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PBA Bowling 2 it's 2.99 i think looks amazing
Aces 3D pool same company as bowling amazing also :P
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I am desperatly hoping that you are right in saying the final fantasy games now work on the blackberry bold 9900 the one i downloaded didnt seem to work on mine? can anyone confirm this?
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I'd like to know if you could get FF on a 9900 checked app world and it said it wasn't available on my device so any pointers will be appreciated.
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You know what I would like as a game? The original Rayman Gold. Sure, it's 2D and simple, but that's the beauty of it. I'm pretty sure the 9900/9930 has the specifications to play this game plus. It would bring back memories� haha.
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Catapult, extremely simple yet really fun. You lob the stone and let the points rack up! Zombie Attack is good also, I like it better than Angry Farm, plus it's a little smoother. Xploding Boxes and Pixlated are also good ones. I still need to do some exploring myself!
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Phase 10 is awesome! Don't get Spades because they haven't worked out the bugs. I'm specifically talking about how when you load the game, the trackpad does not work in the game at all. It's not my device either that's messing up. Also Texas Hold'em King 3 has the same problem.
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I'd love to see a SNEs and Mega Drive emulator!
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thanks guys. i have been locking for good games to play on 9900.
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what would be really cool is emulators. SNES, GBA, and PS1 would be sick.
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What should we expect of a book with such a simple and seductive title?
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A monumental display of history outside of Redipuglia, Italy, is more than just a climb up Monte Sei Busi; it's a bitter reminder of the Great War. The Military Sacrarium Redipuglia is about an hour's drive from Aviano Air Base. Its grand steps symbolize the hard-fought battles soldiers endured during World War I to maintain control of the mountain's summit. Inscribed on plaques are the names of places considered to be the worst battles fought. [...]
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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2 (HealthDay News) -- A substantial proportion of high school students are involved in sexting behavior and they are more likely to report psychological distress, according to a study presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, held from Oct. 29 to Nov. 2 in Washington, D.C.
Shari Kessel Schneider, M.S.P.H., from the Education Development Center Inc. in Newton, Mass., and colleagues surveyed 23,187 high school students in Boston in 2010 about their involvement in sexting, defined as sending or forwarding nude, sexually suggestive or explicit photos/videos of someone they knew, via a cell phone or the Internet.
The investigators found that, in the previous year, 25.1 percent of the participants received, and 10.4 percent sent, forwarded, or posted a sext message. Five percent of the participants reported being a victim of sexting. Female students were less likely than males to receive a sext message (19.1 versus 31.1 percent). However, both groups were similarly likely to send a sext message or be a sexting victim. When compared to heterosexually-identified youth, non-heterosexually identified youth were significantly more likely to report all sexting involvements. Psychological distress was more commonly reported by students who sent or received sext messages, or were victims of sexting. Compared to non-victims, sexting victims were twice as likely to report symptoms of depression, and over five times as likely to report an attempted suicide in the past year.
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7-Eleven operator blames Florida landlord for Columbus store closings
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When the last three 7-Eleven stores in the Columbus market closed last week, they joined another ex-convenience store site owned by an affiliate of University Park, Fla.-based Benderson Development Co.
7-Eleven licensee Garb-Ko Inc. of Saginaw, Mich., last week shuttered properties at 1574 Kenny Road near Grandview Heights and Upper Arlington; 352 W. Lane Ave. next to the former Holiday Inn on the Lane-turned-dormitories; and 1551 N. High St. across from the South Campus Gateway mixed-use development.
A Garb-Ko spokesman told me leaving the Columbus market and "the three good stores" was not the company's idea.
"We weren't able to renegotiate the lease (with Benderson)," said Larry Hauck, Garb-Ko's director of marketing. "Unfortunately, these things happen."
Garb-Ko operates 7-Elevens in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
Benderson Development's website shows a former 7-Eleven at 3940 E. Main St. in Whitehall available, and a city official said that property has been vacant for the better part of 10 years.
Another former 7-Eleven at 1085 Parsons Ave. has a state liquor agency store in it, according to that website.
A Benderson real estate contact did not return messages seeking comment on the marketing of the three OSU-area stores.
Brian R. Ball covers commercial real estate and development for Columbus Business First.
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A short muisc video based on the classic song "The Window Cleaner" sung by George Formby
4.37 / 5.00 4,863 ViewsIt's been a rough 15 years for Captain Planet. Watching the world slowly get more and more polluted has taken its toll. No one's really sure how he pays the rent. The Planeteers don't call anymore.
