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|Titans can't afford another loss against a very familiar team
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|Friday, 23 November 2007 10:01
So many of his memories involve the Cincinnati Bengals.
Like that surreal game in 1995, when sore-shouldered Chris Chandler went 23-of-26 while leading the Houston Oilers to a win. Or later that year in the rematch, when Carl Pickens set Cincinnati's single-season record for touchdown catches.
Or that historic Thursday night game in December 1997, when Corey Dillon broke Jim Brown's rookie rushing record against the team then known as the Tennessee Oilers.
Or ...
``There were always some great games,'' said Fisher, now in his 13th full season as head coach. ``Late yesterday, I was kind of reflecting on some of those games: the Corey Dillon day, and Pickens and Jeff Blake and all those great contests we had.''
A little more history could be made Sunday when the Titans (6-4) visit town for the first time in five years, desperately needing to beat the team that knows them better than anyone else.
The Bengals (3-7) used to play them twice a year when they were division mates. Their 71st game on Sunday will be the most that Tennessee has played against any other team. So far, the Oilers/Titans have gotten the better of it, going 38-31-1.
They really need to get this one, too.
Consecutive losses to Jacksonville and Monday night in Denver have left the Titans barely clinging to one of the AFC wild-card berths. They're still in good shape to make a playoff run, but simply cannot afford to fall to a Bengals team that has lost its bearings.
``We have time,'' linebacker Keith Bulluck said. ``We built a good cushion starting the first half off 6-2. That cushion is starting to shrink.''
So is there no sense of serenity.
``It's crushing to us,'' quarterback Vince Young said of the back-to-back losses. ``To us how we started the season, we should not be in this particular predicament of losing.''
They haven't look like themselves the last two weeks.
The 6-2 start was predicated largely upon the defense, which was one of the league's best. No opponent ran for 100 yards in those first eight games.
With dominating defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth sidelined the last two weeks by a strained right hamstring, the Jaguars and Broncos each ran for 166 yards, leaving the defense looking very vulnerable.
It's uncertain whether Haynesworth will be ready for Cincinnati.
``I hope he's not,'' Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer said. ``He's been unblockable. Really, if you sit down and watch him, he might not make every single play, but he's not blocked.''
The Titans will be without rookie running back Chris Henry, who has started serving a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy. Tennessee also has some concerns about Young, who bruised his right thigh during the loss in Denver but is expected to play.
How well he runs could well decide the game. The Bengals have one of the league's worst defenses and have struggled to contain quarterbacks who can move.
``I like to keep the defense on the edge of their seat,'' said Young, who threw for a career-high 305 yards and ran for a season-high 74 against Denver. ``They never know what I'm about to do once the play is called.''
Another big day by Young could push the Bengals over the edge.
They've had only one winning season since 1990, taking the AFC North title in 2005 under coach Marvin Lewis. One more loss will ensure them of no better than their fourth 8-8 finish in Lewis' five seasons.
A franchise that was once synonymous with losing has become the measure of mediocrity.
``It's tough,'' defensive captain John Thornton said. ``We've been preparing well every week. Things haven't gone our way, but during the week we're fine. We don't have anybody with their heads down saying, 'We're out of it.'''
Their best-known player isn't saying anything these days.
Chad Johnson has a chance to set Bengals history on Sunday. He's five catches from Pickens' club record of 530 career receptions. He's also working on the longest streak of his career without talking about himself.
Stung by suggestions the Bengals would be better off without his look-at-me antics, Johnson has mostly kept to himself for the last four weeks. He hasn't gotten into the end zone, either. Johnson hasn't scored a touchdown since the second game of the season, when he dived into the Dawg Pound in Cleveland to celebrate.
The problems go much deeper, of course. Right tackle Willie Anderson suggested the Bengals ran into problems when they became enamored of their image of a high-tech passing team and got away from the hard-nosed mentality that took them to the playoffs.
``We weren't trying to be glamorous because we couldn't afford to,'' Anderson said. ``I think we have to get back to that mold.''
And fast.
AP Sports Writer Teresa Walker in Nashville contributed to this report.


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Everyone should watch this. I know the video is directed at women, but everyone can learn from the message.
Everyone should watch this. I know the video is directed at women, but everyone can learn from the message.
On Monday, the children began school, and I began my first week as a Work-At-Home Mom.
I was nervous for Monday because it also happened to be my children's first day at a new school and my daughter's first day of Kindergarten. Thankfully, one of my close friends is on maternity leave, and she made sure I was taken care of on that milestone day. BOY AM I GLAD SHE DID! Why? Because my sassy 5-year-old was the one child in her class to put on the full waterworks, clinging to Mommy, begging to go home act. It was SOOOO fun to leave her, let me tell you! Needless to say, when I picked her up, she raved about school, as did her big brother.
Today is Wednesday. I woke this morning a little tired–our whole family had been on a night owl schedule all summer, sleeping in until 9-11am each day (yes, even the 5-year-old)–and decided to have a chill day at home and clear out the DVR. It's just past noon and I've watched only 1–yes 1–reality show (America's Next Top Model, anyone?). Why? Because today has been a crazy-awesome, blessed, Plexy day! I have had 2 people decide to sign up on my team and have been contacted by 2 regarding products and possibly becoming a customer. I've also had to call my aunt Kristi for some cooking clarification (hey, I'm new at the this staying home, cooking gig).
So now I'm off to do some more messaging before the maids arrive and die of shock at how together our house is.
I hope all of my teacher friends are having a great first week of school and that you have all been setting the tone! If not… Read this, also this, and this. There's more, but just go back to posts from last August and/or September (2013).
After 9.5 years in the classroom, I have decided to resign from my teaching job and work my side business (Plexus anyone?) from home while being there full time for my family. This news has seemed to shock many, but it's what is best for my family right now.
