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I started doing hair at 15 and have never looked back. In the hair industry, as some of you probably know, wearing all black is essential because we're SO GOOD at ruining our clothes with hair color. When I'm not working in my salon, I have way more room to play with color and I really enjoy that time. For the GAP Styld.By campaign, they asked us to mix something of our own with something from the GAP. I thought that was pretty cool because full outfits rarely come from one store. I brought a long pleated yellow skirt with me and immediately gravitated toward a grass green striped GAP tank and colorful accessories. Stylist Jen Pinkston then rolled up the sleeves on this super soft GAP denim button down, pinned a red rosette on it and I was in heaven. This is now one of the most comfortable + colorful outfits I own.
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I wanted to congratulate Business in the Community for choosing to host the 'New Era of Responsibilty Conference 2009" at a venue with genuine cultural value, off the beaten corporate track away from the banal event mausoleums usually reserved for conferences. That was before I had to battle through 5 hours of rail problems underlined in true metropolitan style with the chaos that is a Tube strike. I arrived late, but not the last which is always a heartening achievement, and tip-toed between the snugly packed tables into the very end of the debate entitled "CSR: Overhead or Value Creator?" It must have been great as the audience responded well. Wish I knew why. More events outside London please.
Highlights of the show for me are as follows:
Marks & Spencer were enjoying the bragging rights that 'Plan A' was cost positive and their CEO had been telling staff to "Do more. Do it faster, and shout louder!" What incredibly bold words for a retailer to describe its sustainability programme at the bottom of a recession?
Pharmaceutical company, Glaxo Smith Kline were my stars of the show with building trust being one of five main strategic targets. This is in part to be implemented through their General Manager Trust Framework used as a differentiator in overseas country's to create vale and their approach to responsible downsizing. GSK's strategy for this is to ensure the building of trust, professional announcement of negative news, thorough employee support (new training, CV help and recruitment partners, etc) and ensuring real pride in the site at all times. GSK also spent a fair amount of time describing their increased openess to intellectual property for the greater good.
Diageo the owner of Guinness and many other drink brands were quietly proud of their new carbon neutral brewery (should that be carbonated neutral?) whilst at the same time understanding that the Guinness consumers in particular are not huge environmentalists but associate much more closely to the philanthropic end of the CSR scale as a consequence of the incredible 250 years of good deeds directed by Arthur Guinness himself with his concern for his employees and the communities around his sites. Happy 250th Birthday Guinness!
Business in the Community also used the event as a platform to announce in conjunction with the Financial Times the results of this year's CR Index.
The afternoon session focused on the next decade for CSR and was dominated by words such as agility, flexibility, technology, innovation and of course climate change. Cadbury's flush with their recent cocoa partnership with Fairtrade were keen to reinforce the position of trust as a competitive advantage.
"Good CSR performance = Trust = Cost efficiencies and easier sell."
Vince Cable MP was due to deliver the keynote speech to conclude the conference but due to an emergency trip to hospital with appendicitis and was replaced by Susan Kramer MP. As an ex-banker of Warren Buffet no less, her authority within the financial world is impressive. To misuse Social Corporate Responsibility on numerous occasions though was almost embarrassing and definitely disconcerting.
British American Tobacco ironically summarised the day well with the quote "If you have trust don't lose it", which could well have been the understatement of the day coming from the tobacco industry.
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June 13, 2009 at 1:29 am
Posted in Communications, Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, Employees, Environment, Ethics, Events, Supply Chain, Sustainability
Tagged with British American Tobacco, Business in the Community, Cadbury, competitive advantage, Corporate Social Responsibility, CR Index, CSR, Diageo, Glaxo, GSK, Guinness, Marks & Spence, New Era of Responsibilty, Plan A, Susan Kramer, sustainablity, trust, Warren Buffet
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Susan Kramer is not the Lib Dem Deputy Leader: Vince Cable is.
June 15, 2009 at 6:42 pm
Thanks Chris. School boy error now corrected.
June 16, 2009 at 9:47 pm
Thanks for a great report especially as I'm outside the Uk these days. As an ex pharmaceutical exec, I am also pleased to see something good being said about the industry, for a change. GSK are a great company with strong values (I know as I did some team building work for them in the past).
I love your mention of Guinness (hope they are sending you some complimentary samples) and the cigarette quote takes the biscuit!
Please keep blogging.
Carole Brown
My blog: http://thinkingleaders.wordpress.com/
June 23, 2009 at 1:35 am
Hi Carole – Thanks for your supportive words. I always start out cynical with any big corporate but I was pretty impressed with GSK I have to admit.
I wish Guinness would send me samples!!! Ah well maybe the internet might work its magic one day.
June 24, 2009 at 2:01 pm
It's been a while since you went to this conference, but do you remember how GSK described their TRUST framework?
June 24, 2010 at 4:05 pm
Hi Mahesh
Now you really are testing my memory! I can't remember much detail beyond what is in the blog post unfortunately. All I can remember is that is was all pretty much a common sense approach that had been thought through strategically. They understood they had wider responsibilities to local communities whilst attempting to balance changing global economics conditions – never an easy balance.
I was impressed by their pragmatism and enthusiasm to engage (or at least that what was they were saying). Many other big corps wouldn't have even taken time to think through any consequences outside the factory gates.
I could maybe dig out some contact details if you've got and specific questions for somebody at GSK?
June 28, 2010 at 12:59 pm
Thanks! David
I am always looking for companies who are able to credibly engage local communities with responsible and sustainable practices. Any contacts at GSK you can provide will be helpful.
In the spirit of full disclosure, I work for a global marketing communications agency and live in the US.
Best regards!
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Female dominance (or femdom) refers to BDSM relationships and BDSM scenes in which the dominant partner is female. Often a dominant woman, she may be called a Dom, Domme /ˈdɒm/, Femdomme, Domina, or Dominatrix, depending on context or personal preference. A female dominant in a master/slave relationship is often termed a Mistress, not to be confused with the colloquial usage of mistress as a kept sexual partner without a similarly formalized power relationship.
Associated activities[edit]
Generally, activities consist of anything from role reversal to more extreme acts of BDSM such as torture.
As with other BDSM orientations, there is no predefined set of activities that necessarily fall exclusively within the sphere of female dominance. Typically, the female dominant determines the activity within the context of a consensual encounter.
