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My name is Tim, self proclaimed musical gaming businessman. By that I mean I play guitar, bass, and keyboards, I like to play video games, and I'm getting a degree in business. I hail from Boonsboro (small nowhere town) Maryland. I'm an open minded, respectful guy who you can be totally honest with and have a laugh at the same time. Also I've been told I'm a very sweet, kind old soul :)
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Writing an album, hoping to record it and put it out there for people to hear, which I hope will take off into a career. When that fails, I have my business degree to fall back on. Also hoping to find that special someone to be with ;)
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Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Zombieland, Walking Dead, South Park, Family Guy, American Dad. I LOVE Italian food and pulled pork. For music, I will listen to anything once, but my favorite bands include The Strokes, the White Stripes, Arctic Monkeys, Longwave, Cage the Elephant, Avenged Sevenfold, The Black Keys, Queens of the Stone Age, Them Crooked Vultures, Gorillaz, August Burns Red, Devil Wears Prada, Bring me the Horizon, Young the Giant, and Dance Gavin Dance.
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Holga Releases iPhone 4/4S Rotary-Dial Photography-Filter Case
Holga has released an iPhone 4/4S case Holga iPhone Lens Filter Kit that allows its users to achieve nine special effects filters for photographs taken with their phone.
The iPhone case features a rotary dial, which users use to 'dial' to their preferred special effects, such as: dual image lens, triple image lens, quadruple image lens, 60mm macro lens, red filter, green filter, yellow filter (with clear center), blue filter (with clear center), and red filter with clear heart-shape center.
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Russian-Chinese $100 billion energy deal
MOSCOW, June 19, 2009 - (UPI) -- Chinese President Hu Jintao concluded his visit to Russia Thursday, which included a $100 billion agreement covering deliveries of Russian oil to China. Trud newspaper reported Friday that Russian President Dmitry Medvedev praised the agreement, telling reporters, "The deal worth about $100 billion is the largest ever concluded between Russia and China." Under the terms of the agreement, over the next two decades China will receive 300 million tons of Russian oil. Transneft's Head of Public Relations Igor Demin remarked that agreement formalized discussions earlier this year during which the two parties agreed in principle on long-term supplies of Russian oil, with China providing loans to Transneft and Rosneft to construct the East Siberia-Pacific Ocean pipeline to ship the oil. Among the factors influencing Moscow's decision are the fact that Europe has ceased to be an attractive growth market, the increasing depletion of Western Russia's oil resources and Moscow's interest in developing its eastern regions' economy through massive infrastructure projects.
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Welcome to my personal JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes fundraising page!
Normally I write this letter every year on July 20th...the day our lives changed forever. But this year I had a super busy day. I didn't forget. I didn't cry. But as always... I wondered... does Morgan even know this day passed? For those of you who have never heard our story, it goes like this: I was supposed to going to a baby shower for my soon-to-be-born baby girl. Instead I was rushing a very sick Morgan to Vanderbilt hospital. Over the next few hours Mike and I learned that our little 4 year old girl had type 1 diabetes. An autoimmune disease that had destroyed the cells in her pancreas that produce insulin. She would have to take shots, monitor every bite of food, and prick her fingers multiple times a day for the rest of her life. It was a rough day. And although most days are good ones now, it requires constant vigilance, and even then, some days are still bad. One of the worst days was when Zoe started showing some familiar symptoms eight years later. She was officially diagnosed the next day, on October 24th at age 8. Luckily, she was caught very early and did not get really sick like Morgan.
We are so thankful that with technology like insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors, that the girls can be healthy most of the time! Even with the best care, though we still have scary days. We have had trips to the ER this year due to complications from typical illnesses. We have survived our first year with our Morgan at college. It was not easy, and there were a few scary times. I can't tell you what it feels like to have your child in an emergency situation and not being able to help. I can tell you there is no worse feeling than looking at your child or getting texts from your child and knowing there is nothing you can do to help. Even after 15 years, considering myself a pro, I still get mad when we do everything right, and things go wrong. Mostly though....I'm weary. I'm tired of diabetes. I'm tired of the blood sugar checks, I'm tired of the stress and I'm just plain tired.
JDRF is the largest funding source for research. I'm so excited about the new research on the horizon. Beta cell encapsulation, artificial pancreas, all being funded by JDRF. I can't imagine a year without shots, pump infusions...but JDRF is making this a reality. It would make having a daughter a college so much easier if I wasn't worrying about blood sugar swings!
You can make a difference by making sure the funding continues. No donation is too small!
Every year I add up the number of pokes my girls endure, and I'm always shocked. Between the 2 of them they have had:
over 105,000 finger pricks
over 16,000 shots of insulin
over 530 insulin pump site changes
Those are just for my daughters. Can you imagine what those numbers would be if we added every type 1 child or adult registering for this walk? I think it would be staggering.
This is why I'd like to take this opportunity to thank JDRF and Vanderbilt for the endless research, care and support they give to my family.
Please consider donating and joining our team to walk!
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Posted: 11/27/2013 - In Tuesday's KSR Minute Matt Jones looks at the Kentucky Wildcats and their play at the guard position.
Posted: 11/27/2013 - In Tuesday's KSR Minute Matt Jones looks at the Kentucky Wildcats and their play at the guard position.
Posted: 11/27/2013 - The Oneida Baptist Mountaineers are coming off of a 1-win season in 2012, but are excited this season to play under new head coach David Robinson.
Posted: 11/27/2013 - The Middlesboro Yellow Jackets surprised nearly everyone last season by winning the 13th Region All 'A' championship and upsetting Corbin in the first round of the regional tournament.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - Chris Thomas scored 27 points and had six steals as Marshall overcame an early first-half deficit to beat Western Kentucky 74-64 Tuesday night.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - Skip Schumaker is returning to the NL Central, completing a $5 million, two-year contract with the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday that gives them a versatile player off the bench.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - Union College forward Deante Johnson scored a career high 26 points, as the Bulldogs used a late second half comeback to knock off Virginia Intermont, 105-103, in Appalachian Athletic Conference men's basketball action on Tuesday night.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - The Union women's basketball team posted its fourth win in a row with a 73-70 Appalachian Athletic Conference victory at host Virginia Intermont on Tuesday.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - The Lady Railsplitters surged early and late in the second half to capture a 63-50 victory over the Anderson University Trojans in South Atlantic Conference women's basketball action on Tuesday at Tex Turner Arena in Harrogate, Tennessee. With the win, Lincoln Memorial University avenged a season-ending loss to Anderson in the quarterfinals of the 2013 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Championship while improving to 4-1 on the season and 3-0 in SAC play. Anderson, meanwhile, saw its six-game winning streak snapped, falling to 6-2 overall and 2-1 in league play.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - The Lincoln Memorial University men's basketball team retained the 13th spot in the second NABC/Division II Coaches Poll of the 2013-14 season, which was unveiled by officials with the National Association of Basketball Coaches on Tuesday. The Railsplitters have now been ranked inside the national top-25 poll for 44-consecutive weeks, the longest mark in South Atlantic Conference history and the third-longest active streak trailing only West Liberty (WV) and Bellarmine (KY).
