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MR CHOW - 57th
- Address:
324 East 57th Street
New York, NY 10022Neighborhood:
Midtown East
- Cuisine:
ChinesePrice: $50 and over
MR CHOW - 57th
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.mrchow.com/
- Phone: (212) 751-9030
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Daily: 6:00pm - 11:30pm (Last order)
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Chinese
- Executive Chef: Michael Wu
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar/Lounge, Entertainment, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Private Room available up to 40 guests or full restaurant buy-out up to 120 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Kei Khaledi 2127519030
- Entertainment: Pasta Chef demonstrates traditional Chinese hand-made noodle making nightly.
- Special Events: Call the restaurant for details.
A word from MR CHOW - 57th
Opened in 1979 by world famous restaurateur Michael Chow. MR CHOW started in London in 1968 and continues to enjoy generations of devoted clients from art, fashion, music, and entertainment. Recently awarded the 5 Star Diamond Award by the American Academy of Hospitality Sciences for its excellence, service, and cuisine this restaurant described by Givenchy as a "Precious Jewel Box" is one of the most beautiful restaurants in New York City serving high Chinese Cuisine with impeccable service.Continued
The menu at MR CHOW is a combination of old authentic Beijing, Original Recipes, and the signature dishes such as Chicken Satay, MR CHOW Noodles, and Ma Mignon. MR CHOW also serves one of the best Beijing Ducks in the world.
The famous nightly handmade noodle show is presented in every location since the opening of London in 1968.
"Elegant Midtown Chinese and its newer TriBeCa sibling offer "big-league" eats in "welcome-to-the-'80s" digs..." - ZAGAT
The menu at MR CHOW is a combination of old authentic Beijing, Original Recipes, and the signature dishes such as Chicken Satay, MR CHOW Noodles, and Ma Mignon. MR CHOW also serves one of the best Beijing Ducks in the world.
The famous nightly handmade noodle show is presented in every location since the opening of London in 1968.
"Elegant Midtown Chinese and its newer TriBeCa sibling offer "big-league" eats in "welcome-to-the-'80s" digs..." - ZAGAT
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- Diners' Choice WinnerChinese
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MR CHOW - 57th reviews from OpenTable diners
109 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.1Service4
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelEnergetic
special occasion (43)fit for foodies (39)good for groups (32)hot spot (29)romantic (21)neighborhood gem (13)late-night find (11)vibrant bar scene (7)notable wine list (7)great for outdoor dining (5)great for lunch (4)kid-friendly (3)great for brunch (2)scenic view (2)Show More
- Ho HumbugGandHVIPDined on 11/21/2014This is a touristic trap Chinese restaurant... based on some prestigious history but in today's world of outstanding Chinese and Asian fusion restaurants, this old fashioned Mandarin sweet and traditional menu is more hype than quality meal.... and way overpriced, even for NYC.. unless you're impressing some business guest or flashy date.. However, overall an enjoyable dinner with friends, but wouldn't chose it again.
- Anything but relaxingBonAppetitDined on 11/16/2014There was a table with 12 or more children who ran around the restaurant, ruining what could have been a nice evening for everyone else. They were permitted to play catch with balls of noodles. The parents and maitre d' should have put an end to this unacceptable behavior.
- never againdennyDined on 11/16/2014i have been to many gourmet restaurants this is not one . ihave had better food at a take out restaurant the chicken satay was nothing special but chicken on a stick. sweet and sour pork was fatty. the crab folded in egg white was all egg whites. ther was a family of about 16 more than half were children the waitersspent all their time at this table .the couple next to me called over the waiter asking if they will ever have service or their leaving.no attention to our table either . mr chow should check in on his restaurantsand see what is going on.
- TerribleOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/7/2014Rude all the way! The arrogant man who sat us down was so unwelcoming almost shouting at us to choose one of the two tables he would allow me and 3 others to take. I noticed he behaved similarly with his staff as well; pounding his fists at the bar when speaking to the bartender. NEVER will go back.
- Great placeKabanchikDined on 11/6/2014Mr Chow - is an institution. I used to go to this restaurant in London, now when I spend more time in NY, I am visiting this remarkable place on 57th Street.Special Features:
- Posto un po' decaduto,ErmanDined on 11/5/2014Qualità non sufficiente per il prezzo pagato. Forse un tempo era diverso , peccato.
- excellent dinnerlalorDined on 11/5/2014very good food, also good service, clean, and comfortable. Fair prices. very good choice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- El mejorDeliciousDined on 11/1/2014Siempre que estoy en New York ceno en este magnifico lugar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OveratedOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/31/2014Food is very mediocre. Too much show off. Very dissapointing
- Super Yum!BambiDined on 10/27/2014I am convinced they are putting heroin in the food. Addictively delicious!Special Features:
- Great atmosphere- great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/25/2014Great atmosphere- great food, but a little pricey. Service was great and food came out promptly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mr. Chow reviewFoodie123Dined on 10/24/2014The restaurant was the opposite of what I imagined a world famous and celebrity frequented hotspot would look like. With that being said i thought it was so cool that the restaurant seemed like any Chinese restaurant would in many neighborhoods throughout ny. The "normalness and lack of ambiance was all part of their "schtick". We were greeted like royalty and shown to our seats right away from a well dressed and suited maitre d. All waiters wear tuxedos. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a unique and authentic dining experience. definitely get the leechy bolini served in a champaign glass. You also must have the chicken satay. The food was absolutely amazing! I can't wait to go back soon.Special Features:
- Amazing experienceromanceintheairDined on 10/24/2014I reserved a table for 2 and explained it was for my girlfriends birthday and when we arrived we were 15 minutes late but they still had my reservation table for us and the food was amazing. My girlfriend is chinese and she even said it was very good and well prepared. My total bill woth gratuity was $220. I already expected a higher cost when I reserved so I wasn't surprised. And they even had a coat check when we entered and they seated us both with class and they never let my water glass run empty and the best part that made my experience worth it was at the end of our dinner they brought out a slice of tart cake with a candle on it and sang happy birthday to her which i wasnt expecting. They went out of their way to make it memorable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great RestaurantNunoDined on 10/20/2014Gastronomic Chinese food. Great choice, you choose by category of food (sea food, air food, ground food) Small Space then low noise. I recommend it for small groups or romantic dinner .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Problem HereAlexBVIPDined on 10/18/2014I always rave about Mr Chow and have been going for years. This time we were ripped off. Normally go with 2 or 3 and with 3 order the duck dinner. A whole duck and lots of great food. This time we had 7 and ordered the duck dinner for all. I was shocked to see they only served the same 1 duck I get for 3 for 7 but charged us for 7 duck dinners. Also the additional appetizers and main courses were too small for 7. It appears that if you have 8 diners you get 2 ducks and double orders of everything else. So go with 3,4 or 8 or more if you want the Beijing duck. with any number in between you are being ripped off. They should be ashamed. They won't see me for a while.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 10/18/2014Rude staff, incredibly noisy, mediocre over-fried food in gloopy sauces.Special Features:
- Noisy and not going backgmwcDined on 10/18/2014I remember wonderful festive dinners at Mr. Chow. Saturday night was so noisy we could not hear each other at the table and the food was delivered so fast that it felt like they wanted us out. It was expensive, the food ok, felt rushed and we has to sceam to hear each other. Not going back.
