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MISSISSAUGA, ONT. – As the official automotive partner of the Canadian Football League (CFL), Nissan helped the Toronto Argonauts celebrate their Grey Cup triumph today in a parade which went through downtown Toronto. Nissan provided a fleet consisting of Nissan Titan trucks and the all-new Nissan Pathfinder SUVs, and dispatched its own employees to drive the Toronto Argonauts team members in the parade convoy.
Twenty-eight Nissan Titan pickup trucks and one Nissan 370Z convertible carried the Argonauts players, coaches and their families through town, including: Argonauts quarterback Ricky Ray; 2012 CFL Most Outstanding Player; Chad Owens; Grey Cup game Most Outstanding Player, running back Chad Kackert; Grey Cup Most Outstanding Canadian; defensive end Ricky Foley, and Head Coach, Scott Milanovich. The official VIP vehicle for the Grey Cup Festival, the all-new Nissan Pathfinder, also had a presence at the victory parade.
"Toronto is Nissan Canada's hometown, so we are especially proud of the Toronto Argonauts' 16th Grey Cup victory and offer our sincere congratulations to the team on behalf of everyone at Nissan," said Judy Wheeler, Director of Marketing at Nissan Canada Inc. "Now in our seventh year of partnership with the CFL, the Argos have developed a substantial fan base with Nissan Canada employees who have been faithfully cheering for them all year. For that reason, we're absolutely delighted to celebrate this historical Grey Cup win with the Toronto Argonauts, and in a way that brings us all so close to the fans."
The parade to celebrate the club's 16th Grey Cup win, its first since 2004, began at Wellington St. & Yonge St. and travelled west to Bay St, turning up north and proceeding up Bay St. The parade concluded on stage in Nathan Phillips Square where City of Toronto officials read a proclamation announcing November 27, 2012 to be Toronto Argonauts Day.
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Google Books represents the latest attempt at the centuries-old goal to build a universal library. In 2004, Google started scanning books from libraries around the world. Although it made copyright licensing agreements with some publishers, it did not obtain permission from each rightsholder before scanning, indexing, and displaying portions of books from the stacks of libraries. Unsurprisingly, authors and publishers sued for copyright violations. Google settled the class action lawsuit in a sweeping agreement that has raised suspicion from librarians, users, and the government. In this paper, I analyze the antitrust and competition issues in the original and amended settlement agreements. I find that the simultaneous aspects of agreements and pricing pose serious antitrust problems. The settlement effectively gives Google simultaneous agreements with virtually all the rightsholders to in-copyright American books. The original agreement also would have required Google to set prices for books simultaneously. In a competitive market, both agreements and pricing would occur independently. Under current law, however, no potential competitor can make agreements with the rightsholders to orphan works. The simultaneity, therefore, concentrates pricing power, leading to cartel pricing (a problem under § 1 of the Sherman Act) and monopolization (a § 2 problem).
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But when the Prophet decrees that Kyra must marry her 60-year-old uncle - who already has six wives - Kyra must make a desperate choice in the face of violence and her own fears of losing her family.
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"[T]his is a heart pounder, and readers will be held, especially as the danger escalates. Williams' portrayals of the family are sharp, but what's most interesting about this book is how the yearnings and fears of a character so far from what most YAs know will still seem familiar and close." (Booklist)
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This is book less about life in a polygamous community than it is about people imposing their wills on others. It is not about sex, it is about power. It is not about religion, but about the cloak of religion. It uses themes of polygamy, sex and religion through the eyes of a thirteen year old girl. It is beautifully told, well-narrated, poignant. I don't like to plow through a credit in a five hour listen, but this was worth it.
This book was amazing! Williams took on (and conquered) the daunting task of putting a sympathetic face on the sometimes reprehensible (certainly in this book) practice of polygamy. And she does this in a YA novel, to boot. So, Kyra is born within a polygamous sect, but has dreams of the outside world thanks to the Mobile Library on Wheels that gives her a tenuous connection to another lifestyle.
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Williams has created a beautiful tale that sheds light on the underground world of polygamous sects. Kyra is a strong, young heroine you want to hug, take in, root for and protect. She is simply amazing.
I was hesitant to give it 5 stars, but only because I'm not sure it has replay value for me.
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As much as I enjoyed every minute, I think that for it to have gone on any longer would have been a shame. As it stands, this book is perfect. And while I might never listen to it again, I think that actually speaks to just how well-crafted this novel is. Truly a singular experience.
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Established in 1995 Escoffier On Line (EOL) has gone through many changes and looks. EOL started in 1995 as a dial up Bulletin Board Service, this was before a publically available World Wide Web with HTML existed. EOL offered Chefs and Culinarian's access to E-Mail and file sharing by dialing in on a telephone with a modem. I hope to do a full article on all the versions of EOL in the future.
When HTML was first introduced we were one of the first two online sites for Chefs. The other website was Culinary-Online started by Chef Gary Holleman. Chef Holleman was know as "Father of the Culinary Internet". My friend Gary passed unexpectedly and tragically in 1997, he would have been truly amazed to see how much this medium has grown.
This latest version will focus on articles, various media, forums and employment resources for Chefs and Cooks.
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by Chef Paul Sourgle; MS, AAC CULINARYCUESBLOG
The ongoing success of a restaurant depends on two factors: great food and great service. It really is that simple. Of course, the chef, manager, and owner play an important role in selecting the right location and concept, building the menu, designing an inviting atmosphere, hiring and training the staff and orchestrating service, but as the restaurant continues to exist it will always be about an excellent meal and comforting, efficient service. How important is the line cook in this formula?