Sexual activities can include strap-on dildo penetration (pegging) in which the dominant partner performs anal sex on the submissive partner, if male, or if the partner is female, either vaginal sex or anal sex, and facesitting or smothering, which both tend to focus on the submissive partner performing cunnilingus and/or anilingus on the dominant partner. The dominant female may engage in intercourse with other individuals and "force" the submissive partner to watch or felch, or "force" feminize (forced feminization) the male partner or "force" bisexuality, which are more commonly done by a top as a request by a male bottom.
Practices of domination common to many BDSM and other various sexual relationships are also prevalent, such as various forms of body worship, ass worship, cunnilingus; foot worship, tease and denial; corporal punishment including spanking, caning whipping; orgasm denial; cock and ball torture; and as well as verbal humiliation, face slapping, hair pulling, dripping hot wax on the genitals, spitting, golden showers, and "forced" chastity.
A 1985 study suggests that about 30% of participants in BDSM activities are females.[1][2] A 1995 study indicates that 89% of heterosexual females who are active in BDSM expressed a preference for a submissive-recipient role in sexual bondage, suggesting also a preference for a dominant male, and 71% of heterosexual males preferred a dominant-initiator role.[3]
Celibacy as a sexual fetish[edit]
In the Femdom world, it is not unusual for a man, and occasionally a woman, to be "placed" in celibacy, i.e., ordered to be celibate. Usually masturbation is not permitted.[4] A wide variety of "celibacy devices" are currently (2014) for sale; in the most common type the penis is enclosed so that it cannot become erect, although urination is possible.
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- ^ Breslow, Norman; Evans, Linda; Langley, Jill (1985). "On the prevalence and roles of females in the sadomasochistic subculture: Report of an empirical study". Archives of Sexual Behavior 14 (4): 303–17. doi:10.1007/BF01550846. PMID 4051718.
- ^ Levitt, Eugene E.; Moser, Charles; Jamison, Karen V. (1994). "The prevalence and some attributes of females in the sadomasochistic subculture: A second report". Archives of Sexual Behavior 23 (4): 465–73. doi:10.1007/BF01541410. PMID 7993186.
- ^ Ernulf, Kurt E.; Innala, Sune M. (1995). "Sexual bondage: A review and unobtrusive investigation". Archives of Sexual Behavior 24 (6): 631–54. doi:10.1007/BF01542185. PMID 8572912.
- ^ Georgia Ivey Green, A KeyHolder's Handbook: A Woman's Guide To Male Chastity, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2013, ISBN 1493595377.


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Two of Hollywood biggest talent agencies, William Morris and Endeavor, approved a merger today, reports Variety and Deadline Hollywood Daily. As previously reported, the new company will be called WME Entertainment, and will represent a large roster of A-list clients including Robert Pattinson, Hugh Jackman, Mel Gibson, Christian Bale, Quentin Tarantino and Britney Spears.
Big Deal: William Morris and Endeavor approve merger
Get Pattinson some good roles. The Riddler in Batman would be perfect.
I hope this means Pattinson gets a chance to see some good scrips.
I love seeing Rob's name at the front of the list. Spot on EW, spot on.
It used to be that you needed to headline more than one hit movie (bonus points if it's actually good) to be a member of the A-list.
I think Pattinson is talented, but to put him up there with people who've been working for well over a decade is kind of a joke.
(Dodges fire from the "Twilight" fans.)
So yesterday, I took a friend to court and sat in the waiting room with my New Moon book. The place is packed. The guy sitting next to me (gorgeous!) says that he read Twilight and liked it a lot and wondered about New Moon. The room falls silent and every person in the room looks at us. A (scary) guy in line says "Oh, I read all 4 books…" There's guys in Harley T-shirts hanging on every word. Of course Stephenie Meyer is responsible for the whole thing, but Robert Pattinson is HUGELY responsible for bringing a low budget flick into the hearts of all walks of people worldwide. If he's not A-list, who is?
Of course Robert Pattison is a member of A-list, It might seems unfair for some actors working for a longer time that he is, but Hollywood is an industry based in people choices and likings, and right now Robert is HUGE, not only for the success of Twilight, but also for his charisma and humbleness, he is very down to earth and people can not get enough of him, he is like fresh air in this industry, people feels identified with him, he is like having someone from your own family making it big in Hollywood….He is here to stay and we love him.. GO ROB!!!!!
This was posted on IMDB and it explains Pattinson's appeal well. He is A list for sure.
Somethings comes organically.
Pattinson has that rare quality of substance over looks. A genuine way of seeing and observing things that allows him to search beyond surfaces. As far as an Airhead you might find. A Discriminating Taste. Everything that surrounds him, be it a book, a friend, a hanger on or an opportunist gains from his light.
I can objectively agree with you guys in that Robert Pattinson IS indeed a member of the A-list right now.
Due to the books' and the movie's popularity, he's one of the most famous people in the world right now. (Emphasis on "right now.") Also, I'm glad for the guy: like I already said, I think he's talented, and, based on interviews I've read, he's humble and has a great, self-deprecating sense of humor.
I was just remembering a time when you actually had to somewhat pay your dues and prove your worth over any sort of extended period of time before you got to be a member of the A-list.
I guess my point is that just because he headlined a movie that was likely going to be a pretty big hit no matter what dreamy guy they put in the lead role, it doesn't necessarily mean he should be considered Hollywood royalty. Then again, that just shows how much the definition of A-List in today's ADD, flash-in-the-pan culture has changed. (By this standard, Susan Boyle is A-list.)
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Maggiano's - Perimeter
- Address:
4400 Ashford Dunwoody Road
Space # 3035
Atlanta, GA 30346Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Maggiano's - Perimeter
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.maggianos.com/
- Phone: (770) 804-3313
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 3:00pm Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 3:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Italian
- Executive Chef: Leo Walsh
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Maggiano's delivers! Just place your order, and we'll take care of the rest. All delivery orders include: table coverings, plates & utensils, a complete setup to keep the food warm throughout your event, party-sized pans providing generous portions for all of your guests. Please call 770-522-9470 to schedule your delivery. Orders must be placed by 7 p.m. for next-day delivery. Minimum order required. Delivery fee applies.