- Good FoodAbc234Dined on 10/15/2014You must try the following dishes: (1) Shrimp with glazed walnut. (2) Steamed Sea Bass (3) Peking DuckSpecial Features:
- NightowlDined on 10/14/2014The service and food was excellent. My wife and I truly enjoyed ourselves.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved It!MelissDined on 10/11/2014food is delicious & felt like a local! Loved the ambiance!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent spotEgoiste1Dined on 10/10/2014I fully recommend this restaurant, excellent time, this restaurant, excellent service, excellent food,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LA is betterFoodFirstDined on 10/9/2014We came here because we have great memories of the LA location several years ago. The food was very very good. The service though put a bit of a damper on it. Our res was for 6 because we have a young child. We called when we were still standing outside at 6:05 with the doors locked. They just hadn't gotten around to opening up yet. No apologies.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/3/2014Some of the best Chineese for us from the west. Service outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- too expensivebillVIPDined on 10/2/2014too expensive for the quality of the food...I don't remember anything I ate as it all was mediocre --and I had a stomach ache that night. I wont return,Special Features:
- all around wonderfulseattlestylistDined on 9/27/2014I brought a few employees to NYC for a class, I had been to Mr Chows years ago. I wanted to treat them to a lovely dinner and that is exactly what we got! EVERY single food item we ordered was fabulous! All 4 of us were extremely impressed! The wait staff was attentive and fun! The whole experience was one of the best evers...anywhere!Special Features:
- Noisy and priced too highbush59Dined on 9/27/2014My wife and I thought from the reviews that this would be special. Unfortunately the food what good but not great. Also, for the price the food should have been better. The noise level was very high and had to hold a conversation. The duck was overcooked and tough. The drunken fish was good but not good enough for the priceSpecial Features:
- Mr ChowOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 9/25/2014A classic...old school but still a hot spot...the uptown location has better food than the downtown location...and it is still a scene even if in need of a makeover! Its very '80s in decor but food is great you can go in a group or just as a couple...service is always great if you dont mind the waiter ordering for you...we love the flash fried seaweed and spicy noodles...and chicken satay...the crispy beef is great and the whole fish also...you will see everyone from rappers to politicians here...Special Features:
- Always goodChowVIPDined on 9/23/2014Always good, service and food is almost perfect! Table was wobbling a little bit and i had to call several times the waiter to fix it, not big deal, but it was not perfect.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014This was a great place. Superb food and great wine list!Special Features:
- excellenteatgudsmkeguddrnkgudDined on 9/18/2014Awesome experience would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a Rodanthe experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for dinning in New YorkMahaDined on 9/17/2014Liked the place, different way of eating chiness food! Love itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chicken satayrestauranteur123Dined on 9/16/2014Must order! Definitely one of the best apps on the menu.Special Features:
- Best food in nyc!AlyVDined on 9/8/2014Mr chows never fails. The food is always out of this world. Highly recommend the squab lettuce wraps with the plum sauce and the chicken satay with peanut sauce. Also the bajan chicken!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DissapointingRmorenoDined on 8/26/2014The service was weak. Food average at best and considering price was not worth it. The environment was tired. The food, service and environment is really completely on the brand. And as such adversely affects the brand by poor overall quality.
- Great foodnycfoodieDined on 8/22/2014Took my wife for her birthday and the food was great. The staff was amazing and even surprised her with a slice of cake and candle. They sang Happy Birthday to her and the experience was wonderful. The champagne is a little pricey so ask questions about champagne prices to avoid going into shock. Overal...Would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- complainHtp1Dined on 7/31/2014I reserved the restaurant for an after theatre dinner and when I get there the restaurant was closed because of construction/ maintenance in the building. And it has been closed for a while. How do you confirm a reservation to a closed restaurant? It spoiled my eveningSpecial Features:
- The following 912 reviews are from the MR CHOW - 57th reviews archive.
- RESTAURANT WAS CLOSEDOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 7/31/2014Hi there, I was supposed to go to Mr. Chow's 57th street on Thursday 7.31, but when I got there the restaurant was closed... I got a confirmation email from Open Table and no email from the restaurant noting this. When I called the Tribeca location, they informed me there was a gas leak, but were not so accommodating on getting me into the restaurant. I was truly looking forward to this dinner, which was planned for months for my boyfriends birthday. It's unfortunate because I heard great things about the restaurant.
- Closed without Notice?ST1249Dined on 7/31/2014I'm not sure whether to be frustrated with Open Table or Mr. Chow. We made a reservation for 6:30 on 7/31, and when we arrived at the restaurant, there was a sign on the door that the 57th Street location was closed for building maintenance. We doubled checked everything, we had, in fact booked that venue for that day and time. No one bothered to let us know we needed to make other plans if we hoped to eat. I cannot imagine we were alone in being displaced—several other times were booked when I made my reservation. In the past, we've enjoyed dinner at Mr. Chow, but this experience will make me think twice before attempting to go back.
- Such a beautiful placeTheFoodie928Dined on 7/30/2014A little packed for a Wednesday but it was great. Great service, great atmosphere and most of all great foodSpecial Features:
- Great foodPattiDined on 7/29/2014The food here was really incredible, small portions, but so tasty!Special Features:


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In the 1980s and early 1990s, facing a wave of music censorship that included Parental Advisory stickers on records to the arrest of rap performers in Florida, political operative Steve Barr and Virgin Records exec Jeff Ayeroff launched Rock The Vote.
The idea behind Rock the Vote was simple: get young people to vote for politicians who wouldn't censor music.
The organized movement behind Rock the Vote focused on the "Motor Voter" bill, which would allow people to register to vote at the DMV when they got a driver's license, and to register by mail. In short, they wanted to encourage young people to engage in the voting process by making registration easy and welcoming.
After a successful petition drive in 1992 (with help from REM), the Motor Voter bill passed Congress, only to be vetoed by president George H.W. Bush. Bush's opponent in that election year, Bill Clinton, took up the cause of the Motor Voter bill, and signed it into law when he became president as the National Voter Registration Act of 1993.
Here is video from committee hearing for the National Noter Registration Act in congress, April 17, 1991, showing 19-year old MF DOOM (Zev Love X) with his partner Onyx from the group KMD. They're sitting with Rock the Vote co-founder Steve Barr, speaking to Sen. Wendell Ford of Kentucky.
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Following up Freddie Gibbs & Madlib's Pinata – this EP contains exclusive tracks not available on the album. "Knicks," in remixed form, now features a new verse by Gibbs alongside Action Bronson, Joey Bada$$ and Ransom. The b-side, "Home," features BJ The Chicago Kid – the velvet voiced vocalist from the duo's earlier "Shame" – and Madlib's two-part soul-flip carries Gibb's narrative about a traveling man's disregard for his woman at home. Both sides are completed by previously unheard Madlib instrumentals.
Look for another Pinata Alert in LA & NYC when we have vinyl.
A1. Knicks Remix feat. Action Bronson, Joey Bada$$, Ransom
A2. Knicks Remix (Instrumental)
A3. The Dunk (Bonus Beat)
B1. Home ft. BJ The Chicago Kid
B2. Home (Instrumental)
B3. The Garden (Bonus Beat)
Oct 24 – Freddie in Montreal at Cabaret Underworld
Oct 25 – Freddie in Ottawa at Ritual Nightclub
Oct 26 – Freddie in Toronto at The Hoxton
Oct 28 – Freddie in Philadelphia at Underground Arts
Oct 29 – Freddie in Cambridge at Middle East
Nov 3 – Freddie in Brooklyn at Rough Trade
Nov 8 – Freddie in Los Angeles at that Odd Future shindig. No one over 21 allowed.
Nov 9 – Freddie Gibbs & Madlib at Fun Fest in Austin
Freddie photo by Peter Beste, group photo by Lord Such.
Probably the first time these two have been photographed together in a while. Madlib is on the cover of the latest issue of Bonafide. Doom showed up while he did the interview. Photos: Jimmy Mould for Bonafide.]]>
Single LP / Deluxe 2LP / Double CD – Melvin Van Peebles with Heliocentrics, "psychedelically broken jazz soul funk" group from London.
