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About The Nickel - Hotel Teatro
Located within Denver's historic Tramway Building, originally opened in 1911, The Nickel pays homage to the space that was once used to collect fare from customers riding its resident streetcars: a nickel. Just as the building in which The Nickel is housed has a storied past, the dishes found on the menu at The Nickel all have a story. Led by a distinguished four-person chef team, the menu incorporates the highest quality ingredients from farmers, ranchers, distillers and craft producers, and is comprised of dishes that are easily recognizable and feel simple, but eat complex. The restaurant aims to make all guests feel the warmth of familiarity within its doors, from friendly and knowledgeable service, to the glow of a wood-fire stove, to the comforting aromas of home coming out of the kitchen. The centerpiece of the restaurant, The Barrel Bar, offers house barrel-aged cocktails, on tap.
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
Contemporary American, Comfort Food
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Daily: 6:30am - 11:00am
Brunch: Saturday & Sunday 11:00am- 3:00pm
Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 2:30pm
Dinner: Sunday-Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Cross Street:
Between Lawrence and Arapahoe
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$31 to $50
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(720) 889-2128
Parking Details:
We validate parking through the Hotel Teatro for $8 per vehicle.
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wine
Private Dining
This Denver Restaurant's name pays homage to Hotel Teatro's storied past. With an original vault dating back to the property's origins as Denver's Tramway Building in 1911, the space was once used to collect nickels from customers riding streetcars.
The Nickel - Hotel Teatro Ratings and Reviews
Fun, delicious cocktails. Great food and ...
Fun, delicious cocktails. Great food and amazing presentation. I highly recommend!
Love this place. The tomahawk steak was ...
Love this place. The tomahawk steak was amazing!
The Nickel is the perfect pre-theatre sp ...
The Nickel is the perfect pre-theatre spot. The bar is lively and service is faster than one might expect. The menu offers unusual items, such as the chicken liver mouse, which is far better than most. There are numerous wines by the glass covering all palettes. And, surprisingly, the kids menu has several selections with extremely generous portions. A simply wonderful experience!
Delicious salads for lunch, plus a nice ...
Delicious salads for lunch, plus a nice wine list makes this a great, centrally located spot to drop in for a bite.
Outstanding Denver Restaurant
Our third dinner at The Nickel (pre-theater) -- every meal more outstanding than the next and unique -- it's so fun to see what is on the evenings menu as it changes based on what is fresh and in season -- the Chef De Cuisine and the Sous Chefs are brilliant and skilled, and The Nickel is a true gem -- warm, organic and farm fresh food with dishes often prepared in a deconstructed style -- the potato leek soup with a deconstructed baked potato crisp was brilliant last weekend -- this is a wonderful change from the more traditional, heavy plated dishes common at The Edge and other great restaurants -- whether stove cooked or coming from the wood fire grill, the passion by the team of Chefs for great food and great presentation has come through on every meal we've enjoyed -- It's a 2 Michelin star experience for sure, based on quality and consistency -- just an excellent, excellent dining, food and drink experience and one where you want to thank the Chefs personally for their passion and for caring so much --
The perfect double date
Beautiful food and drinks, excellent service. Jameson was attentive and helpful, and Chef Russell made the experience memorable.
We eat at the Nickel especially when we ...
We eat at the Nickel especially when we are going to the symphony. We secured our reservation there again as our friends had not eaten there and we wanted to have a great meal. The Nickel never has disappointed us. The food is wonderful and our server McCaela did a great job explaining all the items for us. She was very attentive. We will return again and again to the Nickel. A gem in the heart of downtown.
Okay food with marginal service
The service was pretty lacking. Long wait times for drinks - even coffee. I hear they have a great burger, so maybe this would be a better for a burger night.
The service was excellent, helpful and k ...
The service was excellent, helpful and knowledgable but not belittling if you asked a question. The food artistic and delicious. Fun atmosphere and the drinks were well made.
Excellent food and service
We had a business dinner for 11 out of towners. The team raved about the food and agreed it was the best restaurant they'd been to in Denver.
The food, the service, atmosphere, the o ...
The food, the service, atmosphere, the overall experience was perfect! Loved this place!
Amazing food Fantastic service!
The Cubano was the best I've had in Colorado! It was extremely flavorful without being too salty. The flatbread with green chili was delicious and had the perfect amount of complimentary toppings. The fries were delicious and the side salad was crisp, fresh, and tasty! We will definitely be back!
small portions
My party of 4 all ordered the same thing..the halibut. It was absolutely delicious but the portions were all different sizes and half of them were incredibly small. Other then that, delicious!!
Great pre or post theater dining experience.
