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Petra Mediterranean Bistro
- Address:
2501 4th Ave.
Seattle, WA 98121Neighborhood:
Belltown / Pike Place Market
- Cuisine:
Middle EasternPrice: $30 and under
Petra Mediterranean Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.petrabistro.com/
- Phone: (206) 728-5389
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00AM - 3:00PM, Saturday: 11:30AM - 3:00PM DINNER:Monday - Thursday. 4:30PM - 9:30PM, Friday & Saturday 4:30PM - 10:00PM.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mediterranean, Middle Eastern
- Executive Chef: Khal Beleh
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Please check our web site for information on our catering, or call the restaurant and ask to speak to Khal.
- Private Party Facilities: Great food and exceptional service is the key to every successful event. Whether you are hosting a business function, party or just want to get together with family and friends, Petra Mediterranean Bistro can help ensure that your event is a memorable experience for all of your guests.
- Private Party Contact: Khal Beleh 2062716738
- Entertainment: Complementary Belly Dancing show every Saturday night at 7:30 PM. We also offer once a month Petra Music Nights with live music and band.
A word from Petra Mediterranean Bistro
Welcome to Petra Mediterranean Bistro your voyage to a world of Mediterranean cuisine; at Petra Bistro you will have the chance to experience the authentic tastes of Jordan, Lebanon, Greece, Turkey, and Northern Africa.Continued
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Petra Mediterranean Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
- A Great Belltown FindCelesteDined on 8/4/2014Excellent blend of exotic flavors. Their Mezze plate is listed as an appetizer but a great meal, too. Minor drawback: they only serve caffeinated Turkish coffee. Having a decaf option (coffee or espresso) would be nice. Small, cozy & quiet.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Circus in my mouthkariglioDined on 7/15/2014Food is so good here, we keep coming back. Our favorite is the mezze plate and the lemon garlic chicken main course. Highly recommend this place!Special Features:
- Food here is always deliciousnnn1VIPDined on 6/23/2014I go to this restaurant for dinner every time I go to Seattle. Food is unfailingly delicious; service, always excellent. I wish they would open a branch in Portland, OR, where I live!
- Horrible Servicealyson283VIPDined on 6/5/2014This was probably the worst dining experience I've had in many years. The food was mediocre and overpriced. Although the service started out being fantastic, when one of my friends told the manager that her food was so salty that it was inedible, the manager turned extremely rude and refused to fix the situation. Instead, he insisted that she pay for the food she clearly wasn't going to eat or be banned from the restaurant. Even though I walked in wanting to find a Mediterranean restaurant that I could frequent and bring others to, I cannot recommend a place where the manager and staff do not respond well to customer concerns.
- Mezza for life!FoodiewithabootyDined on 3/20/2014Always love coming here, takes me back to my neighborhood of East Dearborn back in Detroit. Where the Lebanese and Middle Eastern Cuisine dominates! This place is too legit to quit, the Veggie Royal is my personal favorite and the Mezza Platter is a must.Special Features:
- The food here is really well-preparjdeeVIPDined on 2/3/2014The food here is really well-prepared. The vegetarian platter is a taste treat of hummus, baba ganouj, falafel, dolmas, and rice, each with a distinct and very flavorful taste. The garlic shrimp is a garlic-lover's dream. Both times we have been here, service has been charmingly enthusiastic and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistent excellence.decanoVIPDined on 11/14/2013Petra serves superb middle-eastern cuisine with its own special touches. Service is warm, prompt, and professional. This is a place where one can relax and depend on the best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A great find in downtown SeattleILoveFrenchCuisineDined on 9/6/2013This is a lovely addition to the downtown dining scene. More casual and low key than the upscale restaurants around the retail core, but excellent food and top service. This is more of a neighborhood restaurant than fine dining. The food is outstanding and reminds me of the old Mediterranean Kitchen on Queen Anne. The baba ganouj was fabulous. Even though the restaurant was slammed on a Friday night, the service was very efficient and friendly. We didn't have to wait long periods between courses.Special Features:
- Small GemMidnightFrogDined on 8/22/2013Tucked away on a corner away from most of the rest of Belltowns foodie scene, Petra is a small gem. We were looking for something Mediterranean and decided to try Petra over Lola because reservations were available at our preferred time. Most of us had the Ouzi, which was simply spectacular! Yes, we'd go back just for that dish. Alas, we didn't try any small plates but I wish we had. Service was good and always made us feel attended to and the atmosphere was good, but wasn't anything special. I found the restaurant to be cold, so might be good to bring a small jacket to protect from overzealous AC.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too much garlicOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/13/2013We loved our dinners...lamb kebabs and prawn kebabs. Had some great rice on the plate and vegetables. The yogurt sauce on top was to die for. But we got home a few hours later and all we could taste was garlic. Still delicious, but I wouldn't recommend this as a place for a first date.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Mediterranean food!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/9/2013We LOVED, LOVED, LOVED this restaurant!!! I found it through YELP and we ordered Meza tray: Assortment of Hummus, Baba Ghanouje, Labnie, Olives, Falafel, and Dolmathes we also had the Petra Chicken Salad. The chicken is OUTSTANDING and we've tried a lot of Mediterranean food in several cities this is by far the BEST. My 9 year old was in heaven. We arrived around 5:30 and were surprised there was only one table occupied. We weren't sure why it was so empty during dinner time. By 6:15 the place was filled with eager diners and the service was great and fast! Don't miss this place it's a few blocks from the Space Needle too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mediocre serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/19/2013No problems with the reservation. We shared a scallop entree which was reasonable and a salmon kebab that was overlooked. I ordered a second beer and it took forever to arrive. They were not busy enough to explain poor service.Special Features:
- Very goodnah3maticsDined on 5/30/2013My fiance and I went there for a late dinner (about 9pm) and the food was great. I would recommend the Ouzi. Atmosphere was nice the neighborhood was somewhat quiet which made it better. Our server was very helpful and did not rush us out even though the restaurant closed at 930pm. He was very courteous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restaurantZosanDined on 5/6/2013Everything was tasty, service was good and parking was easy in the neighborhood. Would definitely go back.Special Features:
- Delicious DinnerHappyDinerDined on 5/3/2013We have been to this restaurant 3 times now and have had a lovely time each time. The food is delicious. We have tried a number of things including the lamb schwarma, Calamari, dolmades, Baklava and a few of the other main dishes. Everything was yummy and the service quick and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food is incredibly good,OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 4/25/2013The food is incredibly good, so tasty and delicious, that we consider is a must in mid eastern cuisine. Service is good, and Petra is located in a nice neighbourhood.Special Features:
- We went to Petra after wegr8foodVIPDined on 4/22/2013We went to Petra after we decided to try something away from Pike Place Market and it was great. The service was excellent and the food was delicious.Special Features:
- Always wonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/13/2013This was our second visit and it was even better than we remembered! Food, drinks, and staff amazing!Special Features:
- I was blown away by Petra!RyanDined on 1/5/2013I was blown away by Petra! The service was absolutely fantastic, the food was great, and it was a good price. I took my girlfriend there for dinner and though it was busy, I feel like the service was supurb. I recommend this to anyone who likes mediterranean food and is looking for a great atmosphere.Special Features:
- Petra, like the city, is a wonder.gts1VIPDined on 12/7/2012First time eating at Petra. Won't be the last. Had an excellent meal. Party of 6, so we got to taste a variety of dishes. Had the hummus (how can you not) and the scallops, both terrific. The hummus is plentiful for sharing. Entrees included Taste of Africa, chicken & vegetable Shawarmas, lamb Shish Kabob, and Falafel. Every dish was plentiful in portion and robust in flavor. For dessert, we shared the Baklawa sampler with ice cream. A good time was had by all. Petra left us full and satisfied. Petra also won't break the bank.Special Features:
- GREAT JOB! The food was shortCharlieoVIPDined on 12/6/2012GREAT JOB! The food was short 1 star because the chicken I orders was very overcooked and dry. Flavor was awesome and that is the only complaint I have!
- The food was very tasty andOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/1/2012The food was very tasty and our server was outstanding. She was fun, informative and very personable. It always makes for a more pleasurable experience when the server is so great!! And, on Sat evening they have a belly dancer who was fun to watch and stunning.Special Features:
- Love this place. Great flavorsOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/10/2012Love this place. Great flavors and very friendly menu for a gluten-free diner. Yum!Special Features:
- Great veggie options--theOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 10/19/2012Great veggie options--the roast cauliflower was super tasty. The vibe is casual but warm, the service was pleasant and efficient, the food well seasoned and healthy, and the meal reasonably-priced.