Melvin Van Peebles, the filmmaker, musician, author behind the landmark movie Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song and the trilogy of Brer Soul albums he released in the 70s has teamed with the UK ensemble Heliocentrics to create an interplanetary space/love odyssey told in twelve chapters. The Last Transmission comes nearly ten years after Van Peebles' appearance as the third member of Quasimoto on Stones Throw Records' 2005 release The Further Adventure of Lord Quas. For the Heliocentrics, The Last Transmission represents their third Now-Again album, following Out There in 2007 and 13 Degrees of Reality in 2013.
Van Peebles makes for the Heliocentrics' ideal foil: he did graduate work in astronomy in Holland in the 1950s and maintains an avid interest in cosmology. The Heliocentrics, as their name conveys, draw inspiration from both the philosophic leanings of the likes of Stephen Hawkings and interstellar mysteries, like those surrounding the Malian Dogon tribe's knowledge of the Sirius B star hundreds of years before it was discovered. Their music is as indebted to Sun Ra's interstellar jazz as it is inspired by psychedelia's spiritual expanse.
The Last Transmission, presented as a vocal album and an expanded instrumental selection on a bonus disc, can be taken as both the band's interpretation of Van Peebles' poem and a musical voyage inspired by Van Peebles' vivid imagery. The band considers it their defining work, the result of more than a decade of playing and recording together. They've found a voice as a band, one that meshes with Van Peebles,' as he weaves an intergalactic "Rime of the Ancient Mariner."
Van Peebles photos by Eric Coleman, Helicentrics' Malcolm Catto photo by Egon.
IN THE SHOP: THE J.B.'s – THESE ARE THE J.B.'s
Previously unreleased and unheard 1970 album by James Brown's backing band the JB's, led by Bootsy Collins. Release date: "Black Friday," November 28, 2014. Limited to 3000 pieces – VINYL ONLY.
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LP with booklet, full annotation, liner notes by James Brown historian Alan Leeds, and never-before-published photos.
In 1970 James Brown perfectly captured a definitive moment in modern music when he called Bootsy Collins into the studio to record the tracks that would be These Are The J.B.'s, a title given to a King Records test-press LP that was never released, and only rumored to exist.
This album is the epitome of funk music, Brown's innovation that influenced everything that came after it, from Afro-beat to disco to hip-hop.
If there is any funk ensemble as influential as Brown's in the post-"Cold Sweat" musical landscape, it's the Bootsy Collins/Parliament/Funkadelic contingent. Those two streams, as Grammy-winning James Brown historian Alan Leeds details in this album's liner notes, converged for the first time here.
This link between Brown's funk and all that followed features Bootsy and his young band running through twelve-minute instrumental take of Marva Whitney's "It's My Thing," replete with blues chord changes, alongside interpretations of the Meters, Kool and the Gang and none other than Jimi Hendrix. This is a young band's James Brown-turned-on-his-head style of funk that they nail in a one-minute vamp that embodies the essence of the psychedelic-flavored music that would propel them into the orbit of George Clinton's mothership.
This is the first commercial issue of this album, overseen by Now-Again's Eothen "Egon" Alapatt alongside Leeds and Universal Music Group's James Brown expert Harry Weinger. It was mastered specifically for vinyl by Elysian Master's Dave Cooley, from the original two-track stereo master that James Brown and his engineer Ron Lenhoff delivered to production forty-four years ago. It's packaged in a thick, "tip-on" Stoughton jacket, with a booklet with liner notes by Leeds and Alapatt and unpublished photographs.
Also read: When Bootsy Collins Met James Brown by Bootsy Collins at RBMA
Photos: The JB's in 1970; The JB's perform with James Brown in 1971; Bobby Byrd and Bootsy Collins c. 1970; These Are The JB's test-press credit sheet.
Video: The JB's (with Bootsy and Phelps Collins) backing James Brown and Bobby Byrd in Rome on April 24, 1971.]]>
"Harold's" directed by Gregory Buissereth, from Freddie Gibbs & Madlib – Piñata. August 30 through September, Freddie Gibbs tours Europe. Check the date: The Lord Frederick Tour
Zambian guitarist Paul Ngozi's essential debut album, featuring Chrissy Zebby Tembo. His debut album – issued under the name Ngozi Family – is his masterwork: an important release not just in the Zamrock genre, but in the global rock canon.
Day of Judgement is an introduction to the most intense, raw and inimitable golden era Zamrock recorded, as it paved the way for a dozen Paul Ngozi and Ngozi Family releases (the most famous being drummer Chrissy Zebby Tembo's My Ancestors) that straddled the line between funk and punk, of driving hard rock and Zambian folk melodies and rhythms.
Day of Judgement was released in 1976, the same year as other, now famous, Zamrock albums, from WITCH's Lazy Bones!! to Rikki Ililonga's Zambia to Musi-O-Tunya's Give Love To Your Children, all reissued on Now-Again. But Day of Judgement sounds like none of its counterparts. Part of that stems from its frenzied primitivism, the Ngozi Family's attempt to overcome a lack of musical acumen with sheer force of will.
That will allowed Paul Ngozi to overcome a humble upbringing to become the most unlikely combination: Zamrock's most beloved star in its brief but now-well chronicled arc; the only musician to maintain his fame and recording prowess in the dark ages of the '80s; an inspiration to not only aging but young Zambians — and now others, beyond Zambia's borders.
But one cannot imagine Paul Ngozi without this album, a full-on aural assault that sounds as wild nearly forty years after its release as it must have sounded in the developing Zamrock landscape from which it emerged. We listen to this anachronistic yet prescient album now as a wholly original, completely unpredictable album in line with those from mavericks from across the world – from the Ramones to the Sex Pistols to Death. And, though it's been over two decades since Paul Ngozi's passing, his voice and vision still seem exciting, powerful, unique, unvarnished, new.]]>
Freddie Gibbs Tour Dates – The Lord Fredrick Europe Tour 2014. Click dates for ticket links.
Aug 30: Glasgow @ O2 ABC2
Aug 31: London @ XOYO
Sep 1: Brighton @ Komedia
Sep 2: Birmingham @ Temple
Sep 3: Manchester @ Deaf Institute
Sep 4: Dublin @ The Twisted Pepper
Sep 5: Helsinki @ Tavastia
Sep 6: Vilnius, Lithuania @ Kablys
Sep 9: Malmö @ Babel
Sep 10: Oslo @ Sawol
Sep 11: Copenhagen @ Rust
Sep 12: Antwerp @ Trix
Sep 13: Cologne @ Essigfabrik
Sep 14: The Hague @ Paard
Sep 16: Heidelberg @ Karlstorbahnhof
Sep 17: Stuttgart @ CUE Club
Sep 18: Frankfurt @ Sky Club
Sep 19: St. Gallen @ Palace
Sep 20: Berlin @ YAAM
Sep 23: Lyon @ Transbordeur
Sep 24: Paris @ Nouveau Casino
Sep 25: Tourcoing @ Le Grand Mix
Sep 26: Marseille @ MarsAttak
Sep 27: Strasbourg @ Orosphere L'Artefact
Common's "Rewind That" from his latest album Nobody's Smiling tells a personal story of his relationships with No I.D. and J Dilla.
Verse 2:
This one's for my man J Dilla
As I say these words, my eyes fill up
Cuz wasn't non' realer than James Dewitt Yancey
So I'mma dedicate this to Dilla and his family
In Q-Tip's basement, I first met Jay Dee
I still remember the first beat he played me
He came to the Chi late three that was crazy
Didn't even know me and gave 'em to me for free
I got the the D, "peace yo, big love"
Cook up some hot shit, then go to the strip club
Then we made "The Light" and times got brighter
I said "turn it up" Jay'll take it higher
One day, I noticed he was tired quick
That's when I found out, Jay Dee was real sick
Things got worse before they got better
I said, "Come to L.A. for peace and good weather"
We got an apartment just so we could spark it
MP in the front room, records in the closet
The beats got iller, but the sickness was still there
I'm wishing I could will him out of his wheelchair
It was hard for me to come home every day
And see my homie Jay's life fade away
I stayed away some times, in other words I ran
Til one day J brought me this TV stand
It was a gift so I couldn't refuse it
It came from his heart, I regret I didn't use it
The lupus got worse and, for what it's worth
I wanted him to have a Grammy before he left this earth
Wishing we could have that time back
Oh we can, yo man, rewind that.