This is a charming dining experience, but the added perk of the staff timing your meal to ensure you get to your show on-time reduces the stress of pre-theater dining. We have been here three times, and it has never disappointed.
An excellent dinner before the symphony ...
An excellent dinner before the symphony performance. Interesting menu and beautifully presented dishes. Considerate service with keen sense of our time concerns. It was quiet at 5:30 but moderately noisy at 7:00 when we left. All in all a lovely dinner.
Good ideas; execution ?
I and my friend have been here several times before going to the theater. It is so handy. The kitchen staff has good food ideas, but the execution is not always the best. Case in point the goat cheese and beet tart we both ordered as an appetizer on our latest visit. First it was cold which surprised both of us, then the goat cheese was spread so thick on the crust it was difficult to eat. A little goat cheese goes a long way. The beets were fine but could have used a little more seasoning. The pork ribs, while tasty, were barely there. Three (tiny and I do mean tiny) ribs. ( I believe McDonald's McRib sandwich has more meat on it.) And for a price close to $30, I felt underwhelmed.
Easter Brunch
we went here for Easter brunch and had a very bad dining experience. The service was very good as the restaurant was nearly empty. However, the food was not very good. Pretty much just had their normal menu with a few specials. We ordered coffee and had to send it back because it was so bitter. Two people ordered the chicken and waffles, which came with two over done legs , on a bed of lettuce on top of a waffle. Lettuce with waffles and syrup? This entrée was $20.00. I don't mind spending a chunk of money on good food but this was really bad. Do not go there for brunch!
lunch was really good with the Cuban san ...
lunch was really good with the Cuban sandwich being a great choice
Wonderful food, many textures and beauti ...
Wonderful food, many textures and beautiful presentation. Awesome attentive wait staff
A great restaurant for every generation !
A great restaurant for every generation! We saw businessmen, an elderly couple, a mother - daughter, and a big group of women, dining, drinking and enjoying themselves. My husband and I were very impressed with the food, wine and atmosphere. We had a great time talking and laughing. The valet parking was an extra bonus.
Went there for restaurant week and was d ...
Went there for restaurant week and was disappointed. Felt like they did a bait and switch on the menu. Chicken pot pie ended up being chicken and a biscuit and the biscuit was hard and dry. Overall a disappointing dining experience for the price.
Burned 2016
My biscuit was burned, our giardinara was frozen with ice pieces and dessert was burned. We have bee to the Nickel before and liked it....this time we were not impressed.
Great Pre-Theatre Dinner Spot!
We had a wonderful dinner at The Nickel before seeing a play at the Buell. We valeted our car and were able to walk to the play and back which is one block away from the restaurant. They were very accommodating to our time schedule and made the dinner flow nicely without feeling rushed. We absolutely loved the artichoke soup, it was amazing. Then we had pot roast and the chicken and biscuits. While you may think this is comfort food, it was elevated and delicious. The ambiance is very unique. The hotel has history and so does the restaurant. It is decorated very well and has a warm and upscale vibe. We have found our new spot for seeing plays and already made a reservation for next time! It was absolutely a perfect evening.
Amazing dinner, the white fish entree wa ...
Amazing dinner, the white fish entree was by far my favorite fish I have ever have. The aged cocktails are the best
Good food. Interesting menu. Excellent s ...
Good food. Interesting menu. Excellent service. Hectic and noisy. Valet parking available. A good choice pre theater.
Expensive and Limited Selection
Went for lunch on a Sunday before a matinee play. The convenience to the DCPA is great. Both of us had open-faced tortas with egg, chorizo, refried beans and a spoon of guacamole. While it was tasty, at $16, it was very overpriced. The menu is limited and the choices all seem expensive. Service was quite good and arrangements for one of us to have gluten free was effortless.
Pricey and worth it
Excellent food. Interesting tastes well prepared
still good
When we arrived, our table in the main room was not ready so they seated us in the adjacent lounge area which was quieter, and in some ways nicer than the vibrant main room. the menu has been updated and the new offerings keep up the tradition of fine fare.
The food just did not hit the spot at all.
The duck confit salad was a disappointment. The schnitzel was very dry and tough. The goose liver pate was non existent. The cocktails were good.
fun atmosphere
We chose Nickle due to the proximity to DCPA. Loved the onion dip appetizer...yummy! Nice atmosphere. Busy but not too noisy. We had the lamb shank which while the flavor was really good..did not fall off the bone as a shank should. Needed to slow cook longer.