- Tasty and IntimateOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/29/2012Delicious food. incredible flavors if you like this type of food. I try to eat there as often as possible. The eggplant dip was perfect as well as the other food. Never disappointed.Go there if you like this kind of food. Small, intimate and authentic. We got extra Baklava to go - home made and also fabulous.Special Features:
- We have been to Petra severalOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/12/2012We have been to Petra several times. It is a delight to have such great food mixed with wonderful service.Special Features:
- Excellent food, upbeat atmosphere,OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/12/2012Excellent food, upbeat atmosphere, superior server, great place to visit with friends.
- I love garlic! and if youOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/8/2012I love garlic! and if you do too then this is the place to feast! this would have been the perfect place to eat family style because the portions are generous and there were lots of interesting dishes to share. I hope to go back with my husband at least and try a few more dishes.Special Features:
- Back to PetraLowellDined on 7/25/2012This was a repeat visit to Petra and we were not disappointed. We were greeted as soon as we entered and our table was ready for us. The service was pleasant and efficient, with a very sweet and conscientious server. The only slight negative was that they did not have a second bottle of the white wine we ordered. It always surprises me - I guess it shouldn't - that when a place has a very short wine list they don't have depth in stock. We enjoyed the mezze tray and the pita was excellent. The three of us enjoyed our entrees and agreed that it was an excellent meal and pleasant evening. We shall return.
- Excellent Food! Don't miss it!RhishiVIPDined on 7/6/2012Absolutely fabulous food Decent ambience Reasonable prices. Oh the food!!!! I can go there everyday. The mediterranean staples are just awesome. The rice is to die for.Special Features:
- Good food, friendly serviceRhishiVIPDined on 7/3/2012Very friendly service. Really good food if you are a vegetarian. The baba ghanouj, dolma and pita were great. The wine list is quite good. The falafel was okay and the chicken was not super juicy. Portions are huge so be careful while ordering. They were not hugely crowded even on Friday evening and it was easy to get a table.Special Features:
- Yum!!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/29/2012Anything you order here is going to be delicious. Most entrees come with either soup or salad so their price per entree is a deal!Special Features:
- The babaganouj and hummusOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/26/2012The babaganouj and hummus are the best we've found in the city! Petra can be both romantic and kid-friendly. For kid-friendly go Sat night between 7 and 7:30 for the bellydancer. For romantic, go any other night.Special Features:
- Petra is not far from downtownMJ2EVIPDined on 5/18/2012Petra is not far from downtown Seattle but feels worlds away. Wonderful authentic Mediterranean food in a small, unpretentious setting. Try the hummus!Special Features:
- First time visiting PetraSamiazmachadoVIPDined on 5/12/2012First time visiting Petra Mediterranean Bistro, though I had heard great things about the restaurant. We were seated promptly and given some time to look at menu/drink options. Our server was very respectful and occasionally checked on us. The belly dancing show was a wonderful touch. The Taste of Africa and Lamb Kebabos were delicious. Will definitely go agaain.Special Features:
- Our experience at Petra wasOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/11/2012Our experience at Petra was fine, but certainly nothing like the reviews I read. Perhaps we are spoiled with Turkuaz in Madrona. Portions were generous and food was fine. Staff was mediocre at best. We wont go back, but it was an ok dinner.
- Fit for a table of foodies!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/5/2012Petra was a wonderful find for our foodie group while visiting Seartle. They accommodated our group of 6 (and a larger group of 14 was dining at the same time!) in this cozy little bistro. The owner came out and talked with us - he was charming. The service was attentive & polite but not overbearing. The best part was, however, the food. Everything we had in our group was excellent, but honestly the lentil soup was the most amazing thing on the menu. It was simple & perfect. Will definitely go again when in town. The neighborhood is great & the walk is nice from downtown hotels. Grab a latte from the coffee house across the street & enjoy the walk back after dinner.Special Features:
- Love that yummy foodOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 5/5/2012Fabulous food, friendly informative waiter, just slow in getting the check.Special Features:
- The hummus alone is worthOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/4/2012The hummus alone is worth the trip! None better in the city!Special Features:
- Great Jordanian Food, HospitalitydecanoVIPDined on 4/20/2012Petra is one of the very best places in Seattle near the Seattle Center and Queen Anne neighborhoods. The Jordanian-inspired food is absolutely wonderful, the service is kind and gracious, and every care is taken to make one feel comfortable and relaxed. I return there often and am grateful to be able to do so.Special Features:


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City Matters: Another storm, another chance to do your part for your city to do the right thing
Last month, I wrote about a 19th-century state Supreme Court decision that said New Hampshire residents have a constitutional right not to shovel their sidewalk. I called it silly.