Posted: 11/26/2013 - Want to catch up on current Patriot athletics? Want a quick and easy way to find information on your favorite Patriot sports? Don't want the hassle of going through webpage after webpage to find information on where and how you can listen to Patriot events? Then download the new University of the Cumberlands Athletics app, which is free and available now for download in the Apple App Store. The app is compatible with all Apple products including your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - The University of Pikeville was named a Champions of Character Five-Star Institution, officials from the NAIA announced on Tuesday.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - Wide receiver Devin Borders was named the Ohio Valley Conference Football Freshman of the Year the league office announced Tuesday. Meanwhile, five other Colonels earned second team all-league honors.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - Former Eastern Kentucky University's men's basketball player Mike DiNunno has signed to play professionally in Bulgaria.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - Four of the nation's top-rated recruits in Jaycee Coe, Ivana Jakubcova, Alexis Jennings and Alyssa Rice have inked National Letters of Intent to play for the Kentucky women's basketball program and head coach Matthew Mitchell.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - Andrew Harrison's three-point play broke a 57-all tie before twin brother Aaron followed with a 3-pointer with 1:20 remaining, helping No. 3 Kentucky escape stubborn Cleveland State 68-61 on Monday night.
Updated: 11/26/2013 - The Middlesboro Lady Jackets will rely on a slew of young talent this upcoming season, including talented eighth grader Blair Green who, like many, was relied upon to contribute quite a bit last year.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - The Touchdown Club of Richmond is proud to announce the winners of its 2013 College Football Players of the Year Awards.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - UVa-Wise overcame an 11 point second-half deficit to post a 74-70 Mountain East Conference win over Notre Dame College on Monday. Matt Day scored 17 points and grabbed and a career-high 13 rebounds in the victory while Javon Moore nearly recorded a triple-double as he finished with 22 points, nine rebounds, and eight assists.
Posted: 11/26/2013 - UVa-Wise recorded the first Mountain East Conference win in school history with a 71-67 win over Notre Dame College at the Prior Center on Monday. Reynesha Archer scored a career-high 20 points and made a career-high three 3-pointers while as a team UVa-Wise made nine 3-pointers in the win.
Posted: 11/25/2013 - Morehead State senior Chad Posthumus has been named Ohio Valley Conference Men's Basketball Co-Player of the Week after posting 37 points (12.3 pg) and 50 rebounds (16.7 pg) in three contests last week. The Eagles went 2-1 with wins over Northern Kentucky and Nevada.
Posted: 11/25/2013 - Pulaski County quarterback Riley Hall said he went straight home and started watching film on Anderson County after his Maroons defeated Madison Southern to advance to the state semifinals.
Posted: 11/25/2013 - Designs for the $110 million renovation of Commonwealth Stadium were revealed Monday afternoon at a news conference at the Nutter Field House.
Posted: 11/25/2013 - Five high school football stars – featuring four highly regarded offensive playmakers and a mainstay middle linebacker -- have signed scholarship papers to enroll in the University of Kentucky in January, Coach Mark Stoops announced Monday.
Posted: 11/25/2013 - University of Kentucky women's basketball senior forward DeNesha Stallworth was selected to the prestigious 2013-14 Naismith Trophy preseason watch list, the Atlanta Tipoff Club announced on Monday.
Updated: 11/25/2013 - The Lynn Camp Lady Wildcats won 23 games last season, but had an issue with one thing...finishing.


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Expanding beyond its popular desktop service, SurveyMonkey unwrapped it's first app for both iPhone and iPad.
The free SurveyMonkey app is designed to let you create surveys or questionnaires "on-the-go" as well as track results from your iPhone or iPad.
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6 New Twists on the Classic Margarita
Counting down to cocktail hour? Take a classic margarita and tweak it for happiness on the rocks.
By Barbara Chernetz
Gingered Peach Margarita
Coarse sea or kosher salt
1 lime wedge
1 small, very ripe peach, pitted and diced, plus a peach slice for garnish
½ tsp peeled, grated ginger root
¾ oz (1½ Tbsp) fresh lime juice
¼ oz (1½ tsp) light agave nectar
2 oz (¼ cup) 100% blue agave silver tequila
½ oz (1 Tbsp) Cointreau or triple sec
Pour an even layer of salt on a plate. Rub the rim of an 8-oz rocks glass or tumbler with lime wedge and invert glass into salt to coat rim. Combine peach, ginger, lime juice, and agave nectar in a 2-cup cocktail shaker. Using a muddler or pestle, gently muddle mixture. Fill the shaker halfway with ice, then add tequila and Cointreau. Cover and shake well until shaker is frosty and cold. Fill prepared glass with ice. Strain margarita into it. Garnish with peach slice.


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The M/V "MANSOUR M" with IMO number 7600586 has been banned for the 3rd time after subsequent detentions after the second refusal of access order in the Paris MoU region.
OW Tanker, a unit of bankrupt OW Bunker and owner of its marine fuel supply ships, has been taken over by a newly-created company, the fleet manager told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Earlier this year, the U.S. maritime industry in general, and the inland waterways industry in particular,
The race is on in global maritime circles to be the "world's first" in every aspect of environmental friendliness, particularly in regards to the incorporation of LNG as fuel onboard commercial ships.
A new series of six Anchor Handling Tug Supply vessels to be built at the Kleven Verft AS in Norway for the Danish based Maersk Supply Service A/S - part of the A.
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Hey Target Executives: Criminals With Guns Don't Abide by Your Corporate Memos
I don't shop at Target anymore because they favor criminals over law abiding citizens and seem to think, based on their new policy, that disarming law abiding citizens for the criminals is a way to create a "family friendly" environment.
Just weeks after Target's new policy that requests gun owners leave their guns at home, there has now been another shooting on Target property. Read more »
Obama's Agenda: Arming and Training Syrian Rebels While Disarming American Citizens
I find it interesting that so many of our legislators today support the idea of arming and training Syrian Rebels - many of whom are the same people who support more gun control laws here at home.
