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Room Manchester
- Address:
81 King Street
Manchester, M2 4STNeighbourhood:
- Cuisine:
BritishPrice: £25 and under
Room Manchester
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.roomrestaurants.com/
- Phone: 0161 839 2005
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday 12:00PM - 3:00PM Dinner: Monday - Wednesday 5:30PM - 10:00PM Thursday - Saturday 5:30PM - 11:00PM Bar: Monday - Wednesday 12:00pM - 11:00PM Thursday - Saturday 12:00PM - 2:00AM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: British, International
- Executive Chef: Pete Taylor
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, View, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Our Private Dining Room is available for up to 40 guests. Dedicated events manager onsite will help you organise all your event requirements.
- Entertainment: DJ's Thur - Sat, Monthly Soul Evening, Monthly Wine Club
A word from Room Manchester
Room is a unique and modern restaurant and cocktail bar located on King Street in the centre of the commercial and shopping district of Manchester, just around the corner from the Royal Exchange Theatre. An eclectic mix of antique and retro makes this a stunning place to enjoy a dining experience offering cocktails until late, music and private dining. The 2 AA Rosette accredited, award winning restaurant can cater for up to 120 diners and the bar up to 80. Room is perfect for business lunch, a shopper's retreat or just to drop in for a cocktail or a coffee. At night, the restaurant comes alive with an evening brasserie atmosphere that you would expect within any cosmopolitan city and Manchester is no exception. 2 COURSES & WINE FOR LUNCH £12.75/DINNER £14.00 3 COURSES & WINE FOR LUNCH £16/DINNER £17.50 Room's All Inclusive menu is available Monday to Friday 12pm-3pm, 5.30pm-7.00pm. Brand new dishes and seasonal specials change weeklyContinued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerRomance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBritish
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Room Manchester reviews from OpenTable diners
78 reviews since 28 November 2013
- Food4Service4
- Ambience3.9Value3.6
special occasions (43)romance (31)fit for foodies (25)group bookings (24)business meals (17)pre/post theatre (15)outstanding value (12)brunch (5)good vegetarian options (3)sunday lunch (3)afternoon tea (2)Show More
- poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 22/11/2014Very poor service - ages to take a drink order, waitress dropped one of the drinks when it arrived, didn't bring wine with the meal, wrong sauce with one of the steaks, desserts did not come out together - in fact had to ask for the cheese ten minutes later and it still didn't come immediately, not all cutlery required on the table, service charge (optional) included for a table of two and when asked for service to be removed, wrongly re-calculated the bill
- Excellent foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 19/11/2014We had a wonderful two-year wedding anniversary at Room although it was a little empty on a Wednesday, which unfortunately the amazing ambience (because it's so big) underlined. None the less the food was absolutely amazing and the waiters very friendly and down to earth. The drinks (even the mocktails) were also delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good service food OKMarteater99Dined on 15/11/2014Food was OK but not great, service very good, as for the portion size they are very small and not good value for money so if you are hungry or a big eater this is not the place for you.Special Features:
- What a room!MoorVetDined on 15/11/2014What a fantastic old building full of ambience and candles! We went for a romantic dinner and were not disappointed. The service was friendly and unfussy, the menu interesting and the presentation beautiful. I look forward to returning soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Classic venue lacking atmosphereClh42Dined on 7/11/2014Great venue, good food and good service but sadly lacking in atmosphere. Chose this for a meal to celebrate a friend's 30th and wanted somewhere with an excuse to wheel out a posh frock and heels. Venue certainly didn't disappoint, beautiful building sympathetically converted. Food was good though very small portions.Service was good but considering the reataurant was only half full could be described as a bit slow. No offer of refreshed drinks when our bottle of wine was empty and found myself having to ask for a desert menu. Previous reviews had used the term 'loud and lively' but my experience was much more sedate. Might have been an off night - Christmas lights switch on and just before the office party season kicks in.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fantastic1manchesterDined on 18/10/2014This place is fantastic and the food is wonderful. Finished had to choose a point to mention it would be that it can be very noisy but that can't be helped We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KasiaDined on 18/10/2014I have been there a few times now for both just drinks and good and have never been disappointed. The food is really good and they have a very good offers on every day on food and drinks. The staff are very polite and friendly and you are well looked after.Special Features:
- Another lovely lunch hereBillDined on 15/10/2014Its a while since I was in Manchester centre for lunch and Room is always a good bet. 2 courses for £10...you cant say fairer than that, and it is really quite good for the price. Atmpsphere during the week is great for business lunches as its not too busy. Recommended.Special Features:
- Would go for a special occasionOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 26/9/2014We arrived 20 minutes early thinking we could have a drink at the bar before sitting down, but that's how long it took to get served as the bar tenders were too busy flirting with groups of women. So we got our drinks and had to immediately go to our table. The place isn't huge so the atmosphere is great, it's not too quiet that you can hear the next table over but isn't too loud that you can't hear your date talk. After looking around there seemed to be apt of dates, with only 1 table I saw that had a group of women. The food was delicious, a bit pricey so that's why I've suggested it's a special occasion restaurant not an average night. Including drinks it cos 2 of us around £90, £55 for a 2 course meal each.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingKIGCCDined on 22/9/2014We were sat on table by the window , was then told that it was reserved after they sat us there. Staff was slow. Food came out almost an hour after we ordered and was truly average, was trying to be something it's not. One of us ordered a rear medium beef burger and was advised and then kind of forced to order it medium. We were thinking to order some starters asked the waiter and told us not to bother ordering what we wanted as it wasn't great. We ended up ordering some olives with our drinks as a starter. That came after the hour with the rest of the food. Overall experience was uncomfortable. The only good thing about it was the actual building and interiors.
