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JK Wine Bar - meh
Ok, that does it. I have eaten Jamie Kennedy's food in various places several times. Each time, I have been underwhelmed. So I was extremely curious and really wanted to give it one last shot. I hadn't eaten at JK Wine Bar per se, so decided to go there on the other evening with a few friends.
First of all, yes, it's an attractive space. The service is attentive and we were seated quickly. We wanted a table and got it (we were there early). I will admit that, as a group, we were perhaps a bit uncooperative in the sense that we didn't sit, awed and quiet and, instead, ordered our own series of wines and dishes. The wines were all outstanding - so no complaints there. And as far as the food goes it, too, was mostly delicious. But at least a couple of us are pretty competent cooks and we both felt that there was absolutely nothing there that we couldn't have easily done ourselves. Kennedy is a brilliant sourcer of ingredients - agreed. And this is, perhaps, his strength. But what he does with these ingredients is dead simple and not particularly exciting. The black cod with braised pork belly was good, but didn't blow me away like I had hoped. The beef with wild pine mushrooms was nicely prepared, a good use of the ingredients, but not at all exciting. The charcuterie plate was fine, the beef and cheddar sandwich was good (but again, this was about the cheese!) and the fries were, of course, addictive. (I have had better grilled Portuguesd sardines at almost any churrascuiera, though.) Desserts were ok - I liked the creme brulee and the cheese platter was nice.
I'm not complaining about this really, but I have finally come to the conclusion that the strength of Jamie Kennedy's cooking is in the ingredients. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate this, but for anyone who does have access to fresh, seasonal ingredients and is willing to search for interesting cheeses and good produce, it is not a mind-blowing culinary experience. Would I go there again? Probably not, to be honest. It was expensive for what we ate, and I was (personally) a little irritated by our server who made us feel like slightly misbehaved children for confusing our wine glasses. I don't need that kind of pressure when I go out to eat.
Anyway, that's it. I have done it and now I know. I can make creme brulee just as good as his and I know where the pine mushrooms grow.
I was underwhelmed by JKWB, too. I found everything I ordered to be well-executed but boring.
My thoughts exactly. I would go there again if appropriate circumstances arise, but it has never blown me away. Everything has always tasted good, but there was never anything I couldn't make myself - and that includes those fries.
The service at JKWB has always been friendly, but never very organized. I'd think they would do better at sequencing and coordinating dishes with a star chef in charge.
I find this pattern goes all the way back to Palmerston. Fairly conservative food that sounds less conservative than it is, conservatively prepared, with good but not exciting flavours.
The hype goes back to Scaramouche a generation ago. Kennedy's restraint paired with Stadtlander's (recklessness??) brought some very good cooking. Kennedy seems to know how to run restaurants successfully. I believe has promoted both organics and eating with environmental consciousness in mind. He's good, but I don't think he deserves all the hype. He never seems to thrill.
re: embee
I guess Kennedy is what passes for a celebrity chef in Toronto. And, for that, I think he does a good job - he represents food philosophy that I can believe in. His demand for sustainable fisheries, his popularization of organic foods and his preference for local products are all admirable and give a public face to an important cause. So I do appreciate him for that. Unfortunately, you're right - the food in his restaurant doesn't really live up to the hype around his person. It's fine, I guess, but next time I want to spend serious money on a meal I'll go elsewhere. To be frank, however, I'll probably end up in something more ethic and moderate and get more blown away by the kind of cooking that I wouldn't necessarily be able to do myself.
We went to Jamie Kennedy Restaurant adjacent to the Wine Bar for a celebratory dinner last night. The service was impeccable; the food, however, was amateurish. Our dishes were devoid of any balancing of flavours, textures and colours. One would also think that in a restaurant of this calibre, the alcohol in the wine sauce would have been totally cooked off before the dish was served; pretty basic stuff.
re: nummanumma
Good grief. No one is suggesting that everyone cooks that stuff all the time, but some of us are pretty excellent cooks. I feel my comments are far from crrrrraaaaazy and, in fact, I do think that the cult of celebrity can cloud our assessment of how much of our dining out is entertainment and how much is culinary accomplishment. For that price? Take it easy - I'm not a street person, but I don't think it's dirt cheap.
re: nummanumma
JK Wine Bar has nice food. I agree. JK is also one of our relatively few star chefs. He has done good things for the food community in Toronto. If JK was NOT a star chef, my expectations would be lower. But with acclaim, and hype, come high expectations.
I have eaten at JKWB several times. I didn't like everything, but the things I didn't like were primarily about my taste. Nothing was bad. But nothing was thrilling. Servers were friendly and wine suggestions were generally good. However, food was continually delivered in an illogical (and sometimes stupid) sequence and with very poor timing. There has been nothing I couldn't make myself if I want to. Entrecote with creamy polenta (the entrecote from Cumbraes, seared on a Woodflame grill; the creamy polenta laced with gorgonzola and home roasted peppers)? That's a 20 minute weekday meal should I want it. Quail is available at most supermarkets and any Greek restaurant and is also a no brainer to cook (though easy to overcook). In short, JK creates good flavours, but not life experiences.
