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Dominant web ad giant (Google) possibly 'weeks' away from Euro slapdown
Google will learn within weeks if its alleged abuse of dominance in the European search market will earn it a formal complaint from the EU's competition regulator. Sanctions and fines of up to 10 per cent of Google's annual worldwide turnover could yet be imposed on the company, antitrust commissioner and EC veep Joaquin Almunia …
Perhaps if it was actually googles rivals complaining it'd make sense. But it's not, it's a laod of no name companies, or people who haven't updated their sites since the mid 90s who are crying because they don't make the first few slots. The only "rival" (and I use the term loosely) complaining is Bing, and they're doing many of the same things they're accusing Google of doing.
Re: Sigh
It is not longer accurate to describe Google as a internet "search engine". The thing being searched is not the internet, just a domain of things Google is happy for you to see. And the items returned are not "results", but carefully ordered material that reflects how Google would like to integrate into your life.
You think you search Google, but you are the one being searched.
Re: Sigh
Any person who is anybody, that is who follows these things along, knows that the "new" Google search algorithms are bogus.
The fallout from Panda has never settled, the idea that you must construct your website to "step into Google's mindset", rather than your target audience, is laughable. Google's own 'link farm", their advertisers and the revenue stream they create, is known to bias search results and let's not talk about how linkbacks bias their search results - the idea that, based on frequency of reference quotations rankings can be assigned regardless of actual content, is extremely questionable and that is putting it mildly.
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Google has a Rival ?
Re: Google has a Rival ?
Are the 'rivals' that are being referred to not websites like Compare the Market etc?
If you do a Google Search for Insurance you get their comparison engine as the first result and therefore promoting their services unfairly compared to ones such as Compare the Market and Go Compare etc...
The term "insurance" and the like are one of the highest search terms for Google and one of their now more profitable searches.
So I just went to Google and typed...
"App store" - and without moving my mouse or scrolling my screen, this is what Google returns...
1 link to Google Play
5 links to Apple/iTunes etc
1 link to Amazon
1 link to Ask.com
1 link to Wikipedia
1 link to Google news re a story about the "Bust a move" app/game
I also tried "maps" and it returns links for Google, Bing, Streetmap, TFL, Metro and the BBC.
Re: So I just went to Google and typed...
Sorry Aristotles... I am not sure what you are trying to say here as you do not elaborate. I am unsure if you are for or against Google on this with what you have written.
I assume you are against on this and are not trying to show that the others get returned also as that is not the problem.
This is about Google putting their links first - which your results show - regardless of whether their results should show up first.
So where is the "abuse of dominance"???
Another US company getting boned by a European "watchdog" agency because it does a better job than the so called "competition".
I charge that this is nothing more than thinly veiled protectionist "nationalism".
Let the downvotes begin....
@Dan Paul - Re: So where is the "abuse of dominance"???
I wouldn't have downvoted you if it wasn't for the fact that companies from other countries get similarly "boned" by America's thinly veiled protectionist nationalism.
Re: So where is the "abuse of dominance"???
If the EU are serious about this, maybe they need to tell Tesco to put a Sainsbury's ad in their windows because that makes about as much sense.
Punishing private companies for being good at what they do. Unbelievable really.
Re: So where is the "abuse of dominance"???
It's also possible that this crackdown is being encouraged behind the scenes as punishment for Google daring to decline to pay more taxes when the MP's puffed up their chests and crowed that they would take Big Business to task.
Re: So where is the "abuse of dominance"???
Last time I checked Tesco did not hold a monopoly, unlike Google. If Tesco were the only supermarket in the UK and, say, put massive advertising for there own brand bread whilst hiding all other bread at the back of the shop they would also be getting the slap down.
Re: So where is the "abuse of dominance"???
OK, I'll bite.
You're saying Tesco HAVE to sell Hovis's products. I don't care which way you slice it (see what I did there?) this does not make sense.
Re: So where is the "abuse of dominance"???
Its hardly Googles fault for being the flavor of the Month...
>Implying that the likes of Yahoo, Bing, Baidu do NOT exist!
Re: So where is the "abuse of dominance"???
So why does Google "hold" a monopoly? They certainly do not force people to type "google" into their web browser or select it as their default home page. My experience, tested every 1 - 2 months, is that search results on Google are never inferior to those on Bing and generally just a bit more precise, and are noticably better than those of Yahoo.
