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Music, as a largely subjective medium, lends itself to some thought-provoking questions: What is the best concert you have ever seen? Which is the better band: the Rolling Stones or the Beatles? Did the career of Styx really happen? Sometimes, though, the questions are asked in the songs themselves. ... More >>
By Jason Roche Recently a petition to have GWAR play the 2015 Super Bowl Halftime Show went live on Change.org. It's got over 44,000 signatures, but let's be honest: Even if it had 44 million, we doubt the NFL would let the costumed metallers perform on their biggest event of the year. (Too much ... More >>
The closer St. Louis gets to the World Series, the more post-season rally jams pop up on YouTube in honor of the Cardinals. Writing a cringe-worthy fan song takes more than finding rhymes for "Red October" and "Carlos Beltran." Take a few tips from our nine favorite Cardinals rally songs:
In this week's RFT Music feature, we lock children in our conference room for an experimental musical adventure. Would they like terrible "Kidz Bop" covers? Would Raffi appeal to them? Is there any way we could make them sing along to The Clash?
In this week's music feature for the print edition of the Riverfront Times, we address the link between music and adrenaline in the sports world. Chemists and biologists have proven that music and other stimuli can have a major effect on sparking adrenaline, which in turn may boost both athleticism ... More >>
Do you know why Lance Berkman was, empirically speaking, the single most badass Cardinal of the past decade? (Yes, empirically. It's been scientifically proven.) No, it wasn't the awesome soundbites he routinely handed out, or the wicked sense of humor. On-field exploits? Ha! Don't make me laugh. ... More >>
Lita Ford, Doro Pesch, Elaine LaRussa. Names that come to mind when thinking of the top heavy metal babes of all time? Not exactly, but it seems the wife of the man who led this city's baseball team to two World Series championships may prefer the mosh pit over the dugout herself. See also: - The 2 ... More >>
Karaoke can be a dangerous endeavor. What can you sing that won't make friends shun you? How can you go balls-out during your next performance? Each week in "Ask a Karaoke Host," RFT Music writer and professional karaoke host Allison Babka answers your burning questions about maximizing your melodio ... More >>
Every year the United States graduates hundreds of thousands of students who will bawl over, who will treasure forever, who will associate their most heightened and individual and important memories with, a song called "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)"--a song that has no specific connection to th ... More >>
See Also: Lollapalooza Suspended, Resumed After Dangerous Weather Conditions Ten Things Your Lollapalooza Outfit Says About You By Ian Traas With every year that passes, it feels like electronic dance music gains a bigger foothold in the summer festival circuit, and the climb in popularity was esp ... More >>
Dance music is fighting for its soul. The charts are filled with tracks (Rihanna, Flo Rida) that borrow from the ecstatic trance and pulsing grooves of electronic dance music. The last time pop was so infatuated with the dance floor was 1979, the year disco died. This time around fans are more sa ... More >>
The Rams may not be taking the field on Sunday at Super Bowl XLVI, but someone from St. Louis will be: Nick Smarrelli, chief operating officer at St. Louis IT firm GadellNet Consulting Services. He'll be helping to escort Madonna on the field for her halftime show, as reported yesterday in an articl ... More >>
Image viaWilco is uniquely positioned as a rock band with the resources to do whatever and a total antipathy for convention. In the last year, we have seen the emergence of Tweedy Family Band the Racconists, a Black Eyed Peas cover set, a guest spot forecasting the weather on WGN and an incre ... More >>
Sometimes we just need to take a break from a song. One can only hear the same words and melody so many times until it loses all meaning, like saying "sandals" or "popcorn" a few dozen times. Unfortunately, some great songs are never revisited -- maybe because of overkill, maybe because of the stigm ... More >>
This is the face of true baseball fandom. Say what you will about the Black Eyed Peas, but its appearance in this year's Super Bowl made perfect sense, in a lot of ways, because it is the Super Bowl of music acts -- incredibly loud and expensive, bombastic, followed out of a strange sense of ... More >>
"People love that shit."We will stop giving you daily updates on Wilco and/or Jeff Tweedy when it/he stops doing awesome stuff. For your Friday afternoon viewing pleasure, we present the entire Black Eyed Peas cover set Tweedy performed at this week's release of Dan Sinker's The F***ing Epic ... More >>