I've also been to Barrio and Relish several times each. Very similar style to JK, but both unpretentious, without hype, and without a star chef. My expectations are, therefore, much lower. But JK's food has NOT been better. Relish times and sequences dishes pathetically, but Barrio does it better than JK. And the best dishes at both places has tasted better than the best dishes at JKWB.
I have had restaurant meals that thrilled. I've had dishes that I could make but wouldn't bother to because of their complexity. I've had simple dishes made of extraordinary ingerdients that I can't source myself. And I've tasted flavours that wowed me, some of which I couldn't identify. JK doesn't do this. His ingredients are good, but I believe I get my meat from the same place. His flavours are good, but Barrio and Relish have done better on occasion and so, frequently, have I.
re: julesrules
I just posted more on this in anmother thread. See http://www.chowhound.com/topics/show/...
That comment was uncalled for. Just because some of us can and do cook, and some of us may even be culinary professionals, does not mean that we should be lambasted for telling it like it is. Whether our meal cost us $15 or $150, the point of the matter is that we feel we deserve decent food, especially when it's at a restaurant that gets a 3 1/2-star rating in Toronto Life.
Our meal at JK Restaurant last night was pitiful and totally uninspired. From an awful amuse bouche onwards, nothing was prepared with any of the brilliance that I was expecting; and the execution, as mentioned in a previous post, was almost amateurish.
A few examples:
My Mushrooms on Toast appetizer should have been delicious - a selection of locally foraged mushrooms in red wine sauce served over toasts. The wine sauce had an acrid taste, and it didn't help that the alcohol had not been sufficiently cooked off. Massacred mushrooms, anyone?
My husband's order of caribou (the caribou itself prepared properly, but accompanied by a wishy-washy blueberry and juniper sauce) came with a side of "savoy cabbage bundle"; a variation, in essence, of a cabbage roll. What was presented on the plate was a somewhat sloppy looking package filled with unappealing bland rice and WHOLE torpedo onions (slightly larger than pearl onions) which were cold and barely cooked. Appealing?
For dessert, the Beignets du Jour beckoned. We should have ignored them. The daily special was apple beignets. What we got were two huge thick slices of hard matsu apples surrounded by doughnut batter. Does anyone out there really want to bite into a doughnut filled with an uncooked apple slice? As I mentioned to the waiter when asked how the dessert was, a variety like the simple yet delicous macintosh would have cooked down a bit while the beignet was in the fryer. He said he'd inform the kitchen (as this was the first night using this dessert menu), then proceeded to comp the item. A nice gesture.
Needless to say, I will not be trying the new Jamie Kennedy at the Gardiner anytime soon.
re: olivergail
Absolutely fascinating. It really makes me wonder where the adulation has come from. Thanks all - at least I don't feel like I'm alone.
re: Nyleve
Nyleve, I "chowhounded" Jamie Kennedy Restaurant as soon as we got home last night. Lo and behold, there was your beautifully written post about Jamie Kennedy; what a relief it was to read your piece and validate our own disillusionment.
re: intheweedss
Normally I'd agree with you that one should give a restaurant a second chance. However, not one of the dishes we ate last night was better than mediocre. If we'd had one or even two duds, I'd be more forgiving. But each and every dish?
If the restaurant were owned by a novice restaurateur, I'd give it the benefit of the doubt. But, in my books, there's no redeeming an establishment that is owned by a pro who's obviously not spending much time in this kitchen.
re: olivergail
I haven't personally had BAD food at a JK restaurant, but that's exactly my point. Kennedy should NEVER mess up, just as a well rehearsed concert musician seldom hits even one bad note when performing. With the adulation and hype comes the responsibility to deliver the goods. Mistakes happen, but an imperfect dish should not leave a JK-run kitchen.
Jamie Kennedy has managed to sell his product over and over again to Toronto's sophisticated masses with disposable incomes who consider themselves to have "discriminating taste".Probably the same market to which Bymark has been selling their $30 burgers, and Ki has been selling their steaks and sushi.
I'm guessing that most of the clientele at JKWB would not choose to try a new restaurant before they have had a chance to read a published restaurant review.Not that there's anything wrong with that.
I wouldn't choose to eat at JKWB again, because I like to try restaurants that serve things that I consider to be innovative and/or interesting to my palate. But some people in Toronto find haute poutine, entrecote, etc. to be interesting, innovative or even sophisticated- and maybe it is, relative to what they are eating at home.
re: spaetzle
He's managed to sell his product, but anyone with any sophistication and discriminating taste would not bite more than once.
I'll venture to be the lone voice of dissension here. I love JKWB (never been to JK Restaurant) and often recommend it. While I do agree with many of you in that the food usually doesn't blow me away, I always leave satisfied. Here are the things I love about it:
1. Great wine list. Plus I love that I can get a 3 oz. pour, for the same relative price as a 6 oz. pour. It lets me try different wines without having to commit to a full glass.
2. The atmosphere. It's sophisticated and lively without being pretentious or overly casual. I've always had good service there, whether at the bar or at a table. And while it's been done to death in this city by now, I still really enjoy the small plates concept. I find it a really enjoyable way to share a meal with a partner or friends.