A word from Maggiano's - Perimeter
Welcome to Maggiano's Perimeter, located in the new addition to Perimeter Mall off the I-285 Expressway. Our restaurant is a quick trip from the Centennial Olympic Park, Phillips Arena & the Martin Luther King Cultural Center. Maggiano's 290 seat dining room is an ideal location for your lunch, dinner, baby shower, or important client meeting. The seasonal patio seating has an old-world feel of dining on the bustling streets of Florence. Maggiano's specializes in serving lavish portions of authentic Italian-American cuisine served family-style. Our menu is large and varied, offering a great selection of homemade pastas, signature salads, prime steaks, fresh fish and memorable desserts.Continued
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182 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (111)special occasion (109)great for lunch (58)romantic (53)fit for foodies (45)kid-friendly (44)neighborhood gem (37)notable wine list (28)great for outdoor dining (23)hot spot (21)great for brunch (18)late-night find (16)vibrant bar scene (12)scenic view (4)Show More
- Food and Price very goodBigFanDined on 11/23/2014We had to alter our reservation since we were running late and also increased from two to four people and had no problem with doing that when I called about an hour before leaving. The person I spoke to was very pleasant and said there was no problem with doing that. We were seated immediately upon getting there. We waited a few minutes before a waiter came to our table. We were there to have the Date Nite special deal which we have had in the past. Once the waiter got to our table, he was not very knowledgeable about what they had to offer and especially about what was offered in the special. His "explanations" were very unclear and we actually seemed to know more than him, Both couples ordered the special but when he brought the bread he just placed it on the table along with the oil and left. When I asked if there was supposed to be oregano,etc. with the oil (which I had to get up to get his attention)he said it is on your table and you fix it yourself. Food was GREAT as we expected but we tried to get the waiter's attention for a refill on coffee and after not being able to do so asked another waiter and he said he would bring it but never did. By the time our waiter came back we were ready to go and our guest declined the offer to get her coffee. This was not the usual service we have always had and hope it does not become normal for them. In the past the food and service has always been exceptional and I enjoy ed going there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great NightFoodieDined on 11/22/2014I have to say, this location never lets me down! I made reservations, and when I got there, I was so glad I did. I still had to wait 10-15 min, but they apologized, and got us in much quicker than the 45 min wait I was hearing for others! The food and service was great, and so filling, I had 2 more meals just out of my leftovers! Money well spent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reliable Italian dining at reasonable priceJohnWVIPDined on 11/21/2014It'd been sometime since we had visited Maggiano's. It was a little disquieting to read recent reviews which seem to show recent uneven quality of food and service. So, we were pleasantly surprised by having a very good dining experience when we did their buy one pasta/take one home special. The served Italian bread was nondescript. Salads, although basic, had fresh ingredients. For the special they were limited but adequate amount of selections available. I chose the lasagna and my wife the eggplant parmesan. Both dishes were tasty, relatively large portions served at the proper temperature. My wife said the egg plant was among the better ones she's had. My lasagna was meaty and generally well seasoned, but the tomato sauce with a little sweeter than I personally prefer. That being said, it was still a very good attempt. I had the (huge) piece of house chocolate cake; my wife had the apple crostini. Both were delicious. Service was attentive without being obtrusive even during the busy Friday night dinner hour. As an added bonus, both of the free (also generously portioned) pastas to-go were delicious when we had them last night. All-in-all, an enjoyable dining experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So weakKenRDined on 11/20/2014First off, the food was fine. But the experience was pretty weak. I was having lunch and the table next to us was playing a podcast through a phone's speaker, all through lunch. I complained twice and none of the wait staff nor the management asked the couple to turn the podcast off. Both times the staff apologized that I was being bothered by the noise, but would not talk to the couple.
- Wonderful food! Wonderful service!!Mama59Dined on 11/18/2014My favorite place to EAT!!!!! Always go on special occasions! The food is fabulous...the service is the best of any restaurant we go to!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/15/2014Wonderful service and problem we had was handled expediently and in a more than adequate fashion. Great place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food...wonderful experience!JanBDined on 11/14/2014We always love going to Maggiano's. The food is great, well-prepared and we always get good service. Wait staff are very friendly and accommodating to their customers. The "buy one, get one to take home" deal is great and always brings customers back in. A great way to market your food and people remember you after the dining experience. No matter how busy they are (and they usually are very busy on weekends), they always seem to take good care of their customers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top notch food, service, ambianceFoodieDined on 11/14/2014We always enjoy Maggiano's at Perimeter Mall, Atlanta, and this time we asked to be seated in the bar room. It's lots quieter than the much larger main dining rooms, and has a good seating arrangement. As always, the food quality is five-star, and there's plenty of it. The salad was beautiful and so fresh and cold that it sparkled, if such a term can be applied to a salad. We each had different pasta dishes, and both were perfectly sauced, cheesed and seasoned. Then we were surprised when our waiter said we were entitled to two dishes to take home. And did I mention the profiteroles? The restaurant is attached to a nice mall, which also is a plus for walking some of the calories off. Totally five star in every way.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Maggiano'sfoodie4lifeDined on 11/9/2014This was my first time dining at Maggiano's and it definitely will NOT be my last time. Our server was extremely prompt and catered to every need. He displayed great professionalism and represented the business very well. The food was divine. I ordered a shrimp and pasta based dish and I must say the shrimp were cooked to perfection. Everything was delicious!!!Special Features:
- Great food, good serviceShropDined on 11/7/2014Very enjoyable experience, great food served well delivered through friendly efficient serviceSpecial Features:
- tastywithclearcoscienceDined on 11/7/2014The entire experience was very good and as always the food was extremely tasty and we really appreciate the lighter versions of the menu. It is so good to be able to eat tasty food that have far less calories and most importantly a lot less saturated fats. Already looking forward to our next visit.Special Features:
- Very Nice PlaceOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 11/7/2014Would recommend for families...dim lighting, but the food and the wine was great.Special Features:
- Date Night in the AfternoonabcdefgDined on 11/7/2014Maggiano's is the place to go for great Italian food and great service! You won't be disappointed!!!Special Features:
- Awesomeness!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/7/2014My boyfriend and I were absolutely blown away. This was our first time going and we will definitely be back! Service was great! Food was out of this world! Pumpkin Cheesecake was the best dessert we've ever had!Special Features:
- great atmospherekand83VIPDined on 11/6/2014This visit was great. This location was very lively with a lot of guests at the bar and in the dining room. The server was well-informed and the food was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nothing spectaular.OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 11/5/2014On par with Buca di beppo and Macaroni Grill. Service was perfectly adequate, attentive but not overbearing.Special Features:
- Tepid food and serviceDinersRUsVIPDined on 11/4/2014I ordered the Eggplant Parmigiana which arrived lukewarm. Our server was nowhere to be seen, so we asked another server for assistance. When I received a second serving, it also was only lukewarm. This time I had to wait for our server to re-appear to report that this second attempt was no better than the first. At this point my husband was halfway through his food. It didn't seem right for him to wait for me to get my food because then his food would be cold. Eventually the chef came out with a third portion. It was a nice display of personal attention, but the food was merely acceptable and still not steaming hot as it should have been. I've enjoyed this meal before at Maggiano's -but not this time. Disappointing experience.