Arming and training foreign troops has not worked so well for us, so why do Obama and his democrat buddies think this time will be different? Read more »
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Uniformed DPS Trooper Asked to Leave Waffle House Because He Was Armed
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Kids and Guns
The anti-gun movement wasted no time exploiting the tragic situation in Arizona that caused the shooting death of a firearms instructor by a 9 year old girl.
There were many mistakes made by the instructor that lead to his death.
Equally tragic, is the psychological impact that little girl will have to deal with for the rest of her life. It is a tragedy that could have been prevented and never should have happened. Read more »
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NRA Pulls This Video and Abandons the Blind on Gun Rights
The NRA has abandoned the blind on gun rights. So… who's next? What group of people will be next to lose support for their basic human right to defend life?
This article is my response to the decision of the NRA to pull NRA Commentator, Dom Raso's video supporting gun rights for the blind.
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Dartmouth College Puts Anti-Gun Ideology Above Safety of Stalked Female Student
The only mistake the young teen made was serving his coffee with a smile…. just as she served all customers in the small coffee shop where she worked part time while in high school.
That single friendly gesture, appreciated by so many of the customers who came in to the shop, was misinterpreted by a 40-year-old man who decided that they were meant to be together…… forever… Read more »
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Deceitful Intentions: What They Say Versus What They Mean
Michael Bloomberg and his faltering gun-prohibition groups are largely built on deceit and outright lies.
Their target is low information voters who will not take the time to research the facts but will quickly respond on emotion-based and sensationalized "our children are dying because of guns" stories.
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Real Moms Don't Demand Action… They TAKE IT
Moms Demand Action is an anti gun organization that works to disarm law abiding moms and dads across the country.
This organization ignores the fact that 2.5 million times last year, LAW ABIDING citizens pulled a gun in self defense and SAVED LIVES. As a parent and gun owner, I believe any parent who does NOT own a gun to defend the lives of their children, is being negligent in their responsibility as a parent. Read more »
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Several Armed Robberies After Restaurant Says NO Guns Allowed
When Jack in the Box decided to ban guns on their property, law abiding citizens with permits to carry guns, STOPPED eating there and criminals with guns discover it is property filled with defenseless people waiting to be victims of crime.
There has now been another armed robbery at a Jack in the Box restaurant in Texas just weeks after the chain asked legal gun owners to leave their firearms at home. Read more »
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NRA Blames Staffer for Controversial "Open Carry" Statement
The National Rifle Association has rolled back an earlier statement criticizing "open carry" rallies in Texas in which gun rights advocates have brought military-style assault rifles into public places. Read more »
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Took my car in for a transmission service (filter, gasket drain and fill), and now I have a smell (smells like burning BO), after I start the car as the AC gets going.
I noticed it yesterday after I stopped at the grocery store on the way home from the service. The car shifts perfect and don't notice any negative feedback while driving.
I can smell it slightly when I garage the car, but it's mainly noticible after it sits after some "spitited" or distance driving.
I called the independent shop and the owner says there may have been some fluid that dripped on the exhaust that will burn off, but I drove through a lot of rain today and it's not any better. He advised me that I should give it a few days to be sure and not to worry unless I "discover fluid on my garage floor"
I'm not so sure I trust that advise and wanted to see if anyone else has gone through a similar issue? I know there have been horror stories about services gone bad and I don't want to risk hurting the transmission.
Note: Indy Shop reassured me that they made sure by looking at the tranny in addition to the VIN before adding fluid to make sure they used the right one. This is a shop that ONLY works on BMW and Mercedes, which is why I chose them in the first place.
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I concur wholeheartedly. No shame whatsoever. Embrace away.
And congratulations on the engagement, Phantom! Wishing you both the best.
There is no shame in a well deserved squee. On a related note, my fiancé is now a Sigler junkie. =D
Awesome to see you back! You have been very much missed.
Tuesday Terror's fate remains uncertain at this point.
I'm sure those of you who knew me on the boards noticed I went from being very active in the forums and in social media and then one day I just vanished. It must have seemed like I died or fell into a black hole or something. Sorry about that. I had a serious medical crisis which I am *still* recovering from. Sorry I was unable to give any sort of advance notice or get back on the boards sooner.
Bestest and strongest Junkie vibes being sent to your brother and sister-in-law, @belladonna420!
My brother & sister-in-law have been trying to get pregnant for some time now. In the last 2 years, she's had 2 miscarriages and in the process of trying to determine the reasons for the miscarriages, she was diagnosed with MS. Fortunately, the doctors believe they can keep the MS under control with meds and they've deemed those meds safe should she get pregnant again.
Well, I just found out yesterday that they ARE pregnant again and the doctors are very confident that this pregnancy will go to term! Though she's still very early along, they are very pleased with the way the pregnancy is progressing. She has terrible morning sickness, however, they say "sick mom = healthy baby".
I ask that you please send some good, strong Junkie vibes their way, so that my sister-in-law has a safe & healthy pregnancy and that my future niece/nephew is born strong & healthy.
Thank you!
Hopefully it will be earlier than that; in a recent podcast, he mentioned that he was going to be working on Earthcore within the next two years, as I recall, so WOOT!
And there will definitely have to be some revisions of some sort. After all, the corporate HQ for Earthcore, inc. was in the now-wasteland of Detroit…
@BigJohn, I will keep G, and her family, in my thoughts and prayers. Tell her I'm sending good vibes her way.
Intriguing thoughts @BeerWill. I suppose we won't find out until 2027, when the FDO finally gets around to writing it
Interesting thought, though they don't need to be wiped out in Mt Fitzroy so much as left to their own devices. Just think, if all the humans are killed when they confront them at Mt Fitzroy then the rocktopi et-al there would presumably just stay below and eventually die out without anyone else knowing about them.
Or maybe the Mt Fitzroy ones are in better shape, manage to get their ship to takeoff, and then even if people did know about them then time (~700 years) and possibly scant evidence left would leave Quentin clueless about them.
I think they are the same. It seems to me that the FDO has decided to modify the morphology of them slightly. I remember them having very distinct arm in Earthcore unlike these ones which seem to just create arms at will.
That leads on to another question, if Quentin and the other humans have never heard of 'Rocktopi', wouldn't this mean that they are successfully wiped out in Mt Fitzroy?
Asking for the power of the Junkies to effect good vibes and direct them toward my friend, who is having one hell of a week.
This week, her nephew is getting married. Her sister (her nephew's mom) is a deadbeat who, despite his desires to have her there, finds every excuse to blame someone else for her inability to attend. Her excuse is that she wants to attend her granddaughter's 1st Thanksgiving rather than her own son's wedding. So it falls on my friend, we'll call her G, to help her nephew plan the entire wedding.
