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GAME CAPTAINS: Alabama's captains for Saturday's non-conference game against ULM were seniors Denzel Devall and Dalvin Tomlinson, and junior O.J. Howard. ULM won the toss and deferred to the second half, with the Crimson Tide receiving Saturday's opening kickoff.
TIDE SUCCESSFUL IN SEPTEMBER: With the win over ULM, Alabama is 30-1 in September since 2008. Including games in August, that record improves to 33-1. The Crimson Tide's only losses in September since Nick Saban became head coach came in last weekend's contest against Ole Miss, and before that on September 20, 2007, to Florida State in Jacksonville, Fla., by a score of 21-14.
FIRST TIME STARTING: Senior wideout Richard Mullaney and freshman wide receiver Calvin Ridley each made their first career starts for the Crimson Tide against ULM.
THE FRIENDLY CONFINES OF BRYANT-DENNY STADIUM: With the win over ULM, Alabama has won to 18 of its last 19 games at its home stadium. Prior to last Saturday's loss to Ole Miss, the Crimson Tide had not lost a game at home since falling to Texas A&M, 29-24, in 2012.
SABAN VS. LOUISIANA-MONROE: With the win over ULM, head coach Nick Saban has a 2-1 record in his career against Louisiana-Monroe. His first meeting with ULM came while at LSU in 2003, with the Tigers defeating the Warhawks, 49-7, in Baton Rouge. The second matchup for Saban came in 2007 at Alabama, resulting in a 21-14 loss in Tuscaloosa.
SABAN VS. SUN BELT OPPONENTS: With the win over ULM, Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban owns a 9-1 record against current members of the Sun Belt Conference. At Alabama, Saban sports a 5-1 mark with his lone loss coming to Louisiana-Monroe in 2007, his first season at the helm of the Crimson Tide. Saban-coached teams have outscored Sun Belt opponents by a margin of 400-107 (40.00-11.70 points per game) and have limited teams to seven points or fewer in six of those contests, including three shutouts.
SABAN BOUNCING BACK: Alabama head coach Nick Saban has suffered only 14 regular-season losses during his nine seasons leading the Crimson Tide. Since 2008, Saban and his teams have bounced back to record a perfect 6-0 mark in regular season games after suffering a regular season loss, including Saturday's win over ULM. In those bounce-back wins, Alabama has outscored its opponents 174-40 and has not allowed more than 13 points in any of those games. Since arriving at UA, including regular season and postseason contests, Alabama is 12-6 under Saban in games immediately following a loss.
TIDE 87-6 UNDER SABAN WHEN LEADING AT THE HALF: With the win over ULM after leading at halftime by a 14-0 scored, the Crimson Tide improved to 87-6 when leading at halftime under head coach Nick Saban. On Sept. 12, Alabama went into the half with a 23-3 lead over Middle Tennessee before coming away with the 37-10 win in the 2015 home opener. On Sept. 5, the Tide claimed a 35-17 victory over Wisconsin after heading into half with a 14-7 lead in the 2015 season opener.
ALABAMA'S TV RECORD: With the win over ULM on The SEC Network, Alabama has compiled a 228-131-4 (.634) all-time record in 363 televised games (not including pay-per-view, tape-delayed or closed circuit telecasts).
Defensive Notes
HARD TO FIND THE END ZONE AGAINST THE TIDE: Alabama did not allow a touchdown in the shutout win over ULM. Since the start of the 2009 season, no defense has allowed fewer touchdowns than the Crimson Tide. Alabama's defense, led by coordinator Kirby Smart and head coach Nick Saban, has surrendered only 126 touchdowns over the last 84 games.
HOLDING OPPONENTS UNDER 200: Alabama held ULM to 92 total yards in the shutout victory. During head coach Nick Saban's last 98 games at the Capstone (since the start of the 2008 season), the Crimson Tide defense has held the opposing offense to fewer than 200 yards of total offense 33 times. The Tide did so twice in 2014 and four times in 2013.
10 POINTS OR FEWER: Saturday's shutout of ULM marked the 15th shutout victory by Alabama since Nick Saban took over as head coach in 2007. With the shutout, the Crimson Tide has held opponents to 10 points or fewer 53 times since the start of the 2007 season. The 34-0 win marked the second time this year Alabama has done so, limiting Middle Tennessee to 10 points on Sept. 12 in Tuscaloosa.
TOUGH SLEDDING ON THE GROUND: Running the ball is no easy task against the Alabama defense with the Tide yielding just two rushing scores this season. On Saturday afternoon, Alabama held Louisiana-Monroe scoreless on the ground on Sept. 26, limiting the Warhawks to nine rush yards on 31 attempts. On Sept. 12, the Crimson Tide limited Middle Tennessee to 86 rushing yards on 31 attempts a week after stifling a potent Wisconsin rushing attack in the AdvoCare Classic, allowing only 40 total yards to the Badger rushers on 21 carries.
RUSHING DEFENSE: Limiting opposing running backs to fewer than 100 yards is nothing new for the Crimson Tide. Alabama has surrendered only 15 individual 100-yard rushing games dating back to the 2005 season, a mark that leads the nation. Since head coach Nick Saban's arrival, the Tide has allowed only 10 players to rush for more than 100 yards in a game.
DEFENSE SETS SEASON HIGH FOR SACKS: The Crimson Tide defense notched six sacks in win over ULM to eclipse their previous single-game season-high of four, a total that the Tide reached during the first half on Saturday. The Tide finished the day with six sacks against ULM, led by defensive end A'Shawn Robinson with 1.5. Alabama recorded three sacks in the Wisconsin game.
FITZPATRICK COLLECTS CAREER HIGH IN TACKLES: Freshman defensive back Minkah Fitzpatrick had a team-leading seven total tackles against ULM to set a new career high, including six stops in the first half. Before the ULM game, Fitzpatrick had a high of five stops in the season opener against Wisconsin.