This is a mix of late 60s to mid 70s rock music from all over the world: America to Germany to Japan and everywhere in-between. It's the type of rock Madlib used for the Rock Konducta records, and is a mixture of the incredibly rare and random dollar bin finds that makes crate digging in the rock idiom so much fun. A lot of this is underground – one example was literally recorded by Dusseldorf twenty-somethings in a bomb-shelter, a literally exorcising of Nazi demons through Krautrock – and some of it is from bands that had pop aspirations but recorded something heavy and probably a bit odd as the one-off awesome track on an otherwise forgettable album. Live mix using 2 CDJs, no edits, some mistakes, that's the way it goes. Shout outs to Twink, Bunker Records, Franz Wippel, any band that spells April with a "y" instead of an "i," state-run labels from former communist countries who had the nerve to get down with hard psych and Madlib, of course, for finding the funk in all of this.]]>

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Nutt sacking row deepens
@ gfs
This whole 'nuttsacking' thing leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
California child kidnapper stalked Street View van
Hide and seek.
For a moment there Elisabeth Fritzl feared that her championship title was at risk from the newcomer Jaycee Lee Dugard.
Irish cops tripped up by Prawo Jazdy dragnet
That is bad......
......but how many of you choppers have had a photo licence for more than 10 years and haven't renewed it.
Pope's star watcher to visit Nasa and talk aliens
I think you've got the quote slightly wrong. To quote Verbal Kint : "The greatest trick the devil (Keyser Soze) ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist"
Remaining UK plods to get mobile-data gadgets
Let's hope.....
....these work better than the radios.
Photography: Yes, you have rights
@ Alien8n and Mark
I am typing this slowly so that you can understand.
The article by John Ozimek relates to English and Scottish law and how the use of a camera in certain locations in England, Wales and Scotland (and probably Northern Ireland) could attract unwanted attention by the police.
Now my earliest entry was regarding something which happened in Australia and then Amtrak police in America. Neither of these incidents occurred within the U.K. so by bringing them to this forum and 'tut-tutting' about them is completely irrelevant.
Mark if you read my comment it quotes Mr Ozimek's article relating to 'upstanding Englishmen', therefore an item regarding an incident in an American railway station could only have relevance here if it involved an upstanding English miscreant. That is what you failed to see as you put it!
By people posting 'look at this' and neglecting to point out that 'it' happened abroad stir things up unnecessarily. Incidents in Australia and America cannot be compared with the hypothetical use of counter terrorist legislation or even common law breach of the peace in the U.K. (Hypothetical = Mr Ozimek's use of the words may and might in his article).
@ Mark
You forgot the first line of the original article on which we are commenting:
>Government claims to uphold the right of good upstanding Englishmen with cameras to snap whenever and wherever they please took a knock last week, with the publication of a letter from the Home Office setting out when these rights might be curtailed.<
i do not know the nationality of said miscreant at the raiway station in New York but I fail to see the relevance to this thread, as stated to Mr Kitson earlier.
@Jamie Kitson
You neglected to mention said story was about Penn Station in New York and Amtrak police officers. Hardly relevant to this discussion.
@ John Ozimek
Read my comment again as you seem to be confused. I did not say your article was confusing English and Scottish law, merely that commenting on both in the same article would confuse the less intelligent. Case proven.
@In today's news. A.C AT 0100HRS 29/12/08
This 'offence' took place in Austarlia, yes?
Bad enough that the original article was putting English and Scottish law in the same mix and confusing the less intelligent but now Oz law as well.
Calm down......
I would like to draw contributors' attention to the words 'may' and 'might' in the article when referring to the use of this legislation.
There is also, as in most exchanges with the 'Old Bill', an attitude test to pass. If Joe Public passes it he goes about his business unhindered. If he fails then someone will probably spoil his day. Clearly said 'Old Bill' can also fail the test, as is the case in far too many encounters in the capital. 'The Filth' are human too and can have a bad day the same as any geek etc. If you're sat in front of a monitor you can be as big and brave as you like, ranting and raving as you please but a Copper's workplace is a bit different.
Pray tell, Register readers, when are you likely to fall foul of Plod when taking a photo. Shove it in his face and you'll probably regret it but play nicely and you get to walk away.
Last major VHS supplier ejects from tape biz
@ Anthony Mark and another thing!
Did you know that you're above average?
Wasn't it frustrating when you couldn't get both sides of an LP onto one side of a C90 tape?
New terror guidelines on photography
I'm livid!
I'm pretty sure I'm never going to take a photograph that would or could get me into trouble but I wish to rant and rave about it from the safety of my own home/desk etc. If Brown and his Nazi pigs want to do something about it they can rip the camera from my still twitching hands. GRRRRRRRRRR!
Grow up and get a bloody life you bunch of slack-jawwed wankers.
Axl Rose may have undermined own case over Dr Pepper stunt
This whole thing......
......is leaving a bad taste in my mouth!
Essex copper deluged after forwarding web hoax email
Clearly someone is trying to cause panic and dismay here. As if a young copper would be that stupid. You'll be telling me that there are coppers in training at Hendon getting nicked for possessing class A drugs next. Ridiculous!
Net sleuths spot poker site cheat code
A fool and his money..............
Does anybody really care?
Betting, whether it is 'fair' or not, is just ridiculous. You never see a bookie on the dole.
Tw*tdangler defends Benito Mussolini stunt
It's poptastic! Not arf!
Searching for a destiny that's mine
there's another place another time.
Touching many hearts along the way
Hoping that I'll never have to say
It's just an illusion - illusion - illusion. (interspersed with - ooh ooh ooh ooh ah, If you wish to be precise).
A classic song by Imagination.
The guy clearly had a rush of blood to the head and thought this was a good idea. He clearly under-estimated what a complete cock people think he is.
Dell bundles free fresh air with PC
@ A.C at 11.06
I'm with you it is definitely virii....... a simple wikipedia lookup will tell A.C what irony or humour is if he/she really wants to know (although I can't be bothered to do so at the moment).
Something to do with word play I think.
Oops there goes another rib!
Child abusers adopt blackmail tactics
@ ratfox, Iamfanboy
"Do they consider 19-years-old with a 16-years-old girlfriend as paedo?" - No, not in the U.K.
The problem is, I've known some pretty oversexed 13 year olds.... where can one draw the line?" - The line is drawn at 16 years old here in the U.K.
7-year-old faces M&S Inquisition
@Bill Bennett
You are a true Data Protection God.
American man too fat for execution
Just as an aside to UK readers as ....
....our former colonial brothers/sisters (and others) may not know about this news item.
Now I'm usually of the "hang 'em high" brigade but we no longer have that option in the UK.
Now this is slightly off topic, but where would Barry 'Gulzar' George be now if he had been sentenced to death for the murder of Jill Dando? The evidence was apparently compelling first time round but not seven or so years later.
Now speculate all you want over the evidence, for and against, but Mr George is living proof that death sentences don't work.
(I have to say I am still chuckling about that last sentence)
Mine's the one with the Albert Pierrepoint name tag inside.
Cheque-red flag for Max Mosley
@ Mike Crawshaw
Don't get caught at your desk!
At my place of work we are provided with a poultry throttling and primate correctional facility. Which is nice!