Unsatisfactory Pre-Theater Dinner Experience
We recently dined at The Nickel prior to a performance at the Denver Performing Arts Center. The restaurant is a great location for DPAC. And the service was wonderful, attentive, friendly. But the food -- we ordered chicken pot pie -- was bland and unattractive. Even the vegetables in the pie looked like they came out of a can (although I'm sure they did not). So obviously the meal was unsatisfactory and over-priced for what we got. Thankfully, however, the decent wine list and pleasant (but loud) ambiance saved the meal a bit for us. I understand the restaurant is fairly new, so hopefully it will make some necessary changes to its food menu, or we will find other restaurants in the neighborhood that are convenient to the theater.
Perfect for pre-theatre dining
The restaurant is very convenient to the DCPA performing arts complex -- just across the street from the parking garage. For an efficient and tasty dinner before a play or concert, this is just the place. The wine list has a good selection of moderately priced wines and the staff is helpful in making an appropriate selection. The food is great for sharing -- our party of 4 orders a few dishes and shares them around.
Great Find!
I was looking for a unique dining experience for a customer dinner, and we were all very pleased, customer was impressed!! I will be back!
One of the best things about The Nickel ...
One of the best things about The Nickel is its close proximity to the performing arts complex. Our group of five went there prior to a concert for brunch. The service was very slow, both for the coffee we ordered initially and for the food which was a 45 minute wait with no communication from the staff as to why or when we could expect it. The restaurant was not crowded when we were there. Fortunately we had sufficient time before going to the concert. We were not disappointed with the food, but we were with the slow service. We were there mid day on a Sunday and perhaps the best servers work in the evening.
The Nickel was great! I highly recommen ...
The Nickel was great! I highly recommend and plan to go back soon.
The limited selection at really high pri ...
The limited selection at really high prices will keep me from ever going back. Service was slow. Food was mediocre. At the prices charged, below average food, and slow service this not someplace I would go back to, or recommend.
Not worth the money.
Was expecting lunch and they were serving brunch. Not the typical food you would see on a brunch menu. The description was not accurate to what I received. The Huevos was mostly bread. I did not expect a mock sandwich. Portions on the meat and cheese board were very small based on price.
The Nickel is perfect pre theater dinning.
The Nickel offers great seasonal cuisine, so the menu is fresh and unique. It's perfect for a delicious dinner pre theater at the DCPA. Save room for the caramel monkey bread!
We have been several times for bar apps ...
We have been several times for bar apps before a show and always had a good experience and love the atmosphere at the bar. Quieter and high end. This was our first dinner and was disappointed. Very limited menu; entrees arrived cold and one was forgotten entirely. Slow service in general. Manager was accomodating and offered free dessert. This was Xmas weekend so perhaps was not the A team. If you go, stick to the nice cocktails and appetizers.
Becoming a Christmas Tradition
This is the second year in a row my wife and I had Christmas dinner at the Nickel. Everything from the crafted cocktails, the amazing food, beautiful atmosphere, and wonderful service made it a special evening.
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Hylton Ross - always. Long in business and reputable. I have had first hand experience and they are tops!
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And ask for Wayne Maddams with Hylton Ross... great guide! Table Mountain often has the "tablecloth" (clouds) obscuring it, so you may find that going up in the early morning hours works better. You'll just have to see what's happening when you're there.
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I agree with ShayTay - flip your itinerary and go to Table Mtn first thing in the morning, before the clouds and crowds descend. This will also allow you to return to Cape Town along Chapman's Peak Drive at sunset (do the Cape Peninsula tour in a clockwise direction - east coast/penguins first, west coast at the end of the day) - take a bottle of wine and enjoy a spectacular sunset over the Atlantic. CR
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Thank you guys! I will book a tour with Hylton Ross and see if I can go to Table Mtn first and then Cape Point that afternoon to enjoy the sunset!
On a separate note, do you guys know any good one-day tour to Pilanesberg game reserve? I'll be in JoBurg for one weekend and plan to spend one day to do a safari tour and another day back to the city to visit the Apartheid museum.
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Saw this thread after doing a search and wanted to bookmark.
fatbully - did you take any of the tours?
We're only going to have about 1 1/2 days in Cape Town in June 2014 before we fly back to Johannesburg to join friends to leave on safari. This gave me a couple of ideas.
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There really is only one person who can make one day in Cape Town ultra-special and memorable and she is Pam McOnie of Cape Fusion Tours - www.capefusiontours.com. You won't regret it.
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I agree - Hylton Ross is the best company to do this and Wayne Maddams or Christian do Kooning are top guides. To fit everything in that you want to do I would suggest a private tour as the Cape Peninsula & Penguins tour doesn't touch on Table Mountain, although you do go to Kirstenbosch Gardens. Ask to be dropped off at the top gate of the gardens and met at the bottom gate at least an hour later. You can do the waterfront on your own in the evening without having a guide.
