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Dr Martens Adrian Tassel Mens Loafers
A British footwear brand that focuses on distinguished traditional styling, Dr Martens products are an all time classic that not only look fantastic but also focus on durability and comfort as well.
The Adrian holds all the original characteristics that made the first batch of Dr Martens shoes so popular back in the 1960's. With their contemporary burgundy leather styling, these loafers feature a tough durable upper, traditional contrast stitching, and a chunky sole. Tassel detail is also included across the fixed lateral band across the front.
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With over 50 years experience at the forefront of music and cultural revolution - the 1460 Dr Martens have seen it all; skinheads, punks, students, psychobillies, grunge heads and hip hoppers alike have all embraced Dr Martens boots and the rebellion they symbolise.
The 1460 cherry red Dr Martens boots are synonymous with the punk and ska trends of the late-70s/early-80s. A replica of the original boots that started it all, they feature a tough durable leather upper, classic 8 eyelet fastening, contrast yellow stitching and AirWair logo pull on tab. The non-slip AirWair sole is sewn on to the upper, provides underfoot comfort, and is oil and fat resistant.
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Dr Martens 1461 Shoes
Dr Martens offer the 1461, an all time classic that not only looks fantastic but provides comfort and stability whilst still being hard-wearing and durable.
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Located close to Rockefeller Center, this Manhattan hotel has free Wi-Fi and rooms equipped with a kitchenette and cable TV. The 49th Street subway station is 1 block away.
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Hilton Garden Inn Central Park SouthA 7-minute walk from Central Park, this Manhattan hotel features an on-site fitness center and rooms with city views. Times Square is just over half a mile away.
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Just minutes from Times Square and Broadway theaters, this New York City hotel offers Wi-Fi access and rooms with plush bedding and a flat-screen TV. Central Park is a 5 minute walk away.
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citizenM New York Times SquareLocated right in the heart of Manhattan, this hotel is just 1-minute walk from Times Square and within a 5-minute walk of Central Park and Columbus Circle.
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Design of room/suite Comfortable bed Facilities for making breakfast Whirlpool bath Sophie and eveyone else who looked after us
Vector, the intern, is nice n cute. its more like a b&b apartment. kitchin stuff are good. free call to many countries.
saw more Black people around d place...
We liked the interior of the house and room. As this is a guesthouse, you can get contact as much or as less as you want. Everything you want is there and otherwise just ask.
The area took some getting used to and we found it quite dirty. But safe.
Our spacious room was very quiet and faced the garden. The staff were friendly and helpful. We loved the fact that we were not in a big anonymous hotel. Our friends concern about the neighbourhood were unjustified.
The immediate neighbourhood looks a little scruffy. The safe was not mounted to the wall which rendered it pretty useless if there had been a theft.
Wonderful room and service. Amazing Baptist Church practically next door. Also no problem leaving our bags until dinner time after check out.
Being 4 women, a 10 minute walk from the subway at night coming home from the theater made my daughters nervous. But a $17 taxi ride solved that. Had to park in a lot a block away at a cost of $36.
What immediately attracted my husband and me to this guest house was its location in a nice neigbhorhood in Harlem. The home was convenient to a multitude of restaurants, shops, and the train. The decor was tastefully done, the room and bathroom was spotless, and the bed was comfortable. The hosts were very gracious and my three year old journeyed down the steps daily to greet them in their office. I would stay here again and would also recommend this place to others.
No creamer for the coffee.
I loved everything Sophie was an amazing hostess clean facilities wonderful staff top quality customer service I loved everything and will definitely stay again!
Nothing to hate or dislike about this wonderful spot in Harlem
Amazingly comfortable bed! Sophie was so helpful when we arrived. Very nicely decorated with everything you need. Lovely quiet street. Would definitely recommend to those looking to stay in Harlem.
Sophie was extremely warm and welcoming. The room, a Master Suite, had ample space for our young family and the compact kitchen area was helpful. We all enjoyed the jacuzzi tub as well!
The owner and staff in this guesthouse were very accomodating, and all our questions were answered promptly by e-mail in advance. The master suite was ok for four people - no privacy though, maybe better for 2 persons. The room was clean and the bed very comfortable. Little kitchenette in the corner had all the things we needed, like fridge, coffeemaker & microwave. Bathroom clean and quite spacious. AC worked fine. Very good Wi-fi! All in all, we really enjoyed our stay and would go back in a heartbeat!