- bad service great foodfoodadventurerDined on 10/31/2014Food was amazing, as close to authentic italian you can get from a chain. Service was horrible. 15 mins to get a glass of water and another 15 to order my food. Had to continually ask to get refills on my water. Very disappointed because the rest of my experience was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- morvant1Dined on 10/31/2014The food was excellent and the waiter provided excellent service. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- Great experience...OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/30/2014Been there numerous times...but, my daughter and friends were driving through Atlanta on the way to the beach in SC from Tuscaloosa. Thought this would be best location - just off 285. They absolutely loved it...had our whole family + friends there for lunch...quick in, quick out + staff were great as was the food. We had packed them a cooler for the rest of their trip and the "complementary" entree's were a home run!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fodd is just okWaltDined on 10/29/2014portions are large but food is just ok. Meatballs were a little dense and had too much breadcrumbs and not enough flavor. My wife's pasta was undercooked and some muscles on my fra diavolo were not opened.Special Features:
- Enjoyable Evening!SMCJVIPDined on 10/28/2014My colleague and I enjoyed our dinner at Maggiano's. My colleague is from out-of-town and never had eaten at Maggiano's. She (and I) thoroughly enjoyed the food and our dining experience. The sangria was VERY tasty!!! Thank you so much for a great dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great experiencefeaturesDined on 10/26/2014Hosted a bridal shower in an event room at the Perimeter Maggiano's, where service and food were excellent. Decided to try the regular restaurant, and received the same excellent service and food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 10/26/14sherbearDined on 10/26/2014My Husband and I recently went to Maggiano's to celebrate our first wedding Anniversary. The Maggiano's staff went out of their way to make this a special day for us. When we got to our table they had an Anniversary card for us and when we ordered our dessert they put candles on our cheese cake. The food was amazing and the staff was just outstanding! We had a fantastic Anniversary dinner!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappoints!GiovanniATLVIPDined on 10/24/2014This Maggiano's location always performs well. Service was outstanding. It was nice to see that recently they have added some "Lighter Take" options to the menu of their most popular dishes. Be warned though, the calorie counts are next to these portions, both the regular and the Lighter Take...ughhhh. We started with the Tomato Caprese, it was wonderful!! Then ended up with the lighter options for Lighter Take Chicken Marsala and Lighter Take Chicken Piccata, the lighter portions were awesome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Way to Start the Weekend!SMCJVIPDined on 10/24/2014My husband and I met at Maggiano's for dinner Friday evening. We really enjoyed our dining experience and it was such a nice way to start our weekend! We highly recommend Maggiano's to everyone!!!Special Features:
- Always a go to!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/16/2014We've been Maggianos fans for many years and it's always delicious - we celebrated our 31st anniversary there and it was beyond excellent, as always! We've also often gotten meals to go and it's the same wonderful food with generous portions. Thank you again gir a delightful meal! (And our server was beyond excellent!)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great time!datenightfunDined on 10/14/2014First off I want to start by saying my waitress we awesome!! I only wish I could give her a shout out but her name escapes me :( This was birthday date night for me and my son. Although he is only 5yrs old he felt like a grown-up loved his food and the attention our waitress gave him!! He has already asked to go again - this will be on the list as one of our favorites, thank you Maggiano's!! Making his day totally make this momma's day!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worst Meal I have had at Maggiano'sOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/13/2014I have eat at Maggiano's several time and this was by far the worst meal I have ever had. I had to sent my usual meal back and still the food was not good. I don't know if there is a new chief of what but when I spend $125.00 on a meal for 4 people I would expect the food to be good. Most of the staff was new. It was our servers first night and he had no help. I could tell the whole restaurant was not being ran as I have seen in the past. There needs to be something done about it or they will loose more customers. They lost my business!!Special Features:
- Delicioso!yummyinmytummyDined on 10/13/2014My family LOVES Maggiano's. This time we celebrated my birthday there, and we have our Thanksgiving meal there annually as a family tradition. I also had my work farewell party there. The food is great, the service excellent, and the value for $ can't be beat.Special Features:
- DinnerLunchVIPDined on 10/12/2014The new lighter side menu is great. I actually enjoyed the lighter side better than the normal. Service was excellent.Special Features:
- EnjoyablelittlemanDined on 10/10/2014The food was excellent we always enjoy going to "M" to eat variety on the menu is great. Good to see they are striving to mix it up.Special Features:
- Date nightRickDined on 10/10/2014The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is that the food servers were rude or untrained. One person brought our our big salad to share and threw it down on the table and did not offer us seperate plates or utensils to serve the salad. A different person who brought our main courses sat the food down where ever there was room and walked away without clearing off our used salad and bread plates. The food was great though and Alfredo our waiter was very nice and professional and would ask for him again on our next trip back.Special Features:
- Service Lackinglove2eatDined on 10/3/2014my son loves Maggiano's lasagna so of course he wanted to eat his birthday dinner there. made reservation and indicated it was my son's birthday; we brought gifts for him to open. our server was oblivious to this fact. service was very slow and not very attentive until just before it was time to deliver the check (and for us to consider the tip). my husband did tip 20%; after discussing our experience, we both agreed that 10% would have been commensurate with the service we received.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love maggianosEVT1213Dined on 10/3/2014I have been to several locations but perimeter is my favorite!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OkFamilyDined on 10/3/2014The only restrooms are upstairs. The sweet tea drinks are priced at $2.99 which is very high. The food was bland and all taste the same. The kids meal (chicken fingers) was very gross in appearance the fingers were small and over cooked. The green beans were under cooked. He did not even touch the hard ball of mash potatoes dry no gravy. Needless to say I feed my child again when we got home. The waitress was sweet the only positive. We will not be back.Special Features:
- Great Foodnetnet2Dined on 9/28/2014My husband and I often eat at Maggianos. Service is always great as well as the food. The prices are very reasonable. The location is very convenient, especially if you plan on shopping. However parking if you do not come early can be a hassle.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BluphiDined on 9/27/2014First visit and pleasantly surprised. Will return next time in town.Special Features:
- Food and Service Always GreatMikeDined on 9/27/2014The Food and Service are always great. We have never had a bad meal or service from this location.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall GoodJdadDined on 9/27/2014Overall enjoyable except for panhandler going to tables in the bar asking for $20 handouts. You would think bar manager or employees could pay attention in a place like this...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Hi guys! I'm looking to cook a French feast for Bastille Day and am brainstorming about dishes. Unfortunately, since I'm away from my home kitchen and sans cookbooks, my list is coming up pretty short. I'll be making french onion soup as an appetizer and probably serving pear clafoutis for dessert. I'm going for pretty traditional, i.e. fairly recognizable as French to most people. Here's what I've come up with so far as possible meals:
boeuf bourguignon
quiche (lorraine or otherwise)
coq au vin
cassoulet (probably a little too labor intensive)
tarte tatin
I know there's loads more stuff, I'm just drawing a complete blank! What's your fave French meal?