Tyler, the Creator.Pitchfork: The Final Frontier. The final, sold-out day of Pitchfork had two acts I was dying to see -- unfortunately, both of those were practically at the same time -- Odd Future at 3:20 and Shabazz Palaces at 3:45. I had to see the tall tale that is Odd Future for myself, ... More >>
Screenshot viaThis is Millie Brown. All signs suggest that she is thoroughly modern: We're not sure if she makes an actual living from her work, but Millie is an artist by trade. Although the title of her piece, "Nexus Vomitus," should have clued us in pretty early, we still pressed play on t ... More >>
That was, without a doubt, one of the worst Super Bowls I can ever remember. Oh, sure, the game was just fine. Instant classic material, I guess. Two great quarterbacks, historic franchises, a great comeback that almost happened, plenty of drama in the last two minutes, and a brilliant storyline ... More >>
Wikimedia CommonsAs the old saying goes, no news is good news. However, no local news makes for a rather-boring music section - or music blog, as the case may be. If you aren't a regular visitor to this here music blog, definitely become one: We compile breaking news, show reviews and local t ... More >>
(New albums are typically released on Tuesdays, i.e., today. What can you spend your hard-earned pennies on this week? Find out below.) Eric Benet's Lost in Time*Eric Benet, Lost In Time Soultracks.com reviewed Lost in Time, saying "Now, over a decade into his solo career and nearly a decade ... More >>
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Todd OwyoungFergie from Black Eyed Peas, last night at the Scottrade Center. More photos here.As might be expected, fans of every age, shape and color came out to witness last night's performance by one of the biggest musical acts of the era. For anyone who's familiar with Black Eyed Peas' m ... More >>
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As Daily RFT reports this morning, St. Louis city officials are cracking down on three downtown clubs -- Lure, Sugar, and F15teen -- over security concerns. This comes two days after a Monday shooting near Lure, which is just the latest incident near the Washington Avenue club. As Chad Garrison repo ... More >>
From Saturday's graduation at Chaifetz Arena: Kirkwood High School grads line dance to Black Eyed Peas "I Gotta a Feeling."
Artist: Full Force Album: Get Busy 1 Time! From: Euclid Records Year: 1986 Label: Columbia Records What it sounds like: The missing link between Big Daddy Kane and Boyz II Men--not quite hip-hop, not quite R&B, not quite jazz, quite horrendous.
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Clean Energy Collective of Carbondale discussed the plan with the Town Council on Monday. The council asked the town's financial advisory board to review it.
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Applications for membership of the College are considered and approved regularly at the Fellowship and Membership committee- and then ratified by Council. After ratification by Council, membership confirmation letters are sent out within one month.
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PLEASE NOTE: On the 14th March 2013, Council reviewed the membership bylaws of the College to ensure they are in order and have recently decided to remove byelaw 11 b i 2 Fellowship by Election. Council were aware that byelaw 11 b i 2 Fellowship by Election existed to allow the conversion of Fellows of the Faculty of Emergency Medicine, one of the two parent bodies at the time of merger with the British Association of Emergency Medicine, to Fellows of the College of Emergency Medicine. As such this bylaw was a 'legacy instrument' and no longer required. Although in theory a Fellow of the Faculty of Emergency Medicine could apply for Fellowship by Election, no such applications have been received for many years and this probability can now be discounted. Council were concerned that unlike all other membership categories there were no objective criteria within the bylaw with which to evaluate any application. This lack of clarity was unhelpful to applicants and the College alike and would likely make any decision appear arbitrary.
This means that there will be no more applications approved for Fellowship by Election. To become a Fellow you must have passed the FCEM or equivalent in other recognised Emergency Medicine Colleges e.g. be a Fellow of the Australisian College of Emergency Medicine.
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Mark is currently a Human Factors Industrial Designer at Ximedica - Providence, RI. He is also adjunct industrial design faculty at both the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) - Providence, RI and Massachusetts College of Art and Design (MassArt) - Boston, MA. He volunteers and mentors in the community, in addition to serving as the current IDSA Chapter Chair for Rhode Island. Mark was very involved with the planning of the 2011 NED conference, and genuinely looks forward to new challenges. Mark is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design.


