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too bad, I only went once but had lots of fun and the food was tasty. Still a large pricy place for an everyday kin o venue
Weird how this place struggled while the similarly themed Myers + Chang thrives down the street. I like M+C, but thought a lot of the dishes at Ginger Park were more innovative and memorable.
That is sad: I liked the place, thought that Patricia Yeo's food was a big step up from Banq, and thought the amzaing-looking interior was much improved by the few simple changes they made to open up the bar area.
Given how many weeknights it stood mostly empty, though -- and the fact that the owners never installed a permanent new sign on the exterior -- I can't say I'm totally surprised it is closing. (I believe Thursday is the last day of service.)
I'm hopeful Yeo will stick around Boston to helm another kitchen.
re: MC Slim JB
Wow. What a lose. I really always enjoyed my meals here except for brunch. But it was always next to empty when I did go. Really going to miss that duck friend rice.
re: MC Slim JB
a shame because she was brilliant back when she ran AZ restaurant in NYC...I went to Ginger Park once and the staff said she was out and the sous chef who was in could/would only execute a small fraction of the menu (namely, the very uninteresting old school Chinese-American dishes), strange
re: MC Slim JB
Hate to have been one of the investors in Ginger Park / Banq... Can't even imagine what that interior cost.
1375 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02118
re: MC Slim JB
Incidentally, call first if you were thinking of heading over tonight. Someone told me Wed was actually their last night: don't know if that's true.
re: MC Slim JB
not verified but heard that the space is for sale $600K without liquor license.
re: MC Slim JB
Too bad - only went once - thought the food was excellent - and the interior was very cool. Somehow it never had a buzz behind it and maybe it was just too big of a space - it felt lonely and quiet that one visit I had.
re: AmbigEthnic
I always felt like I was in the belly of the whale...
re: StriperGuy
Or one of those 3d dinosaur/insect puzzles.
re: viperlush
Incidentally, there was a spicy article in the Globe last week about the serious blowup between the two partners that designed the space, and the imminent breakup of their firm, so I guess it was a bad week for everybody.
re: viperlush
True, true...
really not surprised, went twice, about 3 and 6 weeks after the opening. It was OK but, nothing memorable and the price point was high for what they delivered but, probably acceptable for the area. They never had anything that really popped out at you on the menu. Wonder what's next there.
Joe V's is definitely moving, relatively soon from what I hear.
My understanding is that the buildout taking place at the old Shawmut / Hanson social club is going to be a "healthy takeout" place -- sandwiches, soups, salads I think but details are murky.
Food-related things I'd love to see around here: Savenor's and a good pizza by the slice spot. We could use sandwiches to order too -- something like The Federal in Beacon Hill would do well, I think.
Joe V's
315 Shawmut Ave, Boston, MA 02118
re: ebaba
Yes, the former mobster's social club will be called Wholly Grain, with the concept you describe; renovations are continuing there.
The space I was talking about on Shawmut is actually across Milford St (not Hanson) from Coppa, same side of Shawmut. The last time it was occupied, over three years ago now, it was a spa that moved because the owner jacked up the rent, and let his family use it like a private bathroom. The building has been on the hairy edge of condemnation for a while.
Most of the things I'd like to see in the South End are low-end places that aren't feasible because of high rents. I haven't run the numbers, but I imagine there's a good reason no one has opened a banh mi stand here.
253 Shawmut Ave, Boston, MA 02118
re: MC Slim JB
The economics of selling Bahn Mi at the traditional price point in the South End with South End rents... Maybe if the entire venue was 10 sq feet.
re: StriperGuy
Maybe someone would sublet me some space; I could do a little stand like Lu's inside of a jewelry store or something.
re: MC Slim JB
A similar concept is possibly going into the space that was (long ago) Sallie's Fish Market across the street from the Parish Cafe on Tremont (near Mass Ave). Granted that's the "wrong" side of the South End, so the numbers crunch a little softer but still a good thing for the nabe IMO ......
re: Nab
Not sure what concept and location you mean, but I know that across Tremont from the Parish Cafe (same side of Mass Ave), in what recently was a video store, is going to be Poe's Chester Square Pub. I'm hoping that helps timid South Enders get used to the idea of crossing Mass Ave. I have to drag people to Darryl's, but once they go, they generally go back on their own.
re: MC Slim JB
Yep, so next door to Poe's. At Tremont and Northampton. Really cool old sign for "Sallie's Fish Market" in the dirty dilapidated building. 784 Tremont. Here's a pic:
re: yumyum
Uzbek street food stand.
re: MC Slim JB
Every once in a while it looks like something is happening there -- paper on the windows, a work permit, etc. but friends have inquired about the space for non-food-related ventures and have quickly fled in the other direction.
I'd be very happy to see low-end around here -- pizza is pretty low-end, I think. I'd love a proper crepe joint too, by which I mean the options are ham, mushrooms, gruyere, egg, herbs and that's about it. None of those ludicrous broccoli and turkey or bolognese crepes you see elsewhere. You could certainly operate a crepe joint out of 10 sq. feet.
This is what I heard as well. Apparently last night was their last night, but they plan to re-open (with Patricia at the helm) in a new space next year. What we could be seeing here is not the financial failure of the restaurant, but the result of a breakup between the investors, the space, etc.
re: 9lives
I thought the Banq folks were a splinter organization from One World Cuisine, no longer affiliated with it.
1375 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02118
One World Cuisine
279 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116
re: MC Slim JB
My mistake. I checkedthe 1 World website and no Ginger Park
I couple friends went there last weekend and were severely disappointed to the point of sending back the dishes. Interesting. I really liked and missed BanQ.