And however much the price comparison sites may whine, I have not found them to be useful and generally avoid or ignore them.
The complaints in both Europe and the US about Google's alleged monopoly abuse amount to classical rent seeking by their less successful competitors.
Re: @Dan Paul - So where is the "abuse of dominance"???
Try giving me real world examples please. There are MANY examples of governmental interference from Euro government against American software and Web companies but I see little if any the other way around.
Re: So where is the "abuse of dominance"???
Same as the presidential veto that benefited Apple.
Or the WTO rulings ignored by the US.
In an ideal world none of this type of thing would happen but at least the EU is a sort out counter balance to the US corporation.
It's their ball...
Maybe they should pick it up and go home.
Re: It's their ball...
They don't need to go that far, just redirect their european country code TLDs back at google.com, and run it all out of the states. Do that for six months and watch all the 'competitors whine like children about all the Europeans using an American company, instead of using their services.
I wonder if we'll see a shift...
Towards Europeans using proxies, vpns or other spoofing measures to get through to a non-bolloxed version of the US Google once the EU regulators are done with it?
They've already managed to make EU websites slightly more annoying with the cookies warnings appearing here there and everywhere - forcing us to do an extra few mouse-clicks! I fear Google EU becoming unusable.
And when we look back on the action against Microsoft, didn't Firefox and Chrome manage to beat IE even before the final ruling and forcing MS to put a choice dialogue box in their OS?
What good are EU regulations when they frequently target not only yesterdays problems, but problems no-one is complaining about. At this rate, might as well not expect any action on UEFI bootloader locking until at least 2023 - when it's been surpassed by another technology altogether...
Re: I wonder if we'll see a shift...
No the website operators choose to make them like that when it comes to the cookies thing.
I saw a Motorola site that did it properly when the rules first came out.
(Asked once if you agreed to who type of cookies - one set required to use the site and another for tracking / analytical purposes / marketing).
It was not at all annoying and allowed me to opt out of everything not essential to the site.
(As far as I am concerned if something is for their benefit they can do it on their servers.)
All mostly bollox
As comparing Google's page with relevant adverts and Microsoft's Google clearly label theirs, Bing doesn't.
Also a search for services only promotes google services which are popular (which it should) and less popular services are not on the first page. Microsoft however promotes ALL of it's services on the first page.
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This whole thing is quite shit.
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I wouldn't think any of those would be acceptable. I'd think we'd be talking Gold, Platinum, or Cut Gemstones.
It's the user interfaces embedded in search results that are unfair
It's not the search results that I think are anti-competitive, it's the special user interfaces that lots of search terms give.
e.g. A stock ticker like "TSLA" half the page is filled with basically a Google Finance search result. However, it isn't a normal search result, it gets to have special formatting, a graph, and some buttons. Nobody else's service can do that!
Same with "fly to New York". Sure at the top you get some adverts marked as such, fair enough. Then the next hit is a special table callout box with a nice icon, completely different to a search result, more prominent and usable. No competitor can do that.
I wish they'd auction these GUI add-ons as well, so anyone could get in on the game. At least DuckDuckGo lets you write your own and send them a pull request.
Re: It's the user interfaces embedded in search results that are unfair
I don't know. Would you rather them have patented 'a system by which an interactive GUI is dynamically embedded into search results pages' or some such nonsense that would prevent any other search engines from doing something similar on their pages?
Google has a leg up. The anti-competitive part of this is attempting to punish someone for a better product. MS and Yahoo! have spent billions trying to compete. Hell, Bing offered to pay people in real money to use their services, and they haven't come close. There's no way for anyone to compete unless they figure out a better way to search.
That's supposed to be the idea behind competitive markets. Someone has a product or service that everybody wants and you want some of that money too. You build a better widget and people will come to you. If your competitor can't be beaten that means you lose until/unless you figure out how to outperform them. Customers have no loyalty and will always go where the best thing is, the best deal is, the best whatever that fulfills their needs is.
Re: It's the user interfaces embedded in search results that are unfair
FACT: There is no such thing as a free lunch, all "free" web services need to advertise in order to make money.
Google provides alot of reasonably valuable services at no charge so they need to advertise a lot and frequently.
BIG NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT (from the early 00's): Google is NOT JUST A SEARCH ENGINE! They are also a "Web Portal" just like Yahoo and AOL who provide their own content. Those GUI's you see on some Google search results are NO DIFFERENT!
