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Parma 8200
- Address:
5600 West 83rd St. Suite 100
Bloomington, MN 55437Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Parma 8200
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.parma8200.com/
- Phone: (952) 896-8888
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch Monday-Friday 11am-2:30pm
Happy Hour Monday-Friday 3:00pm-6:00pm
Dinner Monday-Thursday 5:00pm-10:00pm
Friday and Saturday 5:00-11:00pm
Sunday 5:00pm-9:00pm
Parma Bar and Lounge are open daily until the last guests leaves.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Charlie Schwandt
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Parma 8200 is more than happy to bring our food to you. We are partnering with Creative Corporate Catering and Dining in for the delivery of our food.
- Entertainment: Bar & Lounge
Friday nights 7:30-10:30 Jazz Vocalists
Saturday nights 7:30-10:30 The Benny Weinbeck Trio
- Special Events: Happy Tower $3-$6 for 3 hours- 3pm-6pm. drinks and appetizers.
A word from Parma 8200
PARMA 8200 is a moderately priced Italian eatery evoking the city of Parma, in the Italian region of Emilia-Romagna famous for its architecture, countryside, dining, agriculture—whose artisan ingredients are a culinary staple used throughout Italy and features classic and traditional Italian dishes from all parts of the country.Continued
The restaurant's spectacular, foodie-friendly antipasti bar featuring salads, appetizers, Italian meats and cheeses, fresh fruits, vegetables and crudo—where diners can enjoy front row seating as Chefs prepare food. PARMA 8200 showcases Richard D'Amico's signature interior and exterior design highlighted by a strong dark-wood design motif which is casually sophisticated and elegant – evocative of a martini bar you'd find in Milan or Rome and has a unique outdoor patio features dining, lounging and an outdoor pool table. Parma is located in the 8200 Tower, in the Normandale Lake Office Park in Bloomington, Minn.
The restaurant's spectacular, foodie-friendly antipasti bar featuring salads, appetizers, Italian meats and cheeses, fresh fruits, vegetables and crudo—where diners can enjoy front row seating as Chefs prepare food. PARMA 8200 showcases Richard D'Amico's signature interior and exterior design highlighted by a strong dark-wood design motif which is casually sophisticated and elegant – evocative of a martini bar you'd find in Milan or Rome and has a unique outdoor patio features dining, lounging and an outdoor pool table. Parma is located in the 8200 Tower, in the Normandale Lake Office Park in Bloomington, Minn.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerItalian
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Parma 8200 reviews from OpenTable diners
217 reviews since July 27, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (114)fit for foodies (107)romantic (80)good for groups (71)neighborhood gem (68)great for outdoor dining (62)notable wine list (57)great for lunch (50)hot spot (27)late-night find (26)vibrant bar scene (22)scenic view (5)great for brunch (5)kid-friendly (4)Show More
- Pretty good!MinnesotaDined on 11/21/2014We come to Parma to listen to the jazz music and have a nice cocktail. The food is acceptable--not fantastic. Osso Bucco is nice. Desserts are pretty pathetic. Presentation of the cannoli was virtually non-existant. Pretty much just three cannoli plopped on a plate. This is the second time we've visited Parma but did not receive our Open Table points. I'm hoping someone will correct this.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must tryOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/20/2014Great food, great service and great ambiance. Parma 8200 has a great variety of Italian food and an extensive wine list. I had the Halibut & gnocchi and both were awesome! Service was great and they are very attentive. If you haven't checked it out, you should.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/19/2014Our server, Jenna, was outstanding. Very pleasant and efficient. Food was delicious. A very nice eveningSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MarshaVIPDined on 11/17/2014Love everything I've had to eat at this restaurant - service is always wonderfulSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NiceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/14/2014The server was kind and smiley, the atmosphere warm, soft live jazz played behind us. If we went for wine, cheese, and salami apps the evening would have been perfect. The meal was unfortunately very salty and not special. All four of us were sadly disappointed in our entrees. We will come back for the outstanding wine list, but not for dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jazz lovers take notejoeyDined on 11/8/2014Benny Weinbeck trio plays Saturday nights in the bar (which can be heard in some parts of the restaurant which is adjacent to the bar)Have some good wine, nice dinner and dance to good music, or just listen and enjoy Benny's creative pieces, or the old jazz standards. They have a gluten free menu!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Come for the food but not to talkJoniDined on 11/7/2014Well-prepared food and excellent service... I especially enjoyed the beet salad. Lively atmosphere but difficult to have a conversation.cuSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BennieDined on 11/3/2014Nice place to meet for lunch. The food was great and the service prompt.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinner!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/1/2014Found Parma 8200 on a Google search based on a nearby hotel I was staying at. Very happy with the results! Dinner was great, service was top notch and the drinks were perfect. The noise level at first seems a bit hight, but it was actually the perfect level to have a private conversation. I would go back in a heartbeat!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice restaurant in the burbsAprilgirlDined on 11/1/2014The service was very good including the front end and the valet parking. The food was good but not spectacular. It was a nice place in the suburbs to go for dinner with friends. Unlike a lot of the new restaurants you could hear your dinner companions talk without shouting. I would go again.
