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Last Day To Vote In The Project Imagination Contest!
First, I want to thank everyone here on FAA that have been so generous with their support and their time, not only in voting for Courtney, Donna and I, but with their comments both here and on the Project Imagination Contest website.
Tonight and tomorrow are the last opportunities to vote!
Also, the Discovery theme closes to submissions sometime tomorrow.
Here are the links to our finalist entries:
Donna (Time): https://www.longliveimagination.com/gallery/photo/25756 Title is "Progress"
Courtney (Relationship): https://www.longliveimagination.com/gallery/photo/46344 Title is "Boys Walking"
Rory (Setting): https://www.longliveimagination.com/gallery/photo/5473 Title is "The Way Home"
The winners are supposed to be announced in mid October so stay tuned!!!
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Thank you Rory! and Jolanta!
my nerves are a bit shot.
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We enjoyed this! I made it with a large buttercup squash, and lacking cardomom, substituted some cumin and allspice. I did get confuseed when I reached the instruction to spread the squash mixture in a 6-qt. baking dish. My largest baking dish is a 3.5 qt. pan sufficient for a whole lasagna. I used that - it made a reasonably thin layer and seemed to work fine. I'll make this again for certain - next time with cardomom.


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Long-time Formula Renault team Scorpio Motorsport is eyeing an expansion into the British Formula 3 International Series this season.
The Leicestershire squad is in the early stages of negotiations with drivers for what would be its first appearance at F3 level.
Team boss Jon Pettitt said: "It's very much a work in progress, but we really hope it comes off.
"We initially looked at European F3 Open, but the drivers were a little short of budget so British F3 became a possibility.
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I've been assigned "dessert duty" for a pizza/pool party tonight (host has pizza oven in backyard - we make our own)...it's a very casual affair, a bunch of kids...around 20 people.
I don't want to spend a ton - any suggestions?
Also, I need to bring dessert the following night (July 4th) to the Hollywood Bowl - about 15 people.
2 days agomanku in Los Angeles Area
Catch & Release - anyone been?
Just read Kevineats blog report...he does a nice job with photos.
Looks pretty standard these days...probably a good local option, but not worthy of driving down to mdr (unless you're hitting up costco along the way!)
Jun 15, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
Best Steakhouse in L.A.? Comparable to Porter House or Peter Luger?
Chains dominate the town here...Mortons, Mastro's, Ruth Chris.
Pacific Dining Car (at least downtown) is really pricey and wildly inconsistent...does have a great wine list though, and reasonable.
Cut doesn't do it for me...don't really enjoy the decor or vibe, though the food is excellent.
Personally, I like the Morton's on La Cienega, but haven't been in at least 5 years...out here in LA, it's pretty simple to grill a prime steak from Costco, bake a potato, get great greens from the farmers market and not have to drive home after consuming a bottle of Cab.
Jun 11, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
LA Restaurateurs Think the $15 Minimum Wage Hike Spells Doom for the Industry
All they need to do is add a $15/hr surcharge next to the 3% healthcare fee and it's taken care of!
May 22, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
Where can I buy whole beef rib racks?
Buy a vacuum sealed prime rib (with bone) prime, not choice, rack from costco...should run about $13-15/lb. Carve off bones (maybe butcher can do it there?), and slice up meat into spencer steaks, use bones for your recipe.
Added advantage is that the vacuum sealed beef is not blade tenderized.
May 21, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
Large Group in Santa Barbara - Kids!
My soccer team is travelling up to Santa Barbara for a tournament in early June...it's a team of 10-12 year old boys, so needless to say they can be a little loud and boisterous.
I'm looking for a place to eat...we'll probably be around 30 people for a relatively early dinner on a Saturday night. Team is staying at a hotel on upper State.
We would like to keep it reasonable, very casual with decent food.
Any recommendations?
May 16, 2015manku in California
I enjoy kevineats, especially the photos, but I don't think I've ever seen a critical review by him.