HARRISON RECORDS FIRST CAREER PICK: Defensive back Ronnie Harrison recorded the first interception of his career. The first-year player entered the ULM game with two tackles and a quarterback hurry, while also having a blocked punt in the Middle Tennessee game.
Offensive Notes
HENRY REACHING THE END ZONE CONSISTENTLY: With his three-yard plunge into the end zone on the Crimson Tide's third offensive drive against ULM, junior running back Derrick Henry has now recorded at least one rushing touchdown in each of his last nine games. The last time Henry failed to notch a score was in the LSU game last season on Nov. 8, where he rushed eight times for 24 yards. The junior tailback finished his day with 52 yards on 13 carries including one touchdown score.
TIDE BACKS MOVING UP IN THE RECORD BOOKS: Both Derrick Henry and Kenyan Drake moved up the career rushing list with their performances in the Louisiana-Monroe game. Drake led the team with 65 yards on 10 attempts, moving to 38th on the UA all-time rushing yards list with 1,302. Henry finished the day with 52 yards on the ground, bringing his career total to 1,794 which ranks 22nd on the UA all-time list.
FIRST HALF POINTS: With Derrick Henry's three-yard plunge into the end zone on UA's third offensive drive of the day against ULM, the Crimson Tide has scored in the first half of the last 107 games played, the longest streak in the nation. The last time UA failed to score in the first half was on Sept. 29, 2007, when Alabama and Florida State headed into halftime in a scoreless tie. The Seminoles won that game, 21-14. Alabama has a 91-16 record during the streak.
SCORING STREAK CONTINUES: With Derrick Henry's three-yard rush into the end zone in the first quarter against ULM, Alabama has scored in 187 consecutive games – the longest streak in program history.
RIDLEY NOTCHES FIRST CAREER TD: Alabama freshman wideout Calvin Ridley hauled in his first career touchdown pass on a 15-yard strike from Jake Coker in the second quarter against ULM. Ridley entered the ULM game with 13 receptions for 87 yards and finished the game with four catches for 38 yards.
Special Teams Notes
GRIFFITH GOOD ON FIELD GOALS: Junior kicker Adam Griffith was a perfect 2-for-2 in field goals against ULM, making good on kicks from 40 and 30 yards, his first two made kicks of the season.
"At Alabama, we expect to win. That's just the way it is. I don't think it'll take long to get it back. I think tradition and pride will kick in."
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Hello all. I will be visiting Paris in October and was hoping I could get suggestions for small, local restaurants. I know that this is almost an impossible request because there are so many places to choose from. On my past visits to Paris I didn't give much thought to eating and just ended up eating at or near the tourist sites.
But if you've been to a great little place and you're willing to share that would be great. I'm not looking for gourmet, or foodie, type places...just a place to get a moderately priced meal that is off the tourist track, and is uniquely French.
I am staying in the Saint Germain area, but I can venture to any part of Paris.
Thanks for any tips.
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Hello all. I will be visiting Paris in October and was hoping I could get suggestions for small, local restaurants. I know that this is almost an impossible request because there are so many places to choose from. On my past visits to Paris I didn't give much thought to eating and just ended up eating at or near the tourist sites.
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My husband and I ate a 2 amazing places on our last trip. One is called Spring which is run by this lovely American Chef, Daniel Rose and it was really special. Call now to get a reservation. Here's the website: http://www.springparis.fr/
The other was less pricey but just as wonderful: Les Papilles - 30 Rue Gay Lussac. This might be more of what you're talking about. Spring is renown. At this place there's a nightly menu that they prepare and you can choose the wine. It is tiny and very special and reasonable.
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Walk through any back street with some commercial activity and it will tend to have a bistro, often at an intersection. No guarantee of quality, but check out their menu or day's prix fixe at noon. If it interests you, try it. Look at the locals eating there at lunch time; it will give you an idea of how popular the place is and what is being offered.
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In the 6th I recommend
Cafe Bouillu Ecole médecine
Charette Créole gilles Chaplain
Bouillon Racine Rue racine is less good but has kept a splendid 'art déco' decoration.
Charette créole is Guadeloupean food - great.
In the 5th
Estrapade, rue Estrapade.
Pouic Pouic rue Lambineau
In the 4th : pain vin fromage : very small restaurant with 'racelettes and fondues'
in the 3rd :
Pramil, great.
In the 11th, close to Bastille :
Santa Carne, rue des tournelles (great meat - argentinina)
In the 18th
Sacrée fleur, rue clignancourt - fabulous meat too
Atelier ramey, superb too
And in the 12th, la biche au bois : fantastic wild meat and get a bottle of côte rôtie : 'only' 45 € - cheap for such a wine.
As for bars, I recommend 2 close to Saint-Michel :
- le bar de la fin du monde
- green linnet - go there on a wednesday for the quizz, loud but nice.
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Thanks, Rseidon...Les Papilles looks like what I'm looking for.
Thanks to you, too, Whathello...I'll check those places out.
Michael...thanks for the suggestion. I've been reading that the roasted chicken & potatoes found offered from street vendors is a must. Funny, I never would have thought of that...I practically live on those roasted chickens from the markets here in the US.
I'm assuming they're somewhat tastier on the Paris streets.
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Most outdoor food markets will have an ambulatory rotisserie stand offering chicken and pork.
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We love Cafe Varenne which is near the rue du Bac Metro station.
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L'Ange 20. We'll return this fall. Reservations a must.
Here's our night here...scroll toward bottom of day report. They have moved from this location to one near the Place des Voges.
We also loved Les Papilles...You eat whatever they whip up that day
Night at Les Papilles.
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I agree with both of maitai's recommendations. We also enjoyed the Bouillon Racine Rue but I think L'Ange 20 and Les Papillose were both very memorable meals and I'd give the Racine Rue a "quite good." I haven't been to the others mentioned here. Have fun!
