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The mystery surrounding the man behind the anti-Islamic video that sparked violence in the Middle East has taken another strange turn.
After being arrested yesterday in Los Angeles for allegedly violating probation, the man gave yet another name in a string of aliases he has used. Nakoula Nakoula told a judge his real name was Mark Youseff, and said he'd been using that name since 2002.
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Nakoula was convicted of check fraud in 2010 and sentenced to 21 months in prison. He was barred from using computers or the Internet for five years without approval from his probation officer.
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The Subcontinent
Congress Emerges Victorious in Indian Elections Upset
By M.M. Ali
India's new Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (l) speakes with Congress Party president Sonia Gandhi after taking his oath of office May 22 at the Presidential Palace in New Delhi. Singh, a Sikh, is the country's first non-Hindu prime minister (AFP photo/Raveendran).
THE INDIAN electorate has taken almost everyone by surprise. Perhaps the only winners were the London bookmakers. There's no doubt that the big loser was Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, who, relying on the advice of such right-wingers as L.K. Advani, Murli Manohar Joshi and Bal Thackeray, and trusting the Hindu acharayas (priests) called for early elections. Even the savviest of India's political pundits had figured that the prime minister's Bharathiya Janata Party (BJP) was invincible and would sweep the elections, riding high on the tide of economic growth, India's emerging stature in world affairs and its peace overtures with Pakistan. They could not have been more wrong, however.
Not only did election results disgrace the BJP, but the Indian National Congress has emerged, phoenixlike, as parliament's single largest party. Even the right-wing politics of groups such as Bajrang Dal, Vishwa Hindu Parishad and the Jan Sangh, which had divided India along communal lines, were unsuccessful. The urban hi-tech industries, which had attracted much foreign investment, proved to be inadequate in the face of the widespread poverty, illiteracy and economic deprivation in the country's hinterland, where the majority of Indians live.
As it turned out, the message of the Indian elections is that, in "the world's largest democracy," urban glitter was defeated by the drudgery that remains widespread in rural India. A glaring example of this was provided by the voters of Andhra Pradesh, who threw out of office Chief Minister Chandra Babu Naidu, who had been instrumental in developing Hyderabad as a hi-tech city, bringing in investors like Bill Gates. All this urban growth, however, had taken place while nothing was done to alleviate the rampant poverty and illiteracy in the rural areas, where some 3,000 farmers reportedly have committed suicide in the past two years. Results were similar in other cities such as Bangalore and Bombay.
The election results not only stunned the BJP, but have taken the Congress totally unprepared. The only undeniable reality is that no single party can form a government by itself. Indeed, coalition governance appears to be the norm in Indian politics. With the help of Mulayam Singh Yadhav of Uttar Pradesh and Laloo Prasad Yadhav of Behar, and with left-wing groups offering support, however, Congress has been able to form the government in Delhi.
When it comes to their own, Indians who otherwise are very democratic and progressive can become bigoted and reactionary. Forgetting that the first head of state after independence in 1947 was a Britisher, Lord Louis Mountbattan—who stayed in office until he rushed back home to become First Lord of Admirality in England—and that even L.K. Advani, deputy prime minister in the last regime, was born in Pakistan, BJP leaders launched an ugly campaign against Sonia Gandhi because she was foreign-born. In order to maintain unity in the ranks and not allow the defeated parties to distract the nation, the Italian-born Congress leader and widow of assassinated Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi decided not to accept the office of prime minister. She offered it instead to Congress stalwart Manmohan Singh.
This is a sad story in the otherwise bright political picture. BJP has left India polarized between its Hindu majority and vast minorities. Its Hindutva agenda has not disappeared, and can always stage a comeback and disrupt the country. With Vajpayee consigned to a political backseat, it would surprise no one if BJP hard-liners harass Congress by launching street demonstrations demanding action on the Hindu agenda ("saffronization"). Some Indian Muslims who joined the BJP in hopes of becoming part of the winning side today look like political opportunists who lost their bet.
The new Congress government certainly has its hands full, however. While it must go easy on the issue of privatization and keep its left-wing partners satisfied, it also must develop its own multi-party agenda and keep the deprived minorities within its fold. Agriculture must have top priority.
The main lesson to be learned from the Indian election results is that, regardless of the system's weaknesses, periodic elections do create an increasingly ingrained political culture and will produce positive results over time. As we currently are seeing in Delhi, until we can come up with a better and more efficient political mechanism, a peaceful transfer of power through the ballot box is the most civilized way to change governments. India deserves to be congratulated on this score.
Dr. Manmohan Singh, a graduate of Cambridge and Oxford and a former finance minister, is a highly respected man who understands the economics and the politics of India. He also realizes that he is prime minister by default. It was Sonia Gandhi's sagacity and graciousness that averted a dirty and divisive opposition campaign already being fomented by the BJP leadership. By declining the office of prime minister, Sonia has enhanced her political stature and is now Delhi's formost kingmaker—as evidenced by the fact that her nominee for parliamentary speaker, the Communist Party's S. Chatterji, was approved by the Lokh Sabha.
Along with strong Congress leaders, Singh needs to include some non-Congress heavyweights in his cabinet. He also must reorganize the Congress party on regional lines and build an organizational hierarchy.
Domestically, he has the needed acumen to restructure India's economic and finance sectors. Here, again, Singh must make peace with the industrial houses that in recent years rushed ahead with privatization. To be sure, foreign investment is necessary—but not at the cost of neglecting the majority of rural Indians who live off the land.
The BJP's component parties—especially the likes of Vishwa Hindu Parishad, the Bajrang Dal, Rashtrya Sawem Sewak Sang, the Shiv Sena and Jan Sangh—have agitated and spread hatred between communities. Since the 1990s, when Congress' internal weaknesses catapulted BJP into power, the former ruling parties have tried to tamper with India's history, portraying Muslims and Christians as villains. That process must be reversed. The youth of India deserve a more objective education.