As for focusing on price, of course it's important. None of us said the food was bad, but just way overpriced. If Innout started charging $15 for a burger, I'll bet you that they wouldn't have a lot of fans either!
Apr 25, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
My patty melt at Cassell's yesterday was terrific...pies were great as well.
Unfortunately, they don't have fries and other sides were meh.
Apr 23, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
Marinara...frankly, 800 degrees version is twice as good at half the price!
Apr 21, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
Had a late lunch today...very mediocre, dull and overpriced. Service was excellent and very friendly, though with only one other table occupied and two diners at the counter, it better be!
Pizza was truly average, and small too. Crust was flavorless, with bottom like a cracker. Tomato sauce was also very weak.
Cold Spaghetti - tiny, I mean tiny, portion. Maybe 8 bites. Was very tasty, but for $12 a bit of a joke. Not surprising, though, considering some of the portion sizes at SOG.
Asparagus. 6-7 spears, grilled with shaved parmesan (or some other cheese), olive oil. Fine, yet something I could make at home. And for $11, PEEL THE STALKS!!! I do at home, it's the least any restaurant charging nearly $2 a stalk could do.
And, as a final insult, upon receiving the bill it was only at the last minute that I noticed the "service charge" of 18% (? - didn't ask amount). Waitress didn't mention it, and of course there is a line for the tip on my CC receipt. If you're going to add service automatically, get rid of the tip line - it's a f****ng insult!
Oh, and get rid of the rap music as well.
Apr 21, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
Spent two days in Seattle/Tacoma last week (college tours)...thanks for all the advice on a previous post.
Stayed at Waterfront Marriott...convenient location, nice hotel, obscene parking charges - but I guess all Seattle hotels are like that!
Went to Pike's Place around 11 AM, had some mac&cheese and tomato soup at Beecher's - it was inexpensive and quick - that's about the best I can say about it.
Walked up to Starbucks Reserve on Pike...really cool and different than every other Starbucks...much swankier, but virtually the same price. Well worth a visit, especially for Starbucks addicts.
Had some ice cream had Mora on Bainbridge...wouldn't serve samples until you bought ice cream (weird...how do I know I'm going to like it...but I guess that's what they do in Italy)...huge portion, hit the spot. Not destination worthy, though.
Dinner at Tavolata...good vibe, nice room. Fantastic burrata appetizer, huge pastas. Excellent service. Would definitely return.
Breakfast next day at Le Pichet...fantastic oj, cafe au lait, baguette and ham/egg dish. Very inexpensive too. Favorite restaurant of trip.
Had a couple beers at Harmon Brewery in Tacoma...perfectly nice bar with decent local beer. Food looked pretty standard...didn't order anything.
Burger the next day at Goofy Goose by UPS in Tacoma...solid fast food type burger with friendly service. Teriyaki chicken looked solid as well.
Thanks for all the tips.
Apr 09, 2015manku in Greater Seattle
What does New York have that LA doesn't?
As someone who grew up in the village in a food obsessed family, I'd say this is a great list.
Yet, somehow, I don't miss any of it.
Apr 08, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
A rare GCM visit today...Bombo didn't have a huge line, so I went for it. Mark Peel was manning the stoves. Had seafood stew, served in a cardboard bowl. Took about 10 minutes to make, maybe longer. Staff was very nice.
Portion is very small...two shrimp, two mussels, two clams, a small piece of fish. Some tiny diced potatoes and other legumes. Flavor was excellent, if a bit mild. Finished everything (good!), but was still hungry. Finding a seat to eat is a chore, and not what I'd call a pleasant dining experience. At least before it was dirt cheap and the atmosphere matched the prices.
As an aside on GCM, they don't validate parking anymore. It's $2 for 90 minutes. And, like many gentrified neighborhoods, the clientele now is completely different. A little sad, IMHO. Roast-to-go and Ana Maria were virtually customer free...yet there was a huge line at Tumbras. And Eggslut is just plain silly...it's like watching the lemmings jump off a cliff!