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Hi. We just got back and our 3 favorites were L'ange 20 (ask for the chef's table so you can see them prepare the meal), Le Hide, and Pottoka (Basque) 3 courses for 37 euros. We were going to eat at Le Papilles but did not like the daily menu. All were super friendly with English menus and lovely service and great value.
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La Bascule near Montmartre and Le Mesturet down the street from the Opera.
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We stayed on Rue de Lille this last Spring and enjoyed this restaurant Les Antiquaires very much. Simple French food in a definite brasserie style restaurant. We liked it so much we ate there three out of the seven nights we were in Paris. We stayed on Rue de Lille and Rue de Bac just steps from this restaurant. This one is in St. Germain de Pres.
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also agree with whathello about L'Estrapade.
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We also like L'Ange 20. And I love Patooka.
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We have always been happy at Brasserie Balzar near the Sorbonne.
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Thanks to all for more restaurant recommendations to add to our list! L'Ange 20 seems to be a fave of many.
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Thanks for all the replies. And thanks, Tom, for the link to your report.
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Le Casse Noix, rue de la Federation, in the 15th.
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We have returned to Rotisserie de Beaujolais on Quai de la Tournelle in the 5th many times. Located near the Seine.. We have usually been the only non French speakers there. Wonderful food and atmosphere.
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great thread. bmk.
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Juveniles wine bar (1st)
Le Pantruche (9th).
Tip: Their soufflet is to die for.
La Véraison (15th)
Philou (10th)
Chez Marie-Louise (10th)
Les Antiquaires.(7th)
This one is close to Musée d'Orsay so it makes a perect stop for lunch.
In the Saint-Germain area I would recommend Semilla but it's more of a Contemporary French bistro.
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All the restaurants I recommended above are reasonably-priced, around €20-€30 for a two-course meal, except for Semilla which is more upscale.
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If you want to get away from places overrun with tourists, you might want to try La Souris Verte on rue Marcadet behind Montmartre.
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I just had a fantastic meal (and evening) at the newly opened/rennovated Le Clou in the 9th on Ave Troudaine (at rue de Martyrs). Excellent food and service. The chef came out to meet at the end of my meal. A very neighborhood/local vibe. After walk over to Lulu White for a night cap and a bit of Jazz.
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We like Philou too. In addition we have had very good meals at:
La Cerisaie
70 boulevard Edgar-Quinet, 75014
Montparnasse-Bienvenüe (4, 6, 12, 13) or Edgar Quinet (6)
Closed Sunday & Monday
Au Bon Coin
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Les Gobelins
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Both are small so make reservations. You can change your plans and cancel but it is harder to get a table if you don't reserve. Have a great time.
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Thanks again for all the replies...I'll have to extend my stay in Paris as I now have more restaurants than days
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Jim_Tardio, we agree with that!!! How about at least a month? We enjoy maitaitom's report links; however, need time to read them all.
One main issue we have is that we're never quite sure where we may end up of an evening, and sometimes hesitate to make reservations in another part of the city.
Thanks for starting this thread.
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"Thanks again for all the replies...I'll have to extend my stay in Paris as I now have more restaurants than days "
I feel your pain. If you are into seafood, Aki is really good.
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Just because any of us liked a particular restaurant doesn't mean that the OP will, but of course it is always good to have a lot of suggestions.
Frankly, what is missing is the exact definition of a "moderately priced meal." In my own monetary scale, that rarely exceeds 30-35 euros, but I'm sure it is not the case of everybody here.
It you are going to be speaking French in Paris, it also helps to know that the word "bistro" is as misused as the word "inn" in English. Is it a restaurant? Is it a bar? Is it a hotel? In ordinary French, a bistro is a café/bar, so if you ask for a good bistro, that is where you will be sent. If you are planning to eat in what is called a bistro in English, ask for suggestions for "un petit restaurant."
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I consider moderate 30-50 euro. Below 30, I consider cheap. That is for meal plus wine. I do agree some on Fodors might call moderate 75 or more, though, but not sure.
I have never heard of anyone thinking of a bistro as just a bar, even in France. And in France, many places with the word bistro in their name are not, in fact, "bars" but are small restaurants, so I can't agree with you that there is such a different meaning, or any difference that I can see.
FOr example, one of my favorite restaurants in Paris is Bistro Champetre in the 15th (not a bar nor a cafe). I also like Bistro des Deux Theatres in the 9th (also a small restaurant). Bistrot Paul Bert in the 11th also seems like a small restaurant to me. Now sometimes they are more like cafe/restaurants but not usually just a bar.
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Christina, that's exactly why I said that the word BISTRO is just like the word INN -- it can designate all sorts of different establishments going far beyond the original meaning.
But I must insist very firmly that if you ask a normal French person "tu connais un bistro sympa?" or "il y a un bistro ouvert dans le coin?" or any other such question, the immediate understanding is that you are looking for a café.
(On a totally different subject except for the fact that it is a beverage served in a bistro, the American confusion over the word limonade is also worth mentioning. It is usually translated as lemonade and poses absolutely no problem to speakers of British English because lemonade is a fizzy lemon-lime beverage such as Sprite or 7-UP. But to an American, lemonade is a drink made with lemon juice, water and sugar, known in French as citronnade. Almost no French waiter knows that the British and American usage are different on this subject.)
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Yeah, around 30-35 euro per person is about as high as I like to go.
Whether you define a bistro as a cafe/bar or a small restaurant is fine with me. As long as I can get a good meal and a drink there I'm usually happy
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A lot of places include all this on their awnings and anywhere else it will fit - I guess so they'll manage to attract everyone:
"Restaurant - Bistro - Brasserie - Cafe - Bar"
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Please note that Les Papilles is one tough reservation, we ate there 6-7 years ago, but when we were in Paris just this past September, we could not get a reservation on any weeknight I requested. Try to reserve now via LaFourchette (the online version of OpenTable). There is a by-arrondisement listing on Paris by Mouth (or was it my France Today online newsletter which I love?) which is very handy.