G is Colombian, and her aunt and uncle are in town for the wedding this week. Their son is unable to attend because he is in university in Bogota. Yesterday, he was murdered at school, hacked to death by a machete.
The nephew and his wife were in a car accident yesterday, hit by a drunk driver. They do appear to be ok for now, though they both were hospitalized over night.
G's other aunt is having a mastectory on Wednesday.
This is a crazy stressful time for my good friend, who has a heart of gold and is selflessly giving of her own time and resources (though she is a single mother of two). She's in an incredibly bad place right now, trying to be strong for everyone, including herself, and she could really use any good vibes you could send her way.
Hey. I'm writing a story right now, and I have questions about the terminology used in dealing with Androids and AI type stuff.
At the moment, I have plans to continue to add to what little I have and I think it could be a good shot for a novel, or possibly a string of comic books, but I also think the first 11 pages that I have written could stand alone as a decent sci-fi short story that I could submit to some magazines.
The problem here is that I am woefully ignorant and unaware of what exactly goes on in modern day computers, much less futuristic humanistic androids. I'm fairly certain that when describing the inner-workings of a complex sentient machine, one can only get so far with vague terms like 'processors', 'circuits', 'motors'. etc. etc. Can anyone direct me to a decent database or manual for which to kind of get a feel for the language and a somewhat decent understanding of general computer systems? Doesn't have to be anything too comprehensive, but if that's what you'd recommend I'm all about it. I'm just looking to not come across like a complete floundering ass just throwing around science sounding words.
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The MBA program at Southern Arkansas University was recently recognized by the Affordable Colleges Foundation's "Best Online MBA Programs for 2014-15." SAU's MBA was ranked 19 of the 68 schools making the list, and was the only program in Arkansas honored. "We in the SAU College of Business are proud to be recognized for this… Read More
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For the second year in a row, a Southern Arkansas University physics student has taken the title at the competitive Arkansas IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) Research Conference held Nov. 7-8 in Fayetteville. Joshua Grant earned first place honors in Physics Poster for his work titled, "Growth and Initial Characterization of Ge1-xSnx Films."… Read More
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Childress Takes A Ride Back In TimePosted by on July 31, 2010 – 2:47 pm
Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress spent 2 hours on Saturday morning driving his team toward improvement on the practice fields as the upcoming season fast approaches. After practice, though, Childress wasn't the one doing the driving. Instead, he took a joy ride with Vikings legend Alan Page in a 1906 Buick Model F.
Pictures say 1,000 words, so check out the photo gallery for yourself to get a better understanding of what actually took place in Mankato on Saturday morning.
I'll put it this way: A Hall of Fame defensive lineman from the late 60s and 70s drove an NFL head coach from 2010 around town in a car that was made over 100 years ago. Now there's something you don't see every day.
The car was purchased in the 70s and restored by Page's father-in-law. It's in great shape and, as you can imagine, is much more difficult to drive than the cars we ride around in today.
Next week, Page will have the car shipped to Canton, OH, where he'll drive it as part of the Hall of Fame's annual parade just before the Class of 2010 is enshrined. Of course the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2010 includes another former Viking – DT John Randle. Page leads all DTs in franchise history with 9 Pro Bowls and Randle is 2nd in the category with 6.
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LB Brinkley Ready To Take On His Role, Whatever That Might BePosted by on July 31, 2010 – 1:54 pm
After stepping in for an injured E.J. Henderson in Week 13 of the 2009 season, LB Jasper Brinkley was able to immerse himself in the Vikings starting defensive front in just his 1st season in the NFL.
One might think that Brinkley, or any 2nd-year player following a season with ample starting time, would set out a few goals to help reach a higher individual status with a season's worth of experience under their belt.
But that is not the case with this 2nd-year middle LB.
"I really have no individual goals," Brinkley stated. "I just have team goals. Win more games than we did last year. Hopefully we can go in and do that this year."
Having no individual goals does not mean that he's not improving himself. Rather, it speaks volumes to how much of a team-oriented player #54 really is. Brinkley also explained his feelings coming off a season in which he started the final 4 games of the regular season and the 2 playoff games, with a total of 32 tackles on the season.
"I'm definitely a lot more comfortable," Brinkley said. "Now that I got a season under my belt, I got a lot of experience from last year. This year is a chance to better myself off of what I did last year."
Even with Henderson spending most of the practice on Saturday morning with the 1st-team defense, Brinkley also saw plenty of practice time with the 1st unit as Henderson is easing his way back onto the field. During non-contact drills, Henderson played with the 1st team and during contact drills Brinkley stepped in.
With no sense of entitlement to a starting position, Saturday's morning practice may be a common sight during the early games of the 2010 campaign for #54 and #56.
"Whichever role is best to help the team win I'm ready for," Brinkley said.
Tags: E.J. Henderson, Jasper Brinkley
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Vikings Conclude A Highlight-Filled Practice #2Posted by on July 31, 2010 – 11:38 am
Practice #2 of 2010 Verizon Vikings Training Camp was highlight-filled, as the squad begins to hit full stride here in Mankato in preparation for the upcoming season. The team practiced for approximately 2 hours in warm and partly cloudy conditions.
All 3 Vikings coordinators held press conferences following practice, so stay tuned for quotes and comments from that. Also, CJ got together with LB Jasper Brinkley and will have a report on him and the Vikings defense later today.
Tonight is Football and Fireworks Night at Verizon Vikings Training Camp, as the team will practice under the lights from 7:00 p.m. to 8:55 p.m. and then fans will be entertained with a fireworks display right after practice.
Let's run through a few highlights from this morning's practice…
– You've heard the expression "Welcome to the NFL, rookie" several times in the past. The expression typically represents a moment when an NFL rookie experiences a "wake up" call during practice, usually a big hit that jars them a bit. Rookie RB Toby Gerhart got his "Welcome to the NFL" moment today…a couple times. DT Pat Williams got him first after the RB caught a pass in the right flats and then Brinkley jolted Gerhart a few plays later as he waited to catch another pass. Neither hit was malicious and Gerhart wasn't the least bit shaken up by them, but it did generate a reaction from the crowd and you know that Williams and Brinkley got a little joy out of the moment.
– There is a drill called the "inside skeleton" where QBs, RBs and TEs work together in a passing exercise against LBs and Ss. In the early part of an inside skeleton drill, both Chad Greenway and Ben Leber stepped in front of passes to nab INTs. Greenway's came off of rookie Joe Webb and Leber's came off of veteran Sage Rosenfels. But Rosenfels bounced back right away to complete a pair of nice passes, the first to TE Garrett Mills over Jamarca Sanford and the next one to RB Darius Reynaud over LB Heath Farwell.
