
Dined on 2/12/2014
It was a fantistic night there.
The Steak and caviar is excellent. I'd love to come back again."
Dined on 1/24/2014
Great location and great service!
A menu you would expect at any decent steakhouse, with a couple of novelties, but the meat wasn't as tasty as other venues right around the corner. I had the Boneless Rib Eye, and it was OK, but nothing I couldn't have accomplished as good or better on my backyard BBQ. Perhaps it simply wasn't aged? The "Coffee & Eggs" Steak or the Hanger Steak at the Forge was actually much better. The wait staff was very professional and solicitous though, and the Fontainbleau is a wonderful Miami Beach venue."
Dined on 1/30/2014
The food was great and the service
was impecable. Had a great time and was treated like royalty."
Dined on 2/8/2014
it was one of the best steaks i
ever had. impressed the heck out of my not so easy to impress customers."
Dined on 2/7/2014
I came with my fiancee for dinner
because some friends from NYC recommended me this restaurant. Chef Marlon did an excellent job. The food was totally outstanding and service was excellent. Will come back next time I'll be visiting Miami. Thank You!"
Dined on 2/2/2014
We had a great dinner. We are
steak snobs and were very happy with the Filets. We ordered a lobster tail and there was only a half Left. Our server was not happy with the lack of communication so he had the chef Make us something special. They sent up 2 full appetizers. An octopus and a ravioli. Best octopus my husband has ever had. And the best ravioli I have ever had. We left extremely happy, stuffed, and excited to return."
Dined on 2/2/2014
Dined here while staying at the
Fontainebleau. Great atmosphere. Steak was cooked to perfection, served with Oscar topping. Glad we saved room for dessert, as both the creme brûlée and coffee filled donuts were delicious! Enjoyed many of the restaurants in Miami during our stay, but this is definitely one we'll revisit on our next trip!"
Dined on 1/24/2014
I have food allergies (gluten and
dairy) and our server and chef were happy to accommodate me by altering the recipes on the food I was interested in eating. They went above and beyond and it made the already wonderful dining experience even better."
Dined on 1/31/2014
We were celebrating a big
anniversary (early) but we were planning to be in Miami and had gone to the Gotham owned resaurantt in NY and really liked it. The sommelier helped us find a great bottle of champagne to celebrate and the server was wonderful and sent a dessert over with a happy 40th anniversary drawn beautifully on the plate. All in all, we really enjoyed the experience. It was pretty expensive, but the good ones always are!"
Dined on 1/31/2014
Went there with a friend when we
were in town for business, our waitress, Genine recommended the 50 oz prime ribeye tomahawk, mentioning its so tasty and tender it melts in your mouth...simply the best on the menu! we were exited and ordered it medium rare. For a $150 piece of meat unfortunately,the "tomahawk" didn't live up to our expectations. It's not aged, and it simply tasted bland, none of the great flavor one expects from a great marbleized steak ! and i found my jaws tired from all the chewing and had to discard half the meat . Well, overall The restaurant has a modern Decor with a nice ambiance, but the next time I crave a real good steak with great flavor, I'll be looking elsewhere..."
Dined on 1/30/2014
With an automatic 18% gratuity
included, you would expect the waiter to get the order right... The food was alright (nothing special). We ordered steak and seafood and it was mediocre. We also had dessert; that was very good compared to the rest of the food. The ambience was very nice and the noise level was good. As the restaurant is found in Miami Beach, I would not recommend going to this restaurant because there must be many other nice choices."
Dined on 1/29/2014
Awsome Steak and wife had great
fish w/ calamari app. Waiter Trevor was rude (maybe he thought he was giving us a real NY experience). When I spend $260 on dinner I expect servers to at least be polite when taking my $."
Dined on 1/23/2014
i cannot believe I havent gone to
Gotham being a local of SOBE. I will return for sure!!"
Dined on 1/24/2014
We have been to this wonderful
restaurant a few times. Service is impeccable. The wait staff is savvy and know their wines and are very helpful. It was a birthday celebration; we were treated very well. We will return again and again. We are locals and enjoy our Miami Beach."
Dined on 1/25/2014
Service very slow, had to ask our
waiter when we could expect our dinner after waiting a long time, but then when it came, very very good. Ambience poor nothing to write home about just a review. I'm don't think I would ever go back, too many other fine dining establishments to go to in Miami."
Dined on 1/17/2014
My girlfriend and I had a good
experience at Gotham Steak. The scene was excellent along with our server being tremendous. A great selection of appetizers and entree's. My biggest issue is that Gotham's prices are as expensive if not more expensive than any of the top restaurants/steakhouses in south Florida. When I pay $50 or a steak, I should not have to use a "steak sauce", which they serve with every steak (sauce of your choice). Perhaps I had bad luck with the cut of meat I had since it had a ton of fat on it. All in all, we enjoyed our evening, but paying $250 for two people without a bottle of wine seems a bit pricy for the steak we received."
