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what restaurant do you keep passing by for years upon years and yet have not mustered the gumption to finally try ????
re: Ciao Bob
re: fressergirl
Johnnie's has a pretty extensive menu.
Pastrami aside, I think their corned beef sandwich is worth a try if you've never been, their onion rings are good, their hot dogs/chili dogs are good, I've had the fried shrimp their more than once or twice (sometimes on the sandwich) ...
Langer's does beat Johnnie's when it comes to pastrami (though they are totally different types of pastrami) -- but the pastrami is not the best thing on JP's menu.
re: PaulF
i may have to give it a try for the fried shrimp. and maybe their onion rings.
do they have a fried fish filet sandwich too ????
and if i'm not mistaken, this is in reference to the Johnnie's Pastrami in culver city rather than the possibly tangentially related one in the Crenshaw District on Jefferson, right ????
re: PeterCC
I went to their Thanksgiving set-meal dinner once many moons ago, and it was $75 pp and absolutely delicious. Not sure if they still do that, but it might provide a (slightly) more affordable entry point for a meal there....
re: ilysla
I should keep an eye out.
re: PeterCC
wait, but aren't you the one that keeps going to shunji for extravagant meals every week? :> (i love your pics. :>
re: chowseeker1999
chow, you have a point there !!!!! :)
re: chowseeker1999
I wish "every week". My Shunji visits are usually within small chunks of time and then a big gap. So I did average once a month in the spring but nowhere close to weekly.
Looking at Melisse's menu, it seems impossible (save the occasional $75 specials) to get out of there for less than triple-digits per person, whereas that is very doable at Shunji... if you have the willpower.
(Thanks for the compliment on the pics. Here's some from my lunch sushi omakase at Kiriko today.)
re: PeterCC
how much was this at kiriko ?????
re: PeterCC
Wow. From your pictures, the $40 tariff seems like downright grand larceny.
I thought you mentioned only two of the pieces would be dope.
But here it looks like at the very least 7 out of 10 of the pieces, if not more look pretty fucking dope, each with it's own distinctive unique sauce.
Got's a mini-report at least to go with those pictures.
re: kevin
Just for you (and anyone else who--to keep with the topic of the thread--may have driven by Kiriko many times and not tried it)...
My Order: $40 lunch sushi omakase, salad, miso soup, 9 pieces of nigiri, blue crab hand roll. (I opted out of the blue crab hand roll for a 10th piece of nigiri.)
My Chef: Shinji-san
First 5 pieces, left to right, top row first: maguro akami (lean tuna--I don't recall if it was bluefin), tai (red snapper), house-smoked wild king salmon w/caviar, bintoro (albacore belly, marked "fresh" on the menu--meaning wild, I think), fresh ikura (house-cured, so technically sujiko).
Second 5 pieces, top to bottom, left side first: aori or yari ika (squid, Shinji said what kind but I didn't catch it), iwashi (sardine), karei (flounder), kamasu (barracuda), seared toro (fatty tuna).
Highlights: wild king salmon, bintoro, ikura/sujiko, aori/yari ika, iwashi, karei.
Conclusion: I think you're right, kevin, I lucked out a bit today. When the toro isn't listed among the highlights... I can't complain. :-)
P.S. I also got an 11th piece of nigiri, a separate order of the ikura/sujiko because it was so good. Nutty, slightly bitter, had an almost unagi aftertaste.
Bonus: I've included individual pics too.
re: PeterCC
that sounds like a great deal. thanx for sharing! :>
re: PeterCC
hi peter. ah ok. :> i just remembered living vicariously through your mouth-watering discussions about splurging for Truffle Gohan and crazy rare fish, etc. so i figured you were dropping real money at Shunji. :>
re: kiriko - wow was that $40 total (including tax and tip)? if so, that's a pretty nice-looking deal. i always felt it was pricey (when we went for dinner).
re: chowseeker1999
Pete, if I'm not mistaken, you didn't hit up the Truffle Gohan just yet, is that correct ?
re: chowseeker1999
Truffle gohan was J.L., who I believe is indisputably the 'hound who goes to Shunji most frequently.
re: PeterCC
He sure is. Or is it Bob ?
re: PeterCC
It's a bit scary... Looks like the king wants to have his way with you.
re: PeterCC
I haven't had Burger King in a few years, or maybe just a couple, or maybe a year and a half at least.
I only had a soft spot for their oblong fried chicken patty sandwiches (that shit was reconstituted to a hell and a hand basket for damn sure), a couple of those and a few Cokes was tasty yet completely disgusting.
And I felt like crap for the next 48 hours, same thing with the majority of McD's dishes.
It must be those fucked up chemicals they zap and nuke the "food" with.
re: westsidegal
I dont know. But please do explain.
All I had was a couple of those oblong fried chicken sandwiches and a couple cokes (refills from the soda dispenser).
Anyhow I'm all ears.
WG, I wouldn't recommend BK for you. I would even want to begin to think about what your reaction would be to those sandwiches. :)
re: westsidegal
WG, now I got it.
Elizabeth Turkey or is it Hurley was his gal at the time I believe right ????
She was definitely a looker.
One cute gal.
Anyhow. To keep it chowish, now I realize your analogy makes sense.
re: westsidegal
Any Clearman's. And I've been here over 13 years now - that's just pathetic! I think me and my old HS chum need to do one of our lunches there …
I was like that with Bahooka, until Pa-in-law asked us to take him and Maman there. Very glad we did that, especially as both he and Bahooka have gone.
re: Will Owen
Love Clearman's. Not the best steak but decent shrimp. Love the salads and cheese bread. Comfort food.
re: Will Owen
If you decide to visit, check out Steak 'n Stein in Pico Rivera. It is the oldest of the Clearman's locations and delightfully old school with good steaks and sides


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I hope the Pittsburgh Steeler defense is sitting in a room watching this. The Houston D is taking to Baltimore.
