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Oh Rubin a resident scholar at the American enterprise and -- institute Byron York the chief political correspondent of the Washington examiner.
And Republican congressman Buck McKeon -- California he is the chair of the armed services committee congressman I'm gonna start with you.
You chair this critically important committee you've probably got some inside information today on exactly what happen.
What have you learned about the events of the last 24 hours and is it true.
That it was all coordinated.
I haven't -- time today to have a briefing on so I don't know of any any new information.
I think -- chairman Rogers has had a briefing I think he had his information would be.
Up to date and accurate and and I would defer to him that it.
If I was planet certainly sound from what I heard like it was a planned attack.
-- -- -- -- -- EU for -- second and -- but they show folks -- pretty graphic picture one that you're probably -- senior newspaper tomorrow morning it's on the web tonight.
It's a picture and the US envoy Christopher Stephens.
And he is being carried away by Libyan civilians.
He is unconscious so take a look at this picture.
-- it is disturbing I warn you and Michael TU.
What should.
Be the response to this.
Well the United States cannot afford to flee under fire sell in Libya.
I think President Obama is actually doing the right thing by sending in additional Marines and maintaining our diplomatic presence there.
Egypt is another issue however.
Because this raises questions about the accountability of government at best the Egyptian government was negligent at worst it was complicit.
And the idea that the United States needs to subsidize a government like this.
I it's going to be a question which many people are going to ask back from Washington -- Michael we are subsidizing that government is a matter of fact we just decided that we were gonna forgive a billion dollars in debt they tell us.
-- one of the big policy -- that's looming over the horizon is whether Egypt is too big to fail since the Arab Spring began.
Egypt has lost more than two thirds of its hard currency reserves.
Initially the Arab Spring was about economics about accountability about corruption it's clear the islamists have hijacked that they were caught.
House by by as much surprises United States passed.
The question is if we keep subsidizing the Egyptian government do we in effect.
Give them free rein said it continued incitement.
Remember president Mohamed -- -- Egypt's president hasn't apologized.
In the way that the Libyan president passed along --
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text: Home Culture The Roots of Black Homophobia Black folks are no more or less homophobic than the rest of the country, notwithstanding boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s bigoted rants. But like every other ethnic group, we're a complex lot. Parsing our biases takes nuance and understanding. By: Stanley Crouch Posted: Sept. 8 2010 12:58 PM 0 Part of Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s tough-guy act is as expected of boxers as it is of rappers, but his recent racist rant against his Filipino opponent, in which he repeatedly called him a faggot, has the clichéd homophobia we also expect of extreme hip-hop. It is part of something bigger and more involved than we tend to see discussed in our time. This era particularizes itself because we get more information and rumors about almost anyone than we need -- or want. Consider rapper Cam'ron's cold sweat as he insists that even though he "digs pink," what he has to say contains "no homo." The subject of black homophobia is as intriguing as some find it disappointing. Homosexual activists and those sympathetic to their cause were publicly disturbed when black voters in California voted against same-sex marriage with Proposition 8. Were they opposed to "the new civil rights movement"? Did they not realize that male and female homosexuals had become the "new black people"? Nope; it is much more complicated than that. Negroes exemplify the modern age in their contradictions as thoroughly as any other ethnic group; how the members of this group get information is not one-dimensional and does not have easily predicted results. In "the quarter of the Negroes," as Langston Hughes called it, information and opinion come along the way they always do in America: from the top to the bottom. Sometimes they vehemently rise from the absolute bottom to dominate the top. We can easily see what the wing nuts have done to the Republican Party, which now lamely dances to their tune. Among Negroes, information and opinion come from three central forces: the literate, semiliterate and functionally illiterate. The last are formed among those at the bottom or those who dropped out of public school and now depend on the shortcomings of the oral part of a culture. Black men who come from communities where far too many young males begin entering the penal system in their teens see things much differently from men of any color who do not. Those reared in communities where it is not at all common for young males to be incarcerated have only recently become aware of what actually can happen behind bars. Without The Shawshank Redemption or HBO's Oz, others with no penal experience and no backlog of gossip about the sexual horrors imposed behind bars might still be fully clueless. On the other hand, lower-class black people who have been exposed to the penal system are fairly sure that they have all the clues. In most cases, they're not privy to statistics illustrating that sexual predators are usually heterosexual, not homosexual. But they know people whom the penal system did not protect from sexual assault. And more often than not, those experiences inform their prejudices. Contrary to paranoid superstition, black men who were sexually molested in institutions very rarely become homosexuals. Even so, many are thought to have been "turned out" by the raw and brutal experience, almost as if rape has magical properties that can transform someone who isn't sexually attracted to men into one who is. That is how it tends to go among all people. Intensely negative and unforgettable experience -- personal, witnessed, or heard about and believed -- is thought to be a threatening norm. Page 1 of 2 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre


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YANGON, Myanmar (AP) - Myanmar's government will not allow the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to open a liaison office after thousands of Buddhist monks and laypeople marched to protest the plan.