There is a reason why another company that does similar things is called a "Competitor" because they compete with each other (not watchdog agencies) and (newsflash) the best one WINS the CUSTOMERS BUSINESS!
LESSON: If you can't compete, try harder instead of complaining to watchdog agencies to fight your battles for you. Otherwise STFU.
When I type "Fly to New York" into Google I get 11 different companies links and Googles table is fourth down the list and many are shown as Ad's as are all links in the right hand column where Google does not even show up. That's the first page of 527,000,000 results. How is that preventing "competition"????
Re: It's the user interfaces embedded in search results that are unfair
Microsoft is one of the people complaining. (No doubt Google was when they were in the same situation or certainly would be now).
All of the big web companies abuse what ever processes exist.
(So I just block their adverts fair is fair - I didn't mind the text ad's until they started messing about. I act in my best interests exactly the same as they do.)
M$ again
Many of the complainers are owned by or associated with Microsoft (Fair Search in particular).
I wonder what the going rate is for an EU comissioner?
Re: M$ again
that is possibly unfair.
One thing is definitely true, however: the only monopoly that is completely legal and is actively enforced across the EU is the EU itself
I am for it because
Remember in the 00's when the boot was on the other foot Google, now its your turn! Also remember that BT got chopped up for similar reasons, it got too big for its boots and abused its position to give an advantage to itself over competition.
As an owner of an IT company I am sick, tired and fed up of spending time unticking boxes presented in various applications, downloads and software inviting me to install Google this and Google that, many less than tech savvy users don't understand or don't feel they have a choice.
Google IS becoming extremely intrusive in every aspect of IT and quite frankly their future plans to tie all your personal data hosted with them into their search engine is SCARY! Many people have jumped into the Google camp because they were not aware that there were other options.
Google is dominant and overly so, it is drowning the competition to force its own content, ads, maps, email, pick any Google service, in every search you do.
Time to wind you neck in Google, start paying taxes and start playing fair!!
Re: I am for it because
I think most people, especially those that read this site, are quite aware there are other options. The rub though is that Google simply provides more relevant results earlier in the set. Even with their creeping advert inserts and slightly weighted results I tend to find what I want, fastest using Google.
Tried Bing, tried Duck Duck Go, and a few other tiny search engines and they simply do not work as well as Google. This is doubly true when searching for ultra specialized niche information where it is more likely as not the site hasn't been well designed with searching/discovery in mind. The 'options' will certainly find big brand name sites that have a dedicated team ensuring their sites are easy to find, but what if I want to find say 'flame cleanable 1,1,1-trichloroethane resistant fabric filters'? Somewhere on page 3,531 of 'the options' results you might find something that you can use as a clue to use in further investigation.
So I suppose it depends on your use, but for work I much prefer finding what I want faster. If I'm looking for a new Bosch range for my kitchen I probably doesn't matter.
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The first season of the prestigious NBC medical drama ER is seen largely through the eyes of new third-year medical student John Carter (Noah Wyle) ... Show synopsis The first season of the prestigious NBC medical drama ER is seen largely through the eyes of new third-year medical student John Carter (Noah Wyle) as he tries to survive his shakedown cruise in the Emergency Room of Chicago's County General Hospital. Carter is swiftly introduced to his ill-tempered, ultra-demanding supervisor Dr. Peter Benton (Eriq La Salle), ER head Dr. Morganstern (William H. Macy), and his new co-workers, womanizing Dr. Doug Ross (George Clooney), workaholic Dr. Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards), and troubled Dr. Susan Lewis (Sherry Stringfield). Likewise appearing for the first time -- and almost the last -- is Ross' current amour, Head Nurse Carol Hathaway (Julianna Margulies), a character who was supposed to have appeared only once before committing suicide, but who proved so popular that she recovered and returned to work. The many first-season plot strands include Greene's ever-growing domestic problems with his restless wife, Jennifer (Christine Harnos), the normally ice-cold Benton's anguish over the failing health of his mother (Beah Richards), and Lewis' tribulations with her irresponsible, drug-addicted sister, Chloe (Kathleen Wilhoite), who presumptively deposits her baby at Lewis' home and disappears. Showing up in mid-season during a major medical crisis is Dr. Angela Hicks (CCH Pounder), one of the few people who can match Benton in anger