While I am sad to leave my students, and I am excited to be room parent, go on field trips, pick up my children from school in that awful carpool lane, keep them home when they become ill without thinking twice, have dinner ready at 6 instead of walking through the door after 6pm, et. We can do their homework at 3:30 instead of 7pm–if you've read this blog or follow me on Twitter you know how anti-homework I am, but until I can get everyone on board, I am stuck with it for my kids.
I will still be around as I have a passion for language acquisition and proficiency based learning. I am even looking into registering for ACTFL out of pocket–that's how you know my passion is for real :). I plan to stay relevant by attending workshops and professional development so that if I return to the classroom, I will be ready. :)
This semester, we have been discussing health choices in Spanish 2H. Jane Shea found this awesome Ted Talks video that was short and relevant to our topic. Here is her awesome lesson that I totally stole!
1. Students watched this video and took notes in English or Spanish (the video is in English).
2. Next, students were divided into groups to respond to this prompt (in the target language): "Why is what we eat important for our health?"
3. We relocated to a collaboration space. Students collaborated to come up with the best response to the prompt. As a part of their teamwork for excellence, each student had to write the same exact essay response as the other group members. They had 25 minutes to complete the task.
4. Then all papers from each group were stapled together and turned in to me.
5. Finally, I edited, graded on our presentational writing rubric and gave detailed written feedback to each group. For each class, I had 6 papers to grade instead of the normal 31+. While I only edited 1 per group, I did flip through to make sure everyone wrote everything. I had a few slackers who earned lower grades than their other group members, much to their dismay.
This provided a quick and meaningful way to give feedback prior to our formative assessment tomorrow. We'll see if it helped :).
So after this post, I continued the activity at the end of the next class period. I had the students write an exit card on a post-it note that explained what their favorite meal is and why. Students then posted their card on labeled butcher paper hanging on the wall in the hallway. Each class period got a different color post-it.
The next day, each class was allowed to pick 1 post-it of a color different than his/her class. The students stuck it to a sheet of paper and wrote why they agreed or disagreed with the person's opinion. Today, the students got theirs back (it would have happened Friday but I had to leave to take my daughter to the doctor) but due to a lack of time, only had time to read them and discuss with a partner before we went onto another AMAZING activity by Jane Shea that I will discuss on my next post :).
I stole this activity from a presentation by Jane Shea and Greg Shields.
1. Have your students participate in an interpersonal speaking activity and record them for 5 minutes.
2. Have students make a T-chart. Students should listen to the recording and take notes on their partner and themselves.
3. Give the students 2 minutes to take additional notes. (I added that step)
4. Have the students put their pens/pencils down and look over their notes for 60 seconds.
5. Record the students in a 2-minute presentational speaking (comparing and contrasting themselves with their original partner).
6. Playback the recording with some guidelines on what to listen for (like vocab usage, details and elaboration) or give them a copy of the rubric you typically use to grade them to assess either themselves or another (they can trade headsets).
This entire activity took 25 minutes and covered the following:
We clapped for ourselves and patted ourselves on the back for an awesome half of a class period. :)
The other day, with only a few minutes to spare in class, I wanted to see what food words my 2H students remember from Spanish 1. I placed butcher paper in the 4 corners of the room (after 1 class, I relocated to a collaboration space). Each piece was labeled with "Breakfast," "Lunch," "Dinner," and "Snack" in the target language. I gave the students 30 seconds to get to a corner. Then the groups had 3 minutes to write as many foods as they could that related to the meal. After 3 minutes, groups rotated. At the next corner, the students read what had already been brainstormed and added to it. They cycled through the remaining two corners before we gathered whole group. At that point, I went through each of the foods and the students yelled out "healthy" or "unhealthy" in the target language. We got cut off by the bell, which I felt was perfect timing. They left Spanish excited and energized and were ready to continue on with the next part of the activity. To be continued…
I know, you are probably thinking, "What?!?!" but trust me, this combination of two activities really played out nicely and happened to work in both Spanish 2H and Spanish 3 on the same day. In Spanish 2H, we were reading one of the Blaine Ray novels (El viaje de su vida) and in Spanish 3, we were reading an article about the Moors in Spain.
1st, we went into one of my school's furnished collaboration spaces. Students were allowed to create groups of their own choosing; however, in each class (based on size) I limited group sizes. For example, in my classes of 32-34, I said groups could have no more than 5 students but also no less than 4.
2nd, the groups read a specific section of the text and took notes over pertinent information, including listing out new words they figured out from said text.
3rd, one representative stayed at the table and everyone else shifted over a table. The representatives shared the information they learned while the new people took notes. Then the visiting group shared what they learned. Throughout this part of the activity, students shifted tables 5 more times and learned about all sections of the text. Representative stayed put and learned as the groups cycled through their table.
This is a useful alternative if the traditional jigsaw is too complicated. I like to mix things up, so I plan to still use both methods. Soon I am going to do a true World Cafe activity. More on that later :).
This fall I attended an awesome professional learning day led by my coordinator Greta Lundgaard. This day was spent teaching us about current brain research over mindset. We took a survey to see where we fell on the spectrum between fixed and growth, and I was not surprised to see I definitely have a growth mindset now. Google "mindset survey" and you can find documents and online surveys to assess your own mindset.
I spent an entire week setting the tone with my students last fall, and while I do not have that time this semester, I wanted to do something to set us on a positive path. Thus, entire the mindset survey.
I began the class with my normal Tapa del Día, which randomly related perfectly (I have them all saved on PowerPoints and just change the dates year to year). Then, I announced my new mantra: "Intelligence is Irrelevant." I gave the students time to Think-Pair-Share, and every class had different opinions/insights to this idea. My 6th period in particular took the discussion to deeper levels than I had even contemplated.
Next, I introduced the idea of mindset and handed out the surveys. The students took several minutes responding and scoring. After learning where they fell on the spectrum, we discussed what exactly fixed and growth mindsets are, what research says about mindset and success, and how it is possible to change from a fixed to a growth mindset because mindsets are learned.