- Whigs reformedHighgatedinerDined on 20/9/2014The grand dining room of the former Reform Club in Manchester makes a lively restaurant, although one where little debating can take place over the pounding beat provided by the live DJ at the entrance of the room. Food is quirky but good - "Manchester egg" of a perfectly cooked quail's egg wrapped in black pudding and the "pressed rabbit" and ham terrine were both very good. Mains of fish and chips and a rather dry sesame beef salad were fine. The hard surfaces of the room mean you have to shout to make yourselves heard above the music, but the atmosphere on a Saturday night was very lively.Special Features:
- Dinner reviewXraamonaX1988Dined on 19/9/2014Dramatic setting with tonnes of character. Informal service with casual approach from waiters/waitresses is a mismatch to the setting. Very off putting music from loud club DJ. Excellent menu with a mix of traditional brittish cuisine and flavours from around the world. Beautiful presentation and food food full of flavour. The ambiance, unfortunately ruined the food. Would not go back.Special Features:
- Nice Nice!IlovefoodDined on 18/9/2014Went to Room mid week, the decor is amazing - the staff are really friendly and could help enough, The bar man is great- he knows his wines! Food was lovely, classic meal with a contemporary twist. Would defiantly go back again!Special Features:
- Lovely LunchSharonSevilleDined on 16/9/2014Party of six. Had the set lunch menu as we were on the clock (back to work) and it was very pleasant indeed. We ended up having a cocktail each which really bumped up the bill but I must admit, they were very nice indeed (if a little on the pricey side) All in all, it was a celebration of a team members promotion and a lovely afternoon.Special Features:
- Room with a fewjakeyladDined on 30/8/2014We had a very enjoyable meal on Saturday night with friends at Room, the cocktail bar was very lively although we went straight in for dinner as we had had pre dinner drinks elsewhere, the staff were very friendly and our meals were very good with the exception of one steak which had too much gristle in it and for £25 I would expect the chef to have inspected them more closely. I have a big appetite and 4 chunky chips weren't enough for me but what I had was nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding valueNonicknamesDined on 30/8/2014Had set 3 course lunch. Food was amazing, service excellent, outstanding value. Beautiful, interesting building.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not so special and not much room!CPWstrangeDined on 23/8/2014I booked this restaurant after having read some recent reviews and thought it would be perfect for my partners birthday. There was 6 of us and we were placed on a small round table where a long table of very loud children were sat behind us. The ambience would have been better with more space. It was very loud and we couldn't get a decent conversation across the table. I didn't think it was the right place for children below 12. The food was great no faults at all. The service wasn't the best. The waiter couldn't work out how to pay part cash and part card, and he didn't recommend anything I asked about on the menu including wines. I found him quite rude.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great placefoodie123Dined on 22/8/2014Been here a few times and loved it every time. The food quality and presentation is outstanding. They also have early dining offers which are exceptional value. Definitely recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ok but had bettersusanDined on 21/8/2014I have dined at Room previously so was expecting good things but was a little disappointed on this visit. I ordered the French onion soup to start with and my husband ordered the black pudding starter,his was absolutely devine but although my starter looked impressive it was very bland. Main was good..Service could have been better as on a few occasions I needed to try to catch the waitresses eye for attention and at no time throughout the meal did anyone come over to ask if everything was ok.I ordered coffees at the end but unfortunately these arrived luke warm so after my husband went and actually told her as we couldn't attract her attention she very apologetically exchanged them but again they weren't hot enough.Special Features:
- Room at ManchesterDantheMan73Dined on 16/8/2014Not the nicest surrounding bit like a school hall. The food is good but small potions which I kind of expected. The starters are not value for money but the main course and desert are. There was a service charge too which is a shame as I prefer to tip on service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AnjuVIPDined on 1/8/2014having been to Room a few years ago I was keen to try it again. My starter of French Onion Soup was rather strange and the memorable gruyere cheese topping was baked into a lifeless dumpling. The broth was flavourful but I had hoped for a more traditional soup instead of a fine dining version. My main course of pork was tasty with a beautiful subtle star anise gravy. Dessert was nothing to write home about. The hostess was particularly helpful (Holly I think her name was) but the waiters serving our table certainly needed more training, having served us the wrong meals more than once. All in all I still had an enjoyable evening.Special Features:
- A Lancashire delightCheerychopsDined on 26/7/2014If you want a menu that has variety and is created with originality, this is the place for you. Fantastic food that was inspired by Lancashire favourites. Good sized portions and well designed on the plate. Our party included a 21 year old and an 80 year old - and we all found what we wanted. fantastic dining room - modern layout in a heritage building. Excellent service. My only issue was the added on service charge - a bit cheeky. Ironically we would have tipped more if given the choice!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food even greater servicePfskypfskyDined on 5/7/2014From walking up the grand staircase of this old ex 19th century Gentlemens club to sitting in the bar with our cocktails we knew we had found a gem. The restaurant itself is in the main old hall/dining room with 2 huge stone fireplaces and 3 massive red lamp shades. We had a romantic table for two by the window and the service from a young, bright and attentive waitress who knew her stuff was superb. The food? The starters were fantastic, mains to die for and sweets incredibly inventive. All at reasonable prices. Go there - it's a hidden gem and when you sit down you will enjoy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday/Girls Lunch!MatahariDined on 28/6/2014Booked online for a friend's birthday with the request of glasses of Prosecco to be waiting on the table for our arrival, and Room more than delivered! Our waiter was super friendly and attentive, food came at perfect timings as in we weren't waiting too long or felt rushed. To finish off with birthday cheesecake for the birthday girl was incredibly generous and unexpected which made the occasion meal much more special. We were really looked after, not to mention the food we had for lunch was delicious. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants a quick bite, full blown meal or just even for the amazing cocktails!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CLASSY DININGTeddopDined on 30/5/2014A fabulous interior and feel to this restaurant all add to an excellent dining experience. The food, wine and service were all first class. Would definitely make a return visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nearly PerfectcfoodieDined on 24/5/2014Food presentation excellent and quirky choice of foods. Fillet as good as it gets in UK but slightly expensive for portion size. Atmosphere spoiled a little by noisy bar element at the friend. Overal nearly perfect and worn as visit for a special occasion.Special Features:
- Food not as good as surroundingsBinkyDined on 24/5/2014The restaurant is a beautiful setting, the service is good but unfortunately the food is poor. We had cheese straws and bread to share - the cheese straws were nice and light but the bread was nothing special - more like a part baked roll sliced thinly. My wife ordered a rump steak which had a big line of sinew/gristle in it so only bits of it were edible. We mentioned it to our waitress and she 'had a word with the chef'. In fairness they did offer a replacement but we needed to leave. She said she would reduce the bill to reflect but when the bill came, she had only knocked off the (presumably optional) service - not a reduction as there was no service issue. We didn't make a fuss, paid the service charge and will simply not return.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 23/5/2014Great food, really well presented, nice staff & reasonably priced for what u get!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic experience!SaffyDined on 23/5/2014Great food, very attentive staff, amazing cocktails and at £4.95 each during happy hour who can complain. The set meal option is SUCH good value for money, felt like a total treat without costing an arm and a leg. Great for before a night out dining :) I've already recommended to all my friends!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Some work to be doneJONFDined on 10/5/2014Overall a good place to eat. The food and ambience of the place was very good and well worth a visit. Unfortunately there is some work to be done with the service. The service wasn't poor by any means but the reception and service was luke warm. This for me needs to be the area to improve. The "greeter" was short of rude leaving us to stand next to her for a number of minutes without acknowledgement, if even she was busy a quick acknowledgement to say she'll be with us in a minute was all that was needed. Service was a little slow at times and seemed laboured.Special Features:
- Excellent restaurantBusinessDinersDined on 2/5/2014Good first impression with free cloakroom facility. Entrance area could perhaps be spruced up to match the upstairs experience. Cosy bar with terrific cocktails got the night off to a good start. Unusual themed menu was a highlight and the food did not disappoint. Finished off with dessert cocktails. Good service, great dining ambience. Delighted with our first visit to Room. Will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/4/2014We came for our anniversary meal and the staff was just amazing and so acommodating! I love the wine selection! The food was even better. Thanks for making our anniversary even more special! ;)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good value for moneyRJ39Dined on 10/4/2014We ate at room for dinner using the set menu option. There was a good selection of options & the food was good and service very friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best restaurant in Manchester.JamieFromNorwichDined on 7/4/20142nd visit and would keep going back for more. Excellent food, attentive servce and great ambiance. Just wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good British RestaurantcyberdoctorDined on 4/4/2014Lovely meal for two. Slightly quirky menu, but well delivered. The food presentation is imaginative but lacks the level of theatre that the opulent surroundings raise the expectation of. Really helpful staff and service. Very good overallSpecial Features:
- Enjoyable but expensiveSparkyDined on 29/3/2014Whilst I cannot fault the standard of food received, I was disappointed however with the portion size especially in relation to the price paid; the main courses in particular were on the pricey side (£18+). I purchased the 'bang bang chicken' which was tasty but had tiny portions. I would recommend purchasing a side with this dish. One other recommendation would be to turn up the lighting because it was incredibly dark in the restaurant area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedPattyannDined on 29/3/2014After having eaten at Room previously and thoroughly enjoyed it I decided to order fillet steak given the quality of the food I experienced last time. I had French onion soup to start which was delicious and served beautifully so I was looking forward to my fillet. The vegetables were delicious but the steak however was not good quality. It was chewy and very disappointing. I do not like to complain but I thought that the restaurant should know and would've said if I'd been asked how it was.
