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Mako's American Grille
- Address:
4914 Landis Ave
Sea Isle City, NJ 08243Neighborhood:
Sea Isle City
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Mako's American Grille
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://makosgrille.com/
- Phone: (609) 263-3287
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Sunday: 8:00am - 12:00pm.
Lunch: Monday - Sunday: 11:00am - 5:00pm.
Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 11:00am - 10:00pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Ron Leider
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: BYO Liquor, Delivery, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Catering: All events. We provide on premise Chefs, Servers & Bartenders. We cater every size event.
A word from Mako's American Grille
Unique menu items. Fresh and healthy. No fried or frozen food. BYOB. Breakfast, Lunch & Diner. Casual atmosphere. Parking is available in the NJ reality parking after 5:30Continued
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Mako's American Grille reviews from OpenTable diners
31 reviews since July 29, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.4
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (19)fit for foodies (12)great for outdoor dining (10)special occasion (4)good for groups (4)kid-friendly (3)romantic (2)great for brunch (2)great for lunch (1)Show More
- UNIQUEkateDined on 9/10/2013I went for a tasting for my daughter's wedding, The chef, Ron Leider, went over the top to ensure us the reception will be a success. The food was delicious. Presentation Superb.. Ron started out with the Tomato basil alfredo, the best I ever encountered. He then served the bacon=bbq wrapped shrimp. and margarita appetizers, I was so impressed with its unique flavor. Next Caesar salad, crisp, fresh and the dressing was delicious. The entrees we chose for our guests Crabcakes and chicken encrused parmesian, roasted veggies. Again presentation at its best. Food was absolutely delicious. I can.t wait for my guests to enjoy Ron's creativity,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great salads, fish was overcookedJkohnDined on 8/30/2013The salads as a starter were delicious, large portion with a lot of goodies in them (walnuts, blue cheese, dried cranberries) that two people shared. After waiting awhile for our food, it came out and the yellowfin tuna was still cold so they reheated it, which then over cooked it. The service was very attentive in general, and they even ended up taking it off the bill. Food in general was good for Sea Isle standards.I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2 for 2FantasticDined on 8/29/2013Have been to Mako's twice. Most importantly the food is terrific. On the 1st visit I had the crab-stuffed tilapia, topped with lobster sauce. it was the best meal I've ever had at the shore. my wife had the crab cakes which were also excellent...creamy, plenty of crab, and crisp on the outside. On the next visit we brought my adult daughter. She had the Tilapia, and agreed with my previous assessment. My wife went back to the crab cakes and was not disappointed as she frequently is when returning for a meal she loved. I had the Chicken breast topped with mozzarella,and drizzled with a balsamic vinegar. It was almost as good as the Tilapia. The balsamic reduction on our caprese salad was memorable. The service on both visits was excellentSpecial Features:
- Great new spotJRemaxDined on 8/29/2013Had dinner at Mako's for the first time and I was quite impressed. After being skeptical about a new restaurant in wife and I decided to give it a try. We hadn't realized this was a BYOB restaurant and we came empty handed. The man then offered us a complementary glass of sangria which was very kind. It was served in a cute little mason jar and my wife just loved it. We had a couple appetizers, one being the mussels served in a white wine sauce was the best I ever had. For dinner my wife had the crab cakes which had no fillers at all. When my wife wasn't looking I stole a bite and I have to say it too was the best I've had. For my dinner I had the "signature" dish, Blackened Mako. I never had a piece of fish like it. It was awesome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great combination of flavors!lovetoeatDined on 8/28/2013Great combination of flavors! Service was very quick, and servers had lots of personality! The chef personally checked on us as well as the other patrons to make sure everything was perfect! Will make this one of our regular stops!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VERY BLAND CHICKEN!mct1227VIPDined on 8/24/2013This was our second time having dinner here, we were not impressed the first time, so we decided to wait about 5 weeks before trying again, hoping they improved. I felt their menu was very limited. Our garden salad lacked dressing, the chicken could not have been more bland. The servers ignored us and many other tables, never asked it our food was OK after bringing it, she handed us our dinner check and said you did not want desert did you? I was hoping this restaurant worked out their problems since our first visit, it absolutely has not. I can not see going back, there are many great restaurants in the area that we enjoy so much more.
