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|Check out the cool bar stools!
|Just part of the interesting mosaic adoring the walls.
|The Ropa Vieja. Presentation isn't a strong point of Bongo's.
|Check out the cool bar stools!
|Just part of the interesting mosaic adoring the walls.
|The Ropa Vieja. Presentation isn't a strong point of Bongo's.
|Walk ups can be easy to get here.
Located towards the back of the first floor of the main building of the Grand Floridian, the Cafe is easily overlooked by many guests. This, coupled with its surprisingly large size meant that my wife and I were easily able to get a walk-up table for lunch, even though it was both the Princess Marathon weekend and the NBA All-Star Weekend in Orlando, and crowds were noticeably heavier.
|I love the trey ceiling and how bright and airy the Cafe feels!
|Ask for a table by the window and get a great view of the grounds.
|The Grand Sandwich.
|The Reuben comes on rye but I substituted Focaccia bread.
|Who's up for some dessert?
Most Disney kids' menus follow a predictable pattern: Nuggets, macaroni and cheese, and burgers. The exception to the rule is the World Showcase, where kids can partake in more sophisticated but still kid-friendly versions of the type of cuisine their parents and older siblings are enjoying. Nowhere is this more true than at Via Napoli, where the kids' menu is easily as good as the adult menu.
If you've eaten there or followed the buzz, you know that Via Napoli serves outstanding wood-fired pizza with fresh mozzarella and inventive toppings. Appetizers and desserts are a pleasure, and the dining room is visually appealing, lively, and fun. It's a must-do for us on every trip.
If you're on the dining plan, kids start with a fruit cup or a small salad. My kids preferred the fruit cup, which was a large serving of fresh strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and grapes. It's served in a fancy little glass perched on a saucer; a nice touch that makes kids feel a bit grown up. You'll then get a choice of three entrees: A small individual pizza, spaghetti with meatballs, or a ham and cheese calzone. Kids on the dining plan also get a choice of dessert, a chocolate gelato or cookie.
My sons chose the pizza, which is a smaller version of the adult pizza. It's chewy, thin crust pizza with a delicious marinara covered with buffalo mozzarella. The taste is extraordinary, but if your kids prefer a traditional New York-style pizza, they may not like this. My kids love it, but just be forewarned. The marinara is nice and light, with the fresh taste of tomatoes and not overly spicy. If I had one complaint it's that the cheese only covers a few inches in the middle of the pizza. I would have preferred it to go a little bit closer to the crust.
My daughter had the spaghetti with meatballs and she ate the entire thing, minus the meatballs. My husband and I actually had them and they were quite good! Tender, lightly seasoned, these would please kids who are real carnivores, I think. The serving is huge, so if you're not on the dining plan and you have light eaters, you may consider having your kids share this entree.
After being offered cookies at almost every Disney restaurant, my kids were tired of them and opted for the rich, chocolate gelato instead. Most ice cream that bills itself as gelato lacks the creaminess of real gelato, so I was pleased to see that Via Napoli's has that desired texture that sets it apart from your everyday ice cream. The darker chocolate flavor of the gelato gave it a grown up touch that just added to the luxurious feeling of the dessert. It's a real surprise.
Hollywood Studios doesn't have the best reputation when it comes to food, but if you know where to look, you'll find some extraordinary treats in unexpected places. Here are my top five, in no particular order.
1. The Red Velvet Cupcake from Starring Rolls. At only one snack credit, this huge red velvet cupcake covered in cream cheese frosting with a surprise cheesecake filling will easily feed two happy kids. Best of all, it's not overly sweet like many Disney cupcakes.
2. Rosie's 1/3 Pound Angus Onion Straw Cheddar Cheeseburger. The onion straws, spicy barbecue sauce and cheddar cheese elevate what is the most maligned of Disney park food–the hamburger–to new heights. Rosie's All American Cafe is located across from Beauty and the Beast Live on Stage and has outdoor seating only.
3. Sterling Silver Pork Seared Tenderloin. Despite the Studios less than stellar food reputation, it happens to have one of the best signature restaurants on property, The Brown Derby. While you'll hear a lot of talk about the Cobb salad and the grapefruit cake, the real star on this menu is this sweet and smoky pork dish, which often comes with herb and four-cheese spaetzle and a cider vinegar jus. Don't eat pork? Consider asking your server to have it made with a chicken breast instead.
4. Grilled Veggie Sandwich at Backlot Express. Vegetarians have to look hard to break out of the veggie burger rut at quick-service locations, but each park seems to have a standout sandwich. This grilled sandwich at Backlot Express comes with mushrooms, red peppers, zucchini, tomato, watercress and cheese with sundried tomato pesto on a nice artisan bread. Vegans can ask to have this sandwich minus the cheese but watch out–the bread has asiago cheese in it.
5. The Carrot Cake Cookie from the Writer's Stop. This sandwich cookie is the best of both worlds: Two soft, lightly spiced carrot cake cookies with a thick layer of cream cheese frosting in the middle. It's not so much a cookie as a nod to that great American tradition, the whoopie pie. The Writer's Stop itself is a hidden gem, tucked right next to the Sci-Fi Diner. You might miss it altogether if you're not looking. Probably because of this, you'll rarely encounter long lines in this shop, where you'll also find decent coffee and other treats. It's as close to a neighborhood coffee shop as you're going to get in a theme park.