Mar 30, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
College visit...first time in Seattle!
Thanks for info...unfortunately, Tacoma Courtyard is booked.
Still mulling the Boeing tour...
Mar 29, 2015manku in Greater Seattle
College visit...first time in Seattle!
Marriott in Seattle on the water downtown. I'm driving her to Tacoma for an overnight, so Friday I'll be on my own!
Thinking about going up to Boeing Saturday AM for tour
Mar 29, 2015manku in Greater Seattle
College visit...first time in Seattle!
Going with my daughter to visit University of Puget Sound this week...first time in Seattle.
I have reservations at the Marriott...please let me know if any Starwood or Hyatt properties are better...I have tons of points.
My daughter is a pescatarian (is that a word?)...you know, she eats seafood, but not meat.
We're coming up from LA, will have a car but would prefer close places.
We'll be in town from Thursday morning to Sat PM...when we head down to Portland and then Eugene. Any reccos for those two areas, both touristy and food, would be great.
I don't really want to spend a fortune, but looking for anything that is unique and really speaks to the character of Seattle.
Mar 28, 2015manku in Greater Seattle
Had a little lunch and desert today...first, Sqirl, which is really too cool for school. Funny, the employees are OK, but the patrons won't make eye contact with anyone. As for the food, my french toast was delicious and my daughter's Sorrel Bowl was just OK...she didn't finish it, and I, who usually eat all the leftovers, had no interest either. Delicious pistachio and apricot cookie.
Then went to Jeni's Ice Cream which just opened. Very crowded at 4 PM, nice space. Sampled a bunch of flavors, but chose to abstain after eating desert for lunch. Daughter had a regular size bowl, which was two small scoops for $6.01! Yikes...I'll grab a pint of Haagen Daz at Pavilions for $3 instead.
And, lest I forget, please remove the tip lines from the receipts. I'm tired of tipping every time I eat or drink. Frankly, I wish they'd include tax in the price so I knew what I would be paying upfront.
Mar 24, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
I love dining ocean side...but not at night!
Mar 19, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
IMHO, most dining seaside after dark is fairly grim...looking out on a vast sea of blackness is depressing.
So, in that vein, I recommend dining a couple hours before sunset to fully enjoy the view in Malibu.
Beverly Hills location will be full of uncles with their nieces :)
Mar 19, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
What are some over-rated L.A. restaurants to you? Why, specifically? Only one each!
I haven't been in a few years, but was never treated poorly there. Always had a good time, though, and left full and satisfied.
As for the different rooms, I prefer the left because of the bar, but many high profile people request the other room...it's not Siberia.
Mar 17, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
Coming from LA for a few days...
Thanks for all the replies...here's a quick report:
1. Lunch at Fish 101 in Encinitas. Traffic was hell, family was starving and this got good reviews on Yelp...turned out to be an excellent choice. Fish Tacos, Poke, Fish and Chips were all excellent. Nice relaxed beachy vibe.
2. Dinner at Ironside Fish & Oyster Bar. Never had been to Little Italy before, and this restaurant seemed out of place because, well it's not Italian. Decor was interesting and fun, but hardly family oriented...we had the only kids in the place (at 7:30 on a Saturday night)...lots of first dates, and small parties with 30 year olds. Food was OK...nothing particulary great or weak. Best dish was the Salmon. Service was excellent.
3. Gelato at Pappalecco around the corner. Not a huge selection, but everyone enjoyed their choices. Would return...hazelnut was superb.
4. Lunch at El Prado in Balboa Park. Needed a place to eat, patio is lovely. Food was adequate, and fairly reasonable considering location. Tacos (both steak and fish) were better than apps and salads. FYI, beans have pork in them.