Sounds great, but I wonder whether these are kind of heavy wintery dishes. What about something like and summery, ex. salade nicoise, la grande aioli, fish stew, gigot d'agneau (roast lamb), stuffed provencale vegetables. Many of these dishes can be prepped ahead of time so more manageable.
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I agree with Katnat. Can't go wrong with the big aioli. I actually think this may be traditional? Maybe not... anyway... you just make a big batch of aioli and serve it with blanched veggies, boiled new potatoes, maybe some cold sliced tenderloin. It is fabulous, summery, and filling, plus you can arrange the items for dipping very festively. Salade nicoise would be great too. For dessert I might consider some wine-poached fruit with creme fraiche.
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Country pate
Fresh tomato tarte
Grilled leg of lamb
Lettuce salad
Cheese assortment
Tarte Tatin with vanilla ice cream
Polyhymnia, I was doing some research about Bastille Day food for my blog, and everything I read says eating during Bastille Day festivities is pretty simple in France. That's because this is a summer time celebration, so it's hot in France. People generally celebrate with a picnic, so all they do is get some cheese, grapes, and wine and just have a nice picnic.
Since you're planning a dinner, maybe you might want to think of summer in France and do things simple with a cheese plate featuring French cheese. Then maybe make your French onion soup with tiny baguette sandwiches on the side. Follow it with a provencal style salad. Again, my suggestions would be to keep it light for the summer, and just feature French ingredients.
re: singleguychef
Thanks for all the ideas guys. I agree about most of my ideas being very hearty and wintery, and since I'm all about seasonal cooking, i may revise my plans. Ratatouille can be rather summery though, so I may go with some variation on that. I actually was planning on just making the soup, because it's super heavy, but my bf requested more food! I'm also thinking some kind of a summery quiche might be nice, packed with lots of vegetables. Maybe a sort of ratatouille quiche? perhaps served cold... and of course there will be lots of cheese!
If you go with a cheese and fruit sampling, plus some good pates and ratatouille, you could add some mini croque monsieurs. How about a deconstructed salade nicoise platter? For sure, some good nicoise olives and olive fourgasse or baguette or other french breads. Are you wanting a sit down meal or finger foods, because that will certainly effect what you will make?
Somehwere, maybe on Barefoot Contessa, I saw a brioche trifle with stewed seasonal fruits. Basically layer brioche, some simple syrup and liquor, and layer with stewed blueberries, raspberries and their juices. Press down on layers so the juices flow and it becomes more solid. Refrigerate overnight. Spoon with some creme fresh and mint leaves. If you are a failry good improvisor, I don't think you'd even need a recipe for this.
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Speaking of Barefoot Contessa, remember she loves to do those tartines, or open-faced sandwiches. One had smoked salmon atop herb butter and one was some sort of goat cheese spread, topped with tomatoes and arugula.........
Thanks guys! I think I've come up with some good stuff, simple but tasty for just a few people. I'm wondering if you have any recommendations for my cheese plate. I just want to do 3 or 4 cheeses and though I'd happily go to the store and pick them out myself, I"m curious what you guys would put on a french cheese plate. Chowhound hasn't steered me wrong yet!
re: polyhymnia
I follow the rule that the Barefoot Contessa recommends, which is a trio of different textures. Of course you have a soft cheese like brie, and then a blue cheese just for punch. Then finally a hard cheese that can be sliced and eaten by itself. I've seen a French cheese that's a nice mix of goat and cow milk that's really interesting.
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For Bastille Day ya gotta have some head cheese
I just hosted a French themed party for the start of the Tour De France.
We had Mergeuz on toasted baguettes.
roast chicken
steak frites
daube (its a bit hot for this dish, but its very traditional in my family)
choucroute garnie
Paris-roubaix cake, fresh fruit and madelines,plus cheese for dessert.
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From Pastor to Pastors: Our Church's Transition to Plurality of Elders
Two days ago our church membership voted to install our first board of elders in who knows how long. (I'm told that 200+ year-old Middletown Church had elder governance once upon a time, but it has not in recent history.) Establishing leadership from a plurality of elders has been one of my ministry goals since arriving here in August 2009, and as I've shared with some over the last 3 years about the process, I continue to receive questions on the nuts and bolts. The reality is not all that sophisticated, honestly.