3. Reliably good food. I've never had a bad dish there. Some have been better than others, but none have been bad. And yes, I could prepare many of the dishes myself. But I usually don't want to and appreciate having someone else do it for me. And his attention to locally-sourced, organic ingredients appeals to me greatly (as others have also mentioned).
4. The price point is reasonable for a night out, I think.
5. And god yes, I'm a sucker for his poutine. I think it's the demi-glace that usually gets me... I usually want to lick the bowl.
I guess the bottom line for me is that JKWB is a reliably good place for a nice, but slightly casual dinner for when I'm in the mood for a "Canadian" meal. I have my favourite "ethnic" spots, both low and high end. I have Perigee and Splendido for the splurges/celebrations, etc. But JKWB is still on my rotation and fills one of my many different dining niches.
Just my $.02. Given what I've read here, I will definitely try out Barrio.
re: TorontoJo
once again Toronto jo- we appear to be the same person- except I put my foot it in and you thoughtfully explained yourself- well done!
You pretty much nailed it on the head for the most part. JK can source better than anyone in the city PERIOD (add exclamation if desired). That is his strength and the reason I'm there every week. Its simply not possible for me to buy (especially produce) of that calibre on a consistant basis, and to me that is reason enough to frequent the restaurant every week.
I've never encountered attitude with any of the servers in the wine bar and they probably have some of the most passionate foodie servers in town (Alex/Richie/Jamie D). In fact, the only person that gives me attitude in that place is JK because he can't take constructive critisism (he is so used to all the women fawning all over him).
Best casual restaurant in Toronto. Nothing fancy, when you have the best ingredients you don't want it to be, and that is why his actual restaurant is a horrible failure. JK isn't a chef, he is a great ingredient sourcer than can cook simply. He won't admit that, but that is the secret to his success.
If you want someone that is a top chef and a top sourcer, look no farther than Stadtlander. Best restaurant in Canada, hands down.
I frequently head to JKWB when didning solo-so I can only speak for my experience sitting at the bar-I have always found the food and service at the bar great-the per glass prices can be steep but thats not a major issue.
Remember, you can't please everyone.
You know the pricing at JKWB by-the-glass pricing is extremely reasonable, especially when you consider most restaurants in Toronto offer lesser wines at much higher markups. I don't know of a place in Montreal with food (simple, generally high quality) that compares with similarly priced by-the-glass selections. When you consider what else is offered in Toronto, I find JKWB particularily compelling value overall.
If MT can highlight a few places in Montreal that they think have comparable/better seasonal food and better wine prices/selection, I would be more than happy to buy you a drink at one of those places the next time I'm in town.
Different category completely.
JKWB is small plates vs. Joe Beef where even the appetizers are larger than the mains at most places. Joe Beef also doesn't have the same calibre of by-the-glass wine (if they even offer by-the-glass at all).
If you are talking strictly ingredient quality, JKWB has better produce but Joe Beef is better in most other respects.
umm I did say "can" be steep-and also said "is not a major issue" I frequent JKWB on every visit would agree the JKWB has a more unique selection by the glass than most in the city...
A good comparible choice in Montreal, Food and Wine by the Glass-very reasonable and great food(perhaps a little simpler in terms of ingrediants)
BU on Blvd St.Laurent
re: montreal traveller
i posted here before and was censored...but anyway..i thought jk is generally good but don't always rely on toronto life ratings..some are pure fluff!!


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Five stars all the way! Close to Navarette elementary and Basha High School! New and clean!
The Principal is awesome, the VP is a good communicator, and Miss K is wonderful, but a few of the instructors at PJHS are absolutely horrible. If you have a child in M.A.'s Algebra class, get them out of it as soon as possible. This instructor assigns 25-60 problems for homework on a daily basis with minimal explanation of how to do the work. That is, if you can read the tiny font the homework in. This instructor is very condescending toward students who give incorrect answers in her classroom. This instructor doesn't understand that there are different ways in math to form an equation to get to the correct answer. It's either this instructor's way or you are wrong, even if the work results in a correct answer. Another one to avoid is young Science teacher A. M. This instructor is an absolute nightmare who plays favorites with the students. Has no control of the classroom what so ever. If this instructor does not like your child, they will not get a good grade like the class pets. Does not like to be questioned by parents. If your child didn't attend PJHS in 7th grade and is one of the better 8th grade athletes, dont expect them to be picked for a team due to favoritism.
I attended Payne the first 2 years it was open during the '05-'06 and '06-'07 school years. There have been quite a bit of changes as far as teachers coming and going since I left, however a lot of the teachers I had are still there so I think my review is still relevant. I loved Payne and have so many great memories of my time there. The staff and teachers were very friendly and approachable. It was obvious they truly cared about the students. Most of the teachers are young so they have a lot of energy and excitement about the curriculum they teach. My teachers were were very hands on in the way they taught and were rarely sitting at their desks for longer than a few minutes. Most of my teachers, especially Mr. Giaramita, were constantly challenging us to push ourselves past what we thought we were capable of. Looking back I am very grateful for this because it has helped me tremendously both in high school and now in college. There is a very warm energy on campus. I can't remember ever dreading going to school mainly because I knew I was going to have fun each day. In my opinion, speaking as a former student, Payne is a fantastic school.