One last thing: It can be hard to get breakfast at Hollywood Studios. Part of the reason for this is that there isn't a lot open, so the locations that do serve breakfast are very crowded. The other problem is that you're probably going to be running to Toy Story Midway Mania to get your fastpass. Unless you have time to spare, make sure you eat a little something before you hit this park first thing in the morning.
|Inside the Yachtsman Steakhouse. Photo courtesy of Walt Disney World.
When describing Disney World to someone, you might say things like "amazing themed resorts" or "full of family fun!" But when was the last time you said "It's a place to go to get world-class steaks?" If the answer is never, then you need to make a point of visiting the Yachstman Steakhouse on your next visit.
Located inside Disney's Yacht Club Resort in the Epcot area, the Yachtsman Steakhouse is considered by many the go-to restaurant on property for quality meats cooked to order. I happen to share that sentiment. It is a signature restaurant on the Disney Dining Plan, meaning it requires two table service credits per person. If paying out of pocket, they also accept the Tables in Wonderland card. Open nightly for dinner only, a credit card guarantee is required at the time of booking your reservation. Your credit card will not be charged any money at this time; however, should plans change and you fail to cancel your reservation at least 24 hours in advance, a $10 per person cancellation charge will be billed to the card.
Although Yachtsman Steakhouse is described as having a "New England theme" (perhaps because of the resort it is located in), if you are looking for nautical touches, you won't find any other than the sailboat on the sign outside. No matter, the dark colored hardwood floors and crisp white linen tablecloths and contrasting dark napkins make for an attractive setting, and the dining room itself is quite expansive; it's much bigger on the inside than it would appear to be. I found the tables to be far enough apart that you didn't feel as if you were on top of other guests while eating (a problem that some Disney restaurants suffer from – I'm looking in your direction, California Grill) and that even though there is an open kitchen, it's also far enough away from the main dining area that it didn't interfere with conversation. I think Chris and I disagree as to whether this is a romantic restaurant or not. Granted, aside from perhaps Victoria & Albert, there's probably no place you can eat on property without dining among families and children, but the dimmed lighting and steakhouse feel come pretty close to at least giving it high romantic potential.
Once seated, your sever will bring you out a nice array of fresh breads to try together with a lovely citrus infused butter with sea salt. If you care for an adult beverage, there are a number of specialty drinks and cocktails, or you can have them make you a cocktail of your choice. If you prefer, ask your server about the extensive wine list featuring both new and old world wines. Just don't fill up on bread while you decide what to order. In fact, you might want to skip the appetizers (or consider splitting one) to save room for the main course. While Yachtsman Steakhouse serves a seasonal menu of fresh seafood, free range chicken, lamb and assorted children's dishes, being a steakhouse, the main focus is of course, steak.
|The delicious 12 ounce New York Strip Steak.
All of the steak served at Yachtsman is aged, grain fed beef, and then cut on property before being cooked. In fact, when you are being escorted to your table, your server will be sure to point out the butcher room to your left if anyone in your party has never dined there. There's even a helpful reference chart inside to show you what part of the cow each cut of beef comes from. Steaks are offered in a variety of cuts and sizes, from the 8 ounce Center Cut Filet Mignon served with mashed potatoes in a Cabernet wine sauce ($41.00) up to a 24 ounce Prime New York Strip Steak served with carmody potato gratin and a peppercorn brandy sauce ($44.00). Anyone else picturing that scene with John Candy from the Great Outdoors right now? Of course, if you have questions about anything on the menu, or you would like to substitute something, just ask. The servers are all very knowledgeable and very accommodating.
|The 8 ounce filet is actually a lot of food!
|The sauteed mushroom caps are a nice addition.
There are also an array of side dishes to choose from which are served a la carte, such as truffle macaroni and cheese ($9.00), caramelized onions in white balsamic and butter ($6.00), or the sauteed mushroom caps in garlic, cream and Cabernet wine sauce ($8.00), to name a few. I found the macaroni and cheese, which includes Reypenaer, to be overpowering with flavor and unpleasant to my taste buds, but the sauteed mushroom caps are exquisite.
Each will be prepared any way you like it, from rare to well done. I always go for medium, which is pink with a warm center inside. I've found that regardless of what my wife and I order, the steak always comes out so tender that it barely takes any work for the knife to cut through the meat, and the flavor is "melt in your mouth" good. I also like that these aren't particularly fatty cuts of beef; sometimes steakhouses will skimp on quality or deliver large portions that are really mostly fat, so I was glad to see this wasn't the case here.
If you still have room after dinner for dessert (I never have), there is a limited dessert menu of choices ranging from a flourless chocolate cake to a creme brulee or an order of fresh berries. You also can get coffee, hot chocolate, and a variety of dessert wines or specialty coffee drinks to go with your meal. I will say looking at the sample dessert offerings, while they appear tasty, they also look rather small in size, though this may just be due to the fact that I'm making that comparison after having consumed a large quantity of meat. Still, I think I'd rather head over to the nearby Beaches and Cream and get an ice cream to satisfy my sweet tooth.