Good on him!
Mr Mosley strkes a blow for the little guy!
US cyberspying fears hang over Beijing Olympics
@ Belxjander Serechai
You are brilliant!
Aren't the border Nazis stupid ? I bet their faces are red now.
I absolutely have to have your children.
Criminal record checks: More often wrong than right
Criminal Records
@ martin whinnery -
A very reasoned and sensible post. You must be new to The Register!
@ A.C. 1313 hrs -
Your comments regarding 'southern shites' cannot pass without comment, you Geordie twat!
Of criminal records, I have to say, Gary Glitter's - 'What your Mama don't see (You Mama don't know)' has got to be right up there!
Leeds thieves target Ford Focus chips
Leeds and Manchester?
So it's oop North then........ phew that's a relief!
Organised crime law crushes animal rights duo
@ Mark 16.26
I'm sensing you're getting annoyed. Your last post makes no sense and you're careering off the point.
Let's say you work as a taxi or delivery driver. Your work takes you to Huntingdon Life Sciences, picking up and delivering on a regular basis. If you were to receive a letter from the ALF or similar on your doormat, you would think 'how did they get my address?'
The letters may start off asking you to cease all trading with HLS. You have read in the papers that these things can escalate so you start paying more attention in your daily routine. You then notice someone hanging around outside your address. More letters arrive with, lets say, a photo of you and your vehicle and some words that you find threatening. You still continue to visit HLS because you have to earn a crust.
Damage to your own and your partner's vehicles ensue followed by more letters to you and your partner etc.
Then one night your vehicle catches fire next to your house. You lose everything.
I'm not saying that this would happen in every case of 'letters' but similar has. If you have any contact with HSL and their ilk you would be wise to check your vehicle every time you get in it and watch your back.
That is why these people need stopping by the authorities using whatever legislation fits the bill.
@ Mark
You FELL violated. How far did you fall. Knob.
These individuals and their ilk are bad people. Animal rights extremists are exactly that - extremists. These letters are usually sent to the recipients home address not the business premises. The recipients can feel 'violated' , harrassed and threatened even by a letter, that on the surface appears harmless. These letters can often lead on to an incendiary device under a car to add to the menace. Rant on Steve, about a subject you seem to know nothing about.
Heathrow T5 security tackles Transformers t-shirt threat
What would have been said here if........
.......it was a police officer that was wearing this t-shirt.
There would have been more than the 180 posts currently showing here saying what a wanker he/she was for wearing such a t-shirt. Blah - blah - blah.
Yes the security man was a knob and so was his supervisor but if you pay peanuts you get monkeys.
By the way, why does this sort of shit happen to IT consultants?
Undercover teachers to track gang members online
I have neither said that teachers should monitor kids in this way nor that every holiday they take involves lounging by a swimming pool!
I did say that in my day retard was a verb and not a noun. This is correct though it has subsequently come to be used as a noun by the dunces produced by the teachers in question.
Said teachers are too busy arranging their next sojourn (that means holiday, vacation or break) to be worried about their pupil's inability to string coherent thoughts together. You've got to laugh, I am.
Mine is the one with smart-arse (not ass) on the back.
I am as qualified.....
..... in all things as many contributors on The Register.
I perhaps wrongly assume that Raith and AC 13.37 are the same person as they both seem to resort to name calling. I also assume that he is a teacher.
If not then we are on a level playing field.
I have had four children, the two youngest still at school. My neighbours are both teachers and appear to work the same hours as I do each day. They also appear to HAVE AN AWFUL LOT OF TIME OFF! Therefore, I stand by my statement.
As a foot note I think that 'the boyz and girlz of the hood' are really not the sort of kids that bother attending school that much.
@ Steven Raith
"You utter, utter retard"
In my day retard was a verb not a noun.
I wouldn't say "You utter, utter wank" but I would use the word wanker.
How times have changed but one thing remains constant - teachers do have an awful lot of time off. They also never seem to be able to fit in all this extra training during the periods they are off. They seem to insist on an extra day off either before or after a school break.
When will teachers fit this activity in?
Perhaps during the six months of the year when they are on holiday!
Irregular heart rhythm? Try a Taser
Shit happens.....
Now it must be assumed that all the individuals that were tasered, were arrested, whether or not they subsequently died. What percentage of people tasered during this period did not die?
How many people were arrested without the use of Taser and subsequently died?
How many just keeled over and died when running away?
I'm not saying that Taser had no part in these reported deaths because, like the rest of you, I am not in possession of the full facts.
Believe it or not some humans have physical defects which can go unnoticed until a stressful situation and die as a result. If, due to their own stupidity, they end up at the wrong end of a Taser then it was probably just their time.
Petrol stations deploy anti-theft stingers
Why the fuss?
If you are accidentally failing to pay for your petrol and you end up with four f*cked tyres then so what. Take the forecourt owners to court and see where that gets you. They will have proof that you didn't pay, you will only have your word that you forgot. It might make you remember next time.
If you are walking over the top of said device when it activates, having ignored all the warning signs that they will have been required to place, then more fool you. You'll only do that once! Take the forecourt owners to court and see where that gets you.
If you are a car thief ,or similar, with no intention of paying then you won't get very far. The car owner will get their car back with a full tank of fuel, the insurance will (probably) buy some new tyres and the forecourt owners will get some free publicity, dissuading any further miscreants from attempting a drive off.
It is a win win situation if you ask me.
American auto dealer offers free handguns
Did we decide.....
........if the offer of a handgun or free fuel was the better option? We seem to have gone off on one, so to speak.
That never, normally happens on The Register.
Here's another angle - Which will kill more people? Burning the free fossil fuel or cousin Enus and his 9mm going on a rampage?
There we haven't ranted about the green issue yet.
Taser gun usage soaring among UK cops
@ Andre Carneiro
You seem to be getting a little confused. The article is about police officers in England and Wales (for the geographically challenged that does not include Canada, Scotland nor Northern Ireland).
@ Mark
Any more of that nonsense and you'll shining somebody's toecaps with your gentleman's area and opening the the van door with your head!
Welsh blogger fined over 'menacing' plod blog
Grow up people!
This case was put before a Magistrate. The gentleman in question has had his day in court. He would have had the opportunity to put his side of the story. The court clearly saw that there was sufficient evidence to convict.
Canadian man in Taser trouser inferno shocker
Goodness gracious
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Google sued for ad fraud
Warning contents are hot!
If the residents of the former colonies need to be told when coffee is hot, and that vehicles may be closer than they appear in a car mirror then I have every confidence that this person will win.
Mine is the one made from the union flag!
'Extreme porn' law could criminalise millions
Another opportunity for you to get your undies in a bunch!
Close to a hundred comments in under 24 hrs. My, that's impressive.
In the short time that I have been aware of 'The Register' I have noticed a bit of a trend. The subjects of paedophilia and pornography seem to get all of you a bit hot under the collar. You can certainly tell which contributors were only using one hand to type.
Is yours the one with the crispy tissues in the pocket?
West Yorks rolls out cop cams, ignoring plod nod probs
@ adnim
'Ello, 'ello, 'ello? Did sir get out of the wrong side of the bed this morning?
UK.gov will force paedophiles to register email addresses
Come on IT geeks, you're letting the side down!
I'm disappointed that there is no answer provided by the Register's so-called experts in all things IT.
Five days of hot air and bollocks in critisism of Jacqui Smith and her advisors. Once the ball was in your court you, collectively, had the chance to display your prowess.
A week later, not a murmur, bugger all, well done! (Cue distant church bell, whistling wind and tumble weed.)
Fade to black.
What's the answer?
Clearly paedophiles do not abide by the laws of the land. Many of the contributors to this thread have criticised Ms Smith's advisors but what is the answer?