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Let's face it: the coffee table book is not just a book; it's an item designed to indicate the relative level of sophistication of its owner. It's a fetish object which ideally turns the sophistication dial up to "high." Displaying coffee table books is, thus, essentially an invitation to people to judge you. A lot of people go wrong there, in my opinion. So here are 50 books that should be populating your coffee table instead of the latest collection of Vanity Fair's photo… Read More
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Following the wedding season-fueled momentum of seeing famous authors and famous musicians in love, it's time to tap into the equally rich vein of young, occasionally happy artist couples. In some cases, the photos below are as memorable and picturesque as the art these duos made. Art nerd couples, in particular, should take note; your search for the perfect Halloween costume may be over. … Read More
A Selection of Essential and Alternative Landscape Photographers
Today would have been Ansel Adams' 110th birthday. Whoa! The famous photographer and environmentalist pioneered his own exposure and contrast system, and lugged a large-format camera across the American West to produce what are some of the most memorable natural landscapes in the history of photography. We'd like to give him a standing ovation by highlighting a few essential landscape photographers, as well as some evocative, alternative talents mining similar themes and scenes. Enjoy! Just don't blame us if you're suddenly struck with a violent bout of wanderlust or impassioned environmentalism. … Read More
Ansel Adams' Street Photography of 1940s Los Angeles
Ansel Adams was famous for his signature series of landscapes, spindling trees, ominous clouds and cliffs, but he also had bills to pay. He had clients. He had assignments. In the '40s, Fortune Magazine sent him to document Los Angeles' aviation industry. He shot workers at a steel plant, but also dawdled around LA a bit, snapping oil rigs and boulevards and friends at bowling tournaments, friends at bars, friends staring off at the Santa Monica coastline. He ultimately decided that "none of the pictures were very good," and donated the photos to the Los Angeles Public Library. Are they? Ansel Adams Los Angeles exhibit goes on view at LA's drkrm Gallery on February 18th, but you can take a look at the loot right here, in our gallery, and judge for yourself. From dusty Burbank to bustling Downtown LA… let's go! … Read More
Polaroid Masterpieces: Highlights from The WestLicht Collection
Back in March the Vienna-based WestLicht Museum of Photography purchased the International Polaroid Collection from the Swiss Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne, saving it from being sold off piecemeal with the rest of the bankrupt company's holdings. Made up of 4,400 photos by 800 international artists, including such well-known names as Ansel Adams, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Andy Warhol, this massive body of work was shot primarily in the '70s and '80s using special custom made cameras and film that was not available on the market — all provided by Polaroid's founder, Edwin Herbert Land. Beginning today, 350 of the images will go up on display in Austria; click through to view a selection of highlights from the collection, including our absolute favorite — ANDY SNEEZING. … Read More
What's On at Flavorpill: The Links That Made the Rounds in Our Office
Today at Flavorpill, we were thrilled to hear that Patti Smith is working on a sequel to her National Book Award-winner Just Kids. We wanted to move into Norman Foster's seaside bungalow in Cap Ferrat, France. We were shocked by many of the images Rolling Stone's slideshow of war… Read More
Video of the Day: Go Inside of Ansel Adams' Darkroom
We're a sucker for any behind-the-scenes look at photographers' work spaces. But when that photographer just so happens to be Ansel Adams, and the darkroom just so happens to be custom built, things get even more interesting. Click through to take a tour of Adams' home in Carmel, California, and listen to his son Michael discuss some of his father's most iconic images. … Read More
What's On at Flavorpill: The Links That Made the Rounds in Our Office
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Today at Flavorpill, we imagined a Utopian world where the adorable kids from PS22 would sing everything that's on our iPod — not just Phoenix's "Lisztomania." We watched some of last year's most awkward Willard Scott moments on The Today Show. We wished that we could go shopping at the upside down… Read More
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ALEXANDRIA, La. (AP) - The government must reconsider its ban on
selling small turtles, a federal district judge has ruled.
"This is a firefight this time," said Eddie Jolly, president
of the Independent Turtle Farmers of Louisiana. "This has got
teeth. We're going to win this one."
Judge Dee D. Drell ruled March 30 that the Food and Drug
Administration failed to adequately consider arguments made in 2006
to end the ban on selling turtles with shells less than 4 inches
Such sales have been banned since 1975, because turtles can
transmit salmonella.
Drell found that the FDA failed to pay enough attention to
several arguments. One is that larger turtles and other pets that
carry salmonella can legally be sold in the United States. Another
is that new products, such as antibacterial soap, can reduce the
Farmers also contend that the FDA has set them an impossible
scientific demand: proof that they can produce completely
salmonella-free turtles and that those turtles will never be
About 80 farmers in Louisiana sell 4 million turtles a year,
mostly to China and Europe because of the U.S. ban.
"When it was first put into place, turtles were being caught
out of streams, lakes, roadways and being sold in pet stores,"
Jolly said. "There were problems with salmonella in children and
elderly people. Since then, with the evolution of science of
farm-raised turtles, it's not even the same world."
But the FDA, he said, "has never recognized our science.
They've kept a black mark on our names for 35 years."
His group contends that treating turtle eggs with chlorine
significantly cuts the chanace that the hatchlings will carry
A sampling of more than 67 million turtles raised in Louisiana
from 1996-2005 by Southern Diagnostic Laboratory in Gilbert found
98.9 percent to be salmonella-free, he said.
The FDA and other advocates of the ban say small turtles still
pose a health risk.
A salmonella outbreak in 2007-08 sicked 107 people, most of them
children, in 34 states; one-third of the patients had to be
hospitalized. Patients included girls who swam with pet turtles in
a backyard pool and younger children who kissed turtles or put
small turtles into their mouths.