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If the publishing industry seems like just another traditional media dinosaur – waiting, like the music world before it, for the guillotine to fall – well, it's easy to banish the thought in Frankfurt in October.
Walking into one of eight cavernous, stadium-sized halls at the Frankfurt Book Fair, amid the hustle of thousands of people erecting stands lined with books, I'm greeted by an enormous portrait of the very recently departed Steve Jobs.
It's advertising the American journalist Walter Isaacson's biography of the Apple founder, set to be released tomorrow. And even though it turns out the rights have been snapped up before the fair even started, it seems like a sign of something. The enduring cachet of the book, perhaps. Or the way even monolithic industries can move quickly when they need to.
The Frankfurt Book Fair is the world's biggest book festival. Primarily a trade fair, but also part cultural festival and part think-tank conference, it draws something like 300,000 visitors and 7500 exhibitors from 160 countries every year. (Here's another way of thinking about the scale of the thing: they have buses to ferry people from hall to hall.)
It's an international media bazaar – the place where a debut novel can go from complete anonymity to global hot property in a couple of days. This time, if you're wondering, it seems that honour goes to American author Scott Hutchins' A Working Theory of Love, which starts with a young man going through his dead father's belongings and moves towards the building of a human-like robot.
All of the Kiwi publishers I speak to concur: Frankfurt is the mother of all book fairs, a lodestar for the industry. (It's also taking on special significance for New Zealand as the "guest of honour" country for next year's fair – a role that comes with a 2300m2 pavilion and acres of German media attention.)
So how is the publishing world feeling about the future of the book, when sales figures are hopeless, new technologies slow to pay off and internet behemoths like Amazon eager to seize its territory?
Ambivalent, I think is right. Or at least, not as completely gloomy as you might have thought.
Sure, there's a dose of pessimism. In a conference held just before the fair kicked off, former UK Borders chief Philip Downer told publishers they could not "assume people will always love books" and warned the traditional book could be "lost among a welter of apps on a tablet screen".
The head of the German publishers' association, Gottfried Honnefelder, kicks off the fair with the twin messages that e-books are still a tiny part of the European book market (about 1% of sales) – and that more books are already being pirated than sold. Fair director Juergen Boos echoes him, saying he thinks the piracy problem is bigger still.
"The whole chain is being broken up," he says. "The industry is reinventing everything – authors, readers, publishers."
But then he sounds a strong note of optimism too. Children's books are selling as well as they ever have, he says. The book is starting to overlap with games, music, film, interactive designs.
"We have to understand where the book becomes an interactive object," Boos says. "Some say `The traditional book works perfectly well', but our children have already changed. They deal with all this as if it were a toy."
Some of this stuff – the "enhanced book" – sounds pretty woolly, but it's a big feature of the fair. Worldwide Penguin boss John Makinson reportedly told one conference that while the physical book market is declining, "if you take consumption of our intellectual property, of what we produce as a whole, then it isn't decreasing at all".
"But we will have to adapt – to introduce social media elements, gaming elements – and that is what we are doing."
Inside a futuristic dome, the fair even includes two days of panel discussions with experts in film, gaming and "trans-media" (a new buzzword for telling stories across platforms).
Some of these panels are awful – one group of nine German creative professionals presents a tortuous vision of a murder-thriller that sprawls across an online dating website, YouTube, books, and even real life. Who could be bothered?
But others are more intelligible. Canadian producer Louis-Pierre Pharand helped take the mega-popular game Assassin's Creed and spin it off into a set of comics, four novels, an encyclopaedia and a couple of short films. The trick is to make each piece stand alone, he says, make it high-quality, and make sure someone will pay for it.
"If you give it away for free, it's marketing."
Publishers like Faber & Faber and Canongate are joining up with multimedia producers and film companies to work on combined projects. (An interactive app version of TS Eliot's The Wasteland was one of the first successful fruits of this approach.)
Harry Potter producer David Heyman, the clever guy who snapped up the film rights to the series before the book even went to print, explains that the "ancillaries" for film – DVDs, book spin-offs, even theme parks – are now vital.
At the more recognisably bookish end of this spectrum is a company like New Zealand's Booktrack, which has generated huge international publicity and support from heavyweight authors like Salman Rushdie and Jay McInerney. The idea is simple – a customised soundtrack for a book. And as co-founder Mark Cameron explains it before he lets me put the headphones on, it's supposed to take a back-seat while you read, providing an immersive but unobtrusive aural experience.
"The reality of it is, we don't have silence in our lives very often these days anyway." (As for my test-drive, I was sceptical beforehand and tentatively impressed afterwards; I'm not sure I need it, but it seemed to have been done with great care.)