and imperiousness. Another character conflict develops between Lewis and rule-bound Dr. Kayson (Sam Anderson), who first brings charges of incompetence against her -- and then tries to date her! On a more salutary note, Greene is promoted to attending physician. The Emmy award-winning episode "Love's Labor Lost" dramatized a career turning point for Greene when a misdiagnosis causes the death of an expectant mother. Shortly afterward, new ER chief William Swift (Michael Ironside) makes trouble for the staff with his eccentric approach to medicine. Also introduced is another third-year med student, Jing-Mei "Deb" Chen (Ming-Na), who enters into intense competition with Carter -- with disastrous results. Another first-season recurring character, Lewis' erstwhile boyfriend Dr. Div Cvetic (John Terry), breaks under the pressure of the ER and runs naked into the streets, never to be seen again. Worth special notice is the episode "Motherhood," directed by no less than Quentin Tarantino; and the season finale, in which the marriage between Carol Hathaway and Dr. John Taglieri (Rick Rossovich) is scuttled at the last moment, leaving poor Carol with another emotional cross to bear. Hal Erickson, Rovi


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Bauer 2100 Hockey Helmet w/Cage
The Bauer 2100 Hockey Helmet Combo is one of best helmets you'll find in this price range. It's perfect for beer-league players and has an adjustable 2-piece shell design that is both stylish and durable. You can easily adjust the size of the helmet with a phillips screwdriver by loosening the side screws and adjusting the shell to the desired length. With plenty of ventilation and the use of dual-density padding, the 2100 is very comfortable and provides a great all-around fit. The Bauer 2100 Helmet is HECC, CSA and CE certified, so you can play with the confidence that your helmet meets USA Hockey Standards.
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I recently purchased this helmet for summer pickup games at the local rink, and I have to say it is perfect for just that. This helmet has a great price point so it won't break the bank. It has plenty of high density foam in all the right places for maximum protection. Very comfortable, and versatile. The cage is very easily removed, if its not your style and its very simple and easy to re-size the helmet. The helmet is also very breathable; with many open vents all over the top of the helmet, its easy to stay cool. If I have one compliant about this helmet, it would be that the helmet seems to be more slim than wide. Meaning, the sides are a little tight.(could just be my oddly shaped head)
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THE spectators who braved the cold wind in Blairgowrie on Saturday evening were rewarded with another spectacular march to the Wellmeadow by the massed pipes and drums of several bands.
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- Ransom Pinot Gris Eola Amity 2012 Product #27740 (In Stock)
Very little made (just 232 cases) of this organically grown, naturally made, Piont Gris from Cattrall and Temperance Hill vineyards. A rich, deeply-textured, take on Oregon Pinot Gris that shows the complexity of whole cluster pressing, two months on the lees, and just the right hint of residual sugar. Aromas and flavors of heirloom apples, tart pear, mountain flowers and brioche bread. Creamy and rich on the palate but then juicy and refreshing on the mouthwatering finish where lemon custard and browned pear notes linger.
"Ample and subtly creamy, this still offers more than enough refreshing primary juiciness and an abundance of ripe peach as if close to the core: subtly piquant and salty in a manner that really stimulates the salivary glands. A garland of bittersweet floral perfume and additionally invigorating twist of lime peel add to the appeal of this outstanding value that should prove highly versatile until at least 2015."Wine Advocate 89 points
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John Grochau's easy-drinking, early release, Pinot Noir Commuter Cuvee always gives us a nice preview of the vintage to come, and his 2013 leaves us feeling very excited indeed. John's hands-off approach to winemaking ("Don't screw it up" is his motto) and light use of new oak (just 10% here) lets classic Pinot cherry fruit and accents of cranberry, fresh earth, flower petal, and spice shine through clear as a bell. The fruit shows some of the dark richness found in Willamette's last hot vintage (2009), but with better freshness and a light, silky, texture that makes this wonderfully easy to drink. Fantastic value in handcrafted Willamette Valley Pinot Noir!
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Here's an unbelievable deal on delicious 2012 Willamette Valley Pinot Noir – you'll look long and hard to find a small production Pinot from Estate grown fruit at anything like this price. Like more famous neighbors – Domaine Serene, Domain Drouhin, Archery Summit, Sokol Blosser and more – Vista Hills' 42 acre vineyard relies on altitude and brick-red Jory soils (plus sustainable farming practices) to turn out ripe, elegant, and complex fruit – and never more than in the great 2012 vintage!
