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10 Delicious New Year's Eve Appetizers
What do you do on New Year's Eve? Nearly every year for as long as I can remember, I have stayed home, watched a movie and ate some delicious food. At midnight, I always have some sort of sparkling wine or champagne.
Back when I was a teen, our family tradition was to eat a spread of appetizers in lieu of dinner: ultra-hot buffalo wings, spicy nachos and mozzarella sticks. Then we'd watch a movie that ended just in time for Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve. These days, I still watch the movie. However, dinner is takeout eaten earlier in the evening with the kids.
But I still love the idea of an apps spread.
Looking for a great appetizer for your New Year's Eve celebration? These 10 fabulous appetizers (after the jump) are perfect.
- Turkey Pepperoni and Cheese Stuffed Puff Pastry – Flaky puff pastry is stuffed with two cheeses and slices of turkey pepperoni. This kid- and guy-friendly appetizer is a great finger food.
- Hot Spinach and Artichoke Dip – Just the idea of spinach, artichokes and cheese in a piping hot dip is enough to make the mouth water. This delicious version from In Good Taste lightens it up a little.
- Mango Chipotle Shrimp – These sweet and spicy shrimp are a definite crowd-pleaser. Serve them on cut toothpicks with extra sauce in a bowl for dipping.
- Chipotle Lime Deviled Eggs – Deviled eggs are one of those quintessential appetizer foods that look perfect on an appetizer spread. This spicy-tangy version comes from Kalyn's Kitchen.
- Roasted Garlic and Artichoke Bread – Sweet and rich roasted garlic is spread on bread and topped with tangy roasted artichoke hearts and then sprinkled with asiago. It's a little bit complicated but totally worth the effort.
- Pancetta Crisps with Goat Cheese and Pears – Are you drooling yet? Sweet, creamy and salt come together in this mouthwatering appetizer from Sweetnicks.
- Prosciutto Wrapped Roasted Asparagus – Salty prosciutto makes roasted asparagus just amazing. This one is so quick and easy, yet totally beautiful on a plate.
- Stuffed Mini Sweet Peppers – Small sweet peppers are stuffed with herbs, tomatoes and cheese. Not only are these tasty, but they also can be made ahead. Score!
- Fillo Clams Casino – Love the salty, buttery taste of clams casino? These delicious little cups have it, no clam-opening required (read: way easier!).
- Bruschetta with Tomato and Basil – I am a big fan of cooking in season, but bruschetta is a bright and wonderful appetizer for any time of year. This one from Simply Recipes sounds perfect.
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Great party ideas! Happy New Year to you!
Oh, this is a great idea. I love the little bites, the "dipping" of everything in the meal, and just the thought of not *really* having a proper traditional meal. I'll have to try to sell the rest of the family on it – my mother would dive in, but my father really tends to feel satisfied only with a "real" meal. Sigh. But I'm still going to try!
You have given nice party idea for New Year celebration.These are truly top ten delicious appetizers.Thank you very much for this useful post.


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More of the same: We Need Real Change for Immigrants
We cannot keep talking about immigrants as criminals
The President and the Senate have placed themselves in the irreconcilable position of trying to both criminalize immigrants and argue for a pathway to citizenship. The only way that immigration reform can be accomplished is if the president chooses to stop treating immigrants as criminals.
The president cannot continue to talk about immigrants—no matter their status—as people who ought to earn civil right and civil liberties. All people deserve rights under the law. When the president expands programs like 287g and Secure Communities, he perpetuates the belief that immigrants do not have rights, are suspicious, or require constant policing. While his words were less specific than yesterday's Senate proposal, we cannot take comfort in what he did not say, nor what he did.
There was national attention around the detention of Maria Arreola, the mother of well-known immigrant rights activist Erika Andiola. Under the plan laid out by the bipartisan group of senators yesterday, Arreola would not be eligible for eventual citizenship. Once more, the plan to create a "border commission" of governors and attorneys general would leave the gate to pathway to citizenship in the hands of Governor Jan Brewer and other virulently anti-immigrant politicians. Left in hands like hers, would it ever be open? It would likely be closed for years.
All immigrants deserve rights, and Washington cannot continue to allege that immigrants owe this country more than they have already given. They have been kept in fear, have had their wages stolen, and have long paid income taxes. They have also faced continued harassment under vast expansions of police power, supported by state and federal governments.
In the past two days, amid speeches and constant discussion online and in the news, thousands of immigrants face detention and deportation. Washington may have forgotten them, but we have not. We know they are not criminals, that they deserve rights, and that they deserve to be free and at home with their families in the United States.