Reactions were swift and generally fell into two categories:
• Beware New Hampshire: Any government big enough to force us to shovel our sidewalk is big enough to take our guns.
-- Meet Isaac Blodgett, the Supreme Court justice, who in 1898 — long before there were cars — wrote that laws requiring people to shovel their sidewalks were unconstitutional.
A sidewalk-shovel law, he wrote, was like a tax, because it demanded something of its residents, just as a tax does.
"This is extortion and inequality, pure and simple — and it is nothing else," the decision reads.
Under Blodgett's logic, people with more sidewalk were being overtaxed. ("The tyranny of a corner lot!" he might say.)
But that's preposterous. Note the two houses on Elm Street. The mansion at left fetched $11,200 for the city last year in taxes. Under Blodgett's reasoning, it should be taxed at $7,800, the amount paid by its more modest neighbor. In fact, every property in Manchester should be taxed the same. Then everything would be equal and fair. (Pretty socialistic if you ask me.)
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No sidewalk-shovel law means no respect for sidewalks, which means situations such as this. This is a sidewalk on Bowman Street, a narrow street on the West Side of Manchester. The owner of the car obviously thinks it's fine to park on the sidewalk.
And while the city can't force its residents to shovel sidewalks, city ordinances do prohibit people from shoveling, plowing, or snow-blowing snow onto sidewalks. Just like the city prohibits shoveling snow onto city streets.
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Some warn that a homeowner who does the conscientious thing and shovels his sidewalk opens himself to liability. Just let an ungrateful pedestrian slip, and the victim will end up suing and owning your house. In Massachusetts, I hear, lawyers lurk behind snowbanks to find easy clients.
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When I suggested the idea of a sidewalk shovel law, many city residents say it isn't needed. Why? Because the city already does it.
"It saves me a lot of back-breaking work," McCarty said of the machine. We could have a learned discussion about government overreach, but when someone's shoveling a foot of snow off city property, it's not the time to wax on about self-reliance and limited government.
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Many think this discussion is unnecessary. What's the need for sidewalks in New Hampshire anyway? Most places don't have sidewalks, and everyone has a car.
On Amory Street, 65-year-old Richard Rousseau preferred the slush of the street to deep snow of the sidewalk. The retiree said he walks facing traffic, and the only people who splash him with slush are cars full of kids. As for the sidewalk? No way; he's slipped and hurt his back on unshoveled sidewalks.
Mark Hayward's City Matters appears Thursdays in the New Hampshire Union Leader and UnionLeader.com. He can be reached at email@example.com.
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Last season, I was lucky enough to experience Thunder games at the 'Peake from two different vantage points: front row floor seats and last row Loud City seats. Before getting into the pros/cons of these seats, I'm sure you gUrls have a few questions, and as always, I'm happy to answer them.
"'Loud City'? What's that?"
The entire Chesapeake Energy Arena has been nicknamed "Loud City" because it is one of the loudest arenas in the NBA. There's also a seating area within the 'Peake that is technically named "Love's Loud City" (sponsored by Love's travel stops*) and affectionately nicknamed "Loud City" or "the nose bleeds".
"What's the point of this blog post? Floor seats are the best. Definitely better than Loud City, right?"
Not necessarily. There are pros and cons to both seating locations. So many pros and cons that this will be a multi-part series. So before you drop your life savings on season tickets next to the real MVP (KD's mom), continue reading.
Part 1: Pros/Cons of.... THE VIEW
Floor Seats
I recently took a trip with a friend to NYC and saw several Broadway musicals. One show starred Idina Menzel ("Adele Dazeem"/the voice of Elsa). We bought front row tickets because I wanted to be as close to Idina as her security guy would allow. So for two hours, I sat directly below her. I was looking up Idina's nose. I could see her dental work. It was an amazing experience, but sometimes close can be too close.
The view while sitting in front row floor seats is incredible. You get to see all of your favorite Thunder players up close and personal (ahem, unless they're injured). You see the sweat on their brow. You hear them encouraging each other, yelling at each other, getting sassy with the refs… But sometimes close is too close.