In previous articles I have built a case for the value of the line cook and the team he or she works with. Most restaurants and chefs in particular would agree that the line cook makes it happen, time and again. Yet, how are restaurants recognizing this? How are line cooks rewarded for their role and for that matter, what rewards would make them happy?
Let's look at wages first. There is no question that many cooks choose the profession out of love for the craft, the ability to create, and the pace of the environment that cooks work in. However, people need to be able to support themselves in the process. Recent data focused on "a living wage" in New York City demonstrate that survival for an independent single is $12.75/hour (40 hour week). If that individual has one child, that rate jumps to $24.69 per hour. Keep in mind that these minimum figures do not include housing that would be considered acceptable in Manhattan, requiring individuals to live a distance from work, adding a commute and associated costs, nor does it include the cost of college debt if the individual had attended school at some point. The average line cook wages in NYC are $27,330-33,000 per year – right at the baseline for a livable wage for a single person and far below what would be needed to support one child.
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Supervise and coordinate activities of cooks and workers. Determine how food should be presented, and create decorative food displays. Ensure proper portion, arrangement, and food garnish to be served. Monitor the quantity of food that is prepared. Inform F&B service staff of 86'ed items and number of available menu specials. Prepare special meals or substitute items. Assist cooks and kitchen staff with various tasks. Provide cooks with needed items. Monitor stock of kitchen supplies and food. Maintain kitchen logs for food safety program and food products. Ensure the quality of the food items and notify manager if a product does not meet specifications. Assist management in hiring, training, scheduling, evaluating, counseling, disciplining, and motivating and coaching employees.
by Chef Paul Sourgle; MS, AAC CULINARYCUESBLOG
While I was a part of culinary education at two prominent U.S. colleges, I was proud of how many women were entering and graduating from culinary schools. By the late 1990's, nearly a third of all enrolled students were women and that number appeared to be growing. This population stalled over the next decade or so, except in baking and pastry programs where the percentage of women was much greater.
Still, in comparison to the early days of pre-1990 culinary education, these numbers were encouraging.
From a chef's perspective, gender was no longer a real concern. As the restaurant industry grew, what mattered most was work ethic and skill. As a result, I would always tell students and parents that the glass ceiling in the restaurant business was non-existent. If you were passionate about food, competent, had some business savvy and were willing to make the commitment – success could be yours.
Here it is, 2014 and although there have been thousands of female graduates from culinary programs; there is a surprisingly small number who hold positions of executive chef. Now, there are certainly examples to the contrary; a cadre of women chefs who are making their mark, yet no where near the 33% that graduate from culinary schools across the country.
So where is the gap? Does it matter what gender a chef happens to be? Do we even need to have a conversation on the topic? I can only speak from my own experience and do not profess to have any substantial quantitative or qualitative data to support my observations; nevertheless, her is my take.
by Chef Paul Sourgle; MS, AAC CULINARYCUESBLOG
There are many examples of love/hate relationships or classic feuds that are difficult to rationalize: the Hatfield's and the McCoy's, Alexander Hamilton and Raymond Burr; Neil Young and Lynard Skynard, the Beatles and Yoko Ono, Democrats and Republicans, and, of course, Restaurant Servers and Cooks. What is the reason for these sometimes oil and vinegar relationships? Why did either side lose sight of the big picture? Are these feuds simply based on tradition or misunderstanding, not fact?
We have come to accept that Republicans and Democrats simply cannot get along or agree and Lynard Skynard and Neil Young intensely dislike each other as portrayed in song: "well, I hope Neil Young will remember a Southern Man don't need him around, anyhow." In actuality, Republicans and Democrats should be able to agree on what is right for our country and, oh by the way, Skynard's lyrics were meant to support Neil Young's charge against racist behavior. The point is, more often than not, feuds or traditional abrasive relationships are ill founded.
In the case of restaurant servers and cooks, consider these facts:
• Service staff members are the first line of offense and defense with restaurant guests. Their primary role is twofold: customer satisfaction and building check averages for the house and for the basis of their tips.
• Unlike cooks, their wages are not predetermined. In most cases, if they do their job well, the guest will tip as is expected, but the guest is not required to do so. Servers are paid, in most cases, sub-minimum wage (allowed by law) because it is assumed that they will make sufficient tips to make up the difference.
• Servers are required to hide their emotions while performing their job. When a guest is contrary, the server needs to tough it out, smile and say, yes.
• Servers are able to perform their job only when everyone else performs theirs.
by Chef Paul Sourgle; MS, AAC CULINARYCUESBLOG
In recent years America has wrestled with the challenges of providing opportunities for every citizen to have affordable health care. This is an issue that divides the country as we are challenged by "who pays for it?" What few seem to try and address as the real issue is not just providing care for those who are sick, but investing in a plan of prevention. From a cost perspective, this is what will lead to affordability. What is interesting to me is trying to identify what role, if any, restaurants and chefs should play in this effort of prevention.
Let's look at some undeniable data. In the neighborhood of 60% (and rising) of the America population is overweight or obese. The obesity segment alone is more than 30%. This equates to 78 million Americans whose body fat index is dangerously high. Obesity is a major cause of heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and certain forms of cancer (according to the Center for Disease Control and the American Medical Association). Nearly 200 billion health care dollars are spent each year in treatment of these diseases among the obese. This information is not new; we probably have all heard this, countless times, and in various forms. The irony is that the message is not getting through to a significant portion of the population.