- Trying hard but not too great.RoccaforteDined on 8/23/2013Mako's has the worst ambience ever. Bare wood tables. Paper napkins wrapped around silverware. Extremely noisy. Our server was very polite, and accommodating. The menu is nice with a good selection. We shared an enormous spinach salad. When our salad plates were cleared we were told to keep our soiled knives and forks for our entrees. I really hate that! Entrees served piping hot were good. Not a romantic date place.
- Great local gemOCbumDined on 8/21/2013Food was delicious, everything was very well prepared. Prices were reasonable for a good Dinner out at the shore.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Local Sea Isle City SeafoodrichDined on 8/19/2013This is a very nice BYOB restaurant for anyone interested in seafood. It is a not a large menu but there is a good variety and the quality of the food is very good. Atmosphere is simple in keeping with the beach location. Service was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This restaurant was way tooLoudDined on 8/18/2013This restaurant was way too loud. The noise level was very distracting. Food was very average.
- Good Food, Good Price, Friendly10BabsDined on 8/15/2013This was our first time there. The food was very good with a nice little twist with some of the sauces. I had the shrimp alfredo, a pretty standard dish, but it has a tasty balsamic reduction drizzle to give it more flavor with overwhelming the dish. The tuna appetizer was good also and was accompanied with seaweed salad. Delicious! One thing that could use improving is the ambiance. A few candles on the outside tables, perhaps some plants to block the view of the street, dimmer lighting inside. Not a big deal, but it's the little touches that make a big difference. We're looking forward to our next visit!Special Features:
- Wonderful foodCarolDined on 8/10/2013Need to fix noise problem and awnings fr outdoor dining. Love the BOYO !I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was a fabulous dinner out!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/10/2013It was a fabulous dinner out! The food was outstanding and the service was superb! The staff was very solicitous yet not overbearing. I can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My ExperienceDmacDined on 8/7/2013The food is very good. Everything is not. The room is 4 walls with a tile floor---and the tile floor has more personality than the employees. The hostess stand is located across the dining room and not obvious as you walk in. After navigating through diners and servers we were greeted by a male host with no smile, no energy, dead pan look and one of the most dull and boring welcomes I have ever experienced. The timing of the food was fine, the prices were normal and 2 window view fo Landis Avenue was nice. As there are quite a few BYOB's in Sea Isle--all with very good food, I am unlikely to return to Mako unless they develop an atmosphere, some personality and some ambience.Special Features:
- Fish only pleaseJackchfcDined on 8/3/2013Good place for fish but they were out of their specialty Mako Shark. I had the Mako last week and came back for more. Disappointing they were out of their signature dish. Caesar salad had no taste, the Caprese salad was good. My son doesn't eat fish and asked for spaghetti Alfredo with Chicken and asked for the pasta ala Dente. The pasta was swimming in sauce and mushy. You couldn't find the chicken. It was like soup! We sent it back but we were done eating when they brought his food. They could have apologized, sent the manager over or offered a dessert on the house for the inconvenience. Stick with the fish dishes and go light on the sauce. Prices reasonable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dining spot in SIC...go thereBeachgirlVIPDined on 8/2/2013This restaurant opened this past April and since then, we have eaten there a number of times. Dinner is absolutely wonderful! The mussels are not to be missed as well as the tuna appetizer. The salmon is their signature dish and is delicious. We also go there for breakfast which is wonderful as well. The eggs Benedict are delicious and perfectly cooked. The thing we like most about this restaurant is that everything is cooked to order, comes out piping hot, having been made with the freshest of ingredients. Go there...you will not be disappointed!Special Features:
- difficult to imagine people likingOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/2/2013Tried 4 appetizers and they all were severely challenged. The crab and artichoke dip was a few pieces of each drowning in a sea of cresm. The"flatbread" resembled a Lunchables pizza. And the seasame crusted ahi tuna was covered in a sauce that resembled the sweet and sour sauce you get in packets st Chinese restaurants. The wait staff seemed lovely and the ambiance was cute for a shoreplace, but we left to find somewhere else to eat.