External affairs played a small role in India's democratic regime change. It was deomestic reality that evicted the BJP. Manmohan Singh must meet the challenge facing the country. Fortunately, he has the team to do it.
Afghanistan Remains Unsettled
It is not only in Iraq that things have not gone as Washington had anticipated. The situation in Afghanistan remains equally unsettled, especially on the military and political fronts. U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan and neocon cabalist Zalmay Khalilzad (see April 2003 Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, p. 12) in effect acknowledged that it had been a mistake on America's part to walk away from the region following the withdrawal of Soviet forces. British Prime Minister Tony Blair has made a similar acknowledgment. The civil strife that ensued caused Afghanistan to split among several tribal loyalties, broadly divided between the north and the south.
The rise of the Taliban—another byproduct of U.S. assistance—introduced religious extremism in the country. Primarily Pashtuns (the country's largest ethnic group) from the south, their ascension to power exacerbated the split with the north and its largely Uzbek, Hazara and Turkmenistan population. Following the tragic events of 9/11, the U.S. decided to go after the Taliban and the al-Qaeda leadership. Today the Taliban are scattered, and largely vanquished.
The interim government under Hamid Karzai is trying its best to restore order. In the north, however, regional warlords like Abdul Rasheed Dostam and Ismael Khan have set up their own fiefdoms and continue to defy Kabul. Karzai is constantly engaged in trying to cool down military resistance there, and has attempted on several occasions to reach a compromise with the various warlords.
In the south, the Taliban and remnants of al-Qaeda have found shelter in the region between Pakistan and Afghanistan. U.S. forces have had to go after the Taliban several times in recent weeks, and Pakistani troops have even been conducting military operations in the Wazirastan area to try and curb al-Qaeda. Islamabad, too, has had to come to terms with local tribal chiefs, on whom it is now depending to hand over non-Pakistanis hiding in the Federally Adminstered Tribal Area (FATA). This reflects how difficult the region is even for established governments with a strong military force.
The essential issues facing Afghanistan are maintaining peace, reorganizing the economy, and establishing a democratic government through elections. Each is a challenge, and has defied realization. Despite the fact that NATO forces have been deployed to assist Karzai, peace remains elusive. Nor has the administration in Kabul been able to develop a viable economy to replace the farming of poppy, which remains the country's major cash crop. The heroin extracted from the poppy seeds is shipped to the outside world in huge quantities—but the options for Afghan farmers are very limited. It is evident that, in many cases, even American troops look the other way.
The holding of promised elections this coming September also is a very daunting matter. A tribal society that traditionally has operated through the Jirga system has yet to learn all the the nuances of elections. Moreover, thus far less than one-sixth of the voting population has been registered. The challenge is especially serious in the case of the female population, which has remained completely cut off from public life for centuries.
While American frustrations are evident, its stated ambition to transform a medieval society into a modern one cannot be achieved through surgical military operations in a matter of months. Given the chaos that has characterized Afghanistan for the past two decades, it will take at least a few more years to restore peace and order.
The more recent U.S. experience in Iraq, of course, is not helping anyone in Afghanistan.
As Usual, Pakistan Has Its Hands Full
Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, has had to step back in FATA, where he had deployed his army to capture foreign elements that had joined al-Qaeda and reportedly were hiding in South Waziristan—a very difficult terrain where normal civil administration always has been nominal and tribal chiefs have ruled. It remains so even today.
Nor have domestic politics made much headway. Clearly encouraged by Musharraf, however, several splinter groups have rejoined the official Muslim League. This may be because current indications are that the way is being paved for Musharraf to become president of the League when he is ready to retire from the army. The latter eventuality is debatable, of course—especially when and how it will happen. Should it in fact come to pass, it would be a case of history repeating itself, the original player being Field Marshall Ayub Khan.
Yet another controversial formality is the appointment of Maulana Fazlur Rahman of the Mutahidda Majlis Amal (MMA) as leader of the opposition in the National Assembly. The decision by the Commonwealth of Nations to restore Pakistan's membership, on the other hand, has created no great excitement in the country. As a matter of fact, Musharraf has objected to the condition attached to the Commonwealth's decision that he cease wearing his military uniform.
In an exclusive, nationally televised interview designed to silence the rumor mill, President Musharraf disclosed that some low-level military and air force personnel were involved in the recent failed assassination attempts on him. Promising an open military trial of the suspects in custody, Musharraf said the mastermind of the attempts still is in hiding and has yet to be arrested. A May 28 Washington Post report identified the man as one Amjad Farooqi—also said to be the person who killed Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.
Karachi's law-and-order crisis that had subsided in recent years once again has reared its head—sometimes in the form of plain criminal acts, other times as sectarian riots. Several recent bombings there, in fact, have been attributed to al-Qaeda groups. Pakistan, it seems, finds its hands always full. If it is not external affairs that consume its attention, domestic matters keep the government busy. While one hopes that, with India's Congress party now in power, regional relations, at least, will be much more peaceful, one is soon enough reminded that nothing is predictable in South Asia.
Prof. M.M. Ali is a specialist on South Asia based in the Washington, DC area.


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We bring you the full 2011 BMW Model Year ordering guide (in PDF) for all 2011 models. This guide lists ALL start of production dates, available options, colors, packages, and related notes for every single BMW model for 2011.
Overall, the 2011 BMW models are not significantly changed. The new models are the BMW 5-series and Alpina B7 along with LCI updates to the 3-series coupe and convertible. See inside for 2011 BMW models pricing and details.
It seems BMWs Concept ActiveE isnt just a showcar. Following their sucessful MINI-e lease program in the US BMW will start a similar program for the electric 1-series. This means that the car will be available in select cities and you will have to apply to own the car.
The actual number of cars which will be available is unknown. But if history is any guide it wont exactly be easy to get your hands on the … CONTINUED
Here is an update to the previously reported N55 equiped 135i. More wallpapers of the coupe and convertible have been released by BMW and they are here for your desktop needs.