5. Went back to Fish 101 on way home, this time not so successful. Very busy, but moved quickly. Calamari were heavily breaded and not so good - my son, who won't share Calamari when it's good, offered me half the plate. Fish sandwiches were very average, and awkward to eat. Worst part was a plate of mussel's that didn't have beards removed (yuk), and manager somehow thought that was normal (I made a separate post on the General Topics page). After this disappointing meal, I would probably return, but only if I was in the area.
We had a great time, in spite of the heat wave....Midway and Balboa Park were tons of fun!
Stay Classy San Diego :)
I went to seafood place in North San Diego County, ordered some mussels and after eating a few noticed that the majority of them still had their "beards" attached. It was a first for me, and not really appetizing.
I asked the manager about it, and he said:
1. It would be way too much work to clean each mussel.
2. If they removed the beards, the mussel's would die.
He was a little combative and douchey, and somewhat reluctantly offered something else from the menu (but no refund).
I've eaten mussel's my whole life, and prepared them at home as well (though not in years...no, make that decades!). I checked out various sources on the internet that seem to back up my stance, but wanted to know what others might think.
Mar 16, 2015manku in General Topics
Advice for restaurants in Kauai
No, but most people will knock back a few at dinner.
I love driving it in the daylight...
My point is that it just isn't worth leaving the north shore to get some chow...
Coming from LA for a few days...
Haven't been to SD in over 7 years (yikes!), and am coming down next weekend with family (10 year old boy, and 17 year old semi-vegetarian daughter) for a couple days...staying at Hyatt in Mission Bay.
We like all sorts of food, like to keep dinner for under $200 max, more casual than dressy. Don't really want to drive more than 30 minutes or so. Don't worry about breakfast...we eat at hotel, and none of us are breakfast people anyway!
Ideally, we would like more unique SD experiences that we can't find in LA, or are superior to LA.
Thanks everyone.
Advice for restaurants in Kauai
You don't want to drive the highway in the dark...its windy, dark (no streetlights), twisty and very often rainy or at least drizzling. There are many fatal accidents on the road.
I consider myself a decent driver with fairly good night vision, but I won't drive it again in the dark unless it's at gunpoint.
And, IMHO, there aren't any restaurants worth driving any distance for in Kauai.
Yet it still remains my favorite island, and probably the place I'd go if I knew the world was going to end tomorrow!
What are some over-rated L.A. restaurants to you? Why, specifically? Only one each!
The problem is until you've tried the dishes, you have no idea how big and filling they are. For instance, the hamachi at SOG is 3 tiny slivers of sashimi - you're stomach wouldn't even know you ate. But the chicken sandwich is huge...a full meal really.
Mar 01, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
What are some over-rated L.A. restaurants to you? Why, specifically? Only one each!
If a restaurant is fairly inexpensive, which these days I considerless than $20 pp all-in, then I don't really care if it's overrated...it's not a substantial financial outlay, and worst case scenario generally is you get fed and, hopefully, full. There is little downside in trying these places for yourself and forming your own opinion, which of course is really the only one that matters.
Places I don't get are Tar&Roses - not particularly comfortable space, am done with small plates/sharing, and the food just never wowed me. Animal and Son of a Gun have good food, but not worth the effort and attitude - again, I'm sick of sharing my food!
Feb 27, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
I think the counter next to Alpine Village Market is as good as any of these, if not better. Better beer selection too. And a bunch of crusty old Germans and various south bay characters.
Feb 24, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
Two highly rated Burbank/Glendale restaurants...
Was in the neighborhood twice last week, so I decided to give these places a try, both at lunchtime:
1. Adana Restaurant. A NYT writer raved about this place a while back. A non descript middle eastern restaurant on an anonymous stretch of San Fernando Road, the place was about 50% full at 1 PM. Staff (owner?) were very friendly and enthusiastic. I got the cornish hen plate. It took about 25 minutes to arrive...with some average pita bread (warm) and crispy baked pita chips as well (average). Looked like every other Cornish Hen I've been served on Westwood Blvd and various places around Glendale. Don't really understand the rave reviews. Maybe there is something wrong with me, but I really can't tell the difference between most Persian/Armenian restaurants. The only one which I really enjoy, and think is a step up, is mini kebob.