I have two children in this Jr High. Thier first year in this school form another school district in a high class area. My kids tell me; the cirriculum is lower than thier standards, probably because of the the lower learning skills of the kids raised in the area. Expectations of good grades and performance are throttled back to perform to Texas standards. Fights are rampant, bullying is rampant and open drug use is open. I even asked the Dean of Students for Sex Offender notifications within the area and she refused to provide. If you your children have to go to this school then protect them and supplement their learning material. The school is full of unfortunate low income racsist children banding in gangs. The Teachers try but are outnumbered and held back by the School Administrators who are only want make thier jobs secure. Do not let your kids attend this school unless your prepared to teach them yourself and deprograme them after school.
Reading the other posts, it appears Payne is a Love it or Hate it school. Sadly we are the latter. I've never before (and we have 5 children) counted down the days to get out of a school! We've seen many students leave Payne and move to the Home School route or on-line classes because they were so unhappy here. I've found that most of the teachers we've dealt with here seem vary worn-out or genuinely do not like the 13-14 year old age group. I've witnessed the teachers be rude and condescending and have yet to find a teacher who encourages thinking outside of the box. Sounds like the CATS teachers might be the exception. I will say that we absolutely love Ms. Kitty and Ann-Marie in the office and Mr. Phillips has been very approachable and helpful in the past. All in all - can't wait to be done with the PAYNE of this Junior High.
I graduated from the CATS program at Payne last year. It's utterly exceptional. The teachers in this program are better, smarter, and more qualified than most of the teachers at Basha High (which I am attending this year). The most unique feature was the fact that the cats program not only taught me facts, but also how to think and respond to real-world issues. I highly recommend the program. Otherwise, Payne is a fun school, and a much better option for your child in comparison to some of the other CUSD schools (Santan, Willis, etc.). The environment is very friendly, and the school is clean in all possible meanings of the word. It is sanitary, as well as drug and bully free. The teachers and administration are kind and caring. Payne also has 'teams' which means that a group of 100 or so kids share the same core-class teacher. This helps so much in making friends! It's like a giant family.
Payne Junior High is an excellent school! The teachers and staff are knowledgeable and helpful! They go above and beyond for their students! The administration is supportive and visible. The overall school experience is an A plus, my son enjoys attending this top rated school! Their test scores say it all.
My son just completed his 2 years at Payne. We were extremely happy with this school and all of my son's teachers. My son was part of the CATS program and therefore had the same group of teachers for both years. They were the absolute best teachers ever!!!! They not only taught him they also got him to think about and discuss relevant topics, different problem solving approaches, and challenge himself to think and look at his education and life in many different ways. His experience at Payne with these teachers have completely prepared him for high school and beyond!
Although many of the previous comments were very negative, I LOVED this schol. This may contribute to my wonderful Honor's techers but I have not seen a teacher in the school that does not care. However, classes are full of kids who talk and dont care and make things up to their parents. And Tutoring IS AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES OF THE DAY.
We attended payne in 2010 and needed help with after school tutoring for my son, and they told me that they do not offer it.. so that was a contributing factor in my child failing as homework was what he needed help in. They have a sink or swim mentality with work, and my son sliped through the cracks of this system. What made it a cold slap in the face for me- was that they told me he should take summer school to dicipline his lack of application in his homework, but then said that it would not help him to go onto the next grade level. Now no other open enrollment school wants to take him do to his failing 7th grade because they want to see good grades to accept their applicants. Had I known that this was how Payne Jr. High treated their struggling students I never would have enrolled my son there.
If I could give this school a ZERO star rating, I would. Worst school experience ever. We came from an accelerated K-6 program, and this year was beneath my son's instruction of 2.5 years ago. Disappointed doesn't cover it. That's not to mention that the staff has been utterly unhelpful and fails to return my emails and phone calls, and on the rare (perhaps 10% of the time) occasion that they do, my issues are not resolved. In addition, he was taught in social studies that "America is an expansionistic super-power bent on dominating the world's oil." That was just the first of many ridiculous Anti-American rhetorics we heard from that teacher. His language arts teacher was downright rude to my son and I continually to the point of making my son self-conscious to even be around her, an attribute he does not usually have. I am no complainer. Our previous school, CTA FREEDOM elementary gains my highest respect, and we have been there with our children since they opened it 6 years ago. I can't imagine a worse school than Payne. We will seek other educational opportunities next year, no matter how far we must drive. No child of mine will ever attend this school again.
The 7th grade Math department is less than willing to work with parents who have a child who is struggling.
Unlike most, my experience at Payne has been less than satisfactory. The students and teachers make little effort to learn and teach and the curriculum is all review so I can see why your grades may get better. As a student, I definitely do not recommend this school.
This is my child's first year at Payne, having come from a K-8 school and she is so happy there. Her grades have come up so quickly and she absolutely loves her teachers. I find all her teachers very friendly and very helpful when it comes to my daughter's school work and grades. I highly recommend this school. Your child will love it.
Payne Junior High is the best school I have ever been to! They have great teachers, fun activities, and everyone is so nice there! I love it!!
payne is amazing. i moved here last summer and i am in 8th grade and the teachers are sooo nice
This place is amazing the principal is so nice and the teachers are so helpful. they want your kids to do great in life.