The place is beautiful. Maybe another highend sushi/seafood place will fit right in because you feel like you are sitting inside a whale skeleton.
re: joebloe
Ginger Park closed because they did not collect from drinkers at the bar. I was there twice for a total of 4 cocktails. I wound up paying for 2 of them.
Please keep in mind that I was trying to pay cash immediately upon being served.
I got a dirty look from the bartenders, NOT the same one, when I did not leave what would have been the sale as a tip.
I applied to tend bar there and I told the manager accepting my application that one of my strong suits was collecting from guests.
"That is exactly the wrong attitude," was the response of the manager.
All too many places have "cocktail programs" that disregard the all-important aspect of charging people.
The "startender" trend has empowered certain bartenders to give away as much as they like thus imperiling the venues they work for.
On the brighter side many people no longer have to pay for drinks.
re: postemotional1
This rampant-bartender-buybacks theory is a favorite hobbyhorse of yours, postemotional1. I sure don't see it to the extent you seem to around town.
The simpler, more obvious explanation is that Ginger Park didn't fill its big house regularly enough to be profitable -- it stood nearly empty most weeknights since it opened -- and its investors got tired of pouring money down the drain.
re: MC Slim JB
It is not a "hobbyhorse" but a necessity of business in a time when Grey Goose at $36 a liter is the leading spirit.
10 years ago is an eon in the booze biz. 10 years ago the standard Pouring Cost was 20%.
The standard now is 22.5%.
Bars have tried to stem shrinking margins by having PBR to add a cost-effective choice to their roster.
The higher quality spirits are not cost-effective but any venue has no choice but to appeal to the premium spirits market.
People take their jobs much more seriously than they did even 5 years ago.
This has lessened the number of guests available.
The availability of HD television, high quality take-out and a decrease in urban crime have eroded the advantages that urban eateries once had.
5% promotional sales are a tax write-off. Anything more than that is a loss.
Having said that...I agree with you that Banq/Ginger Park was too large for its own good.
Both of the Fridays I was there had clientele but they looked like BB's in a boxcar due to the large size of the room.
re: postemotional1
By hobbyhorse, I mean this seems to be a pet theory of yours: I think I've seen you raise the bartenders-give-away-too-many-drinks notion about a bunch of places here that are still chugging along in business.
Buybacks are a fact of life in Boston bars, though the practice seems far less widespread and programmatic than it is in, say, Manhattan, where I've been in bars that seem to comp every fourth or fifth drink.
I get the occasional comp of a drink because I'm a semi-regular at the bar, a polite customer, and a magnanimous tipper. I don't think that's bad business: it's a simple show of appreciation, a low-cost investment that often yields big returns in customer loyalty. Obviously, out of control freebies will sap a restaurant's profitability, but any competent GM is going to be able to spot bar staff abuses on this score.
In any event, I think we agree that Ginger Park had bigger problems. I have to believe that space, with its jerky condo association overhead, is going to be tough to sell. I'm gratified to hear Yeo is sticking around, would love to figure out what space she's landing in.
re: postemotional1
"The availability of HD television, high quality take-out and a decrease in urban crime have eroded the advantages that urban eateries once had."
Aside from maybe the takeout part, I can't even begin to understand this line of reasoning. People eat in the city less because there's less crime?
re: robwat36
Yes, I think that the lessened perceived danger of the South End has diminished the cache of the area.
At one time, prior to the Big Dig, there was a certain adventurous aspect to South End dining.
As the South End became more of a mall restaurants are judged more on the quality of their food.
Yes, people are more judgemental of the South End now.
I stand by my remarks.
re: postemotional1
I think the exact opposite is true. The reduced crime rate in the South End has not diminished its cachet, but made it much, much more attractive as a dining destination.
The kind of people that venture into dodgy neighborhoods for the sake of excellent food do not keep fine-dining restaurants in business.
re: MC Slim JB
And how is the South End (dining or other) like a mall? Because there is one Starbucks? I don't get it. And I agree with MC.
re: hsquare2southend
I think his "mall" jab may be about the homogenization of the South End. Certainly gentrification has priced out a lot of the artists, musicians, drag queens and other assorted bohemian characters that made it a much more diverse and interesting neighborhood demographically 10 to 20 years ago.
But to suggest that this has adversely affected the restaurant scene just flouts some obvious facts. There are now about 60 moderate to fine dining options within a ten minute walk of my place (not counting pizza and other quick-service options), and there were fewer than half that ten years ago when I moved here. You have crowds of non-resident pedestrians walking around in search of drinks and dinner on weekend nights here: that is quite new.
I can understand a romantic attachment to the idea of the old South End, but it's a vastly superior neighborhood for dining out than it used to be.
re: MC Slim JB
I am not romantically attached to the South End of the 90's.
The South End has so many dining options that each venue is getting a smaller slice of the pie.
No smoking and the omnipresence of texting mean each venue has to fight that much harder to attract a customer base.
As markets become saturated the net profitability of all venues will fall to zero.
Dining options have expanded faster than the customer base.
re: postemotional1
Texting, huh? How does that affect anything?
The logical error I see is the assumption that South End dining is a zero-sum game, like there's only a fixed number of diners that can come here, and every venue must share. I'd argue there's more of a network effect at work: the more restaurants and bars in the area, the more reasons people have to show up, the easier it is to make an evening hopping around. They don't even need reservations, as they can find something worthwhile just by walking around for a few minutes.