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This summer saw a record-breaking loss of Arctic sea ice.
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its latest report on Feb. 2, which provided a grim and powerful assessment of the future of the planet. The Times' Andrew C. Revkin answered readers' questions and responded to comments.
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The story is about a carefree city boy (Thomas Buchanan as Ren McCormack) who comes to the small conservative town of Bomont where rock 'n' roll and dancing are forbidden. Ren, not willing to fall in line, goes up against the authorities with the hopes of lifting the ban and happens to win the girl (Robin Richardson as Ariel Moore) along the way.
"It really is just a great show about having the ability to cut loose, not restricting yourself and giving yourself over when you get that inspiration," says Hume. "That's definitely
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He notes the cast only calls for about 20 roles but there are 42 students in the production.
"That's been the biggest challenge, wrangling 42 students, making sure everybody's at every rehearsal, making sure everybody's on the same page," he says. "It's been a challenge, but it's been a really great challenge. The energy they bring every day is outstanding. We couldn't do it without them coming every day, ready to go, lines memorized, costumes ready."
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Richardson, who's been dancing since she was two, says she really likes the original movie, which starred Kevin Bacon, Lori Singer and John Lithgow, and is thankful to be involved with the production.
"I was a fan of the origi-nal for a long time so when I found out we were doing Footloose I was so excited."
The musical is choreographed by Karen Tsui and Katy Lewis, and musically directed by Catherine Campbell.
Early bird tickets, which are on sale now, are $10 for students and $12 for adults. At-the-door tickets are priced $12 for students and $15 for adults.
Performances are from Tuesday, March 6 to Friday, March 9 at 7 p.m. (curtain). Doors open at 6: 15 p.m.
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Two code names helped keep secret the details of London's 2012 Olympic cauldron. And here's the scoop: "Frank" and "Betty."
AP Television's Dorothee Thiesing has spent the day at the company in northern England that forged the intricate copper petals -- and they revealed the names together with full details of the construction.
In a twist worthy of the opening ceremony's James Bond segment, the stems and petals of the cauldron were codenamed "Betty"; the more functional base structure and mechanical lifting apparatus were codenamed 'Frank.'
The major challenge was to build 204 individual petals, each one of a unique shape and form.
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We Say :- Welcome to the first in our series of CackBlabbath spotlight features, where we will feature some of the best music you have never heard. Kicking things off we introduce "the Loudest 3-piece Ireland has ever produced", A Little Bitter. This proper old-school power trio take a large slice of proper heavy metal, mix it on with a dollop of of Grungey guitar sound and top it all off with an impressive progressive, melodic feel.
Just when you think that you've heard all there is to hear from the Northern Irish music scene, another band come along and stake their claim for a place in the pantheon of brilliant bands emanating from the Emerald Isle. Get yourself over to the band's Soundcloud (link at the bottom of the page) and check them out for yourself….
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Darren Pilkington : Drums Vocals
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Hailing from Northern Ireland, "A Little Bitter" have just released their 2 albums "The Blood" & "New Dawn Evolution".
The band's output was recorded at Manor Park studios with renowned producer Neal Calderwood (Therapy, Clutch, The Answer, Fighting With Wire, In Case Of Fire). New Dawn Evolution shows a marked growth in the overall band sound. It's Heavier – Battlesong & Genghis, Progressive – Dark Tide and for the first time on record an acoustic element, Twist Her. All round New Dawn Evolution builds on the powerful foundation that the band laid with their debut album "The Blood".
Influences range from ACDC, Metallica, Rush, Alice In Chains and Pearl Jam merged with a singer/songwriter lyrical sensibility. The band creates music that can be enjoyed with Horns in the air and a beer in hand or with headphones on to pick up the finer intricacies. Jonny's vocals have a power & fragility likened to Corey Taylor meets Adam Duritz with a Chris Cornell middle ground.
"New Dawn Evolution" the bands sophomore album was released on May 1st 2009.
Interesting Fact :
Interesting – The Loudest 3 piece band Ireland has ever produced!!
Amusing – We have invented the "Seamy" Dance.
Stupid – We have a collective addiction to Fried Egg Sandwiches!!