- Just...WOW!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/1/2014After my husband and I got married we invited our guest (approximately 30 people) for an optional dinner after thewedding ceremony. Honestly, besides looking at the photos online, I really didn't know what to expect. When we arrived, my guests were so impressed! Heck, I was even impressed with the choice. We had about 3 servers who were very welcoming and patient which to me is a major PLUS! They gave us our privacy and did not overwhelm us with how everything tasted yet they were easy to contact. My husband was so impressed with everything; he and I will definitely make another visit very soon. I highly recommend Parma 8200 for friends, lovers and/or families. The atmosphere is versatile and blends well with your energy.Special Features:
- Ellie8Dined on 10/31/2014Daniel was outstanding with service and knowledgeable regarding the menu. The Halloween evening in the atrium was spectacular!Special Features:
- Great date VenueMoribelliDined on 10/31/2014I met for a first date, and I couldn't have picked a better venue. The ambiance lent way to a very romantic setting and soon the rest of restaurant faded into the background. Due in great part to my incredibly beautiful date, I'm sure. It was Halloween, and the wait staff was all in costume, as were a lot of patron. Service was fabulous, attentive and so helpful. The food, was exquisite and the "Date Night Dinner" an incredible value. I will be back time and time again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Date Night MenuSearch4QualityDined on 10/31/2014This is our third Date Night at Parma 8400-. The menu is wonderful and the price is reasonable. We've enjoyed the food and the evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- consistant qualityAlanVIPDined on 10/24/2014Excellent restaurant for a classic Italian experience. great menu, excellent service and moderate prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top Favorite In The Twin CitiesPatriciaDined on 10/24/2014Consistantly great food and top notch service. The best Italian restaurant in the Twin Cities. We keep returning and have never been disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- greatLisaDined on 10/23/2014Great experience--really enjoyed the experience I don't like all the requirements to complete this survey -- this should be optionalSpecial Features:
- lunchalex65Dined on 10/23/2014A couple of people at my table said roast beef sandwich had too much blue cheeseSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Parma 8200lspeakerDined on 10/22/2014This restaurant was excellent. We attended for restaurant week October 2014 and were not disappointed. Excellent service from our server as well as all other staff. Would definitely recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tasty & QuickOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/22/2014Another wonderful lunch during restaurant week. The Garetto Soup was fantastic.Special Features:
- Always a PleasureJPETERDined on 10/21/2014to be at Parma. The decor is stunning and grabs you right away. Then the excellent service, creative menu and delicious food seal the deal. From the Happy Hour menu, to Sunday Date Night, to their regular lunch and dinner menus, arguably the best in the city.Special Features:
- ImpressedHappyCustomerDined on 10/21/2014This was the first time our group had dinner at Parma. The service was great, food was excellent. We were in and out in a timely manner and did not feel rushed. The entire group enjoyed the their experience at Parma and we will definitely return in the future.Special Features:
- sweet25Dined on 10/20/2014We enjoyed our 25th Anniversary dinner. It was our first time at Parma 8200, even though it is very close to our residence. The service was excellent and for a Monday evening, there were a lot of patrons enjoying themselves. The food was good and the our server was great giving us details on the menu choices. We had plenty to eat and the dessert was great! We would go again and suggest our friends try it!Special Features:
- Deliscious Italian cuisineSusanDined on 10/19/2014We went for restaurant week and our table of four all enjoyed everything that was served. The Sicilian rice balls were awesome!Special Features:
- A better Italian restaurantStefanVIPDined on 10/18/2014It was a bit out of the way, and the trip was worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- romantic, cozy, delicious!nibblerDined on 10/17/2014I went on a romantic dinner with my boyfriend. We had a cozy booth with soft lighting. We were offered a lot of help choosing the exactly correct bottle of wine. We were allowed tastes until we found one we loved --and at a great value! We shared a meat and cheese tasting, a salad,and their butterscotch Panna cotta. We had thought we might try a pasta course too but we were so satisfied after the anti pasti and salad, that we skipped straight to desert and coffee. Everything was fresh, interesting, and delicious! Our server was the perfect mix of friendly, helpful and discreet giving us or space to converse and holds hands, while showing up at the table to answer questions and make suggestions. Lovely place. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food but not a good valueDerekmVIPDined on 10/11/2014Good food but not a good value. Just too expensive for what you get.