Changes to the 1-Series in 2011 confirm what has been widely speculated:
Engine change to the new TwinScroll Single Turbo 6-cylinder engine (N55)
300lb-ft @ 1200-5000
Now with Valvetronic
New 7-Speed DCT is now optional
Optional Harmon Kardon sound system now available
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Alrighty folks, the crew over at BimmerFile have strong evidence that the 2011 1er will offer a 7 speed Dual Clutch Transmission as an option. They are sure that a 6 speed manual transmission will remain. Many have speculated that a DCT would only be offered in the upcoming performance variant of the 1 series. It would feature the same transmission from the current Z4 and a few European-market BMW products. Strong birdies have pointed at the builds … CONTINUED
Great (and surprising) news for 1-series owners: pricing for the entire range of 1-series BMW Performance parts have been reduced. New pricelist inside.
Here is BMWs first official commercial for the new Concept ActiveE car, based off the 1-series coupe.
Here is the official release and technical info behind the ActiveE: http://www.1addicts.com/forums/showthread.php?t=332082
Nice! Hope the ActiveE gets introduced in other BMW lineup.
BMW Concept ActiveE
BMWs vision for the future of the megacity vehicle, dubbed Project-i (Isetta?) comes in the form of this 1-series coupe modified to run on electricity.
For the next major autoshow on schedule, the International Autoshow at Detroit, BMW will bring this car to follow-up the VisionED concept car.
BMW maintains its goals of combining the green energy push with its own motto of "sheer driving pleasure" or "joy". They have aimed to make … CONTINUED
The crew at WSTO is back with an improved version of their project 135i featuring new quad exhaust, carbon fiber diffuser, Advan RZ wheels and new matte black racing stripes. Check out the stunning new photos of this project car.
The 1-series and X5 have won Best Resale Value awards from Kelley Blue Book and a Residual Value Award from ALG, and the M3 is one of the Top 10 cars with Best Resale Value according to Kelley Blue Book
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- 24/7
- adj. The window of time in which systems are most vulnerable to attack
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- An alternate spelling for "CISO"
- Biometrics
- Strong authentication mechanism that streamlines insider attacks
- Bot
- See "Zombie"
- Business case
- A creative writing project, the quality of which is directly proportional to your security budget
- Client/server
- Two types of easily hacked computers
- Clean desk policy
- What document users admit to ignoring during your intellectual property theft investigation
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- The three great myths of the Internet Age
- Crackers
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- Cryptography
- The science of applying a complex set of mathematical algorithms to sensitive data with the aim of making Bruce Schneier exceedingly rich
- Cybercrime
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- Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)
- See "Bot"
- Downtime
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- E-Commerce
- A historical fad from the late '90s meant to generate hundreds of billions of dollars in new profits; the inciting factor that generated hundreds of billions of dollars being spent on security products
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- Help desk
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- Identity theft
- The transfer of your personally identifying information from corporations that want to exploit it to hackers who want to exploit it
- Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
- Log file generators
- JOOTT ("jute")
- adj. Acronym for Just One Of Those Things; the primary explanation for most information security problems
- Laptop
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- Logging
- The practice of filling shelves with printouts
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- Non-repudiation
- The opposite of repudiation; repudiation, only not
- O.S. hardening
- An attempt to secure your operating system against the next hack by closing the hole used by the previous one
- Passwords
- Authentication tool that, when properly implemented, drives growth at the help desk
- Patching
- A mandatory fool's errand
- Pharming and phishing
- Ways to obtain phood
- PKI (Public-Key Infrastructure)
- A system designed to transfer all of the complexities of strong authentication onto end users
- Regression testing
- The process by which you learn how the patches that fixed your system also broke your system
- Road warriors
- Traveling employees responsible for delivering malicious code back to headquarters
- Scope creep
- Stage three of the standard software development model
- Security administrator
- Firefighter
- Security officer
- Fall guy
- Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
- In security, an incalculable number always equal to or greater than the budget
- Upgrade
- The process by which you introduce new vulnerabilities into software
- Virus
- Sort of like a worm, but not exactly
- Worm
- Similar to a virus, but different
- Zombie
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Officials at the New York State Department of Transportation cannot say for sure when construction work will begin on the completion of a sound barrier wall along Powerhouse Road, a service road of the Long Island Expressway in Roslyn Heights.
The Village of Roslyn Harbor has filed an Article 78 suit in New York State Supreme Court, one designed to compel the Village of Roslyn to require a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) for Bryant Landing, the proposed Forest City Daly senior housing development.
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Beyoncé To Star In HBO Documentary About Her Life and Career
Beyoncé will be starring in the lead role in a new HBO documentary about...herself.
Set to hit the small screens Feb. 16, Bey gives her hive a close look into her life as a singer, mother, performer and mogul. It will combine footage of her onstage performances with private behind-the-scenes moments, THR reports.
"HBO has a history of pushing every boundary with class and authenticity," said the 16-time Grammy winner in a statement. "Some of my favorite shows are on HBO, so I am excited that my film will be part of its bold programming. This film was so personal to me, it had to have the right home."
The "Love On Top" singer will also executive produce the film, which "sheds light on her childhood in Houston, with home movies revealing the close bond she built with her family and charts the challenges Beyoncé felt when she decided to manage her career and build her own company, Parkwood Entertainment," HBO said.
After penning letters and revealing personal family photos on her Tumblr and Instagram, this documentary is sure to reveal more about the diva than we have seen before.


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Two men are in Marathon County Jail and charged in connection with the Wausau Gang Shooting Sunday Night.
Seventeen-year-old Andy Moua and 20-year-old Chang Xiong are both charged with two counts to commit first degree intentional homicide.
Two people were shot in the incident, but police are still looking for the gunmen. Witness said they were two shooters.
Prosecutors say the shooting stemmed from a gang turf war.
Both men are being held on $100,000 cash bond.
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Propeller 1 on the DEFCON 22 Badges in Las Vegas!