Any downturn has zero to do with too many free drinks, too many dining options, or the smoking ban (which affects all restaurants equally). The explanation is much simpler: the recession and accompanying unemployment. Not complicated.
re: MC Slim JB
Based on the ability to find parking in the South End on the weekends (or weeknights for the matter), I would argue that it is very much a zero-sum game. :)
re: postemotional1
Clearly everyone is too busy texting to bother going to Coppa, Franklin Cafe, Toro, Hamersley's, The Butcher Shop, Gaslight, Oishii, or The Gallows, which sit empty, night after night.
re: MC Slim JB
I agree. I feel totally safe parking by Gaslight and walking pretty much anywhere at night. Not so 10 years ago.
re: joebloe
No one has mentioned the fact that, while the food at both BanQ and GP was good, the service was HORRIBLE. I live in WIlkes (unfortunately no food allowed downstairs in our building, MC) and wanted to love this place since it's so close, but every time I went there, I couldn't get over how bad the service was. Just poor in every way (waiting forever for someone to come over after sitting down, no offers for additional drinks, water glasses refilled, I could go on and on). If you are trying to have an upscale restaurant, you need professional service. All of the servers there acted like it was their first ever job waiting tables AND they had no idea what was going on with the food. As neighbors, my husband and I have spent hours discussing why GP sat empty every night while other places nearby are hopping (Stella, Gallows, Gaslight, M+C). I think the reason is that locals don't want Asian fusion every night, but they might want simple comfort food every night. This has certainly worked so far for the Gallows, where Sage did not. My thought is that maybe BanQ and GP's food was too "themey" - good to try once or twice, but not something you would want to eat 2 or 3 nights a week if you could. I don't know. I am still trying to figure it out. The space is gorgeous so I hope something fun and hip moves in to fill it up. Oh, and while I am adding my 2 cents, I can't wait to see the Bombay Club go next! (As long as something else moves in!)
re: hsquare2southend
As I understand it, there's nothing stopping a restaurant from opening in Wilkes. I'm told that many places have considered it: remember rumors of the South End Diner? That was supposed to go in the front corner space near Peters Park. But apparently the builder failed to install water service big enough for a restaurant, and thus any incoming restaurant would have to pick up the $40K+ expense to install a new main themselves.
I shared your service experiences at Banq and Ginger Park until I realized that the bar service was just fine, and abandoned the dining room.
re: hsquare2southend
Lots of comments on the whale bones interior, they were nice but, inedible like most ambience.
re: hsquare2southend
At Stella upon ordering my cocktail I was immediately told what the price was and my cash rung in and the change counted back to me with all of the bills faced.
Stella prevails because the bar staff has been trained to take money.
re: postemotional1
The other explanation for Stella's success is that they do an unchallenging but solid menu of Italian and Italian-American favorites at competitive prices for the neighborhood in a chic-looking setting.
Or it could be the no-free-drinks thing, sure.
re: postemotional1
Hmm. I've gotten free drinks at Stella many times. Guess they must be slipping. Either that, or they appreciate good customers.
re: postemotional1
Funny, I had a comped drink at Stella in the last two weeks.
Moreover, I, like many folks, dislike bars that won't let me hold a tab and make me pay after each drink. I can't think of many non-student-dives in Boston that do that.
Your theory doesn't stick.
This is Patricia Yeo's third restaurant to close in ten years. Weird, huh? Her food is really singular. You have to wonder what keeps going amiss.
re: scotty27
I think her last few NYC restaurants included one conceptual failure (Pazo) and another (Sapa) that was pretty well-received but had a first-time owner and significant management issues. Monkey Bar was a fiasco with many mothers, including owners more accustomed to chain-restaurant operations.
At Ginger Park she was well-regarded for her food, but the overall package (more first-time owners, a huge space) didn't work. I think her next restaurant, which looks to be smaller and something she has an ownership stake in, will be more telling.
re: MC Slim JB
That's interesting. I forgot about Monkey Bar. She's a character, for sure. Her ex-sous chef Pino Maffeo has had the same problems keeping a place open. Both really good cooks. What a shame. Patrick Lyons, are you listening? I mean I wish she could team up with someone who knows how to run a place, who knows that it's never just the food: Scampo, Towne, Rocca.
215 Charles Street, Boston, MA 02114
re: scotty27
I liked some of Maffeo's cooking here -- I thought his more molecular cooking at Restaurant L was pretty interesting, even if, as he said, "no one but food writers or chefs seemed to care about it". Boston Public was a far less successful concept, in my estimation, deadly pricing among its drawbacks. That one ended particularly badly, not that many failed restaurants end gracefully.
re: MC Slim JB
I liked L, too. I wrote it up for Robb Report. Never went to Boston Public. He told me he wanted one day to open a simple Neapolitan osteria, "but Boston wouldn't understand it." I hope he changes his mind!
re: scotty27
Does anyone know where Maffeo went? I haven't heard a thing about him since Boston Public's abrupt, unhappy closing. Stories like this one suggest he might have difficulty finding financial backing for a new venture in Boston: http://www.allbusiness.com/legal/tria...
re: MC Slim JB
Good question. I think he is enormously talented and an all-around cool Eastie.
That's an awful story!
re: scotty27
Talented, surely. Someone you want to give money to start a restaurant? Different question, especially after the Boston Public fiasco outlined in that Herald story.
re: MC Slim JB
Innocent until proven guilty, but I hear ya.
Chefs need business partners.
re: MC Slim JB
We enjoyed our meal there. This was lunch and not much molecular..but a fine meal.
re: 9lives
Nice photos!
Yeah, Maffeo had given up on evangelizing molecular cooking with the L concept: Boston Public was more Asian-flavored steakhouse.
re: MC Slim JB
I really liked both Restaurant L and Boston Public. Not perfect restaurants, but I always thought his cooking was a great addition to the Boston scene. I don't know how East by Northeast is doing business-wise, but I hope there's room for restaurants like this in Boston.
East by Northeast
1128 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, MA 02139
I received a gift certificate to Ginger park for Xmas ( it was on a list of restaurants that have online GC purchase that I gave to an out of state relative in October).