Simply stated, being overweight or obese is a result of consuming more calories than we are able to burn. Thus, we are creating this problem one fork full at a time. Is this obesity the cause of a major health problem in the U.S. or is this still an effect of something deeper?
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Jennifer is a one in a million stay-at-home mom. (More like one OF a million stay at home moms!) She graduated from a liberal arts college but there is nothing liberal OR artsy about her. She is married to Kevin Fischer of This Just In, and together they have a beautiful young daughter Kyla Audrey. In no particular order she loves dogs, wine, a good bargain, her family, pizza, and entertaining. Follow her blog of all things miscellaneous including but not limited to cooking and baking, entertaining and party planning, being a mommy, and homekeeping.
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While our office will continue to cooperate with agencies investigating and prosecuting these cases, my chief concern today is to recognize the hundreds of outstanding public servants who work as attorneys, staff, and investigators in the Utah Attorney General's Office. Each is diligently working to do the people's business with excellence and great professionalism. They could be earning much higher salaries in the private sector but choose to serve the people of Utah, often without the positive acknowledgement they deserve. The House Special Investigators took great care to recognize and draw distinction between the professionals in the Utah Attorney General's Office and any allegations or conclusions regarding former office-holders.
Since my appointment in late December, my new executive team and many respected leaders throughout our office have worked unceasingly to create a culture change and restore public trust. Today, the Utah Attorney General's Office has new and renewed leadership teams throughout the Criminal, Civil and Appellate Departments. Divisions and sections have been refocused and even reorganized based on exhaustive research and careful assessment. The professionals on our team will continue to roll up our sleeves, stay hard at work, and defend the laws of our state while protecting Utah citizens and businesses against violent crime and white collar fraud.
Despite strong and differing opinions, and valid disagreement regarding important cases we are handling on behalf of the State, one area where all Utahns can agree is the need for the highest level of integrity in public service. We have and will continue to implement policies, protocols, and practices that demand such an elevated standard for the Attorney General's Office."


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Homicide victim came to US to escape violence in homeland
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - He came to this country to escape the violence of war, but ended up losing his life on the streets.
Hagos Mezgebo, a refugee from the war-torn African nation of Eritrea, was identified Monday as Allentown'a first homicide victim of 2012.
Catholic Charities brought Mezgebo, 22, to the United States three years ago.
No one, not his friends or his co-workers, said they saw this coming.
"Seeking peace and tranquility and coming here and then meeting such an untimely and unfortunate death is certainly something that has been a shock to all of us here," said Will Miller, Catholic Charities.
Mezgebo was one of 76 refugees brought to the U.S. by the Diocese of Allentown's Catholic Charities program.
Before then, Mezgebo spent two -and-a-half years in a refugee camp in Ethiopia, with scant food, water and medical treatment.
The program helped him find a place to live, take English classes so he could become a citizen and find a job at Heaps on 17th Street.
Mezgebo sent much of his paycheck back to his family in Eritrea.
His friends, also refugees, are devastated by his death. His supervisor said Mezgebo was a shy person who worked hard.
"He was quiet. He was shy," said Brandon Hieter. "We would joke around with him a little bit to get him laughing. He enjoyed it here. It's a shame to hear what happened to him."
Mezgebo didn't run around with the wrong crowd, said Miller, adding that immigrants don't always understand the culture and customs of their new country.
"They are not as attuned or even knowledgeable about things that would concern or worried about," said Miller.
Mezgebo was an orthodox Christian. His death happened at the beginning of the Christmas celebration, which Miller said was very hard for the Eritrean community to deal with.
Catholic Charities is helping Mezgebo's family with funeral arrangements. The family wants to bury him here in the country he loved.
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The objective of International Workshop Agreement IWA 4:2005 is to provide local governments with guidelines for the voluntary application of ISO 9001:2000 on an integral basis. These guidelines do not, however, add, change or modify the requirements of ISO 9001:2000.
For a local government to be considered reliable, it should guarantee minimum conditions of reliability for the processes that are necessary to provide all the services needed by its citizens in a consistent and reliable manner. All the local government's processes, including management, core, operational and support processes, should constitute a single, integral, quality management system. The integral character of this system is important because, otherwise, although a local government could be reliable in some areas of activity, it may be unreliable in others. For a government to be considered reliable, it should guarantee minimum conditions of reliability for all key processes and services. To achieve this, it is advisable that the local government clearly identify the management, core and support processes that, together, make it reliable (see Annex A). Annex B provides a diagnostic tool for local governments to evaluate the scope and maturity of their processes and services.
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ORANGEVILLE-Carl Thomas Humphrey, age 84, passed away on Sept. 6, 2011 in Orangeville, Utah. He was born March 21, 1927 to Wilford Josiah and Lillie Sophia Christiansen Humphrey in Orangeville, Utah. He married Grace E. Heiniger on Sept. 30, 1955 in Orangeville, Utah.
Tom was the Mayor of Orangeville for 17 years and a council member for four years; totaling 21 years of service. He was elected four consecutive terms. He served as a board member of the Castle Valley Special Service District and on the board of Directors for Emery County Nursing Home. Tom was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where he served in various callings: Executive Secretary for the Stake President, High Priest Group Leader, Sunday School President, and Scout Leader for the Webelos. He also served in the U.S. Navy during WWII at the age of 17. Tom continued his service to our country as the commander of the American Legion Post 39 for more than 30 years.