- Lighting!ItabtDined on 22/3/2014Overall, the experience was excellent. We had reasonably-priced cocktails in the bar area then a fantastic meal in the restaurant. My whole group's complaint, however, is the lighting - it's so dark! We had to ask for extra candles in order to see the menu!! Other than that, I would highly recommend.Special Features:
- Dined on Saturday evening.Justing2Dined on 15/3/2014Dined on Saturday evening. Not sure if Room wants to be a restaurant or night club. We were unable to read the menus due to lack of lighting. Food was fine, not exceptional, but ruined by the fact we couldn't see it. This is no exaggeration and needs to be sorted out.
- Brilliant!!JackCDined on 14/2/2014Went there for our anniversary, and was treated like royalty. The service as we cane in the door, at the bar and throughout the night at our table was fantastic. The food was if the best I and my partner have ever had and the value for money was outstanding. Would strongly recomend and will be visiting room again for sure!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Fairy Tail » Discussion of the weekly chapters of Fairy Tail (SPOILERS)
Ah, sorry for my absence. I'm back in action! Lets start, yet again, on this weeks chapter.
DO NOT READ THIS IF YOU ARE NOT EVEN AT THIS PART YET. THERE ARE SOME IMPORTANT THINGS IN HERE YOU, YES YOU, SHOULD NOT READ! you can if you reallllly want to spoil it for yourself.....
Chapter 311. Key events happened before but now...its getting interesting. Well Loki is back, saved Lucy yadayada. The group is still in Hell Palace and now trying to find a way out. They are talking about how mysteries the princess is becoming when those huge doors open. For some reason...Natsu is flung, is tumbling, and ends up at the feet of....hahaha! The Mystery Girl! She's finally back! OK OK, honestly I found it suspicious of Mashima to make Natsu end up at the feel of the Girl. I could have been anyone but it was Natsu. Annnnnnnd...we skip over to the princess! (I was about ready to throw my computer when Mashima left us at a cliffhanger AGAIN) Well, now we know that this Mystery Girl isn't the princess. I was beginning to suspect she was based on her actions. So the Mystery Girl is still a Mystery. To the princess, we see that she was using Fairy Tail to save Arcadios from Hell Palace. I still cant tell who's side shes on. But we do know that she is behind the Eclipse Project. And now we know there is a second Eclipse Project. It being the real Eclipse Project and if it fails the country will be destroyed and they have a day to activate it.....ahhhh my head hurts. ANOTHER CLIFFHANGER MASHIMA! Now we skip back to the games and things are heating up. We have Juvia and Sheria starting their battle, then we have a shocking 3-way battle between Erza, Kagura, and Minerva. Aww, poor Mavis. Her crying was adorable because her prediction was wrong. He leaves us at the start of the 3 she devils fight (Besides Mirajane). This was a pretty tense chapter. Any thoughts or predictions?


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Indiana Tech's first game Thursday wasn't a mound gem.
But after 28 total hits and 11 total runs, fourth-seeded Indiana Tech beat fifth-seeded Mount Vernon Nazarene 7-4 in a first-round NAIA national baseball tournament game in Montgomery, Ala.
The Warriors (32-17) didn't fare so well Thursday night, managing just five hits in a 16-2 pummeling at the hands of top-seeded Faulkner, Ala. (48-10).