Dined on 1/25/2014
The service was great. The cod was
exceptional. The Sauvignon Blanc was delicious. The bread was warm and served promptly. Overall, a great experience and would eat there again."
Dined on 1/23/2014
This is the noisiest resturant we
have ever dined in! There were three of us and we could not hear each other or the servers despite constant yelling back and forth. The food was good but like everything in South Beach area-overrated and overpriced, a Ruth's Chris type steak house is much better and quieter. The ladies ordered a "house" Chardonnay and were given a premium wine at a price of $25.00/glass.-Rip Off!"
Dined on 1/21/2014
It was the prefect choice to
celebrating my husbands birthday dinner!"
Dined on 1/18/2014
We are regulars and go to Gotham
at least once a month or very other month. It has never disappointed but this one time it did. We were seated on the lower level and the noise level here is so loud you can barely hear yourself. I usually order the filet and it is always perfect. This time I tried the boneless rib eye. What a waste and considering the price. It was almost all fat, sinewy and you could not chew your steak. Just and it was charred. Never again! Everything is good but frankly this was terrible. This is not a cheap place and not to have enjoyed your meal and the price, well..."
Dined on 1/18/2014
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Loggerhead Apparel just introduced a new product line made entirely in the Palmetto state specifically for Clemson and Carolina fans.
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While he has largely avoided the public since leaving WWE, it appears that UFC is too much of a draw for CM Punk. The former world heavyweight champion attended the MMA show in Las Vegas this weekend, where he watched it at ringside with UFC president Dana White. Punk was also spotted with Eve Torres and her husband afterwards.
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David Sayler's thinking is simple: The time is now.
Miami University's athletic director has been in fundraising and image-boosting mode since starting his new job at the beginning of the year.
His latest move, a push to get Super Bowl-winning coach John Harbaugh into Miami's Cradle of Coaches Association and onto the Yager Stadium grounds with a statue, was another step in that direction.
"I just wanted to make the Cradle more relevant to kids today," Sayler said. "You look at the kids we recruit. Bo Schembechler is a wonderful man, a great coach, but a lot of people don't know who he is. To me, Coach Harbaugh's induction into this group brings it forward and makes the connection."
Harbaugh, a 1984 Miami graduate, led the Baltimore Ravens to the Super Bowl XLVII championship last month, and that achievement immediately got Sayler thinking.
"I inquired to (senior associate athletic director) Jude Killy about what the criteria are, and that got the ball rolling," Sayler said.
Harbaugh never coached at Miami, but that's not part of the criteria for Cradle induction. His lengthy coaching career and status as an MU graduate were worthy of Cradle status, and a Miami graduate who wins a Super Bowl merits a statue.
Sayler went to Miami President David Hodge and the Cradle of Coaches Committee, which stated that it wasn't planning to take action on any candidates until 2015.
"And that was just to take the vote," Sayler said. "I didn't want to wait until 2015, so I got the leadership of that committee together, and they agreed to hold a special meeting to look at his nomination and vote. Once they got that done, I was able to tell Coach Harbaugh."
Sayler met with Harbaugh at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. He expected to get 30 minutes of the coach's time. He got three hours.
"Just a salt-of-the-earth guy," Sayler said. "The time I spent with him made me feel even better about putting him in the Cradle because he loves Miami. He actually turned down the offer twice. He was so humbled he didn't accept it. I kept saying, 'Look, we're going to do this. You deserve it. You've earned it. You meet the criteria.' By the end of the lunch, he had agreed to accept the honor."
The plan is to unveil Harbaugh's statue in the Cradle of Coaches Plaza in the spring of 2014 and tie it into a weekend of spring football.
There has been some talk that a Harbaugh statue is a bit premature. He's only 50 years old and has been an NFL head coach for just five seasons.
Sayler's reply: He meets the criteria, and he's a true Miami Man.
"We need to honor ourselves in a timely fashion and be proud of the people we've produced and not wait many, many years to make those things happen," Sayler said. "We need to be relevant today."
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Paul DAngelo wrote on Jan 10, 2013 9:02 AM:
Everytime I had the need to speak or work with Mike it was a great experience.
I extend my best wishes to him and his family and I am sure he will continue to make his presence felt throughout the greater Waterbury are for years to come...
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He'll be pulling down $80-90k/yr for the next 40 years (hopefully). We keep taking from the regular workers and giving to the higher ups.
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Read the pension ordinance 35.071, and the current police contract vis a vis employees vested as of 2005.