The only thing worth mentioning is the location of the guesthouse. The street is quiet, but the nearby bigger streets were a bit restless in late evenings. I would be very cautious about walking alone in the evening.
The way we where treated by owner and there attention to all
great service, very,very quiet, fine accommodations, very comfortable, very accommodating policies and staff, great value.
We got an amazing welcome and all the information we could possibly need from our host Sophie. She was very accommodating and although we didn't require anything further during our stay it was clear that nothing would have been too much trouble for her at all. The room was clean and well equipped. The bed was superb, so comfortable. Wi-Fi was great and free phone calls an added bonus. Merci beaucoup La Maison d'Art.
The staff were really friendly and loved that it was in an art gallery. Made it more unique! The location allowed us to go to an area we wouldn't usually.
When we arrived in the middle of the night we was welcommed by a lovely girl. She show us everyting and even if it was late she took her time to let us know about the buses/subways and everyting we asked about. Next day we met Sofhie and Stephanie. Stephanie is the owner and a wonderful kindly woman. To live at the hotel could not be better. Friendly, clean-yes everthing perfect. A fantastic art exhibition by Al J in the gallery. It was the best start we could have in NYC. We will come back to this wonderful place. Tack you Stephanie and Sofhie. Tommy Kloefver from Sweden.
This is a charming, welcoming place with really nice hosts/staff that I can warmly recommend. Travel to downtown NY with a walk to the subway stop takes about 30 minutes. One food store is down the street and there are restaurants in the area.
Very friendly, hospitable staff. Comfortable accommodation. Fairly close to subway. Quiet street. I'd definitely take my family there.
We stayed in the top floor family suite, it was very spacious and full of characters. Stuff were excellent. Will stay there again for sure.
This was a fabulous place to stay! We had such a wonderful time here. Harlem was so friendly and full of awesome vibes-lots of people stopping to chat and wish us happy holidays. Sophie could not not have been more helpful or friendly. She really made our stay! It's easy to get in and out of the centre of the city and it's so safe with lots of fab places to eat. Felt like we were at home! The apartment is amazing with art work every where you turn. We would stay here if and when we return to New York. Thank you Sophie you were amazing!
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I don't like this hotel location at all. This area very dirty and hotel don't clean room when I was stay there Hotel even charged $40 for clean fee when I arrived But for whole 6 nights stay they didn't clean my room Very disappoint with this hotel Would def not go back to stay that hotel again
The personal attention and the room are perfect. Near access to the subway make it very easy to move around Manathan.
simply amazing !! flawless !!
We stayed here for 9 nights in the Victoria Room. The room is small but quirky and cosy with a lovely en suite bathroom. The staff are very friendly and were always willing to help us from printing out tickets for us to giving us a fantastic overview of the area and NYC when we arrived. We didn't want to leave! I highly recommend this place to others. We felt safe walking around Harlem even when we returned late in the evening. La Maison d' Art really does feel like you are staying in "real" New York rather than just a hotel.
I wouldn't say this is something I didn't like as this didn't really bother us but as the Victoria room is small be prepared to live out of your suitcase as there is limited hanging/closet space. The subway station is about a 10 min walk away and then it takes about 10 mins on the subway to get to midtown which was fine for us but some may want to consider this if they want to be closer to the centre of everything.
Personel is perfect. Room is well designed and comfortable. It is not far from metro station. Wifi was very fast. Bathroom was very well designed and very comfortable. There is a safe case at the room.
1-Location is a litle bit far from city center. 2-Refregirator at the room was very noisy. 3-Room air condition must be fixed. (Heating problem)
Hosts were lovely and very helpful with local information, transport, etc, though still had privacy. Kitchenette facility and ensuite very convenient. Bed was amazing. Courtyard out the back downstairs - nice if you want some downtime. Pleasant walk (approx. 5-10 min) to restaurants, shops, subway station, etc. It was also a very unique location in Harlem - despite being nervous initially as a single woman travelling solo, I soon felt at ease (even when walking at night). A great option to visit NYC without the huge price tag.
Needed a bottle opener and some body wash or basic small toiletries which would have been helpful. There is no lift; only stairs - if you have light luggage or don't mind the exertion, it's fine.
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Police investigators say a juvenile female was jogging along Reserve Street near Maria Drive. The jogger was approached by a man asking for directions who tried to pull her into a car.
Police say similar incidents were reported last October in Iverson Park and last December on Prentice Street. Police say joggers from those incidents gave similar descriptions of the suspect and the car.