I wish I had a carefully formulated strategy behind our transition, but I do not. The most important ingredient in this process is a church community already determined to do what the Bible says to do, and this spirit of submission to the Scriptures was not something I gave them, but something they had already developed before I came, something trained in them by the Spirit through the three evangelical pastors before me. I simply capitalized on it. But given the ingredient of a biblically receptive congregation, here are the steps that I took, emphasizing up front that the key pastoral ingredient is patience:
1. I began by teaching the existing leadership team (in our case, the board of deacons and deaconesses) about biblical governance. I suggested books to read (see resource list below), passed around copies of articles and essays, emailed them links to peruse, showed them in the Scriptures the basis for plurality of elders in leadership, and …
"I'm Not Much of a Reader"
In pastoring, in discipling, I've heard it more than I care to count. When exhorting a fellow spiritual journeyman to "Take up and read" the Bible as part of a regular discipline of growth in the Spirit, I will sometimes get this excuse: "I'm not much of a reader."
"I don't read," these folks are saying. "I don't really read anything. Nothing personal against the Bible itself; I just don't learn that way."
This book, they tend to agree, is the place where God is speaking. The one true living God of the Universe reveals what he wants us to know to be complete for every good work in this book called the Bible. In this day and age, when the Scriptures are available in the West at the click of a link or the touch of an iPod, excuses to remain biblically illiterate aren't just silly — they are sinful.
Imagine I showed you a tent across the yard. You can see a glow emanating from its zippered door. "Inside that tent," I said, "is God himself. He has something to say to you. You just have to go inside the tent, and the God of the Universe will reveal the mystery of the ages to you." And then imagine you were to say, "I'm not much of a walker. I prefer sitting to walking."
Makes about as much sense.
"What great toil and effort it cost the church fathers to gather up a few crumbs, while we with half the labor – with …
Why She's a Complementarian
While you're pulling up a seat for what will likely ensue after Kathy Keller's important review of Rachel Held Evans's exegetical fumble posted this morning, take some time to read Lore Ferguson's explanation for why she is a complementarian. An excerpt:
It seems to me that on a very base level the problem of the feminist movement and the patriarchy movement, and indeed sin itself, is principally a lack of trust. We have, from the very beginning, been attempting to wrench what was not given in the search of what was labeled off limits.
The whole garden, every tree and plant, the dominion over the whole earth was ours—everything but this one tree, and yet this one tree is the one Eve took the fruit from and gave it to Adam to share.
From the start we are in search of what is not within our grasp. And if we feel powerless holding onto what does not belong to us, we grasp, we cajole, we plead, and finally in an act of spirited defiance, we take it. We reach high into the branches and we twist that fruit until what looked so good is now so bad, and we eat of it—we dominate in the name of righteousness.
And what happens is not satisfaction. It is not completion. It is not godlike presence or perfection. What happens is that we are immediately found wanting for more and nothing covers us fully enough. We need something more to satisfy.
This, to me, is the …
"Much More": The Gospel as Middle and Better Way
And if anyone forces you to go one mile, go with him two miles.
— Matthew 5:41
These are polar opposites: legalism and license, Pharisaism and hedonism, religion and anarchy, self-righteousness and unrighteousness. They are each more alike in essence than they appear, but between these polarities lies the gospel of Jesus Christ. It is the middle and better way.
The gospel is the middle way because it provides the centering of God's powerful grace, freeing us from the condemnation of works righteousness on the one hand and the condemnation of disobedience on the other.
But the gospel is the better way because it takes the excesses of the hedonistic polarity and applies them in Spiritual power to the aims of the religious polarity. Here's what I mean:
Jesus posits that disciples may be required to go with someone for a mile. License would have us disobey the command altogether — running in the other direction. Legalism would have us obey what is required — going one mile. The grace in the gospel, however, trains us (Titus 2:11-12) to do the minimum and more. A second mile. They want your coat? Give 'em your shirt too.
Similarly, think of the marriage relationship. If we simply followed the law, we would treat our spouses fairly, kindly, well. But captured by Christ in his gracious gospel, husbands don't just avoid being mean to their wives, they cherish them, loving them sacrificially, selflessly. Wives don't just respect their husbands, they submit to them. The affectionate excess of licentiousness is …
The Gospel's Antidote for Envy
The antidote for the self-justification and the self-sovereignty driving envy is rootedness in justification by faith and the supremacy of Christ. Like all other sins, envy is fundamentally a sin of pride, and the only way to kill pride is to confess our sin, repent of it, and believe in the forgiveness given to us by God's free grace in Jesus.
Flashing back to Genesis 4, why do you think Abel's sacrifice was accepted and Cain's was not. Did God just like Abel better? Did Abel know the right religious words or jump through the right religious hoops?
No, Abel's sacrifice was accepted first because it was the sort of offering God had commanded, but also because his offering of sacrificed livestock best reflected the stakes of making us right with God. After the fall, one of the first things Adam and Eve did to cover their shame was clothe themselves with plants. But they had brought death into the world and bloodshed; only bloodshed could cover their shame. So God replaced their leafy garments with animal skins. This is how serious sin is; this is how serious envy is. Something has to die. "[W]ithout the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness" (Hebrews 9:22).
God required an offering and Abel brought real sacrifices. Cain brought the fruit of his hard work. We cannot and will not satisfy the debt of envy through the fruit of our hard work any more than Cain could. If we want to kill envy, it …
Heretics Are Usually Nice Guys
Romans 16:18: "For such persons [that is, the persons who depart from the doctrine] do not serve our Lord Christ, but their own appetites, and by smooth talk and flattery they deceive the hearts of the naive."
Let's take the second one first. Verse 18b: "By smooth talk and flattery they deceive the hearts of the naive." The word for flattery is simply blessing. And smooth talk doesn't necessarily mean manifestly slippery. It just means pleasant and plausible. So the reason we must be so vigilant over biblical doctrine is that those who depart from it take simple people with them by pleasant, plausible speech that presents itself as a blessing. False teachers don't get a following by being rough and harsh. They get a following by being nice.
Just take two examples from history: Arius (d. 336) and Socinus (d. 1604)—both of whom denied the deity of Christ. Parker Williamson describes Arius like this:
Here was a bright, energetic, attractive fellow, the kind of citizen whom any Rotary Club would welcome. Singing sea chanties in dockside pubs and teaching Bible stories to the Wednesday night faithful, this was an immensely popular man. His story reminds us that heresy does not bludgeon us into belief. We are seduced. (Parker T. Williamson, Standing Firm: Reclaiming the Chastain Faith in Times of Controversy [Lenoir, North Carolina: PLC Publications, 1996], p. 31.)