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It's been a while since I saw anything about Captain Planet. I thought the art and humor were pretty good but the voice acting could use a little work. I keep laughing every time I see Captain Planet flying after the bird at the end of the "...which get eaten by me."
I really enjoyed this. After seeing an older C. Planet I wonder what the Planeteers are up to xD
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From a well-known actress and math genius—a groundbreaking guide to mathematics for middle school girls, their parents, and educators As the math education crisis in this country continues to make headlines, research continues to prove that it is in middle school when math scores begin to drop—especially for girls—in large part due to the relentless social conditioning that tells girls they "can't do" math, and that math is "uncool." Young girls today need strong female role models to embrace the idea that it's okay to be smart—in fact, it's sexy to be smart! It's Danica McKellar's mission to be this role model, and demonstrate on a large scale that math doesn't suck. In this fun and accessible guide, McKellar—dubbed a "math superstar" by The New York Times—gives girls and their parents the tools they need to master the math concepts that confuse middle-schoolers most, including fractions, percentages, pre-algebra, and more. The book features hip, real-world examples, step-by-step instruction, and engaging stories of Danica's own childhood struggles in math (and stardom). In addition, borrowing from the style of today's teen magazines, it even includes a Math Horoscope section, Math Personality Quizzes, and Real-Life Testimonials—ultimately revealing why math is easier and cooler than readers think.
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This has rich red wine flavors but with fresh broccoli rabe and herb chicken done in advance and then just sliced on a bed of the pasta topped with Romano cheese. If you don't like the tang of romano use Parmesan. And for that matter if you can't find broccoli rabe, use regular broccoli. QUICK TIP: My tip for the day, pick up from your local grocery store some olives. This goes great with a big bowl of olives, or artichoke hearts, just in a can (without oil). Hit the artichokes with a little balsamic and olive oil, salt and pepper and put in a bowl next to the olives. And what a great side dish. Salad. Buy a bag of greens. Add a very simple (even store bought if time is difficult) vinaigrette your favorite, some fresh heirlooms and good red onion sliced thin. Very classic salad but always good. But the spaghetti and the chicken is the star. I have to admit that I have made the spaghetti for years, but the addition of the broccoli came from FN, Michael Chiarello. My Italian friend first turned me on the the "Red" spaghetti many years ago, however I loved the addition of the broccoli rabe thanks to the FN. So I can't take all the credit for this, but definitely worth sharing.
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- 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts
- 2 teaspoons garlic, minced
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary
- 1 lb spaghetti (you can use vermicelli or thin spaghetti too)
- 1 3/4 lbs broccoli rabe
- 1 (750 ml) bottle red wine i like merlot or 1 (750 ml) bottle you can use zinfandel
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 4 teaspoons garlic, minced
- 1 small onion, cut in half and thin sliced
- 1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes (to taste)
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1 cup romano cheese, grated
- 1Chicken -- mix the marinade in the baggie and add the chicken and just let it go all day. That's it.
- 2In a large sauce pan we have 2 cooking steps. We first need to cook the chicken and then need to cook the vegetables.
- 3First the chicken - In a medium sauce pan on medium high heat, add the chicken and sear 4-5 minutes on the first side until golden brown. You want a good sear. Then flip and cook another 3-4 minutes until golden brown. Remove and cover to let it rest while you make the pasta and cook the vegetables.
- 4Pasta -- In a large pot cook the pasta according to directions. I like to use thin spaghetti, but spaghetti or vermicelli will work just fine for this. Just follow the directions on the box. Once finished, drain the pasta. In that same pot add the oil, red pepper flakes, sugar and heat up for just for a minute on medium. Then add the wine and cook for another 2-3 minutes on medium heat so it reduces slightly. Then add the drained pasta back inches Finish with salt and pepper to taste.
- 5Vegetables -- While the pasta cooks, in that same pan in the drippings from the chicken, add the onion and cook 2-3 minutes and then the broccoli rabe and cook until tender and soft. Four (4)-5 minutes is all it takes. It goes pretty quick and don't over cook the broccoli, you want it tender and will continue to cook once added into the warm pasta.
- 6Now -- 1) Dinner. Thin slice the chicken breasts; 2) Add the vegetables to the pasta and toss well; 3) Plate the pasta and top with slices of chicken; 4) Garnish with fresh romano (you can use parmesan if you want). ENJOY!