2. Sushi Nishi-ya. In a depressing mini-mall on Victory, it is equally dreary inside. Only sushi master and a single waitress. I got there at 12, and it was empty. Only serve sushi - either a la carte or omakase (only option at bar). Omakase, so I was told when I asked, is between $50-100+. I chose a table and ordered a few items. Fish was fresh, expertly cut and well-sauced. Crab roll was soggy by time I ate it, as they delivered all five of my orders at once. With a diet coke, it was $38 with tip for 8 pieces of sushi and a roll (no toro or exotics). If I'm spending that kind of money, I need decent ambiance. Won't be returning.
I think the majority of decent restaurants in the Valley are on Ventura between the 405 and 101...this recent trip just confirmed it.
Feb 12, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area
I like his reviews, in particular the photos.
However, it seems that he never gives anything less than a thumbs up review...it's like he's Gene Shalit of food bloggers.
Feb 08, 2015manku in Los Angeles Area


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RIPON – The Ripon High volleyball program has been here in each of the past four seasons, and nothing changed in this year's Sac-Joaquin Section Division-IV semifinal, as the Indians ousted Bear River High to advance to the section final against Golden Sierra Thursday at UC Davis.
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Wood TM, Maddalozzo GF, Harter RA. 2002. Accuracy of Seven Equations for Predicting 1-RM Performance of Apparently Healthy, Sedentary Older Adults. Measurement in Physical Education and Exercise Science. 6(2):67-94. Abstract
Li F, Maddalozzo GF, Harmer P, Duncan TE. 1998. Analysis of Longitudinal Data of Repeated Observations Using Generalized Estimating Equations Methodology. Measurement in Physical Education and Exercise Science. 2(2):93-113. Abstract
Maddalozzo GF. 1987. An anatomical and biomechanical analysis of the full golf swing.. National Strength and Conditioning Association Journal . 9(4):6-8:77-79. Abstract
Maddalozzo GF, Cardinal BJ, Li F, Snow CM. 2004. The association between hormone therapy use and changes in strength and body composition in early postmenopausal women.. Menopause (New York, N.Y.). 11(4):438-46. Abstract
Maddalozzo GF, Cardinal BJ, Snow CA. 2002. Concurrent validity of the BOD POD and dual energy x-ray absorptiometry techniques for assessing body composition in young women.. Journal of the American Dietetic Association. 102(11):1677-9. Abstract
Widrick JJ, Maddalozzo GF, Hu H, Herron JC, Iwaniec UT, Turner RT. 2008. Detrimental effects of re-loading recovery on force, shortening velocity, and power of soleus muscles from hindlimb unloaded rats. Am J Physiol Regulatory Integrative Comp Physiol.
Widrick JJ, Maddalozzo GF, Hu H, Herron JC, Iwaniec UT, Turner RT. 2008. Detrimental effects of reloading recovery on force, shortening velocity, and power of soleus muscles from hindlimb-unloaded rats.. American journal of physiology. Regulatory, integrative and comparative physiology. 295(5):R1585-92. Abstract
Z Y, Cardinal BJ, RJ G, Maddalozzo GF. 2012. Effects of whole-body vibration compared to a community-based exercise program for improving older adults' balance and mood.. Health and Science Journal. 6(1):151-160.