Remember that sweat on their brow? Yeah, that sweat is also getting on you sometimes. When you yell at Perkins to get it together and make an easy jump shot, he can actually hear you. And then he looks at you and things get awkward real fast. There's no way you're getting the big picture of the game. Your focus has to stay directly on the ball because there's a decent chance it could hit you in the face (check in for a later post on "Risk of Injury").
Loud City
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The view from Loud City is crappy. I rarely use the word "tippy", but Loud City is at the "tippy top" of the 'Peake. To actually see what's going on, you need binoculars or you watch the jumbotron. But there's a major pro here: you can yell whatever the heck you want at Perk because he can't see you and there's absolutely no way he can hear you!!!**
*We were in no way compensated for mentioning Love's travel stops, but we are not above it if anyone were to offer.
**My apologies to Vanity Perkins. I really do love your husband.


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Although the National Black Theatre Festival (NBTF) has been in Winston-Salem for many years, this is the first year that I attended a play. I thought it would be excellent and I was not disappointed. What did I love about the NBTF? Well, it has everything to do with the actors/actresses. The professionals that attend/participate in the festival are theatre lovers. These are theatre lovers that may have landed a roll on TV or in the movies, but if you think about it, theatre is the foundation for all of the commercial hype. Ok, it's the difference between a person going to school for Broadcasting or Journalism vs. a person having an opportunity to have a radio show because they've excelled in a different aspect of their life. Let me make the distinction very clear. Celebrities who just happen to end up in the movies are different than actors from the theatre. Professional athletes would be most like theatre actors. These are people who enjoy the craft and do it whether they get paid or not. It's not about the money, it's about the art of acting.
I love the NBTF actors/actresses because they are down to earth real people. It's not at all about celebrity with them. It's about the art of their craft. Being with them would probably be like being with Obama, without the security, because he knows he's with his people.
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If a character is seen failing at a skill to begin with, the climax is going to depend on them getting it right.
At the beginning of the story, the protagonist attempts to demonstrate a skill, and fails dismally. This is a sure sign that at the climax they're going to save the day by attempting this skill again and getting it right (usually for the first time ever). A sister trope of Chekhov's Skill and Chekhov's Hobby, in which the protagonist mentions or demonstrates that they can do something which will turn out to be valuable later. Crisis Makes Perfect is when the protagonist demonstrates that they can't do something right up until everything depends on them being able to. Compare Becoming the Boast, where a character who has been boasting about their ability all story is called on to demonstrate it, admits they can't, and then has to do it anyway; Die or Fly, where a crisis brings out a previously-unsuspected ability; and One Bullet Left, another trope demonstrating that the hero can do amazing things when the climax of the story depends on it.
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Grammy-winning rapper Kanye West has cleared his name from reports which claim he demanded New Yorkers to stop supporting Louis Vuitton in light of treatment he received from the renowned high-end line.
According to Mr. West, he never suggested people should boycott the company but acknowledged pointing out LV is not as prevalent today as in past times.
Kanye West did not call for a Louis Vuitton boycott. In a radio interview with Sway on Tuesday, November 26, the rap mogul denied that he told fans to stop buying products from the luxury brand. He said, "It's a misconception that I said boycott Louis Vuitton." Kanye, however, additionally suggested that the label was no longer relevant. "You can't boycott Louis Vuitton. I wouldn't tell nobody to boycott a brand that ain't nobody even thinking about no more. Nobody thinking about buying no Louis Vuitton. That brand old. Nobody thinking about that brand. I wouldn't say boycott that brand. I'm talking about some relevancy," he continued. (Ace Showbiz)
Photos of Mr. West and fiancée Kim Kardashian with Louis Vuitton luggage surfaced online this week.
He recently called on his fans to boycott Louis Vuitton after being snubbed by the firm's vice-president Yves Carcelle. However, someone clearly didn't get the memo as Kanye West and Kim Kardashian's staff were spotted loading the couple's luggage into a car in New York on Tuesday and a LV tote bag and suitcase were among the belongings. It is unclear if the luggage belongs to Kanye or his fiancé but after the rapper's outburst against the brand, it is surprising the two items weren't immediately banished. (Daily Mail)
A few days ago, reports of Mr. West calling out Louis Vuitton and asking for a temporary boycott hit the 'net.