Ideal tour-mates : Rush, AC/DC, Pearl Jam, Metallica, AIC
Dream rider : Real Ale, Coffee, Pain Killers, Fried Egg Sandwiches
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Bigcartel : http://alittlebitter.bigcartel.com/
Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/pages/A-Little-Bitter/185235472447
Soundcloud : http://soundcloud.com/alittlebitter_sets/sets
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New England Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker has garnered the sympathy of football fans after he suffered a horrific knee injury during the last week of the regular season. Some football fans are also interested in learning more about Wes Welker's girlfriend. Wes Welker and his girlfriend were seen at Gillette Stadium during the Patriots playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens, no doubt causing people to ask just who is Wes Welker's girlfriend? The Boston Globe this morning ran a photo of Wes Welker and his girlfriend, identifying her as Anna Burns.
So who is Anna Burns? It appears that Wes Welker's girlfriend is a former Hooters girl and winner of Miss Hooters International 2005. The pageant winner is a native of Fayetteville, N.C. Here are Anna Burns photos as well as Anna Burns photos from the Miss Hooters International pageant.


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Chick peas are the usual suspect in hummus, a flavorful dip that takes to all sorts of legumes (lentils, beans, any sort of dried peas) and various seasonings. This recipe is a classic but take note of the other possibilities, from sweet potatoes and squash, to ground beets, and and different spice approaches you can create a new hummus every day! Hummus is a staple of the Middle Eastern kitchen but even classic chick pea based hummus recipes vary. I like cumin in my hummus but feel free, as I do, to experiment with other spices when yo umake a new batch of hummus. For serving, do as they often do in restaurants - fill a shallow dish with hummus. Then, using the back of a spoon, make a concentric trough in the puree and then drizzle in some olive oil. Serve with fresh pita wedges or raw vegetables.
These are delectable, deeply braised sweet potatoes. Ancho is a smoky, sweet chilli powder. Together with the maple syrup, the ancho infuses a remarkable flavor to these sweet potatoes. A perfect side anytime but especially nice at Thanksgiving.http://www.thespicehouse.com/spices/ancho-pepper to order quality ancho spice powder.
Nothing is as satisfying as the simple flavors of garden fresh cauliflower, a hefty offering of sweet paprika and some protein-packed chick peas. The trick of semi-pureeing the soup results in a soup that is staying and hearty but not a homogeneous glop. Ancho spice is a sweet pepper – not as hot as chilli and somewhat smoky and sweet (it's optional but it's terrific. I purchase mine at www.TheSpiceHouse.com)
Spices such as cinnamon and cardamom are being touted as natural anti-inflammatories. They also happen to taste sublime in a café au lait. Calcium (in the form of almond or regular milk), and the goodness of spices and hot coffee make this the beverage of the hour.
This doesn't have an exciting name but it is the fastest, easiest way to flavor and nutrition I know off. It is essentially chop, dump and sauté and serve but it smells as exotic as if you'd been cooking over the proverbial hot stove for hours. You can add tofu if you like but if you serve it alongside a protein of some sort, that's not necessary.
Sunny, simple and flavorful – what else would you expect from a quick Greek fish recipe? Have your fish monger gut and trim the fish if you prefer filets over whole fish. This is perfect whether you choose bass, snapper, sole or even wild salmon.
Some newspaper featured this in their food section sometime ago but I never could find the recipe again. I created it from memory and what I would want it to taste like and it turned out incredible. I served it at Rosh Hashanah and it was devoured in a way I've never seen (seriously - it's a casserole - but it was mobbed like it was the last edible on earth). It's so good, people will forget whatever the main dish you're serving. I serve this for Passover, or Rosh Hashanah, or Thanksgiving and it would be wonderful at Christmas or Easter too. Or daily. It has a secret ingredient that you might protest at but it is kosher and the transformational element in this memorable side dish. Oh, why Madras? It's the brand of curry powder I use. The shredded apples (btw) tend to 'melt' or cook into the hot potatoes as you are mashing it all up.
Pears are overlooked in autumn, as apples take top billing but they are so elegant. Small pears, poached in Earl Grey Tea, with some honey and vanilla are sublime. You can also make these in red wine or apple cider instead of the tea, or use green tea and add orange zest to the brew.
A bit of Patak's to the rescue, a few spices, a few vegetables and a nutritious, delectable entrée in minutes. Meat eaters and vegetarians will finally agree on something: this is delicious and easy. It has a ton of vitamens and if you added steam kale, spinach or broccoli, you would be more than all set.