The phone number has been disconnected, and the website is unupdated. Does anyone know what's up? Or have a suggestion of what to do? This is a first for me, what is protocol? Caveat emptor?
re: pierce
I'm sorry to say it's probably a loss. This is why I tell people not to buy restaurant-specific gift certificates.
re: pierce
you're stuck. whomever purchased it may try to contact their credit card company for a refund.
re: pierce
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After the collapse of the Roman Empire in 410 AD, and before the renaissance began in roughly 1485 AD, there was the period of European history called the Middle Ages. This period was wrought with violence and pestilence as the political landscape was in constant flux. Also during this time an up and coming Christian church was in conflict with the older pagan religions. This period is usually divided into two time frames, the early middle ages also known as "The Dark Ages" and the later middle ages known as the "medieval era".
The Dark Ages
The Dark ages, also known as the early Middle Ages, refers to the timeframe between the collapse of the Roman Empire in 410 AD until somewhere near 1000 AD. In English history 1066 (the Battle of Hastings) is the date attributed to the end of the Dark Ages and the beginning of the Medieval era, also known as the later or high Middle Ages. This time was rife with destruction and warfare. Superstition ruled the day more than science and not much was available in the form of surgery and medicine other than some herbal remedies and crude ways to stop the bleeding.
Medieval Era
For this article we will go with the English date's of 1066 AD (The battle of Hastings) as the start of the Medieval era of latter Middle Ages, until 1485 AD (Start of the Tudor line) which is when the renaissance began. Society was still engaged in warfare but the political lines were starting to solidify and there was a new enemy in what is now modern day Israel. There was much learned from the crusades. During this time there were some advances in science, engineering and medicine which we will discuss below.
Medieval Doctors
People who practiced some sort of medicine during the medieval era were divided into 5 categories:
- Physicians: It took 10 years and formal university training in the classical ancient teachings of Aristotle and Hippocrates to become a physician. There were not many who could afford this training and that led to a shortage. Typically this group saw to the health of the wealthy and powerful who could afford their services.
- Surgeons: Technically There was a group called "The Company of Barber Surgeons" this incorporated the trained Surgeons and the untrained barbers. The Surgeon had some medical training but was considered lesser than a physician. Surgeons performed crude caesarean births, set bones, removed bladder stones, dental procedures, bloodletting, cataract procedures, and tending to wounds created by swords and arrows.
- Barbers: This group was untrained and considered a lesser surgeon. They cut hair as well as performed bloodletting, dentistry, and tended wounds contracted from violence i.e. sword and arrow wounds.
- Apothecary: These people were the equivalent to modern day pharmacists. They belonged to a guild of grocers and sold perfumes and cosmetics as well as medicine and groceries.
- Wise Women: These women were the ones who tended the poor. They used herbs and potions to treat the infirmed.
Medieval Medicine and Surgery
The doctors of this time studied the teachings of Aristotle and Hippocrates. They paid interest to bodily fluid called humorism. There are 4 humours, each related to an element. The Humour phlegm is related to water, blood is related to air, black bile is related to earth and yellow bile is related to fire. If someone was sick, it was thought that their humours were out of balance. The physician would then examine the patients' fluids and then begin bloodletting to bring the body back into balance by cutting or placing leeches.
There were crude surgeries performed during this time. Some patients died on the operating table, but a good majority died from infections at a later date due to the lack of antibiotics. Some of the more common types of surgeries were:
- Bloodletting: This practice was either performed by placing leeches on the body in various locations to suck the blood from the body or cutting. When the patient was cut a small incision was made on the inside of the arm and allowed to drain into a bowl. This was used to help bring the sickness out of the body and bring the humours back into balance.
- Trepanning: This procedure was an attempt to cure mental illness and chronic headaches. This involved cutting a hole into the skull in an attempt to relieve inter-cranial pressure. Some skeletons from the time have shown evidence of bone re-growth, which indicated people did survive this operation.
- Cauterization: This practice involved red hot pokers and plates of metal heated until red. They were used to seal a wound or amputation to stop the bleeding. This was a crude form of sanitizing the wound that actually worked.
Although the rudimentary medicine practiced in the Middle Ages killed almost as many as it healed, it was a necessary step in the evolution that has led to modern medical practices. In certain modern day situations trepanning and cauterization are procedures still performed, yet with modern tools and antibiotics. Who knows, hundreds of years in our future people may look back on this time and wince at the procedures performed thinking we too were a crude lot.