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Thank you, Aliced. I did manage to get a reservation for October...but I have to confirm that day before 3pm or it gets cancelled.
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Then again with Les Papilles, you may have to drink tap water to keep the bill "moderate."
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I love Bouillon Racine especially for the art nouveau building. Also enjoyed Le Pre Verre.
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I have not read all the replies but if you are staying in the St Germaine area one of the greatest places to eat is in Rue Moffatard in the Latin district. It is an easy walk from where you are staying and there are so many little bistros in that cobbled street to choose from. Wont break the bank either.
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Aha, so it seems Les Papilles is no longer the bargain it once was..... are they still serving the dinners in the copper cookware I hope? If wandering over to the 9th to get to the place mentioned above on Rue de Martyrs, be sure and pick up first for an easy read "The Best Street in Paris," a memoir about the author's time in Paris on Rue de Martyrs and their association with all its local shopkeepers. Wish I'd read it before our last trip, but it is a great piece to get you a la mode (like you need that if going to Paris -- LOL).
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alice, if you mean "The Only Street in Paris" by Elaine Sciolino, I have just finished reading it and LOVED it. I agree, very recommended.......
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Possibly a very useful source for you:
Talbott blogs Paris restaurants with pictures, commentary, and costs.
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Thanks, AJ...really great source.
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John Tallbot is a great resource and also gives out good information at Chowhound.com on the France and Paris boards. Parisbymouth.com is also full of good info and has a great list of restaurants by arrondisment. I'd stay away from trip advisor for food. Maybe good for lodgings, but food rec's are sub par.
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Bookmarking. I'll also be in Paris in Oct., staying in St.Germain, so these suggestions are great.
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You know, right near touristy Latin Quarter is this gruff little fun-loving place, good for wine, passable or better for food. I've not been in two years, but I hope it hasn't changed terribly much. Studenty and fine, music some nights. I went early one evening by myself and it was great!
Les Pipos
2, rue de l'Ecole Polytechnique
They apparently don't have a website, but this is a fairly accurate summation, heavy on the wine notes:
Same trip I had a really sweet, friendly dinner at Au Bon Coin, mentioned by AGM Cape Cod above.
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Just to confirm : for frenchspeaking a bistro or bistrot is first and foremost a cafe.
Now some use it in their name and some U.S. may decide it means restaurant as an entree is in U.S. a main plate.
In French :
Bistro : small cafe. Usually on a corner. (Le bistro du coin).
Cafe : a little bit upscale and you may have some snacks
Brasserie : restaurant with basic food and long opening hours - usually rushed
Restaurant : a place where some decoration must take place where you are welcomed seated and tended to. And you get more elaborate food.
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Another vote for L'Estrapade in the 5th, excellent, and Le Hide in the 17th. Our first visit to both Sept 2015 and will definitely go back on our next trip.
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I've not been in two years, but I hope it hasn't changed terribly much.
I am afraid it has. I heard that les Pipos changed owners less than a year ago and the last time I was there, a few months ago, will indeed be the last.
It should be OK for a drink but I would not eat there again.
Of the restaurants (bistros) previously mentioned, I would highlight les Papilles and add Joséphine Chez Dumonet. 30€ to 40€ is what one pays for dinner now in Paris, not including wine. It's possible to find microwaved food at the 20€ to 25€ level but that's for nothing other than what you can do yourself at home.
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Another vote for L'Estrapade probably our most enjoyable meal in Paris.
In Montparnasse also enjoyed Kigawa very much.
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Wow, Sarastro, you are eating in the wrong part of town if you have to pay 40€ for a decent meal. Of course, everybody knows that expats have more refined taste buds.
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I will add that we have never microwaved one single meal at home.
Not once.
However I am often paying 50 euros a meal in the single digit arrd esp when we are several since the wine consumption usually rises up to at least one third of the cost.
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I think that Bistro Paul Bert is now 43€. So no kerouac, 20€ does not go very far when looking for a good restaurant in Paris. L'Estrapade, mentioned many times above, is 36€.
That´s just the price. Crêperies are considerably less but a restaurant with a capable chef is going to cost 30€ to 40€, maybe a bit more.
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Appreciate all the replies, folks...lots to choose from here. About the discussion on price...while 30-40 euros may be insufficient for some folks to get a decent meal, it's approaching what I consider to be the high end for me. And I know from my own experience of living in Los Angeles that great meals can be had for considerably less.
We all have local hangs that we dine at that serve good food for a good price. Sure, I can go out and spend several hundred dollars on a meal here in LA...and I've done it more than I'd like to admit. But I'm trying to find those places that the locals in the neighborhood dine at on a regular basis. That can mean a bar, a cafe, a bistro or a full blown restaurant. What I'm trying to avoid are places that serve you a dollop of food in the center of a big, square plate with some sauce drizzled over it.
Again, thanks for all the suggestions. I'm sure there are many jewels in the above listed recommendations.
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Jim, in case no-one else has said this, bargains are often to be had at lunch-time by taking the "menu a €". Reasonably priced places can become cheap and expensive places reasonable.
Evening menus are often more expensive but still generally offer better value than a la carte dining and you would be hard pressed to be hungry after the average 3 courses; if you are you can always take the cheese course as well.
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Thanks, Ann. Lunch is indeed a better value. The problem is that we're usually still full from the breakfast buffet at the hotel
I guess that's a good problem to have.
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while 30-40 euros may be insufficient for some folks to get a decent meal,
I don´t think anyone said 30€ to 40€ was insufficient. It has been explained that this is the price point at which you can generally assume your dinner was not reheated inside of a microwave oven.
Additionally, while these prices are in euros, not US dollars, they are inclusive of any service charge or tip as well as sales taxes. In any major US city, add in sales tax (up to 8.5%) and a 20% gratuity and even with a 1.1% exchange rate bump to the dollar, 30€ to 40€ per person is very comparable.
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Sarastro, that's too bad about Les Pipos. Thanks for the update.