There's nothing in Chief Gugliotti's pension out of standard. Given that he hasn't been to the retirement board yet, the 70 percent figure isn't firm. It's likely closer to 62 percent. "
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In 1870, Virginia City was a booming mining town, Carson City had a modest, but growing, population of about 3,500, and Reno had only been in existence for two years. Central to daily life in all three was the 1859 discovery of the Comstock Lode.
While gold outcroppings initially brought mining prospects to the region, the previously ignored silver ore was soon discovered to be valuable and quickly became the major excavation.
William Sharon, a Nevada Agent of the Bank of California who financed the building of most of the mills along the Carson River, saw the opportunity for a railway to be built connecting the ore-producing mines in Virginia City to the quartz-reduction mills along the river. Plans started in 1868, and in 1870 the Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company was officially established. While the tracks ran from Virginia City to Carson City, an extension was completed in 1872 to Reno connecting the V&T to the transcontinental Central Pacific Railroad.
As mining in Virginia City began to decline in the 1880s, the railroad focused more on transporting passengers than ore. Railroading was still a thriving enterprise, and the V&T extended its tracks to include a branch from Carson to Minden in 1905. However, after 1924, mining had virtually stopped and ever-increasing use of the automobile rendered railway travel archaic. The railroad finally closed in 1950, and the rails to Reno and Minden were removed.
In 2005, reconstruction of the line started and is nearly complete. The V&T offers several rides on steam and diesel locomotives. The Toast of the Canyon tour provides a nostalgic glimpse into the past while passengers sip locally made wine and snack on local restaurants' hors d'oeuvres, and gaze into the valley which has remained largely unchanged since the mining era.
The tour begins at the Carson City Depot (technically in Mound House), where guests board the steam train and occupy the middle car. There is no air-conditioning on the antique cars, but an occasional breeze pours through the open windows and keeps the temperature comfortable.
Because of the time of day and direction, the best seats are on the east side of the car; here passengers are in the shade and get the best view of the canyon. Three blows of the whistle, and the train takes off. The screeching of the wheels on the track as it laboriously tugs to a start is momentarily agonizing but soon replaced by the pleasing click-clack of the train passing over the ties.
The new tracks have been placed on the original route and as the passengers look out onto the landscape—void of any manmade fixtures—it gives a glimpse of what early travelers would have seen. A train attendant tells the history of the V&T, although the intercom system could use an upgrade.
Wine is poured and appetizers given out as the train pulls to a halt, presenting a beautiful view of the valley and Carson River. While the passengers take in the splendor of the Nevada landscape and head to different cars, the engine roars past the train as it reverses course and heads back home.
Once secured, the conductor blows the whistle, allowing those aboard to hear the echo as the sound bounces off the surrounding hills. The journey back is uphill, and the train strains to get going but quickly regains its steady click-clack rhythm. The attendants, dressed in their period-appropriate attire, joke with those on board. The train pulls back into the station, and the passengers, with souvenir wine glass in hand, depart the train, blissfully content.
The entire trip is about 45 minutes, enough to give the subtle taste of a train ride but leaving those who attend wanting more. And longer excursions are available at different times of the year. The Toast of the Canyon trip is $15 and runs from late July to early September, but train rides are offered throughout the year.
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I lol'ed at each of the players facial expressions they all were caught with hit ass faces
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The following column from the Best of West Collection was originally published in the Port Arthur News on Sept. 9, 1988.
Call lovable Ladd Herzeg what you wish — and there's certainly plenty of latitude — the man can never be accused of lacking versatility.
Whether the act at hand is negotiating contracts, breaking up wedding receptions or having an affair, the Houston Oilers general manager is a genuine threat to wreak havoc.
Who said there are no more triple threats in football?
Herzeg, if nothing else, is certainly breaking new ground for chief executive officers around the NFL. He now holds league records for the worst won-loss mark in a five-year period, for being taken out of hotels in handcuffs and for monthly support payments ($3,000) to children born out wedlock.
For Ladd, the road to the Super Bowl doesn't wind through Washington or Cleveland. From all indications, it dead-ends at his attorney's office.
The good news for Herzeg is that his employer is more inclined to fire coaches who make the playoffs three straight years than general managers who give the organization a black eye. Or so it would seem.
As was the case when Herzeg was accused of mooning revelers at a Buffalo wedding reception last September, Bud Adams apparently did little more than yawn over his GM's latest caper. Herzeg's offer to resign was quickly rejected. He escaped without even a public scolding from the boss.
Adams, for whatever reason, seems to consider Herzeg indispensable. Some think it's because of his undeniable expertise in money matters. Others suggest it's because he knows where skeletons are hidden.
Whatever the real reason, Adams appears more than willing to look the other way whenever necessary.
Herzeg, who can be charming at times and is probably a borderline genius, may also be the most vindictive man in sports. Those brazen enough to cross him subject themselves to whatever misery he's capable of doling out. Often it's extensive.
In short, the man is powerful, cunning and mean.