Sectarian tensions have been running high in Myanmar's western Rakhine state after clashes in June between Rakhine Buddhists and Bengali Rohingya Muslims which left nearly 90 people dead and displaced tens of thousands. Muslim mosques and Buddhist temples were burned down during the unrest.
Myanmar's state press had reported that the government and the OIC agreed last month to open an office in Yangon to provide aid for people displaced by the fighting, and the OIC sent a team to investigate the violence.
On Monday, the Information Ministry cited the President's Office as saying that "the opening of the OIC office will not be allowed as it is contradictory to the aspirations of the people." The OIC has 57 member states and seeks to be the voice of the Islamic world.


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A central pillar of the economic stimulus being debated in Congress is a plan to pay unemployed workers more -- about $325 instead of $300 a week -- and extend through 2009 the unemployment benefits that would otherwise expire in March.
Here's a better idea. Pay them to volunteer.
Millions of people are out of work and unable to find new jobs, so make volunteerism synonymous with unemployment. A volunteer-for-benefits program for unemployed workers would:
Since the recession began, the nation has lost 3.6 million jobs. Unemployment is 7.6% and in the double-digits if you count the "underemployed" -- those unwillingly working less than full time, and those who have given up looking for work.
Economists like the idea of extending benefits for sound, simple reasons: Put money into the hands of people who are struggling, and they're likely to spend it. That spending stimulates the rest of the economy, which can build up momentum enough to eventually open up new job opportunities. Anyone who's lost a job and has had trouble finding a new one -- given that there are 3.6 million fewer to seek -- likes the idea because they can keep food on the table, and a roof overhead.
Meanwhile, local communities around the nation are facing their own budget crises. Nonprofits are struggling to get donations, compounding a longer-term trend in declining volunteerism. (Not incidentally, all those out-of-work Americans are also in greater need of local community and nonprofit services, like food banks and soup kitchens.) The House, but not the Senate, would significantly boost aid to states to prop up local governments, in part to maintain jobs currently on the public payroll.
But we have millions of recently laid off, able workers sitting idle, collecting unemployment benefits. Already, laws require people to prove they are actively looking for work to qualify for unemployment benefits. With fewer and fewer jobs available, why not add a provision that allows the unemployed, alternately, to certify that they are volunteering? The IRS already has methods for defining various nonprofit organizations, so qualifying nonprofits could "employ" a legion of volunteers receiving government unemployment benefits.
When the economy picks up, most people will surely seek a job that pays better than $325 a week. Lawmakers at that point can debate the wisdom of maintaining the volunteer-for-benefits provision. (I don't see why it wouldn't benefit the economy and communities no matter what the overall state of the economy.)
The program would have some additional administrative bureaucracy cost, and presumably the same potential for fraud already inherent in the system. And, true, states are already buckling under the task of responding to unemployment claims. (The stimulus could dole out $500 million just to help states with the task.) But even expanding a government bureaucracy would employ people, and for good purpose. And Congress has already committed to the largest cost of the program: paying unemployed workers.