He is survived by his wife Grace, and children: Lillie Marie (Lloyd) Smith of Bountiful, Utah; Micheal T. (Vicki) Humphrey of Ferron, Utah; Roger W. (Sandi) Humphrey of Crawford, Colo.; Wayne S. Humphrey of Santa Fe, N.M.; Carrie Lee (Kurt) Robertson of Orangeville, Utah; Chuck D. Humphrey of Orangeville, Utah; Kevin G Humphrey of Orem, Utah; Jason C. Humphrey of Price, Utah; Josh H. (Carmen) Humphrey of Orangeville, Utah; and Kelli J. (Dave) Seely of Orangeville, Utah; 30 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; several step-grandchildren; brother, Howard (Diane) Humphrey of Hurricane, Utah; and sister, Ruth (Kent) Stilson of Orangeville, Utah.
He is preceded in death by his parents, brothers: Mark (Merene) Humphrey, Dee (Zinnia) Humphrey, Lee (Phyllis) Humphrey, sisters: Laverne (Merrill) Day, Mary (Harry) Snow; granddaughter, Heather Smith; and great-granddaughter, Hannah Elise Smith.
Funeral services were held on Friday, Sept. 9, 2011 at 11 a.m. at the Orangeville LDS Church. A viewing was held Thursday, Sept. 8, 2011 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary (720 North Center - Castle Dale, Utah) and on Friday from 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to the service at the church. Interment was in the Orangeville City Cemetery.
Services were in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Tom at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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Cameron Mackintosh's strident 1985 show is one of the most iconic musicals of all time
This review is from 2011. From Monday 13 June 2016 the cast will feature David Langham as Thénardier, Chris Cowley as Enjolras, Peter Lockyer as Jean Valjean, Jeremy Secomb as Javert, Craig Mather as Marius, Rachelle Ann Go as Fantine, Eva Noblezada as Eponine, Katy Secombe as Madame Thenardier and Zoë Doano as Cosette.
If the second longest running show in the West End was looking a little tired, a rejuvenating orchestral facelift was just what the doctor ordered. Cameron Mackintosh's 'little girl' has shaken off that 1980s synth vibe and finally woken up to the organic noughties. This is a new, richer sound with strong operatic undertones and even the faint echoes of chamber music.
Led by compelling ex-'Phantom…' Ramin Karimloo as Jean Valjean, this dynamic cast blows a whirlwind through the Queen's Theatre, hurtling along Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg's famous melodrama. Aided by a swirling revolve and John Napier's stunning constructivist set, we follow Jean Valjean's journey across France as he attempts to escape his criminal past and make amends.
Hadley Fraser as Javert, Valjean's fated pursuer, matches Karimloo's booming vocals and moody stares step for step (at one point rather sweetly causing a premature ovation). Craig Mather and Lisa-Anne Wood do very prettily as lovelorn young leads Marius and Cosette. But it is Alexia Khadime's soaring 'On My Own' that storms the barricades; her plucky and faithful Eponine genuinely pulls at the heartstrings.
For all its legions of fans, there are many who would sniff at this revived 'Les Miserables', branding it 'opera lite'. In a sense they would be right: all this histrionic bombast is only really making soap opera respectable. But so what. This updated and improved production is a real rabble-rouser and while it may be tosh, it's still stirring, beautifully made Cameron Mackintosh.
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Honestly, this is one of the best musicals ever written.
The staging, the story line, the emotion... honestly stunning. Victor Hugo would be proud.
Will be going a for the third time as soon as budget allows.
We sat in row L in the stalls and the seats were very good. We had waited for years to see
Been to my third Musical to date and this is by far the best amongst all. The Queen's Theater is very elegant and has very good acoustics. Unfortunately the tickets I purchased was with restricted view at the corner of the upper circle, but overall it was not a big issue. The story was very well played out, with some comical and laughing moments. The circular rotating stage was ingenious coupled with the merging stage props which gave a very good visual effect.
Overall both my spouse and I had an amazing time and will highly recommend this musical to anyone visiting London West End and only have time for one show.
Obviously this is the biggie- the ultimate musical which has taken on a life of it's own (thanks Susan Boyle!). It is the quintessential West End experience & fortunately lives up to the hype. A fabulous set showcases the epic songs & our tragic tale unfolds with a comic injection courtesy of the hapless Monsieur Thénardier. I laughed, I cried & even on my 5th viewing the hairs still stood up on the back of my neck.. Marveilleux et merci
We missed it! 😱 My daughter took I'll and we gave our tickets to friends. Tho? They loved it. We hope to go tonight if we can get good seats.
The songs are stunning, the performances from the whole cast are incredible and the stage design is hugely impressive. There's nothing not to love - if you want to see a show that will excite you and, ultimately, move you, this is the one!! Still my favourite musical after all these years.
I was lucky enough to see the show on it's 30th birthday. It hasn't lost any of it's freshness and is as relevant to audiences now as it was in 1985. The show does not need celebrity names to keep the audiences coming time and time again. The show will outlive us all I'm sure
I've seen this show 9 times and am getting withdrawal symptoms from not having been for 2 years. I get a shiver down my spine when the first few notes of the show strike up. The songs are wonderful and the interweaving plots set in the time of the French Resistance are engrossing. I feel that the level of performance has declined somewhat from former times but I still love it.