In response to an earlier posting by a student, there is a security person on staff, he uses his 1st name with the students. There is 1 part time resource officer for the 2007-08 school year. And dress code is not enforced, please stop by and see for yourself. Nor are many of the other rules. Consequences are handed out based upon the individual and not the guidelines for the rule that was broken. And its sad to read that even current students, not just parents, are unfamiliar with the principal. The Dean is nice, but not tough. Parents need to pay more attention to students using 'weed' and alcohol, talk to their own children about whether or not they know of students engaging in illegal acts.
My daughter is an 8th grader at Payne. She is an open enrollment student and she is excelling at this school. The teachers are supportive and want their students to do well. Payne Junior High is a wonderful school.
The payne panters are the best i love all my teachers and hope to see more. if you want a jr high you found it Payne is number 1!
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There are three major alliances in the commercial airline industry. Star Alliance, the largest alliance, has 27 members, including United Airlines, TAP, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways, and Turkish Airlines. Sky Team has 19 member airlines, including Delta, Air France, KLM, and Korean Air. Twelve-member Oneworld includes carriers like American Airlines, Cathay Pacific, British Airways and Iberia. All three alliances have a global reach. You may have taken advantage of one of these alliances without even being aware of it. People who have to catch connecting flights to other parts of the world can buy cheaper tickets if they make the second part of their journey on an airline that is allied with the carrier who flew the first leg. This can save a lot of money over booking the two legs separately. Both legs can be booked at the same time through either one of the allied carriers.
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Serious travelers can earn a high amount of frequent flier miles very quickly if they use an airline-specific card frequently and they always fly on airlines that are allied with the carrier that they normally use. Spending frequent flier miles to get free flights is nice, but so is earning a higher frequent flier status (usually color coded with terms like silver, gold, and platinum). Earning a higher status on your airline can often lead to free or cheap class upgrades, lounge access and other perks. You will be able to enjoy these perks when flying on allied airlines as well.
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Thank you for this article – I am constantly getting lost int he mess that air travel can be sometimes, and I am also in love with my Delta membership. So I'll be looking more closely at Delta's allies!
Another great benefit of airline alliances is that many times you can redeem alliance airline miles on other carries. For instance you can redeem British Airlines Avios on American Airlines at the British Airlines rates. This is very beneficial in this case because British Airlines works off of a distance system while American works off of a regional system. This means that all domestic flights on American cost 25,000 miles roundtrip, while short domestic flights cost far less when using Avios. So if you are flying American from NY to Miami or LA or Vegas, you'll want to use Avios instead of AAdvantage miles as you will save hundreds, if not thousands of miles.
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Turkey, Israel and the moment of truth
(photo credit:Associated Press)
Today's Turkey is the denialist bearer of the Ottoman execution of the great genocide and national dispossession of the Armenian people nearly a century ago.Israel, the carrier-state of the Holocaust which followed a generation later, has long been unconscionably complicit in the realpolitik relegation of the Armenian loss of life and homeland to the footnotes of inconvenient, expendable crimes against humanity.Historically so different, the Turkish perpetrator and the Jewish victim, they have in the modern period surmounted their asymmetries to forge a strategic compact where might trumps right and the national interest, however narrow, stands uber alles. They have grown alike.The demeanor of state, however, has thankfully been balanced by citizens of conscience both in Turkey and the Jewish world who, in the face of self-important narratives on the Turkish nation's infallible greatness or the Holocaust's uniqueness, have come to grasp the imperative to face history, take responsibility and draw the lesson of genocide's universality. These righteous Muslims and Jews have not yet been able to carry the day.Instead, it is the Recep Tayyip Erdogans and Ahmet Davutoglus of the neo-Ottoman variety whose duplicitous bluster is driving their jaded vision of reasserted regional hegemony and imperial relevance. Only this time these deniers of genocide are pitching concepts of freedom, human rights and international law to attain the depths of their purpose.Israel's blockade of Gaza is wrong and requires resolution. Palestine, like Nagorno-Karabakh, has earned its right to sovereign statehood.But the essence and rhetoric of the provocation, carefully crafted in Ankara, to precipitate an Israeli action upon the flotilla betrays the true intent of Turkey's leaders: (1) to pursue the deception of their own clout and aggrandizement at the expense of regional peacemaking, (2) to mask their effective abuse, as pawns, of the very people to whom they seek to break through in the name of Islamic solidarity and (3) comfortably to gloss over their own unlawful blockade of Armenia since 1993.They represent a state which wiped clean an entire civilization in committing genocide against the Armenians – as well as the Assyrians, Pontic Greeks and later the Kurds – and has not found the political courage or moral fortitude to accept, atone and make just restitution for it. They represent a state which, far from seeking redemption and true conciliation, has brought its embargos and other crimes of war to the remnant Armenian republic that miraculously survived the genocide.They represent a state which was formed on the forcible exclusion of the Armenians from their ancestral patrimony and which today outlaws any mention of genocide and condemns to death those who, like Hrant Dink, seek peace and closure through the truth.AND NOW, as these "moderate Islamists" turn to jockeying with Israel for their own designs and the tallying of petty points, the question has been begged.In Jewish circles and beyond, the collective conscience is being refreshed and appears gradually to be climbing out of Orwell's memory hole. People are beginning to confess their recollection of Turkey's genocidal record. In terms of paradigms and shifts, this is welcome news: In every evil there is a good, the Armenian proverb goes.