Which brings us back to the plain old e-book, still the biggest thing transforming the industry. And on this at least, the publishers don't seem to be wringing their hands any more. It's happening – they're accepting it.
Publisher Bloomsbury estimates 75% of its titles are now available online, with the rest mostly held up in wrangles with authors and estates. Spokesman Evan Schnittman tells one conference there are great possibilities for both publishers and readers in the electronic age – "Backlist is now frontlist," he says, meaning soon there'll be no such thing as a book being out of print.
Victoria University Press's Fergus Barrowman says while e-book sales are still poor, people are getting their head around the technology.
"I think there's a growing sense that publishers will be able to make digital work for them – as long as they manage their contracts."
He suspects e-books, while important, won't replace the physical book entirely.
"They'll reach a sort of equilibrium – in the same way that TV never killed the movies, and video never killed the movies, but they found a way to co-exist."
He also thinks they'll have to throw out the kitsch – the mock spiral-binding and the "pages" that flick across the screen.
There are still concerns, of course. Publishers investing in "enhanced books" aren't seeing consumers willing to pay for that kind of effort. Amazon keeps exerting an intractable downward pressure on prices – great for consumers, but tough on traditional publishers.
But there's energy at Frankfurt too. Maybe it's just the momentum as the book world goes out into thin air off the end of a cliff, maybe they're kidding themselves, but the sheer sense of commerce at the fair is undeniable.
"The publisher is well-trained in understanding new ideas," says Boos, the fair's director. They have to be to pick a great new book before it takes off. Now, he says, they have to apply the same skills to their whole industry.
"We've been talking a lot. Now is the time to change."
The Frankfurt Book Fair is renowned as the place where books take off. There's a whole hall devoted to the feverish negotiations of agents and editors – representing authors and publishing houses respectively.
Kevin Chapman, president of the Publishers Association of New Zealand, says the deals don't quite go down as they used to. In tougher economic times, editors don't have the discretion to buy on the spot as they once did.
So there was no "seven-figure whale" this year, as one industry magazine put it – a million-dollar rights deal that would set the fair spinning. But there was a whole tier of agreements not too far below that.
Among the hot property was a set of recently found, unpublished 19th-century notebooks by Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula.
The American rights to South African writer Lauren Beukes' The Shining Girls sold for $600,000. According to the publisher, it's about "a violent, time-travelling drifter who, beginning in the 1930s, goes on a 60-year murder spree".
Other titles to attract press included a new volume of a memoir from Kenya's Ngugi wa Thiong'o, a new novel from British Pakistani novelist Nadeem Aslam and Rachel Joyce's The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, a tale about a British senior citizen who walks the country to deliver a letter to a dying friend.
Communicating with the dead was something of a theme this year. Deadmail, by Laurie Frankel, is the story of a computer genius who comes up with a way to email those in the afterlife, while Scott Hutchins' A Working Theory of Love follows a son as he goes through his dead father's stuff before using it as the basis for a highly intelligent robot.
Also causing excitement this year was the news that Arthur Conan Doyle's estate had given permission for his Dr Watson character to be revived. The Perfection of War will see Sherlock Holmes' trusty assistant on the front lines during World War I, trying to work out why a British soldier has been killed by his own men.
Kiwi readers might be interested to know there's a new historical novel about Everest explorer George Mallory's wife forthcoming – Tanis Rideout's Above All Things.
And finally, for followers of the Booker prize, one British agent caused a stir this year by announcing a rival gong. The "Literature Prize" is setting itself up as a more high-brow alternative to the famous prize, after concerns the Booker is being judged for "readability" and popular appeal.
With a support crew including former Booker winners John Banville and Pat Barker, who knows? That might turn out to influence what you read for years to come.