I followed up the mindset lesson with a quote about how a teacher answered the question "when will I ever use this?" that I read at my professional learning day. So how did this guy respond?
* "'Never. You will never use this.' Then he points out that people don't lift weights so they'll be prepared should, one day, somebody knock them over on the street and trap them under a barbell. 'You lift weights so that you can knock over a defensive lineman, or carry your grandchildren without being sore the next day. You do math exercises so that you can improve your ability to think logically, so that you can be a better lawyer, doctor, architect, prison warden or parent. MATH IS MENTAL WEIGHT TRAINING. It is a means to an end, (for most people), not an end in itself.'"
If I were a math teacher, I would have that hanging in my classroom. As it is, I am fashioning my own version of this with regards to learning a language. Stay tuned as I will share it on this blog once it gets done :).
We ended class with an exit card in which students wrote one thing they learned and why it resonated with them. Here are some of the responses I received:
"I learned that intelligence is irrelevant. Throughout a lot of my life I thought if I was smarter I would be better at school. I am smart, I just have to try harder."
"People with a growth mindset learn more."
"I learned that we will probably never use what we learn in class, but that is not the point of learning. The point of learning concepts is to make your brain always be ready to learn new material no matter what it is."
"Keeping an open mind is good for learning."
"I understood that what we learn doesn't have to affect our lives directly to allow our understanding to grow. It is the way it helps us to think that makes a difference."
"Growth mindset people do better because they think they can. Mind over matter."
"This lesson really struck me. I should stop comparing myself to others and believing that intelligence is innate. I need to work harder."
"I learned that math is a means to an end. It doesn't matter if it is useless in and of itself; it still helps indirectly."
So from now on, intelligence is irrelevant in my classroom. It's about hard work and never giving up. There are no excuses, success is in our own hands.
*from Selections from Teaching that Sticks, Heath & Heath


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Top 50 Right Fielders
Ranking the Right Fielders:
Even though they rank right behind Babe Ruth in our right fielder rankings, Hank Aaron and Frank Robinson are still probably underrated. Each were blessed with the ability to hit, hit for power, run the bases, throw, and field. Though he retired as the all-time leader in homers, Aaron was a complete ballplayer. Robinson was baseball's first black manager.
Right Fielders Facts:
Largely forgotten, Mike "King" Kelly was once one of the most famous men in America. A flashy, daring baserunner, Kelly's diamond exploits earned him the adulation of fans in the 19th century.
Right Fielder Quotes:
— sportswriter Terry Pluto, on Rocky Colavito
MVP's not in Top 50
Frank Schulte
Jeff Burroughs
Jose Canseco
Two for the Hall of Fame
Tony Oliva
Pete Rose
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This week a video of the University of Nottingham men's hockey club stripping off to help campaign against homophobia in sport went viral.
Sam Boyle reports:
On Thursday's URN Sport, Sam Barker was joined by Calum, Elliott and James to discuss the story and the wider issue of homophobia in sport and how it can be addressed.
Elliott said that tackling homophobia in sport has to come from the top. The panel also discussed the Play with Pride match between the Universities of Loughborough and Nottingham.
Sam asked the panel whether they thought the Voice Your Rights group's attempts to have a zero tolerance to homophobia clause written into the manifesto of university sports clubs would be effective.
Tweet your views to @URNSport on whether enough is being done to tackle homophobia in university sport, and how you think the issue can be best tackled. You can view the hockey club's video here.


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Arts in Health (BETH5207)
The 'art of health' is more than an historic catchphrase; it is a literal phenomenon. In the past century the visual, literary and performing arts have emerged as vital components of a blossoming 'arts in health' movement which values the contribution of the arts to human health and wellbeing. This unit gives students practical examples of how to incorporate the arts into public health and health care. The course offers a rich and detailed exploration of varying debates in the scholarly and practice-based fields of arts-and-health, which include but are not limited to: status and uses of art therapy; music,
psychology and medicine; narrative, literature and the 'narrative medicine' movement; hospital art, design and architecture; and the role of art in public health, health research, and social marketing campaigns. Students will be treated to a diverse range of guest lecturers from the fields of visual performing arts and related areas of expertise. This course will appeal to students of public health; literary, visual and performing arts; social work; psychology; and related disciplines, who want to understand more about the interconnectedness of the arts with human health.
the arts with human health.
All assessments must be completed to pass this Unit.
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Block mode, 2x2 days (4 hour combined lectures/tutorials)
2x300-400wd online tasks (25%), 1x1,500wd essay (25%), 1x2,500wd essay (50%)
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Study this unit outside a degree
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This month the White House will hold its first-ever film festival for students – how cool is that?! The contest asks students in grades K-12 to submit short videos (under 3 min.) about education technology. "Your film should address at least one of the following themes," says the White House's page about the festival: "How […]
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The Bull Steak Expert
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54 Red Lion Street
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ArgentineanPrice: £41 and over
The Bull Steak Expert
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.thebullsteakexpert.com/
- Phone: 020 7242 0708
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Monday - Friday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm
Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steakhouse, South American, Argentinean
- Executive Chef: Daniel Veron
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Wine
- Private Party Facilities: On our cosy yet elegant 2 floors level restaurant we are able to accommodate up to 50 people,with an intimate yet vibrant atmosphere.
- Private Party Contact: Ruth 02072420708
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The Bull Steak Expert is a boutique restaurant created to celebrate 5 decades of passion & inner talent for the art of grilling from the Master Griller Daniel Veron.Continued
Set on 2 floors on the charming Red Lion Street in Holborn, we offer a cosy & relaxed atmosphere with warm & attentive service. With the finest ingredients cooked on our own custom made grill you can enjoy our authentic Argentine cuisine.
To compliment we have tailored a very special selection of great wines from The New & Old World.