The stimulus bill could also make $7 billion available to states that adopt various unemployment benefits reforms to make it easier to claim benefits... Why not add one more simple reform to the list?
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Yes, this has been said before. Just started testing, I think S2 need to be reminded again.
The DotA heroes that you have copied over are great. They are fun, look awesome, they have character, and they are all of those characters that you love to have during an -apem or -ar.
The problem is that the game is now lacking some of the most important support/team heroes that DotA did so well. We have a great roster of "LoL Juggernaught is fun" style heroes, but none of those "Well, we need him on our team".
We have Earthshaker, but we're missing Sand King, Tidehunter and Beastmaster.
We have Abaddon but we're missng Leoric.
We have Scout, Dark Lady, but we're missing Sniper and PA.
We got Lina and Rylai, but we don't have Lich, Pugna or Lion.
We're missing those characters which can really make a difference in terms of team play and support, not just in the "o kek I lasthitted 1909 heroes", but those who force people to play together, as a team, to win.
We have a problem, where is one team has Earthshaker, there is nothing like him in the game, whereas in DotA his stun abilities are at least mirrored by 3-4 other heroes. This is what makes DotA so tactically brilliant for the mere character picking stages.
I'd like to add a caveat here, and say I love HoN, it's awesome, but if I were S2, I'd have implemented every single DotA Hero...
Except Alchemist. Noone likes Alchemist.
Edit: I thought I'd reiterate somewhat.
When playing in league/pickup, as part of a 5-man, SD mode game, one of the most important things is team selection.
You take 1 carry, unless you have two of the top carry heroes in game and are confident you can do it.
You need heroes that will be strong in early, to allow your carries to farm in safety. You also need those heroes who support the whole team, turn up when you need them with a timely fissure, stun, epicentre or the like.
When the draft comes up, you'll often see one team has Sand King and another stunner open to them. In DotA, that's not a problem. Because where one team has Sand King and Earth Shaker, the other has Slardar and Tidehunter, Vengeful Spirit, Lion.. the list goes on.
In HoN, if one team has Earthshaker.... you have... errr.. Kraken?
Similarity in heroes is not neccessarily a bad thing. For a game to have tactical difficulty, it should be about when and where to use your abilities, not who got Earthshaker in their SD.
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I agree that similarity is a good thing and I also agree to the fact that a larger roster/more variety makes better hero setups and counter picks possible.
But I don't agree to your hero choices. I really disagree there.
Sniper is one of the less interessting to play against heroes and very uninspired imho.
PA is one of the most boring heroes ever. Just the generic 1-click hero.
Leoric is just one generic stun+nuke more.
Lion is also a very generic nuker.
Granted he has manaburn but we allready have Magina for cutting mana down and NA would have Manaburn + he is no generic nuker.
But what we need least are more stealth heroes so NA would be crap too.
Pugna would be a nice addition but not because of nukes. Just because of his anti caster ward.
We have no single image hero. Images make up for good mingames and they are quite unique compared to nukes & stuns.
We have few good junglers.
We have one summoner (or 3 with Warlock + Arachna :P)
So what we need most are counter picks and not nuke, aoe or stun.
Zephyr should be deleted.
The ingame zoom should never be changed.
And last hit assist should be banned.
Why? No one should get what I don't like.
What is wrong with you?! >Leoric is just one generic stun+nuke more.
Lion is also a very generic nuker.
I want potm sandking puck pugna BM, hell so many good heroes need to be added if this game wants to stack up to its parent, DotA.
Will there be an Invoker??? thatd be nuts!!
Nobody likes Meepo... :P
I want Storm Spirit. His ult is second to none in terms of entertainment.
I'll light the way.
Please no. That hero is so far from fun to play against.
I disagree that more dota heroes need to be added. You can play dota for that. It's fine that they used some dota heroes as a base for their hero pool, but what we need are heroes to replace those dota heroes that weren't added; more heroes to fill their roles, and give the game some distinction and individuality. I guarantee you I won't buy this game if its main feature is being exactly like dota, because I can play dota already.