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MEETING DATES 200211 SEPTEMBER 2002 - KEITH JOHNSON - Sydney Burial Ground Tracing your Irish Ancestors seminar 25th October - ReminderThe Library has organised on behalf of the Group to hold a special seminar as part of the Fruits of the Hawkesbury Festival later in the year. The Guest Speaker will be reknowned lecturer Dr. Richard Reid. This event will take place on Friday 25th October 2002, from 10am to 3pm and will include a light lunch 12noon-1pm. There is no fee however bookings are essential. This is advance notice and bookings are being taken as of today. Bookings at the Reference Desk in the Library or phone 4560-4460. Oldest person in Australia diesJessie Hurley nee Stubbs passed away on the 7th August 2002 aged 112 years, the oldest person in Australia. Jessie Stubbs was born in Riverstone in 1890, the daughter of Joshua & Mary Stubbs. She married in 1908 to James Robert Hurley and they had 6 children. Her father and her husband were both employees of Riverstone Meatworks and the children attended Riverstone School. The family moved to Burwood in 1939 and the couple divorced in the 1940s. Jessie lived on the Central Coast for the last 30 years of her life. She had 47 great grandchildren and 56 great great grandchildren. What a remarkable life! (See the Blacktown Advocate 14-8-2002 for more details) Surfing the internet**. Sites for family historiansThe Library has free access to the internet, contact 4560 4460 for bookings. Richmond also has access, phone 4578 2002. INTERNET ADDRESS Irish Convicts to NSW 1791-1820 http://www.pcug.org.au/~ppmay/cgi-bin/db/search.cgi Australian Maritime Museum - Pathfinders Guides http://WWW.ANMM.GOV.AU/LIB/SUBJECT.HTM Deciphering and interpreting old British records. Pioneer Portraits (Australian) by Dianne Carroll http://www.angelfire.com/my/pioneer/ ~ Let us know of any new addresses, that you have tried with (or without) success ~ New Items added to the Local Studies Collection * check out the following:Turnbulls on the Coromandel : Hawkesbury River Colonists /TURNBULL at RL929.20994 TUR The Family & Local History Handbook 2002 RL929.10941 FAM Tracing your ancestors in the PRO RL929.3 BEV Last month's partyMichelle has several bowls etc that were left in the room after last month's party. New Publications - now available for saleWINDSOR & RICHMOND GAZETTE NEWSPAPER 1916-1920 INDEX TO BIRTHS
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Julia Gillard ,,, has a few things to smile about.
If you believe the polls, the opposition and some of the media commentary over the past 24 hours, Julia Gillard's government is not just hanging by a thread on the rocks. It's a disaster of historic proportions. In all of this is the underlying question of the Prime Minister's judgement.
But as government ministers are at pains to keep pointing out, the Gillard government is not planning to go anywhere anytime soon. Ms Gillard is a "gutsy" leader with the numbers in the caucus. Indeed, as Trade Minister Craig Emerson said in the wake of the Slipper/Thomson dual sidelining, "life goes on."
With the government's mortality on the national agenda again, what has Ms Gillard got right and what has she got wrong since she rolled Kevin Rudd?
1. Rolling Rudd so quickly: Cabinet government was a mess and the voters were unhappy campers in June 2010. Ms Gillard was everyone's favourite deputy prime minister and when she moved against Rudd he didn't even have the numbers to contest the ballot. But the Coup That Killed Kevin left voters wondering "What just happened? Is that allowed?" The fact that Ms Gillard then pretended like nothing had happened only added to the prolonged feeling of national weirdness.
2. Pledging major things and then un-pledging them ... without justifying her thinking - such as there will be no carbon tax under a government I lead. The line has kept Tony Abbott in slogans for 19 months. And the reversal on poker machine reform has created a very grumpy and potentially destructive Andrew Wilkie.
3. Not nipping the Thomson allegations in the bud: Would the focus right now be more on Thomson, the HSU and Fair Work Australia and less on Gillard's judgement if the MP had been moved to the crossbenches last year? There's toughing something out and then there's sticking one's noggin in the political sand.
4. Appointing Slipper to the Speakership: Yes, the guy has a good command of the House. And runs a quip-tastic question time. But he does not have a squeaky clean track record. This doesn't make him guilty of the civil and criminal claims against him. But it does make you wonder why the government took the punt on Slipper in the first place. Temping? Yes. Sensible? No.
5. "Because we are us": For all those who thought that you couldn't get a more annoying political slogan than endlessly repeating "moving forward", Gillard's speech at the Labor conference last year was a revelation. It gave the opposition instant ammo. But it also suggested that Gillard didn't have a clear sense of what her government was about.