Yachstman Steakhouse makes for a very enjoyable and satisfying meal, and it is definitely on the list of restaurants my wife and I eat at while visiting Walt Disney World. If there's one area where this restaurant falls down, it's in the area of consistency. This may be due to the number of chefs working in the kitchen each night preparing the food, but any good restaurant should do their best to ensure that the guest experience is close to the same each time. That is what keeps people coming back again and again. Several times, unfortunately, I've found that not to be the case. Once, my wife and I ate here twice in one week, the second time joined by friends. Because we loved what we had ordered earlier in the week, we ordered it again. My steak was over-seasoned, my wife's under-seasoned, while our friends' meals came out perfectly.
Despite this, I consider this a small blemish on an otherwise excellent restaurant. If you are looking for good food and a great atmosphere in a beautiful resort during your trip, look no further than Yachtsman Steakhouse. Maybe I'll see you there, and we can split that porterhouse.
|Mmmm… hot dogs. Photo courtesy of Flickr.
I confess, I love a good hot dog. Yes, I've heard what's in them, but that's never stopped me from eating them. When I was single, I probably ate them several times per week, a fact I'm sure my cardiologist will rub in my face in a few years as he's scheduling my angioplasty. Regardless, the hot dog is to me the type of food that works anywhere -at sporting events, barbeques and of course, theme parks. They're fast to cook, you can eat them on the run to your next attraction, and they come in a variety of tasty choices.
Now, there are a few places around the Magic Kingdom you can find a hot dog, but for me, I have to get one at Casey's Corner. Located on Main Street, you can't miss it with the bright yellow paint job, the life size statute of a baseball player outside the entrance, and the amazing piano player outside laying down some rag time tunes. Oh yea, the giant letter "C" on the front of the building is a good indicator, too, in case you miss all the other ones.
Casey's has been around since the Magic Kingdom opened in 1971. It's theme is baseball, so everywhere you look has some sort of relationship to baseball. The cast members outfits look like uniforms. The walls are adorned with pictures of old baseball teams, pennants (both for real and imaginary teams) and even a fake scoreboard. While table seating is limited outside, there are bleachers inside you can sit down to eat at while watching old black and white baseball cartoons. And remember the piano player I mentioned earlier? The music they play is from the late 1800's to early 1900's, the golden era of baseball. While I've never felt like I was at an actual baseball game while eating there, I will say that it is well themed, like most other dining destinations around Walt Disney World.
|Photo courtesy of 52 weeks of Disney.
There's also a nice toppings bar with relish, sauerkraut and cheddar cheese sauce available. Before Casey's had all these signature dogs, I used to get just a plain hot dog meal and then top it with melted cheddar cheese and sauerkraut. These days, I get the chili cheese dog and do the same thing! While I'm still upset that Disney has done away with their all beef hot dogs, I'm happy to see that they finally ditched their short lived wheat buns – why anyone thought I would want to healthy when ordering a hot dog is beyond me. The buns now are a soft white bread that's still firm enough to handle an array of toppings. I have noticed though that if you order late in the evening, you run the risk of getting a dried out bun. While the price has gone up on the dogs too, they've also gotten bigger. They're now footlongs, and as a combo meal, more than enough food, though if you want dessert, you have your choice of cracker jacks, cotton candy, or a brownie. The usual coke products, milk, chocolate milk, coffee, and hot chocolate are also available.
While I've found a new favorite in the chili cheese dog, judging by what other guests are eating, the Chicago style dog seems to be the fan favorite, while most kids go for a plain hot dog (though younger kids may not be able to eat a whole one) or the corn nuggets. I've honestly never had the nachos, and, oddly enough, in hundreds of trips to the Magic Kingdom, have never seen anyone eating them. So, if you have, please share you thoughts on how they were, inquiring minds want to know!
If there's a downside to Casey's, it's the small size. On busy days in the park, standing in line makes me claustrophobic. And as I mentioned, it suffers from a lack of seating. There are tables outside, but guests will often sit down and hog them for hours. This is especially true as it gets later in the evening, as if you are lucky enough to score a table between the trees, you'll have a nice view of Wishes (but absolutely no view of the evening parade). I wish there was a way for Disney to add more seating; unfortunately, there's no place to put it. My advice would be to try and go at an off time -either before or after the usual lunch or dinner times, and you should have better luck finding a place to sit. If all else fails, there's always the curb!
I will say I've never had a bad hot dog at Casey's, and now that the buns are good again (most of the time), it's a must do for us on every visit. If you're looking for something quick and tasty your next trip, and find yourself on Main Street, consider stopping in and giving Casey's Corner a try. They are counted as a quick service meal on the Disney dining plan and are open daily from 11 a.m. until park close. Note that they get very busy right around the time of the parade and fireworks, so plan ahead.
A lot of times when I'm in the parks, I want a quiet meal. It's less about the food than just sitting down someplace where I don't have to compete to get a table and where someone brings me my food. Bonus points if it's a litle quieter than Cosmic Rays. The Plaza Restaurant fits that bill completely.
Located in the Magic Kingdom, the Plaza serves reliably good sandwiches and provides a nice break from the hustle and bustle of the Magic Kingdom. Afterwards, you can also satisfy your sweet tooth with ice cream specialties and cheesecake. The decor continues the theme you'll see all along Main Street USA: Imagine an early 20th Century ice cream parlor, complete with windows decked out in sheer white curtains, white moulding, brass accents, and green chairs. The room is pretty without being fussy and the staff is friendly and attentive, as is the case in most Disney restaurants.