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10-02-2012, 12:34 PM #1722Not before me! Sorry to make you wrong, Curkster. To make up for it I'll say that you're the next poster!
10-02-2012, 01:00 PM #1723lol, no problem, I saw you post at 4?? am and thought you would sleep till work because you said you have been busy. but i should know better. you always have time for GMTC, surreal you are up
10-03-2012, 12:12 AM #1724I went to bed at 6am and was up at 9:15am and immediately got to work. (I didn't log in to post until lunch time.) Then I pushed out all of today's items until tonight, drove to get my trailer, dragged it to the lake house, and drove back home. I've been back about 40 mins, now ... and have all of today's items to catch up on. I'll likely hit the hay around 4am or 5am and sleep until 8am or 9am. Aren't sleep disorders wonderful when you make them work for you?!
sdefender might drop in...
10-03-2012, 06:48 AM #1725@SurrealOne sleep disorders are great. Well for me, i guess you too. What kind of Computer/Technical do you do? Just wondering. I think Donyms will be in first
10-03-2012, 10:01 AM #1726I'm here, kind of. Good morning all. I hope everyone has a great day. I think Curky will stop by again.
10-03-2012, 10:25 AM #1727you got it buddy... Good day to you as well. I think I need coffie. donyms your up
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10-03-2012, 12:47 PM #1728@Curky - I currently work on the security side of the industry --- with a focus on corporate integrity (a la 'GRC'; Google the acronym if you need to, as it's a lot to explain). You're up, again, Curky...
10-03-2012, 01:14 PM #1729thats cool. As my kid said when she was younger, he is smart smart. . surreal you still here
10-03-2012, 04:43 PM #1730Yup, still here. Maybe Donyms will pop in before the business day is done...
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This was our second time there and again every part of the meal was superb. The attention to detail really shows thru, even down to the wait staff moving aside if you are walking down the hallway/aisle. We had fish, chicken and veal and all were great and served at the absolute correct temperature. The prices are also reasonable for the quality of the meal. We've been to a number of the top restaurants in the city and right now this may be our favorite.
Great ambience, presentation, and food delivery service. Food was a bit too fancy for me.
Top to bottom... an outstanding meal. The wine list deserves particular attention, not only is it offered via Ipad but it is full of original selections that seem well-oriented to the cuisine. Wine prices are reasonable, and it is clear this list is cultivated with passion.
From start to finish our dinner for six (plus a six-month old) was lovely. The welcome was warm. The servers were informative and friendly and the service was outstanding. Each plate was beautiful to look at and a pleasure to our palates. The little touches - a peach amuse bouche to start and a beautiful chocolate to finish - made it feel like a very special occasion. The portion sizes were sensible. My companions who preferred their meat more well done than the chef's recommendation got exactly what they ordered. Based on my previous positive experiences, I suggested Fleet Street to our host from out of town and she was completely happy too.
When they called to confirm my reservation and asked if we were celebrating a special occasion, I had no idea they would work so hard to ensure that it was indeed special. I told them it was a birthday dinner for myself and my mother and the host immediately asked for the correct spellings of our names. The reason: a birthday card at each of our seats with a hand written note! Such a personal touch. We dined a Fleet Street for their Sunday Supper, a 3 course prix fix menu. My boyfriend does not eat seafood or gluten and my dad is very 'meat-and-potatoes'. They both had a hard time closing between the excellent selection. Everyone cleaned their plates at each course! They also brought birthday cake in addition to dessert!
We came for our anniversary and enjoyed our dinner very much. It wasn't very busy but this year our anniversary landed on a Tuesday so it's not that surprising. They have a very extensive wine selection that while very good seemed a little over priced. The food was perfectly cooked and the portion size very adequate. The price tag is pretty high but the experience makes it worth it. I wouldn't recommend as an everyday place but definitely worth it for a special occasion that you want to splurge on.