Kanye West just ordered all of New York City to stop buying Louis Vuitton … STAT! Kanye was on 92.3 NOW radio station moments ago when he handed down the edict, saying, "Everybody in New York City right now, don't buy any Louis Vuitton until after January." Kanye says he's trying to make a point to the head of Louis Vuitton, Yves Carcelle, who refused to meet with the rapper the last time he was in Paris. Kanye's point … Yeezy's got power and influence … and he's using it to teach Frenchie a lesson. FYI, Kanye's been on an anti-fashion crusade recently, claiming the world's top designers have essentially blackballed him from the industry because he's a black rapper. The crosses Yeezus has to bear. (TMZ)
The reports followed Kanye breaking big news of going into partnership with mega sneaker retailer Adidas.
"I gotta get my money up to another level because it ain't on Jay Z level," Kanye said in an interview. "It ain't on Diddy level yet. … The old me, without a daughter, might have taken the Nike deal because I just love Nike so much, blah blah blah. But the new me, with a daughter, takes the Adidas deal because I have royalties and I have to provide for my family. Whatever's official, non-official, what y'all are gonna see is I am going to be the Tupac of product. It ain't no Tupac of rap except for Tupac. … My designs are based on what I grew up on in hip-hop. My references be like, 'Girl shaped like Kim.' Not these skinny, trying to look like a boy-type models that they try to put on the runway in fashion. My reference is Nas and Mobb Deep. … I'm gonna be the first hip-hop designer and because of that, I'm going to be bigger than Wal-Mart." ("The Angie Martinez Show")
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Photographer Who Took Obama Selfie Picture Says We're All Reading It WrongDecember 12, 2013 // 0 Comments
The man who took the infamous picture showing President Obama posing for a selfiesaid Wednesday that the world was getting a very skewed interpretation of his snapshot.
Roberto Schmidt, a photojournalist for Agence France-Presse, caught Obama goofing around with British prime minister David Cameron and Danish prime minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt at the memorial for Nelson Mandela. The moment landed on front pages around the world, with many titles criticizing the leaders for making such a display at a serious event.
Websites everywhere also noticed that Michelle Obama seemed far from pleased at her husband's conduct, and at his laughing conversation with the pretty Thorning-Schmidt.
"It seems that the frosty faced First Lady was so unimpressed with her husband's behavior that she eventually put an end to the fun," the Daily Mail wrote.
Schmidt, though, said that everyone was getting the moment all wrong.
"I later read on social media that Michelle Obama seemed to be rather peeved on seeing the Danish prime minister take the picture," he wrote on the AFP blog. "But photos can lie. In reality, just a few seconds earlier the first lady was herself joking with those around her, Cameron and Schmidt included. Her stern look was captured by chance."
Schmidt also said that Obama's behavior was in keeping with the general mood at the service:
All around me in the stadium, South Africans were dancing, singing and laughing to honor their departed leader…the atmosphere was totally relaxed – I didn't see anything shocking in my viewfinder, president of the US or not.
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Arizona State Sun Devils
Will Sutton, ASU defense putting focus on stopping the run
CAMP TONTOZONA -- As good as Arizona State's defense was a year ago, it lacked in one area: rush defense.
"That's our big focus," head coach Todd Graham said when talking about trying to improve a defense that was the best in the country in tackles for loss, second in sacks per game and third stopping the pass.
But it was stopping the run where the Sun Devils struggled the most.
In Graham's first season, ASU allowed 182.85 rushing yards per game, which ranked 10th in the Pac-12 and 81st nationally.
"If you ask me, the number-one factor on rush defense was just the lack of depth," he said.
That's since changed, according to Graham.
Not only is his team deeper in year two, but bigger, stronger and faster.
"We used Will (Sutton) as an example," Graham said. "He's 305 pounds and night-and-day stronger in the weight room. I don't know how many guys we have (that can) power clean over 300 pounds. We've never had a group like this that has developed like they have."
Sutton is the leader of the group that includes Jaxon Hood and Gannon Conway along the defensive line.
A consensus All-American and the 2012 Pac-12 Pat Tillman Defensive Player of the Year, Sutton was listed at 288 pounds a year ago. He's now tipping the scales anywhere between 305 and 315 pounds.
"Just hitting the weight room; been eating better," he said. "I guess when you eat better and lift real well you gain weight. It's good weight. It's not bad weight. That's a good thing, so...feeling good."
Sutton, who said he has "no regrets" about turning his back on the NFL to return for his senior year, agreed with his coach -- stopping the run is key to having a successful season.