Two years ago we shared a steak dinner in Washington D.C. with DEFCON's founder, Jeff Moss and his contest leader, Ryan Clarke. At that meeting we agreed to design and manufacture DEFCON 20's badge. Jeff put tremendous trust in Parallax for this project, which simply raised our internal motivation to get it done correctly. The only problem we envisioned at the time was the schedule - we we would start in May and the conference was scheduled for August! We did the project successfully... More
Interview with Steve Denson, Creator of the open source PropellerIDE: An elegant Spin Programming Tool for Windows, Mac, Linux
A bit of background is helpful to understand the importance of Steve Denson's contribution to the Propeller user community.
Parallax supports the Propeller with two high-level languages: Spin and C, and assembly language may be mixed with both of them. Spin is the Propeller's native language and resides in ROM. Spin is used alongside assembly language in almost all of the Propeller's commercial products. Until now, the primary tool for programming in Spin has... More
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Stone Park Cafe
- Address:
324 5th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215Neighborhood:
Park Slope
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Stone Park Cafe
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.stoneparkcafe.com/
- Phone: (718) 369-0082
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 6:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:30pm - 9:00pm; Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 10:30am - 3:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Joshua Grinker
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Special Events: Aldo Rainoldi 'Meet the Winemaker' Dinner on Tuesday, November 8 We are excited to continue our wine dinner series with Aldo Rainoldi; from 6 to 9 pm on Tuesday, November 8, he'll be on hand to talk to us about the wines he makes in Italy's Valtellina. Please join us to taste four different wines, all made from the Nebbiolo grape. Chef Josh Grinker will prepare a special Market Menu for $40; the wines will be available by the glass or half glass, or in a flight of four ($45/$24). For more information please visit our website.
A word from Stone Park Cafe
A contemporary American restaurant nestled in the heart of Park Slope, Brooklyn, Stone Park Cafe is at the forefront of New York's neighborhood dining trend, focusing on fresh, seasonal ingredients served in a comfortable yet polished dining room. To complement the market-driven menu, the restaurant offers an international selection of over 200 wines. Open for lunch, dinner & weekend brunch.Continued
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81 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.2
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (58)fit for foodies (51)special occasion (29)notable wine list (26)great for outdoor dining (23)romantic (21)great for brunch (14)good for groups (14)hot spot (7)great for lunch (6)kid-friendly (6)vibrant bar scene (4)Show More
- Wonderful Brooklyn diningIngerSFDined on 11/10/2014From the moment we entered the restaurant we felt welcomed. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, and the service top notch. Our dinner was delicious and the wine womderful. I highly recommend this lovely restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DonnaVIPDined on 11/10/2014This is my favorite restaurant in Park Slope. The food is consistently excellent, the room comfortable, and the service warm and competent. I take all my visiting guests here, and they love it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid neighborhood restaurantcmaxDined on 11/9/2014We had family in town and needed a dinner spot for 6 people on a Sunday. This was perfect because while it was full, it wasn't over-crowded. It was lively, but not noisy. The menu is classic, and everyone found something they loved. The food is not really adventurous or unique, just good. Not trendy. Service was very friendly. For a date night with just my husband I would probably opt for something a little more interesting, but this place was so perfect for a group of relatives. It will be my new go-to for family dinners.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Has It AllLindajwinkVIPDined on 11/8/2014Great food, excellent service, a worthy wine list and a lively atmosphere - Stone Park Cafe has it all. The attention to the food is primary here, and that shows with a packed dining room and knowledgeable, professional waitstaff. The only detraction was the loud volume of music.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful diningWestportfoodieDined on 11/8/2014Well edited and well priced menu, tasty fresh food, great drinks, and gracious service in one of the few white table cloth restaurants in Park Slope.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, great atmosphereLoveFoodVIPDined on 11/1/2014Dishes were unique and all very good. Service was fantastic. Would definitely recommend for dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not supergreatLobBoyDined on 10/25/2014Service was indifferent. Food was good, but certainly not great. Ambience was "you don't mind if my friends and I stand around your table and have our drinks and yell at our pals, do you"? Maybe fun for some, we won't returnSpecial Features:
- Mixed feelings...LuisVIPDined on 10/21/2014Had dinner with husband and good friend. Drinks were superb! Appetizers were also outstanding - the shaved brussels sprouts salad was incredible and the lamb sausage among the best we've tasted. Upon arrival of the main dish, our friend loved her pasta. We, however, were disappointed. Our steak was dry, not cooked as requested and tasteless. The waitress offered to change it, but it would have disrupted an otherwise lovely evening. While the manager comped desserts and coffee, he never came over to talk to us. Our waitress was wonderful, but her servers were not friendly at all. May consider returning, not sure...I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious!!EmeryDined on 10/20/2014I had family in town and it was their first time in Brooklyn. They loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- standard new americandocjenVIPDined on 10/18/2014Stone Park Cafe is a pleasant restaurant in the heart of Park Slope. Food is good although a bit uninspired. Service was very spotty the evening we dined--we waited about an hour for our entrees with no updates or check-ins from the staff.