Turtle farmers contend that turtles carrying salmonella were
caught in the wild or obtained illegally from non-treated
populations, and comparing them with turtles raised by farmers who
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I was invited to a birthday party on Thursday at Toro Toro which is a Brazilian restaurant located in the Grosvenor Tower at Dubai Marina. It was my first time and didn't know what to expect but I love Brazilian food and was pretty excited. You valet park or get transport to the Grosvenor Tower and then walk past the Embassy side and take a left and Toro Toro is pretty much the only thing behind the area. In typical Dubai fashion it had a red roped off area but we had already pre-booked a table for 10 people so had no problems walking through in VIP style! We meet the group upstairs at the bar which is pretty huge and had a few pre-dinner beverages to get into party mode. Our table was actually downstairs and we sat down and started reviewing quite an extensive food menu. Toro Toro has a lot of sharing and tasting plates which is a great way to try a wide range of dishes without over committing the stomach too early in the night. The boys (5 of us) decided to lash out and go for the 650g churrasco skewer (3 of them) no less with a mix of accompanied sides. The rest of the ladies went for the smaller signature plates which actually turned out to be quite large and pretty good value for money. When the skewers came out the smell was divine and we could barely wait for the them to cut of the meats and put them on the table. It was a ton of meat, not literally, but we did have doubts about how much food was on the table. Then we tasted the meats and they were all just so well cooked and the flavour just poured out of the cuts. We'd ordered medium and medium rare so it was good to see the difference in the cooking and taste. The table was silent for some time apart form the intermittent sighs of food joy and before we knew it, we'd totaled everything on the table...and we were full to the eyeballs. Overall, the service was excellent and the food was perfect. They also accept Emirates Airlines platinum card for 20% off the total bill which was about 800aed of savings. Nice! Would recommend as a surprise for a romantic night out with great food and wine or as a group event. Top notch!
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Visited Toro Toro for the first time with some visiting work colleagues. Started with some drinks upstairs, the Sri Lankan head bar man really knows his stuff, the most knowledgeable person about alcohol that I've ever met. He recommended a lovely Chilean drink that was very similar to Aquavit. On to the food, we skipped the idea of ordering lots of small sharing plates and instead went for all you can eat meat. Most of the meat tasted great but service-wise I felt they were too keen to fill the table with carb-heavy sides. One of the waiters dropped the carving knife on the floor and was going to carry on using it until we protested. He walked off to get a new knife with the dropped knife resting against the meat. D'oh!
I've been here at Toro Toro Dubai Marina in Grosvenor House a couple of times before. From the time you will enter the place, you will feel welcomed by their atmosphere. The staff will provide your table and assist until you get your orders. I remember when we had our dinner here, we ordered some meat which is 100000% cooked to perfection. It was soft, tender and juicy... all the spices that they put all together will be melting in your mouth from the first and last pinch. The Salmon Ceviche from this place, OH! its fantastic! Right amount of ingredients and really tasty. I like their bar also with this various selection of beverages and they also have this welcome drinks.. which is really cute, lols!
I have not been to Toro Toro in awhile so I came with some friends last night for dinner and the food is much better then I remembered. Before I get to that I would like to talk about the security with this place. I mean when you walk into Toro Toro you go through 2 security stops before you can get to the bar or your table. There is a large gentleman at the door that does a full back ground check before he lets you in, I hate when restaurants do that in Dubai.....you are not a club but a restaurant. You don't need a 150KG linebacker guarding the entrance to the restaurants and you don't need 1km or red rope either...I hate to bring this to your attention but there is no one standing in line to get into your restaurant so just let me in without giving me a full body cavity check already. It just looks pathetic with all that red rope and a guard when no one is trying to get in. Ok so I get through security zone 1 and move to the sweet ladies at the counter at security zone 2 which is nice because there is like 10 of them which they are all attractive so I don't mind this check point. The lady finally confirms my booking and she shows me to my table. I really do like the ambiance of this place and as a little tip com early and have a drink at the bar...it's pretty cool. The service was good and the staff are friendly. Watch out for the sommelier because he will pick something really expensive so don't just say, " pick something nice out for us"....probably our mistake. We ordered the chicken wings and the short ribs flat bread which both were excellent as our starter. For our mains we tried to order the Argentinian beef which they were out of supposedly do to big orders the night before. I mean come on Toro Toro you are and Argentinean steak restaurant...where is my Argentinean beef! Instead of that we ordered the Australian wagyu sirloin and it was delicious. Cooked perfectly well and simply awesome. I know this review may come off negative but it was a great meal, ambiance was wonderful and we had a good time.
Great service and great food. The Salmon Ceviche, Zucchini Flower Empanadas and the Tres Leches cake are must-try!