The reuben sandwich is a favorite, with corned beef stacked high. If you're a New Yorker, you might want to pass, but the rest of us will enjoy this spicy sandwich served with crispy fries.
Vegetarians aren't left out. In fact, if you forgo eating meat, the Plaza is a much better alternative than the veggie burgers and sandwiches you'll find at quick-service locations in the parks. At $10.99, this sandwich costs just slightly more than a quick-service meal and comes with mozzarella, hummus, pesto, cucumber, roasted red pepper, tomato, and lettuce on a freshly baked foccaccia You also get a choice of broccoli slaw, chips, or fries.
I really enjoyed the cheeseburger here. I'm sure it's the same patty you get elsewhere in the Magic Kingdom, but it was fresher and the bun tasted better. I'd go back just for it. The fries that come with all these sandwiches are larger and crispier than those served at quick-service locations. You can also get thick-cut chips. Both are a nice choice, but I'm going to give an edge to the fries.
The Plaza is the type of restaurant where, if you stick with simple dishes, you'll leave happy, but venture into the more complicated territory of pastas and (gasp) meatloaf and you'll probably be disappointed. Since entrees here cost only a bit more than your average quick-service meal, I recommend not using a table-service credit, especially if you're not getting dessert. Instead, just pay out of pocket. Reservations are not difficult to get, but if you'd like to eat at peak times, make sure to make your reservations as far out as possible.
Stepping in from the hot Florida sun into 50s Prime Time Cafe is like stepping into your grandmother's living room, if your grandmother's house was decorated in a fun, 50s-style kitsch. Black and white televisions playing old favorites, formica, pinks, blues, and 50s futuristic touches, this restaurant is nostalgic fun for anyone, whether you lived through that era or just watched it on Nick at Night.
Your server here will call herself "mom" or perhaps "cousin" or even "uncle," but they'll all have one thing in common: Making sure you mind your manners. Think it's okay to put your elbows on the table? Mom has something to say about it. Didn't finish your veggies? You better hide them because when your Cousin Sue comes back, she's not going to like it. Some servers have the routine down better than others, especially the "mom" types. On our last visit, our server was friendly but brisk. Fortunately, the server for the table next to us had the entire room in stitches with her routine, as she went from table to table checking up on all of us, so we didn't miss out on the fun.
As nice as it is to be entertained, you're really here from the food and 50s Prime Time doesn't disappoint. Think comfort food with a Southern touch, with standouts like fried chicken served with to-die-for greens, meatloaf, and chicken pot pie, but you can also try lighter fare like salads and poached salmon. Round that out with flavored sodas, like cherry coke, diner-style desserts, milk shakes, malts and even a few inventive mixed drinks for the grown ups, and you have an enjoyable, and fun, meal.
I live in the south and I'm picky about my fried chicken, so I was pleasantly surprised at how good Prime Time's is. Your crust shouldn't shatter and fall to the table when you bite into it, but it shouldn't be a soggy mess either. This chicken falls nicely in between, a lightly spiced, non-greasy piece of chicken with a delicious crust. And there's a lot of it, by the way, usually three to four pieces.
You'll get it serving of mashed potatoes with gravy that are perfectly fine, but the real star of this dish is the greens that come with it. Spicy and, somewhat shocking to this southern cook, not not at all soggy, these greens are delicious. Of course I know you can make greens so they still have a nice bite to them, but I cook them the way I was taught: Until they're mushy. If you've been turned off by greens before because of the texture, give these a try.
The roast beef is good too. Tender roast beef braised with tomato juice, it's served in an unnecessarily complicated mound of mashed potatoes and julienned carrots and celery. I generally don't care for pot roast that's been cooked with tomato juice and I probably wouldn't get this again because of it, but that's more of a personal thing preference rather than a problem with the preparation and overall taste. Overall, it's a good, solid dish and I liked how the carrots and celery were still slightly crispy. If you'd debating between this dish and the fried chicken, give the sampler platter a try. It comes with both plus meatloaf for $19.99.
Kids meals are the usual fare with the addition of a grilled fish option. My daughter really enjoyed the macaroni with marinara sauce.
|The inside of Tutto Italia Restaurant
|Murals like this adorn the walls inside. Tacky?
|Gnocchi pasta in a parmesan cream sauce. Delicious!
|Chocolate torta with raspberry sauce
|This mocha tiramisu didn't disappoint!
I'd heard a lot of good things about breakfast at Kona Cafe, so I've been wanting to try it for a while. Of course the big debate is whether you go for the macadamia nut pancakes or the Tonga Toast, both of which are the stuff of Disney breakfast dreams. Being the undecided types, our large group decided to try both and because we're extra greedy, we threw in a Big Kahuna Platter for good measure.
Kona Cafe is located on the second floor of the Polynesian Lobby. You're literally steps away from the monorail, so it's incredibly convenient to get here. It's decorated in browns, dark oranges, and yellows that compliment the lobby, which is open to the restaurant. You'll do well to make a dining reservation here, as at most Disney restaurants, but during less busy times of the year walk-ups are an option. We got our 7:40 reservation about a week in advance, so it's a much easier location to book than say Ohana, which is also at the Poly.