The Fourmen Pinot is based on 4 different vineyard blocks and mixes gutsy Pommard with more aromatic, Dijon Clone stock. The ripe-picked fruit gets a gentle fermentation and then 18 months aging in medium-toast French oak (about 25% new). Ripe and generous notes of black and red cherry and fresh crushed raspberries get accents of fresh cut flowers, toasted oak, and fresh turned earth. There's just enough tannin here to support rich food (duck or salmon would be great), but also keep this easy to drink on its own. A very nice $30-caliber wine at a much better price!
- Ponzi Pinot Gris Willamette Valley 2013 Product #28269 (In Stock)
A satisfying Pinot Gris from one of Oregon's best-known producers. On the nose, you'll find aromas of white flowers like magnolias, lime zest, and a hint of white tea. There's a pleasing richness here, cleaned up by fresh citrus flavors. Perfect as a standalone sipper or with Vietnamese food!
- Elk Cove Pinot Gris Willamette Valley 2013 Product #28296 (In Stock)
A long-time staff and customer favorite, Elk Cove's Pinot Gris is always about ripe pear and apple fruit, subtle acacia flowers, and juicy lime acidity. At once creamy and juicy, this remains one of the most reliable - and delicious - Oregon Pinot Gris wines we know.
- Wildaire Gewurztraminer Columbia Gorge 2013 Product #28900 (In Stock)
WildAire is in the Willamette Valley - far too cool for Gewurz - so they source this fruit from the warmer Oak Ridge Vineyard on the Washington side of the Columbia Gorge. It's a rich, exotic, wine with loads of lychee, guava, and super-ripe pear fruit with accents of warm baking spice and rose petal. There's some sweetness here but juicy apple acidity and a touch of spritz keeps it fresh and clean. Stunning with spicy Asian or Indian food!
- Matello Pinot Noir Hommage Willamette Valley 2011 Product #27515 (In Stock)
Marcus makes this cuvee as a "Thank You" to all of the Willamette Valley winemakers who shared their talent, skill, and experience with him as he was learning to make wine. It's a blend of fruit from sites in Yamhill and the Dundee Hills. It's usually his darkest flavored Pinot Noir, but in the bright, crisp, 2011 vintage it fairly sparkles. Complex aromas of ripe Pinot fruit, smoke and spice lead to vibrant flavors of sweet black cherry and savory smoke, spice, and mineral. The flavors swirl around from sweetly fruited to floral and then to spice/earth/mineral and back again as juicy acids and fine, ripe, tannin make your mouth water. Marcus (and I!) think this will follow the trajectory of his 2007s, gaining depth of fruit and softening over the next 3-5 years but never getting heavy or dense. Beautiful stuff.
- Evesham Wood Pinot Noir Eola Cuvee 2012 Product #28689 (In Stock)
Owner/winemaker at this legendary Willamette Valley estate since 2010, Erin Nuccio used all he learned from Evesham Wood founder Russ Ramey to capture the full magic of Oregon's 2012 harvest. Like all Evesham Wood's estate wines, it's made naturally from organically farmed grapes harvested earlier than most – perfectly ripe but still bursting with juicy acid.
If you loved the La Grive Bleue, you'll be fascinated by the fuller, darker aromas of blackberries, dark cherries, and a hint of earthy mushrooms and forest floor. On the palate, it's satisfyingly mouthfilling, with flavors of ripe blackberries, and dusty tannins. Despite its fuller body and darker fruit flavors, the finish is clean and mouthwatering. A perfect match for grilled salmon or duck. Delicious!


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Our urban cottage is located just blocks from the West Seattle Junction. This two bedroom house sleeps a maximum of 6 guests. Both the master bedroom and a second bedroom have queen-sized beds. A semi-private, curtained sleeping area contains bunk beds perfect for kids or the young at heart. The small kitchen is functional, but not for the true gourmet cook. The house has one bathroom, a combined open living/dining space, a washer/dryer, wireless high-speed internet, DirecTV, and off-street parking for two cars.