- Excellent foodOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/10/2014Loved the food - the pear salad is one of the best salads I've ever had. Presentation was beautiful too. Service was a bit lacking, but o.k. Thanks for the great evening!Special Features:
- Another excellent experienceagoodnorwegianDined on 10/7/2014Upon our recommendation, we returned with two other couples who had never been to Parma before. The dinner menu is varied, but not overwhelming. My wife ordered the scallops which were served with sweet potatoes. The presentation was beautiful and tasted as good as it looked. The rest of the guests in our party were equally pleased with the halibut and the ribeye. Although the restaurant was very busy, we were never rushed by the very attentive serving staff. We wish we didn't live so far away from this gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden GemCiffusDined on 10/1/2014Who'd have thought that that restaurant at the base of the office building would provide a fresh take on Italian cuisine? From Apps to dessert, Parma brought a fun, creative take that pleased a variety of eaters.Special Features:
- The whole package!SparkleDined on 9/29/2014Parma has the ambiance, the wine, the food and the service. Everything to make your dinner special. Loved the Halibut Piccata!! Will be back for sure!Special Features:
- Dinner with my 2 oldest sonsSugarbearVIPDined on 9/29/2014Dana was our server! She was lovely! She was very thorough with the menu knowledge and she told us about the specials. My oldest son ordered the Penne Vodka, he had 2 portions small and large. My youngest son, had the Penne Vodka as well, I went with Dana's suggestion and had the Gnocchi with sausage in vodka sauce! It was phenomenal! It was the BEST entree I have ever had at their establishment! I asked if it would be on the menu from here out and was told on Thursday nights but it should be there every night, it was to die for! It was Monday night which, bonus, was half price bottle wine night, it was perfect. Also, through looking at the menu saw that Sunday night is Date night, 2 entrees a bottle of wine for $50.00. Wow!Special Features:
- Great Night OutLuv2eetDined on 9/26/2014We had a very enjoyable experience. The food was amazing and was complimented by great service. Our server was Jenna. She was very knowledgeable of the menu and was very personable and fun to work with.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always top notchRonnyDined on 9/25/2014The food was tasty as always. We all (4) wondered if the portions had gotten a bit smaller than the previous times we'd been there. THat was a bit disappointing. But only becasue it was so delicious, we wanted more. So that can't be all bad, right?Special Features:
- Our first visit to Parma 8200TAndersonDined on 9/23/2014We had a wonderful anniversary dinner. Our food and service were excellent! We will definitely be back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/21/2014The food was outstanding. I had the broiled chicken and we had a couple of great appetizers. Service was very good. Prices were moderate. Overall a very good meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never DisappointsKennyJayDined on 9/19/2014My wife and I have eaten dinner on multiple occasions and have always had great service and food quality. I recommend the Crab Linguine and the Bucatini "Limone".Special Features:
- Service as excellent as the food!RuxpinVIPDined on 9/19/2014Outstanding meal highlighted by our server Willa! She was knowledgable about the menu, nicely attentive and provided excellent suggestions. We started with the rice ball app which was very tasty. We shared two salads, pea tendril and caprese salad which were both well dressed and delicious. Our main courses were Halibut with pan seared gnocchi and the terrific boiled chicken with roasted potatoes. I rarely ordered chicken in a restaurant but Willa said it was one of the best offerings on the menu. And it was! So flavorful with the chicken rich and moist. We hadn't eaten at Parma 8200 for some time and will definitely be back not only for the terrific food but the excellent service
- Highly RecommendExceptionalDined on 9/17/2014It was brilliant!!! Love this place, it was awesome, service very good the staff extremely courteous and professional. I would recommend it highlySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely spot!ArinDined on 9/13/2014Excellent food and live music on weekends (which was a pleasant surprise for us). Servers were friendly and welcoming.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Place for a Small Wedding Reception?
Hi everyone! :)
I'm getting married in Toronto on Sunday, June 28th (last-minute, hah!), and I'm looking for a nice restaurant to hold the reception. We're a small crew--only around 30 of us. Does anyone have recommendations on where to look? Preferably downtown, but not really a problem if it's within the GTA.
Since the ceremony will be held in the morning, we're open to having either a lunch or dinner reception. We want a place with a private or semi-private dining area, but we don't want to break the bank since we're of the fresh out of school with bills to pay... so ideally, the cost would be at most $50-$60 per person before tax and tips.
Does such a magical place exist? Much thanks to all who respond!
I was doing a lunch search for the Danforth and someone recommended Bistro Camino on Danforth east of Main. They said the food was fantastic for the price and expertly prepared, though the dining room was a bit dated. He listed a $100 menu that was recently held there, but it had a good many courses, including lobster thermidor, but I suspect that you can request a more reasonable menu.
You might be able to negotiate something at Batifole or Weezie's as well. Won't hurt to ask.
Quince has a lovely private downstairs area that would be about the right size. When I looked into it last year, they had a $35 group menu option (not including drinks, of course).
Le Select also has private areas and a $39pp menu option:
Coquine also has a private room, but can't comment on its exact size or price.
I agree with woodsey that it wouldn't hurt to ask Weezie's as well -- no private room, but it's probably about the right size for your goup and is, I believe, closed on Sundays. It's great. Can't comment on Batifole, as I haven't been there.
re: torontofoodiegirl
I think Quince is a great suggestion. Food is amazing.
Another place you can check is Matignon just behind the manulife center. They have very resonably priced group menu ($29.95 prix fixe).
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re: helen0505
Closed on Sundays... a curse that seems to afflict many of the nicer restos in TO. A shame, since their prix fixe menu looks delicious!
re: torontofoodiegirl
Quince looks nice! Unfortunately, it doesn't look like it's open on Sundays. Le Select looks good and the menu prices are reasonable. I still need to go there in person to check it out, and decide between the room or the jardin. Thanks much for the tip!!
re: Fuzzeh
A lot of restaurants will open for a confirmed party. You may want to give Quince a call anyway to find out.
re: TorontoJo
I agree. I think you're actually better off having it on a Sunday. You might be able to completely take over a small restaurant that would otherwise be closed (especially during these lean times, when restaurants are hurting).
I'd second Le Select as an option.
Are you thinking sit down or standing/mingling? Does the type of food matter? And how formal would you like it? I can think of quite a few spots.
I've been to a couple of events in the private dining room at Biff's (sit down) and they were both phenomenal. The room has a great vibe so you don't feel as though you need to be out in the main dining hall to see the action. I know that Oyster Boy on Queen West had done lovely private events as well (but mingling, not sit down).