Kona Cafe's Tonga Toast has some of the most ardent fans of any dish at Disney World and with good reason. It's simply delicious. They take sourdough bread and stuff it with bananas and then roll it in cinnamon sugar. It's then fried and served with a fresh-tasting strawberry compote. You'll also get your choice of ham, bacon, or sausage. At $12.99, it's a pretty good deal and filling enough that you'll happily pass by the snacks in the park later that morning. Trust me, this is a good thing no matter how much you love Mickey bars, considering that Tonga Toast is essentially a large donut filled with bananas! A large, very tasty donut.
By the way, if you're on a budget or can't get into Kona Cafe, you can get the same Tonga Toast at Captain Cook's quick service for $5.99, minus the bacon.
Next up, we tried the Big Kahuna Platter, pictured above. It comes with French toast, pancakes topped with pineapple sauce and macadamia nut butter, two eggs cooked the way you like, home fried potatoes, ham, bacon, and sausage. At $11.99, it's a huge amount of food, but other than the pancakes, there's nothing out of the ordinary here. It's basically the same breakfast platter you'd get at Denny's or Shoney's and like any of those places, the French toast is dry and a little bland, the eggs and sausage are, well, they're eggs and sausage. Perfectly acceptable, nothing to write home about. Definitely try it if you have a big appetite or even consider spitting it and adding a side of toast. It's a lot of food.
The macadamia nut pancakes are a nod to the Hawaiian theme of the resort. They come with a large scoop of macadamia nut butter and a chunky pineapple sauce, as well as your choice of bacon, sausage or ham. At just $9.99, this is a very economical breakfast. The pancakes are light and fluffy, but also somewhat bland. That's probably forgivable, since pancakes basically exist to support the toppings you put on them, but I was expecting more flavor after all the rave reviews I'd heard. Add the macadamia nut butter and their taste improves, but I would have been hard-pressed to find nuts in with the butter. The pineapple sauce was good and added something to the pancakes, but at this point, I would have preferred maple syrup. Overall, I was not impressed with this dish.
There are a lot of great breakfast locations in Disney World. Sadly, I would probably put Kona at the bottom of my list of table service locations. It's passable and the price is good, but other than the Tonga Toast, there's nothing on the menu that really stands out. When you contrast this breakfast with a buffet like Crystal Palace or even some of the more inventive items at Grand Floridian Cafe (lobster eggs Benedict) it falls short. Our server offered the type of Disney service we usually expect, which is to say, she was great. I rarely find Disney servers lacking and she was no exception. Everything we asked for was brought as quickly as possible, our eggs were cooked to our liking, and she was friendly and helpful. If you're staying in the Poly or you're on the monorail and want to try something nearby, definitely consider adding it to your reservation list. But don't go out of your way for Kona.
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Senior captain Anthony Borriello answered the call for the Mustangs in the PIHL Penguins Cup Class AA semifinals. Down 2-1 to Hempfield after a period, Borriello helped spark Plum to the 5-2 victory. He scored three of the team's goals as the Mustangs advanced to the Penguins Cup championship against Latrobe, which was contested after deadline for this edition.
"To finally make it, I really haven't had a better feeling my entire hockey career," Borriello said. "It means a lot (to score the three goals). Knowing that it could have been my last game, I left it all out there. I wanted to do anything to help my team win."
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- Amanda Seyfried, whaaaaaaaaaaaat??
- Okay, I think I love this show, and I'm only one episode in.
- How can you not love a show with flashbacks?!
- Paris Hilton, WTF??
- Why the hell does everyone call Veronica by her full name all the time?
- "Dude, where's your car?". God, I adore the pop culture references in this show.
- Dating a teacher? AWKWARD.
- Oh, Troy. You ridiculous bad boy.
- I want to punch all these rich kids in the face.
- Ahahaha, Jane Lynch! And she's playing a non-coach version of Sue Sylvester. AWESOME.
- Seven episodes in, and I just realised that Veronica and Keith don't live at a motel.
- I pretty much adore the friendship between Veronica and Weevil.
- Wow. Fakest pregnancy belly EVER.
- Mr. X from The X-Files!
- OMG. Parker Abrams from Buffy as a possibly murdery douchebag.
- Jo from Supernatural!! And her name is Meg. Awesome.
- Did this show just go somewhere incesty? Because EEEEEEEEEEEW.
- Christmas stabbing, how cheerful!
- Lame secret society is lame.
- Veronica nagging Keith is adorable.
- Holy shit, Logan has a tough life. Like, seriously.
- Best history test ever. Er. Or not. Awkward...
- The Veronica/Leo relationship kind of squicks me out...
- Help, I think I have feels for Logan.
- Jonathan Taylor Thomas, WTF.
- Okay, Keith chasing Duncan down in Cuba? AWESOMENESS.
- Veronica and Duncan = EW EW EW EW EW EW EW EW EW EW
- Wow. Most awkward surprise party of ever.
- Well, that was an anticlimactic resolution to the murder investigation.
- Jesus. Logan really lucked out in the family department... O.o
- OH WAIT. Not the end of the murder investigation. HE TRAPPED HER IN A FRIDGE, WTF??
- Wow. Veronica's mother is basically the devil... Neptune seems to have an overabundance of TERRIBLE parents. With the exception of Keith, obviously.