Other contenders: the aborted "citizens assembly"; playing chicken with the opposition over offshore processing; sticking doggedly with the surplus despite shifts in tax revenue, the global economic situation and advice to the contrary from economists; sticking to the talking points instead of answering the question.
1. Bob Carr for Canberra: In what was possibly the most on again, off again ministerial appointment in recent history, Bob Carr – former premier and perennial history buff – was made foreign minister in March. Not only did it put Kevin Rudd firmly in his place, it brought some much-needed experience to the Senate and reasserted Gillard's authority (I will decide who comes to my Cabinet and the circumstances in which they come).
2. 300-plus and counting: Despite the naysayers and perils of minority government, the 43rd parliament has actually been passing legislation. Negotiation works - Gillard and co are proving it. They say they are getting things done and across areas such as economy, environment, health, communications and education – they are.
3. Succeeding where others did not: The carbon tax – as we are so often reminded – felled Malcolm Turnbull and Kevin Rudd. Arguably it had a role in John Howard's downfall too. Australia's Clean Energy Future has cost Gillard dearly, but last year, the government got the legislation through the lower and upper houses and it is now law. Put that in your low emissions pipe and smoke it.
4. Finally calling Rudd out: The Kevin situation had been festering along for months and months – with Rudd looking more and more like a PM at large. Then, on a February morning in Adelaide, Gillard finally explained why the government got rid of Rudd and noted how uncool his behaviour had been. She was brave, fearless and frank. She staked her claim on the prime ministership. And it worked - Rudd's supposed support evaporated (at least for now).
5. Making Congress Cry: Kevin was supposed to be the good one at foreign affairs and the one that the Americans loved. But on her first trip to the United States, Gillard made a speech that had US Congress reaching for the Kleenex. Since then, she's become great mates with POTUS even if he is yet to pronounce her name right.
Other contenders: reforms with the National Disability Insurance Scheme, aged care and private health insurance. Has kept her cool in the face of daily jokes about her derriere, atheism, personal life and cavoodle puppy. Watched out for Abbott at the Australia Day protest, despite the hairy security situation and the fact that he really, really wants her job.


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2004 Mazda B3000 - (A5) Regular Cab
Pros: Five speed
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Advice: If you're tall don't buy this truck. I am 5'5' so it fits me just fine
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2004 Mazda B3000 - (A5) Regular Cab
Pros: Interior space.
Cons: Vinyl floor.
Advice: Compare price and cab room with a Tacoma- the Mazda wins.
The Mazda B2300 is a solid, reliable, gas-sipping truck. I was impressed by the larger leg room (I'm 6'3' tall) - bigger than the Tacoma. The doors sound solid - and they are. I've owned Mazdas before, and will again. -
2002 Mazda B3000 - (M5) 4x2 Regular Cab
Pros: Dual Sport Pkg.
Cons: I wish it had heated mirrors.
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This is my second Mazda P/U and I like the way it rides and has the power when you need it. Alot of inprovements over the other one. -
2002 Mazda B3000 - (M5) 4x2 Cab Plus
Pros: design
Cons: engine idle and transmission
Advice: test drive to get feel of truck
If you are 6 foot plus knee will hit turn signal has you get in. 3.0 engine has rough idle but smooths out during driving. On initial start from standing still, transmission has a noticable engagement. Also has high rpm shifting points. Truck I have has vibration from rear. Checked tires and rims and still vibration. -
2002 Mazda B2300 - (M5)
Pros: The SE package make it much nicer
Cons: I dislike the fact that the do not offer the alloy wheels as part of the 2002 SE package
Advice: Wait until the next years model comes out you can save alot on the current model
This is my third B Series truck and I love them. I have had no problems and each time they seem to get even better. My new 2002 B2300SE gets about 4-5 miles more to the Gallon than my 2001 B2500SX. -
2002 Mazda B4000 - (M5) 4x4
Pros: Engine: 4L, V6, 207 HP, = one strong little truck
Cons: 1. Gas mileage. 2. If the back seats were any smaller they would be invisible
Advice: The smaller Mazda engines are weak - be ware, do not get this car if you will regularly have more than 3 people in the Truck.
The B4000 4x4 is a great, powerful, small truck. What it lacks in frills it makes up for in power and performance. This is without doubt the strongest engine in the 'compact truck' class. With 8K miles on mine everthing seems great, the ride is smooth, and there is plenty of power when your want it. Comfortable enough, and I cannot wait to get it off road. Only warning: Be ready to burn a lot of gas! -
2002 Mazda B4000 - (M5) 4x4
Pros: I like the daytime running lights. They look really nice.