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Thursday, Feb. 9The Click Five, Big City Rock at the Roxy
Six or seven years ago, the Click Five wouldve been a boy band à la N Sync or the Backstreet Boys: Theyre handsome in a non-threatening way, they sing about finding just the girl theyre looking for, and theyve toured with Ashlee Simpson and, well, the Backstreet Boys. Today, though, in a world of Death Cab cuties and My Chemical romantics, the Boston-based group of Berklee College of Music grads are a rock band with matching suits and designer-guitar fuzz. Dont tell let the secret out: Greetings From Imrie House, the Click Fives wham-bam debut, still makes for a blast of high-octane teen pop, from the freshly scrubbed vocal harmonies down to the highly processed synthesizer cheese. Six or seven years ago, local openers Big City Rock wouldve been the Wallflowers. (Mikael Wood)Friday
Meat Beat Manifesto, Dälek at the Knitting Factory
Electronic-music groundbreaker Jack Dangers has propelled his Meat Beat Manifesto through expansive electro-acoustical dimensions in recent times. His latest discs, Off Centre and At the Centre (both Thirsty Ear), bring in such prog-jazz heavies as drummer Dave King, flutist Peter Gordon and keyboardist Craig Taborn to merge densely textured otherworlds with subtly complex polyrhythmic dance-thump and deep-space analog-synth sallies. Do not miss Dälek, the scary industrial crew who make something like a hip-hop equivalent of a slasher flick, ill-harmonized claustrophobically in evil-tongued raps, barbed-wire screetchez, scratchez and sonicus interruptus for even wickeder massed guitar samples, like the barbed wire on your future. Their new disc, Absence, is on Mike Pattons essential Ipecac label, and you should buy it, experience it and burn in hell you owe that much to yourself, dont you? (John Payne)
Ariel Pink, Gris-Gris, Indian Jewelry at the Echo
Bursting forth nearly fully formed from the foothills in the headlands of Los Angeles, Ariel Pink has a star-making story à la Kate Bush; his home-recorded pop debut, The Doldrums, was distilled from his 8-track/beatboxing/keyboard demos sent to red-hot pop feral children Animal Collective and released on their Paw Tracks label. Skimming his MySpace profile is an exercise in discovering new angles in music; theres a cover of the Smiths This Night Has Opened My Eyes, and Pink is perhaps the only person apart from Lester Bangs to recommend 70s German agit-pop theatrical troupe Floh de Cologne. Also tonight: the electric organism moving the echoey psychedelia of Gris-Gris and the chunky rhythms and whirlwind mantras of Indian Jewelry. (David Cotner)
Bob Mould, Curt Kirkwood at the Troubadour
Indie-rock loyalists will forever prostrate themselves before the altar of Bob Moulds Hüsker Dü, because in the 80s the band did indeed kick pre-emo rump in righteous ways (still brings a tiny nostalgic tear to the eye). Moulds next band, Sugar, was a more musically inclined power trio with a beautifully dense sound that in retrospect seems way underrated. Mould, growing up and out of limited punk rock parameters, followed with solo albums that combined his heartfelt, intelligent songwriting, fiery electric guitar and ardent singing with explorations in electronics, to varying degrees of success, such as his similarly underrated Modulate (Red Ink). Tonight, Mould performs solo versions of material from his latest work, Body of Song (Yep Roc), another slamming, searing set featuring Fugazi drummer Brendan Canty and Sugar bassist Dave Barbe. Another rock form-smasher, exMeat Puppet Curt Kirkwood, opens with a look at his roots-rocky new solo disc, Snow (Little Dog). (John Payne)
Rocky Dawuni, Leon Mobley, Ashley Maher at Temple Bar
One native son, one child of the diaspora and one naturalized citizen of the motherland, all seeking the eternal resonance of Africa. Rocky Dawuni, L.A. resident and child of Ghana, cultivates root-stock hybrids, nurturing West African groove, reggae and soul into fresh sound plantings on his latest CD, Book of Changes. An impresario as well, Dawuni jets back to Accra a few days after the show to prepare his annual Independence Splash happening, which honors A.B. Crentsil and other Ghanaian heroes of highlife this year. Leon Mobley, best known as Ben Harpers high priest of percussion, channels the rumble of the ancients through his supple-strong hands. Ashley Maher, celebrating the release of Flying Over Bridges, entwines singer-songwriter craft with Afro-jazz funk and some Richter-registering dance moves. When Africa calls, we all gotta listen. (Tom Cheyney)


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- Release Date: Oct 30, 2012
- Also On: 3DS, iPhone/iPad
- Summary: As a story extension to the highly anticipated upcoming blockbuster film of the same name from Walt Disney Animation Studios, the Wreck-It Ralph video game is set to inspire a whole new generation of young gamers as a classic, arcade-style side scroller featuring Ralph - the misunderstood villain of his own arcade game who sets out to prove he can be a hero too. Debuting this fall tied to the movie release, Wreck-It Ralph will bring all the fun from the big screen right into the living room for the Wii system from Nintendo, and the Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo DS hand-held systems.… Expand
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Former Students at Czech School Give Back by Integrating Linux Educationon November 3, 2014
This feature story is courtesy of Martin Beránek at the Czech school SSPS (Smíchovská střední průmyslová škola) The beginning of Linux in Smíchovská střední průmyslová škola goes back a long time. At first we have began to use Linux in very fundamental way. We started to teach on dual boot stations...
Want to take LPIC-304 for free?on October 8, 2014
That's right, free as in beer! You can help support our exam development process and get your LPIC-304 Virtualization and High Availabilty certification in the process. We're helping our affiliates organize beta events between now and November 15th, for the new version of the exam. So if you're an...
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Atlanta's Manchester Orchestra plays indie music with an epic feel. Over the course of a decade, this nimble five-piece led by the enigmatic Andy Hull have released four albums of quality alternative rock. The band's most recent effort, Cope, may well be the band's best effort yet. Speaking from hi ... More >>
Annabel MehranSt. VincentThis is the weekend of St. Vincent. In fact, someone ought to make it a local holiday because it's going to be pretty difficult to escape the songstress over the next few days. She's set to perform in town three different times. On Saturday and Sunday night, she'll perfor ... More >>
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With the release of this year's Simple Math album, Atlanta's Manchester Orchestra is now three albums deep into their careers -- and the guys don't plan on slowing down anytime soon. After a quick hop, skip and jump across the pond for a tour, the band's now making their way to Dallas to perform at ... More >>
Welcome to Local Music 'Mericans , where we meet some of the people behind the local music scene -- those who aren't necessarily members of local bands, but more the people who make the scene move.Tony EdwardsTony Edwards was almost certainly a hummingbird in a past life. He darts, moves, and ... More >>
Manchester Orchestra, Cage the ElephantPalladium BallroomMay 29, 2011Better than: doing it by the numbers.Manchester OrchestraManchester Orchestra and Cage the Elephant are described as "co-headliners" on their current cross-country tour. Normally, that tag doesn't always make sense. There's alwa ... More >>
The Twilight SingersSam HoldenThis week, since we won't be around on Monday, we're going to include Monday's shows in this here weekend round-up of sorts. And it just so happens that what may be the biggest show of the weekend is on Monday: The Twilight Singers and Margo & The Nuclear So & ... More >>
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Mike WattAs we mentioned yesterday, the South by Southwest spillover effect has reached our beloved record store Good Records. And this evening, before he performs a full blown electric show at The Loft, Mike Watt will be over at Good for what he calls a "hoot & spiel," more commonly known as ... More >>
Patrick MichelsJulian Casablancas wears his sunglasses at nights. Well, Austin City Limits, you redeemed yourself. After a slow start to the festivities, things picked up very quickly, as predicted, and, by three o'clock, things were in full swing. But Night One--despite names like Miike Snow, Gi ... More >>
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It's that time of year, again. The Austin City Limits Festival line-up was unveiled early this morning via the fest's official website. There isn't any question: This year's docket will have people gabbing--whether it's vitriolic hate or nostalgic, warm-fuzzies. Sure, for many, bashing on the cho ... More >>
George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic at the Granada Theater in 2006.Don't burn your entire stash on 4/20, because just two days later George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic will touch down at House of Blues in Dallas.Bandleader Clinton, as if you needed an introduction, is a true legend of ... More >>
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The two men who were shot—one fatally—outside a King George County residence Tuesday evening had both been bound with duct tape first, police said.