Another place that I really enjoy when it's a private experience (as opposed to what it's like when it's open to the public) is the rooftop patio of the Drake Hotel. A daytime event up there can be quite beautiful.
re: sf toronto
A member of my family had a fantastic wedding for 30 at Le Paradis on Bedford. This was several years ago. It was very nice. You can book a separate room and they provided a set menu with several choices. It is decent french, bistro style food at reasonable prices for an event. We really enjoyed it and our room was very private.
re: sf toronto
I'll third Le Select. I was involved with the planning (and attending!) of a wedding in the private room in the back. For the money, it was amazing. Plus, now they have a back terrace too which looks very nice. The room is bright, but still warm and friendly. The service is great and we had a lot of help from one of the owners to not only customize our meal options, but also with a suitable wine offering as well. The meal was very good and it was a really fun wedding. Good luck and congratulations.
PS one thing to keep in mind is that if you have elderly or people with mobility issues attending - the bathroom is downstairs.
re: tochipotle
Thank you!! Are there any dishes you would recommend from Le Select?
The $39 menu ( http://www.leselect.com/event_menus/d... ) and the $49 menu ( http://www.leselect.com/event_menus/d... ) are both within the budget, but picking only three dishes is difficult. :)
re: Fuzzeh
There were 4 choices of entrees I believe. Steak frites - hard not to put that one on the menu (even though I don't think either of the people getting married ate beef at the time), chicken, mushroom risotto and black cod. By far, the most popular item was the steak frites - people raved about it, pretty traditional I suppose. But the vegetarians loved the risotto (I haven't had it). I had the cod - which was pretty good, but I had I known the risotto was so good, I might have gone with it. I've had scallops at Le Select before and loved them too. The aps I've had are all pretty good, save the one with the pickled green beans (don't see it on the menu options above tho). The salmon tatare was very popular. As for desserts I'd say it was a toss up between the chocolate mousse and the lemon tarte. Nobody really said anything about the chicken, so I'm assuming that one could be skipped - I haven't tried it myself. (or it could have just been that the meat eaters chose steak, which is likely).
I'm not sure this is the *best* meal anybody will ever eat in their lives - but it was one of the best wedding meals I've ever had for sure. Also brilliant to let people choose what they would like to eat. One thing I forgot to mention before was that we were surprised at the cost of the after meal coffees...might want to ask about that before hand. (Although, most people were still drinking alcohol at that point...). It was a very nice room, and really great staff that also made the difference for us. Good luck.
re: sf toronto
I'm greatly considering Le Select, but I haven't been there yet--going to check it out later this week to see if it's what we're looking for! In my head, the place we choose will have good service and good food (most important!), and be formal enough to warrant 'nice' clothes. It doesn't have to be ballroom-type formal, since we also want someplace where a group of 20-somethings and our parents can make a good amount of noise and not be too worried about it. :)
re: Fuzzeh
I recently had a similar sized post city hall wedding lunch at Midi Bistro on McCaul Street. we were able to offer an interesting and varied prix fixe menu with lots of choices at a very reasonable cost ($25 per person) and everyone loved the food and atmosphere. I had considered Le Select but the set-up fees and service charges made it less attractive.
re: Fuzzeh
You should call ahead before you go to let them know you're considering hosting your wedding there. I believe the person we coordinated with was named Vicky - they were great.
re: dubchild
How was the food and service? I've never been there, but their website looks good!
re: LemonLauren
Yep, it's still there. Always looks so nice, especially in the evening...although I haven't eaten there. Would seem like a nice place for summer evening though.
I am in the same position as Fuzzeh. Although we have tried to plan this on our own with the bouncing back and forth of ideas we got nowhere! We are looking at July 25th of this year and have mutually agreed on a restaurant reception for 30. Please any suggestions would be most appreciated. I plan on reviewing the suggestions listed so far and look like really nice places although they are mostly french cuisine which I am not familiar with. We want a nice intimate place (patio) with enjoyable food for all! Fuzzeh have you chosen a location as yet?
re: soon2bemrsE
Hah! I know that feeling. We're trying to save a bit of money by doing this ourselves, but there's just so much to look at and so many decisions to make. On the bright side, at least it's only 30 and not 300. :) We're trying to shortlist restaurants: Le Select and Azure come to mind, but I don't know much about them other than through recommendations. Further research/tasting is required!
Search around. SInce restaurants are doing slow business right now, you might get a good deal -- or a plum restaurant!
JK wine bar had a party room to the side when we were planning our wedding in 2006. We actually had a pretty limited budget but wanted JK so we did a cocktail reception with passed around food and some terrific local wines that brought the price down (the nice thing is you can hand them your budget and see what they can do -- you can have more veg than meat options etc). I will admit we did not use the party room (although it was nice with big windows onto the street you could open) -- we actually took a gamble and booked the Gardiner for a steal of a price because it wasn't open yet (it opened a couple of days before our wedding).
re: Arcadiaseeker
I think the party room you are referring to on the side has been converted to Hank's, their more casual Gilead Cafe-like place.

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McNabb, Vikings Offense Take Step ForwardPosted by on August 21, 2011 – 6:05 am
While winning games is always nice, teams strive for improvement during the preseason. On Saturday night in Seattle, the Vikings accomplished both objectives. Coming off a 14-3 loss to Tennessee in their preseason opener last week, the Vikings took a step forward this weekend and notched a 20-7 victory over the Seattle Seahawks at CenturyLink Field.
Another outstanding effort from the entire special teams group and a solid performance from the defense anchored the Vikings effort against Seattle. But the improvement made by the Vikings first-team offense should not go unnoticed, especially considering both WR Percy Harvin and TE Visanthe Shiancoe were missing from action.
The Vikings first-team offense didn't see much of the field in the 1st quarter – they had just two minutes of possession and ran just 3 plays. But a goal line stand by the second-team defense set the stage for Donovan McNabb and Co. to hit their stride for about half the quarter.