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There are few things that go together better than independent film and small town Texas. Next weekend, the Hill Country Film Festival will bring the best of both worlds for a three-day independent film festival in the heart of Fredericksburg, Texas. As a fan of daytripping my way across the Lone Star Scene and catching Read More...


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WAUSAU, Wis (WSAU) A new reality show on The Food Network will be looking for contestants in Wausau.
The program is called 'Food Court Wars' with two teams of would-be restaurant owners competing. The winner gets to run their own fast-food restaurant for a year.
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Local filming will take place at the Wausau Center Mall in June. If the Wausau team wins, they'll get restaurant space in the mall.


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Rest in peace, Tony Scott. Thank you for creating what is still the best opening to a vampire film ever.
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Talented high school students from throughout North Jersey will test their knowledge in performing timed laboratory experiments, writing computer programs, designing chemical apparatus, and more at the New Jersey Chemistry Olympics on May 21 in Tiernan Hall. The one-day competition is co-sponsored by NJIT and The North Jersey Section of the American Chemical Society-Teacher Affiliates. >>
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New Jersey public and private high schools will participate in a national test of engineering aptitude, mathematics, and science on March 17, 8:30 a.m-2 p.m. in the NJIT Campus Center. Hosted by NJIT's Center for Pre-College Programs, the NJ JETS/TEAMS competition is a one-day, two-part academic exam coordinated by the Junior Engineering Technical Society (JETS) designed to introduce students to an engineering team work environment. >>


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Though the industry has been swept up by the hype surrounding the next-gen consoles of late, 2013 has proven to be a remarkable year for video game releases thus far. From atmospheric and intense adventures to first-person shooters that challenge the conventions of their genre, the past six months have served up some truly memorable experiences that will in time act as a fitting send off for our current-gen systems. With the month of March heralding a bold reinvention of Tomb Raider and the third; and arguably greatest entry for the Bioshock franchise in Infinite. Not to mention further iterations for God of War and Gears of War. As such, we were spoiled for triple-A choice.
Of course, this slew of great games was finite by nature and once we entered June, the industry began to retreat from the looming shadow of the summer blockbuster. This retreat was typified on June 14th, which itself was an interesting date on two levels. First, it marked Superman's mighty return to the cinema screen with Zack Snyder's Man of Steel, which irrefutably established the tentpole season of movies. And secondly, the 14th of June witnessed the release of The Last of Us. Hailed as a masterpiece, Naughty Dog's stunning creation is the final sizable release of Q1 2013 and one that will undoubtedly resonate with many gamers for a very long time.
Still, the industry's conveyor belt may have slowed, but it hasn't stopped. Grand Theft Auto V will act as light at the end of the tunnel for much of the community when it hits stores on September 17th. While releases such as Tales of Xilia, Saints Row IV, Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Dragon's Crown, Killzone: Mercenary and The Bureau: XCOM Declassified will all individually compete for your hard earned cash in August. But what about those games from 2013 that slipped your radar? Beneath the triple-A maelstrom of Q1 and Q2 exists a series of fine and worthy titles that are more than capable of filling the time between now and August.
So now that we've entered the second half of 2013 and gaming's annual summer drought has taken effect – mind you, it's a lot less severe than previous years – here's a list of 5 titles you may have missed over the last six months and why they absolutely deserve your time.
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1) Ni No Kuni: Wrath of The White Witch
Developer: Level-5 & Studio Ghibli
Genre: Japanese Role-Playing
Release Date: US – January 22nd, 2013/EU – February 1st, 2013
Available For: Playstation 3/Nintendo DS
There's a fine line that divides the traditional RPG and the JRPG. Firstly, the former tends to focus more on its surrounding environment and is inclined to be western-centric by design – such as The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim or Fallout – whereas the latter strives for a fundamentally character driven story. It's a trope that has defined series such as Final Fantasy or the Persona games over the years, and one that typifies the emotional depth offered by Level-5's Playstation 3 exclusive; Ni No Kuni: Wrath of The White Witch.