Ronelle Davon Johnson, 20, was found dead outside his residence on Winston Place, off Comorn Road, Sheriff Steve Dempsey said. A second 20-year-old man was also shot and was seriously injured, but is expected to survive.
Dempsey said both men were shot multiple times with a handgun and had their hands tied behind their backs.
Police said on Wednesday that they were not sure who committed the shootings—or why.
Dempsey urged members of the public to come forward with information.
"We are taking this very seriously, as we do all cases," Dempsey said. "We are hopeful that someone has the information we need to solve this terrible crime."
Dempsey acknowledged that police are investigating the possibility that the shootings were drug-related. The Narcotics Regional Task Force that includes King George, Caroline, Westmoreland, state police and the FBI is assisting in the investigation.
Court records in Stafford County show that Johnson was arrested in the England Run area on April 17 and charged with possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute. He also was charged with misdemeanor marijuana possession in King George on March 23. Neither of those cases had come to trial.
Dempsey said the incident took place in a rural section of the county and that some of Johnson's family members were in the house when it happened. The residence is north of State Route 3 west of King George Courthouse.
He said Johnson's relatives were not involved in the incident, but were able to give police some information that Dempsey did not want to elaborate on at this point.
The second victim was with Johnson but does not live at the home. The Sheriff's Office was called at 7:12 p.m. and Johnson was already dead in his driveway when rescue workers arrived.
The surviving victim, whose name was not released, was walking around when rescue workers arrived, but was badly injured. He was first taken to Mary Washington Hospital before being transferred to VCU Medical Center in Richmond.
Dempsey said investigators have not yet been able to talk to the victim in detail because of the extent of his injuries.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Sheriff's Office at 540/775-2049.
Keith Epps: 540/374-5404
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So we were together for 4 years, and we've been apart for three days. he came today because he said he needed to get his stuff...but he only took some underwear and his workshirts...he didn't even take his ps3! He kept telling me he loved me, only he couldn't be with me. He was really skinny and said he hasn't been able to eat and he's up to over a pack a day. So I know he's not doing any better than I am. He was a lot nicer to me than I expected him to be, and even told me he still wants to be able to talk to me. We talked for a little bit and he hugged me and left. I told my dad what happened, and he said that the only reason my ex was being so nice is because he wants someone to fallback on in case what he's doing doesn't work out. He even suggested that he has another girl, but he's always at work or home so I know for fact that he doesn't. AND THEN I texted him happy Valentines day and he never even replied...Does he still want me or is he just jerking me around? Any response is appreciated :)
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i think he's just insecure about leaving you. you guys have been together for a while, and even if its not the fact that he wants a fallback, its just hard to leave something that youve have with you for such a long time you know? but I do think that your relationship is over, at least the romantic part of it. I'm still best friends with my most recent ex, and I do love him but I couldn't be with him either (distance and different life plans and values) its probably really hard for him to be in this situation and he needs you as a friend. I don't think he's just messing around though, he seems really lost in life
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He won't respond to a text message. but at the same time he could still love you & just doesn't know if he is completely ready for this relationship to be over. You might just have to give him time to be ready to be with you. my brother and his ex are going through a similar thing. Your father is probably saying that because he doesn't want you to get your hopes up too soon, just in case things don't work out. Your father said those things because he loves you. If your ex has nowhere to live that is a contributing factor as to why your father thinks this.


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ANKARA - Turkey's first national mini communications test satellite "TURKSAT-3USAT" has been launched to space from China on Friday.
In a statement posted on their web site, Turksat said that the test satellite was launched to space from China at 07.13 a.m. (Turkish local time).
"TURKSAT-3USAT" will serve wireless operators some 645 kilometers from the surface of earth. The test satellite has a dimension of 34 centimeters and is a joint production of Turksat Corporation and Istanbul Technical University (ITU).
"TURKSAT-3USAT" is expected to serve for a period of three years.
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Stronghold Kingdoms opens sixth game world
Firefly's free-to-play MMORTS based on the Stronghold series,Stronghold Kingdoms, seems to be doing fairly well for itself.
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Microsoft has hired former entertainment president of the US-based CBS network Nancy Tellem to oversee the creation of some new, internal video series' for the Xbox 360.
Dark Souls DLC dated for Europe on Xbox 360 and PS3
The 'Artorias of the Abyss' section of Dark Souls, that was included with the PC's Prepare to Die edition, has been given a European and Australasian release date of 24 October on Xbox 360 and PS3.