Maddalozzo GF, Snow CM. 2000. High intensity resistance training: effects on bone in older men and women.. Calcified tissue international. 66(6):399-404. Abstract
Marrone JA, Maddalozzo GF, Branscum AJ, Hardin K, Cialdella-Kam L, Philbrick KA, Breggia AC, JRosen C, Turner RT, Iwaniec UT. 2012. Moderate alcohol intake lowers biochemical markers of bone turnover in postmenopausal women.. Menopause (New York, N.Y.). Abstract
Widrick JJ, Maddalozzo GF, Lewis D, Valentine BA, Garner DP, Stelzer JE, Shoepe TC, Snow CM. 2003. Morphological and functional characteristics of skeletal muscle fibers from hormone-replaced and nonreplaced postmenopausal women.. The journals of gerontology. Series A, Biological sciences and medical sciences. 58(1):3-10. Abstract
Cardinal BJ, Cardinal MK, Drabbs ME, Krause JV, Maddalozzo GF, Martin JJ, Melville DS, Singleton SP. 1998. Preliminary development of a scale to measure attitudes regarding the importance of role modeling in physical activity and fitness behaviors among Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance professionals.. Perceptual and motor skills. 86(2):627-30. Abstract
Kasser SL, Jacobs JV, Foley JT, Cardinal BJ, Maddalozzo GF. 2011. A prospective evaluation of balance, gait, and strength to predict falling in women with multiple sclerosis.. Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation. 92(11):1840-6. Abstract
Widrick JJ, Fuchs R, Maddalozzo GF, Marley K, Snow C. 2007. Relative effects of exercise training and alendronate treatment on skeletal muscle function of ovariectomized rats.. Menopause (New York, N.Y.). 14(3 Pt 1):528-34. Abstract
Hoffman M, Maddalozzo GF, Widrick J, Snow C. 2003. Spinal reflex profiles in early postmenopausal women.. The journal of gender-specific medicine : JGSM : the official journal of the Partnership for Women's Health at Columbia. 6(3):27-9. Abstract
Li F, Harmer P, Fitzgerald K, Eckstrom E, Stock R, Galver J, Maddalozzo GF, Batya SS. 2012. Tai chi and postural stability in patients with Parkinson's disease.. The New England journal of medicine. 366(6):511-9. Abstract
Levy SS, Li K-K, Cardinal BJ, Maddalozzo GF. 2009. Transitional shifts in exercise behavior among women with multiple sclerosis.. Disability and health journal. 2(4):216-23. Abstract
Maddalozzo GF, Iwaniec UT, Turner RT, Rosen CJ, Widrick JJ. 2008. Whole-body vibration slows the acquisition of fat in mature female rats.. International journal of obesity (2005). 32(9):1348-54. Abstract
Maddalozzo GF, Pavol M, Philbrick KA, Widrick JJ, Iwaniec UT, Rosen CJ, Turner RT. 2009. Whole-body vibration slows the acquisition of fat in mature female rats: a response to BA Christiansen. International Journal of Obesity. 33(3):382-383. Abstract
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Maddalozzo GF. 2006. Comparison of Standard Physical Therapy with a Standard Plus Vibration Platform Intervention to Accelerate Post Hip Fracture Healing $16,333. The Elderly, John C. Erkkila MD Endowment for Health and Human Performance. Principal Investigator
Maddalozzo GF. 2005. Comparison of Standard Physical Therapy with a Standard Plus Vibration Platform Intervention to Accelerate Post Hip Fracture Healing in The Elderly $19,300. John C. Erkkla MD Endowment for Health and Human Performance. Principal Investigator:2005-2006.


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Earlier this year, Crown Media butted heads with AT&T during negotiations for a new distribution agreement, which led to AT&T removing the Hallmark channels from its lineup.


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Environics is a world leader in computerized gas flow instrumentation. All service is handled factory direct. Environics is a world leader in computerized gas mixing, dilution, and calibration systems. Our gas mixing technology is based on very precise control of thermal mass flow controllers. Our calibrators and dilution systems exceed the accuracy required by the ...
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This summer come and enjoy London's highest summer garden space 800ft (244m) above the city at The View from The Shard.