"The Bull Steak Expert,an experience to remember"
Set on 2 floors on the charming Red Lion Street in Holborn, we offer a cosy & relaxed atmosphere with warm & attentive service. With the finest ingredients cooked on our own custom made grill you can enjoy our authentic Argentine cuisine.
To compliment we have tailored a very special selection of great wines from The New & Old World.
"The Bull Steak Expert,an experience to remember"
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The Bull Steak Expert reviews from OpenTable diners
220 reviews since 27 November 2013
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambience3.9Value3.7
special occasions (110)business meals (87)fit for foodies (83)romance (80)pre/post theatre (27)group bookings (25)outstanding value (20)sunday lunch (6)child friendly (3)brunch (2)outdoor eating (2)disabled access (1)Show More
- Good SteakQwertyfoodDined on 21/11/2014Unsurprisingly this place does a fair steak - deffs a good shoutI would recommend this to a friend.
- Steak eater's paradise?CubbybuthappyDined on 12/11/2014Steak cooked almost to perfection. Surprisingly large portions. Pleasant, if not a little cramped dining room. Not the most sophisticated dining experience, but nonetheless wonderful. Not for the faint hearted.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great steak and lovely Malbecloz21Dined on 29/10/2014Fantastic quality food and wine. Great service too with knowledgable staff who evidently have a pride in the restaurant. We had the Lomo steaks which had great texture and flavour. We arrived at 7 but the place was full by 7.30 even on a Wednesday so book ahead. Thank you for a lovely evening.Special Features:
- One of the best steaks everOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 25/10/2014Booked the table after searching for local restaurants in Holborn. We had a warm and friendly greeting on arrival, Restaurant is cosy with good atmosphere, staff were attentive but not pushy with an excellent knowledge of the menu. We each had different steaks, and everyone of us said it was the best steak we have ever had (and I have had a few) Would definitely recommend, not the cheapest but one of the bestSpecial Features:
- very good steakMarkiDined on 22/10/2014It's definitely THE place for steak lovers! Fish/sea food options are just fine but the meat here is excellent! A smart place with very good service. We'll certainly be back.Special Features:
- ExcellentBekemorDined on 18/10/2014From beginning to end the experience was outstanding. Food was delicious, service was excellent and atmosphere was inviting. Got good recommendations on dessert and wine from staff. Had a memorable evening here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food to die for!AndyDined on 11/10/2014We ate at this restaurant for my birthday and the food is amazing! I am still dreaming about it! The service is also excellent and the atmosphere was fantastic. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- Better cuts around in cityLG40Dined on 10/10/2014Now that there are so many steak restaurants to choose from this one ranked low for me, especially as the price is quite high compared to those with higher quality cuts of meat. Goodmans, hawksmoor and buenos aires are all better than this place.Special Features:
- SuperbGMacDined on 8/10/2014Possibly the best steak I've ever eaten, which says it all really!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent steak!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/10/2014Superb steak and decent value. Great atmosphere too
- AG99Dined on 2/10/2014Small venue - off the beaten track abit, but good service, great food - my Husband said it was one of the best steaks he'd had in a long time!I would recommend this to a friend.
- EpicurienDined on 15/9/2014Excellent as always! This one of my go-to steak restaurants in London - personally I find the steak, wine and overall dining experience much better than the likes of Gaucho and Hawksmoor, and cheaper too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food/bad ambienceGavDDined on 12/9/2014My wife and I visited for an Anniversary dinner. We were quite disappointed when we walked in as the restaurant was very basic. We were expecting a bit more for the average price of a meal here. The service was informal but very friendly. The steak was excellent. There was a great selection of cuts and they were cooked to perfection. The sides however were quite boring. We had chips (that may have been frozen, it was hard to tell) and spinach. The wine list was on the expensive side with the average bottle costing around £50. For the basic ambience of the restaurant the wine prices felt expensive. Our bill came to £135 for 2 steaks, 2 sides and a bottle of wine. It was certainly on the more expensive side for the type of restaurant.
- Awesome food!SebaDined on 11/9/2014Great restaurant - food was great and service matched the quality of the steaks. Gem of a place.Special Features:
- Bull Steak for proper steaks!MattBVIPDined on 10/9/2014Top quality steaks, food and service. Good wine list too! A great alternative to Gaucho
- Lovely!FionaVIPDined on 9/9/2014Steaks are amazing but it is pricey! Has to be an occasional treat
- A gem of a restaurant.sb44insDined on 5/9/2014My husband declared the ribeye as the best ever. Lovely server. Small and intimate. Loved it all including superb flan.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Do it, do it soonOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 23/8/2014Immaculate, probably the best starter/main/dessert combination I've ever had. Not cheap, but it is outstanding. Even the side dishes, which can often be a let down, were great. King prawns were huge and delicious, the steak (rare) was cooked to melt-in-the-mouth perfection. Chips were chunky, mushrooms delicious and pepper sauce spot on. Then, to finish, sticky toffee pudding. Service was somehow attentive and subtle, decor understated and classy. Apart from that, I didn't like the place! Have you booked yet, have you??Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday DinnerLauraDined on 14/8/2014Went for a birthday dinner, which was great - great food and a really nice atmosphere. Very attentive staff and the waitress was great. Would definitely recommend it.Special Features:
- steak lovers delightlunchingladyDined on 14/8/2014Small intimate setting, we were warmly welcomed and sat upstairs. My friend ordered sirloin (350gram) and I ordered rump steak (300gram). Both perfectly cooked and deliciously tender. Worth trying the humitas side dish - sweetcorn and mozzarella baked in corn husk. Great malbec wine at around £7 a glass, which balanced the meat a treat. We sidestepped starters to have room for our steak which I think is a wise choice. The restaurant brought a birthday plate of dulce de leche beautifully decorated for my friend which was lovely. Staff knowledgeable but friendly, so definitely ask them for advice on anything. Not cheap at £113 for 2 but my friend, a steak lover, was impressed, as I was too.Special Features:
- Great food, service & atmosphereMikeDined on 13/8/2014Me and a colleague went traditional for dinner at this small, high quality Argentinian steak house, fixed price 3 course dinner menu at £37.50/person. Great calimari followed by superb ribeye steak with humitas (corn and cheese in a corn husk - delicious!) and then a nice light passion fruit mousse all accompanied with a bottle of Argentinian beer as a thirst quencher and a soft and fruity Malbec from Patagonia (wide selection of rare and unusual South American wines). Service was attentive, correct and quick. We were pretty early in the evening so they were looking to turn over the table but that's understandable as the place is intimate. £150 for 2 including service and £50 for the great wine. Recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, good vibe good serviceBurgerBobDined on 13/8/2014...And most importantly; delicious steak! Staff were attentive, but almost invisible - in a good way. A small, atmospheric space, not too quiet, not too noisy. Good for business or romance - anytime you want a private talkSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- All meatPeteDined on 12/8/2014As long and you like your meat and Malbec, you can't do better than thisSpecial Features:
- Best Steak Ever!LucySDDined on 9/8/2014Been here twice now and this is simply the best steak we've ever had! Truly outstanding food and very good service. A real treat (though for special occasions as you'll spend a minimum of £50 person!). Definitely worth a visit!Special Features:
- Outstanding Food and ServiceLucieBDined on 8/8/2014The restaurant has subtle lighting and a cosy atmosphere. The waiting staff were knowledgeable, friendly and efficient and the food was outstanding, the steak was like butter! It is reasonably expensive but still very much worth the price. Highly recommended to all!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DavidsteakloverDined on 8/8/2014Second time being here and the food is just excellent. Some of the best steaks I have had in London. The service is also impeccable, with the waiters making the utmost effort to ensure you pick the best cut for you.Special Features:
- Great business lunchdoogieDined on 7/8/2014Really enjoyed our first visit. Would recommend highlySpecial Features:
- BurgersconventfoodieDined on 6/8/2014Went there with a friend to try the burgers which were very highly recommended in the toptable newsletter. I was a bit unlucky with mine as it came with a big piece of fat but my friends was very good. Apart from that everything was ok. It wont make it to my top list burger but very tasty
- Delicious and Wonderful ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/8/2014WOW!!!!!! The food and service was absolutely amazing. I have absolutely recommended this restaurant to everyone i have spoken to after the meal. One of the best steaks ive eaten in London and the service was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best steak everKirkyDined on 5/8/2014Intrigued by the high reviews, we tried it out. Initially found it a bit cozy, but soon got into the atmosphere, excellent house red and the taste of the steak and sides and background music. The steak was perfect, streets ahead of anything I've ever had anywhere and I have had a lot of good steaks in my 48 years! Medium rare, charred on the outside just right, perfect bleed, temperature and taste. The others had 'medium' and 'medium well done' and were equally impressed. Sides were very tasty and well cooked. Sweets (of which I only had a taster of) tasted gorgeous. Even the coffee was faultless! The bill stings a bit, but well worth saving for and I'd say a fair price for an expertly cooked meal. I Will return one day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic value, great SteaksKBreviewVIPDined on 31/7/2014The steaks here are as good as any in London, including Goodmans or Gaucho. It has a much smaller and intimate authentic feel about the place rather than the Chain feel about a lot of the big steak places. Superb wine list, and well-guided by the sommelier/waiter. Service can seem a little indifferent, but this place seserves the excellent reviews and is superb valueSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bull Steak for proper steaks!MattBVIPDined on 25/7/2014A great alternative to Gaucho with a great range of excellent and succulent steaks. Good wine list too! I will be backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 21/7/2014Simply wonderful - best steak ever - excellent wine available and assistance on what to drink and eat. I am looking forward to working my way through their menu. But not really a restaurant for vegitarians. We started at lunchtime and were almost around for dinner.Special Features:
- good but dearalexDined on 19/7/2014Great food, charming service. Basement seating is so so. However the bill was a bit excessive.Special Features:
- Wow, Perfect.TheTedsterDined on 15/7/2014Was taken here for a belated birthday treat. What a meal. Huge perfect steaks cooked to perfection and service to compliment it with knowledgeable servers. I will be back and hope this restaurant does well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Where to begin...amyloututuDined on 10/7/2014A small unassuming restaurant off a main street in Holborn that produces some of the best Argentine steak I've sampled. And I've been to Argentina! The waiter was fantastic, his knowledge and passion for the food was inspiring. The food was phenomenal, I can wholeheartedly recommend the beef carpaccio and my partner had chorizo which was lovely. The steak was sublime, I had rump that was honestly one of the tastiest steaks ever and my partner had the fillet which was as soft as butter! Additionally the mal bec selection was second to none in any wine bar or restaurant that I've experienced in this country. A bit pricey but honestly worth every penny. All in all a special experience that I would recommend to all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious meatLauLVIPDined on 4/7/2014Excellent steak, absolutely delicious and tasty... great sides, very good service!Special Features:
- Fantasticcnb70Dined on 1/7/2014Wow they really are steak experts. My husband and I had the rib eye, I had rare and my husband medium rare and they were cooked to perfection. I have never had steaks as juicy. For starters I had the steak tartare (£11.50) which was fantastic and my husband had the sausage selection (£15) which he thoroughly enjoyed. On the pricey side but for somewhere special I would definatley recommend.Special Features:
- Best Steak in LondonFairyhammerDined on 28/6/2014Exceeded our expectations. The steak was fantastic, a really excellent meal. Will definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently brilliantAdamDined on 24/6/2014My umpteenth visit to this restaurant. The usual great service and I now stick with their 600g tira de ancho (spiral cut rib-eye), spinach and humitas. Their steak is still the best I have had anywhere.Special Features:


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Fast paced, well-acted (as usual with Studio) and occasionally wrenching, this is a play worth attending.