I don't like the atmosphere there. feels like jail. food is ok. there are much better steak houses around town.
Went to Toro Toro in the Grosvenor House Hotel last night. If you haven't been before, it's worth checking out. Toro Toro is a two level massive steak house. They have HUGE tables available that are great for big groups. They have different sections such as a bar area, drinks lounge and various dining rooms both on the ground floor and 1st floor. I suggest ordering their mixed plate of lamb, beef, chicken. If you like seafood, the ceviche and squid is also good. I loved the food and the service was great. If you're in a group of 4 -6 I recommend asking for a round table with the spinning table centre.
When Toro Toro first opened up it seemed like the Grosvenor Hotel area of the marina was finally receiving a well needed face lift. However, the excitement was short lived due in short to their inability to cook good food. I have been here a few times and every time I have been bitterly disappointed with sub standard food, accompanied by extremely incompetent waiters (the type that feel they should order for you ... and who challenge your decisions again and again!!). This place so badly wants to be a zuma but unfortunately will never be so.
The only good things about this place is the decoration and music. Service is poor and food quality is really average. They have the potential to be better.
I usually go to Torotoro bar on weekends for drinks before going to club, but last week i had a brunch there with some friends and it was amazing, the food selection was good from all types of cuisines to choose from, the staff were professional and nice towards us, the whole brunch package with alchohol was around 450 AED this is not bad for a 5stars dinning in dubai, we really enjoy the view of marina while dinning i am happy to find out that this place offers brunch package
Came here on Thursday with some friends. Snagged someone else's reserved table (they never came) and was surprised the staff was AMAZING...honestly the best bar service I've ever seen in Dubai....before you can even finish your drink they were there to offer a refill and very good with specific orders (mojito, no sugar). Perhaps they thought we were some VIPs but either way I was very happy with my 4 hours of chit chat and chilling in a relaxed setting. The decor and layout aren't completely unique...very similar shape and color palette to Embassy or even Bar 44 which are both neighbors but this is definitely a classy crowd. Lots to look at and not overly loud you can enjoy your time to the max. Two thumbs up.
Came for mid-week drinks on Tuesday and it was much busier than I expected considering there wasn't a ladies night offer on that I'm aware of.About halfway through we decided we wanted some sharing plates and were able to sit at one of the long shared table things without a reservation so that was nice.The food was delicious but overpriced for the portion size.I was also there on Friday a couple weeks ago and it was rammed to the point where you had to fight your way through the "hallway" along the bar but it was not a great crowd in my opinion.I will definitely be back mid-week, though would probably skip it on the weekend.
Definitely one of the top 10 restaurants in Dubai! The Tapas are excellent and the Wagyu steak was top notch too. Service was very professional, the only real issue they have is that they open at 8pm and they won't let anyone in before.
They must have spent a pretty penny on the decor because it feels rich and I like being able to order tapas style so everyone can nibble and share as they wish in big groups. The menu choices are also refreshing since they take their lead from Latin American fusion and is a nice change from Japanese all the time (which I still love but just not every evening). It's not normally busy during the week days so I find it a great place to catch up with a friend or friends and still hear them while sipping on a good selection of wines and cocktails.
went there last night with friends for late dinner and some drinks... as it was 11.30 pm as we r always late for everything...(usually the last ppl to order food b4 kitchen closes) we were running there... so so so surprised when the door man said that the kitchen closes at 1.30 am. WOOOWWW isnt it wicked for ppl who starts their evengs late!!! i was sooo happy knowing that i can check the menu slowly at that time. :) the place is huge!! u can easily play hide and seek there r get lost. interior is very nice-5 stars. music amazing!!! dining area is preety descent a bit boring but lounge is cool. couches very big,soft and u can have ur dinner in lounge area and its very comfortable. service nice,polite, knows their menu very well, so if u dont really know what to order u can go with a staff advice! drinks descent size and good in taste. food, food, food..... some plates great (wagyu stake was just perfect!!!!!! bbq octopus and yellow tail sashimi yumm, bbq prawns yumm overal no complains and i like to complain sometimes. smoking area is a smoking area its so big that u dont even smell cigarettes so its ok for both smokers and non smokers. a bit quite but still in a good company great place to go. for descent dinner for 4ppl 1300 dhms-descent price compare to some similar places!! b back there for sure.
Great food and an array of tequila based cocktails you must try! The weekends means the bar is rammed and so i suggest reservation.
I used to love this place but had a terrible experience here on the weekend. Not really to do with the service, that is always great here. More to do with the crowd/ambience. Used to be filled with marina residents, an even ration between men and women. Friday night was a meat market - I was with another girl and a guy, and a horrible excuse of a man whispered to my male friend "Which one of your girls can I have?" !!!!!! My friend almost showed him his fists when security stepped in and had words with the guy but did not throw him out. And the preying eyes of the rest of the men in the bar were no better. So... this is another bar which has gone downhill after successfully launching. Needless to say we were out of there in a flash and I doubt I will be back anytime soon. Very disappointing.