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Jim, I know you're looking for personal recommendations, but I'd suggest you may want to look at thefork.com It lists hundreds of restaurants by arrondisment or by type of food and you can usually take a look at sample menus. Also, you can make reservations on the site, frequently getting (up to 40%) discounts.
An example of a place I got a 40% off deal was Truffes Foiles. It's a tiny place in the 7th with the most heavenly truffles and excellent food. The 40% will put you well below your price point.
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And don't forget that tap water is free and nobody is forced to buy expensive wines.
Wine can be had below 20 euros a bottle for a vin du patron or less for a pichet.
Being an anonymous alkie I like some good wines when in good company and a single glass or none at all if alone.
So you find a lot of good places below 40 euros per person drinking reasonably.
Esp in the outer arrondissements.
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Chez Fernand in the 6th.
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Thanks, Ann. Lunch is indeed a better value. The problem is that we're usually still full from the breakfast buffet at the hotel>>
Jim, we tend to stay in hotels where breakfast is extra, so often we miss it, and have a smaller breakfast elsewhere, in order to have room for a decent lunch. we find that we get a lot more sight seeing done if we fortify ourselves midday.
And then we can have dinner too!
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Nothing wrong with that, Ann. I'm sure we'll manage to squeeze a lunch or three in.
After 5 nights in Paris we head to Normandy for 5 days.
Any suggestions for that? Or perhaps I should start another thread.
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Jim - I would start another thread for Normandy - apart from anything else it means that it should load more quickly as it won't be so long.
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Topping, because this is such a helpful thread, and to make note of MaitaiTom's blog. Absolutely hilarious! Thanks for sharing!
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Jim, I wish you all the best and bonne chance.
I'll be heading off to Paris in a couple of days myself and my travelling style, eating criteria and restaurant search will be very much like yours for this trip.
I've visited Paris with different goals and mindsets on 5 previous visits, but this time round my time allocation between business and pleasure commitments is uneven, and so I've set myself the goal of casually discovering the lesser known out-of-the-way eateries with rising star chefs, where the price is low(er) and the reputations poised to soar. Thanks to a few friends in the business with recommendations, I hope this will be an exciting adventure of discovery, lol. I'll be happy to post notes and reviews upon my return and I hope you will too.
Bon voyage.
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This is a jewel of a thread and considering I'm starting my November trip planning (yes, I am a procrastinator ), this is helping me along quite well.
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Petit Pontoise
9, rue de Pontoise
A go-to favorite for at least one meal, if not more than that.
Seconding HappyTrvlr for
Rotisserie de Beaujolais (sister restaurant to La Tour D'Argent)
Very nice menu
They are so nice to us and remember us every trip. Once we had to cancel our reservation because I had a sore throat and she (the owner) said she would make a take-away tray for my husband to come get -- it was a most generous (and heavy!) staab pot of lamb stew, and small variety of other things as she didn't know what I would feel like eating. So very generous and kind.
** I just checked their website and is closed for renovation**
I hope they are open in November
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L'Amarante near place de la Bastille--
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This is all so great -- we're leaving on Friday for Paris and I feel like I'm still in the beginnings of research. oops.
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I eat at home, mostly - because I know the food will be good and of course, a whole lot cheaper than if I went out somewhere.
But when I go out to eat with friends, I don't really care too much how much the meal costs per person. The whole point for me is to celebrate being there with them and enjoying ourselves. If someone is on a budget, which is usually the case, that person just chooses to have a "plat" instead of a full meal.
There are always discussions about the wine, but most times, reason prevails, because more than one bottle will be consumed.
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Great suggestions bookmarking for our next trip.
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Now if only it was this easy to find recommendations for vegetarian / vegetarian friendly places in Paris....<sigh>
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'There are always discussions about the wine, but most times, reason prevails, because more than one bottle will be consumed.'
Got the same problem and the same solution.
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Bookmarking for our Paris visit in May. Thanks!
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The company at the centre of a coal seam gas protest south of Brisbane says it is not about to scrap the project.
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
The marketing folks at washingtonpost.com have declared this to be Wedding Week and put together all sorts of features and great advertising to help people get prepared for their summer nuptials.
Big deal.
The economy is foundering, the job market is lousy, and though home prices are low -- which is great for first-time buyers -- who is to say when they'll move any direction but further down?
Yet there is some good news: Smart economists have conjectured that having too many choices, far from being a good thing, actually makes us miserable. Any of you who are engaged or recently married have successfully navigated one of the choices that people fret about the most. You have chosen a life mate, a partner, a companion . . . and a new piece of exercise equipment.
That's right. At risk of censure and reprimand and with due respect for family-newspaper values, we are going to teach you how to work out using another person's body.
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This is a bit more earnest. In hopes of helping you get off to a stronger marriage, I've compiled a list of exercises you can do together.
Literally. They require two people, for weight, bracing, leverage or other reasons.
The American Council on Exercise (http://www.acefitness.org) has a video demonstrating several partner exercises that can be done with a medicine ball, as well as a couple of yoga balancing moves in which you and a partner help support each other. Go look for it on the group's Web site.
A number of more aggressive exercises come courtesy of Michael Veltri, head of the Okinawa Aikikai aikido studio in Woodley Park. Veltri incorporates these as part of a general conditioning program, and has his students pair up to do them.
These exercises aren't easy. Some are downright annoying. You might find that, while designed for two, they don't work both ways: Depending on the relative size and strength of you and your partner, piggyback squats, for example, may be possible for one of you but not the other.
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Hip twists: Lie on your backs next to each other, with your heads at opposite ends of the mat. Reach around with the arms that are next to each other and grab your partner's other hand on the outside of his hips. Both of you raise your legs simultaneously, pass them across each other, and set them down across each other's bodies. Then raise them back up and swing over to the starting point. Repeat for a minute, or try for 25 repetitions.