Cons: The Speakers are't too good
Advice: Get a red one. They look the best
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Baffling Olympics ceremony gave many goosebumps
"STRANGE, "baffling" and "surreal" was how director Danny Boyle described his Olympic opening ceremony. The rest of the world largely agreed.
In the press stands of the arena where the ceremony took place on Friday night, Chinese journalists looked puzzled and asked their English peers for guidance as they struggled to make sense of the artistic whirlwind for their readers back home.
Reaction to theR342-million showcase event at the main Olympic stadium and across Britain, which is hosting the 2012 Games, was overwhelmingly positive.
But the plain-talking Boyle, who won an Oscar for Slumdog Millionaire, will not be remotely surprised to hear that Isles of Wonder, a kaleidoscopic canter through Britain's past, left many viewers scratching their heads.
Boyle was braced for bewilderment even ahead of the four-hour ceremony inspired by Shakespeare's The Tempest and packed with references to British history, literature and music.
The opening minutes of the ceremony "you might find a bit strange and baffling", he told reporters from dozens of countries before the show.
The second half, he warned, would be "actually slightly surreal; some of you will be baffled, I can guarantee it".
So wide was the cultural divide for some that Spain's centre-right daily El Mundo pondered: "Are we of the same species as the Brits?"
But underlining how sharply divided opinions have been to the London 2012 opening, other Spanish newspapers were full of praise.
Quintessentially British, the ceremony opened with a re-creation of bucolic bliss, referencing William Blake's "green and pleasant lands", before turning dark and recreating the "dark Satanic mills" of industrialisation.
William Shakespeare and John Milton made way for Ian Fleming, Lewis Carroll and JK Rowling, while Elgar, Handel and Parry were drowned out by the Clash and the Sex Pistols.
Comedy character Mr Bean crashed the London Symphony Orchestra's party, while James Bond, played by Daniel Craig, joined Queen Elizabeth in a short, tongue-in-cheek video.
"The opening of the London Olympic Games reminded us that heart and passion are just as important as proficiency and technique!"
Nigel Lythgoe, a Briton and producer of American Idol working full-time in Hollywood, said: "As long as the games exist, Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth's entrance with James Bond will always be remembered.
"Steeped in history and tradition the opening ceremony made me extremely proud to be British."
Many of the characters in the show resonate well beyond home shores, but the combination was too parochial for some.
"Of course it was a very British ceremony and it had to be like that, but for me it lacked a certain universality," Hansel Cereza, a Spanish actor and artistic director responsible for choreography at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, said.
Others agreed with Boyle - the point of the show was to portray what it is to be British.
"There has to be an element of the home team showing off what they're all about," said Salman Dadobhoy, a businessman from Islamabad.
From Germany, where sporting rivalry with Britain is keenly felt after crunch clashes at major soccer tournaments in recent decades, there was plenty of friendly feedback.
The Bild tabloid called it "an opening ceremony with lots of goose-bump moments, and a big dose of British humour. Thank you! That was great, Britain".
Comparisons with the last Summer Games were inevitable, given that Boyle worked with a budget of well under half the estimated cost of the Beijing opener and created a show that was chaotic and more personalised.
"If Zhang Yimou's dazzling Beijing opening in 2008 was about automaton-like synchronicity and majestic spectacle, Boyle's epic opera of social and cultural history was a vibrant work of unfettered imagination that celebrated a nation, but even more so, its people," wrote David Rooney of the Hollywood Reporter.
Nearly 27 million Britons watched the opening ceremony. - Reuters


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Hopefully this request will resonate with those who appreciate the history of racing. My request is for 60's style grand prix race cars (sans wings). Those cars are mechanically beautiful and represent a significant turning point in the attitude of racing (re: Jackie Stewart and safety). These style cars will present a completely different class for organized competition and the Photomode inclined would be genuinely blessed.
Nice suggestion dude...the era of real racing though i never liked the first wings towering above the cars..
Maybe just have the cars 52-69...nearest thing i have seen to that is one of the DLCs for NFS Shift 2 which has 50s & 60s cars in it and the tracks are of that era too with bales of hay for barriers and i know Gran Turismo could do it so much better..