Fearne Cotton cut the ribbon in a grand opening ceremony that celebrated the Great British Summertime with a performance from London's own Blackheath Morris Men on Thursday, 11 June.
The skydeck at the top of Western Europe's tallest building has been transformed with over 2,000 plants and flowers. Taking months to prepare and over 350 man-hours to fully install, national floral favourites including poppies, fox gloves, lavender, marigolds and birch trees have been planted in over 10,000 litres of soil, set amongst a further 750 metres of decorative foliage.
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Yogasphere and The View from The Shard are proud to bring our clients sky high yoga classes! Join Leo and Mandy exclusively at our weekly classes in The View. Its a great way to kick start your weekend or trip to London.
"While you contemplate the view, top instructors from Yogasphere, a company specialising in yoga at beautiful venues, are on hand to help you gain a metaphorically new perspective on city life" The Evening Standard
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Grab a drink from the bar, pop on a set of headphones and dance the night away with sweeping London panoramas at your feet.
Three DJs will set up their decks in the viewing gallery on Level 69 to entertain guests with a varied musical mix including pop, RnB, dance, hip hop, and dub step.
Latest dates: 30 May 2015, 05 June 2015, 13 June 2015, 27 June 2015, 04 July 2015, 11 July 2015, 17 July 2015, 25 July 2015, 08 August 2015, 22 August 2015, 03 September 2015, 26 September 2015, 10 October 2015, 23 October 2015, 31 October 2013
Further dates available on Time Out. Book online to avoid disappointment.
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Sip on a glass of bubbly, and snack on some gourmet popcorn, at London's highest champagne experience and take in the unparalleled views unfurling beneath you.
Purchase your Champagne Ticket in Advance and enjoy The View from the Shard with a glass of Champagne Lanson for £32.95.
Serving Champagne Lanson:
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• Champagne by the bottle £60
• Extra age Champagne (sold by the bottle only) £80
• Bellini £12
• Kir Royal £12
Our gourmet popcorn by Jo & Seph's is being sold for £2.50 in the following flavours:
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Soft drinks also available
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The end of endism. Terry Eagleton (left) has decided that cultural theory is passe. He is angry that most of its practitioners have renounced Marxism. But his arguments are both misguided and outmoded, writes John Gray
After Theory
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Allen Lane, the Penguin Press, 240pp, £18.99
After Theory
Terry Eagleton
Allen Lane, the Penguin Press, 240pp, £18.99
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Fashion is as much a feature of life in the academy as it is in millinery, and it is nowhere more evident than in the titles of books. Countless books announce the end of something - the End of History, the End of Nature, or whatever. Advertising their novelty with such titles as After Justice and After Philosophy, these are volumes that aim to be arrestingly contemporary. Actually, with few exceptions, they do no more than recycle ideas that were in circulation a generation ago. For all its affectation of newness, the discourse of endings is the most shopworn of academic cliches.
The cliche was given currency by Alasdair MacIntyre's After Virtue (1981) - a genuinely seminal work that spawned an entire genre of vulgar imitations. The habit of seeing intellectual life as a way of overcoming the past goes back a good deal further. It was Hegel who propagated the view that human thought has a sort of built-in momentum whereby the narrow perspectives of the past are transcended and more comprehensive standpoints achieved. This view has always been suspect, in that it suggests the history of ideas is inherently progressive, so that what is recent is somehow bound to be better than what has gone before. In our own time, the Hegelian approach to the history of ideas has had a baleful effect on cultural theory, reducing much of it to gossip about who is currently in vogue.
If anyone wants an example of this genre, they need go no further than After Theory. Terry Eagleton has decided that cultural theory is passe. Along with Tony Blair, he seems to think that theories are neither true nor false: they just become redundant. But how are we to decide when a theory - or indeed "theory"- is redundant? Part of the answer seems to be simply that it is no longer fashionable. Yet - even for Eagleton, an avid fashionista in the small world of structuralism, post-structuralism and post-post-structuralism - that can hardly be the whole story. What he finds really objectionable in cultural theory is that most of its practitioners have renounced Marxism.