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Rolling Stones: Blue & Lonesome (Interscope CD, 42:42). An oft repeated quote is that the Rolling Stones could have recorded this album of Chicago Blues when they started out in 1963. Many of the great British musicians began their careers by covering American music, specifically the blues. Among them were guitarist Eric Clapton, who guests here on "Everybody Knows About My Good Thing" (slide guitar) and "I Can't Quit You Baby," and a young singer named Mick Jagger, who went on to co-found the Rolling Stones. In fact, Jagger used to sing this album's "Ride 'Em on Down" in 1962, when performing with Alexis Korner. The original was a 1955 single by Jimmy Reed's guitarist, Eddie Taylor.
This blues album is unique in that does not feature any compositions by Jagger and Keith Richards. Four of the 12 songs are by Walter Jacobs, aka Little Walter, the blues singer/songwriter known for his revolutionary approach to the harmonica. The Little Walter covers include "Just Your Fool," the slower title track (a 1965 single B-side; here recorded in only two takes) with its pleading vocal by Jagger, "I Gotta Go" with its urgent harmonica playing and "Hate To See You Go," which alternates vocal pleas and harmonica blasts. Songwriter Willie Dixon is represented by a jivin' "Just Like I Treat You" and the smoother-sung "I Can't Quit You Babe." Dixon was the main songwriter for Chess Records in the Fifties and early Sixties, with his songs recorded by Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Little Walter and Bo Diddley. Other album highlights are the piano ballad, "All of Your Love," and "Little Rain," co-written by Ewart G. Abner Jr. and Reed. Contributing to the album are Matt Clifford on electronic keyboards, Wurlitzer piano and Hammond B3 organ, touring keyboardist Chuck Leavell on acoustic piano and Hammond B3, and Darryl Jones on bass. Jim Keltner plays percussion on "Hood Doo Blues." Grade: A
Grace Vanderwaal: Perfectly Imperfect (Syco/Columbia CD, 17:04). The amazing 12-year-old singer/songwriter who plays the ukulele was the winner of season 11 of "America's Got Talent" and her debut EP includes four of the songs she performed on the show and one new song. The four from the show are the anthemic "I Don't Know My Name" (my favorite and the song which earned her a "golden buzzer" during the auditions; in which she sings about not "playing by the rules of the games"), "Clay," "Light the Sky" and "Beautiful Thing." The new song is "Gossip Girl," which features backing singers. Wal-Mart carries an edition of the EP that has a "coffeehouse version" bonus track, "Missing You." Grade: B+
John Legend: Darkness and Light (Columbia CD, 45:46). Legend is a multi-platinum-selling recording artist and winner of an Oscar (for "Glory," with Common, from "Selma"), a Golden Globe and 10 Grammy Awards. His new album is produced by Blake Mills of Alabama Shakes and includes the anthemic hit, "Love Me Now," which is about loving now because it probably won't last. The song, which features strings near the end, was written and produced by Legand with Mills and John Ryan (One Direction). The album features several other collaborators, including Chance the Rapper on "Penthouse Floor" (I found the rap a bit dumb, but the song has a heavier beat and lyrics that are a bit political), guitarist Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes on the title track (an R&B cut featuring a breathy falsetto) and funk crooner Miguel on "Overload."
The album opens with the self-confessional "I Know Better," which acknowledges past mistakes and compromises. It is piano led, with some organ flourishes. "How Can I Blame You" is solid, while "Right By You (for Luna)" -- that is as in, "how can I do right by you" -- is a sophisticated message to his new daughter, Luna, born this year to he and his wife, supermodel Chrissy Teigen. The song asks of Luna if she "will work like me to lift the conversation higher?" The Target edition contains three bonus tracks: a piano demo of "What You Do To Me" and the exclusive songs, "Drawing Lines" and "Love You Anyway."
Producer Mills, in a press release, says, "'Darkness and Light' is John Legend's manifesto. Following the tradition of Soul/R&B music that celebrates love and challenges indecency. 'Darkness and Light' digs into John's long-standing devotion to social justice, the challenges and rewards of a marriage constantly in the public eye and the recent birth of his first child, Luna. This record goes against the grain, boldly reminding us that though darkness is abound, it is the light that will ultimately push us forward." Grade: B+
Heart: Live at the Royal Albert Hall with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Eagle Vision, Blu-ray or standard DVD, NR, 84 min.). The Seattle group, led by sisters Ann (vocals) and Nancy Wilson (guitar), has come a long way and lasted a long time. This release captures not only Heart's first Royal Albert Hall concert, but also is the first concert film of Heart performing with a full orchestra. The orchestra adds depth to several songs, most notably "What About Love." The band opens the concert in rock mode with "Magic Man," then brings out conductor Nick Davies and the orchestra, who perform through the next eight numbers, before six band-only numbers, including four encore songs, complete the concert.
In the June concert, the band plays four songs from their most recent album, "Beautiful Broken," two new songs and two re-imagined songs. The new songs are "I Jump," which has Led Zeppelinish backing vocals and very dramatic playing by the orchestra, and "Two," a song written by Neo , which Nancy introduces and sings. It only has piano at the start. The focus stays on Nancy as she next sings the mega-hit, "These Dreams." The re-imagined songs are "Sweet Darlin'" and "Beautiful Broken," a neo-punk rocker. In the bonus interview (13:49), the sisters explain "I Jump" and their early fan favorite, "Dreamboat Annie," were added to the set list specifically due to the orchestra. (The interview also includes going over the set list with Davies and bits of the final rehearsal.)