– Speaking of Reynaud, the converted RB ran with the 3rd team offense primarily today, with Gerhart and 3-year veteran Albert Young rotating between the 1st and 2nd teams. It's too early to glean much off of the rotations right now, but it's certainly worth keeping an eye on.
– While we're on the topic of depth charts, one spot I'm curious to watch develop during training camp and the preseason is DT. This morning, Fred Evans and Jimmy Kennedy took the most reps with the 2nd team defense.
– CB Antoine Winfield generated some laughs from the crowd this morning. He was standing on the sidelines while WR Greg Lewis and CB Marcus Sherels went head-to-head in the 1-on-1 portion of practice. Lewis and Sherels got locked up right off the line of scrimmage at the snap and eventually Sherels was on the ground and Lewis was running away with a reception. Seeing Sherels thrown to the ground, Winfield tossed his sweat towel in the air to signify a pass interference penalty flag, right in front of the bleachers off of field #1. The crowd got a kick out of it.
– Later during 1-on-1s, CB Lito Sheppard locked up WR Marko Mitchell with an impressive display of press coverage and DeAndre Wright made a nice play on a deep pass down the left sideline that was intended for Logan Payne.
– One of the most impressive offensive plays of the day came when QB Tarvaris Jackson threaded the needle on a pass to TE Visanthe Shiancoe down the right seam during 7-on-7 work.
– And finally, during team work near the end of practice, S Husain Abdullah stepped in front of a Jackson pass to notch an INT. On the play, Jackson executed a play-action fake and then bootlegged to the right. He slipped and tried to get a pass out to the flats anyway, but Abdullah was there to jump the route and pick off the pass.
Tags: Antoine Winfield, Ben Leber, Chad Greenway, Darius Reynaud, DeAndre Wright, Fred Evans, Husain Abdullah, Jasper Brinkley, Jimmy Kennedy, Lito Sheppard, Pat Williams, Sage Rosenfels
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Follow The Vikings On TwitterPosted by on July 31, 2010 – 7:35 am
Are you following the Vikings on Twitter? If not, you should because just like the vikings.com Blog, it's a great way to stay on top of Vikings news.
It's an especially great way to follow the Vikings during training camp, as news comes fast and heavy. The official Vikings Twitter account has been active over the past 2 days and will remain that way through a busy weekend of practices here in Mankato.
Remember, you don't need a Twitter account yourself to follow the Vikings on Twitter. Just go to Twitter.com and follow @VikingsFootball.
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Gerhart's Camp Debut A Busy OnePosted by on July 31, 2010 – 7:06 am
His rookie contract wasn't signed, but it's clear what RB Toby Gerhart's intentions were leading up to training camp. The 2010 Heisman Trophy runner-up is all about football and that was clear from his comments to reporters following the Vikings 1st training camp practice late Friday afternoon.
Gerhart and his family took a road trip from California to Minnesota over the past week and the Gerharts were in Mankato all day on Friday afternoon waiting for details on his contract to be finalized. Once the deal was complete, Gerhart signed the paperwork, took a physical, weighed-in and attended meetings.
Then he was finally able to step onto the football field with his teammates, a place Gerhart feels comfortable and natural.
"It was a long day," Gerhart acknowledged. "[But] as soon as you walk out here, it's just football and it's fun."
When asked how he thinks the competition for the RB2 job will shake out, Gerhart answered like a pro by saying only time would tell, that the group of RBs are friends and will push each other and that at the end of the day he hopes to come out on top.
It was also interesting to hear Gerhart talk of his first Vikings training camp experience after 4 seasons on campus at Stanford.
"It's great," Gerhart said. "This is way more than I expected coming from college training camp and having a couple people along the fence. Here you have thousands of people cheering as you come out on the field, all of the media here and just a beautiful setup and city to be at. That makes it a lot of fun."
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Henderson Certain On His Return In 2010Posted by on July 31, 2010 – 6:45 am
The day has finally come and gone – the Vikings 1st practice of training camp on the campus of Minnesota State University, Mankato is now in the rear-view mirror and fans of the Purple can settle in for what is sure to be another exciting year of Vikings football.
I, too, have been waiting a long time for this day to come after spending over 2 months away from vikings.com and am ready to get the ball rolling again.
As Mike mentioned earlier, I spent most of my time Friday afternoon watching the core of LBs with a close eye on a rehabilitated E.J. Henderson. Henderson, who had his 2009 season cut short due to a fractured femur suffered at Arizona in Week 13, eased his way back onto the field by working out with the defensive linemen while his fellow LBs took a few snaps with the punt team early in practice.
Once the punting was over, Henderson joined the group of LBs to take part in position-specific drills that had each of the LBs quickly running to and from 4 cones placed in a square about 5 yards apart. This particular drill proved to me – and anybody else watching – that Henderson's rehabilitation period has exceeded any expectations that one may have put on his ability to recover from such a horrific injury. Henderson was making his cuts just as quick, if not quicker, than the rest of the group.
The next drill – which had each LB dropping back into pass coverage and receiving the football – proved that not only Henderson's quickness was back but also his range to cover his position is well on its way back to Vikings Defensive MVP form.
"Everything felt natural," Henderson said when asked how his leg felt. "There's no uncertainty about my ability to play again. A lot of mental toughness is involved but we put together a program and I followed it to a T, so it's important to get back out there and show my veteran leadership."
Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress has consistently expressed his astonishment with Henderson's rehabilitation period. Henderson expressed to Childress the first day after his injury that he was "going to change the protocol with the way this injury is rehabilitated," and that seemed to be evident with the way Henderson went about his business on the practice fields Friday.
When asked about a timeline on his return to the game field, the 8-year veteran had no qualms about what the future has in store for him.
"I know I can start now," Henderson said. "It's just a matter of not doing too much too soon."
Although his practice time was limited on Friday afternoon, Henderson's body of work showed me, and Vikings fans alike, that we might be in store for an impressive comeback year from #56.
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Artichoke, Cherry Tomato, and Feta Salad with Artichoke-Pesto Crostini
Servings: 12
- 1 12-ounce jar marinated artichoke hearts, drained
- 3 tablespoons (packed) finely grated Parmesan cheese
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/4 cup chopped shallot (about 1 large)
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh Italian parsley plus additional for sprinkling
- 1 tablespoon whole grain Dijon mustard
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 3/4 cup olive oil
- 12 1/2-inch-thick diagonal baguette slices, toasted
- 3 5-ounce packages mixed baby greens
- 2 12-ounce jars marinated artichoke hearts, drained
- 1 12-ounce container yellow and red cherry tomatoes, halved
- 1 cup crumbled feta cheese (about 4 ounces)
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Place all ingredients in processor. Blend until finely chopped. Season to taste with salt and pepper. DO AHEAD Can be made 1 day ahead. Cover and chill.