More than that, he projects an air of contempt, an attitude of being bulletproof. The music was too loud in Buffalo last year, so he stormed the reception. He's taken the spoiled brat syndrome to a higher, scarier level.
By far the most revealing part of Herzeg's dark side emerged from his latest fiasco. It wasn't so much the keeping of a mistress — not an uncommon arrangement for high-powered executives — but the things that emerged from trial testimony. Things that had Ladd Herzeg, intimidator, written all over them.
One witness testified Herzeg told her he could have the child he'd fathered by Joann DiNicola kidnapped for as little as $10,000, and leave the country.
The Houston Post referred to a Houston Police Department file showing DiNicola accusing Herzeg of stealing $6,500 in property from the townhouse he'd provided for her. It gets wilder.
Herzeg, after being served with a paternity suit on Aug. 2, reportedly became enraged after DiNicola refused to let him in the townhouse. The police account had him threatening to drive his car through the garage if she didn't grant him entrance.
No big deal, really. Just the way your average National Football League general manager carries on in his spare time.
Up until this week, my favorite Herzeg image was the one provided by the bride at the ill-fated Buffalo wedding reception. It's still worth a laugh.
"He was dressed like a slob," she said. "When he walked in, I thought he was here to clean up after the band. I can't believe he did this to our wedding."
Now I'm wavering on what's No. 1. The image of the Houston Oilers general manager hunkered down behind the wheel of a car preparing to blast through a garage door has a definite appeal.
Somehow, I have a hard time thrusting Cowboys GM Tex Schramm into that mental picture. It's as difficult as projecting Schramm, or any other NFL chief executive officer, into the photo that stays above my desk. The one of Buffalo police leading a handcuffed Herzeg through the hotel lobby.
He really did look like a slob, by the way.
This is a man who deserves absolutely no sympathy. This is a man who couldn't be satisfied with just pulling the rug out from under Bum Phillips. No indeed. This is a man who's gone to great lengths to discredit Phillips, to convince people it's taken so long to rebuild the Oilers because Bum "mortgaged the future."
This is a man who thinks little of squashing people, a man who has uprooted the lives of many coaches and their families. This is a man who'd have been a natural for the Nixon White House.
Even worse, this is the man who made Jerry Glanville a head coach. What in the world can Bud Adams be thinking?
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NEW YORK — It was all so familiar. Jeremy Lin was whisked into the interview room in the bowels of Madison Square Garden as soon as he hopped off of the team bus, the center of attention from the moment he arrived, and then on the court he dominated the game before issuing his polite parting comments, trailed by reporters until he could escape into the night.
It seemed familiar, except nothing was the same. Lin arrived in New York on Sunday night, almost unnoticed, seeking closure and quiet back in the city where Linsanity took hold. But he was just Jeremy Lin now, no longer a worldwide phenomenon and no longer a Knick. The Rockets checked into the team hotel, where a handful of autograph seekers waited, and Lin departed for a brief stroll through Manhattan.
"I went to dinner and then went back," he said. "That's about it. I don't think I saw anybody. Just a quick dinner and I went home."
It's hard to imagine Lin making it anywhere unnoticed, or at least it was just 10 months earlier when he was the NBA's closest thing to Beatlemania. But after the brief sparkle of Linsanity, he was just another player now, and on this night a player who beat up the Knicks for 22 points in a one-sided 109-96 win.
He shifted the racial demographics once more, as the crowd at Madison Square Garden included a large Asian contingent — both in the seats and in the media room. The Linsanity T-shirts and No. 17 Knicks jerseys were pulled from the closets.
Back where it all began, Lin couldn't help but think back to the craziness that surrounded him as he went from couch-surfing to the cover of magazines. But it wasn't the same anymore.
"I'm in a very different place right now," Lin said afterward. "My mind-set is different as well. I've moved on, they've moved on and we have good memories. I had fun out there. I'm thankful to the fans. A lot of people showed out and supported and wore my old jersey. I'm still thankful to the fans. It was a lot better than I thought."
It seemed as if the fans might not move on, but they did, too. When he departed as a free agent, irking Knicks owner James Dolan after the Rockets restructured their offer to make it unpalatable to the Knicks, the unwavering love faded.
The signs that littered the stands were absent this time — not a single one visible after the Garden would feature all variations of "All he does is Lin" or "Linsanity." And it took little time for the hometown crowd, content with the current team sitting atop the Eastern Conference, to turn on him completely.
Introduced as the last of the Rockets starters he drew a loud ovation from the crowd, a polite vocal pat on the back for the special times he'd provided. But it dimmed when the game began and he started slipping through the Knicks' defense for layups. And when he drove along the baseline and was hit hard by Tyson Chandler, drawing a flagrant foul, the crowd booed loudly — louder when he misfired on the first free throw attempt.