There really is not a bad song during the whole evening. Other classics included are "Alone," "Silver Wheels/Crazy on You," the rockers "Barracuda" and "Kick It Out," and a cover of Led Zeppelin's "No Quarter." This version of Heart includes Ben Smith on drums, Dan Rothchild on bass, Craig Bartock on guitar and Chris Joyner on keyboards. Grade: A
Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow: Memories in Rock -- Live in Germany (Eagle Vision, Blu-ray + 2 CDs, DVD + 2 CDs or 3 LPs, NR, 110 min.).It was only three shows -- June 17 and 18 at Monsters of Rock in Loreley and Viadukt, Germany, and June 25 at Genting Arena in Birmingham, UK -- but legendary guitarist Blackmore returned to rock music, playing masterpieces from his days with Deep Purple (1968-74) and Rainbow (1975-95). Since 1997, Blackmore has been part of the medieval folk rock band Blackmore's Night with his wife, Candice Night. Night and Lady Lynn are the two backup singers for these shows. The band includes Blackmore on guitar, Ronnie Romero on vocals, David Keith on drums, Bob Nouveau on bass and Jens Johanssen on keyboards.
Romero, originally from Chile, is a member of Spanish melodic progressive metal band Lords of Black. In a summer interview with Metal Shock Finland, Romero said, "I feel really good with my job, because I tried to make justice, not just to the songs, but all these singers — Ronnie James Dio, Joe Lynn Turner, Graham Bonnet, Ian Gillan and David Coverdale. I just tried to sing the songs in my own way and my own style, and I think the people appreciate that. I'm not just a copy of the other singers." That said, Romero does more than a decent job on such Deep Purple songs as "Highway Star" (it opens the show), "Spotlight Kid," "Perfect Strangers," "Child in Time/Woman from Tokyo" and "Smoke on the Water" (the closer, with lots of fireworks), and on such Rainbow classics as "16th Century Greensleeves," "Since You Been Gone," "Man on the Silver Mountain" (on this, Romero works in a reference to the late Dio), "Catch the Rainbow," "Stargazer" and "Long Live Rock 'n' Roll." Additionally, Blackmore performs his marvelous reworking of Ludwig van Beethoven's "Ninth," aka "Difficult to Cure" in the Rainbow canon. The latter includes band solos, including drums and bass. My only disappointment was I thought "Woman from Tokyo" was underwhelming.
All versions except for the vinyl LPs also include four bonus tracks (about 29 min.), recorded on an alternate night. They are "Spotlight Kid," "Man on the Silver Mountain," "Long Live Rock 'n' Roll" and "Stargazer." If possible, I recommend the deluxe version, which includes the Blu-ray, DVD and 2 CDs in a 48-page hardbound book with superb photos from the three shows. Grade: B+
Michael Giacchino: Doctor Strange (Hollywood/Marvel CD, 66:29). Giacchino, who also scored "Zootopia," "Star Trek Beyond" and "Star Wars: Rogue One" this year, has another winner in this score for the 14th and newest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which zeroes in on the title character and adds magic to that universe. In the film, surgeon Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) learns the mystic arts from the Ancient One after a career-ending automobile accident.
The album starts low and a bit threatening, before there is large orchestral sound and eventual sweep into the main theme. On the other hand, "The Hands Dealt" is a very simple piano melody. There are more electronic sounds on "A Long Strange Trip" -- even some backwards looping -- and use of the large choral voices that appear throughout the score (something I quite like). For example, there is heavy vocalizing and big flourishes on "Sanctimonius Sanctum Sacking" (quite the title). The excellent score concludes with a bit of rock guitar during the end credits, plus a late synthesizer, giving it a very progressive rock sound. Grade: A-
Other soundtracks of note
James Newton Howard: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, original motion picture soundtrack deluxe edition (Water Tower, 2 CDs). Continuing their "Harry Potter" work are director David Yates and screenwriter J. K. Rowling (her screenwriting debut, but she wrote all the "Harry Potter" books). The stars are Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston, Dan Fogler, Alison Sudol, Colin Farrell, Carmen Ejogo, Samantha Morton, Ezra Miller, Ron Perlman and Jon Voight. In the film, there are growing dangers in the wizarding world of 1926 New York. Something mysterious is leaving a path of destruction in the streets, threatening to expose the wizarding community to the Second Salemers, a fanatical faction of No-Majs (American English for Muggles) bent on eradicating them. The powerful, dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald (Johnny Depp), after wreaking havoc in Europe, has slipped away and is nowhere to be found. The score uses child choirs, jazz motifs and emotional bursts. The second disc contains nine bonus tracks.
Clint Eastwood, Christian Jacob, The Tierney Sutton Band: Sully, music from and inspired by the motion picture (Varese Sarabande CD). "Sully" is set on Jan. 15, 2009, when the world witnessed the "Miracle on the Hudson" when Captain "Sully" Sullenberger (Tom Hanks) glided his disabled plane onto the frigid waters of the Hudson River, saving the lives of all 155 aboard. However, even as Sully was being heralded by the public and the media for his unprecedented feat of aviation skill, an investigation was unfolding that threatened to destroy his reputation and his career. (The home video of "Sully" will be released Tuesday.)