He tells us that cultural theory "set out to radicalise Marxism, and ended often enough by moving beyond politics altogether. It started out by deepening Marxism and ended up by displacing it." But why is it such a heinous thought-crime to abandon Marxism? Well, just look at the careers of the theorists who did give it up: "Julia Kristeva and the Tel Quel group turned to religious mysticism and a celebration of the American way of life . . . Roland Barthes shifted from politics to pleasure. Jean-Francois Lyotard turned his attention to intergalactic travel and supported the right-wing Giscard in the French presidential elections. If Michel Foucault rewrote Marxism from the inside, he opened a door in doing so through which many of his disciples would shuffle out of it altogether."
For Eagleton, the unforgivable sin of cultural theorists is to have recognised the unreality of Marx's revolutionary project. They observed that in the real world of history, nothing had come of it. As a result, they moved on to other projects. This seems reasonable enough, but Eagleton will have none of it. It is here that a principal feature of Eagleton's view of things becomes evident: it is formed entirely by sectarian disputes within a section of the academic left. He rarely engages with any actual historical event, and when he does, the results are embarrassingly inept.
A notably asinine example is his statement that, "with the fall of the Soviet Union and its satellites, Marxism quite literally disappeared from a whole sector of the globe". Now, as anybody knows who has had the slightest experience of Soviet-bloc countries, Marxism disappeared from them - perhaps not literally, but actually - decades ago. In eastern Europe it had ceased to exist as an intellectual force by the end of the 1950s; in the Soviet Union, by the end of the 1920s. Thereafter it was merely a state formula, in which barely a single person believed. Indeed - and this is something that a less academically introverted writer might conceivably have noticed - there are probably more Marxists in post-communist Russia than there ever were in the former Soviet Union. Still very few, it is true, but more than in the past, when there were virtually none. The criminalised capitalism of the Yeltsin era gave Marxian ideas a vitality and relevance they never had in Soviet times.
Only someone unable to apply the rudimentary Marxian distinction between ideology and critical thought could write that Marxism had been alive in the USSR. In effect, Eagleton cannot tell the difference between truth and power, but his witless conflation has at least the merit of being plainly false - whereas many of his obiter dicta have no content at all. "To encounter another human body," he intones, "is to encounter, indissociably, both sameness and difference." Can a more vapid statement be imagined - or one so redolent of the turgid outpourings of some cultural theorists? Eagleton yearns to be contemporary, but he writes in a defunct, intra-academic argot that was current a generation ago. Vainly struggling to be the dernier cri while clinging to the atavistic certainties of Marxism, the result is the stylistic equivalent of Arthur Scargill in a kaftan.
It would be wrong to suggest that After Theory is entirely without interest. In a number of passages, Eagleton criticises the excesses of the postmodernists, attacking their freewheeling relativism and adamant resistance to any talk of human nature. These are familiar observations, but it is the use he makes of them that is telling. In a curiously predictable turn, Eagleton has joined forces with those on the right who are trying to concoct a new grand narrative for the west. "Confronted with an implacable political enemy, and a fundamentalist one at that," he writes, "the west will no doubt be forced more and more to reflect on the foundations of its own civilisation." It is a dictum that will go down well in neoconservative think-tanks. Just in case there is any doubt about his message, Eagleton goes on: "The west, then, may need to come up with some persuasive-sounding legitimations of its form of life, at exactly the point when laid-back cultural thinkers are assuring it that such legitimations are neither desirable nor necessary."
So now we know what comes after theory. In the time- honoured fashion of grizzled radicals the world over, the scourge of postmodernism has ended up a stout defender of western civilisation.
John Gray is the author of Straw Dogs: thoughts on humans and other animals (published in paperback, with a new foreword, by Granta Books)