- Quality, reliable local standardPizzaSavantDined on 10/18/2014If I am headed out in Park Slope and looking for a quality, reliable local standard that I know and can trust the service, ambiance and food will be top-notch, I come here. My only complaint is the "leg of lamb" was a bit small on the portion size. All of the other diners at my table did not encounter the same who ordered the burger, two kinds of pasta and vegetable appetizers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Bday DinnernicsnacksDined on 10/17/2014Went here with some friends to celebrate my bday. The atmosphere was laid back even though the food was gourmand (and divine). Our server was fantastic, gave great suggestions with no pressure, though he did push us to order since we had been talking and drinking for a while. Food was amazing, will definitely go back to try brunch and/or eating at the bar for a a less formal meal. Noticed they were very accommodated to walk ins looking for a table, we had reservations. Extensive selection of wines with several affordable options. Finally, our server brought me a piece of cake with a candle on it after overhearing it was my bday, said it was on him - absolutely thoughtful of him!Special Features:
- great foodrobbyDined on 10/9/2014L'accueil était très correcte mais les serveurs impatients et désagréables , nous avons par contre comme toujours très bien diné!Special Features:
- Top notchNonnaheavenDined on 9/20/2014Sent my daughter and son in law for their anniversary because I love it! Great choice! They had the most wonderful dinner. The service was fantastic. What I love about the restaurant is the plate presentation!Special Features:
- Consistently goodMalbVIPDined on 9/16/2014We moved to Park Slope about seven months ago after the birth of our first child. The fist time we had a "date" night,(about five months ago, thank god for grandmas), we tried Stone Park and it was great! This time it was my wife and I's joint birthday. Service was great, food was great, everything wonderful. We ate the pre-fix menu and notably, unlike most restaurants who offer up a pre-fix, the portion sizes were normal and not reduced. The octopus starter is excellent, and the hanger steak was cooked to perfection. Totally recommend this local gem.Special Features:
- Always great...DizeKaneDined on 9/16/2014I have eaten here many times and am so impressed by how consistently delicious everything is. Their market menu is a real find with farm to table offerings that are always fresh and unique. I have had the same waiter quite a few times and he is always patient and sweet without being overly fussy. A real neighborhood gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious!OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/15/2014Everything was wonderful. Our server was attentive and warm. The food was outstanding! I had the pre-fixe, which was a great deal for the amount and variety of food served. A friend and I were able to dine outside, since the weather was nice. It was great to be able to enjoy the neighborhood vibe while dining. I would highly recommend Stone Park Cafe and can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/11/2014Great for a feel of the New Brooklyn and how its part of the local neighborhood.Special Features:
- Best in Park SlopeHighExpectationsDined on 9/10/2014Excellent wine list, beautifully presented courses, deliciously and imaginatively prepared, well-trained informative staffSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wow.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/6/2014My wife and I live within a block of this place, and walk past it almost every day. We've never really had occasion to actually go, but we went last week. It was absolutely fantastic. While everything was excellent, there were a few standouts. The ricotta cavatelli with sausage was one, and the other was the blue cheese gnocchi, which was a side for the leg of lamb dish. I've never had gnocci that light, and the blue cheese flavor was subtle enough not to overpower the lamb. Best part? The price! Seriously reasonable for a meal of this quality. Will *definitely* be going again.Special Features:
- MoelabDined on 9/6/2014Good prices, good service and excellent food. A enjoyable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Spot in Park SlopeReliableVIPDined on 9/5/2014We enjoyed our meal here very much. It was a lovely, warm evening, which made eating outside perfect. The food was all enjoyable. But most of all, we were treated very well, especially by the host Robert.Special Features:
- Great shrimp scampi!LittleMissFoodieVIPDined on 9/3/2014I went here with a loved for lunch two days ago. As a native of Brooklyn, NY who regularly eats on Park Slope's 5th Avenue, I was so surprised that I had missed this gem for so long! Stone Park Cafe is great for outdoor dining (we had our meal right next to the park). I recommend the scampi as well as the truffle whipped potatoes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of the best in the neighborhoodSteakfor2for1VIPDined on 9/2/2014A corner location, the restaurant is long and narrow. The dining room is also split between two levels so it feels more intimate. The pricing is a little strange as all entrees are between $24-$28. It makes the pasta expensive (though delicious) and the lamb and whole fish relative bargains. They put their specials on a $35, 3 course prix fixe menu which is the best deal available. Those items can also be ordered a la carte. The brussel sprout salad and beet salad (ordered from the prix fixe) were both delicious. The raviolini was excellent. The leg of lamb was well prepared but the meat itself was light on flavor. Glasses of rose and cab franc were just okay. Overall it's still a great restaurant and we'll be back.Special Features:
- Fresh Farm-To-TableEegyecatsVIPDined on 9/1/2014Beautiful indoor and outdoor dining space. The prefix menu for ~$35 comes with an app, main and dessert - I had the striped bass and it was delicious! Note that a lot of families come here with their children...at least when we were there for early dinner. There was more than one screeching baby, but suppose you deal with that if you go to dinner before 6PM! (We were starved) Enjoy fresh farm-to-table fare and delicious and inventive cocktails. Service was very friendly and helpful, but just a little slow at times.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful farm to tableMelStatenIslandDined on 8/21/2014The place is an adorable corner place. It was beautiful out so we sat outside. The waitstaff was very nice and helpful. When I wasn't sure which wine to order he brought me out two generous tastings. My fiancé ordered a strong manhattan. We ordered from a pre fix $35 menu. Absolutely gorgeous and delicious. Additionally we ordered a half order of pasta for another app. Not required but the man next to is ordered it and it smelt delicious. My bass was cooked beautifully and my fiancé's meat was tender and wonderful. The desserts were a great touch, banana ice cream and a selection of ice cream and sorbet. There was parking right on the street and the neighborhood is of course a nice place. We really enjoyed this place and recommend it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fresh food and great servicecbbinnycDined on 8/8/2014I took my girlfriend here for her birthday and I was not disappointed. The food was fresh and delicious (try the slider appetizer!) and the service was excellent. It's definitely on the expensive side, so I won't be going back here regularly, but for special occasions (or if you have deep pockets) it's a keeper.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful mid summer weekday lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/8/2014The visit to Stone Park Cafe for lunch was part of a day off in Brooklyn visiting Botanical Garden & Brooklyn Museum. Excellent food, pleasant service & a lovely summer outdoor setting. LookSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful ReturnJaneDined on 8/7/2014We returned to the SPC for our second visit and it was as great as our first. The food was delicious and the best Bronzini ever. There was an ample wine list from which to choose.Try one of their special cocktails. We had a French 75 which was so refreshing during the summer. Our waiter was excellent and the maître d' very helpful in getting us car service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had a wonderful experaniceRoblaroDined on 8/6/2014All of our dishes were delicious! We had steak, pasta and fish. This was our first time there and would recommend this to any one!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 414 reviews are from the Stone Park Cafe reviews archive.