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(FILES) -- A file photo taken on March 3, 2006 shows former British rock star Gary Glitter listening to the verdict at the end of his two-day trial on charges of child sex abuse at a local courthouse in Southern town of Ba Ria, Southern coastal province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau. British police on October 28, 2012 arrested 1970s glam rocker Gary Glitter on suspicion of sexual offences as they probe a mountain of child sex abuse allegations against late TV star Jimmy Savile. AFP PHOTO/HOANG DINH NamHOANG DINH NAM/AFP/Getty Images
Updated: November 30, 2012 6:21AM
That is one creepy-looking veteran cosmic rocker.
British pop singer Gary Glitter (real name Paul Gadd) was arrested Sunday morning in London as part of a child sex abuse case. British authorities said Glitter was being held as part of a wide-ranging investigation centering on BBC host Jimmy Savile, who they said had sexually assaulted numerous girls. (Savile died last year.)
A documentary about Savile on British TV earlier this month included an allegation Glitter had sex with an underage girl in Savile's dressing room at the BBC. He was released later Sunday, and police said he was due to return to a London police station in December for further questioning.
In 2006, Glitter was convicted of committing obscene acts with minors in Vietnam and was sentenced to three years in prison.
So even before this latest episode, one might ask: why would anybody play this guy's music at a sporting event?
You know the song
If you're under 40 you might not even know the name Gary Glitter, but if you've ever attended a basketball, hockey or football game at the high school level or above, there's a strong chance you've heard his signature song. The official title is "Rock & Roll (Part 2)," but it's more commonly known as the "Hey!" song, as that's the only word chanted in the instrumental that goes something like this:
Dah dah dah dah dah, Hey! Dah dah dah dah dah, Hey!
Released in 1972 and charting as high as No. 7 on Billboard, "Rock and Roll (Part 2)" surfaced as a rally anthem a few years later, with the Colorado Rockies, Denver Nuggets and Denver Broncos usually cited as the first professional teams to adopt it.
They wore out the "Rock and Roll (Part 2)' battle cry at the old Chicago Stadium and then at the United Center during the Bulls' championship runs of the 1990s. All respect to "Chelsea Dagger," if you're compiling a list of the most popular and most effective pop songs-turned-stadium anthems, "Rock and Roll (Part 2)" is the champion.
(It's also been played to death in movies and on TV, from "Happy Gilmore" to "The Full Monty" to "Any Given Sunday" to "Meet the Fockers" to episodes of "Lizzie McGuire" and "South Park." Imagine the royalties.)
Some 20 years ago I tracked down the reclusive Glitter and he faxed — yes, faxed — the lyrics to "Rock and Roll Part 1," which has the same music as the stadium song.
Can you still recall the jukebox hall when the music played
And the world spinning round to a brand new sound in those far-off days
In their blue suede shoes they would scream and shout
And they sang the blues let it all hang out
Rock and roll, rock and roll!
Rock and roll, rock and roll!
Those lyrics might explain why it was Part 2 that became the hit.
After Glitter's conviction in 2006, the NFL advised teams to cease playing "Rock and Roll (Part 2)." The New England Patriots polled their fans and settled on two "new" themes, "Elevation" by U2 and the "1812 Overture." In Kansas City they started playing a cover version of "Rock and Roll (Part 2)," which seemed to be OK with the league.
A number of college bands continue to incorporate the song into their routines. It was only last January that Penn State's band took "Rock and Roll (Part 2)" out of its catalog. "I didn't want to give the media and Penn State critics any other thing to bash us about," said Dr. Richard Bundy, director of Penn State's Blue Band.
Penn State also has banned "Sweet Caroline" from its playlist, reportedly because of the line "touching me, touching you," which of course has nothing to do with child molestation. That's a classic example of overreaching in an attempt to be sensitive.
If "Rock and Roll (Part 2)" blares from the sound system on any given Saturday or Sunday, maybe one in 10 fans knows the name of the song, the artist — and the monstrous acts he's committed.
Doesn't matter. It's time to hit the permanent Mute button on "Rock and Roll (Part 2)."


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Have gotten into many an argument here about Zuni and felt I was being too harsh and should give it another try. Last night, was no exception, nothing was fantastic and one item was just plain bad.
To start, we shared a quarter dungeness crab. The crab was fine, however it was served with an aioli (can't remember if it had garlic, may have just been mayo) that had clearly been sitting around for hours and had grown a layer of protective "skin." My date found it tasty, I found it disturbing. I prefer my crab naked anyway, so it wasn't that big of a deal, but the kitchen, if they isist on serving aioli/mayonaise with their crab needs to add a little lemon and water so that the diner does not end up losing bits of crab to the quagmire of snot in the bowl.