If they ever did then Jim Clark's Lotus 6 will do me...
on 09-03-2012 01:29 PM
i would like to suggest grid starts (career and arcade apart from races where its necessary for rolling starts), option for tougher ai (arcade only) and a chioce for starting in the midfield or the back of the field (career and arcade). it would really make a race more interesting.
my second suggestion would be to involve rallying in to the game alot more. we've got all those rally cars and veriety of certain amount of track though it would be nice to have a rally track pack from previous GTs. there is only a few special events involving rally cars. it would be nice to have seasonal events or its own events to access any time.
on 11-03-2012 01:26 PM
it hardly works on the honda
civic TYPE R (EK) '97
s2000 '06
NSX type r '02 PRELUDE VTEC (the car is named prelude vtec and it doesnt work -.-)
its really anoying and the slogan is "The real driving simulator" and when the vtec doesnt work the hondas dont seem real (
on 13-03-2012 07:26 AM
practice mode free run - when i already have "red" lap time, i'd like to have some sort of indicator that would show my other mistakes (which would trigger "red" lap time) on that lap.
on 15-03-2012 10:44 PM
Rather than just suggest random cars or tracks, I thought I'd actually create some car/track DLC packs that could be sold.
Gran Turismo Nostalgia:
Smokey Mountain (from GT3)
Special Stage Route 11 (from GT3)
Complex String (from GT3)
Red Rock Valley (from GT2)
Midfield Raceway (from GT4)
Seattle Circuit (from GT3)
Super Speedway (from GT3)
George V Paris (from GT4)
Costa di Amalfi (from GT4)
Citta di Aria (from GT4)
Track Pack 2:
Silverstone Raceway
Zolder Circuit
Davos to Stelvio Pass
Brands Hatch
Pikes Peak Hill Climb
Isle of Man TT Run
Hypercar Pack:
Bugatti Veyron Super Sport '11
Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse '12
Lamborghini Aventador J '12
Koeniggsegg Agera R '12
Pagani Huayra '12
Porsche Carrera GT '04
Aston Martin One-77 '10
Maserati MC-12 Versione Corsa '08
Eco-Friendly Pack:
Vauxhall Ampera '12
Fiat 500 TwinAir '11
Fisker Karma '11
Citroen C1 1.0 '09
Volkswagen Polo BlueMotion 1.2TDi '09
Lamborghini Pack:
Lamborghini Jalpa '82
Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster '96
Lamborghini LM002 7.2 '89
Lamborghini LM002 5.2 Estate '88
Lamborghini 350GT '64
Lamborghini Reventón '08
Lamborghini Gallardo LP570-4 Performante '11
Lamborghini Gallardo LP550-2 Valentino Balbone '10
Executive Saloon Pack:
Bugatti Galibier 16C '13
Mercedes-Benz S65 AMG '10
Mercedes-Benz 600 Grosser '65
Audi A8 6.3 W12 LWB Quattro '11
Jaguar XJ 5.0SC Supersport '11
Rolls-Royce Ghost '10
Audi A8 4.2TDi Quattro '11
Concept Pack:
Volkswagen Golf W12 650 '08
Aston Martin Atom '39
Nissan Juke-R '11
Cadillac Sixteen '04
Ford GT90 '95
Buick Y-Job '38
Lamborghini Estoque '09
Audi Avus Quattro '91
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Lancia Flaminia GT '64
Lancia Thema 8.32 '88
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Ford Capri 3.0i
Ford Cortina Mk.IV 2.3
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Ford Escort Mexico MK.II
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Ford Mondeo 2.0 Ecoboost (2013)
Ford Escort RS Cosworth
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Land Rover Range Rover TDV8 Ultimate Edition '11
Volkswagen Touareg R50 '06
Maserati Kubang '12
Land Rover Evoque SD4 '11
Audi Q7 V12 TDi '10
Volvo XC90 4.4 V8 '09
Toyota Land Cruiser 4.5 V8 '08
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Chevrolet Nomad 4.6 '56
Buick Riviera 455 '70
Dodge Coronet Coupé '59
Dodge Dart 225 '60
Plymouth Belvedere Golden Commando '60
Ford Mustang 289 Convertible '66
Ford Thunderbird 312 Convertible '57
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Fiat 124 Sport Spyder VX '80
Maserati Quattroporte GTS '10
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Ferrari 308 GTS '77
Ferrari 348 TB '89
Ferrari 456 GT '96
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Renault Espace F1 '94
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Citroen XM 3.0i V6 '89
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Citroen DS5 '12
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Honda NSX '13
Toyota TS030 LM '12
Audi R18 TDi '11
Volkswagen Passat CC R36 '10
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Moskvitch 408 '64
Gaz Chaika '59
Trabant 601 '79
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Mini Outspan Orange '73
BMW Brutus 46L V12 '11
Bentley Merlin Spitfire Special '11
Reliant Robin '83
Ford Transit TDCi '10
Ford Transit '65
Renault Master '07
Volkswagen Transporter 2.5TDi '09
Suzuki Supercarry '00
Volkswagen Westfalia T2 CamperVan '74
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Suzuki Liana 1.5 '02