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I found this deeply moving, and unexpectedly so. One of the best ensemble performances I've seen. Sorry the production has closed--I would have wanted to send people to it.
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very moving and emotional play, though seems to be
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Let's Be Frank
01/17/07 at 03:27 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Adam Proteau of the Hockey News at the Globe and Mail,
One of the bigger necessary changes, as Bill alluded to, needs to come from the coaches. There are people around the league who have complained about entertainment-stifling game strategies for years, but it's never been more apparent the guys behind the bench simply aren't buying into the new program, on or off the ice….
In one sense, it's hard to blame coaches for employing systems most likely to keep them employed. But where is the coaching fraternity's Brendan Shanahan? Where's the man willing to stand up and be brave enough to admit he and his colleagues haven't and aren't giving fans what they pay to see? Where's the coach who asks how the dreaded trap can be outlawed, once and forever?
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Chill Out
01/17/07 at 02:45 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Evan Grossman of NHL.com,
But some people are worried about the new jerseys. People are worried that the game will somehow be altered by the duds the players are wearing and my response to them is, in the words of Lloyd Dobler from Say Anything, "You must chill!"
So chill, people. It could always be worse.
For example, there would be a reason to freak if, say, Bill Belichick designed the new hockey uniforms. Then we'd have an entire league of players skating around in hooded sweatshirts with the sleeves cut off.
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All Souray
01/17/07 at 02:15 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the Montreal Canadiens,
To say that Sheldon Souray is having a career year would be an understatement. Just past the midway point of the season and well on pace to set personal bests across the board, the charismatic defenseman with the rocket shot, All-Star Game invitation in his pocket, took a few moments to answer our questions.
Do you ever worry about hitting a teammate with your slap shot? I don't worry so much about hitting them in the legs or the pants or something like that because I think it's a part of the game and if I start worrying about that it would take away from what we're trying to do. Obviously, you've got to be careful about getting the pucks up too high. It would be pretty awful if I got someone in the chest or the face or something like that. Thankfully, I haven't, knock on wood.
Is there any opposing player's shot that you fear? [Zdeno] Chara.
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Rangers Extend Straka
01/17/07 at 12:49 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
The pull of returning home to the Czech Republic did not prove as strong as Martin Straka's desire to continue his career on Broadway.
The Post has learned that the 34-year-old left winger whom Tom Renney two weeks ago cited as the epitome of what the Rangers want to be, has signed a one-year contract extension through 2007-08 worth $3.3 million. Straka is earning - and that is the operative word - $3.1 million this season.
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Unnoticed Langkow
01/17/07 at 12:33 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Eric Francis of the Calgary Sun,
While no one in the Flames' dressing room needs to be told of the role Langkow has played in the Flames resurgence, apparently the rest of the hockey world could use a crash course on his brilliance.
Considered a mere beneficiary of Jarome Iginla's fine work, Langkow has quietly posted numbers worthy of all-star consideration while maintaining a defensive diligence few NHLers can match.
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Ducks Reach A Grand
01/17/07 at 12:00 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Jeff Miller of the OC Register,
The Ducks turned 1,000 regular-season games old Tuesday looking like a group of players 1,000 regular-season years old.
They were aged like beef and tenderized, grilled and sliced up the same way. They might as well have been corpses, and you can't get any older than that.
A stride late and a shift short, the Ducks lost to less-than-average St. Louis, 6-2, in a game that traveled as one-way as the 405 South does. This one was so bad the NHL could ask the Ducks to play their first 999 games over again just to prove they belong.
A one-grand night produced one ghastly game.
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Beware A Predator Scorned
01/17/07 at 11:40 AM ET | Comments (0)
from David Climer of the Tennessean,
Instead of complaining about getting just one player in the NHL All-Star Game, maybe the Predators should be celebrating.
This virtual oversight (Kimmo Timonen is in, but where are the other Preds?) adds fuel to the motivational fire that feeds this team. There is a perception that the rest of the NHL looks down its nose at Nashville.
Beware a Predator scorned.
Never mind that Nashville has the most league wins so far this season. Elsewhere, the Preds are seen as a collection of good players who figured out a way to win close games.
It comes with the turf. When you're in a non-traditional market and yet to get past the first round of the playoffs, respect is slow to arrive
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Gaborik Working Hard
01/17/07 at 11:35 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Edmonton Journal,
Wild coach Jacques Lemaire, who only played Gaborik an average of 18:26 a game last season, which irked the native of Slovakia, is now playing him an average of 20:48 a game.
Lemaire didn't trust Gaborik, who gets power-play time, to kill penalties last season. He does now.
But how good Gaborik becomes is all up to him, according to Lemaire, maybe one of the best two-way centres in NHL history—a guy who had to cover up the defensive sins of Guy Lafleur and fellow linemate Steve Shutt.
Lemaire loves Gaborik's home-run ability. But, again, can he stay in one piece and will he ever be as good as, say, fellow Slovakian winger Marian Hossa?
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The Jersey Debate
01/17/07 at 11:30 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the BTM at NBC Sports,
Ask any Hollywood star who has worn a bad outfit to an awards show: it can take a long time to live down a fashion mistake. This week, the NHL will take a walk down the runway with its new collection, and if the early buzz is any indication, it will fall flat on its face….
The main complaint from players who have tried the new uniforms? They're too constrictive, and don't fit larger players well at all. Another gripe being voiced quietly is how different the new jerseys look—a radical departure from the traditional sweater, which has been largely unchanged over the years. In the NHL, where the "mirror test" matters for everything from helmets to skates, the new jerseys fail badly.
read on... Geez, can we just wait until we see them!
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Flyer Fans Respond
01/17/07 at 11:23 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Philadelphia Daily News,
THE QUESTION: 1. A year and a half now since the strike, how has your attitude toward the Flyers and the NHL changed, if at all?