- great foodseekngoodgrubDined on 8/1/2013New place in Sea Isle for lighter fare. Everything was very good. Limited menu...mostly sea food. Still under renovation but nice. Very limited dessert. BYOB. Will definitely return.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Small restaurant, good foodCarynVIPDined on 7/31/2013There is not much to the decor at Mako and it is a small place. It's a bring your own bottle restaurant which we like and service was quite attentive since it wasn't very crowded. The food was quite good. We had the seared tuna and marghertiat flatbread as appetizers. The crab cake and salmon special for entrees were very nice and the chef visited afterwards to ensure everything was ok. This feels like a neighborhood gem restaurant that hasn't been discovered. This wouldn't be my top recommendation for kids.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This restaurant was a greatDanoDined on 7/30/2013This restaurant was a great find!!!!! Four of us shared the mussels appetizer which was perfect. Two had the house salad and two shared the spinach salad which was outstanding. For our entrees, three of us ordered the Mako and one ordered the Salmon. We ended with a light, delicious, tiramisu. When we return we will not change a thing except to bring more friends with us!!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food But Unbearably LoudOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/27/2013The food and service were very good - one of the best at the shore! The decor is very casual with a shore town vibe. However, the noise level in the small restaurant was so loud you couldn't hear from one end of the table to the other and it was only a table for 6! I have heard the lunch is excellent and a much calmer atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 7/27/2013food came out burnt on the bottom. was taken off the bill and offered to make another. would eat there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food needs work.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/27/2013Nothing special or memorable about the food. Flatbread was made from a commercially produced Boboli type dough round. Crab cakes were meally and filled with bread crumbs. The filet medallions came slightly over cooked and the server never asked how rare or well done they should be prepared. The place is packed with tables to the point it is difficult to move or exit your seat. A typical seasonal place that attempts to pack people in over a short time frame to maximize profit from sub par food run by novices.
- A great new BYOB beach eateryFrankDined on 7/26/2013We had no wait for our reservation time, which is unusual at the beach.The place is small and noisy and we wished we had ask for an outside table. But our waiter was very attentive, friendly and helpful. The appetizer was very good and the meal was excellent. There are some very interesting entrees on the menu.We will definitely put this on our "must return" list.Special Features:
- Great new spotDRushDined on 7/25/2013Very good food and great service. We all tried something different and enjoyed the food very much. The only negative is the noise. Very loud - tough to hear waitress read specials nd to talk with each other. Would go back though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Eclectic Option in Sea Isle!!BlueBellFoodieDined on 7/20/2013Finally, an eclectic restaurant in Sea Isle. Now I don't have to cross over the bridge to Avalon or Stone Harbor. Definitely a step up from the usual Italian, Pizza or Fried Seafood tourist traps found in SIC. BYOB is a bonus!Special Features:
- Nice BYOB in Sea IsleOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/20/2013Nice small restaurant that seats about 40 inside and a few more outside. If you didn't bring wine they do serve a nice Sangria in a little mason jar which is nice. The food was very good and fresh - service was great and the staff is friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place at the Jersey ShoreBeachgirlVIPDined on 7/11/2013This little gem in Sea Isle is one of the best establishments at the Jersey shore. There is nothing not to like. The food is exceptional, being not only delicious, but creative, especially when you consider the boring choices offered at other shore restaurants. Not to be missed is the Salmon, the house specialty. Delicious! Also, the place has the BEST breakfast on the island, bar none. Service is friendly, the owners are great and the prices are very reasonable, especially by shore standards. EAT HERE, you will not be disappointed.Special Features:
- Great food in Sea Isle Cityipt2VIPDined on 7/9/2013We had a family group of 9 eat at Mako in July. The restaurant had a verbal children's menu which was nice since we had 3 children with us. We had a variety of entrees and the consensus was the food was delicious. The blackened Mako was outstanding. This is a BYOB restaurant. We will return to this restaurant again and recommend it to our friends.Special Features:
- LISTENbigredDined on 7/8/2013Way Way too loud. acoustics are terrible. Why can't many of todays restaurants realize that many of their customers want to enjoy a pleasant conversation while dining. Install baffles or noise suppresent systems NOW. Food was good, crabcakes I did not care for, my wife loved. Eat outside so you can hear yourself think.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great new BistroOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/1/2013This is a great addition to the Sea Isle area, which needed some updated bistro-style offerings. Great food (we had the Mako special and the lobster-stuffed tilapia, both of which were great, and the spinach-artichoke-crab dip, which was solid but unspectacular). The only downside was the small dining room that because they were busy was full and lively, but not so much that we couldn't hear each other. Overall, we're glad we visited and would definitely recommend it to our friends and family :-)Special Features:
- Sea Isle's FinestKatiePatDined on 6/28/2013Mako's is amazing- every time I go. Great service, great food, and it's always a great time. Been there with groups, for a date, for dinner, for breakfast- it's always excellent. Can't wait to go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One word: AvoidSteveDined on 6/28/2013Friday night, 6:00pm in late June and we were the only people there when we arrived. As other tables came they were offered complimentary house sangria and given bread and dipping old (we were neither offered, nor given). Burger was ordered medium and came out so well done my wife left 2/3 of it as inedible. Fish tacos were missing the tzatziki (or "cucumber sauce" as the menu stated) and the fish was somewhere between fishy tasting and bland. Tacos also head lettuce, tomato and shredded "Mexican" cheese from a bag. Order "Margherita" flatbread app and it was just their bruschetta topping (diced tomatos, onions, garlic and balsamic with a little cheese). Even accounting this is "shore" cuisine I'd avoid this place at all costs.
- Mako Is A Credible AdditionSteveDined on 6/27/2013Mako is a credible addition to the restaurant scene in Sea Isle. Nice ambience, local flavor to the place - owners are from Sea Isle, sister of one of the owners waited on us. Flatbread appetizers were wonderful. I tried the Mako Shark entre with some trepidation. I have always found shark to be tough. This was tough, but it was well flavored so overall it was ok. My wife had the salmon which was excellent. We will make Mako one of our regular Sea Isle dinner choices. Will also try it for lunch and breakfast.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Need a new eating place inOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 6/22/2013Need a new eating place in SIC and Mako's fits the bill. Casul but great food. Fresh healthy choices, better than the standard Italian choices in Sea Isle. The staff could not be friendlier...Wish they would add more seafood selections to their dinner menu, though! Want to try it for breakfast and lunch...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great new spot!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/22/2013A nice addition to Sea Isle! Food was VERY good...service attentive AND reasonably priced! I paid double at a restaurant the night before and wasnt impressed!Special Features:


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USS Tennessee off Cape Hatteras on May 3, 1939 in a 62-knot gale. The photos were taken by the author from his battle station at the top of one of the cage (or basket) masts that characterized the Tennessee-style battleships at that time.
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There were early signs of the coming cataclysm. While in high school, I delivered the SeattleTimes. We were called "carrier-salesmen," in the hope, usually dashed, that while on our routes we might pick up a new subscriber or two.
In those days, with radio news insufficient, TV non-existent, and the Internet not even a dream, breaking news was hawked on the streets by men selling special editions, called "extras."
While on my route one afternoon, I heard the cry, "EXTREE, EXTREE, LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER WORLD WAR."
This was the news of the Japanese invasion of Manchuria on Sept. 18, 1931. There was little reaction to this "Manchurian Incident," other than discussions in the League of Nations and diplomatic protests by the United States, but it seems the hawker's pitch might have been prescient.
Because the world was spiraling on a path toward war.
That was apparent to me not too many years later.
In 1937, upon graduation from the University of Washington, I was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the regular Marine Corps and ordered to Philadelphia to join others for a year of instruction. There, we were impressed by the tales of Captain "Chesty" Puller, a hero of the "Banana Wars," in Haiti and Nicaragua, and winner of two awards of the Navy Cross, second only to the Medal of Honor. Not having experienced combat, we looked forward to an opportunity to "prove our metal."
It seemed we might have that opportunity when, on Dec. 12, 1937, Japanese aircraft attacked and sank the USS Panay, an American gunboat, in the Yangtze River, outside Nanking.
However, the Japanese government declared the bombing to have been unintentional, formally apologized, and paid an indemnity. An open break in relations between U.S. and Japan apparently had been averted.