Faulkner did most its damage in the second, sixth and eighth innings, when it scored four, three and five runs, respectively.
Tech will play the winner of today's game between Mount Vernon Nazarene and Georgetown at 7 p.m. in an elimination game.
In Thursday's first game, the Warriors feasted on four Mount Vernon pitchers for 15 hits, doing the bulk of their damage in the fourth and fifth innings, when they scored five of their runs. Five Warriors had at least two hits, led by designated hitter Ray Calloway, who went 3 for 5.
The Warriors scored two runs in the second on singles by Eric Wald and Jake Owens and a throwing error that scored both. Tech added three more in the fourth on singles by Ignatius Mackenzie and Denniston, and doubles by Calloway and Alex McKinstry.
They wrapped up their scoring with two more in the fifth on a hit batsman, a base on balls, a booted grounder and singles by Owens and Denniston.
MIAA TOURNAMENT: Trine beat Calvin College 4-3 in 11 innings and Hope 3-2 to reach the championship round of the Michigan Indiana Athletic Association tournament.
The Thunder scored two in the eighth to tie it against Calvin, then pushed across the winning run in the top of the 11th.
A three-run fifth and a four-hitter from Edward Tomich carried the day against Hope. Trine plays Adrian at noon today.
MANCHESTER 7, DEFIANCE 6: In a game that featured 28 total hits – 17 for Defiance – Manchester (33-5-1) advanced in the HCAC tournament, thanks primarily to six-run third.
Austin Rieke went 2 for 3 and drove in three runs, and Kyle Norris went 3 for 4 for Manchester.
IPFW 5, SOUTH DAKOTA 2: Miranda Kramer set a Summit League tournament record with 15 strikeouts, and the Mastodons used a four-run fifth to advance in the tournament at Fargo, N.D. The Mastodons play North Dakota State at noon today.
ANDERSON 5, TRINE 1: In Angola, the eighth-seeded Ravens (26-15) beat the top-seeded Thunder in the NCAA Division III regional behind Sami Frazier's three-hitter. The Thunder (36-4) plays No. 5 seed Mount Union (25-11) in an elimination game at 10 a.m. today.


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- 4 ribs celery and their green tops, thinly sliced on an angle
- Handful flat-leaf parsley, picked of stems but left whole
- 1 lemon (Heads up: you'll need lemon zest for the pesto later, so zest and reserve before you cut this lemon to juice it for this salad.)
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- Coarse salt and black pepper
- A couple of handfuls shaved Parmiginao-Reggiano
Arrange the mushrooms and celery on a platter and scatter the parsley leaves around. Squeeze the lemon juice evenly over the platter then liberally drizzle the salad with extra-virgin olive oil, about 3 tablespoons. Season the salad with salt and lots of black pepper and toss with your finger tips to combine. Using a vegetable peeler, shave cheese and scatter a couple of handfuls Parmigiano-Reggiano over the salad.
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Even though her latest movie, Jennifer's Body, tanked at the box office last weekend, Juno screenwriter Diablo Cody isn't giving up her high school obsession just yet. Her next project will be an adaptation of the teen romance book series, Sweet Valley High.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Universal Pictures has tapped Cody to help bring the popular young adult fiction franchise to the big screen. Sweet Valley High books have been a favorite of teenage girls since they debuted in 1983. Author Francine Pascal has penned a total of 150 Sweet Valley High novels since then, and an astounding 60 million of them are in print today.
Cody has been said to be among the many fans of the Sweet Valley High books, which follow the lives of the popular blonde Wakefield twins.
Word of this new project comes at a good news/bad news time for Cody. Sunday night saw a surprise win for Toni Collette, who won for her work on the Diablo-conceived Showtime series, United States of Tara. But the Emmy high was dampened by unexpectedly dismal opening weekend ticket sales for the Cody-penned Megan Fox vehicle, Jennifer's Body. (Though few predicted it would be the number-one grossing film, it was assumed that top sex symbol Fox would drive greater ticket sales than the paltry $6.8 million the film netted.)
While she was disappointed by the film's performance, Diablo managed to keep her chin up, as evidenced by her darkly comic Twitter stream.
On Monday, she Tweeted: "Team Tara is jubilant. Team J-Bod is suicidal. Playing both sides is exhausting. Can't distinguish between whoops/wails on phone."
And later the same day: "I may have just accidentally consumed acetone. If I die, note that it was not a suicide. Despite timing."
And despite the recent ups-and-downs, Diablo has earned her fair share of accolades: she won an Academy Award for her first project, Juno, which also garnered a Golden Globe nomination and awards from BAFTA, the Writers Guild of America, Broadcast Film Critics Association, the National Board of Review and several regional film associations.