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- 29%
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- 31%
- Total Carbohydrate 68.2 g
- 22%
- Dietary Fiber 6.5 g
- 26%
- Sugars 4.8 g
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- Protein 43.3 g
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Yemen Tries To Break Addiction To Popular Leaf
The Gulf state of Yemen faces a raft of political and security troubles — not to mention a looming water crisis that experts say is exacerbated by the country's devotion to qat, a mildly narcotic leaf Yemenis love to chew. Growing qat is draining Yemen's scarce water supply. Recently, however, new anti-qat campaigns have begun to spring up around the country.
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Let's turn now to the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula and the Gulf state of Yemen, which has troubles of its own: an armed rebellion, a growing al-Qaida presence, and a severe water shortage.
Experts say the water crisis at least could be eased by growing less qat. That's the leaf Yemenis love to chew for its mildly narcotic properties. A huge amount of Yemen's water supply is used to grow qat.
As NPR's Peter Kenyon reports, it's a tough habit to break.
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PETER KENYON: The sounds of the World Cup soccer qualifying match emanate from a large screen television in the Black and Brown Caf� in Sana'a. The game attracts coffee drinkers and shisha smokers who enjoy flavored tobacco from the traditional Arabic water pipe.
But one thing the caf� does not attract is qat chewers. The Black and Brown Caf� doesn't allow qat on the premises, not even during conferences or weddings held in the large reception hall upstairs.
Manager Abdul Aziz(ph) says, in English, flavored by years of working in Kazakhstan, that it was a deliberate decision to swim against the tide in a country where qat is overwhelmingly accepted as the drug of choice.
Mr. ABDUL AZIZ (Manager, Black and White Caf�): You have no qat. This restaurant's - no qat. We try to help people to go out from the bad habit. I would like to see our people little bit happy. I mean, the Yemenis. For that reason, I try to help my country.
KENYON: From four to 6 p.m., prime qat chewing time, the caf� offers a 40 percent discount on food and drinks, and it stocks newspapers and has wireless Internet to attract customers.
Yemen's water and environment minister, Abdul Rahman al-Eryani, says qat is one of several causes of a water crisis that could see Sana'a become the first world capital to run out of water in the coming years. He says qat uses half the irrigation water in the country, and irrigation claims more than 85 percent of the total water supply.
Eryani says breaking the qat habit, however, will take political will and time.
Mr. ABDUL RAHMAN AL-ERYANI (Minister, Ministry of Water and Environment, Yemen): If the government is really serious about it, they should start doing this: stop subsidies for qat, that qat is like any other drug. We need a long-term program of awareness and then we have to deal with reducing the demand. I don't believe that you can fight something like this by issuing decrees or saying don't grow qat. As long as there is demand, people will grow qat.
KENYON: Another front in the battle against qat is opened in the Haraz Mountains, east of the capital. There, local leaders have made farmers a deal. If they rip out their qat plants and replace them with coffee beans, they will be guaranteed no loss of income while they make the transition, which could take several years.
This addresses a key problem. Qat is an immediate and reliable cash crop for farmers, unlike other foods which take longer to grow and are vulnerable to economic fluctuations. But officials say this admirable program is well beyond the means of the federal government to implement nationwide, even if it wanted to.
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KENYON: Black and Brown Caf� manager Abdul Aziz says he hopes the idea of qat-free public places will catch on with younger people who may not have developed a full-blown chewing habit yet.
Mr. AZIZ: I want to change the mentality of the businessmen in Yemen, because when they will see there is a people, there is a young generation, they like and they're ready to spend some money here and have the (unintelligible) that's good for the country. I will be happy if they will see that.
KENYON: But sitting nearby, a retired pilot, who gives his name as Captain Sheba(ph), smiles and shakes his head. He doubts if he will live to see the day when Yemenis treat qat as part of their problems instead of as a temporary solution to hardships of daily life.
KENYON: Peter Kenyon, NPR News.
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It's that time of year when all of my colleagues are posting holiday shopping guides. And of course, I am no different.
Or am I?
Well, kind of.
Since Christmas is less than 2 weeks away, I have put together two gift guides with suggested items for those "hard to shop for" people in your life. You know, the ones you haven't gotten anything for yet because you have NO IDEA what to get them?!
People like the Babysitter/Nanny, your Boss, your Assistant, your best client, or that super stylish friend who has it all.
Well, no worries. I've got you covered. I've even made it SUPER easy by creating two cheat sheets (one for my fellow Canadians and one for my friends in the U.S).
And if that wasn't enough, everything is under $100 (some items are less than $50!). I also made sure that all of the items on each cheat sheet are from the same store, just in case you have more than one hard to shop for person – you can get it all done in one stop (or one online order if you're like me).