While a small-scaled DS version was released back in 2010, it wasn't until the following year that Ni No Kuni came to Playstation 3 in Japan, with the eventual western release arriving in early 2013. Mind you, it was worth the wait. Hosting the familiar milieu that JRPGs are famous for – dungeons, eccentric NPC's and a plethora of towns and side-quests – the game charts the adventure of the lovable Oliver, as he embarks on an odyssey from his hometown of Motorville. This is a game that is defined by a unique protagonist, and the young Oliver; with a wise-beyond-his-years demeanour, is a character straight out of Studio Ghibli's signature DNA. Having co-produced the game, the film studio brings a degree of quality to Ni No Kuni that sets it apart from its role-playing counterparts, and that idiosyncratic archetype of a young, curious child exploring a rich and vibrant world is what makes Ni No Kuni so downright compelling.
Level 5's entry into the genre may be aesthetically gorgeous, but don't let Ni No Kuni's charming animation fool you. This is an old school JRPG at its core and places an emphasis on level grinding as you explore the game's dual worlds. Also, the game borrows from the Pokémon series in the way it allows player to capture familiars along the journey and train them as battle companions. Even if you're often intimated by the expansive depth offered by the typical RPG, Ni No Kuni offers engaging gameplay with a well-written and powerful narrative that will suitably put the hours in between now and September…and then some.
Try if you liked: Kingdom Hearts, Pokémon.
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2) Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon
Developer: Next Level Games & Nintendo
Genre: Action Adventure
Release Date: March 24th, 2013
Available For: Nintendo 3DS
Luigi took his first step away from the stifling shadow of his more famous brother in 2001, a year which heralded the release of his first game in a lead role with Luigi's Mansion. The lesser known Mario brother stole the spotlight with Nintendo's self-published action-adventure romp that balanced spooky and quirky with expertise. In telling the game's story through Luigi's timid eyes – which were often covered by his hands in fear – the company were able to create a gameplay experience that was brimming with personality, and it's a formula that Nintendo have honed brilliantly with the Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon.
Much like the original, Professor E. Gadd tasks our beloved plumber-in-green with capturing ghosts within an old, creaking abode. For Dark Moon, however, players will dust off their Poltergust 5000 in order to recover the pieces of the titular magic object hidden within five individual and environmentally unique mansions. To restore Evershade Valley to a state of harmony, Luigi must find these scattered remnants and go up against King Boo, who acts as the game's chief villain. Ultimately, though, its Luigi's hapless and cowardly persona that makes Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon so charming. From the perfectly executed character animations to his nervous humming, our reluctant hero has never been so entertaining.
What's more, the addition of multiplayer lends a degree of replayability to Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon and the game's 2-to-4 player online component never feels shoehorned in. The co-operative play is entitled ScareScraper – or ThrillTower for European and Australian 3DS owners – and is compatible via both local and online play.
If a console experience isn't what you're looking for, then Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon is the perfect handheld title to pass the time on a summer commute.
Try if you liked: Super Mario 3D Land, Maniac Mansion.
Current Price: $30/£30
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3) Guacamelee!
Developer: Drinkbox Studios
Genre: 2D Platformer
Release Date: April 9th, 2013
Available For: Playstation 3/Playstation Vita (Cross-buy)
2D Metroidvania platformers are a genre that has extrapolated since the rise of mobile gaming. It seems as though you can run, jump and beat-'em-up on almost every platform, and as a result, they've become rather trite by their sheer abundance. So when Drinkbox Studios revealed Guacamelee – a two dimensional platformer by design – back in April, you can understand why the game didn't exactly fly off the digital shelves upon release. Nevertheless, Guacamelee is an absolute must-have for Playstation owners.
Drinkbox Studios' colourful and surprisingly complex title is a true indie darling that can stand alongside the PSN's other greats proudly such as Journey and The Unfinished Swan. Infused with a comedic Mexican theme, Guacamelee is an homage to past Metroidvania games – particularly Castlevania – while still cementing its own sombrero-shaped stamp on the age-old genre. In terms of story, the game follows Juan, a muscular agave farmer who, after donning the powerful Luchadore's wrestling mask, fights to rescue the daughter of El Presidente from the villainous bandit, Carlos Calaca. Though this arc may sound rather formulaic, its Guacamelee's witty and amusing written dialogue that saves it from the jaws of cliché.
Though you may be able to run through the game in 6 to 7 hours, Guacamelee is expertly designed. Moreover, with a series of side-quests and the addition of new game plus, this is a 2D platformer that stands head and burly shoulders above the rest courtesy of its excellent fighting mechanics and intriguing, often hilarious world.
Try if you liked: Fez, Metroid Prime.