2. What's your opinion on the current makeup of the schedule, which promotes rivalries and a lot of divisional games (I know how one member of my panel feels about this) and all but eliminates ever seeing half the league. The NHL has been studying the schedule and is expected to make announcement about it in mid-February. So I just want to get out ahead of things.
I don't watch hockey anymore although I used to be a "huge" fan. It is not enjoyable to me now, but I think a good kernel for a story would be hockey as the first sport that has had to contract salaries, etc., when the fans go south. I wish the fans would go south for all sports and bring these pampered idiots back to reality, as you are well aware, but hockey is the first to experience the contractions, as i see it.
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2005-10-07 00:00 - BLIND GUARDIAN frontman Hansi Kürsch has posted the following message at the band's web site:

"Although time keeps on ticking quickly, things go very well in the GUARDIAN camp. To be more precise: We are still on schedule, and even though everyone is totally busy and concentrated, the atmosphere is very lifely and still relaxed to a certain extent. The material for the single will be accomplished at the end of November. To make that happen, this particular stuff will get most of our attention for the next four weeks. Everyone is already involved in the recording process and we are really excited about the album's progression. It is too early to say when we will be finished exactly, but I would say a worldwide release in the first half of 2006 is very realistic. Things look (and sound, as well) very promising. At the moment we are also getting deeper into details such as album title, cover, etc. So, we are about to scratch the most important phase of the recording session and we do not intend to leave you out. Please, let us work on it a little longer, so we can fix things technically. You will be provided with footage, that is for sure."

BLIND GUARDIAN recently replaced drummer Thomen Stauch, who left the band in April after 20 years. The new man behind the kit is fellow German Frederik Ehmke, who is said to be "fairly unknown in the world of metal." Ehmke has played with medieval rockers SCHATTENTANTZ before.

The production of BLIND GUARDIAN's debut album for Nuclear Blast Records is being handled by producer Charlie Bauerfeind. Working songtitles include "Carry the Blessed Home", "The Edge", "In Search for the Lionheart", "Market Square", "Another Stranger Me", and "Otherland".

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Our house is located in a beautiful area of Kitzbühel, quiet yet central (town centre is approx. 10 min walk). The apartment is furnished in a rustic, typical Tyrolean style, completely equipped with linen, table ware etc. The apartment consists of small entrance area, kitchen-sitting area with stove (2 hotplates, fridge, coffee maker, toaster), cable-TV and DVD-Player, bedroom with queensize bed, small extra bed, bathroom with shower, WC. Private balcony.
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday home in Vieure - La Grande Borde
Holiday home, 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom, (Sleeps 10)
This attractive holiday home with spacious garden is in the region Auvergne.
You can enjoy delightful walks and bicycle rides in the marvellous area.
There is a lake nearby the house, where there are enough (sportive) activities, such as a volleyball field, a playground and the possibility to go swimming.
Also is there enough to experience in the area. Bring a visit to de delightful cities of take a view to the beautiful castles and gardens.
A wonderful location for a lovely holiday in the heart of France.
Classification: Ground floor: (Hall(heating(electric), 2x high chair, playpen), Corridor(french doors, 5x heating(electric)), Kitchen(CD player, ceramic hob, oven, combi microwave, dishwasher, 2x fridge freezer, heating(electric), BBQ), Living/diningroom(TV(satellite), hearth(wood), bar, 2x heating(electric)), Bedroom(3x Single bed, french doors, 2x heating(electric), Cot), Bedroom(Double bed, Bunk bed, french doors, 2x heating(electric)), Bedroom(Single bed, Double bed, 2x heating), Bathroom(bath, massage shower, washbasin, toilet, heating(electric)), WC(washbasin, toilet, heating(electric)), utility room(dishwasher, tumble dryer, washing machine, BBQ))
DVD player, 4x patio, garden(fenced), garden furniture, 2x parking, trampoline, play area
These costs are charged on site. They are not included in the rental price.:
Deposit; € 200 (You will pay in advance, not on site, returned max. 7 days after departure)
Cleaning; Included
Pets; Max. 2; free of charge
Bed linen; Bring your own
Bath towels; Bring your own
Kitchen linen; Bring your own
Electricity; € 0,20/kWh
Gas/Oil; Included
Wifi; Not available
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I ran into the house, only to see Justin sitting on the couch. "How was the concert?" He asked, turning to look at me
"Great." I smiled. He smiled back and stood up.
"I'm glad you had fun." He gestured, lifted up my chin. He kissed me softly and warmly, like he did sometimes. I just stood there. He pulled me into his arms, and sniffed. "Why do you smell like cologne?" He asked. I silently cursed. Tommy. That must have been why Justin was holding me, just to see if I smelt different.
"I don't know." I said looking up at him, trying to keep my voice steady. His eyes filled with anger.
"I think you do." He growled, and leaned his face closer to mine. I closed my eyes, not sure what he would do. I felt him grab my shoulders and pin me up against the wall. I felt him slap me, and the left side of my face stung. He punched me this time, then threw me to the ground.
"No...not on the ground." I thought, instantly filled with fear. I couldn't protect myself here. I cowered and he kicked me, anger filling his eyes. I heard him reach over and grab something, and then glass hit my head. I screamed out in pain and he laughed, then went and sat on the couch.
"Out of my sight." He snarled, and with my head bleeding like crazy, I ran up to my room. As soon as I was in my room I ran into my bathroom, and sat down and cried. I picked up a wet cloth and held it to my head, which was pounding. The one thing on my mind right now was Tommy. If I had stayed with him, would this have happened? I wanted to say that maybe if I would have just left Tommy, none of it would have happened, but meeting Tommy had been the highlight of my day. When my head stopped bleeding I went into my room, and looked out at the stars. My window showed me a forest, with a path that I like to walk down when Justin wasn't home. I had one of those flower/vine holder things beside my window, since Justin locked the doors from the outside. In the far right you could just see some sand and water, since Justin had beach front property. I also liked to walk along there sometimes. There were people coming
out of the path in the forest, which I excpected, even this late at night. What I did not expect was to see a blonde head walk out, a blonde head that belonged to Tommy Joe Ratliff. He was staring at the house, and he looked at my window and ran. He ran until he got to the vine thing and started climbing up it, making my heart jump for two reasons.