I took my wife to Fleet Street Kitchen for our anniversary and we could not have been happier with the experience. The food was excellent, our waitress was outstanding, and the ambiance was great. We each got the 3 course tasting menu and the value for the quality was superb. We will definitely recommend it to our friends and family in the future for a special night out.
My wife and I arrived early in the dinner cycle and selected the five pairings option, which includes 4 meal courses and a dessert. This experience turned out to be a memorable one; from our attentitive and knowledgable waiter, who had perfect timing with the wine and food pairings serving, to the absolutely tremendous tasting plates, to the generous pours of wine. We highly recommend FSK for a fine dining exeperience.
Wait staff is very professional and knowledgeable. Food was delicious!
Service was going bad with our first server until a server by the name of Issac came over a d took over our table he was really great. He had a great sense of urgency and was very knowledgable a quality which is very hard to find in Fleet Street kitchen... If you want great service ask for Issac.
Excellent food, 2nd time here and will be back for sure. Every course we had was beyond the point excellent. Highly recommend to anyone. Team very friendly and attentive. Pricing is in range of good quality restaurants
If you want to eat great, locally produced food, check out Fleet Street. Prices can be a bit high, but excellent service and inventive dishes. I would go there again, especially for a special occasion.
Went with a friend after hearing rave reviews. The chef and staff did not disappoint. Our server Amy was absolutely fantastic. She made wine suggestions that were perfect and was very well educated and passionate. We each had the butter poached lobster app and shared the beet salad. Both dishes were delectable and refined. Main courses my friend had the lamb which she said was cooked to perfection. I had the rock fish which was sumptuous and well balanced. Dessert we let Amy put together a cheese platter for us after telling her our likes and dislikes. She nailed it. Overall I have to say this is a foodie adventurers paradise. It is pricey and the portions are modest, but every bite is so fulfilling we felt it was worth every penny.
Worth the wait. Menu is impeccable. Tasting menu is perfect portions!
Fleet Street Kitchen is not in the best neighborhood but the environment inside is excellent and the food very good with a reasonable wine list, both for choice and price. We were a group of 8 and it was not possible to hear from one end of the table to the other because of the noise level. Service was good and pleasant including finding cabs for us to get back to our hotels. Reasonable cost for 8 people.
From selection to plating to taste ... great experience all around.
My wife and I were looking for a restaurant to grab a bite, nothing too fancy but nothing too pedestrian either. Fleet Street Kitchen seemed to fit the bill when we saw the menu online, but once we arrived... man, between the attentive and prompt service, the high quality of the food, the presentation, the range of food options... my wife and I have already planned what we want to eat for the next two times we head here. It's a great restaurant. A little packed, busy but pleasant, with quality servers and food at a great price point. You can't ask for more. Who wants to double date this weekend with us?
We came here for my husband's 40th birthday, and they helped to make it a very special occasion - complete with a birthday card and cake! We will definitely be coming back!
We had a party of 10 and one of our guests was flying in so arrived 20 minutes late. They were able to expedite his order to get his entree out with the rest of the party. We also had a vegan and the chef created an amazing entree just for her. Everything was delicious and we were well taking care of. Would definitely go back.
What a nice find in Baltimore, every detail to this meal was met, from the design on the plate to the taste of each flavor in every bite! A definite find.
Food was great. The wine pairings and the food were superb. Timing could have been a little better. Food came out and wait for the wine or just the opposite. Overall a wonderful experience.
To start with I don't write reviews very often - so this was special for me to do it Second - I am definitely a carnivore - so the fact I did this tells you how great the vegetables are at fleet street So my wife and I have eaten here a few times and are always amazed by how well all the food is - but especially how the vegetables are prepared. Hence we came up with something we've never done before - and we've been foodies for over 30 years and did the 7 course vegetarian testing menu - It was so great and I just gotta say between the quality of the raw ingredients, the chefs imaginative ways of handling the vegetables and displaying them it rivaled some of our best meals out. You don't have to do a tasting menu - just try the veggies
Enjoyed all of our food, but $3 a piece for oysters was a bit extreme. $15 for our party of 5 to each have one. Portions were small, so it was easy to clear the plates. If it hadn't been for the abundance of bread being served, I may have gone away hungry. The food is delicious and well-prepared, but the portions are so small that it leaves you wanting more. A modest piece of very fresh fish(halibut), but the sides were more like garnishes($30). Attentive service without being intrusive and we didn't have to scream our conversations.