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MERRIMAC — Bald eagle sightings have been fairly sparse along the Merrimack River this winter, but on Lake Attitash, the great birds have been delighting residents with a dramatic showcase of wild behavior.
In all the years that Veronica Wolfe has lived on the Merrimac shoreline of the 360-acre lake, she said it's been rare to see an eagle there.
But not this year.
"I've been here for 15 years, and I've never seen anything like this," she said.
It started in the fall, she said, when a large number of wild fowl showed up on the lake, situated about a mile and a half north of the Merrimack River. Mallards, mergansers, snow geese and hundreds of coots — a smallish, black, aquatic bird — stopped and stayed in the open waters.
Then came the eagles, apparently attracted by the large number of prey.
Wolfe said it's been a photography bonanza for residents, who have caught photos and videos of eagles swooping, diving, and capturing prey. Up to three eagles have been sighted at one time on the lake.
One of the most dramatic incidents Wolfe witnessed was a life-and-death struggle between a single, isolated coot and an eagle that was intent on catching it. As Thanksgiving weekend guests watched from the Wolfes' home, the eagle attempted several different techniques to surprise and capture the wily coot. It managed to dive out of danger's path each time, and the eagle seemed not to want to get wet.
"In the end, the eagle was exhausted, it just gave up," she said.
Eagles have become more common in this region, in part due to the increase in nests. There are four documented eagle nests in the region — one in West Newbury and three in Haverhill. On Friday, a new nest was reported, on the Powow River in Amesbury. That nest is being investigated and will be documented by state wildlife officials, who place baffles around the lower parts of the tree to prevent predators from climbing up to the nests.
Local wildlife experts say sightings of bald eagles should rise along the Merrimack River as temperatures get colder in the north, where most eagles are right now. Colder temperatures will freeze up rivers and force eagles to migrate south find prey in open water. The Merrimack — a fast-running river with substantial tidal activity — tends to have large patches of open water from the Chain Bridge seaward to Plum Island. Eagles come to this area to perch in trees and hunt for fish.
But on Lake Attitash, it appears that the excitement is winding down. The lake is at least partly frozen, and bird activity has diminished.
"Now we're really unhappy to see the lake is frozen," said Wolfe. "It's so quiet."


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And now Frank Bonanno, chef-owner of Luca d'Italia and Mizuna, has joined with new partner Mark Haber (formerly of the Wash Park Grill) to take over the former Rhino Room -- the big, triple-threat space at 1700 Vine Street that has gone through more name changes than the Artist Formerly Known as and Now (I Think) Again Known as Prince. "We're just waiting on the liquor license now," Bonanno told me last week, with the deal contingent on a smooth transfer and no funny business with the city. "The fire inspectors were already in here. We're ready to go."
And go big: Bonanno has designs on not one new restaurant, but three, scheduled for staggered openings over the next twelve months. This will bounce him from being Lord of the Corner at Seventh and Grant (where Luca and Mizuna sit back to back) to king of an empire of five restaurants with five different names, five different crews and five totally different cuisines. The first addition, right up front in the Vine Street building, will be the Milagro Taco Bar.
"You know El Taco de Mexico on Santa Fe?" Bonanno asked. Of course: excellent burritos, brain tacos, menudo on the weekends. El Taco is the best true Mexican in the city, and the ladies who staff the galley there could run circles around just about any pasty-white schoolboy line cook in the city. I wouldn't be much of a critic -- or any kind of gastronaut -- if I hadn't done my time at that counter. "Yeah, well, that's what I want to do," said Bonanno. "Just like that."
Just like that, but a smidge more upscale, he hopes. Bonanno and I both know too many people who've been intimidated out of El Taco by the overwhelming Spanish-only, straight-Tijuana-diner vibe of the place, and he's shooting for a happy medium between gringo accessibility and super-authentic Mexican food cooked by some of his guys from Luca who eat the stuff every day between shifts spent knocking out pappardelle Bolognese, saltimbocca and sopresata. To that end, Bonanno will have tacos only on the left side of the menu -- but a full taco-bar spread, with sides and dressings done in bowls, real Mexico City style. "We'll have a nice big bowl of beans and rice on every table, guacamole, limes," he promised. "Good cheese, too." And that means some import Oaxacan and queso fresco as well as the jack and shredded yellow that Denver's accustomed to.