I have watched Les Misérables the film many times and it is one of my favourites. Watching the musical at the theatre was certainly different but it was an equally enjoyable experience. I would add, though, it is important not to compare the two when watching them. The singing is majestic and the songs are performed incredibly well, particularly the songs 'Master of the House' and 'One Day More'. The plot, on the other hand, may not have been easy to follow for someone who did not know the storyline. For example, the play highlights when the year changes from 1815 to 1823 but then does not make obvious the next skip in years. The fact it is set during the French Revolution is also not made clear, and the gun-battle scene springs upon you without much background. The performance of Jean Valjean by Peter Lockyer was solid if unspectacular, but he was out performed by Javert – the stringent, law-abiding officer played by Jeremy Secomb. Having said this, you will leave with goose-bumbs following an excellent and moving production of a classic story.
A group of four of us saw this show for the first time and we completely over whelmed by the simplicity of the props but despite this how powerfully the story was portrayed by the music & cast . Would highly recommended this show
Even though we were told the seats would have a restricted view, we had no issues at all with seeing the stage. I have seen Les Mis several times before, and never tire of the story, with its mix of politics, love, and bravery.
My son & I thouroughly enjoyed the whole evening . I would highly recommen this show storyline very emotional.
Les miserable was a power full and emotional show. At the end of the show I had teares in my eyes as it was so good and you could folow the story easrly.
Picking the cheapest seats with restricted views seemed a bit of a gamble at the time. However, except for the odd disappearing character and no view of the set stage right, this was a wonderful experience looking down as the tale unfolded and being captivated by the set changes and the use of the revolving centre stage - the players were able to move seemlessly from one scene to another. Described elsewhere as opera lite seems to sum up the music. Some moving songs spoiled in parts by a rambling score which required concentration and programme notes to keep a grip of the plot. It was also an effort to block out those in the audience who think it ok to chat during the action. Also, theatre staff should note that restocking (?) of the ladies loos during the performance is distracting - if you have a seat in the gods avoid the right hand side as staff seemed to be up and down the stairs on this side throughout the show. The cast had exceptional voices and the accoustics in the gods were excellent. Highly recommended and worth taking the risk of the cheaper seats.
Amazing !!
Fabulous birthday weekend in London. We watched the Saturday matinee performance, which was just incredible. The music was fantastic and such an emotional and well executed performance. We arrived and collected the tickets from the box office which was totally hassle free and were taken straight to our seat. Thank you for a wonderful weekend.
I bought the tickets for my friend's birthday. She had seen it before but I hadn't. We were both very impressed - I thought the singing and the sets on stage were amazing and my friend said it was even better than she remembered. Overall a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon out - I would definitely recommend Les Mis to anyone.
What a fabulous show. Took the whole family for a christmas treat- inlcuding two teenagers! It certainly didn't disappoint. First saw this musical in London twenty three years ago. This version was stunning! Would recommend to friends and family.
Best show I've ever seen, singing was incredible. Worth every penny!
Really astonishing! I knew only the movie and I wondered how some scenes could be possible in a theatre. Well, lights can be very effective. The singers were incredibly good. I loved this show and want to come back soon again.
I went with my daughter to see this as a 16th birthday present for her as she loved the film so much. We were not disappointed, this is without doubt one of the best shows I have ever seen, it sent shivers down my spine on more than one occasion. And a few tears were also shed the best thing for me was bring told by my daughter that it was the best birthday present she had ever had. Would definatley go again.
Amazing musical with excellent performances and vocals. The songs and the scenography are superb as well! The actors are really great! Although I didn't like too much Cosette's voice, Amanda Seyfried's voice in the movie was so brilliant that I was expecting a better voice. Apart from that, 100% recommended!!!
Excellent performance, enjoyed every minute, the male voices are superb (though not all the female voices), also the kids are wonderful and their roles and voices a great surprise. Highly recommended (though not cheap)!
It was amazing the music was good the actor's where amazing
A neighbor had suggested that we go and we were not disappointed. I can't say how much I enjoyed it. I have wanted to see Les Miserables for a long time so it was good to see it. The actors were terrific and the scenery was fantastic. Will recommend others not to miss the show.
I loved it. Great actors, talented and beautiful singing. Worth every penny :)
I watched it last Saturday. It was magnificent!!!! The cast, the music, the theatre were excellent!!! Love from Greece and hope to see such an excellent show again.
We really enjoy this musical. The music was good and the singing was excellent. We went for the afternoon matanee, it was not too expensive either. We would love to watch it again soon.
An Incredible piece.
Who would give this anything less than 5 stars? I'd give more if I could. Having seen the movie - and loving every minute of it! - I worried that another viewing of the stage production (I'd seen it 4 times already) might prove wanting in some way. Things are, after all, better on the big screen. How silly of me. From that first 'Da Daaaa' of the orchestra I was completely captivated. Another reviewer talks of moments of the production that elicit goosebumps. There are so many of those for me, one of the best being the rendition of One Day More. Just thinking about it brings a lump to my throat. An evening in the company of Valjean, Javert, Marius, Cosette, Eponine and the deliciously awful Thenardiers should be on the bucket list for every visitor to London.
Despite having run for over 25 years, there are moments of Trevor Nunn and John Caird's production that elicit goosebumps. The use of lighting to evoke atmospheres from a sweaty tavern to a bloody barricade and the use of the revolve to create spectacular, lasting stage images remain examples of supreme stagecraft, and remind us that the now-dated Nunn used to have a real knack for theatrical magic-making. Boublil and Schonberg's makes up for in scale and beauty what it occasionally lacks in nuance, and though the cast are doubtless hampered by the fact that they are working with 28 year-old blocking, they do a decent job of keeping the material fresh. 'Les Miserables' holds a special place in many people's hearts - mine included - for a variety of reasons; because it was one of their earliest experiences of a musical theatre score, in many cases. It is far from the best musical ever written, as a recent poll may have you believe, but it remains an emotional masterpiece and an example of theatre where spectacle does not preclude content.