Great service, food, and ambiance. Attentive and knowledgeable waitstaff, tasty cocktails, and delicious food. We had the kale salad, farm chicken, oysters, steak, and halibut-- all were wonderful.
My husband and I had dinner with another couple on a Friday night, and we enjoyed everything! The food was fabulous. We especially enjoyed the fresh, local ingredients. The ambience and service was great too. The cocktail menu was a lot of fun and my Shirts vs. Blouses was very good. Each of us found ourselves eating every morsel on the plate. The flavor cominations were complicated and successful. We can't wait to go back, and look forward to trying Cunninghams in Towson.
This was our first experience and definitely will not be our last. Both couples are foodies and experimented with their choices. The sunchokes were the delicious surprise of the evening. The Artic Char was sublime. Creative presentations all around. Deserts were intriguing and we did indulge. Questions received clear explanations by the wait staff. The service was very good, attentive but not rushed. higher end price point but worth it in our groups opinion.
Adventurous or not, get the babysitter for an extra hour & go for the Tasting Menu, and try the Bullseye, you won't be sorry.
We recently dined at Fleet Street Kitchen to celebrate our anniversary. At the recommendation of our waiter, Alexandros (who was wonderful), we opted for the 7-course tasting menu. It was fabulous. There were so many wonderful choices on the menu that would have made the choosing difficult and the tasting menu option made each course a fun surprise. The fresh ingredients and Fall flavor combinations were delicious. We enjoyed every bite and hope to return some time soon!
Excellent food and service. A little pricey, but worth it.
Great restaurant. Food is awesome. Service is good. Cool decor. It's really loud and very expensive.
Expensive and food selection limited but service was good and food was tasty! It's one of those places you probably only need to attend once.
Beautiful restaurant and very delicious food, we look forward to coming back again.
Fleet Street is probably the only restaurant we know of that had a vegetarian tasting menu -- a plus for everyone going there!! Wish they had an item or two off the regular vegetarian items that were on the menu----cocktails and wine were delis! As the evening went on, the noise level was a bit too much!!! Not a special occasion place--too noisy
From the drinks to the food, everything was fantastic. We will be back!
We had a wonderful time. the food and service were top notch
Like so many others, I found the food at this restaurant exquisite, though it is not for those who want gargantuan portions. And like many others, I was disappointed that my party was seated in the front of the restaurant, especially up against a rather drafty window. It's also uncomfortably close to the bar, so the noise level was frankly horrendous. This is an expensive restaurant, though the food is worth the money, but I really think they need to make more of an effort to make the dining experience itself friendlier. This kind of food at this kind of price demands a relaxed atmosphere. We left the restaurant well-fed but not relaxed. So, too frenetic by half but perhaps we should have gone on a Monday evening instead of Saturday.
Excellent food and service. Best restaurant we have been to in a long time. Will definitely be back!
My boyfriend and I chose Fleet Street for dinner last week, and we both left as excited as we came in. We tried the tasting menu and everything we ate was absolutely perfect. The wine was great, our server was friendly and knowledgable, and the atmosphere was cozy and beautiful. We will definitely be coming back. P.S. The negroni is a must-have.
We came on recommendation from foodie friends and were very pleased with the tasty offerings. We will return.
Not much else to say. Creative menu, well prepared and tasty.
Food was good although a bit salty, just not hot enough. Steak was a bit chewy. I was expecting better but enjoyed the experience.
We celebrated a birthday with the chef's 7course tasting menu accompanied by wine pairings. Every course was a delightful - and delicious- surprise. Presentations were artistic. Service was spot on! We were even given a tour of the wine cellar. A great celebration!