Following the goal line stand, the Vikings first-team offense took over 1st and 10 from their own 1-yardline. Despite the fact it's a preseason game, beginning a drive on your own 1-yardline on the road with the crowd screaming for a safety is not exactly the most comfortable position. But McNabb, a 13-year NFL veteran, handled the situation with poise and guided the offense downfield.
The first play from scrimmage was a 2-yard completion to Adrian Peterson, which gave the offense a little bit more breathing room. The second play from scrimmage was another pass, and McNabb stood tall in the pocket and delivered a 17-yard completion to rookie TE Kyle Rudolph. That got the Vikings out to the 20 and it set up TE Jim Kleinsasser for a 23-yard reception on the next snap. In a matter of moments, McNabb guided the Vikings from the shadow of their own goal post to midfield.
A few Peterson carries left the Vikings with a 2nd and 10 from the Seattle 45, which is when McNabb stood in the pocket again and found WR Michael Jenkins down the left side. Jenkins positioned himself beautifully on the play, as he cut in front of the CB and made a back shoulder grab while falling to the ground. A penalty two plays later eventually stalled the drive and the Vikings settled for a FG.
Yes, the Vikings offense needs to convert those drives with TDs and it was disappointing to see a false start penalty ultimately stall the drive. But given the current circumstances – new QB, new offense, no Harvin or Shiancoe – it was good just to see the Vikings march 81 yards in 13 plays and chew up more than 7 minutes of the game clock. Additionally, we saw a great illustration of a veteran QB guiding the offense through a tough situation – backed up against your own goal line on the road.
As we said after last week's game against Tennessee, the effort by the offense tonight was acceptable and encouraging. Now, the key is to see improvement this week during practice and a step forward in next weekend's preseason game against the Dallas Cowboys at Mall of America Field.
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By Jeffbleedspurple on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
It may be a stupid question, but I have to ask, were was Berrian when all this was going on? I don;t know if I was half asleep or what, but I recall seeing a busted up play and asking myself, was that Berrian? my eyes are not as sharp as they used to be :D
By Matt on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
What up DMac – Super Bowl Homeboy!
By Thai on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Berrian is not turning out the breakout receiver we need him to be. I think we should cut him not because our other receivers are better but because they flash greater potential. We've seen what berrian brings and it ain't much.
By Carl Brodin on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
By Woodboat on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
@ Thai….. agreed.
By Woodboat on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Mike Wobs…. Please get the "Tags" section of this site cleaned up… seeing Brad Childress' name staring me in the face every time I come on here is offensive :)
By Carl Brodin on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Berrian needs to go. He is either hurt or cant catch thats all that needs to be said. We might need a new left tackle Johnson nearly gets Mcnabb killed. Maybe we need to give Patrick Brown some practice just in case. otherwise i think i like what i seen from the offence especially the tightend position. Wide recievers are decent. Line backers look solid Adrian Awasome looked real good. It was nice to see some more starters in the game. Safties looked average. Since of enthusiasm about the CB position we still need to clean up the mistakes.
By lawl on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
in all seriousness im sad we lost rice, berrian has some big shoes to fill as one of the main wide receivers we have on our roster… id love to see anyone step up besides percy harven. with mcnabb it would be nice to have 2 wide receiver threats. i love watching kleinsasser still at tight end!!! i was so hypped about joe webb!!! obvious candidate for wild cat offense, also if he isnt a prospect for QB could he be a wide receiver?
By SmileyStar on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Joe is progressing. I'm not a Mcnabb fan after watching him here in DC. Saw some good stuff from our guys fighting to get a spot on the first team. This game was personal for the Vikes, so we will see if they can show progress against the cowgirls.
By Parody on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Nice game this week. Next week's game should be the most telling of our starters. Game 3 is usually the game where the projected starters play in more than in any other preseason game. Couple that with the fact that it's the first time back in the Metrodome since its collapse, and expectations will be exceptionally high.
The Cowboys are supposed to be a lot better than they were when we beat them in the Dome last year, but that may just be the hype following "America's Team". In our last two encounters the Cowboys performed much worse than they were supposed to, so I expect the Vikings to embarrass them once more next week.
By TonyO on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Agree that many names have to be purged from the "tags" section…………Also agree that Berrian is a major bust………on the upside, Gerhart likes like he is running, blockin, and catching on a higher level and may be a huge piece to the offensive puzzle…..thrilled to see T-Jack and McKinnie gone, the former due to lack of talent, the latter for lack of work ethic………..
By Bigfan1 on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Overall, a good progression from last week,, the second string D looks awesome. I like Ponder, he's doing great, but the O line is a problem watching Ponder get rushed, hurried, and sacked, we really need two good O tackles. Looks like Donovan is more comfortable.
By NovaScotiaVike on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
T-Jack would ride the pines in the CFL.
By Mike B. on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
I would still like to hear why Rick Spielman didn't even try to compete to keep Rice with the Vikings. Since Rice released the issue last week there is no word on why from the Vikings personel. I would like this question answered and I am sure others would too. All this plus pumping up Berrian's ability smells fishy. Berrian hasn't show anything in the first two preseason games. Time to be straight with the fans. My two cents anyway. Take care
By Mike B. on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Not to defend TJack but the first and second string defense wasn't giving him much time to throw. This is a weakness and the Vikings too advantage of it but keeping a pass rush on him all the time. They stopped the run and kept pressure on TJack Front Defensive Core didn't well first and second string.