'Peace in our time'
My next tour of duty was as an officer of the Marine Detachment aboard USS Tennessee (BB-43), a battleship of the US Fleet, stationed off San Pedro, Calif.
Here I heard the news that on Sept. 30, 1938, Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain of England had returned from a visit with Adolf Hitler, brandishing a piece of paper and declaring, "Peace in our time!"
The next day Germany invaded the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia, and I recorded this event in the hand-written journal I kept during my first five years in the Marines, now part of the Van Stockum Collection at the Filson Historical Society in Louisville:
"And now for a little timely news. Hitler's attempts to take over Sudeten German part of Czeckoslovakia have resulted in European unrest, unequaled since the war [World War I]. If Hitler is appeased now, he will no doubt want more later. I am sure only memories of the last war have saved Europe from another war at the present time. . . . It looks like war is inevitable, with G. B., Fr., Cz., Russia fighting against Germany, Austria, and Italy initially."
The following year, in April 1939, the entire U.S. fleet, including the Tennessee, was ordered to leave its base in San Pedro and steam through the Panama Canal to New York for the opening on May 1 of the World's Fair.
The Tennessee arrived early in New York and anchored in the North River (Southernmost portion of the Hudson) in order to send its 14-inch projectiles up the river to the Naval Ammunition Depot on Iona Island for reconditioning.
I quote again from my journal.
"U. S. Fleet Returns to West Coast
20 April 1939
Today, the rest of the U. S. Fleet leaves Norfolk en route to the West Coast, without having seen New York. The Tennessee, having ammunition to take on, could not leave and apparently will stay in the [North] river until after the Fair. The troubled European situation caused by aggression of the dictatorship powers (Italy, Germany, Japan, Spain), had a great deal to do with President Roosevelt's decision to return the fleet to its bases. Saturday, the same day that the fleet received its orders, the President sent a dramatic plea to both Italy and Germany, asking them to guarantee peace in Europe for ten years, at least."
As a result, the Tennessee, to the delight of our crew, was the only fleet battleship to represent the Navy at the Fair's opening.
New York World's Fair
On the evening of May 1, I went ashore with my fellow officers, resplendent in the Marine Corps evening dress uniform of the time, which was embellished with gold braid. First there was Mayor LaGuardia's banquet at the Commodore Hotel, addressed eloquently by the mayor and by Charles Francis Adams, former Secretary of the Navy who proclaimed: "The great day may come when sea power will come to bring safety back to the world, and you boys may be called on to do your part."
At 11 p.m. we left the mayor's banquet to attend the Fleet Ball at the Waldorf-Astoria, where New York society, replete with debutantes, turned out to greet the officers of the fleet. The March of Timecovered this event for its forthcoming newsreel, O'er the Ramparts We Watch.
After a memorable evening, next morning at 4:30 a.m., utterly exhausted, we returned to the dock at lower Manhattan to catch a boat back to our ship.
Peacetime warm-up
Upon the return of Tennessee to its base in San Pedro, I was detached and ordered to report to the 1st Battalion, 6th Marines (regiment), stationed at the Marine Barracks in San Diego, then a medium-sized city of only 150,000.
My tour of duty in San Diego from July 1939 until November 1940 was typical of life on a military post in the period before World War II.
There were only about 1,100 marine officers on duty in the entire Marine Corps, and they were known to one another by reputation, if not personally. Thus, there was a spirit of comradeship within with the Corps, reinforced by association and friendship.
Rivalries did exist, however, as every officer was on a lineal list, which established seniority, and there was a selection process, based upon performance, for promotion.
This was not an immediate concern for us second lieutenants, for we were practically assured of promotion to first lieutenant after three years total service.
When I joined the 6th Marines, all the officers were regulars and all known to each other, from 2nd Lt. Van Stockum to the brigade commander, Brig. Gen. Barney Vogel, and there was a group of lively and attractive daughters of officers living on the post (they were called "Navy Juniors;" in the Army their counterparts called themselves "Army Brats").
I dated the general's oldest daughter, Peggy, and must admit I would knock on her door, hoping that the gruff old general would not open it.