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With less than a month until playoffs, here's how the rankings stand.Record: 5-0Previous rank: 2Last game: 38-7 over St. Edward (Ohio)Next game: Oct. 21 at Passaic County Tech (N.J.)That's what we've been waiting for. After a tumultuous start to the season, one that included shaky victories against Manatee (Fla.) and Ridgewood (N.J.), Bosco was back and better than ever during its showdown with St. Ed's. The defense was unforgiving, surrendering 12 first downs. The offense was surprisingly dangerous, with quarterback Mike Yankovich completing 15-of-20 passes for 165 yards. It was the Ironmen's most complete performance to date, reestablishing the team as undisputed frontrunners.Now, it's back to the Garden State. After defeating three touted out-of-state opponents (Mission Viejo (Calif.), Manatee, St. Edward), the Ironmen take on four in-state foes -- including 5-0 St. Joseph -- before the playoffs. 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The trio registered 387 yards and six touchdowns in the win.Record: 6-0Previous rank: 4Last game: 35-0 win at Sickles (Fla.)Next game: Oct. 14 vs. Strawberry Crest (Fla.)The streak continues. With a 35-0 shutout of Sickles, Armwood's defense has held opponents to 20 consecutive scoreless quarters, a stretch dating back to the fourth quarter of its Aug. 26 win at Bishop Gorman. Since then, the only points the Hawks allowed have come on a kick return and a blocked punt. It's truly something to behold.Expect more of the same next Saturday. Armwood's opponent, Strawberry Crest, is 0-5 and has scored just 19 points all season. There should be plenty of turnovers for Eric Striker, Jarvis McCall and Co. to go around.Record: 6-0Previous rank: 3Last game: 42-38 win at Plano East (Texas)Next game: Oct. 14 vs. Plano West (Texas)If there's something to be said about resilience, Allen's never-say-die mentality speaks volumes. For the second consecutive week, the Eagles trailed in the second half. And for the second consecutive week, the Eagles rallied for an inspiring win -- in this case, a 42-38 classic at Plano East.There is cause for concern. The Eagles have consistently struggled against inferior opponents are developing a reputation as slow starters. They failed to enter the red zone once in the first half, troubling for an offense with Alabama commit Alec Morris and Missouri commit Jonathan Williams. It could spell serious issues in bouts at Marcus (Texas) and Hebron (Texas) later in the month.But Allen won. It remains squarely in the national title hunt. And wide receiver Andrew Rodriguez continues to amaze. A-Rod hauled in acrobatic 69 and 45 yard touchdowns, giving him 11 scores on the season.Record: 7-0Previous rank: 6Last game: 55-3 win at Clover (S.C.)Next game: Oct. 14 at Rock Hill (S.C.)Separated by 80 miles on I-85 North, Gaffney shares more in common with Clemson than a South Carolina zip code. The Indians have similarly surprised in '11, transitioning from nonfactor to national contender by midseason. Coming off Friday's 55-3 drubbing of Clover, they're one game closer to a perfect campaign.The remainder of the road won't be easy. Gaffney's final four opponents all boast better than .500 records, including Northwestern (S.C.), which thumped the Indians 42-28 during their meeting last October. It won't matter if Joey Copeland -- who threw for six touchdowns at Clover -- continues his torrid tear.Record: 6-0Previous rank: 8Last game: 35-21 win at DeMatha (Md.)Next game: Oct. 15 at Bishop McNamara (Md.)The legend of Stefon Diggs continues to grow in Olney, Md. With three key plays against DeMatha, the 6-0, 185-pounder demonstrated the dynamic ability that has three dozen D-I programs bidding for his services.Clinging to slim a 7-6 lead, Diggs returned a punt 60 yards to the end zone. It provided insurance before the half, offering a sorely needed boost for an offense that totaled just 79 yards.After the Stags stormed back to tie the game at 21, Diggs corralled a 19-yard, third-and-nine reception to keep the offense on the field. Two plays later, Dorian O'Daniel raced for a 58-yard touchdown to give Good Counsel a lead it wouldn't relinquish.Perhaps most important, facing fourth-and-11 with just minutes remaining, Diggs reeled in a 22-yard first down grab. It set up another O'Daniel score to cement the Falcons' 35-21 triumph.Look for Diggs to inflict similar damage next week. The Falcons' next opponent, Bishop McNamara, went 0-10 last year and lost to Good Counsel 48-0 during their meeting last October.Record: 7-1Previous rank: 7Last game: 69-0 win at Pahrump Valley (Nev.)Next game: Oct. 14 at Spring Valley (Nev.)Bishop Gorman's demolition of Nevada competition is equivalent to that of an SEC squad in a Pop Warner league. Here are the results from their five in-state games, none of which have been closer than seven touchdowns.This is also telling of the amount of playing time being given to second-stringers: Shaquille Powell, the team's primary running back, has 68 carries. Backups Lorenzo Fertitta, Nathan Starks and Tajon Allen have 71.Record: 4-1Previous rank: 1Last game: 27-20 OT loss to Miramar (Fla.)Next game: Oct. 14 vs. South Broward (Fla.)Midway through the fourth quarter of Thursday's matchup with Miramar, St. Thomas Aquinas led 20-13. It was driving, poised to overcome a subpar performance from quarterback Max Lescano (who finished just 7-of-23). Then five-star cornerback Tracy Howard intercepted Lescano at the goal line. It set in motion a dizzying sequence of events.Miramar's Devonte Mathis tied the game with a 10-yard score. Howard blocked Nolan Bieck's game-winning field goal at the end of regulation. D'Vontis Arnold scored on a one-yard touchdown in overtime, and the Raiders were silenced after Lescano's fourth down pass to fell harmlessly to the turf. The Raiders' 19-game winning streak, and dream of a repeat national title, was vanquished.It's a devastating blow, to be certain. But Aquinas remains in the Top 10 thanks to impressive early wins over Prattville (Ala.), Cypress Bay (Fla.) and De La Salle (Calif.). It also remains the favorite in the Florida 7A playoffs, and should likely roll through the rest of the regular season before they kick off in November.Record: 8-0Previous rank: 9Last game: 71-0 win at Clarkston (Ga.)Next game: Oct. 21 vs. Greater Atlanta Christian (Ga.)Ready to believe in Buford? The Wolves continue to state their case for national recognition, this time with a 71-0 stomping of Clarkston. It was an exercise in domination: Ten Buford players scored touchdowns, and the team led 37-0 by the end of the first quarter.More outrageous? Buford led 51-0 at half despite running just 12 offensive plays from scrimmage. That's remarkable efficiency.Record: 6-0Previous rank: 10Last game: 45-7 win at Morton Ranch (Texas)Next game: Oct. 13 at Mayde Creek (Texas)With quarterback Brooks Haack already on Division-I radar, it's time to turn attention to top target Jordan Thompson. The shifty 5-9, 155-pound wideout has been instrumental to the Tigers' quick start, and collected five catches for 89 yards and a score against Morton Ranch. He now has 719 yards and nine touchdowns on the year, and is certainly one to watch as the season progresses.The Tigers' running game was also impressive. Rodney Anderson, Ricky Bickham and Cody Gomez combined for 137 yards and two touchdowns, helping Katy's offense continue to function despite the injury to Adam Taylor.Next five: DeSoto (DeSoto, Texas), Moeller (Cincinnati), Miramar (Miramar, Fla.), Harrison (Farmington Hills, Mich.), Trinity (Euless, Texas)• Miramar quarterback Cam Hodge also deserves credit for the upset of Aquinas. For all the mention of the Raiders' shortcomings, Hodge was heroic in stints, finishing with 215 yards and a touchdown. He's now thrown for 908 yards and nine scores, sparking the Patriots' 5-0 start.Though Miramar remains ranked behind Aquinas -- a team it just defeated -- that could change as early as next week. The Pats face another stiff test in 5-0 Boyd Anderson (Fla.), and should catapult into the Top 10 with a victory.• Moeller (Ohio) continues to rise. The Fighting Crusaders improved to 7-0 with a 36-10 win at Elder (Ohio). Junior Keith Watkins added rushing, receiving and kickoff return touchdowns in the victory.• Union's (Okla.) 94-game district winning streak is over. Owasso (Okla.) toppled the Tulsa heavyweight during an emotional 41-38 win. The Rams overcame a 21-point deficit in the final 5:38.• The last 91 seconds of the game between Valdosta (Ga.) and Lowndes (Ga.) were spectacular. Valdosta scored, recovered an onside kick and scored again to clinch an incredible 21-17 victory, helping the Wildcats improve to 6-1 and end a seven-game losing streak against the Vikings.• The nation's top-ranked recruits dazzled. Dorial Green-Beckham had 354 receiving yards and three touchdowns, Johnathan Gray collected 264 yards and five scores and Jameis Winston accounted for four total touchdowns (three rushing, one passing) in respective Hillcrest (Mo.), Aledo (Texas) and Hueytown (Ala.) wins. Ho-hum.• High school kickers made some incredible headlines. Pinckney Community High's (Mich.) Brianna Amat kicked the game-winning 31-yard field after being named homecoming queen, and Carson High's (Nev.) Austin Pacheco converted a 64-yard kick with 27.4 seconds remaining. Both happened two weeks ago. Both warrant mention again here.• Don't forget about Pulaski Academy (Ark.). Coach Kevin Kelley's unconventional bunch bettered its record to 6-0 with a 42-14 triumph at De Queen (Ark.). Fredi Knighten continues to do it all: With another stellar performance, he's racked up 2,268 passing yards, 425 rushing yards, 36 total touchdowns and 11 defensive sacks on the season.


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There's ''deep throat'' and then there's ''deep throat''. Both were iconic and occurred in 1972. However, put the Watergate scandal aside, this is about the biography of porn's deep throat, Linda Boreman, known as Linda Lovelace.
The biopic, Lovelace, shows an insight into the violent, early life Lovelace. Yep, it's got violence, domestic violence, but this is done in a palatable way, because there's really no nice way to make a movie about a person getting beaten by their partner.
It's a slow burner, but it pulls no, er, punches.