Having seen the film it was time to see the show on stage. I don't think you can compare the two though. The vocals were good but not as strong as I had expected, the staging was amazing. A thoroughly enjoyable emotional roller coaster of an evening,


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A new startup is looking to battle Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo in the living room with a brand-new console with an inexpensive price point.
Ouya, built on a custom-based Android operating system targeted to launch early next year, is open to any developer looking to publish a game. The developers also set pricing; the one catch is that every game must have a free portion available, whether through a demo or free-to-play model. The console also supports other Android apps, such as TwitchTV, which comes included.
Though some private funding has been secured already, the company has set up a Kickstarter page asking for an additional $950,000. You can visit Ouya's page right here.
So far, no games have been confirmed, but a number of notable developers are already praising the device, such as Mojang, the developer behind Minecraft, Brian Fargo of inXile Entertainment, and Jenova Chen of thatgamecompany.
Below are the current hardware specs.
? Tegra 3 -- Quad-core processor
? 8 GB on-board flash
? HDMI connection to the TV at 1080p HD
? WiFi 802.11bgn
? Bluetooth LE 4.0
? Enclosure opens with standard screws
? Wireless controller with 2.4Ghz RF
? Standard game controls (two analog sticks, d-pad, eight action buttons, a system button)
? Touchpad, for porting mobile games more easily
? 2x AA batteries
? Enclosure opens with standard screws
OS and software
? Android 4.0
? Custom TV UI
?Integrated custom game store -- find and download games (and other apps)
? Includes SDK for game development
? Ability to root device without voiding warranty
Holy...there's already over $1 millions pledged in less than a day. This could be very interesting for the console industry, and at this price I'll likely get my hand on one as well when it launches. I really hope it becomes a success, as this could definitively bring a change in the console industry (whatever change that might be).
That's a boatload of hardware for $100.
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thats awesome, but the question is how can they afford to build it and publish it and everything else just for 100$
Isn't the old saying "If it sounds to good to be true it usually is " those people that pledged I hope there not being scamed ..
They're going end up getting millions more than the 950k they asked for, it's over a mil already and jumps up 10k every couple of minutes.
This is insane these guys are almost double what they were aiming for and the first day isnt even over yet. I can see something like this getting up to 10 maybe even 15 mil in support i just hope they pull it off and dont piss off the almost 14k supporters they have so far.
Interesting. I'm eager to see how this turns out.
while im a pc gamer. not big on tv gaming as i find the quality of graphics is lower on tvs (least the older tvs im used to)
this console does sound pretty amazing, be very interesting to see how it plays out. not sure how they plan to compete with the big wigs but i can see alot of indie groups using this. as there are already a ton of flash based indie games using android systems for their games. i dont think minecraft will be on it though, as they signed a contract with xbox/microsoft for the title.
will be interesting if this system will allow for emulation as well. running super mario or metal gear on it for example will really open it to the whole spectrum of games. though that might be a toughy area they may not want to touch do to all the copy right stuff.
mind you they did state they want to open it up to "hackers" to make the system their own (i think they actually mean crackers though... as it sounds more like a code cracking and less actual hacking)
Uh, why would any PC gamer buy this? emulations, media, indie games, etc are all done on your PC already. Then again I guess it's made for people with proper consoles that wants a media station, and for indie devs to expand into console ''gaming''.
Android games are designed to be casual, I really don't see the point playing angry birds on my 60 inch tv...I got my Playstation for the real deal. Are there some more harcore games on android? sure but again inferoir graphics and gameplay. There's also the fact that as a home console this will be outdated by 2013 and it ships in march that year, if not by 2013 then 2014 so no longevity. Another problem I see is the need for devs to put extra effort making assets in 1080p and designing controls for the controller which many games such as angry brids just aren't desgined for.
It'd be interesting to see how it pans out but honestly I don't think people are really thinking this project through.
Isn't it just mobile games on a console? Or will they be different games then mobile?
Also damn people really love kickstarter don't they. Everyone seems like they're pledging $$$$$.
Originally posted by ForTheCity
Isn't it just mobile games on a console? Or will they be different games then mobile? Also damn people really love kickstarter don't they. Everyone seems like they're pledging $$$$$.
It will be an open-ended platform, that will definitively support mobile games (because they will be the quickest to port) but should also support completely new indie titles (we'll start hearing more about that when the SDK is released). You'll also be able to modify your console (hardware, most likely software as well) without voiding the warranty.
This just seems like it's going to end badly. Then again, maybe they just have a great deal on hardware and work for free.
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The reason they can build this system for $100 bucks is the same reason google can sell there Nexus 7 for $199. It runs on the new tegra 3 proccesor which was designed to be low cost. And no, i don't mean the tegra 3 proccessor thats inside the transformer prime. Nvidia came out with a new low cost platform which makes it cheaper to build budget tablets with a bang. And the GPU inside this console will be the 12 core GPU that Nvidia made. All in all, this is a quality console. ANd just a heads up, mobile gaming has advanced at such a rate, that its almost up to par with the likes of consoles.
Originally posted by Loktofeit
This just seems like it's going to end badly.