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The Aprilia SL1000 Falco is a generally well-regarded, half-faired, 'street sports' version of RSV which never quite took off in the way it could have. Unique twin beam frame and slightly detuned V-twin made it more streetable, although still very much a sportster. The Aprilia Falco is often overlooked so is a potential used bargain.
998cc, 150bhp, 175mph, Insurance group 16
The third and final great sports bike of the nineties. The FireBlade set the agenda, the 916 added finesse and the Yamaha YZF-R1 topped them off with extra power and madness. Even today the original Yamaha YZF-R1 is a sports tool to be reckoned with and updated Yamaha YZF-R1s are even more potent and easier to use too.
955cc, 120bhp, 150mph, Insurance group 14
The Triumph Speed Triple is one of the second generation of Hinckley Triumphs that, in the late 1990s, really put them back on the map. The Speed Triple is essentially a naked, upright, 'streetfightered' Daytona, but it's a surprising winner that's not only brimful of bad boy character, but also manages to employ the wonderful and unique 955 triple motor ...
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The sports-touring Honda CBR1000F was always in the shadow of more exciting motorcycles, yet had a decade long production run. It had its good points, such as a comfortable riding position, good build quality - except for early camchain tensioner problems - and respectable handling. But the Honda CBR1000F is so bland it makes Katie Melua look like a brazen rock chick.
996cc, 97bhp, 144mph, Insurance group 14
The Honda VTR1000F Firestorm is a brilliant all-rounder with few foibles: you'd be hard pushed not to have a ball on it. Regular refuelling's a drag but better on post-01 Honda VTR1000F Firestorms, when capacity went from 16 to 19 litres, but it's still thirsty. The Honda VTR1000F Firestorm has wonderful pull when you open it up in the midrange ...
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The Honda CBR900RR FireBlade's biggest revamp to date came for 2000 and it wasn't exactly what fans were expecting. New fuel injection was thirsty and made smooth riding harder. The 17" wheel tamed the Honda CBR900RR FireBlade's lively nature. More importantly the raucous, powerful Yamaha YZF-R1 was in the scene and the Suzuki GSX-R1000 was on the horizon – both better ...
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The motorcycle that changed how sports motorcycles were built. The Honda CBR900RR FireBlade wiped the floor with its competitor motorcycles not by being more powerful (it wasn't) but by being lighter. Rivals were all well over 200kg, the first Honda CBR900RR FireBlade was just 185kg which made it perform superbly. It's still a wild ride and a surprisingly practical motorcycle too.
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It's not often that you get quality and style along with 'budget'. But Suzuki delivered just that when it produced the RF900R in the late 90s. A sporty sports-tourer, the Suzuki RF900R delivered plenty of punch, decent handling, comfortable versatility and, er, odd styling. Old hat today, but the Suzuki RF900R is still excellent value.
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The last Honda CBR900RR FireBlade by Tadao Baba is the most exciting to ride and lighter than its successors. Later Honda CBR1000RR Fireblades were faster but heavier and less involving. Like any Honda CBR900RR FireBlade this one is incredibly fast, surprisingly reliable, amazingly comfortable and well built too. A stunning motorcycle that looks extra tasty in white.
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Ultra fast, capable track missile that works far better on the road then you'd imagine. The MK II Suzuki GSX-R1000 (K3-K4) thou is smaller and more compact than the Suzuki GSX-R1000 K1-K2 models. It's easier to flick around race tracks but, bizarrely, the Suzuki GSX-R1000 makes an acceptable one-man sports tourer too.
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If those 10,000 to 50,000 citizens had decided to fight back instead of running away, they would have kept their town and destroyed ISIS in the process. The tuck-tail and run attitude permeates all of the Iraqi people, that´s why they will never be free.
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Most of those that fled are women and children. I doubt those remaining behind have the arms needed to fight ISIL. Or the training. The best that can be hoped for is the Kurds secure the town.
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It´s a certainty that there will not be a WH photo of either Obama or Mrs Mooch holding up a cardboard sign with "# leave the Iraqi Christians alone" message. The Obamas care as much about these embattled Christians in Qaraqosh as they do about Americans. Now if these Christians were major donors and supported the LGBT movement, then perhaps Obama might listen.Then again, Ambassador Stevens was openly gay yet Obama refused to lift his dainty pinkie finger to save Stevens from brutal torture and death in Benghazi. As # 1 cruelly commented, If Stevens had fought back that night, he might have survived.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Kevin Love had 22 points and 13 rebounds in his college debut, helping No. 2 UCLA dominate Portland State 69-48 on Friday night.
It was the fifth consecutive season-opening win for the Bruins under coach Ben Howland. UCLA extended its home winning streak to 21 games.