Next we were interested in the olio nuevo (sp? sorry) but really just wanted to taste the olive oil in it's pure form. We asked if we could please just purchase a shot of it in a wine glass, and were told that was not a possiblity. We ordered the dish, which was the olive oil we wanted to try, soaked over a day old grilled piece of toast, which really took away from its beautiful flavor. Accompanying said toast was ribbons of carrots and purple cabbage. Next time I'll order the dish with the toast and "crudite" on the side.
The third dish was the by far the most disappointing. Potato Leek soup with "shaved" black truffles (they were,in actuality, a chiffonade). This was so disappointing I had a few bites to make sure it was as a bad as I thought, and upon confirmation I could not finish it. The soup was gritty and flat (flavorless)-there was not even a hint of leek or truffle. The truffle was clearly himalayan or from Oregon, and thrown in the soup as a means of justifying it's $12 cost.
Our last course was the risotto with duck sugo. Here is the one thing they did right. The risotto was cooked to absolute perfection. It was al dente, and not the mushy blob I have been avoiding at restaurants for years. Perfectly cooked risotto aside, the dish lacked any flavor and requird a hefty amount of salt to make it palatable.
So, I am still completely confused as to why this restaurant is so revered...a good cesar and burger does not a wonderful restaurant make.
Thank god someone else is totally unimpressed with Zuni. WHAT IS THE DEAL? I have never had a meal I liked there. Lunch. Dinner. Doesn't matter. I'd go to Cav any day over this overrated snotty place.
But did you say anything about it? Restaurants can't fix things if folks don't tell them what is not working...
It happens I have been going to Zuni since the first day they moved into their space, it use to be a cactus store. I have had at least four disappointments in the last 18 years or so. I would not give up everyone has ups and downs but they have remained pretty true to form for a very long time.
It is just one of the joys of being human that you don't like Zuni. Personally, I have always loved it. Never had a bad meal or a snotty waiter. Go figure?!
But, unlike what seems to be a majority of the East Bay hounds, I absolutely hate Pizzaiolo. I had one of the all time worst experiences that I have ever had in a restaurant there. I tried it again and ....big yawn. Crappy service, mediocre food. Yet other people LOVE it.
Our different tastes and perceptions are what make this board such an interesting place. Food is such an extremely subjective and very personal arena. Your experience and your posting add to the experience. Thanks.
I could not agree more!!! I went there the other day to enjoy a drink and a late lunch/early dinner. Not only were the wait staff snotty the food was unimpressive AND over priced!! My favorite part of the meal was the complimentary bread. If you are looking for a great meal I would recommend Eccolo on 4th Ave in Berkeley, amazing food (I have yet to be dissapointed) great drinks (you haven't had a bloody mary until you've had theres) and a helpful staff.
I personally never understood why some folks think Zuni Café is anything special. At least to me, its public regard ranks up there with UFOs and the Bermuda Triangle in terms of the world's great unsolved mysteries. I've always found the food good, but very adequate for SF standards. And the staff always seem to carry an attitude. And the crowds -- I can't recall how often I've had a reservation there, only to get our table 30-45 minutes later.
As a result, I admittedly have not been there in over five years. There are just too many other good places to eat in this town. And just as I'm happy to leave Fisherman's Wharf to the tourists, I am happy to leave Zuni to its throngs of worshippers. We're both happier that way.
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Count me among the folks who used to be in the unimpressed-with-Zuni camp. Then I went one night last year and had oysters, caesar salad, roast chicken, with a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc. Asked for a quiet table upstairs and had really great, friendly service. And I was in heaven. I don't really deviate from this menu so I can't really be the judge on other items, but since then, I've been back many times and had great service.
Their bloody marys suck, though.
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When were you there? they must have changed things because on my last visit there were no balsamic or onions, believe me. It was a sorry excuse for a bloody mary. Too-thin tomato juice, very stingy with the (well) vodka, and a wilting celery stalk. And it wasn't cheap.
Now if you want a really killer bloody mary, go to Aziza.