Fantastic food. Good bar and the bartenders know how to make a proper drink. will be going back again and again
Went here for a birthday, inside is pretty cool, but they need more bar staff. Didn't try the food yet.
So i call up on a Sunday to reserve a table for Monday or Tuesday and they give me this huge story on how booked they are and the only table they have is in the smoking section for Tuesday at 830pm. so when i get there it was pretty empty and never really got busy,it was a Tuesday though. other than that the food was good and so was the service. definitely try their caipirinha drinks and for main course do their mixed grill...smoked sword fish dip was good to. Also nice bar scene up stairs.
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Richard Linklater is one of those amazingly talented directors who constantly surprises and delights. His latest delightful surprise, "Before Midnight," the third film in a series that started with "Before Sunrise" and continued with "Before Sunset," opens this weekend. It's easily one of the best films of the year and an absolute must-see. While engaging in a Reddit Q&A, ostensibly on the subject of "Before Midnight," he revealed that a pseudo-sequel to another one of his most beloved films, "Dazed and Confused," could be closer than you think.
The film, which is titled "That's What I'm Talking About," was fully financed and ready to go as of a couple of years ago, but a number of projects got in the way (additionally, there was a hang-up when it came to distribution). But during the Q&A he said that he was, "Hoping to make it this fall, actually. A college comedy. I feel like mixing it up with a big ensemble."
We had a friend who went to a special "Before Midnight" screening in Los Angeles on Monday and said that Linklater's comments about "That's What I'm Talking About" during the Q&A there were less optimistic. Linklater said that the film is about the first week of college, before any classes actually start, where everyone is just hanging out, getting to know each other, and partying. In other words: it sounds amazing.
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The University of Kentucky football team hit the practice fields for the first time Tuesday since its season-opener, focusing on fine tuning things on both sides of the ball before opening up the home schedule on Saturday against Kent State at 7:30 p.m. ET.
Phillips talked after practice about a number of items following the season-opening game. Phillips was pleased with the offensive line's play and UK's potential play-making ability.
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Kentucky, which normally has a small walk-through practice on Sundays and day off Monday following a Saturday game, did not have that chance to regroup Sunday due to the opener. The head coach said the team was not short on enthusiasm or energy in Tuesday's practice. Phillips continues to emphasis a strong leadership presence in the locker room and good attitude on the field.
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A challenge for the Wildcats, especially with the short week, is to put the opener behind them and began focusing on the next opponent.
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The Snowman allegedly bailed on a concert at which he was scheduled to perform.
Young Jeezy has been sued for bailing on Summer Splash 2011, which took place on June 18th in the Virgin Islands.
According to TMZ, organizers Paid 4 Entertainment made a deal with Jeezy to appear at the show back in March. Twelve days before the event, Jeezy's people told them that he "might" have a conflict and "was considering not appearing" at the gig.
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With the start of the legislative session just around the corner, Gov. Bobby Jindal has presented two legislative packages that have the potential to positively impact economic development efforts more than any other legislation in recent years. LEDA and our regional ally, Acadiana Economic Development, will follow these bills closely once the session is under way. Until then, let's review.
Jindal is proposing some major reforms to the State's K-12 education system. The proposed reforms will allow school systems flexibility to create innovative programs to boost educational attainment, enable parents to become more engaged in their children's education and provide more educational track options for students.
When paired with the economic development legislation he has also presented, these educational reform measures have the potential to greatly impact our ability to grow business in the region. The first thing a business looks for when selecting a new state or city is location. The second is workforce.
Having a quality education system in the state and parish produces a quality workforce which enables LEDA to more effectively attract new businesses and allows for the expansion of existing businesses in the region.
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First, the package proposes that corporate income and franchise taxes, for targeted companies, be based on the amount of in-state sales generated, rather than using the current method of calculation that is based on a combination of sales, property and payroll factors. This calculation method is becoming more common across the U.S. This will not be a completely new concept for the state as this method is currently used for manufacturers and merchandisers. By implementing this method for competitive projects across industries, there is the potential for great growth in the state. Targeted projects will include corporate headquarters, data centers, logistics and warehousing, clean technology, destination health care, R&D operations, renewable energy, and digital media and software development.
The next measure would offer a 10-year property tax exemption to attract companies in targeted sectors with the capacity to generate substantial new growth in jobs, sales and tax revenue. These targeted sectors include corporate headquarters, logistics and warehousing, data centers, clean technology, destination health care, R&D operations, renewable energy, and digital media and software development.