UCLA took an 18-2 lead. Love scored seven straight points in the second half, including five free throws, for UCLA's largest lead, 51-27. Josh Shipp added 18 points for the Bruins (1-0), who are coming off consecutive Final Four appearances.
Jeremiah Dominguez had 11 points for Portland State. The Vikings (0-1), who had 22 turnovers, fell to 4-37 against Pac-10 teams.
No. 4 Kansas 107, Louisiana-Monroe 78
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - Sherron Collins scored 22 points and led a 17-2 run early in the second half and Kansas won its 35th consecutive home opener.
The Jayhawks (1-0), who led 47-35 at halftime, went up 75-45 on an inside move by Darnell Jackson, who had a career-high 21 points. Consecutive 3-pointers by Collins raised the lead to 89-59 with 9:30 left. Then with 3:20 left, Jackson's basket made it 101-68. Kansas had not scored 100 points in an opener since 1991.
Tony Hooper had 19 points for the Warhawks (0-1).
No. 7 Tennessee 80, Temple 63
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - JuJuan Smith scored 15 points and Ramar Smith added 14 to lead Tennessee.
JuJuan Smith was 5-for-9 from the field for the Volunteers (1-0), who have won nine straight openers overall and are 40-2 in home openers since 1965. Preseason All-America Chris Lofton had 10 points for Tennessee, eight from the free throw line.
Dionte Christmas had 12 points for the Owls (0-1), while Mark Tyndale added 11. No. 10 Washington St. 68, E. Washington 41
PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) - Aron Baynes scored 15 points for Washington State before a sellout crowd of almost 12,000.
Washington State led 31-19 at halftime, then outscored the Eagles 14-2 in the first 6 minutes of the second half for a commanding 45-21 lead. Baynes had 10 points in that stretch.
Derrick Low added 14 points for the Cougars (1-0).
Milan Stanojevic led Eastern Washington (0-1) with 11 points.
No. 13 Duke 121, N.C. Central 56
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - Taylor King scored 20 points while fellow rookie Kyle Singler added 15 to lead the Blue Devils to their eighth straight season-opening victory.
Nolan Smith, a third freshman, added 16 points for the Blue Devils, who improved to 26-2 in openers under Hall of Fame coach Mike Krzyzewski. Gerald Henderson scored 15 points as Duke (1-0) finished with seven players in double figures.
Bryan Ayala scored 18 points for the Eagles (0-1), who were playing their first game as a Division I independent.
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M debut.
M's eighth straight win in a home opener.
M from Wichita State, took over in April after Billy Gillispie left for Kentucky. The 42-year-old takes over a program that rose from the Big 12 basement to the NCAA tournament round of 16 in the three seasons under Gillispie.
M (1-0) won a school-record 27 games in 2006-07, giving the Aggies three straight 20-win seasons.
Jarvis Bradley had 12 points for McNeese State (0-1).
No. 19 Arkansas 67, Wofford 45
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) - Patrick Beverley, held without a field goal in the first half, finished with 15 points and Darian Townes scored all 14 of his in the second half to lead the Razorbacks in the coaching debut of John Pelphrey.
Pelphrey was hired away from South Alabama after Arkansas fired Stan Heath. The Razorbacks went to the NCAA tournament the last two seasons but lost in the first round each time. They return all their top players from last season.
Drew Gibson led Wofford (0-1) with 12 points.
No. 22 Pittsburgh 103, Houston Baptist 62
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Sam Young finished with 22 points and nine rebounds and DeJuan Blair had 20 points, 14 rebounds and four steals in his first college game to lead the Panthers.
Keith Benjamin added 16 points for Pitt (1-0), which held a 59-32 rebounding edge and had 16 steals to Houston Baptist's four. Pitt coach Jamie Dixon improved his record in November to 19-0.
Baron Sauls had 13 points for the Huskies (1-2).
No. 23 Stanford 111, Harvard 56
STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - Drew Shiller scored 18 points for Stanford in the Basketball Travelers Classic.
Anthony Goods added 17 points for Stanford (1-0), which improved to 9-0 against the Crimson all-time. The Cardinal last reached the century mark on Dec. 28, 2003, in a 100-59 victory over Harvard 100-59. Taj Finger scored 15 points for Stanford.
It was the most points the Cardinal scored since getting 117 against UC Irvine in 1990, and the sixth-highest in school history. The 55-point margin of victory was the third-highest in Cardinal history.
Evan Harris scored 14 points for the Crimson (0-1) in Tommy Amaker's first game as Harvard's coach.
No. 25 Kansas St. 94, Sacramento St. 63
MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) - Freshman Michael Beasley had 32 points and a Big 12 Conference-record 24 rebounds in his first game at Kansas State.