Whisk shallot, vinegar, 2 tablespoons chopped parsley, mustard, and garlic in medium bowl. Gradually whisk in oil. Season to taste with salt and pepper. DO AHEAD Vinaigrette can be made 1 day ahead. Cover and chill.
Spread 1 tablespoon pesto over each baguette slice. Sprinkle parsley over crostini.
Mix baby greens, artichoke hearts, and cherry tomatoes in very large bowl. Toss with enough dressing to coat lightly. Sprinkle feta over.
Serve salad with crostini.
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Dinner: Tuesday & Wednesday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Bar open until 10:00pm
Thursday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, bar open until 12:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary French / American, Mediterranean, French
- Executive Chef: Dominique Brialy
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: We cater onsite as well as off-site for parties as small as 10 people to large gatherings of a thousand or more. Onsite, our restaurant allows for groups of up to 135 people - with an additional 40 guests on the terrace, weather permitting. We host bridal/baby showers, rehearsal dinners, and weddings, as well as corporate/private events including brunches, lunches, cocktails, dinners and wine tastings.
- Special Events: Winemaker's Dinners ~ 4-Courses Paired with 4 Wines $75. Usually held the 3rd Thursday of each month but go to www.epicurean-ny.com to confirm the dates & menu.
A word from The Epicurean Bistro & Wine Bar
The Epicurean is an authentic French Bistro and Wine Bar. It is sophisticated, romantic, yet casual. From the moment you step in, you will feel transported to the South of France. Award- winning, French born and trained Executive Chef Dominique Brialy creates inspired dishes based on perennial French classics. His menus reflect the availability of fresh, seasonal ingredients. For several years in a row, the Epicurean has been voted best French restaurant in the Capital Region and has earned the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence.Continued
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The Epicurean Bistro & Wine Bar reviews from OpenTable diners
63 reviews since July 29, 2014
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notable wine list (34)romantic (32)fit for foodies (32)special occasion (29)neighborhood gem (13)good for groups (9)great for lunch (8)late-night find (4)hot spot (3)great for outdoor dining (2)vibrant bar scene (2)great for brunch (1)Show More
- A favoritecedinerDined on 11/7/2014The Epicurean Bistro is one of our favorite restaurants in the Capital area. It is certainly one of the few that offers French cuisine. My husband and I had a lovely meal enhanced by the free bottle of wine in honor of our Anniversary. Then menu is not huge, but has a nice selection of entrees and small plates. Our server was friendly and attentive.Special Features:
- Expensive but poor quality foodEnjoyDined on 11/7/2014The restaurant is in a shopping plaza. I had chicken liver pate that was very poor quality that I could have purchased in a cheep grocery store and they put a slice of deli meat ham and called it a appetizer. There entrees where of low quality and high price as well. We ordered two deserts.The creme brûlée was very thin and they did not use vanilla beans to make but cheap extract. The sugar topping was just as thick as the vanilla. The pot de creme was a very gritty low quality it tasted like instant pudding. In summation way over priced poor quality food that is trying to be precious but does not have the chops or complexity to back it up. Also two stars is being very generous,
- Love the EpicureanHappyeatingDined on 11/5/2014It was our first visit to the Epicurean and we were very impressed with everything. Will definitely be back soon. Go...You won't be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely dinnerUpstatefanDined on 11/4/2014From our personal greeting to the amazing service, wine list, and delicious food, The Epicurean is the most delightful dining experience! Our sever, Youssef was warm, personable, and helpful in every way. The menu is filled with brilliant choices and the wine list extraordinary. Perfect from beginning to end!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Quilty /PriceFrancophoneDined on 10/30/2014Nice place for good food and relaxing. One of my Friend has enjoyed the Steak Tartar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Epicurean excelsHasanDined on 10/24/2014The dining experience was excellent. Once we were able to locate the restaurant (in a strip mall), we had nothing but fine surprises, Excellent attention, fine service and care complemented the whole experience: menu, selection, presentation and quality. Wine carte was great.Special Features:
- Stuffy and overprice-grumpy ownerFoodfanVIPDined on 10/24/2014Two drinks, one ounce of microscopic calamari $49. Owner actually came over to our table and told me take off my hat in the dining area. Like I was a kid. the hat was not a team cap, or offensive. The food arrived burned, and they allowed us to select something else. Both cases it took almost an hour to get served. Then, after I told the owner manager three times to check me in, they reported me a no show. After I dropped 200 dollars in the place. He spent the balance of the evening eyeballing me, after his poor behavior related to the hat. Your in a strip mall man. Place is not special just overpriced. Looking forward to seeing this place close. Any Mazzone restaurant is better than this place. Wish I had more space to keep writing.
- DisappointedLarryDined on 10/22/2014We had heard about the great food at this restaurant. So, when Colonie had a restaurant week special, we decided to give it a try. Waited 15 minutes in a not crowded room for any sign of a waiter. Had to ask for help. My soup was tasty but served just past cold. Pate was mediocre. Calamari was good. Risotto was terrible, dry, tasteless. Fish was good. My boudin blanc was ok. Bread pudding was terrible. Pots de creme was good. Probably won't go back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/8/2014The staff were friendly and efficient. The service was also very good. I felt very comfortable there and they were attentive to our needs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect!Mormor22Dined on 10/7/2014The Epicurean is perfection. Has it all, ambiance, professional waitstaff, fun talented bartender, a french chef, interesting menu, delicious food artically presented and the the owners make you feel as if you are a guest in their home. This is our go to place for every occasion, big, small or nothing at all!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wow!travelerDined on 10/1/2014We just moved to the area and were looking for a good place to go. Coming from the DC area meant we had high standards. Epicurean did not disappoint. The food, wine, service, and overall experience was fantastic! I had expected a dressier crowd, but that's ok.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ParamusKVIPDined on 9/25/2014The menu was just changed, the previous menu had more choices.Special Features:
- Awful!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/18/2014Be prepared- this place is not good! A few friends declined to join our group as they had eaten there before and said "not again". Initially, I thought they were being too critical- well, I do owe them an apology. It was awful! The service was bad, the food was mediocre, the coffee is actually good, but no refills- you must pay for those. Although the restaurant is very cute inside - that's it for good points. We were a group of 8 women who met on a Thursday at noon- we were one of 3 tables that were eating at the time. The place was almost empty. Wonder why???