Britain declares war
I have never forgotten taking Peggy to the base theater on the evening of September 3rd. We saw The Wizard of Oz, one of the most enjoyable and uplifting movies in my memory. When I returned home, I turned on the radio to hear King George VI of England declare war on Germany.
This was a watershed moment.
The officers' club was the focus of social activity. Second lieutenants were not allowed to marry before completion of two years of commissioned service, so we brought our dates to dances, where we joined the more senior officers and their wives.
One memorable costume ball was held in October 1939. Four of us lieutenants, with our dates, attended as seven convicts and a "keystone kop." We brought down the house when, brandishing my "Billy club," I marched the "prisoners" into the club in lock step.
2nd Lt. Loren Fraser, inappropriately called "Tiny," a mountain of a man with an intellect to match, arrived at the party dressed as "Earthquake McGoon," wearing a bearskin and carrying a two by four with a spike. His date was dressed as the dainty "Daisy Mae," another character in the currently popular Li'l Abner,Al Capp's comic strip.
I recall on this occasion that Maj. John W. Thomason, a hero of World War I, dressed in the costume of a Russian Cossack, stood unsteadily on his chair to offer a toast.
He was famed nationally as a military artist and author. He had written and illustrated several bestsellers, carrying titles such as Fix Bayonets, and Jeb Stuart, and had published a number of his stories in theSaturday Evening Post.
His magnificent painting of a Marine rifleman, for which his orderly had posed, hung in the club at that time. I wonder where it is now.
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George Gates, 60, of Lloyd Harbor, N.Y., was headed south from Errol about 2:30 p.m. and was traveling too fast when he came to a section of "S" curves north of Pontook Dam, according to New Hampshire State Police. (Courtesy)
George Gates, 60, of Lloyd Harbor, N.Y., was headed south from Errol about 2:30 p.m. and was traveling too fast when he came to a section of "S" curves north of Pontook Dam, according to New Hampshire State Police.
The Porsche "was going too fast and the driver was unable to control the vehicle," police said. "The vehicle went off the west side of the road, scraping a telephone poll and then hitting a tree head-on."
The driver was wearing a seatbelt, but because of the age of the car it was only a lap belt. Gates received serious head injuries and had to be cut out of the vehicle by Milan EMS and Milan Fire Department. He was taken by Med-Flight to Maine Medical Center where he is in stable condition.
There were no other passengers in the vehicle. Gates was driving with two other vehicles, but they did not witness the accident, police said.
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Rappers Game and Lupe Fiasco have lent their support to Young Buck's new B.O.M.B.S. (Back On My Buck Sh*t) 2 mixtape, set to drop this weekend.
Based on a leaked tracklist, Buck also recruited artists like 8Ball, Outlawz and Rocko for his project.
1) Let Me Go 2) Came Back 3) Got Me One 4) In The Clouds 5) AM/FM featuring Lupe Fiasco 6) Down Wit 'Em 7) The Blues Featuring Game 8) Betta Tell Em Featuring 8Ball 9) Gettin It 10) Done Wit Ya'll 11) Taxin' 12) Identify Featuring Rocko 13) Cleaned Off – featuring Outlawz 14) Lockdown 15) Mark Barton 16)B onus: "Round Me" – Drumma Boy featuring Young Buck and 8Ball & MJ (XXL Mag)
The rapper has promised to release the underground effort on Halloween.
"Don't forget my MIXTAPE better than Yo album RAPPERS!!#BACKONMYBUCKSH*TVOL.2 #OCT.31?!!!?#www.therealyoungbuck.com CATCH UP!," he tweeted late Wednesday (October 27) night. (Young Buck's Twitter)
Over the summer, Buck and Game's "The Blues" record leaked online.
The song is one of several releases from Young Buck since the rapper filed for bankruptcy in August of 2010, after an ongoing dispute with the Internal Revenue Service over back taxes. According to representatives for Young Buck, the bankruptcy filing voided his contract with 50 Cent's G-Unit, allowing the rapper to record and collaborate without contractual restraints. The result was "Blues" a highly anticipated collaboration between Game and Young Buck. "It's always good music when Jayceon and I work together," Young Buck told AllHipHop.com. "We always come up with something that's fresh and we had the perfect beat to do it over." (All Hip Hop)
Last year, Buck released his original Back On My Buck Sh*t.