And another writer describes Socinus like this:
He was a gentleman. His morals were above reproach and he distinguished himself by his unfailing courtesy. Unfailing courtesy …
The Church in a Politicized World
Are these our options? Political idolatry on the one hand and political silence on the other? Shall we presume to protect the gospel's relevance by cordoning it off from certain areas of our life? The Church all over the world — not just in the West — has real problems figuring out how to press the gospel into every corner of the cultural room, as it were, without it getting walked all over. I do think the Word of God helps us navigate these things.
Peter offers help:
Beloved, I urge you as sojourners and exiles to abstain from the passions of the flesh, which wage war against your soul. Keep your conduct among the Gentiles honorable, so that when they speak against you as evildoers, they may see your good deeds and glorify God on the day of visitation. Be subject for the Lord's sake to every human institution, whether it be to the emperor as supreme, or to governors as sent by him to punish those who do evil and to praise those who do good. For this is the will of God, that by doing good you should put to silence the ignorance of foolish people. Live as people who are free, not using your freedom as a cover-up for evil, but living as servants of God. Honor everyone. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honor the emperor.
— 1 Peter 2:11-17
What basic outline does this passage offer us for seeing the Church's place in the politicized world? I see three …
Why I Cannot Vote to Reelect President Obama
These are not the only reasons I cannot place a vote for President Barack Obama in the upcoming election, but they are the primary ones.
In ascending order of importance (to me):
5. The Affordable Care Act, which only compounds the systemic dysfunctions and increasing demands in America's health care system.
4. His associations and appointments reflect a poverty of character and values.
3. He cannot be trusted to defend our nation's citizens and interests.
2. He is regularly ordering the murder of innocent civilians overseas.
1. He is decidedly and unashamedly against protecting the health and lives of the most vulnerable in our society.
For these reasons and more, I do not believe a vote cast for the President is in obedience to the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Too Earthly Minded to Be Any Heavenly Good?
"A continual looking forward to the eternal world is not (as some modern people think) a form of escapism or wishful thinking, but one of the things a Christian is meant to do. It does not mean that we are to leave the present world as it is. If you read history you will find that the Christians who did most for the present world were just those who thought most of the next. The Apostles themselves, who set on foot the conversion of the Roman Empire, the great men who built up the Middle Ages, the English Evangelicals who abolished the Slave Trade, all left their mark on Earth, precisely because their minds were occupied with Heaven. It is since Christians have largely ceased to think of the other world that they have become so ineffective in this. Aim at Heaven and you will get earth 'thrown in': aim at earth and you will get neither."
— C.S. Lewis, Mere Christianity
Keep Your Heart
One of my favorite chapters in Joe Thorn's invaluable little book Note to Self is this one on "keeping your heart":
Keep your heart with all vigilance,
for from it flow the springs of life.
— Proverbs 4:23
Dear Self,
You work at keeping your conduct in line, and you work at maintaining a good reputation, but you don't work enough on keeping your heart. The problem with this is unless you learn to keep your heart, your conduct and reputation will be of little value and may come crashing down in times of weakness.
The call to keep your heart is a call to work on your life internally, not merely externally. The latter is easy; the former is much harder and more complicated. The religious or moral person will focus on the external and maintain good appearances, but it may have little to nothing to do with the heart. God is first and foremost concerned with your heart, for when you are keeping your heart, the rest of life follows.
To keep your heart means that your focus and work is on maintaining communion with God and pursuing the transformation that only God can accomplish in you. It is not performance-based religion, nor the moral improvement of your life, but the ongoing work of cultivating love for God and hatred for sin. It is the unending effort of guarding ourselves against idols while resting in the promises of the gospel.
To keep your heart is your primary business as a Christian, …


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On Thursday afternoon, she came as the author of her own literary phenomenon -- the erotic "Fifty Shades of Grey." The 49-year-old mother of two signed copies of her debut novel and its two sequels at the San Diego Convention Center for fans who won tickets at a drawing earlier in the day.
Her trilogy commanded a seven-figure publishing price, has been translated into 42 languages and is set to be made into a major Hollywood movie by the Oscar-nominated producers of "The Social Network."
She calls the whole experience "extraordinary."
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Chicken or the Egg by Kimwu Productionsby Mr Geo Neo
The Chicken or the Egg is a very cute short from Ringling College of Art and Design students, Christine Kim and Elaine Wu. I was taken back by the amount of talent these two students already have. There's no prizes for guessing Chicken or the Egg has already won an award, as well as been screened at a bunch of film festivals.
"Chicken or the Egg" is an offbeat romantic comedy about a pig who has an EGGdiction to eating eggs. But when he falls in love with the hottest chicken in town, he must choose what comes first… the Chicken or the Egg.
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Today on The Lounge we have super talent André Smatik Ljosai aka Smatik. Art direction, illustration, motion graphics and graphic design are amongst his skill set, with many of the world's biggest brands flocking to his creativity. He is also a trained lithographer and scallywag graffiti artist. He lives and works in Denmark, with clients including Aljazeera, Audi, Coca-Cola, Gilette, Haribo and Virgin Airlines.
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Jason Gamberby Mr Kyri Kyprianou
Over the years growing up, I've had lemons for cars. Which in turn means that my nose was constantly in repair manuals. I've always been fascinated by the complexity of exploded diagrams. I've ventured into many fields of illustration, but my mind only sits comfortably with this type of challenge. And the ultimate challenge being creating machinery that looks functional and in some way invokes emotion.
Jason Gamber brings life to technical illustration. His work is so well executed and he brings together such a marvellous blend of ideas that you cannot help but be impressed. Jason lives and works in Oregon, USA.
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Strange Oaks by Headlessby Mr Geo Neo
Strange Oaks is the short animation from super skilled Spanish studio, Headless. Headless is a small, but evidently, very well formed, independent animation studio headed up by Adrian Garcia, Victor Maldonado and Alfredo Torres. Their work is quite phenomenal for such a small team. It has a very quirky feel, but a slightly dark edge—very dark, in the case of Strange Oaks.