By Mike B. on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
oops need to proof read before sending lol. TJack has a weakness of not being able to find open receivers when being rushed. Vikings knew and kept the pressure on. The D also stopped the run, so that was the reason for the 13-0 half. First and Second String defense did well in the game.
By Mike B. on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
OLine was much improved with exception of two mistakes. One mistake caused a 4 and out. The other cost us 7 points. I think the first string offense looked pretty good overall. Dallas will show us more. McNabb was doing well. Webb got it and looked for his open receivers before pulling in the ball. Ponder made a great throw with 3 defenders in the area to gain yardage.
By NovaScotiaVike on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Has anyone noticed that even though T-Jack has a strong arm, he cannot throw the ball deep with any accuracy or touch, and rarely tries? I can't believe Seattle gave him 8 Million$. Oh well, he's their problem now.
By Parody on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Yes Nova, I've noticed that too. TJack couldn't even hit Rice deep downfield when everyone knows that you just have to put the ball near the guy and he'll find a way to haul in the catch. Instead, Jackson was sailing the ball over his head and out of bounds. So it looks like Rice made a career mistake accepting Seattle's offer while Seattle made the mistake of entrusting Jackson as their uncontested starter. Everything I've seen out of Whitehurst tells me that he is the better QB at the moment, but what I understand is that Bevell will not allow him to compete for the job.
By Thai on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
@mike b.. Oline much improved? Slight improved but still too weak. Read every single article written about the Vikings and every analyst comments on how suspect our line is. Let's call a spade a spade. It's one of our weakest links right now. Our running game is struggling and we can blame petterson, gerhart and Booker or the oline. I'm pretty sure the blame doesnt rest with the rbs.
By NovaScotiaVike on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Parody, Bevell might have to eventually, to keep his own job. I wouldn't want to be in his shoes right now. You are 100% correct about Whitehurst being the better QB.
By Nicholas on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
I agree that Berrian should be cut. We have too much young talent that can step up and replace him. Our recently acquired Free agent recievers have been looking great, too.
I also agree that we really need some answers as to why we didn't even try to retain Sidney Rice????
Mike W. please release this information.
By Thai on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
I must agree with the front office on letting rice go. The price was way too steep. He is good and we won't be able to replace him too soon but he is injury prone and too high priced. We need the money for greenway and petterson. Besides let's think of all the high priced receivers seattle overpaid for and how they turned out. Burleson, branch, tj hoosh….none finished their contracts and were cut after subpar performances. Rice will be cut too after sub par performances with tjack and Whitehurst.
By CA Norwegian on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
It will be interesting to see where Edwards ends up statistically this year. Will the boxing help?.
All those greenbacks went to Sidney and he did nothing to justify it in our first matchup. The Cards in the West, Vikes in the North, Giants or Eagles in the East. Saints or f'Cons in the South. GB is very good, but bad things will happen to unravel them this year.
It looks like the formula of overpaying the skill players and underpaying most of the OL has travelled to Seattle.
By GOVIKES on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Sidney did not want to be a Viking, whey are yall still being loyal to him??? He overplayed his injury last year so he wouldn't have to play and wanted WAY too much money for the kind of receiver he was anyway. I'm glad he is gone because he was whiney, weak, had ONE good season, and had a bad work ethic…good ridance. Oh yeah, go VIKES!!
By Boosted01 on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
I felt our defense did very well against the seahawks. It was nice seeing the pressure on the QB. Henderson had a great game. I like the talent im seeing from the younger guys, Berrian needs to step it up. We have great talent on this squad, now we just need to put it to use. I was upset when Jared Allen did'nt punish Tavaris on that sack, but it was still a great effort. Great Game!
By Mike B. on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
The issue is that they didn't even try hard to keep him(Rice) a viking. Our current reciever core is not even to the quality of Rice. It would be proper to get this quesiotn answered. I am not buying that Rice didn't want to be a Viking.
I do buy off that last year was a total mess and Childress had no ability to control star players. It brought about the results of the season and the end of his job.
The question is why not retain your No.1 receiver the cost have been worked out, but not to contact him that's not right. We need some answers please.
By Mike B. on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
OLine was better but no it's not great by any means. The running game was not as good as it should be. The pass protections was better. McNabb was blindsided that wasn't good. But there is improvement.
By Stoney on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Mike B, your living in the past man, move on, it's over, Rice is gone.
By NovaScotiaVike on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
If T-Jack is his QB, Rice will find himself making more tackles than catches.
By VeGAsVIkE on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
I bet TJack gets benched before the end of the year. I read a blog from a Seahawks fan that said "I don't understand why TJ checks out so early on every play, then drops back only to make a poor pass or get sacked" I'm thinking "uhhh, that's why he's not in purple anymore"
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By koolie on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
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By PuRpLe 'n GoLd on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Rice was a valuble player with out a doubt, i hope all goes well for him in seattle. On the other hand, by watching last nights game i was impressed with mosty all of our recievers! Even Kleinsauser had a nice 23 yard gain, McNabb seemed quick and sharp, the redskins did let him go to soon…shame on their part. Also congradulations to Marcus Sherels for the 64 yard pick 6, that with the rest of our defense looked pretty sturdy last night, cant wait for the next game!!
By PuRpLe 'n GoLd on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
I also agree with the above comments, that blindsided tackle on McNabb was a downer but i did see some improvement from the game in Tennesee, our running game wasnt anything special really….but when our starters were out there we did pass more than running so we didnt get to see as much of AP as we would like, not trying to make an excuse or anything. Im sure he'll shine come season opener, and Lorenzo Booker has potential in my opinion.