I had heard about Fleet Street Kitchen for a long time and wanted to go for months. Finally made the reservation three weeks out for a Saturday night. Was worried about being seated nearest to the kitchen, but it wasn't a problem at all. Gorgeous place, a wine list to peruse on iPad, exquisite vegetarian options. Expensive, but three (of four) of us went all in for four courses and it was worth every penny. Loved it. Truly more than a meal, it was an event. Did I mention it is gorgeous? Lux rustic style. Teak wood and crystal chandeliers. Beautiful. For those into the Baltimore dining scene, Pazo has been our favorite for years, but FSK just stole some of its glory. We can't wait to go back.
Saturday night was our first visit, and we will definitely be back. Minor issues keept this from being truly top class. The food was amazing - Egg nog ravioli with mushroom and bacon was to die for, as was the mushroom stew, pork dish with both pork belly and leg and smoked apples, house-made fig/caramel ice cream. They also make a proper macchiato, a refreshing change from the flat coffee served in many top-end restaurants in town. However, there were a few timing issues unexpected at a restaurant of this caliber (and price point) - our initial service was a little slow. My wife ordered a glass of wine with dinner, but by the time it arrived, we were done dinner. Similar story with the coffee coming after we finished the ice cream.
This is an amazing restaurant where the owners have clearly invested their hearts, souls, and money. Everything about it is excellent. The ambiance is warm and elegant, the food was PERFECT, and the service was attentive but not overbearing. Management is present and ensures that each patron is treated like royalty. And not sure how they snagged the bartender/wine expert from Petite Louis, but it's quite a coup. Bravo on creating a memorable dining experience for Charm City!
The location on the outside is deceiving... doesn't look like much but on the inside it is such a delightful gem! The decor is fantastic. Rustic glam I would call it. The service was outstanding. Bar was nice to hit up before dinner. Dining room was very grand yet intimate/cozy/romantic. Food was really delicious. We had beet salad and lobster to start with and pork and halibut for dinner. All were outstanding. Very pleased and will certainly go again!!
I had a wonderful first experience here. I had very little time before I had to make a movie while eating solo, and they made sure I was finished with time to spare. Also, when a friend unexpectedly showed up, they let me move to the bar to eat with them without any issues. The food, wine, and service were all exemplary.
First, I was impressed that our special request for seating was honored. Second, and more important, the meal was fabulous! I had the arctic char (out of this world). The portion were appropriately small, the wine was wonderful, service was spectacular, and I have a new favorite restaurant. Thank you!
My wife and I had the pleasure of dining at Fleet Street Kitchen twice in the past two weeks. Both meals were excellent! The first was the Chef's tasting menu; each of the courses were extraordinary. A few highlights; the pork belly was absolutely delicious, the scallop was seared to perfection, the beet salad was incredible; the spring onion soup amazing and I almost forgot, the egg yolk ravioli; incredible . Can you tell we thoroughly enjoyed our meal? The wine pairings were also outstanding. Father's Day Brunch was also perfect from appetizers to dessert! The Old Fashioned, very, very nice! Our compliments to the Chef, his team and the outstanding service staff! We highly recommend Fleet Street Kitchen.
Fleet Street Kitchen is such a great find for Foodies, Chef diners as well as anyone looking for a great place for special occasions. The wine menu presented on iPad at the table was fun! Dinner portions were perfect to allow room for appetizers as well as incredible homeade Ice Cream deserts.


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Greg: That Saul "The Spy with a Heart of Gold" Berenson is a softie. We've never seen his paternal ways go a-rye, but everyone's favorite CIA agent was straight played. I'm not sure the rogue mercenary's identity is important to Nazir's overall plan, but Aileen's death puts the whole operation at an extreme loss when we all know the clock is ticking.