- Sumptuous, Romantic and DeliciousScoutDined on 7/31/2014This was our first visit after hearing rave reviews. We chose it for my birthday and we were thrilled to sit outside on the lovely terrace, as it was very loud inside. It's a perfect place for a special occasion (expensive!), the food was well prepared, inventive, fresh ingredients and stunning presentation. The wine list was impressively extensive, our server was well versed and helped us pick a perfect accompaniment for our main courses. Okay, so now the bad part-the service was SO SLOW. Again, it was romantic and relaxing, but we had to inquire about every course & about our bottle of rosé that had been stashed away to remain chilled - every time we'd sit there with empty glasses, finally we just kept it with us, sweating on the table.Special Features:
- E'rythng was d-licious!rhythmationDined on 7/31/2014Brussel salad, Corn Bisque, Hangar steak, banana ice cream w shortbread! mwah!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and wine!WineFoodieDined on 7/20/2014One of New York's gems, Stone Park offers diners moderately priced gourmet meals , well worth the trip to Park Slope! In addition to fabulous special menu options, the standard menu won't disappoint. Coupled with that a wine list that rivals any in NYC, and you should prepare yourself for a memorable culinary experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and Friendly ServicecaswanDined on 7/19/2014Went for Dinner and we all had GREAT meals! No matter what you order it will be fabulous....Definitely will be back!Special Features:
- Pleasantly Surprised...hungryallthetimeDined on 7/13/2014I recently dined here on a sunday night for my birthday. This is vital information because of two reasons. First, I have dined at Stone Park three times previously and DID NOT enjoy it. The servers were obnoxious and rude, and my food was served room temperature each time. Second, my family (a party of 10) wanted to do my birthday brunch there and I nixed the idea based on my past experiences and we ate elsewhere. Later in the day however, when hunger raised it's vicious head, I decided to give Stone Park another try. We arrived to a quiet restaurant with few diners inside and had a good time. Service was great and the food was good. Great Job Stone Park! Thanks for changing a hard core cynics mind...Special Features:
- Creative dishes!tokiannDined on 7/11/2014Loved the scallop & marrow tacos and the squid ink tagliatelle.Special Features:
- Good, but not memorableDanBVIPDined on 6/28/2014All the food was good and well prepared, but lacked the memorable, and interesting flavors of other nearby restaurants like Al Di La.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- kci222Dined on 6/25/2014Truly exemplary food. One of my favorite spots in all of New York City.Special Features:
- Almost...satiableDined on 6/21/2014Stone Park has always been a moderately priced and inventive sophisticate on the Park Slope scene. Cocktails, wine list, and food are all above average, and sometimes inspired. Service, which used to be outstanding, was struggling on a recent Saturday night. Let's hope this is an anomaly; it would be sad to think Stone Park is losing it's edge.Special Features:
- An Evening with my daughterCinderellaDined on 6/20/2014My daughter lives in Brooklyn. We were spending the weekend together. We went to Park Slope to have dinner. I LOVED the area as well as the food. Portions aren't generous, but that's perfectly fine for us. There were many choices on the menu which we loved so it was hard for us to choose. I would say that the ONLY con was that it was a bit salty. The presentation was superb too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Gates had been missing since 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Thinking Of You Today, FreddyPosted by on December 24, 2011 – 9:55 am
The Minnesota Vikings will do something for the first time in franchise history today. They'll play a game without legendary former athletic trainer Fred Zamberletti in attendance.
Zamberletti, who was the team's trainer from the very beginning of the franchise in 1961 and remains with the club as a consultant and team historian, had never missed a preseason, regular season or postseason game in team history, a streak of 1,049 games up until today. He had to remain home because of an illness, but we know he'll be back with the club in no time.
Zamberletti is a member of the Vikings Ring of Honor and is a voice of reason and wisdom within the organization. During his long tenure with the team, Zamberletti has earned the respect and admiration of players, staff and fans. In fact, over 100 alumni showed up to celebrate with him at the Metrodome when the team held "Fred Zamberletti Day" in 1998.
This trip has not been the same without you, Freddy. We're all thinking of you on this day and we look forward to seeing you when we get back home.
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National Football Foundation Honors Vikings '08 Community QB Sean GothierPosted by on November 9, 2011 – 3:20 pm
The National Football Foundation (NFF) has recognized Sean Gothier as the Midwest Region recipient of its Chapter Leadership Awards. Recipients are recognized for outstanding leadership and dedication to amateur football at the local level.
Gothier was selected by the Vikings as the Community Quarterback in 2008, and he initiated the Fred Zamberletti Award, which honors an outstanding Minnesota athletic trainer who has had strong impact in the athletic training profession. Fred Zamberletti (second on the right in below picture) was a long-time athletic trainer for the Vikings and remains with the organization as a consultant and team historian; Zamberletti has not missed a game in the 51-year history of the Vikings and he's an individual who has earned the respect and trust of countless players and staff during his tenure with the club.
Gothier (far right in above picture) was a 4-year starter at DB for Bethel University, where he earned his bachelor's degree in secondary education in 1991; he later added a master's degree in teaching from St. Mary's University. Now a sales specialist for a pharmaceutical company, Gothier previously taught social studies and coached high school football for more than 10 years. He keeps a busy volunteer schedule today, and in 2008 he was recognized by the Vikings as the Community Quarterback.
Gothier founded the NFF Minnesota Chapter in 2007, and has served as the Chapter's president since its inception.
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Fred Zamberletti Honored By University Of IowaPosted by on June 16, 2011 – 8:08 am
Fred Zamberletti is a true asset and source of pride for the Minnesota Vikings. He's been with the organization since the team's inception into the NFL, serving as Head Trainer from 1961-1998, Coordinator of Medical Services from 1999-2001 and in his current role as Senior Consultant since 2002.
Amazingly, Zamberletti has not missed a single game in the 50-year history of the Vikings, a stretch of 1,031 contests that includes all preseason, regular season and postseason contests. He's earned the respect of coaches, players and co-workers over his time with the Vikings and has served as a mentor for a countless number of individuals along the way, even still to this day.