Locked-ankle sit-ups: Sit facing each other and hook the back of your partner's ankles with the tops of your feet. (One person will have feet on the outside turned in, and the other on the inside turned out.) Do a simultaneous set of 20 to 30 sit-ups, and just for kicks, clap hands in the middle.
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Wheelbarrows: The classic kids game: Hold your partner's ankles like the handles of a wheelbarrow and help him walk forward on his hands. Go for 20 feet or so, stop for a set of push-ups, then repeat.
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The Grasshopper crept into the home of the field mouse family. It was warm inside. There was no sign of rice, but the Grasshopper was sure they would have something else nice.
"Thank you for visiting, Mr. Grasshopper," said Mother Mouse. "I would invite you to stay, but all of my sisters and brothers are moving in for the winter. Isn't that nice? Oh, here they are now!"
A crowd of mice rushed into the nest. It was nice to see them hugging each other. But the Grasshopper wanted the kind of nice that meant he had a place to live and something to eat. He was out of luck at the Mouse house.
The Grasshopper hopped back to the orchard. The ground was so cold that it hurt his tiny feet. "Where are those ants, now that I need them?" sang the Grasshopper.
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Hopping as fast as he could, the Grasshopper raced to the Ant's home. "Is anybody home?" he called as he stepped into the tunnels.
"Why aren't you out playing in the snow?" asked the wise Ant.
The Grasshopper wanted to say that he had just come by for a visit. But he could feel the cold wind on his back. Sadly, the Grasshopper sang, "I should have listened to what you said. Now I'm cold and scared and unfed." It wasn't his best song, but he hoped the Ant would understand.
The Ant did understand. But he wanted to be sure that the Grasshopper understood, too. "We got our food for the winter by working hard. If you stay with us this winter, you'll have to work hard, too."
The Grasshopper gulped. What if it was a long winter, like the one squirrel said? But then he remembered the ice and snow.
"Your job here will be to sing for us. Every day." Then the Ant laughed. "Because winter is our time to play."
All that winter, the Grasshopper sang for the Ant and his huge family. And the next summer, the Grasshopper sang a song as he helped to gather food. "Summer work is slow and steady. But when winter comes, I'll be ready!"


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Riverside County supervisors Tuesday unanimously approved a modified version of Keller Crossing, a controversial development plan in the heart of French Valley's northern rural reach.
At Supervisor Jeff Stone's suggestion, county planners retooled portions of the project that bordered existing large-lot homes, moving offices into the interior and placing 2-acre home sites next to those existing estates.
"We're going to keep the rural residential atmosphere along the periphery of the project," said Stone, who represents French Valley. "I believe we have come up with the best plan possible."
Located northwest of Winchester and Keller roads, the property has been owned since 1979 by the Hanna family, related to a founder of the popular Hanna-Barbera cartoons.
The 201-acre site is bordered by estate homes on 2.5 to 5 acres, along the south side of Keller Road and west side of Pourroy Road. The property is bordered by Winchester Road, which is also State Route 79, on the east.
Over the last year, three heavily attended hearings on the project were conducted. Each drew approximately 20 speakers from surrounding area, who said they feared their treasured rural lifestyle of starry nights, open space, horses and dirt roads would be trampled.
Hearings were conducted before the county Planning Commission in April and October, and before the board last week.
Opponents said the project offered a time for Riverside County to make a stand against the advance of suburbanization into rural areas, noting the county's blueprint for growth calls for the area to remain rural. Representatives of the family who own the land countered the site is surrounded by other properties that have changed, or are in the process of changing, the general plan.
A family spokesman earlier stressed the project's affect on rural lifestyles would be minimal compared to that of the 6,000 homes already slated to be built within a 3-mile radius.
The heated dispute over the project prompted Stone last week to call for a retooling of the proposal. And county planner Matt Straite told supervisors it was changed to place large-lot homes along the edges, with lot sizes gradually getting smaller the farther one moves into the interior of the plan area.
As well, commercial offices proposed for the south-central portion of the project were moved to a more northerly portion of the property, farther from the existing homes, Straite said.
Both were changes Stone suggested.
However, Straite said the county ran into a roadblock on Stone's request to add a northern access point off the highway. He said the California Department of Transportation would not allow that change.
Caltrans generally tries to limit access points to major highways to one per mile.
The idea behind the second point was to avoid concentrating traffic along Keller, which is to be realigned so it lines up at the highway at a right angle, and to separate some office traffic from existing neighborhood traffic.
Kirk Gurling, president of the neighborhood group Rural Residents and Friends, noted the plan estimates 20,000 cars will pull off Winchester at Keller to go into the development.
"We're concerned about it being a bottleneck, and backing up and causing problems at the highway," Gurling said after the vote.
Still, Gurling said the project was more acceptable to the neighborhood than it was at first.
"Overall, we like the changes that were made," he said. "You're going to have some neighbors that think it was a bad project to begin with, and others who take a more realistic view."
Representatives for the family said the modification was acceptable.
"The family's happy," said Adam Eventov, the project's community liaison. "This represents a balance between property rights and community responsibility."
What hasn't changed is the original proposal for 400,000 square feet of retail stores along Winchester, something most agreed was appropriate, or at least natural, for highway frontage.
The plan also still calls for a 61-acre swath of open space along the northern boundary, and a 225-unit congregate care housing project for senior citizens behind the rows of stores, in the plan center.
And the number of single-family homes to be built remains about 100.
But the commercial offices now are slated to go well north of where they were to go; initially, the plan put some across the street from existing homes along Keller.
The applicant first proposed moving the offices two football fields to the north, with a one-story height restriction that would have significantly reduced the amount of potential space. In the end, the offices were shifted still farther north, to the vicinity of the congregate care facility.
Project representative Jack Dimond said that final shift actually boosts the property's development potential because it also took away the one-story height restriction. Dimond said it restores the original desired amount of office space: 250,000 square feet.


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Give me a moment, will you? To commend myself for absolutely WINNING at life today?!