By PuRpLe 'n GoLd on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Last note, does anybody know what happened to Harvin? I didnt see him on the field last night
By Parody on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Harvin is a little sore, (bruised ribs is the report), and the team is deciding to keep from agravating the injury in a meaningless game. Harvin's a lock at the position anyways, so it gives the coaches a lot more time to evaluate all the other players fighting for a spot on the WR depth chart.
By pjack on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
My question is… if we're getting similar play and results from both McNabb and Ponder — do you start Ponder and allow him to grow this year instead of waiting until next year? Webb is okay, but likely suited for a backup role or position change at some point.
By vikings fan1955 on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
this game should let ppl see that u can't judge a team on one game. There were so many negitive comments after the first game and many seem to forget there were very few camps compared to what teams get to have every year.i see the plan that coach frazier has and it's coming together on both sides of the ball. Now I see we have a true starter in mc nabb and a very capable even though raw qb in ponder, he is the future qb for this team and will carry them a long ways. So be patient viking fans this will be a very good yr and no matter what anyone say we have as good a chance as anyother team to go all the way.
Just think we didn't have harvin or schonice in this game and still looked pretty good so I thinking all the way. Now for the Mc Nabb doubters if u watched this game u will see why he's the man this yr, he can runbut knows how and when to stay in the pocket to make a throw under pressure. I think as long as he stays healty 3/4 of the season ponder will learn a lot from him. We look goo this game not great but good and I'll take that
By John on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
What is going to happen to pat williams, and Hank Baskett? I think that you should resign pat williams cause he was a lot of help on the front line in the defense. I do like how our team is looking right now. I just hope that this year the vikings can do the best that they can.
By Parody on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
@John – Pat Williams has gotten too old. His production has dwindled over the past few years, and it's time to move on with younger prospects.
Baskett should have never been on the team. You'll be hard pressed to find one person with half a brain who thinks we should even consider giving him a shot on the practice squad.
By Arrow86 on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
I'm in agreement with Parody. The "Williams Wall" was more of a mirage last season than a reality. Pat Williams gave his all, but his production dropped off. Hank Baskett's greatest catch was Kendra. We need to get younger, quicker, and healthier. I'm a little puzzled though John. I know many of us loved Pat Williams's play, but when you threw Baskett into the equation I thought you might be kidding around.
By NovaScotiaVike on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
@ Arrow86……I bet Kendra eventually slips through his fingers too!
By Purple08 on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Why are people so worried about Rice leaving? According to most posters the last couple of seasons, it was Lord Favre who made him look so great. Now that Rice doesn't have gods gift to football throwing to him he will surely go back to being mediocre at best. My biggest concern is how the Vikings are going to manage without the golden boy leading the way?
By Parody on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
Golden Boy? By his own declaration, Favre is the Silver Fox. With that, let's quick looking to the past, start believing in our future and that we're making a step in a positive direction by dubbing McNabb the Golden Boy.
By AmishViking on Aug 21, 2011 | Reply
1) It was Seattle with T- Jack
2) O-Line is a problem….once again it was Seattle
3) AP 16 yards….check out prior year preseason stats
4) We still have Berrian as a wide receiver…can you be a QB?
5) Fans still wanting Webb as a QB…ahhhhhh!!!!…..It has the same ring as listening to a golf tournament as some fan yells..GET IN THE HOLE!!!
1) Future star coach
2)McNabb….perfect fit
3)Ponder and Webb get to sit ALL season.
4) Rudolph, Ballard, and yes Davis the running back…and more!!!
5) Vikings are back on track.
By Rye on Aug 22, 2011 | Reply
For all you complaining about Rice. Isn't it rather obvious why the vikes didn't keep him? He has only had one good year. All the other 2-3 years he spent with the Vikes he was injured. He chose to sit out last year (final year of contract) because he refused to have surgery in the offseason… pretty much costing us the season.
The vikings were smart to get rid of him.
By Ironman on Aug 22, 2011 | Reply
Didnt we have a first round tender for rice?
By Parody on Aug 22, 2011 | Reply
@Ironman – We tried to put a tender on Rice, but it didn't hold because the terms of the new CBA remove the RFA status of players after their 3rd year in the NFL.
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You don't have to move, you don't have to speak
Lips for biting
You're staring me down, a glance makes me weak
Eyes for striking
Now I'm twisted up when I'm twisted with you
Brush so lightly
And time trickles down, and I'm breathing for two
Squeeze so tightly
I'll be fine, you'll be fine
This moment seems so long
Don't waste new, precious time
We'll dance inside the song
What makes the want to shake you down?
Each touch belongs to each new sound
Say now you want to shake me too
Move down to me, slip into you
She sinks in my mind as she sheds through her skin
Touch sight taste like fire
Hands do know what eyes no longer defend
Hands to fuel desire
I'll be fine, you'll be fine
This moment seems so long
Don't waste new, precious time
We'll dance inside the song
What makes the one to shake you down?
Each touch belongs to each new sound
Say now you want to shake me too
Move down to me, slip into you
Ooo, ah
Ooo, ah
Ooo, ah
Ooo, ah (x2)
And I'll be fine, you'll be fine
Is this fine? I'm not fine
Give me pieces, give me things to stay awake
What makes the want to shake you down?
Each touch belongs to each new sound
Say now you want to shake me too
Move down to me, slip into you
What makes the want to shake you down?