On the right side of the menu, "simple but really good" entrees, according to Bonanno (not like he was going to say "simple but really sucky"), done with a Rick Bayless kind of flair. (Bayless is a Sunday-afternoon PBS workhorse with his show, Mexico: One Plate at a Time, his cookbooks and his post as exec at Frontera Grill and Topolobampo in Chicago, and he's an excellent choice as inspiration: While he may come off a bit goofy, the man can cook.) Bonanno envisions potato-and-poblano hash and grilled salmon in a chile BBQ sauce. "I want it to be authentic," he explained. "You know, you can't get into the restaurant business to get rich, so you have a vision, and you follow it. And that's what I want my name to mean in this town. Authentic. The real deal. Just like what I do at Luca and Mizuna. And we're gonna kill it with service."
Bonanno and Haber are looking at a March 24 opening. "I would love to get it open March 15, but I just don't know," said Bonanno, who's a sucker for anniversaries. (He and his late partner, Doug Fleischmann, opened Mizuna on March 15, 2001, and Luca on February 15, the birthday of his son, for whom the restaurant was named.) "I've always had good luck with the 15th."
Three months after Milagro opens, the partners hope to unveil Harry's Chophouse in the Rhino space that held the Sugar Lounge. The menu there will be solid, old-school retro -- almost culinary camp -- with oysters Rockefeller, clams casino and a lot of classical sauces (Louie, gribiche, Lyonaise, hollandaise, etc.) that haven't been seen, or at least done well, since the dying days of New York haute cuisine, before the purity of the French canon was forever disrupted by the nouvelle turks.
Proteins, veg and starches will be served in the fashion of the culinary Lego menus at Craft in New York City: one price and choose your poison. When I mentioned Craft (which is Tom Colicchio's backward attempt at removing the artifice and celebrity from fine dining by throwing the burden of choice back on his customers), Bonanno said, "Yeah, exactly. Like Craft, but where it's not all deconstructed, right?" Meaning that customers will still assemble their entrees from separate boards of centers and sides, but a steak will remain a steak, not become a steak foam or a steak essence, and each plate will be what it is -- nothing more and nothing less.


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Break the Limits!
You are trapped in a room and the only thing you can do is think.
4.15 / 5.00 36,122 ViewsCap'n Marcela
Can you help Cap'n Marcela save her village from Evil Puffy shirt Morgan?
3.94 / 5.00 5,908 ViewsNote: This is the official release to Newgrounds of the Game stolen a few days ago by someone pretending to be me :( , if you've already played it, please vote how you liked it, though you should now play it with it's proper aspect ratio, it's much better :D
The idea behind this game was to push how large of a single Movieclip I could make each level, and in the process pay tribute to my absolute favourite game on the PS2, Shadow of the Colossus, which hopefully will be seeing an HD re-release on PS3 soon!
Play as a mysterious Pale Man of the North in a quest to rid the Kingdom of a most unusual plague, and in the process win the throne to the empire!
I hope you enjoy this little cinematic style game, I've really tried to squeeze the atmosphere in. Featuring music from Duncan Fenn of The Red Swan Hotel,which you should defintely check out in the link to the side and the as usual brilliant http://www.Incompetch.com
I didn't see that ending coming caught totally by suprise
I wanna punch that stupid king!
but anyways, I liked this, it is a good tribute imo, kinda wish the golem were animated some, which was one of the things I liked about shadow so much they were practically alive and a constant threat if you ignored them too much, this one was a bit too easy, fun but easy, I liked guessing what the second one was, the third though eluded me til the end, flying seahorse, did not expect that. But anyways, keep up the good work!
Good game!
Nice. Shadow of the Colossus is one of my favorite games too. Nice to see a tribute. Could have used a bit more polish but still a fun game.
got repetitive fast
I find this game not to be enjoyalbe after about 5 minutes. The art is nice and the music just loops over and over and over...mute ftw.
Great game...
2 stars off for the ending. Pretty anti-climatic for the epic scale of work the character just did. Otherwise a good game.


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Daisy And Deborah Mimic Madonna And Britney
The infamous smooch between pop singers Madonna and Britney Spears has been mimicked by American TV personality Daisy Fuentes and Spanish actress DEBORAH OMBRES.
Daisy - who is engaged to former Bros hunk MATT GOSS - and Deborah locked lips at the MTV LATIN AMERICA MUSIC AWARDS at the JACKIE GLEASON THEATRE in Miami, America on Thursday (23OCT03).
The moment was a homage to Madonna and Britney's sensational kiss at the MTV VIDEO AWARDS in Los Angeles back in August (03).
An eyewitness reports, "It was really brilliant. I think it was even better than Britney and Madonna's kiss. They were totally taking the p**s out of them and kissing for a bit of a laugh."