First, I wore heels to work. HEELS! And dress pants too! Anytime I don't wear leggings and flats to work makes me feel like a bonafide adult. So, there's that.
THEN, I came home and worked out. Yes, you heard that right, I. Worked. Out! I've been doing a good job of trying to get myself somewhat in shape for skiing (we leave on Sunday!)!
I whipped up a delicious supper that is baking away and so I'm sitting here, reveling in the gloriousness that is BEING A FREAKING ROCK STAR! I love this feeling...part of me wonders...is it the Vitamin D that my bestie encouraged me to start taking? Is that little pill full of sunshine kicking in and making me feel like so much less of a slug? Or, is it that I had something to motivate me (Colorado...turning 40) and so, I'm grabbin' the world by the nuts and getting stuff done?
Who knows...all I know is today rocked. Oh...OH and guess what?? Guess what I got for my 40th??
This pretty little thing (that, in the words of my aunt, looks like a suitcase on my wrist!!)...I promise it's not really that big in real life.
Kinda like these goggles. They look way smaller in real life. What is up with that?!
In other news...please reassure me that I'm not going to get swallowed up by an avalanche while I'm skiing. I hear they're getting up to 20" of snow right now and gracious. An avalanche is my worst nightmare, so yes. Reassurance. Now please.
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MARIETTA - Police responded after hundreds of angry students and parents took to the streets outside a Marietta high school Wednesday to protest recent budget cuts.
Throngs of students and parents hoisting signs at Osborne High School rallied about 2 p.m. Wednesday. School was in session at the time of the protest.
Authorities took a 15-year-old into custody after police said he tossed a firecracker into the large crowd.
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Sarah's Key Trailer (2010)
16 September 2010 Drama, War 111 mins
On the night of 16 July 1942, ten year old Sarah and her parents are being arrested and transported to the Velodrome d'Hiver in Paris where thousands of other jews are being send to get deported. Sarah however managed to lock her little brother in a closed just before the police entered their appartment.Sixty years later, Julia Jarmond, an American journalist in Paris, gets the assignment to write an article about this raid, a black page in the history of France. She starts digging archives and through Sarah's file discovers a well kept secret about her own in-laws.
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A few weeks ago I put up a blog post detailing some of the details behind Thom Yorke's lyrics, and why they're successful, despite appearing childishly simple on the surface. Since then there's been a surprise album drop from the man himself (yes, another one), and a few tweets that hint at his compositional process in more detail than the scatterbrained websites Radiohead have maintained in years past. Here's my update.
Via the magic of social media, we've been granted an insight into the way Thom Yorke writes his lyrics, the sort of insight that was previously restricted to the gatekeepers (as Yorke might call them) of a BBC documentary series like Arena. In any case, it's safe to assume these notes represent an early brainstorming, one of the first points at which he commits pen to paper. It's an unconventional approach, dividing the page into columns down which he seems to be transcribing thoughts and phrases as they come into his head, and then paring them down to cut out the chaff. Instead of plotting the lyrics along the linear path of a narrative, there's a scattergun approach, firing words at the page without discriminating, and then trying to unlock a coherent pattern among them. The overall system is like the embodiment of apophenia. It's a helpful writing tool, but it also says a lot about Yorke's persona poised against the system -even drafting lyrics requires a negotiation with overwhelming, faceless 'data', and trying to understand if any inherent patterns have value, or if they are completely arbitrary. It's quite Pynchonian in that respect, and shows a measure of influence from that author which goes beyond the band name-dropping him with W.A.S.T.E (the name is lifted from an organisation in Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49). As I mentioned in the earlier article, you have to sideline your expectations of one persona speaking to you, of telling a story from their account. Yorke is what DH Lawrence might have called a 'pipe open at both ends', allowing all parts of the system to emerge from his larynx. Here's a transcription, with idioms also highlighted in red:
|Traffic jams
|All of us
|A broken spell
|I'm no saint
|Cheques to sign
|Have turned to stone
|A dried up well
|Clutching straws
|Catching up
|Call waiting
|Don't slack off
|Holding patterns
|No idea
|Britney spears
|Book onlines
|Or the penny drops
|In a queue
|Where to start
|All his work
|Burned out lights
|And taken away
|Rotten fruit
|Why ask me?
|Will have
|Flames to fan
|All the names
|& vegetables
|As if i'd know
|Been in vain
|All the names
|Leaves that fall
|Waiting outside
|Coming at you
|coming [?] for you
|What's the warning
|On leaves that fall
|The swimming pool
|From beyond
|From beyond
|Who can hear?
|On leaves that fall
|As if it helps
|The trees
|The trees
|On leaves that fall
|As if it helps
|Beyond the trees
|Beyond the trees
|Click your fingers
|More hot air
|I have indeed
|Yet more shit
|Then up in smoke
|In the balloon
|Your holiness
|I do not want need
|Message reads
|A teleport
|Chasing tales
|Stomach cramps
|Voice [?] looking at you
|A sick joke
|Borrowed time
|Chattering teeth
|From beyond the trees
|Any which way
|Hollow words
|Beyond the trees
|Just don't stop
|Hollow sounds
|Specks of dust
|On the breeze
|Big deal so what?
|Don't give in
|Strict demands
|Glowing orbs
|Vessels to fill
|The present tense
|Don't let up
|Upon my time
|Twisted frames
|Vessels to fill
|Is all you got
|Weakest links
|Hovering [?] birds of
|All his work
|Life coach
|All this time
|Birds of prey
|Will have been in vain
|Stay in line
|Can't let go
|Coming at you
|Stay in line
|Fighting for
|On motorways
|From beyond the grave
|Sales force
|Need to fulfil
|A little patch
|Beyond the grave
|Sales force
|A little earth
|On my tail
|Tooth and nail
|Don't slack off
|With wood & stone [slime]
|They [?] think it's a race
|Agoneeze [?]