Each touch belongs to each new sound
Say now you want to shake me too
Move down to me, slip into you
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I'll be fine, you'll be fine | Reviewer: Maria | 9/13/11
First off BEST SONG EVER!! Most played on my ipod and laptop :] The lyrical meaning is beautiful it makes you also want to experiance the same feeling's as the song is discribing. I wish I could totally feel these deep feeling's and desire's as well as the song potray's them. Love Love Love Love Love Love Love Love Love Love
Think about it... | Reviewer: Zack | 4/28/11
Ok people. This song clearly has several interpretations, all of them PURPOSEFUL.
It's all 3. It's about dancing, it's about sex, and it's about exploring new emotional depths. The three become intertwined because on some level they are the same- at least the way the two people in the song are experiencing it. "Dancing Inside" itself can be interpreted all three ways- as two people dancing, as the emotions being experienced through developing a new relationship, and of sex. Why do they have to be separated?
Song Meaning | Reviewer: Alex | 3/19/11
I think this song is about (more or less) two people dancing. It shows to not be afraid to make a move. My proof: Now I'm twisting up when I'm twisting with you and we'll dance inside the sing. Also when the song says she sinks in my mind as she sheds through her skin basically means that he's thinking of her (or she thinking of he). That's my literal point of view on the feelings behind the lyrics.
scintillating | Reviewer: Kate | 1/4/11
I love this song BECAUSE it is sexual- it's not graphic, but so, so subtley sexy. I love the "slip into you" line, because it is so intimate, without being nasty. I think this song is a beautiful, beautiful description of a sexual night. I don't think it's about a first time, because it sounds like the two people have known each other for a long time, though this is just my opinion. I LOVE it. Probably my favorite AAR song.
Conotation within Sexual References | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/27/10
Yes I think this song could possibly be talking about a sexual encounter but I highly doubt it was about the actual physical aspect of it. I personally think that what the main focus of this song is the love he had for that girl and that she was worth of the most intamant expression of love. Basically it's not about sex but the feeling of being with his love. I love this song and I am a christian, meaning I'm waiting till marriage, but when I touch (non-sexually) my love I "sink into" him. This a great song and not as disturbing as you'd think. :D
Misconception. | Reviewer: Andee | 8/29/10
First off, let me say I absolutely love this song. I don't care too much for the All-American Rejects as I used to, but nonetheless, this is an amazing song.
Now, this song is most likely about sex. Even if you don't believe it's ALL about sex, you have to admit that there is a sexual message embedded in some of the lyrics. "Lips for biting", "Move down to me, slip into you", "Touch sight taste like fire", "Hands to fuel desire". You get the picture.
The thing that's irritating me is that people are acting like they've never heard a song with this kind of meaning. This song is actually quite subtle about it, so I don't know what the huge palaver is about. You're not a pervert if you understand the meaning of this song.
tl;dr : The song's about sex.
love | Reviewer: TBrand | 6/27/10
all this song is about is loving someone esle for who they are. being attracted to them because of their personality instead of their body.
even if you interpret this song to so that the people are having sex, the real meaning behind it is about really loving someone for who they are, not for their looks
Awesome song | Reviewer: Someone :D | 12/30/09
Yes,we all know it's sexual (or like the Anonymous on 2/8/09 said,it could have another meaning~I love your thinking! :D),but I agree with the ones that say that this song is beautiful.
It's soo sweet to listen to this guy sing about it in such a cute way.The beat is also very cool,I love it.The whole song is amazing.
I never actually thought about the lyrics because all I understood was the first four lines,and I thought they were great.But now that I know the whole line,I'm a little *disturbed* by the last line the singer screams.
BUT!I still love the song! :D
Sexual.. yes | Reviewer: Roberto Strife | 12/15/09
Move down to me, slip into you (slipping into someone, clearly)
she sheds through her skin ( COULD be about losing virginity)
Hands do know what eyes no longer defend (what can't eyes defend?)
Hands to fuel desire (well.. clear)
It's PROBABLY a reference to a first time. Can't say for sure, you can at least say that it's not raunchy or anything. More romantic. Brilliant song!
It's a song | Reviewer: Calm down | 10/25/09
There are several people/bands out there that have sexual songs. This one just happens to be one of them! All I have to say is at least it's not flat out saying something derogatory or disgusting about it. Most other songs involving sex degrade women whereas this song just describes the experience. It's not a bad song in the least. AAR is phenominal.
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Varčse Sarabande was founded in 1977 as the result of a merger between the small classical labels Varčse International and Sarabande Records as a label to distribute reissues of classical albums from companies such as Decca and JVC. Eventually, they branched into jazz music, Broadway recordings and, most notably, film scores. In 1988, Varčse Sarabande began a partnership with MCA, and today it has released over 1,100 film scores and cast recordings. Currently headed by Robert Townson, the company not only releases work from legends such as John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith and Bernard Herrmann, but also supports newer composers such as Alexandre Desplat, Brian Tyler and Marco Beltrami. The label has also released two CD compilations of theme music from North American game shows.The company's success has led to competitors (and often Friendly Rivals) such as Intrada Records, La-La Land Records, Kritzerland and Perseverance Records. In a way, Varčse Sarabande's success showed that there was a market for film scores and the company has benefited strongly.The company also operates Varčse Vintage, a sublabel for pop music reissues and compilations.The listing below only includes albums that had their initial release on the label (with the exception of Spartacus in the Alex North folder). Titles with asterisks have also been released by the label in expanded form.
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