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Alright, lets go ahead and clear something up. Just because you read something on the Internet, does not mean it's true. Shocking, I know.
Anyway, the latest Hollywood casting rumour has Rachel Bilson already cast as Wonder Woman in the big screen adaptation, even though there is nothing even close to any official word from Warner Brothers, according to Life Style Extra (who are actually just running some lame report off some wire service).
The brunette actress - best known for playing ditzy Summer Roberts in the hit teen series - will don the famous starred hot pants and wield her gold whip in the film.
Bilson has already proved her suitability for the iconic part, after she donned a Wonder Woman outfit for a sexy seduction scene in 'The O.C.'.
Okay, let's just take a look at this. Other than this purely speculative "report," the only thing Rachel Bilson has in common with Wonder Woman is dark hair, a pretty face, and the fact that she wore the costume on a TV show once.
She's too short, too frail, and too cute to even be remotely considered for the role. Let's also keep in mind that the script isn't finished, and pretty much every actress in Hollywood has been connected to the role at one point or another.
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'Glee' Actor Hopes Cast Didn't 'Crap On' Journey's 'Don't Stop Believin''
He said the song was perfect for 'Glee,' which is filled with "underdogs and people finding their niche." On the downside, the rights to use the song did not come with any instructions or advice. "We received nothing in terms of that," laughs Monteith. "Just don't crap on it. I think was the general plan."
Clearly the general public loved it as the song hit gold certification for digital sales in excess of 500,000 downloads, and to date, over two million 'Glee' songs have been purchased online.
But what did the Journey think? Monteith believes even they can respect that "it's a different animal. It's a rock song, and we kind of made it into a pop song. I think it was respectful."
Nonetheless he's kind of dying to know. "Steve Perry, if you're reading this, and you want to drop me a line on Twitter, feel free to let me know if I crapped on it, or not. I am more than open to your critique," Monteith said.
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- Friday 13 NovemberBy GBROBLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
They have destroyed that song, it is a classic and should not be tampered with. I couldn't watch the entire video due to the fact that it was destroying a classic Journey song. "Please stop the believing".
- Friday 13 NovemberBy jerryLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I could not possibly agree more. If you are not Steve Perry, DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS OR ANY OTHER JOURNEY SONG! You cannot do it justice.
- Sunday 15 NovemberBy kimberly
If your child were in a glee club, and they did the same song, would you tell them that they were destroying the song? Probably not. If you don't like the show, then you should probably get over it.
- Saturday 14 NovemberBy Deborah
I disagree. I liked the song before but I loved their version of it. If you can do a better job I am dying to hear it!
- Friday 13 NovemberBy heather840
I have loved that song so much I have it as my ring tone. Well actually I loved just about every Journey song for as long as I can remember. I've heard other singers try to cover it before and all they end up doing is killing it.
I'll never forget hearing Don't Stop at the end of the last episode of the Sopranos, and it was aung the ONLY way it was should be.
- Friday 13 NovemberBy Mary Anne
Better done by the acapella group Penn Masala. This version on Glee ....not so good.
- Friday 13 NovemberBy boogerLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
REALLY....that journey piece of crap ?? Who cares ? That band is to music what MacDonalds is to fine dining... Journey has the integrity of a mcnugget.
Please don't do a disservice to McDonalds. McNuggets are cheap but tasty and filling. Journey is just cheap.
- Friday 13 NovemberBy PEPPA
Props to Bennett and Streisand but Steve Perry sounds like his vocal cords are being forced through a pencil sharpener while somebody is stepping on his balls.
- Friday 13 NovemberBy jerry
You were fired from Mickey D's weren't you?
- Saturday 14 NovemberBy bill
If they didn't crap on it , then I'll take a crap on it. (I had corn for dinner last night too)
- Saturday 14 NovemberBy Tony
That is just horrid! Does anyone over 10 really watch this show?
- Thursday 03 FebruaryBy guest
yes im 13 almost 14 and i watch the show. Its probably the best show on tv. they've won awards two years in a row. if you dont have something nice to say dont say it at all!
Oh please, Journey are the biggest purveyors of disposable forgettable tripe ever in the history of rock and roll. I never intended to watch the show anyway but now I have a good reason.
- Saturday 14 NovemberBy Tunaonmymind
LOL oh you precious snowflakes that are so threatened by a show! 500,000 down loads of songs sung by members of this cast. Yeah the stuffed shirts in that wastedland called Hollywood aren't going to let this cash cow disappear anytime soon.
....and you may even see a copycat version showing up on the tube soon! Oh I can hear you twits now, screaming...writhing in pain.
The show is fluff, air and at least the Simpson girls aren't in this thing!
- Sunday 15 NovemberBy bernie
writing in pain? I think that's a little over the top
- Saturday 14 NovemberBy jennygirl
you did a great job with this song. i would have never thought it would be this good as a pop version. the show is great too!
- Saturday 14 NovemberBy SweetPea
It's a classic because it has a hook that should be on the controlled substance list. You can hate, but you have to respect these kids and what they bring to the show.
- Sunday 15 NovemberBy Juliana
First of all the song is absolutly amazing!!!! I think that Glee did an awesome job and i give them two thumbs up! Usually i would say remixes suck dont mess with the original song but Glee did not ruin it they just made it their own!!!!
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Congresswoman Lynn Jenkins (R-Topeka) told conservatives at a town hall meeting that "Republicans are struggling right now to find the great white hope" to counter the Democratic agenda (video here). Hmmm. No Freudian slip there!
Jenkins' spokesperson, Mary Geiger, tried to dig her boss out of the hole:
"There may be some misunderstanding there when she talked about the great white hope," Geiger said. "What she meant by it is they have a bright future. They're bright lights within the party."
Um, yeah, sure. "Bright" rhymes with "white". And it's the opposite of "dark", which is frequently paired with "black".
Geiger released the following statement on Jenkins' behalf: "There's no doubt the Republican Party has gone through some dark and challenging times in recent years, but thankfully bright young leaders have stepped up to lead the party into the future and she hopes to be a part of it. That was the intent of her comments — nothing more and nothing less. Congresswoman Jenkins apologizes for her choice of words."
Geiger says she's never heard her boss use that phrase before. I certainly hope she never will again.
via TPM