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Alexa Wiley7 p.m. til 10 p.m.21 and over |
Alexa Wiley, a Red Newt label recording artist since 2007, is expanding her musical landscape. Her current project, Alexa Wiley and the Wilderness, highlights Wiley's evocative vocals and poetic songs. Paired with the Wilderness' virtuosity, the ensemble creates a superb sonic lyricism that might be described as wild metaphorical music that rocks.
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A Cascade Blues association "Best New Act" winner!
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"Among the most vibrant, poignant, and authentic indie folk artists in New York City."
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Gideon Freudmann, a cello innovator, has created his own style of music called CelloBop - a fusion of blues, jazz, folk and more - heard frequently on NPR's All Things Considered and at festivals and workshops the world over.
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Portland Music Awards' Best Female Artist of the Year 2011 and winner of the 2009 Effigy Award for Best Folk Song of the Year for her song "Free," Krista Herring is gaining momentum with her debut album and making waves in the indie music world. Her songs are soulful, elegant prose set to the beat of her acoustic guitar, with haunting melodies delivered by powerful, captivating vocals. Solo, or with band members, her performance leaves a lasting impression.
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Northwest blues legend renowned for her guitar playing and revered for her unflagging support of other artists in the local rhythm and blues community.
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They aren't quite pop, aren't quite rock, have some roots in jazz, can do a bit with country...but they have A Certain Something...that keeps audiences coming back for more.
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Oregon native John Bunzow has been called one of the finest writers and roots-musicians on the current music scene. Chicago Tribune columnist Jack Hurst cites Bunzow with mixing "the rootsy with the revolutionary."


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Remembering Dimebag Darrell: Soulfly's Max Cavalera Calls Dimebag 'One of a Kind'
Soulfly's Max Cavalera shares several Dimebag Darrell stories and calls the musician "one of a kind."
Soulfly's Max Cavalera shares several Dimebag Darrell stories and calls the musician "one of a kind."
Soulfly / Cavalera Conspiracy / ex-Sepultura legend Max Cavalera has the ultimate metal family.
Max gets extremely personal, from his father's death, struggles with poverty growing up, the passing of Max's stepson and much more.
Is there anyone in rock with as many irons in the fire as Max Cavalera? In the years since his exit from Sepultura, the singer-guitarist initially focused his efforts on Soulfly before expanding his resume in recent years. The rocker has recently added Cavalera Conspiracy and now the supergroup Killer Be Killed to his "to-do" list and he'll be busy with all three acts this year.
ESPN has played many a band's music over the years as part of highlight packages and intro and exit music from commercials, but next year they'll have some specifically commissioned music from Soulfly frontman Max Cavalera as the musician will pen songs for their World Cup coverage.
There's been a mysterious and exciting vibe revolving around the new project launched by Soulfly's Max Cavalera, the Dillinger Escape Plan's Greg Puciato, Mastodon's Troy Sanders and former Mars Volta drummer Dave Elitch. The new band has been dubbed Killer Be Killed, and the group have finally released some juicy details on their 2014 debut album.
Former Sepultura and current Soulfly frontman Max Cavalera has always been an outspoken musician, especially when it comes to his sonic projects. Cavalera was recently interviewed to promote Soulfly's upcoming album 'Savages,' but when asked about Sepultura's next album, Cavalera offered some very sharp criticism.
It may be hard to believe, but Max Cavalera has been in Soulfly longer than he was in Sepultura. Soulfly are hard at work on their ninth studio album, and have released a video documenting its progress. (watch above). It shows the band in the studio and features brief snippets of new music.
Director Thomas Mignone has worked with a number of rockers over the years and now several of them are lining up to help the video auteur with his upcoming feature film project. Mignone is overseeing a biopic on '70s and '80s porn star Vanessa Del Rio, with Soulfly's Max Cavalera recently signing on to work on music for the movie, while Glenn Danzig has agreed to take on a role in the film.
The new Soulfly album "Enslaved" on Roadrunner Records is in stores and online now. This marks the band's 8th studio album in their 15 year history and offers some of the most brutal, aggressive and heavy hitting tracks to date.
For me there's no greater voice than that of Max Cavalera. He remains at the very top of my list of all time favorite vocalists. From Sepultura, Nailbomb, Soulfly to Cavalera Conspiracy I'm a fan of them all. You can always depend on Max to deliver the goods and the new Soulfly does it in spades!


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Danny O'Brien once looked as if he would shatter many of the career passing records at Maryland.
After playing his sophomore season under coach Randy Edsall, O'Brien is following a well-worn path out of College Park.