As great an asset as he's been for the Vikings family, Zamberletti has made a difference in other places, too. He's a Melcher, IA native and a product of the University of Iowa. Recently, Zamberletti was honored by the University as part of the 2011 Distinguished Alumni Awards.
Zamberletti is a successful entrepreneur, was a 1st Lieutenant in the U.S. Infantry, served as chief physical therapist at Hibbing General Hospital in 1959, was the head athletic trainer at Toledo in 1960 and then joined the Vikings in 1961. In addition to numerous professional awards, Zamberletti was inducted into the Minnesota Athletic Trainers Hall of Fame, was chosen Professional Athletic Trainer of the Year in 1986 by the Drackett Company of Cincinnati, helped earn the 1996 NFL Athletic Training Staff of the Year award with his staff, received the 1999 Cain Fain Award at the NFL Physicians Sports Sciences Symposium and is an Honorary Fellow of the Minneapolis Sports Medicine Center.
A man of deep faith with a heart of gold, Zamberletti was also recognized as an Honorary Ambassador of the State of Minnesota and he's also received Minneapolis' Honorary Citizen Award.
As accomplished and honored as Zamberletti is, you'd never know it by speaking with him. He'd be embarrassed to see this write-up, was actually astonished the University of Iowa was honoring him and cares more about the Vikings than anyone I know.
Congratulations on this latest honor, Freddy!
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Vikings Will Honor John Randle, Fred Zamberletti TodayPosted by on November 21, 2010 – 11:02 am
Today marks the 100th meeting between the Vikings and Packers in what is truly a storied rivalry. It's appropriate that a pair of true Vikings legends will be honored as part of the day's festivities.
John Randle, who was enshrined into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this past August, will receive his Hall of Fame Ring during a halftime ceremony. He'll also be the Vikings honorary captain and will join Vikings captains for the pre-game coin toss.
Fred Zamberletti, who has not missed a Vikings game in team history, is this game's Honorary Viking and will sound the Gjallarhorn prior to the game.
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Historic Day For Vikings, ZamberlettiPosted by on October 25, 2009 – 10:49 am
Today's game in Pittsburgh is an historic day for the Vikings – it's the franchise's 1,000th game (including preseason, regular season and postseason). It's also historic because one Vikings employee has been with the team for every game in franchise history and he, too, is about to begin his 1,000th career game.
Fred Zamberletti, the Vikings 1st ever trainer, has been with the franchise since Day 1 and he still serves with the club as a consultant and team historian. "Freddy" as he's affectionately known by all of us, is a wise voice within the organization and truly personifies what it means to be a Viking.
In 43 seasons (1961-2003) as the club's trainer, Zamberletti also never missed a day of work. He won numerous awards in his field, including being named the Professional Athletic Trainer of the Year in 1986. In 1996 the Vikings staff was honored as the NFL Athletic Training Staff of the Year.
Because of his invaluable and continuing contribution to the franchise, Zamberletti, a Melchior, Iowa, native, was inducted into the Vikings Ring of Honor on December 20, 1998.
He's been a great friend of mine during my time with the Vikings, helping me out with various stories for the website, game programs, the yearbook and many other publications. He's often the man I go to when I'm in need of some perspective, whether it's historical perspective or just some advice on life in general.
But I'm certainly not the only individual whom Freddy has influenced. Many Vikings employees would share similar sentiments about Freddy if they had this medium at their disposal. Well, I do have this medium at my disposal. But unfortunately not even I could conjure up the right words to appropriately express the influence Freddy has had on me and certainly on the franchise over his career here.
So, congratulations, Freddy, on your 1,000th game! Even though you don't want to make a big deal of it and you are the last person who yearns for attention, today is an historic day for the franchise and for you, and it's more than deserving of plenty of attention.
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Restore system backup to new hardware...
Sandy did damage my computer, either the MB or the CPU (Intel i5-760) is fried. At this point, it is not known, if my drives bit the dust as well. There are backups on the external drive, both Windows and Macrium images.
The system being built has different MB and Intel i5-3350P CPU. This is an "unplanned" system hardware update and no preparation had been made for the Windows 7 drive for the migration.
Pulling off the data from the drives doesn't seem much of an issue with the new system, provided all six drives work. Restoring the "old" Windows 7 system on the other hand seems much harder. Microsoft does not support restoring system state to a different hardware platform.
Does anyone has experience with restoring Windows 7 system sate to new hardware?
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|05 Nov 2012
Windows 7 SP1, Home Premium, 64-bit
I've never done it, but have seen posts from a number of people who have done it.
Many of them were successful. Apparently, Win 7 is quite forgiving. I think ultimately all you can do is try it and see what area in hell you land in. With luck, you are only on the outskirts and can boot and fix whatever is out of whack. You'd have to make a judgement about the hours that might take compared to a clean install.
I'm referring to simply moving a hard drive from one PC into a new build that has a new motherboard and processor.
Not sure how much luck you would have restoring an image to totally new hardware.
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|05 Nov 2012
I've seen Windows 7 working just fine when the AHCI/IDE mode accidentally changed in CMOS, but this is HAL change for the system.
Maybe booting to a Windows 7 DVD and selecting the repair option may do some good. It should detect and configure most of the new hardware.
You are correct that at this point, any suggestion will be tried. The long term plan is a clean install, but need to recover the license keys for the software. I am not about to spend an other $4K for software..
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|05 Nov 2012
Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 X64 (Windows 10, 8.1, Linux Mint, Windows XP and others in VM)
I have no idea if this will work, but first recover your files and license keys, then try to boot into Windows with your old OS. If you are lucky it may boot. If it does, as soon as on the desktop, run sysprep. This is usually done before the system change, but if you can boot, it should work. I have used it before the system change and it worked perfectly. Others have said they had no problem booting into their old hard drive after changing boards, but I've never tried.
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|05 Nov 2012
Thanks Essenbe...