It's either going to be a scam, face financial hardships for the low price point and *still* few takers, or be sued by any of the top three (likely Sony) for some kind of copyright infringement - even the square, circle, X, triangle face buttons on the controller shown is enough to make a case of it.
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Not to be a party pooper, but neither the hardware nor the pricetag matter if the games it plays aren't worthwhile. So while it's nice that the three heavy hitters are finally getting some new competition, it's not the first time that's happened, and whenever it has the exact same 3 stood on top while those attempting to break into the market sank to the bottom simply because publishers weren't interested in them.
I'll reserve my excitement for news of the available gaming library.
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Originally posted by camil82
thats awesome, but the question is how can they afford to build it and publish it and everything else just for 100$
I think getting into consoles is a mistake. I think slowly we are going to see console making companies merging until you only have 1 console and everyone just developes games and apps for said console.
I personally see it as a great innovation, allows for indie developers to get their games, etc. out easily and with a decent profit. Plus most people believe it'll be great for emulation on the TV.
Overall I'll be buying one and seeing how it turns out!
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28k supporters, 3.5 million in funds so far if they keep this up it wont have to sell boxes at launch theyve probably made back there investment 3 times over already and the backers keep dropping more cash. i mean a goal of 900k and were well on the way to 4 million THATS 4,000,000 dollars at almost the end of day 2. I dont care if you hate the idea of this console or not there getting quite a bit of backing from it seems that alot of people that either have way to much money and nothing to spend it on or just some DIE hard open source people that really wana get something like this on the market either way its already a success if it never sells a single box once launched.
Originally posted by Xzen
I think getting into consoles is a mistake. I think slowly we are going to see console making companies merging until you only have 1 console and everyone just developes games and apps for said console.
monopolies are illegal. competition drives the economy.
i think it's an awesome idea. hopefully they succeed and shake up the over-priced console gaming market.


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He is the father of the Who Dat Nation and the first QB to lead the New Orleans Saints to the playoffs. Yes, the 'Cajun Cannon' Bobby Hebert always has a lot to say, and he is strong in his opinions across the board. But like it or not, the fans, the players, coaches and yes the media too, all treat the CC like E.F. Hutton: When Bobby speaks, they listen!
So as we came back from a bit of a break, yesterday I talked to Bobby about what concerns him most as the Black and Gold begin training camp.
1. The defense
to improve:
"They have to improve! You can't be dead last. They won't be dead last." The Cajun Cannon says that the Saints have to improving in scoring defense. And the Black and Gold D has to force more field goals instead of giving up touchdowns.
2. You gotta protect Drew Brees:
The left tackle position on offense is what the CC is speaking about as his #2 concern. For the first time since the 2009 season, the Saints will be looking for a new starting LT on offense. "I'm confident in all the other linemen and their experience. I think Zach Strief will bounce back and the middle of the line, Ben Grubbs will improve to."
Bobby thinks training camp will produce the next starting LT. "Whoever it is, Charles Brown, Terron Armstead, they should welcome this challenge. And the reason why I say that is because Drew Brees will make those players better than they actually are."
Click HERE to listen to my full Q&A with the 'Cajun Cannon' Bobby Hebert…
3. Who takes Victor Butler's spot?
Victor Butler was one of the more notable players the Saints acquired this off season. Butler was looking to have a breakout season, but the veteran pass rusher was injured during OTA's and is out for the season. "They (Saints) were counting on Victor Butler. It's a shame. But you have to have luck with injuries." The Cannon sees another golden opportunity for someone to step up and make plays.
"You have to look at the glass half full. It's a great opportunity for the likes of Junior Galette and Martez Wilson. Those guys were going to be in the rotation and now it's about who's going to step up."
4. What will RB Mark Ingram do?
"When you question, 'who's going to be the back…Who's going to have that opportunity to get the bulk of the carries?' I would be SHOCKED if that's Pierre Thomas…Not that Pierre Thomas can't do it, but I think they're going to give Mark Ingram every opportunity to succeed. Now will he do it? I hope he does. We need to get our rushing attack back in the top ten. The year we won the Super Bowl, the year we won 13 games, we had the 6th best rushing attack.
5. Injuries and the Saints Secondary:
With veteran S Roman Harper and CB Patrick "P-Rob" Robinson beginning the season on the PUP List, the Cajun One says that others have to come up big. "They know what they (Harper and P-Rob) can do. But you've got Kenny Vaccaro back there at safety along with Malcolm Jenkins. I think there is room for all three at safety." The Cannon believes that the absence of Harper and Robinson to start the season makes the competition among the available players even more interesting as cam begins.
So there are five things to keep an eye on as the Saints being Training Camp. You can listen to the Cajun Cannon and Hokie Gajan give their professional take every day during Saints Training Camp right here on the home of the Black and Gold, WWL Radio.
Today on Sports Talk, live from Saints Training Camp: A live press conference starting at 5:30 with Saints Coach Sean Payton, General Manager Mickey Loomis, QB Drew Brees, and S Malcolm Jenkins.
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Posted 15 May 2005 - 08:31 PM
by the way...you remind me of a certain poster named nyjf. what happened to him when he came on blindly insulting people and looking for a fight? banished to the celler thats what lol.....
like the 12 YEAR OLD (who has shown 10 times the maturity of you so far) said, you can potentially add to this site like everyone else, but start now by ending all the insulting and respond to people intelligently. whether that be with specific stats, and just general comparisons or whatever. just change this around.
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Posted 15 May 2005 - 09:49 PM
What a let down, he is my favorite member now. SMC, you are a pretender and you need to go.