Current price: $14.99/£7.99 (On sale for UK & Europe until July 17th)
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4) Metro: Last Light
Developer: 4A Games
Genre: First-Person Shooter
Release Date: May 14th, 2013
Available For: Playstation 3, Xbox 360, PC
Though Metro: Last Light was originally slated for release in 2012, 4A Game's first-person shooter was a casualty of THQ's closure earlier this year which resulted in the game being pushed to May of 2013. Published by Deep Silver, the game is a follow-up to Metro 2033 – which itself was based on the eponymous novel by Dmitry Glukhovsky. Straddling the line between action-adventure and horror, Metro: Last Light inhabits a dark and terrifying post-apocalyptic Russia twenty years after a colossal nuclear war wherein the remnants of society seek refuge in Moscow's sprawling metro system.
4A Game's creation is nothing if not atmospheric. The majority of Metro: Last Light takes place in the city's subterranean setting, and the way in which the game evokes an eerie feel of claustrophobia is a testimony to the granular detail that the studio have forged into the game's sinister environments. Just like its 2010 predecessor, players will take up arms as Artyom, a world-weary solider with a peculiar connection to the unearthly Dark Ones – a deformed group of humanoids that serve as the franchise's overarching antagonists. Thought to be extinct after the events of Metro 2033 and the D6 missile strike, the Dark Ones return in the sequel, forcing Artyom to collaborate with his partner Anna in order to investigate the aliens' motivation.
Where the first game was criticised for its shonky and frustrating shooting mechanics – in fact, it was the gameplay that failed the intriguing story – Metro: Last Light has refined the gameplay experience. What's more, the studio have implemented Call of Duty-esque customisation options to the game's weaponry – such as red dot sights and night vision scopes – which will aid in your battle against the communist Red armies and Nazi Reich.
For a lengthy campaign that, unlike its genre affiliates, boasts a riveting story, Metro: Last Light is well worth your time. Additionally, if you do pick up the game, switch to Russian dialogue with English subtitles for that added degree of immersion.
Try if you liked: F.E.A.R., S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
Current Price: $49.99/£30
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5) Fire Emblem Awakening
Developer: Intelligent Systems
Genre: Tactical RPG
Release Date: U.S. – February 4th/E.U. – April 19th
Available For: Nintendo 3DS
Few gaming franchises come close to matching the phenomenal and resounding success of the Fire Emblem series. Spanning thirteen years and seven home consoles, the Japanese RPG has truly carved out its own genre in terms of tactical strategy. With a very eastern sensibility lurking in its DNA, the series has gone to bring turn-based strategy to the masses, and with Fire Emblem Awakening – the thirteenth entry into the franchise – Intelligent Systems have created the perfect window into the Fire Emblem franchise for newcomers without sacrificing the essence of the mythology.
Having been available for Japan since 2012, it was only in February of this year that the game was localised and made available for a western 3DS audience. I'm going to level with you, though, up until Awakening, Fire Emblem had always existed in my mind as a complex and rather intimidating JRPG. Other than, say, Marth and Roy's appearances in Super Smash Bros., I had no tangible investment in the series, so it's a testimony to the studio that the latest instalment captured my attention almost immediately.
Orbiting around Chrom, the prince of the Halidom of Ylisse, players must quell the threat of the Risen – an unholy group that threaten the world's resounding peace. The intricate detail on display in the game's mechanics and the wealth of customisation options allow you to create a truly memorable character, which subsequently makes the battles so tense given the ever-present threat of permadeath as you gaze worryingly over your characters from the game's top-down perspective.
There are a handful of games that justify buying a 3DS, and Intelligent System's Fire Emblem Awakening; with its 50+ hour campaign, is absolutely one of those titles.
Try if you liked: Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy Tactics.
Current Price: $40/£32
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Thursday 11th September 2014?If you don't know about Benny Page?make sure you get to know.... We are loving the sound of this?
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The single is available worldwide 23 August 2014 on his own label High Culture Recordings and Rise Artists Ltd. This release is revealed after Mistajam?s recent BBC Radio premiere, an accolade following the wave of success surrounding his recent dancefloor hit Hot Body Gal feat. Richie Loop supported by Sir David Rodigan, Seani B and Toddla T across BBC Radio One, 1Xtra and Kiss Fm alongside worldwide festival and club appearances. Champion Sound features Jamaican dancehall artist Assassin, who appeared on Kanye West?s last album ?Yeezus? on the track ?I?m In It? and was mastered at Metropolis Studios by Stuart Hawkes whose previous works include Basement Jaxx, Rudimental and Maverick Sabre.