Dishonored's developer diary reaches its End Game [Video]
The fourth installment of Dishonored's developer diary series finds the Arkane staff reflecting on the 'end game' of the creative process.
Obsidian: Unnamed publishers wanted to do a joint Kickstarter
As you're probably aware by now, Obsidian's 'Project Eternity' Kickstarter to fund an RPG after the style of the 1990s Infinity Engine games like Planescape: Torment is going rather well.
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Keiji Inafune's Comcept studio and Team Ninja are joining forces to bring us Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, in which you'll play a cyborg ninja, reconstructed with the sole purpose of getting revenge on Ryu Hayabusa … and a bunch of undead guys who stand in your way.
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Sony has revealed a brand new PlayStation 3 that will be launching in two different models.
Borderlands 2 [Review] – No longer a Wasteland
Game of the year so far. I'm just going to say it.
Frontier is "your playground" in Assassin's Creed 3 [Video]
The fourth and final installment of the 'Inside Assassin's Creed' mini-series from Ubisoft takes a closer look at the environments Connor will be leaping around in, over and through in Assassin's Creed 3.
PlayStation Plus coming to Vita, free for existing PS Plus members
More news from the Tokyo Game Show; the PlayStation Plus service will be coming to the PlayStation Vita in November.
Need for Speed: Most Wanted can put your face on a billboard [Video]
By far the most intriguing part from this first in a series of gameplay feature trailers for Criterion's Need for Speed: Most Wanted is the revelation that if you make the longest jump through an in-game billboard, your face will go up on it for all to see.
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BioWare has plans for another "full" Mass Effect title and a new IP
Aaryn Flynn, the general manager of BioWare Edmonton and Montreal, has added his own blog post to those from Greg Zeschuk and Ray Muzyka (who left the company today).
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Team Ninja to announce a new game at Tokyo Game Show
The Tokyo Game Show officially kicks off on 20 September (though Sony will be holding their press conference for the event in around nine hours or so), and Team Ninja appears to be gearing up to announce a new title.
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Dead Island: Riptide nods to original with CG trailer [Video]
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Obsidian offers character and party info for Project Eternity
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Arkane discuss the end of Dishonored's creation in new video
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Guild Wars 2 announced for Mac – Entering Beta
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Rock Band celebrates fifth anniversary with huge DLC sale
The Rock Band series is coming up on a fifth anniversary and, though the traditional fifth anniversary gift is apparently wood, Harmonix is opting for a massive DLC sale instead.
Microsoft renews Killer Instinct trademark
Rare's Killer Instinct beat-em-up series may be getting a revival of sorts, as Microsoft reveals that it has renewed the trademark for the game.
Nights into Dreams HD will see the day in October
Sega's HD re-release ofNights Into Dreams will be released in October on both Xbox Live and PlayStation Network.
Rock of stages: WWE 13's 'Attitude' trailer [Video]
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Dragon Age 3: Inquisition officially unveiled
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Borderlands 2 gets ready to launch with new trailer
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ROCKFORD, Ill. – Rockford College sophomore Jacob Arnold (Plainfield, Ill./Plainfield) was recognized late Monday night by the Northern Athletics Conference as the NAC Men's Outdoor Track and Field Student-Athlete of the Week. He earned the honor based on his record setting performance at the Benedictine University Twilight Invitational last Friday night. Arnold becomes only the third ever Rockford College track and field student-athlete to win the award and is the first since the spring of 2009.
Since joining the team at the beginning of this semester, Arnold has begun his assault on the Regents' record books. This past week at the Benedictine Twilight Invitational, he broke his own school records that he set early in the season in both the 100 meter and 200 meter dashes. Arnold finished the 100 meter dash in 10.82 seconds which tied him for first place in the event in addition to breaking the school record. His time of 10.82 seconds was only 0.01 seconds off of the Northern Athletics Conference record set back in April of 2009. It is also the fastest 100 meter time by any student-athlete in the NAC and is currently tied for the 37th fastest time in Division III this outdoor season. The sophomore also broke his own school record in the 200 meter dash. Arnold raced to a ninth place finish in the event posting a time of 22.66 seconds.
Currently Arnold holds the Rockford College school records in the 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash, 400 meter dash and the distance medley relay. The sophomore set the 400 meter dash record back on April 14th at the Warrior Invitational finishing the race in 50.44 seconds. He was also part of the distance medley relay team that finished in second place and set the school record with a time of 11:23.82 at the Warrior Invitational.
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I've been there several times over the last 10 years for Colts games. I went both with and without a Colts Jersey.
Contrary to common sentiment, I never had a problem.
- Maybe I was lucky?
- I know I didn't go in like an a'hole, looking for trouble. I was courteous, still cheered for the Colts, and had a good time.
- Lower level seats are always a plus. The higher you go, the drunker fans get. The drunker they get, the more chance for trouble.
- Best not too spend much time solo. The buddy system sounds a little gay, but is worth it.
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- When the game ends, get out of dodge.
These rules are true at stadium as an away fan. Being a lifelong Colts fan and living in NJ, I have lived my life as the away fan. Jets, Giants, Philly, Baltimore, though mostly Jets. Never had a problem at any stadium.
I agree, I have also been to Baltimore and sat in nose bleed and have had no problem what so ever, we tailgated and again had no problem, I believe for the most part fans are fine as long as you don't egg them on
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Posted 03/02/2014 08:28:24 EST
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What a shift by the 3rd line. Kept th puck in the offfensive zone and finished.