It is all very amusing to poke fun at the inadequacy or stupidity of the government's efforts, but that doesn't help to prevent some adult raping or sexually abusing a baby or older child.
Smith plans 300-strong force to tackle UK radicalisation
@ Gary Myers, David
Mr Myers - Yes we DID seem to need terror plods when the the IRA were in full swing! That is why we have had Special Branch officers since the late 19th centuary.
David - 52 deaths and many injured on 7th July 2005. A further atrocity attempted by another group a couple of weeks later on 21st July.
Terrorism has numerous definitions and takes many forms. You seem to be dismissing the threat in the UK but I bet you would have shit yourself if you had cause to travel on the London underground in mid July 2005. What could have happened on the anniversary?
That is the point of terrorism, from whichever group it comes. The act of terrorism is unlikely to be aimed at you specifically but would you ignore an unattended bag on a bus, train or at an airport? After all you are not the target.
Terrorists only have to be lucky once to be 'heroes'.
American Apparel's tags start tracking your pants
@ If you've got nothing to hide
Why wear trousers at all?
I favour the moleskin codpiece. I was going to say that it is not big enough to secrete such a tag but that might give the wrong impression!
I keep my Tesco Visa chip and pin card safely in a lead lined box so that my route through their shop cannot be traced. I then pay cash, in Euros, and affect a foreign accent thus confusing my identity further. You know it makes sense.
AC - As for '1984 all over again'. Have the Eurythmics re-released said album?
Mega-mortuary creaks open its doors in Westminster
@ Tim Blair
I always wanted to be a lexicographer but my thesaurus got in the way. That is a DYING trade.
Notts police seize mobile phone stun gun
Dana W
Dana W, you wrote - "I've owned several stunguns, you aren't even allowed to touch one. So till you know what you are talking about at least slightly, you might want to study up. Or aren't you allowed to read about them either?"
You appear to be talking out of your arse (that's ass for the linguistically challenged)!
To have tested your stun gun on yourself and then write that the worst it can do is give you a numb arm and wet underwear says a lot about you. Perhaps if you take your Glock 36 and test that in a similar manner against your temple you could describe it's merits over the Glock 19.
I have been carrying firearms, operationally as a police officer, for the last 18 years in my part of the world (the U.K). I haven't had to shoot anyone in that time. In the last two years we have been carrying Taser (Dana, you should spell Taser with an 'S' not a 'Z') and I haven't had to use that either. Taser was introduced to this country as a 'less lethal option' and has been used as such by my colleagues. I say used, most have only had to light up the subject with the laser dot to gain their compliance (Dana, in case you are wondering, laser is with an 'S' not a 'Z' as well).
The reason this individual's stun gun phone was seized was that it is illegal to possess such an item in this country. At the wrong time in the wrong place, someone might have ended up dead. End of story, really.
Taser = Thomas A. Swift's Electric Rifle.
Laser = Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation.
Brace yourself, this may smart a little!
A 'stun gun' and a Tazer are, to all intents and purposes, the same thing. Both deliver a sufficient jolt of electricity to spoil your day and stop you in your tracks. If you are unlucky enough to be the user of a heart pacemaker and get zapped by one of these, it may be your last earthly experience.
Now if the 'zapper' is a police officer with a Tazer, he will have been trained to shout a warning along the lines of "Would you mind,awfully, desisting from your course of action or 50,000 volts will be coursing through your body!". Now the alleged naughty person, upon hearing this, will stop and happily converse with the police officer and desist from said naughtiness. This would clearly be the case if Mr Naughty had a pacemaker because he would know that such spikes of electricity are particularly disruptive!
If the 'zapper' is a slack-jawed, f*ckwit with a stun gun made to look like something innocuous then the possibility is that the 'zappee' will not know it's coming and cannot do anything to avoid it. The zapper will not have weighed up the possible result of his actions and that is where you could have a death. Those pedants who are aguing the likely output of a device with an 'x' or a 'y' battery, capacitor or blah-blah-blah may like to check out 'stun gun' on ebay.com. In the U.S you can buy a nice little one that will fit inside a cigarette packet (uses 3 volt lithium batteries) and puts out one million volts. A possibly quicker death than smoking the cigarettes? Who can tell? I wouldn't like to find out.
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Mid to low-priced Thai in Vancouver, BC
- tomru Feb 9, 2009 08:56 PM
Posting in search of mid to low-priced Thai in Vancouver, BC. Surprised, I looked for Thai Terrace on this board, to avail. It is a great/tasty mid to low-priced Thai place on 2872 West Broadway (phone: 604-738-2824), depending on your budget requirements. Any other suggestions? I'm looking for unique atmosphere, as well. Cheers.
re: Sam Salmon
I'll have to check out Thai Terrace. Do you happen to know if it is run by Thais?
re: flowbee
Thai Terrace-100% Thai owned/operated.
It's bare bones place that does a lot of take out and was designed that way no pretense just good food/friendly people running it.
re: Sam Salmon
It's on my list. Thanks Sam.
re: tdeane
Plan to check out Thai places in Vancouver this weekend; spectacular to have so many new leads. Cheers!
re: tomru
We used to go to Salathai on Cambie all the time but our Thai food expert (lived in Thailand) pointed us to Sawasdee a number of years ago and it is now our standby, always reliable though Mondays can be less so -- you should probably reserve here.
Wimaan on Broadway near Cambie is another possibility -- nice creamy curries and groovy squid in particular and no resos needed -- but avoid the more Chinese style dishes. Actually that is good advice for Sawasdee too come to think of it. Neither resto does great veggie stir fries for example.
I have not had good luck at Thai Terrace either time I tried it for take out/delivery (it is definitely barebones for a dine in experience) so either I'm ordering wrong or... and be sure to repeat your order very carefully as they forgot the *rice* the second time. I also did not find it all that much less expensive than my usual haunts. Would love to hear specifics on favourite dishes there, Sam and tomru. I recall the tom yam being particularly disappointing.
I've also enjoyed Montri's over the years but haven't been in quite a while. As tdeane notes, this is a pricey place and the reservation scenario just got to be too long a wait for us.
Looking forward to hearing where you go and what you eat, tomru!
re: grayelf
Sawasdee is also my standby. I find them affordable and delicious.
I have not had good luck at Thai Terrace either... though I should give them another try as I live so close by. I second the request for favourite dishes there!
Wimaan... I haven't been back since I was given raw (completely not cooked, not just undercooked) shrimp with my pad thai.
Montri's is delicious but definitly more expensive than other options in town.
Has anyone tried Charm?
re: twinkienic
I have been hearing good things about Charm recently. The Georgia Straight and a few other publications have given it the thumbs up.
re: fmed
Charm has a fun groovy vibe (booths, black wood, low lights, lots of red, huge mirrors, candles), but the food is a little uneven. Some items were very tasty, eg crispy prawns. Some things would have been good (eg the larb) if we'd taken the Straight's advice and emphasized how we actually mean it when we say spice is OK. We ordered mussels in a nice lemongrassy broth but friend was put off by the fact that over half of them weren't open. And a couple things were just plain weird, for example ravioli in a curry sauce. The sauce was good, but the ravioli were pretty institutional. So if your looking for authentic (admittedly a fluid concept), this is not the place, nor does it pretend to be. if you're looking for a fun place to have a martini with some tasty bar nibbles, then this could be the place. The service could not have been more obliging, and the chef even came out and asked if she could anything differently. Of course, at this point we should have piped up with a comment about the mussels, but we were power chatting so the moment passed. We had plenty of food and a few Singhas for $100, tip included.
re: twinkienic
"Wimaan... I haven't been back since I was given raw (completely not cooked, not just undercooked) shrimp with my pad thai."