"That's the number-one thing. That's it. That's all we need to do," Sutton said. "Once we stop the run -- because people already know what we can do in the pass game. We were top-three in almost everything when it came to the pass: sacks, interceptions and pass defense. We don't have to worry about the pass, we'll get to that quarterback. It's just stopping the run."
The ASU defense will be tested early with three of the first five opponents. Wisconsin, Stanford and Notre Dame all ranked in the top 50 in the nation in rushing offense.
Sutton, who can find his name on six 2013 preseason award watch lists, is embracing the spotlight calling the double and triple teams he undoubtedly will face a "better challenge for me."
He then added, "If I don't make plays, I don't make plays. Just as long as my teammates are making plays and we're getting Ws, that's all I carry about."
Said Graham about his stud defensive tackle, "I really believe he's a lot better than he was last year."
Just as the run defense should be better.
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By Deal W. Hudson and Keith A. Fournier
11/6/2012 (2 years ago)
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The First Freedom, Religious Freedom, is at risk in this election. Catholics believe that the Gospel of Jesus Christ demands a response which goes beyond the walls of our Church buildings. We are our brother and sister's keeper. We do not reach out to people in need because they are Catholic. We reach out to people in need because we are Catholic.
By Deal W. Hudson and Keith A. Fournier
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11/6/2012 (2 years ago)
Published in Politics & Policy
Keywords: campaign 2012, Edith Stein, St Theresa Benedicta of the Cross, Faithful Citizenship, Romney, Ryan, Obama, Biden, Catholic vote, common good Deal W Hudson, Keith A Fournier
WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - On Tuesday, November 6, 2012, citizens of the United States of America will vote. We have spent the last forty days urging Catholics, other Christians, other people of faith and all people of good will to vote in a manner which respects life, family, freedom - including religious freedom - promotes solidarity, respects subsidiarity and advances the true common good.
We will both cast our vote in a manner which we believe reflects a fully informed Catholic conscience and demonstrates what the US bishops have called faithful citizenship. With all the talk about conscience these days we must all be reminded that consciences must be properly formed in accordance with the truth as revealed in the Natural Law and taught by the Church.
We have known each other for many years. We have stood in the trenches together on some of the great causes which surround this hour in history. We both wanted to make sure that no matter what the outcome of this election, we had done all we could to effect the fundamental change we believe is required. That is why we joined together to write these articles.
Of course, we both know that politics alone will not heal the malady at the root of the decline of the West. That will take a profound conversion of hearts. However, we know political participation is an essential part of living out the Christian vocation to be light, leaven and salt in a culture which desperately needs all three.
Today we end this series of articles - but we do not end our work together.
No matter what the outcome of this election, our task stretches before us. We will do everything we can to ensure that the truths and the principles found within the treasury of Catholic Social Doctrine, authentically understood and applied, are offered as yeast for the loaf of culture and inform future citizen participation for the true common good.
The outcome of this election will simply determine where we stand as Catholic citizens going forward in the political climate and help us to best map a strategy. However, make no mistake, no matter what the results of this election, it signals a beginning. Stay tuned for further announcements and invitations.
The First Freedom, Religious Freedom, is at risk in this election. Catholics believe that the Gospel of Jesus Christ demands a response which goes beyond the walls of our Church buildings. We are our brother and sister's keeper. We do not reach out to people in need because they are Catholic. We reach out to people in need because we are Catholic.
The HHS Edict through which the Affordable care Act is to be applied is a violation of the Free Exercise of Religion protected under the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. That Right to Religious Freedom has been called the "FIRST FREEDOM" in the American tradition for good reason. It is about much more than a freedom to worship.
If this Mandate is not rescinded, it would require all employers, including Catholic and other religious employers, to cover sterilization, abortion inducing drugs, and contraception in their health care plans or face the boot of fines and penalties. The alleged "exemption" offered for "religious employers" is a fraud. It would limit the great outreaches of our Church by requiring us to limit whom we serve and who does the serving.
The fines and penalties imposed upon our Church for noncompliance - and we cannot and will not comply - could have the practical result of closing many outreaches, ministries and institutions of care and compassion. This HHS Mandate not only injures the Church and religious institutions it injures American society. It harms the common good.
The Document on Religious Liberty promulgated by the Second Vatican Council affirms the proper understanding of Religious Freedom in the teaching of the Catholic Church. Its importance has been reaffirmed and re-emphasized repeatedly in the face of this unconstitutional mandate issued by Health and Human Services in the implementation of the Affordable care Act (aka "Obamacare").