[/QUOTE]Yeah - that's more like it - Hamilton again
Posted 03/02/2014 08:18:14 EST
Other than Chara, the rest of the team look a little better in the second
Posted 03/02/2014 07:46:21 EST
In response to thefly8's comment: [QUOTE] With #55 looking real bad lately, Chara looking old and McQuaid unable to stay healthy PC has no choice to over pay for a top 4 D man. [/QUOTE] Quality Dman more »
Posted 03/02/2014 07:43:06 EST
Chara should be benched. This is the worst stretch in his entire career
Posted 03/02/2014 07:40:13 EST
In response to RichHillOntario's comment: [QUOTE] Guys are getting behind the Bruins' D way too often. [/QUOTE] A lot of Black, White and Gold pyons on the ice for the third straight game - starting more »
Posted 03/02/2014 07:37:15 EST
I think Claude wishes he was back in Sochi.
Posted 03/01/2014 03:35:16 EST
Absolutely no offensive push in the third .
Posted 03/01/2014 03:33:23 EST
In response to RichHillOntario's comment: [QUOTE] In response to tiazac's comment: [QUOTE] 4th line and Bergeron showed up today - that's about it. With sucha tough schedule coming up, these last 2 more »
Posted 03/01/2014 03:27:35 EST
4th line and Bergeron showed up today - that's about it. With sucha tough schedule coming up, these last 2 games are much more important than the Bruins realize
Posted 03/01/2014 03:12:03 EST
2 Capitals get behind Chara that time and Rask to the rescue
Posted 03/01/2014 03:07:33 EST
Is Lucic playing today?
Posted 03/01/2014 02:26:47 EST
That's more like it. Keep Chara off the PP
Posted 03/01/2014 02:19:31 EST
In response to Bruinfaninnewjersey's comment: [QUOTE] Chara is the least of their worries right now [/QUOTE] Chara was asleep during the Olympics -- I think he is now in a coma. Our best line today more »
Posted 03/01/2014 01:50:30 EST
In response to Bruinfaninnewjersey's comment:[QUOTE]
Olympic hangover continues...
[/QUOTE]Yeah. That was brutal. Can't shoot or pass.
Posted 12/08/2013 10:08:58 EST
In response to kitchener's comment: [QUOTE] In response to jaymiller's comment: [QUOTE] WOW !!! the little weasel's luck has run out with this one ~ another angle http://twitpic.com/do2qj6 [/QUOTE more »
Posted 12/08/2013 09:49:01 EST
In response to zamboni24's comment: [QUOTE] Hoping every Bruin player has the next Leafs game marked on their calendars. If Miller is hurt -- Phaneuf needs to pay. What a joke the refs turned this int more »
Posted 12/08/2013 08:12:19 EST
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[/QUOTE]What about the D-man from the Dallas trade?
Posted 12/05/2013 10:29:31 EST
In response to kitchener's comment: [QUOTE] In response to Bruinfaninnewjersey's comment: [QUOTE] It's hard to believe the Bruins could dominate for so much of the game and still lose??? [/QUOTE] Beca more »
Posted 06/07/2013 11:25:11 EDT
Great job guys. No matter what happens in the finals, every fan should be extremely prouud of the team and it's turn around. Go Bruins
Posted 05/13/2013 09:31:13 EDT
In response to DrCC's comment: In response to tiazac's comment: Kinda interesting how about 6 weeks ago, several so-called experts on this site called me a troll because I criticized the Bruins for more »
Posted 05/13/2013 09:20:15 EDT
In response to ipotnyc's comment: THey lost this series in Game 6. Not tonight. They showed their true colors then. Game 5 actually. That was the most pathetic effort at home. Toronto were ripe for more »
Posted 05/13/2013 09:16:38 EDT
Kinda interesting how about 6 weeks ago, several so-called experts on this site called me a troll because I criticized the Bruins for all the same problems that we have seen in this round. Now most of more »
Posted 05/12/2013 09:05:13 EDT
In response to dannycater's comment:
you can always go right back to your reg. set lines, just mix it up for a bit
Posted 05/12/2013 09:02:52 EDT
Defence decent tonight. Wish I could say the same for Horton -- pitiful
Posted 05/12/2013 08:27:19 EDT
In response to Crowls2424's comment: Good period. You must be a Leaf fan if you think that was a good period. Totally un-inspiring . Painful to watch that excuse for a power-play, no hitting, no em more »
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Dude I thought we were out of toilet paper but i guess not so i guess i didnt need to shit-face you.
by Nate G. March 11, 2005
being totaly smashed out of your mind
yesterday i went to a party and go so shit faced i striped
by Zo0_Kepper April 05, 2004
sooo drunk, high, outta it that u have NO idea whats happenin
he was too shit faced to remember the whole fight
by katie bahr February 03, 2003
To be completely drunk
by Anonymous December 07, 2002


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Google+ Hangout: Pension Funding Index, November 2014
The funded status of the 100 largest corporate defined benefit pension plans fell by $8 billion during October as measured by the Milliman 100 Pension Funding Index (PFI). The deficit widened from $255 billion to $263 billion at the end of October, primarily due to a decrease in the benchmark corporate bond interest rates used to value pension liabilities. As of October 31, the funded ratio declined from 85.1% to 84.8%.
PFI co-author Zorast Wadia discusses the index's latest results on this Milliman Google+ Hangout.


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Father Maverick Fernandes expressed concern over the dehumanization of Israeli youngsters as a result of the mandatory three-year army service.
Pointing towards ignominious acts committed publicly around places in Goa, the CSJP said, Our study revealed how dehumanised these young people had become and how, because of an oppressive and cruel system of illegal military occupation, even the victimisers had turned casualties and victims of their own cruelties.
The findings were part of a three-year long research which resulted into a 96 page-book titled Claiming the right to say no: A study
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It is the cult of suicide bombers and shows a dangerous trend.Answered by ts, 01 Oct '12 12:54 pm
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