- Customer service could be betterOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/10/2014The food was good with a nice wine list, but the dessert we shared was dry and bland. Only saw one waiter literally almost jogging through the restaurant, handling the front and outside, appeared to be a private party in an adjacent curtained area. Entire dinner service took 2 1/2 hours. The waiter accidentally threw out half of an entree that I purposely had wrapped to take home. Although he apologized, he made no attempt to rectify his mistake, only stated, "I'll buy half your entree next time you come in." Sure! We decreased his tip to compensate! Don't think we would return for a long while at least.Special Features:
- Great food, attentive serviceColonieDined on 9/3/2014We went for the pre-fix menu and it's a great value for the price. The selections are varied and delicious. I highly recommend the escargot or the calamari to start and any of the mussels as the entree. The servers are attentive without being overbearing. Our server, Bryan, was very knowledgable about the menu, drawing my normally reserved husband into a informed discussion about wine pairings for the the different courses. All in all it was an excellent evening and we look forward to going back soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Gem...njmdesignsDined on 9/3/2014LOVE the Epicurean. It's become one of my favorite restaurants. The chef is fabulous and inventive!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- If you like French foodAlbsettledFoodieDined on 8/28/2014This is the best one in the area. The Capital District is not known for its French food but the Epicurean does a great job and is probably the best in the region.Special Features:
- great date nightOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/23/2014Food was amazing and the wine list is extensive. Just plan on taking your time, we sat down at 7pm and didn't leave until 9:20pm.Special Features:
- Locals OnlyOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/23/2014We were late for our reservations at The Epicurean Bistro and Wine Bar because we spent ten minutes aimlessly driving thru Latham Farms Mall. The directions on the website don't make it easy to find. We entered just as the bar erupted in a wave of loud laughter and forceful complaints about the game on television. The restaurant is clearly a local hangout. In general, the place has the feel of a sports bar that serves French food. Our server was marvelous but he couldn't make up for the appetizers. The two small pieces of pate that came with a rye bread were too thin and lacked the richness of the brand I buy at the Price Chopper. My spouse's oysters didn't carry that fresh scent of the sea. They were a little old.Special Features:
- Excellent!maxtheflashDined on 8/20/2014We went for our anniversary after reading reviews on OpenTable. I probably wouldn't have picked it otherwise, given it's location in a strip mall, but it definitely surprised us. The atmosphere is great, nothing like what we would've expected based on it's location. Food was amazing, wine was great, service was great! We will definitely go back. (side note: we normally take our toddler out with us, but didn't because it was our anniversary. good call, would not recommend bringing small children here)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great night out!njmdesignsDined on 8/19/2014We recently dined at Epicurean Bistro and it proved to be a fabulous evening. The menu is inventive and VERY well executed. We had a few 'picky' eaters in our party, but even they were able to find something to please them and they were very pleasantly surprised. It's a great 'special occasion spot' and I highly recommend giving it a try!Special Features:
- UpstatePatDined on 8/15/2014Dinner was delicious and the prices were fair, not over the top. The wine list is phenomenal. We asked ourselves why we don't come here more often- we will make a point to do so.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinner experience!MixitupDined on 8/9/2014The restaurant ambiance is warm and inviting, our service was excellent, and portions were just right. We all had fish entrees which were cooked perfectly in lightly seasoned sauces and accompanied by appropriate portions of vegetables and a starch (potato or rice). Just beautiful and delicious food. My dinner companions have spent a lot of time in France and said this is what dining in Paris is like every day. Will definitely be going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceAlbany12208Dined on 8/9/2014Great service with superb recommendations for pairing wines.Special Features:
- Great dinnnerMoncDined on 8/8/2014We had a wonderful dinner at Epicurean. Beautiful restaurant. Exceptional food, great wine & great atmosphere. Service was just a tad slow, it appeared that maybe some wait staff did not show up that night. Our waiter had to make the drinks. However, that did not hinder our great dining experience. The best meal of the night----Steak Tartar ( recommend). Spices were right on point, good size portion & great salad and fries to go with it. Also wonderful, Veal Oscar. Dined with a party of 8 and everyone said their food was just as good as the others. Baby clams were juicy, fresh & seasoned just right. Escargot, perfect. Shrimp, plump & tasty. Overall a great dinner enjoyed with great friends. We will be back.Special Features:
- Surprised in a mallInSADined on 8/7/2014True to other reviewers, the ambimace and decor is unlike for a restaurant in a mall! The wine list was great.. Worked thr Roc 2009 with some veal medallions, tiger shrimp, oysters and choc cake! Yumm.. We had a slow dinner and enjoyed the pace.. The way french food must be enjoyed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Epicurean continues to pleaseNotesOnNapkinsDined on 8/7/2014I hosted two out-of-town food friends at lunch, their first visit to The Epicurean. They live in the Washington D.C. area and travel widely, so they know quality when they experience it. All three of us were pleased with the omelettes and crepes, the white wines, paté, bread -- and they were enthralled with the atmosphere. While our server was genial and helpful, he did slip up on a few things, including submitting the wrong dish for one of us. However, he quickly apologized and offered to have the kitchen make anything the guest wanted. The cheese counter also intrigued my guests, who walked out with quite a few selections plus a warm baguette. Overall, the usual excellent job by Claire, Sandy and Dominick.Special Features:
- French without pretentiousnessNavhDined on 8/6/2014Excellent food--flavorful and fresh. Great service by a very helpful waiter that was very patient with us. French cuisine without being pretentious. We used a Groupon, which made the experience more affordable and us happier. Most entrees were $25-30; I would normally feel guilty spending so much on a meal, but with the discount I could enjoy guilt-free.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's the little things!dineoutoftenDined on 7/31/2014The Epicurean appears to be trying to be an upscale restaurant. We had a group lunch there and there were a number of issues which left me feeling unimpressed! Of seven of us two received something other than what was ordered. Though just three tables were occupied our service was very slow and not attentive at all. We requested dessert menus and though our waiter said he'd be right back with them, we waited a good ten minutes and received them only upon flagging the waiter down requesting them again. This is a perfect example of not getting what was paid for. The food itself was good though the portions were small.
- Excellent couples dinnerStevePDined on 7/30/2014The food is out of this world. A beautiful, romantic evening for couples. Definitely not for small children.Special Features:
- The following 14 reviews are from the The Epicurean Bistro & Wine Bar reviews archive.