Lovelace herself, it's revealed, got dealt quite a few punches and other attacks by her controlling husband Chuck Traynor. In an era where leaving your husband wasn't the done thing, Lovelace felt she had no choice but to put up with a barrage of violent abuse. Although she put out a book, back in the day, this movie gives those of us born post the 70s an insight into her life, beyond the sheets.
If the storyline doesn't grab you, the cast might.
Lovelace is played extraordinarly well by Amanda Seyfried (Mamma Mia, Red Riding Hood) and is one of nearly a dozen Hollywood stars. Peter Sarsgaard (Jarhead, Green Lantern) plays the abusive Traynor, while James Franco (127 hours) plays the fleeting role of Hugh Hefner. Sharon Stone (Basic Instinct) takes a break from her acting hiatus to play the role of Lovelace's traditional mother, Dorothy, while Robert Patrick (Terminator) plays father, John. A stunning cast and a surprisingly good, well-worth watching movie about a young woman stuck in an abusive relationship.
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Sadly this album isn't Heir
Digging: Car Seat Headrest - Teens of Denial
i miss this album
Oh man, album is cool
Album Rating: 3.0Yeah it's awesome
Album Rating: 4.0what was the tune we jammed in plug by this band?
Album Rating: 3.0Of course you put this in plug when I'm not there ffffff
Album Rating: 4.0So yeah I ended up really enjoying this.
Album Rating: 4.0rightly so, this album is tight.
Album Rating: 4.0almost forgot how insanely great "hands are for helping" is. love the guitar leads in that song.
Album Rating: 3.5Vocals take too much away from the music for me. Dude's not even trying.
Album Rating: 4.0This album is sad bastard music epitomized.
Album Rating: 3.0"Vocals take too much away from the music for me. Dude's not even trying."
dunno how much screamo you listen to but he's pretty damn solid
Album Rating: 4.0ye the vocalist is just fine.
Album Rating: 3.0vocals aren't really the focus here anyways
Digging: Guilty Connector - Curved Dream In Town
Album Rating: 4.0^
Album Rating: 3.0headphones this is like one of the worst places to start with skramz what are you doiiiing
Album Rating: 3.0Yeah it's good but I'm guessing this is probs your first album from the genre based on your ratings and there are much better places to start
Album Rating: 4.0Start with Pg. 99 or Orchid. Then get into the twinkly stuff.
Album Rating: 3.0ehh idk if Pg. 99 or Orchid are good starting points just cause they're pretty far into the chaotic intense end of the genre which can be a turn off to people who aren't used to that sound, though they are still two of the best in the genre. I'd say try Off Minor or City of Caterpillar, those are pretty good starting points imo.
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May 24th race: Whats in a name?
The renaming of the Bermuda Day Half Marathon Derby has stirred controversy, with some opposing any corporate identity being placed on the 104-year-old road race.
At the same time others say if the price of organising the showpiece race is to allow the lead sponsor to have its name co-joined in the title, then so be it. That a proposed name change can stir so much debate reflects the passion and sentiment many Bermudians feel for the road race.
Today, almost every successful sporting event has a sponsors name attached to its title, including famous races such as the ING New York Marathon and the Virgin London Marathon.
For a sponsor, the exposure and goodwill generated from being visibly associated with a popular community event can be priceless, while event organisers benefit from solid funding that helps them put on and improve their event.
Appleby has sponsored the race since 2005. It has been a successful partnership, boosting the race and ensuring many Island charities benefit from funds raised by the event. Earlier this week the organisers announced the race would be known as the Appleby Half Marathon Derby.
Such a sponsorship link-up is today regarded as the norm. But there are exceptions, and for Bermuda the question is should the Bermuda Day race continue to be one of those exceptions?
Around the world certain events with a steeped history have no sponsors name attached. The Wimbledon Championships and the Tour de France are examples. But should Bermudas May 24 race remain among that select grouping?
It is one of a rare few annual road races in the world to have been held more than 100 times. From its grass roots origins, the Derby has enjoyed a quirky history with varying routes and distances, its Island residents only restriction, and the retiring of race bib No. 1 in honour of multi-time winner Sir Stanley Burgess.
While there have been a few missteps along the way, the race committees through the years have done a sterling job preserving this signature event. It is one of Bermudas unique treasures, enjoyed and passed on from generation to generation and it rightly holds a special place in the hearts of Bermudians. That the race will now have main sponsors name Appleby affixed to its title has caused some consternation, particularly over the initial loss of the word Bermuda from the title. On Thursday, the race committee reacted and retitled the event the Appleby Bermuda Half Marathon Derby.
Whether that will be accepted as a compromise, or whether the public preference is for the race to be remain unbridled by a corporate identity, remains to be seen.
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