The order for the new parts had been placed and probably will take couple days getting it. Building the system shouldn't take long. I don't have another desktop to recover the files, so it'll just have to wait. Let you know how it goes...
My wife's business desktop is built on the Intel Sandy Bridge and interestingly, it didn't burn up during the same power failure. The bad news is that it also has an Asus motherboard. The good news is that it is just a little over a year old, there's still time...
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|05 Nov 2012
Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 X64 (Windows 10, 8.1, Linux Mint, Windows XP and others in VM)
I'm sure you already have this figured out, but recover your files from your Wife's computer. Then try to boot into her's with yours and run sysprep. If she has the same type OS as yours, clone her OS to a hard drive, boot into it and run sysprep. If you can get sysprep to run, the OS should boot into the new computer. It is the OOBE environment andis just like a clean install as far as drivers are concerned.
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|06 Nov 2012
Good suggestions, but wife's computer is off limit until the weekend. It is a business PC and she's working on it. I'll boot to my old system drive in my new machine, standard and safe mode, and see what happens?
Worse case scenario is that it'll give me a BSOD. If that's the case, run a repair with Windows 7 recovery/installation disk.
The "OOBE" reminds me of the "Out Of Body Experience", the other possible meaning for the acronym...
It's too bad that the sysprep cannot be done offline (out of body?), despite the fact that "regedit" can be changed offline.
The Macrium reflect images can be browsed. Both her and my burned machine are backed up to an eSATA drive. I'll pull the files that I'd need from the Macrium image. The latest image backed up was a day or two before the system burned. Pure luck...
The other five HDDs also have important data that needs to be recovered. It seems the easiest way would be is just to connect them to the new PC. The new system should arrive by the end of this week, hopefully...
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|08 Nov 2012
Win7 Pro 32-bit, Win8 Pro 32-bit
I did this when a motherboard suddenly failed and what worked for me was using the Redeploy option with the Macrium Reflect commercial version, as follows:
1) Stuck in MR WinPE boot CD, booted to it
2) Had old HDD witn working version of Win7 on it -- but it was previously connected to a different motherboard (so the drivers would be bad)
3) Used the MR option to restore to different hardware
4) It prompted me for new drivers
5) Stuck in the Driver CD for the new motherboard
6) MR then found and installed all the drivers from the CD
7) Rebooted the PC, removing the CD
PC came up in Win7, everything worked.
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|08 Nov 2012
The Macrium Reflect is licensed, standard version in my system; maybe it's a good time to get the professional that support redeploy.
Did Windows and other licensed software require reactivation when you used Reflect?
Thanks Mark...
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|09 Nov 2012
Windows 7 surprised me...
My old system specs were changed to:
Windows 7 started up with one minor issue. The network card didn't work until the Intel driver had been installed, the previous system had RealTec network card. Once the network connection restored, Windows 7, Office 2010, and other software activated on their own. Sweet...
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The Neptunes' Pharrell Williams recently talked about working with Jay-Z and why he has been sworn to secrecy about speaking on their upcoming collaboration.
Along with Jay, the hitmaker also spoke on his experience working on Game's R.E.D. Album.
"The guy is 40 and had a #1 record, and he sold more records than anybody in hip-hop at the time his album came out. And it's still selling. The one thing we're allowed to say [about our new collaboration] is he and I said that we're sworn to secrecy…[With Game,] it was crazy, because you walk in the studio and it's 15 to 20 7-foot dudes. All of his friends are giants. I'm in there like 'Webster.' Like Emmanuel Lewis, looking up at everybody like, 'Yeah, OK, cool.' It was kinda otherworldly. Except me and my engineer, we're the only two regular humans. These guys are like giants. But the most creative sessions ever." (MTV)
Earlier this year, Jay said his work on a Blueprint III follow-up would not begin until after his winter tour concluded.
Mr. Carter tells The Associated Press that he has started thinking about his twelfth studio album. "Maybe after I finish [the 'BP3′] tour I'll start another album," he reveals, adding, "Maybe at the end of the year. We'll see if the inspiration hits me." But for now, he's concentrating on perfecting the second leg of his arena tour. "I've been working on my live show for 10 years now, just trying to get it better and better. I used to come out with just a DJ, now I got a band. The production's gotten bigger and the lighting guy takes off his shoes and he plays to the beat," he laughs. "The whole thing is being upgraded every single year." (Rap-Up)
Pharrell reportedly split producing time on Game's record with Dr. Dre.
"When we talk, it's just life check up. It was never about music. Until the day came where he'd ask if I wanna work, or 'Let's get into the studio', it wasn't for me to bring up," Game said. It was reported by MTV that Dre would executive produce Game's upcoming LP alongside Pharrell, but when we spoke with the rapper last week, he said Pharrell has the title all on his own. Still waiting for confirmation on this. Dr. Dre, however, is confirmed for a guest spot on the album, but it's still unknown how many, or if, he'll have any production credits. Stay tuned… (Baller Status)
Game has also addressed dropping on the same day as Drake's Thank Me Later debut.
"Nah man, it's just a package deal, you should go and support hip-hop, go get Thank Me Later and go grab R.E.D. and you good," Game said in an interview. "You know you're good, then the next week you come back and buy Eminem, great. June is gonna be a big month. So no, it's no competition. Everything don't gotta be a competition and we're not even the same type of [artist,] we're not in the same lane. I respect what he does and I talked to him before, he's a fan of mine so we'll just keep it like that and put it out, people will go and buy them and who cares who's number one, number two, it don't make no sense to me because I've been around and sold millions of records already. I have nothing else to prove." (Rap-Up TV)
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Nike's Olympic Games extravaganza breaks this weekend with another epic film by Wieden and Kennedy, entitled 'search and destroy'.
Nike's Olympic Games extravaganza breaks this weekend with another epic
film by Wieden and Kennedy, entitled 'search and destroy'.
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a soundtrack by Iggy Pop, and stars a host of sporting icons. It focuses
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The raucous music was chosen to reflect the mindset of athletes.
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