This line from the ducument is a quick summary, "The right to religious freedom must be recognized in the juridical order and sanctioned as a civil right." (DH #422) As Catholic citizens we affirm that Positive law must reflect the Natural Law. This HHS Mandate is an unjust law because it violates civil rights and denies the Natural Law Human Right to Religious Freedom.
It is interesting that the HHS mandate came one day after Pope Benedict XVI addressed a group of US Bishops during their 2012 ad limina visit to Rome. He warned them of the growth of radical secularism in the United States and the accompanying threats to the fundamental Right to Religious Freedom so integral to the American experiment in ordered liberty.
A robust understanding of religious freedom is a vital part of the understanding of freedom upon which the American founders built this Nation. It is also included in their insistence that there are inalienable rights, endowed upon us all by a Creator, which cannot be taken away by any civil government. The American founders fled religious liberty violations in their own native lands.
With this HHS Mandate, the Federal Government of the United States is trying to force the Catholic Church, other Christians, and other people of faith to act against deeply held religious convictions and violate conscience. Our claim that such an edict is an unjust law is rooted in the western understanding of the nature of law itself. The HHS mandate is no law at all and must be resisted if it is not rescinded. The results of this Presidential election will determine what we must do.
A heroic priest friend offered us the following excerpt from one of our heroes, Edith Stein - St Theresa Benedicta of the Cross - over this past weekend. These compelling words were contained within a letter she wrote to Pope Pius XI on April 21, 1933 asking him to take up a position against the Jewish persecution by the Nazi government:
"All of us who are faithful children of the Church and who have carefully examined the situation in Germany fear that public estimation for the Church will suffer gravely if the silence continues any longer. We are convinced that this silence will, in the long run, not be able to buy peace from the present German government."
"The conflict against Catholicism will, for the time being, continue in a quiet and less brutal way than the conflict against Judaism, but it will be no less systematic. Before long, no Catholic will occupy a government position in Germany unless he accepts the new policies unconditionally" (Source: The Stein Sisters, p. 69, quoting Der Pilger: Bistumblatt der Diosese Speyer 8 (February 23, 2003).)
Edith Stein, St Theresa Benedicta of the Cross, presents a model of heroic resistance and virtue. She sought to bring the light of truth into the darkness of a regime promoting a culture of death and institutionalizing a disdain for human dignity and denial of fundamental human rights. She underscores that we cannot remain silentwhen confronted by the threats we currently face.
We certainly hope for results from this US election which will give us the time we need to slow the cultural decline in this Nation. Our task is to build a culture of life and civilization of love on a firm foundation of true and authentic freedom. This will serve the common good of all.
The wise sage of the Old Testament Book of Ecclesiastes reminded us, "There is an appointed time for everything, and a time for every affair under the heavens." For Faithful Catholic Citizens, this is a time to pray, a time to vote, and a time to get to work.
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- Publisher: Aksys Games
- Release Date: Oct 18, 2010
The story begins with Zero the protagonist making his living as an independent contractor. One day he is investigating a certain site. It is there that he finds a mysterious stone infused with a powerful magic known as the Core Elemental. As he takes on more and more jobs to investigate other locations, he discovers more and more Core Elemental stones. On his travels, he begins to encounter the Human Genomes-new creatures created by God to replace mankind.
One thirsts for power.
One desires only the eradication of mankind.
And one hopes to retrieve what he has lost.
To get what they desire, each one appears before our protagonist. Through his battles against the Human Genomes, our protagonist begins to learn the truth about the secret of his birth, and before long finds himself at the very place where he was born…
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- Genre(s): Fantasy
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Jan 5, 2011There are more little gripes with the game, but nothing game-breaking or truly miserable. It's the larger issues in gameplay, combined with an almost indifferent attitude to plot, character, and story that send this game into the realm of nigh-unplayability.
Jun 22, 2012With splintered gameplay, a poor plot, little direction, and some so-so presentation, this is one for JSRPG super fans only.
Jul 11, 2012Accelate started on my good side, with a respectable combat system that rewarded players willing to flesh out the combo mechanics. However, a poor tutorial system and that ridiculous search mechanic twisted the game from fun to downright annoying – no game should cause you to grind a stupid amount to see the next part of the main story - and fed me the answer that I didn't want to hear.
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