- Great night outRonnieHDined on 7/22/2014When eating french food, I generally go to Provence. I bought a Groupon for The Epicurean and invited friends out to dinner to give it a try. One of my guests and I ate pork tenderloin and my other guest had the fish. Ny friends are long-time gourmet cooks. We all agreed that the food was superb. I would even venture to say that I prefer the food to Provence, which I think is another excellent restaurant. The Epicurean will definitely see me again.Special Features:
- Outstanding, as everDishinginstyleDined on 7/18/2014Epicurean is an outstanding restaurant. The food, the service, the ambiance all combine to make one's experience there memorable. We are never disappointed. Don't be put off by the location in a suburban mall. This is fine dining at its' best. We both enjoyed the beet salad with lime-balsamic dressing and warm goat cheese. My pork tenderloin was superb. My husband raved about his chicken dish. And the melange of roasted vegetables which came with both dishes were wonderful. We finished with Creme Caramel and Pot de Creme. Scrumptious!Special Features:
- Nice Place, great food!MDBluesDined on 7/12/2014Compliments to the chef for delicious, well-presented dishes for all 3 courses. The wait staff was typically indifferent.Special Features:
- Always an excellent experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 7/12/2014The Epicurean Bistro always provides great food, atmosphere, and service. Great wine list and bar - we come here often, either for drinks or dinner, or both. They always provide a great evening out - an exceptional culinary experience.Special Features:
- Merveilleux!!! (Marvelous!!!)JemmyVIPDined on 7/11/2014What an unexpected find! Delicious French country cuisine in a restaurant in a mall anchored by a Walmart and a Sam's Club and next to a Michael's?! The Epicurean Bistro & Wine Bar more than delivered. The first surprise was the wonderful ambiance that immediately transported you to a very nice European bistro as you walked in. The bar area was spacious and stunning and the dining area was intimate and you immediately forget that you were in a strip mall! Then there was the food - definitely kudos to the Chef and kitchen staff. The menu was French country and prepared expertly. It was both delicious with exquisite flavors and served at the proper temperature. The cheese selection was world class. Can't wait to go back for more!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/27/2014Terrific food and service! The pate of the day was spectacular and the calamari is not to be missed!Special Features:
- Exceptional!Mormor22Dined on 6/25/2014Don't let the strip mall address fool you. Walk through the doors and be transported to a fine french bistro. Excellent food, well prepared and artfully presented. Top notch service. Wine Spectator awarded wine list. Beautifully appointed interior with comfortable seating either at the bar or in the dining room. The Epicurean is our "go to" place for speical ocassions, dinner with friends or a glass of wine and fine cheeses at the bar. Add Epicurean to your restaurant list, it's not to be missed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- horrible service! go to talalovemyvino518Dined on 6/18/2014Horrible service - first question asked was if our party had a groupon (which we did not) and turns out there is a different menu and service for those who purchased one. Wait staff was terrible and had many rude comments throughout the whole evening even commenting on our orders and food when taken and delivered- ok food and beverage. Will never go back - go to tala down the road for a fabulous dining experience and wonderful service.
- Wonderful EveningChefDieselDined on 5/23/2014Wonderful ambience and attentive service. We were celebrating my wife's birthday and wanted to go somewhere with great food and a solid wine list - The Epicurean more than delivered on both accounts. We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A great neighborhood findfussydinerDined on 5/15/2014We were pleasantly surprised to discover this gem in a shopping plaza. It has a serious wine list and good to see so many locally sourced items. Especially loved the poulet roti - comfort food elevated to new heights. Everything a French bistro should be.Special Features:


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Traffic's old incarnation in Al Barsha was where creative types went to find avant-garde industrial design. Yet today, the new space in Al Quoz is all about art. The wonderfully echoic warehouse encloses a wide range of contemporary art, from the commercial to the truly up-and-coming.
The gallery's first two shows are well worth seeing. In the back gallery is artist Hesam Rahmanian's chaotic painterly explorations of the state of Iran today, entitled 'Hit Me With Your War Tune', while the front gallery houses pieces from Traffic owner Rami Farook's private stash. Entitled 'The State', it explores the world through diverse, goose bump-inducing pieces. It's hard to define Rami's exhibition by geography or genre, but all the works explore the state of the post-9/11 world. This, according to Rami, is Traffic's new mantra.
Hit Me With Your War Tune
Highlights: The artist's fearless reappropriation of Iranian iconography.
The artist
Hesam Rahmanian, 30, Iranian
My art is… A documentation of the current pop culture in Iran.
Iran is… A place I don't feel at home any more. I call a place home if I can have a dialogue there, and that's not Iran. I do have family there, but I don't feel comfortable with where it's going.
My home is… Dubai. But I consider myself a citizen of the world [he has lived in Iran, India, the US and UAE].
The title of my exhibition is… Inspired by the political entertainment that people in Iran are consuming. This new pop culture is very sarcastic and it feeds people political information. but also entertains.
My favourite artists are… David Hockney and Francis Bacon, whose works I grew up with. I also like street artists because they take risks.
Painting is… A passion for me, but its job is to provoke, document and bring awareness. If it's just for beauty, then it's just decorative.
My most controversial work is… Any painting with a mullah in it, because they're religious figures. I'm not depicting them to say anything about religion, but to say they should educate people about religion and not run the country.
My next move is… More conceptual. It's not going to involve paint.
Hit Me With Your War Tune continues at Traffic Gallery II until December 30
The State
Highlights: Mounir Fatmi's moving installation on 9/11, Andrei Molodkin's crude oil-filled sculpture that explores democracy, and the overall quality of the whole exhibition.
The collector
Rami Farook, 29, Emirati
Traffic is… A space to educate about and share art. Dubai's art scene is… Hungry.
Collecting art is… A documentation of a period of time.
Curating a show is… A lot of fun. This is only the second I've curated – the first was in Berlin in June.
My favourite piece is… 'Save Manhattan' [left]. After I installed it, it really stood out. It hits both the visual and aural sense [the carefully composed installation of stereos by Mounir Fatmi mimics the Manhattan skyline pre-9/11, while also playing an eerie, looped soundtrack]. I see this piece as the starting point of the show as well, because it's all about the state of the world post September 11, and that piece is September 11.
My favourite artist is… Andy Warhol. He managed to take a simple medium and create a movement out of it. He helped a lot of artists and he documented a time very well – when you hear 'pop', you think of him.
The state of the world today is… Unpredictable.
Art is… Freedom.
The State continues at Traffic Gallery I until January 22
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I like the paintings of Hesam Rahmanian, he is really admirable because when there is not a freedom of speech in a country such as Iran, then art is the best way to show the realities.
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