Benny Page notes his influences were initially drawn from his Dad?s records whilst growing up, listening to Led Zepplin, Black Sabbath to Bob Marley and Marvin Gaye. He started his musical zeal performing guitar and drums in live bands up until when he discovered Electronic music which intensified his passion to build his career as an Electronic songwriter and producer. This led to Shy FX signing Benny Page to his now legendary Digital Soundboy label kick starting his professional career with his 2006 dancefloor anthem ?Turn Down The Lights?. This was followed by an array of seminal ragga jungle cuts, as well as numerous well received productions across the dance music spectrum. Since then Benny Page has produced tracks for Sony, Universal and London Records remixing artists such as Jessie J, Tinnie Tempah, Misha B, Snoop Lion, Arlisa & Nas.
After a number of years establishing international recognition; Benny Page has evolved his sound initiating the start of this unique album project. Benny Page recently spent time in Jamaica discovering first hand the famous rhythms and basslines of the island that are so key to his music. In just over two weeks Benny Page recorded twenty two Jamaican vocalists in what he describes as a musically insightful experience redirecting his techniques into a new sound that he is happy to be revealing. Benny Page?s main objectives on the island was to achieve a more authentic and diverse sound, managing all the studio recordings directly in a more traditional and personal songwriting process. Other Jamaican vocal legends who are set to appear on his forthcoming album include; Big Youth, Beenie Man, Spice, Popcaan and Protoje. Benny Page teamed up with Richie Loop on his first single for the Moombahton driven Hot Body Gal, a hit in Jamaica and continuing to impact worldwide leaving fans eagerly awaiting this highly anticipated follow up.
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Joe's Molten Marshmallow-Chocolate Cakes
Photo: Leigh Beisch
Thirteen-year-old Joe Kozal was impressed by a molten chocolate cake in a restaurant but thought he could do better. Instead of chocolate, Joe's cakes ooze melted marshmallow.
Yield: MAKES: 6 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 440
- Calories from fat: 47%
- Protein: 6.2g
- Fat: 23g
- Saturated fat: 13g
- Carbohydrate: 58g
- Fiber: 2.8g
- Sodium: 130mg
- Cholesterol: 98mg
- 1 1/3 cups semisweet chocolate chips
- 1/4 cup (1/8 lb.) butter
- 1/3 cup granulated sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 6 large marshmallows
- Powdered sugar (optional)
- 1. In a 3- to 4-quart pan over very low heat, stir chocolate chips and butter until melted and smooth. Remove from heat and whisk in granulated sugar, eggs, and vanilla until well blended. Stir in flour.
- 2. Fill six buttered, floured ramekins (1/2-cup capacity; see notes) about halfway. Press a marshmallow into the center of the batter in each ramekin. Spoon remaining batter equally over marshmallows, completely covering.
- 3. Bake in the center of a 350° regular or 325° convection oven until tops are puffed up and crackly, 12 to 15 minutes. Let cool about 10 minutes, then run a knife along inside of ramekins and invert to release cakes. Place right side up on plates. Sprinkle tops with powdered sugar, if desired. Serve warm.
If you don't have ramekins, you can use muffin pans (about 1/2-cup capacity). Don't substitute chopped semisweet or bittersweet chocolate for the chocolate chips.
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"Assault And Battery" By "A Pack Of Dogs"
That's how one of the witnesses to Romney's gay-bashing in high school describes the event. Money quote:
"It's a haunting memory. I think it was for everybody that spoke up about it… because when you see somebody who is simply different taken down that way and is terrified and you see that look in their eye you never forget it. And that was what we all walked away with," said Phillip Maxwell, who is now an attorney and still considers Romney an old friend.
"I saw it with my own eyes," said Maxwell, of the anecdote first reported by the Washington Post. Maxwell said Romney held the scissors helping to cut the hair of a student, John Lauber, who was presumed to be gay and who had long hair. "It was a hack job… clumps of hair taken off." Maxwell said he held the boy's arm and leg, describing he and his friends as a "pack of dogs."
Asked if Lauber was targeted because he was gay, as reported by the Post, Maxwell said, "We didn't know that word in those days… but there were other words that were used. We weren't ignorant, we just didn't use the current names for things." …
"This was bullying supreme," he said.
Today, Romney actually laughed off the assault. Laughed. We have two options: this man is so callous that, unlike all those others involved in this assault, he has forgotten it. Or he is a liar.


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