I think Zuni can be inconsistent but I wouldn't label it as awful. I've had some nice meals and some OK meals, but no awful meals. The ingredients are always fresh and I do like their oyster selection. I would say that I sometimes feel it's a bit overpriced giving the portion sizes and I've had a few encounters with the front room staff being a bit standoffish when you first walk in the door. Waiters were generally OK and the bar is fun.
Personally I think Zuni is best for a late lunch, during the day, before the hoards. It's a quintessential SF spot for long boozy afternoons with good friends and great food. In my experience the food has always been very solid - great ingredients prepared simply with an expert hand in seasoning. The bar can be a little slow during the day but for a place as popular as Zuni I've never felt any snottiness from the staff. From impatient customers, yes, but not from staff.
I've been hearing similar complaints about Zuni for around 20 years, but we always have great food and a great time.
Zuni is like Brussels Sprouts. Some people like them, and some people don't. And, Zuni probably does a pretty good version of Brussels Sprouts, though I doubt they would do anything as crass as adding serrano ham.


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This affectionate and nostalgic film describes a day in the life of an old Corsican fisherman and his 10-year old son, showing their contact with the tourists beginning lo invade the island. ... Read more
For many years, in the name of social realism. a sterile view imposed itself upon Soviet cinema. Now, by contrast, certain directors have returned to the stylistic elements of the great silent Soviet cinema for inspiration. Aesthetically this means a re-integration of lyricism with realism. The ... Read more
Although film production has been going on in Argentina since the early days of the cinema, The House of the Angelt is the first feature film from this country to be widely shown abroad. Made by by young Argentine director of Swedish origin, Leopoldo Torre Nilsson, if has its main theme — the ... Read more
In the far north of Norway, several hundred miles beyond the Arctic Circle, a vast area of mountains and roadless tundra is the home of the Laplander. Europe's last nomadic people. Theirs is a land where the midnight sun makes summer an endless day of glowing colours, while winter means continual ... Read more
Based on an old Japanese legend, this silhouette-film tells how the young god Susano &ndash: o &ndash: Nomikoto saved the life of the young prince by killing. the eight-headed giant snake. ... Read more
The life history and habits of this peculiar bird, which does not brood its eggs but lays them in the earth. ... Read more
This unusual film records how the Mallee Fowl incubates its eggs in a bed of organic matter in a mound of earth. ... Read more
An impressionistic account of the training methods used in America's famed Marine Corps. The film makes all its points with images and a soundtrack recorded in an actual camp. ... Read more
Without commentary, the film presents the famous painting by Breughel. ... Read more
The film traces in brief the whole development of man's methods of measuring time, from the days when the sun was his clock. ... Read more
Karl often leaves his sisters and steals away to lay traps for birds. One day a wild boar pushes him into a pit but he is rescued by the aid of a clever rook. ... Read more
The buildings and bridges, the people and their lives viewed from the Seine as it flows through Paris. ... Read more
In the summer of 1832, a hawker travelled over hill and dale to the farms, villages and castles of Southern France, Everywhere his lovely wares were in great demand. But tragedy followed in his wake. First one customer, then whole families die. What is the explanation, who is this diabolical man ... Read more
The story of Africa, of its trees and forests, once inaccessible and unknown, and of its people &ndash: showing the results of forestry pioneering in Northern Nigeria. ... Read more
The Sunday walk of the mice family and their meeting a little blue mouse. An amusing little cartoon on a serious theme - the effect of the colour bar. ... Read more
The film shows the beginnings of bowls up to present day greens with champions showing their various styles and finer points of the game. The latest bowling greens throughout Australia are shown. ... Read more
Written and Directed by Nya' Abbas Acup, who was to become Indonesia's most famous director of comedies, this Indonesian spoof of the American western—complete with main street dominated by a villain quick on the draw (with his machete)—was selected by the New York Asian Society to open ... Read more
Japan's most esteemed director, Akira Kurosawa. had long considered making a Japanese version of "Macbeth". The result is Throne of Blood, a film in which Kurosawa's thought and skill have perfectly placed the original plot in a thirteenth century Japanese setting. ... Cast in an era of civil ... Read more
A film about toy trains-mostly old. A journey from roundhouse and yards to station, and out through countryside and village to destination. Characters and props are al! real toys. ... Read more
Set against the background of the burning plains of Northern Nigeria and the historic walled city of Kano, this is the story of Nigeria's growing exports of raw hides and skins to the western world. ... Read more