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I've always found the news of homopobia in Aus, kinda surprising, to be honest.
They come across as kidof laid back easy going people. So to read that not only students, but teachers being bigoted towards GBLT youths surprising and sad.
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Australia has all the benefits and pitfalls of a prosperous society, and is largely suburban and smugly conformist. And schoolyards are brutal all over the world. After all, we think of California as laid-back too yet look at all the shit that rose to the surface around Proposition 8.
It comes as a surprise to many to hear it can be a very racist society too, but I assure you (on the basis of having lived there for 4 years, some time ago admittedly) it eclipses the UK in that respect.
Well said Rehan. As someone who had the misfortune to live in Australia during my teens, I know all too well the truth about "easy-going, fair-go" Australia. And that's before we talk about the rampant racism.
I'm always suspicious of any popluation which so oozes with testosterone. All that uber-machismo. What's that Shakespearan phrase .."Me thinks the lady doth protest too loudly". Hmmmm.
The lady doth protest too much, methinks
All the same, I think it's wisest not to assume the entire 20m population oozes with testosterone. I don't think Australian men are that much more anxious about their manliness than other Anglo-Saxon societies. A bit blunter in the expression of it perhaps, though it's worth noting that AFL players have taken a public stance against homophobia in sport in a way UK footballers are yet to do.
Teachers are there to teach children while they grow into adults. This does not give them a free passage to discriminate in anyway. They should be totally ashamed of themselves. These are children for pity sake.
If you teach discrimination towards certain individual you set aside a lifetimes worth of problems to which the church then says being gay is harmful.
Yeah by their own doing.
Only when we have full equality can we effectively tackle bigotry and discrimination.
People who think some humans should be second class should be ashamed. It doesn't make their big, nor clever, nor superior. It just makes them the worst types of human beings.
The authorities need to tackle this problem and show children, whoever they are, the respect they deserve.
"basis of sexual choice " No No No, sexuality is NOT A CHOICE! Someone needs some serious diversity training.
Well-intentioned (at least I hope so), but you're right, a terrible turn of phrase.
It's sad that this is still happening in this day and age and the use of language (i.e. "sexual choice") by the Federal Schools Minister in Australia is really unacceptable. It should be as unacceptable in Australia as it would be in the UK.
I know from my own experience that teachers have partaken in homophobic bullying or turned a blind eye to it. It is still happening because people yet to reach adulthood are not adequately protected in law. Bullying of young gay people, or those perceived to be gay, in schools would be defined as hate-speech or hate-crime these days if they were adults. Not only is it hate-speech and/or hate-crime, it is child abuse. It's incomprehensible that schoolchildren are somehow expected to endure any kind of abuse, whether it's from adults or other children. That governments and education systems are not prepared to adequately deal with it is itself child neglect.
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The EADS Corporate Technical Office (CTO) and Russian researchers from the Lavrentiev Institute are collaborating on the evaluation of a new, innovative and efficient propulsion technology. The Skolkovo Foundation Investment Committee approved a grant for a joint research program concerning Continuous Detonation Wave Engines. The total amount of this grant is $2.1 million, EADS will contribute the same amount for the project's budget.
The objective of the research is to develop new engines for future applications. Russian scientists have developed key technologies which complement the know-how developed by EADS. "Our research in Russia is another example of the EADS Corporate Technical Office's strategy of partnering with world class institutes and organizations to develop leading edge aerospace solutions for the future," said EADS Chief Technical Officer Dr. Jean Botti.
A detonation engine is a type of propulsion system that uses detonation waves to combust the fuel and oxidizer mixture. Today, scientists are exploring pulsed and continuous detonation engines. This technology is still very much in the beginning. No detonation engine has been put into production so far, but several test bed engines with pulsed detonation have been built. Russian scientists are looking especially into continuous detonation technology. Theoretically, a detonation engine can operate from subsonic up to a hypersonic flight speed of roughly Mach 5. Detonation engines are believed to have a thermodynamic efficiency higher than other designs like turbojets and turbofans because a detonation wave rapidly compresses the mixture and adds heat at constant volume.
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