O'Brien, offensive tackle Max Garcia and linebacker Mario Rowson intend to transfer, the school said in a release Monday. Since the end of the season, 12 players with eligibility have departed the program; since Edsall took over in January 2011, the total is 24.
O'Brien, though, is the easily biggest name yet to depart.
He was the 2010 ACC rookie of the year, throwing 22 touchdowns and eight interceptions. But he struggled in since-deposed offensive coordinator Gary Crowton's system, throwing seven touchdowns and 10 interceptions. His season ended when he broke his left (non-throwing arm) in a Nov. 12 loss to Notre Dame.
"I'm disappointed by Danny's decision," Edsall said in a statement released by the school. "Danny told me that he's not committed to our program, that he's not 'all in.' I want what's best for all of our players. Danny wants a fresh start elsewhere. I wish him well."
O'Brien is expected to graduate this spring; he would have two years of eligibility as a graduate student wherever he opts to continue his career.
His departure leaves C.J. Brown as the only scholarship quarterback on Maryland's roster entering spring practice. Maryland also signed high school seniors Perry Hills and Caleb Rowe earlier this months to letters of intent.
O'Brien thrived as a redshirt freshman, taking over as Maryland's starter in the fourth game of the 2010 season. He threw for 2,438 yards while helping the Terps finish 9-4.
However, Maryland fired coach Ralph Friedgen shortly after former offensive coordinator James Franklin left to become the coach at Vanderbilt. Edsall was hired a few weeks later, with Crowton soon following with a spread offense.
It proved an abysmal fit, and O'Brien was benched during a 21-16 loss at Georgia Tech on Oct. 8. He regained the starting job when Brown was injured two weeks later, and the pair split time until O'Brien suffered his broken arm and missed the final two games.
O'Brien finished his Maryland career with 4,086 yards (eighth in school history) and 29 touchdown passes (fifth).
Garcia's loss also is a crucial blow. He started all 12 games last season at left tackle and has two years of eligibility remaining. He joins R.J. Dill, a three-year starter at tackle who will play his final season at Rutgers, as offensive line starters departing with eligibility left.
Neither of Maryland's listed backups at tackle — rising junior Nick Klemm or rising sophomore Jake Wheeler — has started a college game. The Terps also have Justin Gilbert, who started three games at left tackle in 2010 before suffering a knee injury. He started at guard late last season and could be moved back to tackle.
Rowson, a converted defensive back, started four games at linebacker last season in place of the injured Kenny Tate. Edsall said in a statement Rowson wanted to play defensive back and that the staff still viewed him as a linebacker.
The 12 players who left Maryland's program owned a combined 48 starts last season — 12 each for Dill and Garcia, seven each for O'Brien and defensive end David Mackall, six for safety Titus Till and four for Rowson.
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Sangeet Natak Akademi appointed Shekhar Sen as ChairmanEminent musician and theatre director Shekhar Sen has been appointed as the new chairman of Sangeet Natak Akademi. According to an order issued by the Culture Ministry on January28, 2015, Sen has been appointed for a term of five years with ... India Today, 1 day ago |
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Sitara Devi tribute held in the capitalArchival videos of Kathak dancer Sitara Devi's recitals were screened at Sangeet Natak Akademi. A screening of a recital from the Maharaj Kalka Bindadin Kathak Mahotsava held in 1999 in the capital was held on December 20 at Sangeet Natak Akademi's Gallery of ... Deccan Herald, 1 month ago
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Distorting a cultural legacyBy not tossing Leela Samson, the Government of India has, in fact, displayed a spirit of fair-play. And she, by accusing it of interfering and obstructing her work, has only taken recourse to falsehood in order to perpetuate a hollow impression of ... New Delhi Pioneer, 4 days ago
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Eunice Lee and co. shot the UNIS spring/summer 2012 lookbook earlier this week, and we were there to document what went on "off the tape." Art direction by Lee, and some of our favorite... read more
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The Rib Room Bar & Restaurant
Jumeirah Carlton Tower, On Cadogan Place, London, SW1X 9PY +44 2036417689
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- Main course: £27
- Food spend: £58
- Opening hours
- Monday to Friday: 07:00 - 10:00 & 12:00 - 15:00 & 18:30 - 01:00. Saturday: 07:00 - 11:00 & 12:30 - 15:00 & 18:30 - 01:00. Sunday: 08:00 - 11:00 & 12:30 - 15:00 & 18:30 - 22:30.
We had a fantastic evening at The Rib Room, the service, food and atmosphere was fantastic and I would definitely look forward to returning in the near future!