This is an expansion of the Industrial Tax Exemption program already available to manufacturers, either expanding to or building facilities in Louisiana. The exemption would be offered, as it is for manufacturers now, for an initial five-year term with an option to renew for five additional years. This proposal will require the passage of a constitutional amendment by the voters, and parishes would be given the opportunity to opt in or out of the program based on an additional vote by parish governing authorities.
The third proposal would expand on the existing Quality Jobs program that offers a payroll rebate of up to 6 percent for as many as 10 years to companies that create high-quality jobs. The new proposal will create a new incentive — valued at up to 15 percent — that would be offered only in highly competitive site selection processes. As with the other proposals, only specific, high-impact industries will be targeted: corporate headquarters, clean technology, next-generation automotive, aerospace, destination health care, R&D operations, pharmaceuticals manufacturing, and renewable energy.
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It's been a hell of a day for Abby Barlow. In just a few hours, she's survived an explosion, watched her employer die, had a startling dream, and now she finds herself in a seedy Chicago hotel with the sexy, unearthly Dante, a man she both desires and fears.
For 341 years, Dante has stood as guardian to The Chalice, a mortal woman chosen to hold back the darkness. A terrible twist of fate has now made Abby that woman. Three hours ago, Dante would have used all his charms to seduce her. Now she is his to protect. And he will do so until his very death.
A terrifying plan has been set in motion, one that will plunge Dante and Abby into an epic battle between good and evil - and a desperate race to save their love.
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"HE WAS SEX ON LEGS & SHE WAS CHAINED TO HIM - Mmmm"
Good start to a new paranormal series filled with all sorts of supernatural creatures - vampires, zombies, wizards, witches, demons and magic.
What a yummy vampire he is and to quote Abby - handsome with black biker boots, black jeans, black silk shirt, big muscles bad boy Dante was quite simply sex on legs (and I agree) along with tender, thoughtful, kind and besotted with Abby. The h/h were supernaturally hooked up nearly from the start and they finally went from being pursued to being the persuers when they decided to take their fate in their own hands. Along the way the pair meet different entities, had a few near misses, became closer and then, early in the book, they became lovers.
It was a slight 'Mills & Boon' type listen - nothing was ever too dark, too violent, too evil, too exciting, too sexy (well you get the picture) so if you like your vamp stories on the dark side this may disappoint you. But don't get me wrong, it was still a very enjoyable listen.
Worth a credit? Yes and I'm looking forward to the next instalment as this book was written in 2007 and the series is up to book 13 now so I hope Audible will continue to add this series to it's impressive library.
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Well I only made it halfway through this book before I finally gave up and am calling audible today to get my credit back. The narration was terrible. I feel bad for the author cuz the book has potential but when read by Rapson the cute quirky humor just sounded well cheesy. Her voice was monotone to where I had a hard time distinguishing between the two main characters. This is my 1st review and I have listen to several hundred books. I just wanted to warn you to save your credit. I do think the print version would be worth the time because there is a good story here. But the narrator just ruined it for me.
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It was hard finishing this audio book. I have read and reread it over and over in eBook and loved it. However, I didn't I liked the narrator.
In the book when she became the Phoenix. Audio I don't know.
She was okay, not horrible but I seem to have to keep making myself listen to it.
Going by the eBook then yes.
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i was not sure if I would like this book based on the reviews to it. But this was a very enjoyable book; I like the reader and the story line very engaging. To think I may have missed this book because of the reviews. If you like paranormal romances take a chance on this one.
I've always been a avid reader so now I'm a avid listener. I prefer the paranormal genre but I do like to switch things up. It's boring if you don't have variety. Of course I do love the romance and the hotter the better. Also, you can't beat a good thriller filled with suspense and a ending you can't even guess at until the very end.
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Swimming and Diving Completes Sweep At Colgate On Friday
Men win handily 198-80; women defeat Colgate for first time in program history
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HAMILTON, N.Y.—Binghamton swimming and diving swept Colgate in both men's and women's dual meet competition on Friday afternoon at Lineberry Natatorium. The men (1-3) won in convincing fashion, beating the Raiders 198-80, while the women (2-2) picked up their first win over Colgate in school history with a 161-138 triumph.
"It was a total team effort today," head coach Sean Clark said. "The men were able to flex their versatility and pick up some impressive wins from some of our senior leaders, and the women got contributions from a lot of areas that helped us pick up our first win over Colgate in the 10 years that I've been here."
Dating back to the 2002-03 season, Colgate was a perfect 11-0 against Binghamton in women's swimming and diving competition. On Friday, the Bearcats snapped that streak in large part to the performances of veteran swimmers. In addition to receiving four victories from juniors Shannon Lampe and Corinne Zotter, BU was sparked by senior leaders Racquel Giner and Lauren Flower.