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Why I write and why I'll always write my truths about sex.
Reading from "Naked Memory: Confessions of a Sexual Revolutionary," amzn.to/SUwJHa
The Gloria rambles on about writing and reads from A Fetish for Men
Another secret morsel from my brand new book and the usual rambling reflections on sex & society.
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After opining about the swiss cheese marauder in Philly http://articles.philly.com/2014-01-14/news/46153142_1_philadelphia-magazine-fetish-man, KABC-LA asked me to talk to them about the story too. Here I am yakking with Doug McIntyre and Terri-Rae Ellmer (thanks to KABC for the loop!) http://www.kabc.com/page.php?page_id=141
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Dr. Brame goes solo to talk about how culture wounds men and forces them to try and live up to artificial standards of masculinity.
By special request, a sampling of just how awful I sound with a cold. I swear, people wanted to hear it! La.
I'm back from the Sexual Freedom Summit and inspired to keep the flames of freedom burning. This is a short podcast summarizing some of my thoughts today about trends in sexual and reproductive freedoms in the US and the growing support for morality based on... MORALITY! yeah!
An interview with French designer Chris, inventor of "the moodsign," a new toy and game to help assist couples to increase the frequency and variety of their love-making.
Hello to all my fine listeners. I'm taking a couple of weeks off to catch up on writing. Be back in September with all new writing and sparkling energy! Meanwhile, please tell your friends about my , er, UNIQUE podcasts. You never know what good a little sexy sex ed can do.
Thanks for your support, friends, fans, and general acquaintances whom I hope one day to turn into friends and fans! In spite of the chipmonk, today's cast was a blast. Bonus: later saw the cat that brought the bugger in in "disposing" of it. The great wheel of life just claimed another cog.
Wow, life happens so fast around here. Going to podcast this week, meanwhile please catch up with all the changes! http://gloriabrame.com is all new and different, and my new FB presence is an official fanpage, http://facebook.com/gloriabrame.
Podcast this week/weekend! Meanwhile, I have some words on dolphin sex http://blogs.sfweekly.com/exhibitionist/2014/06/dolphin_sex_another_person_cla.php
Head over to Amazon.com and download NAKED MEMORY to Kindle today http://www.amazon.com/Naked-Memory-Confessions-Sexual-Revolutionary-ebook/dp/B00K7SK492
Wow, that was some hiatus. Sorry, folks, but life got very real for a while. The show picks up again next week, full steam ahead!
Did another VERY unusual interview, this one with Vocativ, on the subject of incest fantasies (in advance of LifeTime's airing of Flowers in the Attic. https://www.vocativ.com/01-2014/americas-incest-obsession-flowers-attic-back-memories/
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I'll be back soon, soon, I PROMISE! Meanwhile, for your cheesy edification, me in the news today http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20140113_Fetish_expert_says_Philly_s__quot_Swiss_Cheese_Pervert_quot__could_be_dangerous_.html?c=r
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Some info on Daka Dom's project: A PEM contains the fantasy imagery, story-lines, mythic archetypal personas and actions, that drive a person that has a PEM to orgasm, or other deep erotic states. It is often expressed in fetish, kink and D/s-BDSM oriented sex.
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I'm running behind on podcasts because I've been a writing fiend. Find out what I'm up to on my blog, http://gloriabrame.typepad.com and I'll be talking to you soon!
I'm hoping to corral Jennifer and do a podcast together REAL soon, if not tonight, perhaps tmw. We have so much catching up to do!
Just penned an opinion piece about Ariel Castro's death by auto-erotic asphyxiation. Psychs didn't think he was nuts?! http://gloriabrame.typepad.com/inside_the_mind_of_gloria/2013/10/if-castro-wasnt-mentally-ill-who-is.html I
Great piece in the HuffPo about "what is sexual freedom?" http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tammy-nelson-phd/what-is-sexual-freedom_b_4058910.html
I'll be solo'ing at you again soon. I'm not done with men yet! (and hopefully, never will be) :)


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Arturo Aupont's header at the 97:34 mark in the second overtime gave Washington a 2-1 win over St. Ignatius for the Class 2A state title on Saturday afternoon at Hoffman Estates High School.
Aupont scored on a header with an assist from Jimmy Canedo.
"It was a corner kick and Jimmy hit me about seven yards out," Aupont said. "I headed it to the corner, to the right of the goalie and it went in."
Aupont said there was a moment of hesitation.
"I knew we had won state, but it just didn't sink in," Aupont said. "It still hasn't, but maybe by tomorrow (Sunday), it will. It was just really great because we were a team and we played together all year."
Patriots coach Alvaro Perez said it was a great day for the program, which started in 1995.
"I'm on Cloud 9 right now," Perez said. "I can't tell you how proud I am of our kids and what they did. This was 18 years in the making and this is a great day for Chicago, Washington High School, the East Side and Hegewisch."