Blecchhh. Did you say anything??
re: grayelf
No, I had no time... it was a short lunch break. I just sort of ate around it.
re: vangirl
Khai Thai has two places one on Seymour downtown and one on Cornwall. I have had some good meals from them and some just OK. The curries seem reasonable dependable and so was the Pad Thai. Lhy Thai out in Burnaby is good too.
re: kwailan4
I have had a couple of meals there a while ago. As I recall the curries and pad thai were pretty good certainly better than the run of the mill Thai in Vancouver. I would go again but havent been near there recently. Hope that helps


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(COLUMBUS, Ohio) – In an effort to protect millions of school children from allergic reactions from severe food allergies, President Obama has signed the School Access to Emergency Epinephrine Act. Epinephrine is a life-saving medicine that can reverse the effects of a severe allergic reactions to food and other allergens, but only if it's injected into patients within the first few minutes. This new measure offers incentives to schools who keep epinephrine on hand and train their staffs how to use the injectors.
"There is no reason why we shouldn't have something ready and waiting in our schools that could save a child's life," said Sarah Denny, MD, of Nationwide Children's Hospital. As a physician in the emergency department Denny has treated many children for serious food allergies, and nearly lost her own son several years ago to a sudden and surprising reaction to soy.
"If we had not given him an epinephrine injection immediately, we would have lost him," she said.
Since then, Denny has lobbied to get epinephrine injectors into schools to protect children from unexpected reactions. Since 1997, food allergies in children have shot up 50 percent, and one in four children experience their first allergic reaction to food while at school.
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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday chateau / country house in Long Bennington - Priory House
Beautiful Grade II listed Georgian house in Lincolnshire
Priory House is a country house with a difference! The imposing facade of this Grade II listed Georgian house conceals a fascinating interior, filled with light and colour and exotic excentricities. The creation of the owners, a sculptor and a fashion designer, it combines their obsessions to create a truly visual experience. There are two beautiful en-suite bedrooms in the main house and next to it in the brewhouse, an original Elizabethan Lincolnshire longhouse, offers romantic and unique additional accommodation.
The house is set in 1.5 acres of private grounds on the edge of the popular village of Long Bennington. The 2 properties together create a great weekend retreat for up to eight guests. It also provides a superb and somewhat quirky location for photography, fashion, film and TV. The owners love to share their home and make sure your stay is as relaxing or exciting as you want it to be.
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The imposing fascade conceals a fascinating interior, filled with light and colour and exotic excentricities. The property comprises two separate but neighbouring buildings, the Gerogian House and the Elizabethan longhouse.
The Longhouse: The Grade II listed Elizabethan Lincolnshire Longhouse sits next to the imposing stone Georgian Priory House, noted by TV appearances featuring its unusual interior.
Huge chestnut, oak and beech trees welcome you through the leafy wooded drive. Formerly the house would have provided ales to Priory House and its servants and it is now a romantic hideaway with a touch of baronial splendour and oodles of exotica. Relax in the flower filled conservatory. The spacious oak beamed living room combines the comfort ofcosy sofas with antique furniture and ethnic art. Curl up in front of the fire and the 42" plasma TV. A traditional Persian carpet softens the medieval style terracotta floor. A pretty little French chandelier illuminates the dining table and leopard skin curtains from the famous Biba's in the 1970s provide extra warmth and privacy.
The Inglenook fireplace features a log burning stove. An intricately carved Indian screen covers one wall. A cast iron spiral staircase takes you to the minstrel's gallery bedroom and a secret door in the screen leads to the kitchen and shower room. The Indian theme is continued in the designer built kitchen, incorporating an Edwardian brown glazed sink and a brand new Rangemaster cooker with ceramic hob. You will find everything you need including some basic provisions and condiments in the store cupboard. The shower room features a separate WC and the original decorated Victorian hand basin.
The Main House: A sweeping Georgian staircase leads to the two grand en-suite double bedrooms. Both light and sunny with south west facing windows overlooking the large front garden, surrounded by mature trees. The interior decorations are lavish and opulent but undenieably quirky! In the drawing room the giant Salvador Dali hand chairs and table mingle with enigmatic shop window manequins wearing Carole's beautiful vintage ballgowns.
You may choose a continental breakfast, a full hearty Lincolnshire breakfast or the special vegetarian feast in the fascinating dining room. In summer, weather permitting, we serve it on the sunny terrace overlooking the garden. In your room you will find a 32' TV with DVD player, tea and coffee making facilities and complimentary fruit and chocolates.
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About Oliver's Travels - UK
Simply Chateau was set up in 2003 after two old school chums enjoyed a fantastic holiday with friends in a French chateau in the Dordogne. Oliver & Ravi, the two directors of the company, were amazed at what terrific value these stunning chateau rentals represented and decided to spread the word. Soon after the website www.simplychateau.com was born.
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The "Lose the Last 10 Pounds" Workout
You eat right, and exercise regularly, but that final plateau is feeling insurmountable. Get over the hump with this simple, 10-move routine from celebrity trainer Amie Hoff, who suggests repeating each exercise for one minute with 30 seconds in between, and doing the circuit twice, three to four times a week. More good news: You don't even have to leave the house to see big results.
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Gio Bernard
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"Paging the UNC football team…..Your assistance is needed on the field." As I sat and watched the UNC-ECU game yesterday the realization set in that a 1-5 record is on the way for the Tar […]
Tar Heel RB Gio Bernard Talks About His Expectations For The Draft
The Drive Tuesday 4-23-13 – Gio Bernard the Tar Heel running back joins The Drive to talk about his draft prospects. They discuss what his best qualities are that NFL G.M.'s will be looking at, what round he thinks he'll be drafted in, and if it was a hard decision for him to declare for the draft.
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Mac Attack 02/28/13: Former UNC standout and current NFL Draft prospect Gio Bernard joined the guys for a very entertaining interview to discuss his career as a Heel, the draft process, and the tough things he dealt with early in life to get to this point.
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The Drive Tuesday 10-30-12-Taylor talks with Gio Bernard the Tar Heel running back about his punt return for the win against NC State, how beating their rival was such a big deal in Chapel Hill, and if he'll be declaring for the draft in April.
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Sergei Joins Maltby
by Paul on 07/27/06 at 01:30 PM ET
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from the Columbus Blue Jackets,
On the ice, Fedorov is used to moving fast...but not this fast. The Blue Jackets' pivot flew with the world-renowned Blue Angels on Wednesday afternoon reaching speeds of up to 760 mph during his 45-minute flight on the Boeing F/A-18 Hornet.more If you missed the Matlby ride...
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Celebrating A Career
by Paul on 07/27/06 at 11:36 AM ET
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Bob Duff at the Hockey News has a fitting tribute to Steve Yzerman,
For much of his speech, Yzerman was even able to smile. The man who first brought Yzerman to Detroit felt that was the way it should be. "I don't look upon this as a sad day," said Red Wings senior vice-president Jimmy Devellano. "This is the celebration of a tremendous career." A career that may never be repeated.continued added 12:19pm, Another tribute from Michael Farber of Sports Illustrated...
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Could Nagy Get $5 Million
by Paul on 07/27/06 at 09:24 AM ET
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from the Arizona Republic,
Daniel Briere hasn't played for the Coyotes in three-plus years, but the one-time Phoenix center may have an impact on his former team this summer nonetheless. An arbitrator recently awarded Briere a $5 million salary for this season after Briere notched 58 points in 48 games for Buffalo in 2005-06. Briere's point and game totals from last season are similar to Coyotes left wing Ladislav Nagy's (56 points, 51 games). Hence, multiple NHL sources are predicting Nagy, who was paid $1.98 million last season, also will be awarded a salary around $5 million for this season.continued
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Cuban Group Still In The Running
by Paul on 07/27/06 at 09:19 AM ET
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from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
Penguins Hall of Famer Mario Lemieux, part-owner of the team, was at a golf tournament Tuesday and was asked about Murstein's group, which includes Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino. "I think they still are in the running," Lemieux told the Toronto Sun. Lemieux's comment, coupled with the fact that there is no letter of intent yet, could be an indication that team owners want to see if they can coax the price higher.more You can also follow along on this subject in the KKF...