After winning the opening 200 medley relay, Binghamton received a jolt of energy from Flower who cruised to a 1000 free victory. Her time of 10:42.08 was just below her season's best time of 10:41.50. Later in the day, Flower was also able to secure a second place finish in the 500 free for the visiting Bearcats. Despite not winning a race, fellow senior Racquel Giner's three second-place finishes were huge for BU. She took second in the 100 back, the 200 back and the 200 IM and was able to collect 12 crucial points for her team.
"We had the right mindset going into the meet and went right at them with everything we had," Clark explained. "Our senior leaders really stepped up and provided strong leadership and timely performances we needed to come through with a win. Lauren (Flower) swam brilliantly in the 1000 and Racquel (Giner) had a few second place finishes that were huge because they took points away from Colgate. I'm really proud of the way we fought and felt it was a much deserved win."
In the 100 fly, Lampe swam to a new lifetime best with a winning time of 58.13, surpassing teammate Selina Ng for the sixth fastest time in program history. Lampe also recorded a win in the 100 back, edging out Giner for the top spot.
Vestal native Corinne Zotter came away with a pair of wins at Colgate as well, sweeping the 100 and 200 breast events. Fellow junior Caitlin Kelly recorded a lightning fast time of 23.90 in the 50 free and anchored the 200 medley relay team to a nearly two-second win over the Raiders.
On the boards, both Kimberly Robertson and Bettina Hughes had their most impressive showing to date. After placing third and fifth in the 1M, the duo combined to finish one-two on the 3M. Robertson took first with a score of 222.07, while the newcomer Hughes grabbed her career-best finish of second place with a tally of 200.02.
On the men's side, Binghamton set the tone early, winning five of the first six events from Hamilton. Pacing the Bearcats were a pair of double winners in sophomore Eric Farm and senior captain Collin Figus. Farm, who usually competes in back events, instead picked up wins in the 100 and 200 free for the Bearcats on Friday. His time of 48.34 in the 100 is the second fastest time this season for the men. Figus secured wins in the 200 fly (1:56.90) and 200 IM (2:00.10) as BU picked up their first dual meet victory of the season.
Ed Hausmann and Winston Chiang joined fellow senior Collin Figus in the winners circle as well on Friday. Hausmann secured his first collegiate victory by besting teammate Ruan Zorgman in the 100 fly in a time of 52.01. In the 200 back, Chiang secured gold with a time of 1:58.41 as BU went 1-2-3 in that event.
Sophomores Brian McKenna (100 back) and Andrew Duszynski (1000 free) tallied wins for Binghamton on Friday; their fifth and fourth wins of the season, respectively.
In addition to sweeping the 200 medley and 400 free relays, the men also received a pair of first place finishes from junior Devin Zdanowski in the 1M and 3M dive. At the conclusion of Friday's meet, Binghamton took first in 13 of 16 events.
"It was really exciting to see our guys excel in some different events they wouldn't normally race in," Clark said. "Eric (Farm) winning twice in the free and Brian (McKenna) with a victory in the 100 back really shows to our team's versatility. I was also happy to see three of our seniors get wins on the afternoon and I think this will help carry momentum heading into Saturday's dual meet with St. Bonaventure."
Binghamton will be back in action tomorrow at 1 p.m., swimming against St. Bonaventure on Saturday afternoon from Patricia A. Saunders Aquatic Center. The Bonnies are defending A-10 champions on the men's side and the women head into Saturday with a dual meet record of 1-3, beating Canisius back on Nov. 16. Binghamton is 3-7 all-time against the Bonnies.


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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Wisconsin's Tammy Baldwin is among a dozen new U.S. senators taking the oath of office.
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The Arrernte people refer to the MacDonnell ranges as their Caterpillar Dreaming. The ancestral caterpillars moved out from Emily Gap and formed the land by passing over the Range, creating the rivers, gorges and tracks.
Peter Taylor Tjutjatja was born c. 1940 at Oodnadatta, south-east of Alice Springs, in the Simpson Desert. As a small boy he travelled with his father often by camel or horse, to Horseshoe Bend Station, where his father worked as a station-hand. From there they travelled north working from station to station until they came to Hermannsburg, a Western Arrernte community in the MacDonnell Ranges, west of Alice Springs.
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Cheesecake with Baileys and Chocolate
Does one actually need to say more? Cheesecake. Baileys. Chocolate. I could end any comment right now as these three words are enough to cause one to melt into dessert heaven, but you are not so lucky and I shall continue to comment. This Cheesecake was amazing. I am not a dessert person and most often say No to puds – to be perfectly honest, I stuff myself so full on the starter and main courses, there is just no space left for even a Mint Wafer.
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