Canedo scored at the 47-minute mark as the Patriots (15-1-8) took a 1-0 lead, but the Wolfpack (19-6-2) tied it when Matt Quass scored at 75:13. He said his team did not lose its confidence when St. Ignatius tied it up.
"We were confident the whole game, we didn't hang our heads," Canedo said. "Coach Perez, he didn't panic either and we just went out and played. We knew it would be a tough match."
Goalkeeper Jose Leyva had five saves.
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Isabel has been a homie for many years now and her bicycle collection has far surpassed my own. Her custom made 650c Davidson is one of my all-time faves so I felt inclined to take some photos with her and her bike.
I will be sharing all of the photos and videos I took at Interbike on the ZLOG facebook page, as it is easier to share and comment on them while this site is undergoing construction. I took video most of the time but still captured some photos of my favorite things; mostly track bikes, fixed gears, and faces that I enjoy. Be on the lookout for tons of Interbike goodies as the week progresses. I've already started posting so go check it!
Victoria Pendleton hanging with models Kelly Brook, and Erin O'Connor. Happy Friday!
Angelo, an avid reader of the Zlog, sent us this video that him and his pals created in celebration of the Giro d'Italia. Watch and share! Pro Cycling is so sexy.
COVEN is a free action, art, and adventure magazine highlighting talented women in all walks of life. This issue features Christina Panteliodis, one of the best women of Fixed Gear Freestyle. There are plenty more awesome ladies doing really rad stuff in the pages of COVEN so check it; it's free!
My roommate KJ snapped this after borrowing my bike for a project. I wouldn't mind seeing more girls on FGFS bikes!
Get your week started off right!
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I saw this piece at Puerto Rico fixed and decided to look up the artist Raid 71. He definitely has a BMX influence in a lot of his work. Available for $35 here.
Hell yes, I love Kelli! Stoked to see her in this vid for Chubby Boob and Rudy's. If you recognize her you might have seen her in the 30 Seconds to Mars video, or possibly in a recent post over on Prolly.
Here we have a nice little video for Portugese bicycle publication Jornal Pedal. Hopefully we will see more from them soon.
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behind the scenes video which happens to be better than the actual commercial. I think its lube for a chain, but I have my doubts.
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More photos of Raven Le Faye and her Bareknuckle at theFixFixFix
Girl on a Dutch bike in Amsterdam.
Oosh! A badass bike messenger babe who would probably chew you up and spit you out before you event thought twice. I'm glad she exists.
Filled with lovely girls on bikes for $13.99. Pick one up over at TheFixFixFix
A cute lil' video about a cute lil' girl and her stolen bike.
Ben Watts recently did an amazing shoot for Treats! Magazine which involved many lovely girls prancing around with only cycling caps, bikes and a smile. The following videos are not safe for work, unless your place of work encourages looking at naked models on bikes (which mine does!). Enjoy!
Thanks CMBTMGZ for sharing!
Benjamin Taylor makes this Monday a very happy Monday.
I happened upon Ms. De Burgh's photo blog today and thought I would share some of my favorite shots.
Here at Zlog, we appreciate the finer things in life, two of those things being girls and bikes. Insa took it upon themselves to curate this series of photos that showcase some fine things indeed.
Yasin of Crank Arm Steady sent this photo of someone reppin' our Drop Bars Not Bombs tank.
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Corydon wins Dig Pink Classic over Lady Cats
October 08, 2013
Last Tuesday's "Dig Pink Classic" volleyball match was about both cancer awareness and the county rivalry between North Harrison and Corydon Central, and a big crowd came out to see a regular slug-fest with the Lady Panthers coming out on top in a three-game sweep. It was not an easy win for the Lady Panthers, however, as the visiting Lady Cats kept it close throughout the match.
Corydon Central's Payton Windell has the sledge-o-matic going against North Harrison, punching in 20 kills for the night, including this one past Brittany Rudolph. Photo by Wade Bell
"It was a great volleyball game," Corydon Central coach Kim Briscoe said. "Those kids in blue played as hard as the kids in black, and it's a great county rivalry. We had a lot of people here with Dig Pink, which helps to see what kind of effort and athletes in this kind of game come out every night."
"It was punch for punch the entire way, especially that second game," North Harrison assistant coach Caitlyn Janes said. "We came back in both the first and third match. We talked about we've come a long way, and we've started hustling more and now we want to work hard. Now, we have to learn how to finish games."
North Harrison jumped to the initial lead and gave itself an 8-4 cushion. The Lady Cats then struggled, committing six straight hitting errors that allowed the Lady Panthers a 14-11 lead. Maddie Janes and Bethany Wiley closed that gap to one with back-to-back kills. From that point, however, the game belonged to the Lady Panthers, who held off North Harrison for a 25-16 win.
"We got up and we would give them a point and we would have five points, and we would let them make a run, and our faces, you could tell, we'd get discouraged," Janes said. "We have to talk about really staying up and not letting them get you down, not letting those points get you down."
Game two was a back-and-forth affair with 16 ties and four lead changes with neither team leading by more than two points. Corydon Central started the exchange by taking the lead, but Carlie Burson got two quick kills for a North Harrison lead. The two teams then pounded the ball at each other to a 24-all tie. Corydon Central finally got the upper hand, with Reagan Mosley killing for the lead. Abigail Saulman aced on the next side-out, and the Lady Panthers had the 26-24 win.