Oh dear...I really can't stop laughing, this is the best thread ever. Some sad, rainy day when nothing is going right...I'm going to come back to this thread and by the time I read through it all...I'll be so sprite as to jump in their air and click my heels!
Posted 16 May 2005 - 05:21 AM
So Vinny goes, he was starting to get lousy in Chad's absense, and goes to the Cowboys.We still love him and I do.
So Laveranues Coles goes, he was peaking, the best of his carrer was starting to show, and along with it Pennington's ability was shown to the world. It seems all of you then would've loved to murder him, he was the worst guy on Earth, I could tell from the old site when I was just reading all your threads as a guest and then joined. So why love Vinny and he goes when he is starting to get lousy, and hate Coles when he is peaking?
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Posted 16 May 2005 - 06:54 AM
That being said...you can't fault Coles for leaving. He went with the money. I wasn't happy, and I hated him, but I think that anyone would have done the same thing in that situation. If you don't think Chad would have left if the Jets didn't offer him what he was worth and another team offered MORE than he was worth, then you're crazy.
Posted 16 May 2005 - 07:03 AM
Vinny wasn't really as great as he was also, so he had to get released, he did kinda screw the 2003 season in the beginning, I mean it wasn't entirly his fault, we had the injuries everywhere.
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Posted 16 May 2005 - 07:29 AM
Vinny wasn't really as great as he was also, so he had to get released, he did kinda screw the 2003 season in the beginning, I mean it wasn't entirly his fault, we had the injuries everywhere.
Coles didn't so anything spectacular his first year. I don't even think he played. He didn't do anything until his 3rd year (2002). He was drafted in 2000. He was offered a contract, the redskins offered him a bigger contract, and the jets opted not to match it.
Vinny started to go downhill at the begining of 2002. That is the year Chad broke out during and after the Jacksonville game.
But the point is, you asked why there is a lot of love for Vinny and a lot of annimosity toward Coles. The simple answer is that Coles left for the money, Vinny left because he wasn't retained by the organization.
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Posted 16 May 2005 - 03:59 PM
Does anyone remember the Dallas game last season when Vinny was like on the 5 yard line at the end of a losing game and threw an INT that went ALL THE WAY BACK FOR A TD? Well that idiot assho1e lost me my fantasy game because of that! I remember saying all that Vinny has to do is NOT throw an INT for a TD and I will win this week, but with 3mins left to play what does he do? Telegraphs the F'N BALL to the TE! Stupid idiot. That's why he will never be in the hall of fame. He has probably thrown more INTs that went for TD's then anyone ever!
Posted 16 May 2005 - 04:05 PM
TD's to INT's
Vinny: 268/255 career rating of 75.4- That's almost a 50% ratio. Very bad.
Manning: 216/120 career rating of 92.3 - That is a great ratio. Very good. He has nearly thrown as many TD's in 8 years as Vinny did in 18 :shok:.
Favre: 376/226 career rating of 87.4 - :shok: Thats a whole hellovalot of TD's. His ratio as well is pretty damn good. I dont care what anyone says about him, Favre is a dominator and one of the best QB's to ever play.
Young: 232/107 career rating of 96.8 / Rushed for 43 TD's. :shok: That's a hall of famer right there. He holds the record for 6 TD's passed in the Superbowl. Not bad for a player that entered the supplemental draft!
Montana: 273/139 career rating of 92.3 / 4 Rings! / Best QB ever! 'Nuff said!
Marino: 420/252 :shok: career rating of 86.4 / career passing leader in attempts, completions, and yards. Was for TD's until Manning beat him out by 1 TD.
I hope you can see the compared stats for HOFer's and Vinny Testicles.
He has alot of yards because he has played for a very long time, but also he is one of those guys that lives and dies by the deep ball. He has a "balls to the wall" attitude. "Live or Die". Whatever phrase floats your boat, that is his whole MO. Half of the time he will throw a TD and the other half he will throw an INT. No way in hell is he Hall Of Fame material ... why is this even a discussion?
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Posted 17 May 2005 - 08:39 PM
Part of the reason (admittedly not all of it) was the fact that he has been on INCREDIBLY horrible teams. When he took over the Jets had finished 2-14 (or was it 1-15) the previous year. He played for the Browns and the Bucs in their early years. Stats do not tell the whole tale. If you want to live and die by stats, Namath would have never made it to Canton either.
Posted 17 May 2005 - 08:49 PM
VinnyTheGinny, Namath would never have made it to Canton with the stats he had is what you said, and what you said is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
ooooooooooooooo to true. He never even finshed top 10 in any passing catagory for his carrer, now he did become the first with 4,000 yards, but Maynard ans Sauer were great guys to throw to. Vinny is in the top 10 in yards, has thrown for 4,000 yards with worse recievers, so really Vinny should go in, but of course we never woulda knew what Joe woulda done if it hadn't been for his knees.
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The aim was to encourage airline employees to voluntarily report safety errors. But a government audit has found that the Aviation Safety Action Program was a "missed opportunity," providing little useful information.
The report concludes that airline workers wrongly viewed ASAP as an "amnesty program" that allowed them to escape possible punishment for mistakes.
It cited the example of an airline mechanic who was killed when he was sucked into an aircraft engine in Texas in 2006. The Dallas Morning News reported that the two Continental Airlines pilots who were controlling the engines filed an ASAP report and were not questioned as part of a federal safety probe because they were given immunity under the program.
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