Morris Marina '79
Dacia Sandero '09
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Toyota Land Cruiser – Richard Hammond Bolivia '09
Suzuki Jimny Samurai – James May Bolivia '09
Opel Kadett 'Oliver' – Richard Hammond Botswana '07
Lancia Beta Coupé 2000 – Jeremy Clarkson Botswana '07
Mercedes 230E – James May Botswana '07
Lanchester LJ200 – Richard Hammond Majorca Rally '09
Austin-Healey Sprite – Jeremy Clarkson Majorca Rally '09
Fiat Panda 1000CLX – Jeremy Clarkson Limousine '07
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Saab/Alfa Romeo 9000/164 – James May Limousine '07
Citroen Ami 8 – James May Majorca Rally '09
Toyota Hilux Indestructible Edition '04
Toyota Hilux North Pole Edition '07
Toyota Hilux Volcano Edition '10
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Lotus Eclat Excel 2.2 – James May Camper '10
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on 18-03-2012 12:43 PM
Forget cars, they're not going to make game play any better. What we need are propper multiplayer events.
Just like A-Spec or B-Spec events (with appropriate restrictions) but playing against real people instead of AI. The open lounge is OK but there is too much messing around and trying to find good races to match the cars you have.
Propper organised races like the A-Spec is the way to go. Just like there used to be in prologue.
on 18-03-2012 12:48 PM
Oh and the option of a Full HDD install for those of us with 320GB models or at least release the whole game on PSN.
on 18-03-2012 12:57 PM
I think GT5 is a brilliant game, definitely one of my favourites, but there is one major problem letting it down for me, the engine sounds. Lets take the Lamborghini Aventador for example, whilst in cockpit view all I can here is a sort of high pitch whine. If you listen really closely there is a very faint noise that is similar to that of the Aventador but it is far too quiet and quite simply does not sound good enough. This is the same for most cars on the game, I find that 95% of the cars sound like vacuum cleaners, especially when in cockpit view. If the camera it set to 3rd person mode the cars sound slightly better but still no where near good enough. Why is it that a 3.2L V6 Alfa Romeo Brera Sounds more like a 5.5L Supercharged V8 Mercedes SLR Mclaren than the SLR does?! This MUST be fixed, it is a problem that just lets the whole game down.
on 23-03-2012 07:18 PM
got a few suggestions
cars in one garage so i can see what cars i have when you have about 1000 motors.
its hard to see what car is what when in open lobby.
option for multiple wash and oil changes.
being able to tune your car in settings rather than having to go to the tune up shop as some options are missing from the settings when buying stuff to do it up. if your in open lobby then you can just tune your car in settings rather than having to go back out into the tune shop to do the lightweight and engine upgrade.
i dont see how hard tyres last the same as medium racing.
is it just me but didnt gt used to show the brake discs glowing when you braked i dont see this anymore.
being able to see what your car looks like before painting it like a preview option would be nice.
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thats looks amazing. too bad only about .0005% of pc owners will have enough muscle to push it like that. but hey, for a $4,000 rig it should look amazing, right?
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Okay, so i'm completely new to the world of the fabulous iPad. I recently ordered a 4th gen iPad and it will arrive this tuesday. As i'm new, I don't really know what the must-have apps are, and what to do etc. Before you downvote me to oblivian, please don't, because I just want to talk about things I like and what you probably like too. So, can anyone tell me something? Thanks. Btw: My only experience with iOs is my iPod 4th gen.
Please, don't mind my English because i'm not English/American etc..
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I have an iPhone and just got an iPad. I don't know about you but the button on my iPhone has become a little unresponsive - probably because of dust getting in the behind. But there's a ton of gestures on the iPad that lets you avoid using that button:
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I would recommend getting Jasmine or Youplayer which are both great youtube apps. Alien blue, is a must have too. I would also recommend Angry Birds and Modern Combat 3 for games.
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Hello fellow peeps, thanks for all the advice. I'm expecting to get my iPad any moment and i'll download a few of them right away. I'll let you guys know what I think about them. Greetings ;)
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