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Players Are Winning
by Paul on 07/27/06 at 08:54 AM ET
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from Allan Maki of the Globe and Mail,
"Salary arbitration is an inflationary process," said a different team official. "That's why you don't see it in the National Basketball Association or the National Football League [both of which have salary caps]." So if arbitration is so bad, why did the NHL agree to it after humbling the National Hockey League Players' Association in their labour showdown? Again, the NHL had it carved in stone that it could spend only 54 per cent of its revenue on salaries. It also wanted to build a partnership with the people it had been feuding with before the lockout. The players were insistent on salary arbitration and they got it. Now we know why they wanted it so badly. Salary arbitration is their right. They can request it. They can manipulate it. They can also win at it. And these days, the winnings are sizable.more added 8:05am, from the Edmonton Journal,
The arbitration results are just the latest in a slew of bad news for hockey fans, who ultimately will be expected to pay more for the privilege of watching games. Indeed, late last month, the NHL and players' association agreed that the new salary cap for the coming year would be $44 million, up 13 per cent. They also announced that the minimum payroll for clubs would rise from $22 million to $28 million, or 27 per cent.read on
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Some Win, Some Lose
by Paul on 07/27/06 at 08:39 AM ET
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Mike Zeisberger of the Toronto Sun choses the winners and losers during the off-season....
TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING With Brad Richards, Vinny Lecavalier and Martin St. Louis chewing up almost half of the $44-million US cap, the Lightning's roster is undeniably top heavy, creating questions about depth. The departures of Kubina and ex-Leaf Fredrik Modin will sting, but at least Tampa should be more stable in goal with the arrival of Marc Denis from Columbus.read on for the rest...
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Pink Is In
by Paul on 07/27/06 at 08:25 AM ET
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from the National Post,
There will be a rose-coloured haze in the stands next hockey season. The NHL is producing team jerseys in bubble-gum pink. "It allows women to be fashionable and still support their teams," said Jenny Lyons Cohane, a spokeswoman for Reebok, which manufactures official NHL team jerseys. Reebok's pink jerseys, like the official version, will feature the NHL's shield and tags. Available starting Oct. 1, the pink jerseys will retail for about $70 compared to $110 for the licensed men's jersey. The women's product is made of a softer polyester and it features a screen print of the team crest instead of the embroidered crest and shoulder patches.more Readers of KK may remember the Flyers pink jersey (with picture)...
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On Edmonton Radio Tonight
by Paul on 07/26/06 at 09:45 PM ET
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Just a quick reminder, I will be on 630CHED in Edmonton tonight at 10:30pm ET. If you have the chance, feel free to listen online.
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Start The (R)Evolution
by Paul on 07/26/06 at 05:29 PM ET
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The Pittsburgh Penguins launched their advertising campaign for the 2006-2007 National Hockey League season yesterday, debuting the slogan, "Experience the evolution." The campaign will include print, television and radio advertising, produced in-house by the Penguins' marketing, graphics and video departments.
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Malone Gets $1.3 Million
by Paul on 07/26/06 at 05:03 PM ET
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via Sportsnet,
An arbitrator was very kind to Pittsburgh Penguins youngster Ryan Malone on Wednesday, awarded the forward a 85 per cent raise over the next two seasons. Malone now slated to earn $1.3 million in 2006/07 and $1.45 million in 2007/08. Pittsburgh is expected to accept the decision if a long-term deal is not worked out.
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Hitler killed some lakhs/millions of JEWS why?, is he is jealous of them or he had done correct....what u says
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Well, after WWI (1918) up until the Nazis came to power, Germany was more or less occupied by allied armies, and in some cities it was really bad. Chiefly Koblenz. Normal German citizens were expected to pay Allied Armies World War I repartriation loans. So if you made 10 Rupees a day, 8 Rupees will go towards repartriation loan, whether you are an Engineer or a street sweeper. Then you had the German nationalist FIERKORPS militia oppose these allied occupiers... Jewish community supported Allied occupation of Germany in WWI, and many Rabbis there organized collection agencies & armed militias to oppose Fierkorps units, which caused lots of anti sematic sentiment in Germany. Hitler merely capitalized on that, and his political staff like Dr. Goebbels took it to the extreme, which resulted in the genocide. The fault is everybody's. Why did Jewish community leaders lend a hand to an opposing force instead of supporting local resistance? And of course, the fault if Hit ...moreAnswered by A Moin, 30 Dec '08 04:18 pm
"Violently Lunatic".Answered by Indra Datta, 30 Dec '08 02:14 pm
SadistAnswered by veeravenkata satyanarayana, 30 Dec '08 02:13 pm
Hitler was a dictator and Fanatic. He claimed that only Germans are Aryans with pure blood. He hated Jews and other races in Europe. He was instrumental in killing millions of Jews with the aim of wiping that race. This was an inhuman act. But such an unfortunate hatred is still prevailing and the fanatic leaders are responsible for this. Some leaders thrive on such divisions. Hitler paid a heavy price for his misdeeds!Answered by varadarajulu a, 30 Dec '08 03:36 pm
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Bears' Craig Steltz has beaten Tim Tebow before
By Mark Potash firstname.lastname@example.com December 8, 2011 8:24PM
Marion Barber (left) will start Sunday, but Lovie Smith said Kahlil Bell will play, too. | John J. Kim~Sun-Times
Updated: January 10, 2012 8:26AM
If safety Craig Steltz starts in place of Major Wright on Sunday against the Denver Broncos, he'll know what he's up against.
Steltz, an All-America safety at LSU in 2007, was one of the stars of a victory that propelled the Tigers toward the national championship that season — a 28-24 thriller against Florida and Tim Tebow in Baton Rouge, La. Steltz had 16 tackles (13 of them solos) in that game.
''[Tebow is] a tremendous player,'' Steltz said. ''It's a huge task for us. We lost to them at their place my junior year. They had a lot of big plays with guys running free down the field, whether it was missed communications or not reading your keys. They were big plays. That's a huge thing on defense: We have to stop the big plays.''
Wright, who was teammates with Tebow at Florida, didn't practice Thursday because of a shoulder injury he suffered Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. He had six tackles when he left. Steltz replaced him and had a team-high nine tackles and
a forced fumble in the second half.
''It was exciting,'' Steltz said. ''You never know when an opportunity is going to present itself. You've got to prepare each week like you're the starter and realize that you're just one play away. I had the opportunity [last] week and took advantage of it.''
Barber the starter
While Kahlil Bell can fill Matt Forte's role as a versatile runner and receiver better, Marion Barber will start Sunday against the Broncos, coach Lovie Smith said. But Bell, who rushed for 34 yards on four carries against the Chiefs, also will play.
''Between the two of them, we can get what we need,'' offensive coordinator Mike Martz said. ''[They] have different strengths. I think between the two of them we'll be all right.''
Injury update
Cornerback Charles Tillman (quad) and linebacker Brian Urlacher (quad) were limited in practice Thursday but are expected to start Sunday. Defensive tackle Anthony Adams (back) also was limited.
For the Broncos, wide receiver Eddie Royal (concussion) didn't practice because the team is following league-mandated protocols on concussions. Running back Willis McGahee (knee) also didn't practice but said he expects to play Sunday.
Linebacker Von Miller (thumb), who missed the Broncos' game Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings, was limited in practice but is expected to play with a cast on his injured thumb. Left tackle Ryan Clady (knee) and reserve safety David Bruton (Achilles) also were limited in practice.


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