We also saw a deeper evolution of Brody's character during his conversation with Rex, the big-money political donor who spent time fighting in Vietnam. As Rex describes the similarities between Brody and himself ("real soldier, you didn't lose yourself"), he's genuinely surprised. Brody then reveals to Carrie, in another moment of clarity, that he feels he could have been similar to Rex instead of the path he has chosen. It's a stunning revelation in Brody's thinking, because to this point it seems like he has justified his nefarious actions as a survival tactic. It was either become a jihadist, or die in a hole. It never occurred to Brody that he had a choice to never align himself with Nazir. But then we wouldn't have ridiculous, passionate make out sessions in the woods, now would we?
Tierney: Yes, there was definitely some character revelation in Saul's storyline. We always knew he placed an extraordinary amount of trust in Carrie. But in his encounter with Aileen, we learned he is an extremely trusting person. Like Carrie's empathy and Quinn's temper, it seems to me that this is both Saul's greatest strength as spy—in return for his trust he can get people to trust him—but also a fatal flaw: if he lets his guard down too much, he can be played. And I agree with you that we don't know how big a role the mystery man plays in Nazir's operation—our heroes could be chasing just a low-level muscle man. But even if the trail cools for a while, knowing Homeland, he will reappear at some point. I had wondered all season what had happened to Aileen and if she would come back to reveal more of Saul's character.
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Re: Rex, you are absolutely right, and what better way to describe Brody than as a "quiet surprise"? After all, Brody has been wont to pull off the terrorist-cum-VP-candidate front by keeping his head down and playing the humble hero card. But he is definitely losing his cool. How much longer until he blows it completely?
Greg: It may not be long, thanks to Carrie intervening while Brody wants to play dad. It really bothered me that Brody chews out Carrie at the end of the episode ("None of this is f---ing okay!") for trying to quash the accident incident. Everything is crumbling for Brody because he primarily felt the need to exact revenge on his home country. Brody dug his own grave, and is angry that he is having the dirt shoveled back on top of him.
Of course, Brody isn't the only person digging holes. Back to the make out scene, which is clearly Carrie's show of weakness. I thought she was handling her feelings for Brody pretty well, and then she submits to Brody's corny admission of enjoying being "used." C'mon girl, this landed you in shock therapy last time. Get a grip.
If there is an overall theme to this episode (aside from it being the weakest of the season so far), it's that everyone's flaws were bound to bubble to the surface, and everyone is worse off because of them. None of this is "f---ing okay," indeed.
Tierney: Yes, the Brody freakout on Carrie was disappointing, considering shortly before he seemed to finally have taken at least some ownership of his situation in comparing himself to Rex. But it is not surprising, as Dana has always been his last line of defense. He had finally regained some of her trust and respect by taking her to the police, and he was forced to throw it all away with the hopes that it would save their relationship in the long run (and let's be honest here, we all know it won't).


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How do you toggle/enable powersaving mode on Belle?
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press the hardware power button, and there you can choose the power saving mode
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Ok so there is the hardware button option... but is there no where in the software to do it? Because I don't see anything in the pulldown notification area.
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I guess there is also no software button to see what apps are open as well? :/
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Is there a way to check the % of the battery life left?
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Yes there was with Anna and pre Anna. It was bottom left screen button click and scroll down the menu list to show open aplications.
I'll check out the battery monitor. With anna it was a bit hoggy on system usage... perhaps with belle it will be better.
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Battery Monitor works and has a software button for turning on Power Saving Mode!
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I have not looked into offline mode for widgets yet... If I find something out I will let you know. But I dont see any thing present thus far.
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Yeah, what ever happened to you taking those pills your doctor prescribed to you?danarchking777 wrote:......like anyone cares but ive been sensored in general amv. yea im just a 2$ whore that answers questions in software help and my opinions in here are worth as much as a bums turd.
what ever happened to using a "good" song and anime footage and making a watchable amv*tear*
SuperFusion wrote:what the hell are you talking about?
danarchking777 wrote:good is not "good" in the dictionary.
good art can be found at the lueve(i dont know how to spell) in paris
bad art can be found at walmart down the street
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