|Or the penny drops
|Musst make
|Wood store [slime]
|All this love
|Platinum cards
|All this work
|The present tense
|Will have been
|Will come to nought
|Use of my time
|Is all you got
|In vain
|Stamps 2 lick
|Mirrors in
|Robots in
|Why waste time
|Can be taken
|Checking lists
|Changing rooms
|In disguise
|Breaking up?
|from you
|Decisions decisions
|We think we
|In disguise
|Lights that dance
|At any time
|This with this [?]
|Have an opening
|Never here
|Around your eyes
|At any time
|Such & such
|Come but next
|Somewhere else
|You won't know where
|Wants this by when?
|A better break
|Waiting here
|You won't know why
|A better break
|Wait for you
|Feed the greed
|Hollow fake
|Waiting for
|Don't stop now
|The states to change
|Don't turned around
|All this talk
|Wind 2 change
|All this mouth
|Bottomless pit
|The truth is love
|Bottomless pit
|I'm uncertain
Even at this early stage you can see some of the subversion at work, as 'chasing tales' continues the invective of 'The Daily Mail' into a pun that sends up journalists let off the leash to find stories, who only end up chasing their own tails and perpetuating a cycle. Most of the notes are nowhere near what ended up in the final version, but it's telling that one of the few that did is 'the penny drops', showing that the idiom provides the foundation on which the song rests – it is one of the few phrases which made it from 'early notes' into the final version, indicating that Yorke does find them an interesting sub-section of language. There's a lot to be mined from the list, but just to mention one more thing at the moment: the refrain of 'beyond the trees' hasn't been sung in any performance (yet), but it's circling around the idiom 'can't see the wood for the trees' – saying 'beyond the trees' several times over shows the wilful attempt to escape from the labyrinth of pre-programmed language. On that note, something incredibly simple that I missed last time is just how many times phrases are repeated on Hail to the Thief compared to Radiohead's other releases. I've tallied them below, not counting the occasions where lines are delivered in pairs (see 'Myxomatosis, 'A Wolf At The Door' and 'The Gloaming' for this)
|Paying attention
|I'm not
|Sit Down. Stand Up.
|Sit down, stand up
|The rain drops
|Sail to the Moon
|Sail us to the moon
|You fell into our arms
|Go to Sleep
|Over my dead body
|Were I End And You Begin
|I will eat you alive
|There'll be no more lies
|The Gloaming
|They will suck you down to the other side
|They should be ringing
|There There
|Don't reach out
|Someone on your shoulder
|I Will
|A Punchup At A Wedding
|A Wolf at the Door
|The flan in the face
|Put me inside
|I have no idea, but a lot
It's proof that Yorke's pessimism about political control of language reached its saturation around the time of their sixth album, particularly as he hadn't used repetition in such a heavy way before, or since (outside of choruses, obviously).
Tomorrow's Modern Boxes
|Brain In A Bottle
|I just keep bouncing back
|Guess Again
|As one door shuts/Another opens
|Mother Lode
|Your truth is out of their league + hits the ground running
Quite aside from giving us the most Yorkesque album title yet, Tomorrow's Modern Boxes gives us three more instances of idioms. All of the idioms here are ostensibly used in a positive context, but the fact that they are idioms in the first place negates the effect. Yorke has already deconstructed the optimism of 'bouncing back' back in 1997 with 'Let Down' (bouncing back and one day/I am going to grow wings/A chemical reaction/Hysterical and useless…), and 'As one door shuts, another opens' is another positive-sounding phrase, but given that the song has already described 'all my nightmares' and 'wild dogs', there's something else going on. The phrase moves away from an Apprentice style soundbite into a domesticated labyrinth, where another door opening is not an exit, but another layer of confusion that helps the 'mind blow up'. Same with 'Mother Lode': 'hit the ground running' is particularly loved by corporate employers, so recalibrating the phrase is another middle finger to Yorke's favourite nemesis, the middle management. In the context of this song, hitting the ground running is like the doors in Guess Again – a myxomatosic twitching, trying to escape from surrounding darkness. If you look at the grid above that I transcribed from Twitter, it does seem that Yorke is particularly interested in deconstructing such corporate language which deigns to help the individual achieve their potential, but really only perpetuates a system full of suited drones.
Notes for 'The Present Tense' include 'self-improvement' and 'life coach'. I worried over the last few years, as Thom Yorke grew his hair, spent more time in Los Angeles, and hung out with cool EDM artists, that he would drift from the acid-tongued, alien looking man I idolised in my youthful naïveté. Still, it's helpful to know that while he seems a much more contented soul now, he's still capable of piercing the particularly Los Angeles brand of vapid personalised bullshit.


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Snow Bride Trailer (2013)
09 November 2013 Family, TV Movie 85 mins
When a reporter encounters the eldest son of a famous political family at a mountain retreat, she winds up pretending to be his girlfriend over Christmas so he can save face with his family. Should she secretly expose newsworthy scoops about the famous family in order to save her job, or trust that she's falling in love for real? Stars Patricia Richardson and Katrina Law.
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TechNet Webcast: Project Professional 2010 and SharePoint Server 2010 Better Together (Level 100)
The organization may not use Microsoft Project Server but instead use the Microsoft Project Professional desktop application. If the organization also uses SharePoint Server, there is good news: Microsoft Project Professional 2010 comes with the ability to integrate with Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010. The attendee of this webcast discovers how one can connect project teams using the free Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 Software Development Kit (SDK). Learn how SharePoint Foundation 2010 makes it possible for team members to easily update task status and collaborate more efficiently using a SharePoint Server task library within a Web browser.
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Versus Trailer (2015)
"Know your enemy." 23 January 2015 Thriller, Crime 14 mins
When the murderer of a crime lord's son surfaces, unarmed and willing to be taken into custody, assassin Ray Vincent is contracted to wreak bloody retribution. But soon enough, Ray finds himself drawn into a deadly game where the truth could destroy everyone involved.
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