30 October 2014
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A Knightsbridge dining institution for over 50 years, The Rib Room offers exquisite British cuisine. Set in the 5-star Carlton Tower Hotel, a slick dining room is the work of designer, Martin Brudnizki.
With the menu compiled by acclaimed chef Ian Rudge, a seasonal selection of dishes brings together the finest ingredients, and superb culinary flair. Rib Room menu favourites include Casterbridge Aberdeen Angus beef with fluffy Yorkshire puddings, or Cotswold chicken breast with buttered carrots and roasting jus. The Rib Room was named a winner in the Best Menu category at the esteemed London Restaurant Festival Awards 2012.
Warming, autumnal flavours for dessert at The Rib Room Knightsbridge include a delicate apple crumble soufflé, or ginger parkin with caramel. Expertly compiled by the resident sommelier, The Rib Room restaurant showcases a 420-strong wine list, and expertly mixed cocktails are served at the glossy marble bar.
Showcasing artwork from Feliks Topolski, a cigar terrace and a range of private dining rooms, The Rib Room London offers an air of understated elegance. Knightsbridge Tube Station is 5 minutes' walk away.
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((((( 30 October 2014 by Lisa from London
We had a fantastic evening at The Rib Room, the service, food and atmosphere was fantastic and I would definitely look forward to returning in the near future!
((((( 27 October 2014 by Sue from London
The service and ambience of the Rib Room is excellent. Our food was delicious and beautifully presented. We were offered menu from London festival alongside their standard menu enabling us to have other options. We decided to stick to the London festival menu as was such great value and choice. However we did add a side order of cauliflower cheese which was the best I had tasted in a restaurant. At the end of the meal a rack of 6 mouth watering delicious chocolates were given which was a lovely surprise. Cannot recommend highly enough. We will be back
((((* 23 October 2014 by Susan from London
Excellent friendly but professional service. Food was superb. Lovely table.
((((( 15 April 2014 by Lord marc Bloom from London
We had a flawless experience eating at the Rib room, our waiter Hayri was incredible and nothing was too much trouble for him. We didn't have to wait long for the table, and the waiter knew the menu like the back of his hand including being able to give advice on what to order when I required his help to make a decision. The food was nicely presented and the quality of the food was immense. On the whole we will be back to eat at the rib room again :)
((((( 22 October 2013 by Bea Chang from London
The service at Rib Room was a very high standard, very friendly and attentative. I had the Smoked Quail breast for starter, which was delicious and the flavours were complimenting. For mains I chose the Aberdeen Angus rump of beef and it was cooked beautifully medium-rare as I requested. Great flavours and textures, and quite filling! The piece de resistance was the Apple crumble soufflé, I could tell the chefs kept a high quality of service & food as I was advised that they had to make a second one as the first soufflé wasn't to their standards. It was very good to know that the chefs would only serve the best quality to their customers. Using the London Restaurant Festival menu was also very good value for money, as we ate high quality food but with a reasonable price. I would definitely go back again for the soufflé, it's probably the best I'll ever eat!
((((( 21 October 2013 by Marcella Marcheso from London
I haven't been to the Rib Room for dinner in years. The last time I went, the decor was red leather chairs, wood panelling and very "men's" club. It is now a sleek elegant restaurant, with a lovely bar along one wall. The food was very good: the wine we chose - Chablis- was perfectly chilled and the service was suitably attentive. I'd like to try it for lunch next time.
((((( 21 October 2013 by Alan Wright from London
Excellent staff and service.
(((** 19 October 2013 by Michael Yee from London
The venue is very nice and the service is very good however the food is over-priced for waht you receive and the wine list/drinks menu is as expected but not exceptional.
By far, the highlight is the cigar and whisky menu. -
(((** 6 October 2013 by Michael Harvey from Billericay
Found the restaurant charged more than expected. £10 for steak was fine but then had to pay for potatoes!
((((* 29 September 2013 by Rebecca Wilson from London
We arrived at around 7pm on a thursday night and it was a little on the quiet side, but by 8pm the restaurant had become a lot busier and has a nice buzz about it. The decor and furnishings are old fashioned but very grand and becoming.
The service was a little bit slow and surly, but the staff were polite, helpful, and very professional.
The food was truly delicious and both my partner and I loved every bite. They were very generous with the bread too bringing us a second basket after we'd finished the first. The petit fours (chocolate truffles) after the meal were scrumptious too!
The restaurant is in a great location too, just a short walk for Harvey Nichols and the tube station.
I would definitely recommend it and would love to return in the future.
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