Beasley broke the Big 12 mark of 23 rebounds set by Kevin Durant, who starred at Texas as a freshman last season, and Kansas' Nick Collison.
It was the second 30-point, 20-rebound game in Kansas State history. Bob Boozer had 36 points and 23 rebounds in 1957.
Blake Young had 22 points and Jacob Pullen added 18 points and five assists for the Wildcats (1-0), who were playing their first game under coach Frank Martin. Redshirt freshman Bill Walker and seniors David Hoskins and Clent Stewart all did not play because of injuries.
Loren Leath had 23 points for the Hornets (0-1).
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12:00 PM on 08.21.2013
3DS eShop next for Retro City Rampage
Considering all of the other platforms Retro City Rampage is available on, it only seemed like a matter of time before it would end up on 3DS. In a list of games playable next week at PAX Prime, Nintendo outed the existence o...
8:00 AM on 07.09.2013
Mr. Destructoid is super popular in Retro City Rampage
According to Retro City Rampage's top fifty character styles, people love rocking that robot look. Mr. Destructoid is the second most popular character portrait on PS3/PS Vita, and the third most popular on PC! In order to un...
1:00 PM on 03.30.2013
Retro City Rampage sales, threshold hopes, XBLA regrets
Retro City Rampage was in development for over six years, costing thousands of dollars and sleepless nights to develop. Brian Provinciano, the creator of the game, is finally getting a return on his investment. You may see so...
7:00 AM on 03.02.2013
Retro City Rampage Wii version a '$20,000 gift to fans'
Brian Provinciano wanted to keep his word. That is the reason Retro City Rampage released on WiiWare earlier this week. Its developer has no expectation of turning a profit on the platform, calling the move a "...
4:30 PM on 02.28.2013
Nintendo Download: Bit.Trip, Retro City, Etrian Odyssey
This week's Nintendo Download has something for just about everyone. Bit.Trip Presents Runner2 is fantastic and it's available now via the Wii U eShop. Also on the console side of things, Retro City Rampage has arrived o...
6:30 PM on 02.27.2013
See how Retro City Rampage got slimmed down to 8-bit
Long before Retro City Rampage, developer Brian Provinciano was working on Grand Theftendo, essentially a demake of Grand Theft Auto III. Brian even created his own original Nintendo development kit to make this happen! He w...
3:15 PM on 02.27.2013
Retro City Rampage sold way more on PSN than Steam, XBLA
Brian Provinciano, the creative mind behind the wonderful Retro City Rampage, took to Twitter recently and shared how the game has fared on PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade, and Steam. The clear winner is easily PSN, as ...
Retro City Rampage Wii out Feb 28, includes prototype ROM
by Tony Ponce
Retro City Rampage for WiiWare missed its January release window, but creator Brian Provinciano has set his foot down and stated that the game will finally arrive next week on February 28. RCR's entire development history has been a long string of delays, so that's not too surprising. It's just ironic that the Wii was one of the first announced platforms but will end up being the last to receive the open-world nostalgia bomb.
But Brian appreciates Wii owners' patience and has decided to make the wait worth their while. In addition to being $10 versus $15 on other platforms as well as compatibility with every single Wii controller configuration, RCR on WiiWare will also include "ROM City Rampage," the game's original prototype ROM before development shifted to from NES to PC. It's essentially Grand Theftendo minus the GTA3 references, and it's 100% NES hardware-accurate!
Those who own RCR on Steam will also have access to "ROM City Rampage," which will be available as a free update day and date with the WiiWare version. Sounds like a pretty cool gift! I'm looking forward to checking it out!
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text: Obama Appointee Involved In IRS Targeting of Tea Party Print article Send a Tip by Mike Flynn 17 Jul 2013 post a comment IRS attorney Carter Hull has told congressional investigators that the Agency's chief counsel's office had asked to review the applications of tea party and conservative organization targeted for heightened scrutiny. William Walkins, chief counsel of the IRS, is a political appointee of President Obama. Hull's testimony provides the closest link between the IRS scandal and the White House. Hull also stated that the chief counsel's office suggested developing a "template" letter asking targeted groups about their activities. Creating a "template" letter suggests that the counsel's office viewed the targeted organizations as components of a unified effort. "My reviewer and I both said a template makes absolutely no difference because these organizations, all of them are different," Hull told congressional investigators. "A template would not work." The IRS targeting of conservative organizations reveals that some layers inside the IRS assumed that groups with "tea party," "patriot," or "9/12" in their names would be engaging in inappropriate political activity. Considering the actions of non-profits like Media Matters, it could be that they simply assumed that all non-profits would engage in political activity. In other words, the IRS may have simply assumed that Tea Party organizations would do what the left has done for decades. Perhaps that is the real scandal.


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