"It was a challenge for them with their head coach having a baby, and I think their assistant coach did an amazing job of keeping their team focused and playing well," Briscoe said. "I'm glad we were on top when it was over."
"It brought back memories of the Corydon Invitational where we went into the 30s," Janes said. "Nobody wanted to finish the game. When you have the ball in your hands and you're up, you have to want to finish the game. You have to be on the offensive end, and we play on the defensive end too much."
The Lady Cats got the upper hand in game three, advancing to an 11-6 lead. Payton Windell then blocked for a point and the Lady Panthers started their rally, closing to within one on three straight kills. North Harrison then committed two errors to allow Corydon Central up front. That lasted only briefly, however, as Burson killed and Corydon Central was called for a lift.
Mosley, however, had a big say in how the game would finish, punching in the next five kills for an 18-14 Corydon Central lead. North Harrison got to within three but no closer as the Lady Panthers went on to win the game and match 25-20.
"I think we're finding real balance right now," Briscoe said. "Our balance is in our serving and our ability to attack the ball. Really throw a team in a tizzy because of how hard we hit the ball."
"We have to be aggressive," Janes said. "We're not a big team. We don't have 6-foot tall trees there to block. So, where our block is off, our defense has to be on. We're really trying to be aggressive with defense. That's what we've been working on."
Burson led North Harrison with 13 kills, and Janes had seven kills and 17 digs. Kaylin Bright had 15 digs, and Jill Book had 13. The Lady Cats missed just three serves for the match, but they only had three aces. North Harrison finished with 26 errors.
"She (Burson) got down for a few minutes, but this is the first time I've seen her really come back and really rally once she'd made a couple of mistakes," Janes said. "That was big for her. She was huge."
Windell had a big night for the Lady Panthers with 20 kills, and Mosley was close behind with 18. Hayley Rennirt added five kills for the Lady Panthers, who missed five serves but only had two aces. Corydon Central had just 11 errors.
"(Windell) has had a hammer for about the past six matches," Briscoe said. "She's really coming on strong. You can't take anything away from (Mosley) either. Our setter (Valerie Crawford) is really starting to move her feet and play all parts of the game. She's a first-year varsity setter, so throwing them all up together and getting to peak at the same time is always the goal."


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As for the entire school I can't speak. As for my son's teacher's (mind you he has a Gen Ed teacher, a Special Ed teacher, and an aide usually) at Lorraine, not so great with this. I request a behavior related note come home daily for him which his special Ed teacher does do every day. But she often sends him home with a red day (bad) (go by street light colors), with notes like, he wouldn't sit still at circle time, or talking about his incessant moving. Well hello, that is his problem area. I understand that he needs to learn these are things he needs to try to curb but I don't feel I should be reprimanding him at home for a bad day when its something he has a problem beyond just his control. I have asked them to use a wedge, they say it doesn't do anything. They offer him a chair to sit on which is great as an option, but sitting is his problem. I have given them a theraband (since they said the school couldn't provide one since he doesn't get OT anymore) and they say its more of a distraction. They used both of these things at his preschool and said they helped him a lot. I feel like this school/class teachers are not putting forth the effort to help him succeed.
I think that the principal (which is named by the website) Mr. Miklas is doing a very good job of trying to create a Great school. Kudos go out to him. I just don't feel he has as much support as he needs to fully accomplish that goal right away. One day my son may return, but at this time I am probably switching him for next year. This is due to various things: From the busses (which is a separate issue), to the lunches never being what is on the menu; to no one walking the little kids to their busses; to his class being so large; to his Gen Ed teacher not really seeming to care about her students; to his Spec. Ed teacher seeming to go back & forth between caring and professional to not so much; to not getting a call at work (only a vm on cell) about my son throwing up at school (when they have 3 numbers available to contact); to the nurse/nurse's secretary not being very nice nor accommodating to my son when he broke out in hives; to the main office staff not being friendly or personable; to Art on a Cart & Music on a Cart (this is so upsetting to me because children are not getting anything close to the full effect of these classes); etc.
I am not only a proud parent of a Lorraine Elementary student, but I am also a teacher that knows what to look for in a good school. I wouldn't send my kids anywhere else. The staff is dedicated to children, accessible to parents, and professional. This school is great!
One of the best kept secrets in buffalo. Scores are misleading because of large number of special classes. Dynamic principal and staff.
Good school, but it needs academically advanced classes for students that 'get it' and have to wait for the others to catch up. We have a lot a bright students that would benefit tremendously with advanced classes
I think lorraine is a great school the teacher and princapal is great I wouldn't send my kid any where else my husband and I discussed moving so are children could go to a better school until we found lorraine now I wouldn't take my daughter outif you paid me I only wish they would have some after school study programs
I like the school as far as the academic programs they offer. However there student to teacher ratio of 25:1 is to high for me.
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Please note that it can take up to 48 hours for your comment to be posted to our site. While you're here, we'd like to invite you to fill out a survey on your school's programs, activities, and extracurriculars. It only takes a few minutes and will help parents get a full picture of your school.
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