1. Tommy Joe Ratliff was climbing in my window.
2.Tommy was climbing in my window, and if Justin found out, I was dead. And so was Tommy. I walked away from the window and onto my bed. Luckily I kept my room fairly clean. It was painted turquoise and silver, and everything else were those colors to match it. Tommy's head appeared through the window, and he climbed in with ease. As soon as he had both feet on the floor, he ran over to me and pulled me into his arms.
"Tommy, what are you doing?" I asked, but he didn't answer.
"Your head is bleeding...."
"Tommy, you're going to get killed!" I urged. But he just repeated what he had said before.
"Your head is bleeding."
"Tommy, you have to go."
"Lyra, your head is bleeding!" He yelled. I brought a finger to his lips.
"Shhh. I know."
He just looked at me. His big brown eyes made my insides melt. He smelled like cologne, but not the strong stuff. It was actually pretty light. His blonde hair was brushing my face, and smelled like forests. It was comforting.
"He hit me over the head with something made of glass." I whispered. Tommy's arms tightened around me.
"What kind of asshole abuses. Abuses anything!" He whispered angrily.
"Why are you helping me?" I asked. He looked down at me.
"I don't like the fact that you're getting abused."
"Oh." I said, kind of dissapointed.
"Plus, there's something about you, I don't know, it makes me....want to be near you." He whispered, softer than ever. I looked down, blushing, and I felt him let go of me, and lie down. He patted the spot beside him. Out of instinct, I obeyed. I laid down beside him, and he pulled me towards him. I moved closer, until my head was resting on his chest. I felt his chest go up and down as he breathed, and his heartbeat was steady against my face. The cologne was more distinct. He was running his finger through my hair.
"I just met you, and I already feel like I've known you my whole life." He whispered.
"I just can't believe Tommy Joe Ratliff is laying in my bed, and I have my head on his chest."
He giggled, and then thought.
"Lyra, is the only reason you like my because I'm...famous?" I breathed deeply. I didn't want to be all, clingy, but I wanted him to know the truth.
"No, I like you because you are an amazing bassist. You are caring, and kind and even though I met you today you are lying in my bed trying to figure out a way to get me out of this hopeless mess I got myself stuck in. You love being yourself and you don't care what others think of you. Also, I love your hair." I looked up at him, and ran my fingers through his hair. He closed his eyes and smiled.
"You were amazing tonight." I whispered, and the smile slipped off his face. His eyes were still closed though.
"I have to go." He urged, and I pulled my head off of his chest. He sat up too, and leaned in and kissed my nose. My heart was pounding.
"I'll....come back when I can." He said, staring into my eyes. I nodded. And with that, he was gone.


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Adam Silver Bans Donald Sterling from NBA for Life, Fines Clippers Owner $2.5 Millionby Hilton Hater at . Updated at . Comments
Adam Silver just announced in a NYC press conference that he has banned Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling from all NBA-related activities for life.
He's also fined the 80-year old real estate mogul $2.5 million, an amount that will be donated to various charities.
Silver told reporters that a forensic review of the V. Stiviano audio recording of Sterling being all kinds of racist discovered no evidence it was altered in any way.
The Commissioner added that he spoke with Sterling in the past couple days and referred to his views as "offensive and harmful."
Sterling also admitted to his voice being on the tape.
As a quick refresher: Donald Sterling owns the Clippers and has faced multiple racial discrimination lawsuits in the past.
Over the weekend, TMZ released a recording of Sterling castigating his girlfriend for being seen in public with African-Americans.
He went on to call her "stupid" for thinking that one's skin color doesn't matter and was also recorded talking down about his black players, giving himself props for putting food on their table.
Reaction to Sterling's ignorant idiocy has been swift and has crossed all industries, from sports to music to politics.
[Donald Sterling is a] bitch-ass redneck, white bread, chicken sh-t mother f-cker.Snoop Dogg
- Permalink: Mother Effer!
Silver apologized directly to Magic Johnson (who was referenced on the tape) and said he will urge the NBA Board of Governors to push for a sale of the Clippers.
"I will do everything in my power to ensure that happens," Silver said at the podium. "We stand together in condemning Mr. Sterling's views. They simply have no place in the NBA."
if this was a black guy talking sh*t about white people this would be a non-story. another case of double standard...no wonder racism still exists. anyone ever hear of "freedom of speech"??
Yes, I totally agree with you. This guy was speaking what he felt.. So what!! Blacks are always calling racism. Everywhere you go if they don't get their way it's racism. They can call each other n***ers but don't let a white person say it.
This has no place in the nba but its okay for 95% of your damn league to be useless black,felonous,rapist,drugged out,50 bby mama scumbag thugs? Donald Silver has a yellow streak running down his liberal back
us Africant Americunts fo weal-- cuz we stroong n prouud


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On Sunday, to cap off what we hope will be a very happy Thanksgiving weekend for you and yours, why not gorge yourself on some gorgeous dancing by Nederlands Dans Theater? A mixed bill of works by Kylián, Lightfoot/León, and NDT dancer/choreographer Medhi Walerski, filmed in Holland on Nov. 15, makes its way to movie theaters everywhere, courtesy of Ballet in Cinema. (We can't wait for the company's just-announced performances here in NYC in April.) We're going to keep our eyes peeled for Drew Jacoby, Brett Conway, and Danielle Rowe—three DM faves who recently left their careers in the States for NDT—as well as 2009 "25 to Watch" Sarah Reynolds. Check out the season trailer here.