In a press release, Tierney Sutton said, "One day he [director Eastwood] called and very casually asked if Christian Jacob and I would come down and see how he had provisionally used some of our music in the rough cut of 'Sully.' We thought he was interested in just using a few bits of our recorded music—or perhaps asking us to recreate some of that mood in a new piece for the film. But after screening the entire film, we were asked to score the whole thing. Two days later, the whole band was in the studio creating cues to picture, with Clint giving us input. I also co-wrote the lyrics to a theme that Clint wrote that will be a song heard during the end credits of the film."
As the Tierney Sutton Band has been together for more than 20 years and has been known for its collaborative process of arranging music, the scoring process was improvisational in approach. "The scoring began over several themes written by both the director, Clint Eastwood, and myself," said Jacob in the same press release. "Every member of the band was watching scenes on the screen and improvising their own parts by following a basic lead sheet. We know each other so well, that our musical ideas fell beautifully in place."
Rupert Gregson-Williams: Hacksaw Ridge, original motion picture soundtrack (Varese Sarabande CD). The film, directed by Mel Gibson, tells the extraordinary true story of Desmond Doss (Andrew Garfield) who, in Okinawa during one of the bloodiest battle of WWII, saved 75 men without firing or carrying a gun. He was the only American soldier in WWII to fight on the front lines without a weapon, as he believed that while the war was justified, killing was nevertheless wrong. As an army medic, he single-handedly evacuated the wounded from behind enemy lines, braved fire while tending to soldiers and was wounded by a grenade and hit by snipers. Doss was the first conscientious objector awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor. The film, which also stars Sam Worthington, Luke Bracey, Teresa Palmer, Hugo Weaving, Rachel Griffiths and Vince Vaughn, has an adapted screenplay by Robert Schenkkan and Andrew Knight. Composer Gregson-Williams also has scored "Hotel Rwanda" and "The Legend of Tarzan."
According to the composer, in a press release, the score is really in two parts. The film begins as "a lovely romance that blossoms as Desmond discovers both the love of his life and his faith." Through the progression of the story, the second half of the movie becomes more brutal. "The score reflects some of this, and also Desmond's spiritual strength," Gregson-Williams added. The composer worked closely with director Gibson to discuss how best to reflect Desmond's spirituality without being pious, and his bravery without celebrating violence.
Austin Wintory: ABZÛ (Varese Sarabande CD). This is a collection of music Wintory scored for the video game. Wintory also has scored "Assassin's Creed Syndicate." The game includes gorgeous underwater landscapes that straddled the line between realism and fantasy. The score and game took three years to develop. ABZÛ is a descent into the depths of the sea, where players explore beautifully rendered ocean environments with fluid swimming controls. The story of ABZÛ is a universal myth that resonates across cultures, with the name referencing a concept from the oldest mythologies; it is the combination of the two ancient words: "AB," meaning ocean, and "ZÛ," meaning to know. ABZÛ is the ocean of wisdom. Grammy-nominated and two-time BAFTA-winning composer Wintory's diverse career has straddled the worlds of film, games and concert music. In 2012, his soundtrack for the hit PlayStation3 game "Journey" became the first-ever Grammy-nominated videogame score, also winning two British Academy Awards and a host of others.


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Why the Middle is Unstable: The Political Economy of Exchange Rate Regimes and Currency Crises
The contribution of sticky exchange rates to the rash of currency crises over the past decade has become a major topic of international monetary analysis and policy discussion. While there is widespread agreement among economists that the middle of the exchange rate spectrum, adjustable pegs, is highly crisis-prone in a world of substantial capital mobility, Jeffrey Frankel has recently argued that, surprisingly, we lack a clear theoretical rationale for why this is so. This paper attempts to fill that void. It argues that Frankel is correct in terms of economic analysis alone, but that when political economy considerations are introduced then a satisfactory explanation is at hand. Key aspects of this political economy perspective are laid out and implications for exchange rate policy are considered. The analysis suggests that for promoting currency stability the traditionally debated distinctions between crawling bands and managed floats are likely less important than the political environments in which they are operated. Copyright 2007 The Author Journal compilation Blackwell Publishing Ltd. 2007 .
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When you make a video and want to upload it to the Internet, the first place you probably think to go is YouTube. But there is another well-known video hosting site called Vimeo. YouTube is a video giant, with over 72 hours of video being uploaded every minute. Vimeo, on the other hand, is muchmore refined, simply because it aims to provide professional and inspiring videos. Both websites are effective for uploading and sharing video content, but which one is better?
Reasons to pick Vimeo:
- Vimeo tailors to creative video-makers, meaning that the video selection and the user experience in general is more refined.
- Vimeo has a less cluttered, more professional feel.
- Vimeo's videos are ad-free.
- Vimeo has tons of great tools and options for your video, including password protection and website embedding widgets.
Reasons to pick YouTube:
- YouTube has extremely high traffic, so your videos will probably get more views.
- YouTube is more well known in general.
- YouTube is owned by Google, so YouTube videos show up well in Google web searches.
- Since YouTube is owned by Google, you already have a YouTube account if you have a Gmail or Google Plus account.
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text: As always, HSMUN aims to provide a variety of committees and to expose delegates to topical current issues from around the world. During the conference committees will spend the majority of their time reaching agreement on their prescribed topics listed. However delegates should keep in mind that should a pressing international crisis arise in any committee all debate on their current topic will be suspended until the crisis is resolved.