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The steelers could learn a bit from the Houston O. They're 36 points; we could use scoring like that against the Ravens.
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Posted 19 October 2009 - 06:43 PM
Posted 19 October 2009 - 08:04 PM
I'd imagine that it's just about time for Wildbill to hop on and show you a list with loads of Berserkers though, so if the rock solid defense approach isn't your thing, you'll see another approach soon!
To be honest, I have not made a 500 point list...I don't think ever! We just don't play anything that small here, even in demo mode. I whip out the whole enchilada and let them see it at its full 1,000 point glory.
Here's a 1,000 point list for your gaming pleasure.
Logan Battlefury + Mithril Armor
Ivar Silverfist
4 Berserkers
3 Warriors
3 Mancathers
Gargram Heavyhand
Durgam Deepmug + Magic Weapon
4 Piercers
4 Swiftaxes
Luck Stone
Totals: 998 Points, 23 Models, 3 Troops, 3 Init Cards, 0 Tacticians, 0 Spies
I think you can have some fun with this army.
Wild Bill
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My Indian name is "Runs With Beer".
Posted 20 October 2009 - 09:55 AM
I played a 1501 game once in 1st edition, but that was a long time ago and so much has changed since then. I'm sure we'll get back up there, soon, but we will begin with limited time and area to play. 500 points to start so we can quickly get up to speed, then take the next step as time and other factors allow.
Posted 20 October 2009 - 01:57 PM
Thanks, WB, that looks like a lot of straightforward "hit 'em hard & fast" types. I like it; certainly looks like a good list. I'm not sure how to effectively use such a variety of models between berserkers, mancatchers and swiftaxes, but it would be fun to try.
I realized I accidentally goofed when I typed in the army list. I meant to put Durgam with Logan. Logan can have 2 elites, so it is legal to do so. I've played this once before in the configuration as I wrote it, and determined that Durgam was a better bodyguard for Logan that where he is in the Piercer/Swiftaxe troop.
There is one additional change you can make, based upon your own personal playstyle. jdripley would probably agree with this: for the exact same 18 point cost, you can change out the Mancatchers for Halberdiers. They provide Reach, which can be key for Support bonuses. I don't normally aim for Support (my choice) and if I can get it, huzzah! If not, I don't care. I'll kill you anyways. I use the Mancatchers for Disable first and Provoke second.
But, as a general idea of how to play the army, I think it should be fairly straightforward. Logan's troop is your powerhouse. Logan and your Berserkers are there to be mega-beat sticks, but they need the Provokers to help keep them alive. Durgam is Logan's bodyguard. Period. Where Logan goes, Durgam blindly follows. With 4 attacks at a 5 and DV 12, Durgam will stick around a long time, plus you have Ivar to help keep him alive. Ivar's sole purpose is to heal Logan and Durgam. If they are healthy, then you can maybe cast a group heal or heal the Griffon, but that is a situational thing and ultimately your call.
The Piercers are obvious: use them on soft juicy targets. Forget shooting the big nasty elites, leaders and solos. Hit the soldiers. That is where you can do your most damage. The first turn you may have to move and shoot, but after that do your best to Focus and then shoot. RAV 5 + Pierce should give you lots of dead models! Gargram and the Swiftaxes are there to go harass either a small solo or a small troop. You can try and take them into contact with something like a Sokar's Avatar or a Grave Horror, but expect lots of death in retribution. And you better not miss, or all 5 models will die!!
The Griffon is interesting, because it can be used to either go scare your opponent and tie up his resources while the rest of your army beats down everything else. It can go after softer targets, kind of like the Piercers. Or you can keep it near one of the two melee troops (Gargam/Swiftaxes or Logan's troop) and assist that way. That is up to you and your play style. But, trust me, watch out for Winglock. It sucks.
Anyways, hopefully this gives you a little more insight into what I was thinking about with this army.
Wild Bill
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Posted 20 October 2009 - 02:20 PM
Posted 20 October 2009 - 02:23 PM
Provoke models in Logan's troop can be sick, as they remove the negative of his Warlord Special Ability.
Oh yeah. I forgot that juicy little tidbit. Bwah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!!! Dwarves RULE!
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Posted 30 October 2009 - 02:50 PM
Dwarves - 205 points
Troop 1
Tohil Steadyhand
Margara Firetongue
Halberdier x 2
Forgemaiden x 4
Well... close to 200 points, at any rate.
I picked 200 points because many of the nastiest models sit right around 200 points. Your hill giants, stone spirits, angels, demons, dragons...
the troop is designed to be a kill team that floats right behind your main line. When their big nasty whatever jumps you, you swiftly engage your kill team and try to knock it out fast before it can do TOO much damage. The cost is 4 Forgemaidens. Small beans compared to the threat of a 200 point model!
First you charge your Forgemaidens in. Dis 6 ought to see two of them make it in the case of a fearsome model, or whatever. Halberdiers follow up behind whichever Forgemaidens actually make it in. A full health Forgemaiden will strike twice at MAV 8 (3 + 4 Martyr +1 Support) and your two Halberdiers will strike once each at MAV 6. Assuming two Forgemaidens, that's 4 attacks at 8 and 2 at 6. Let's figure the model has DR/2, so you've done 3 or 4 damage. The odds go up dramatically when the model doesn't have Fearsome, DR, or both. You could potentially see 8 attacks at 8 and 2 at 6, which makes things look good for 5 damage or so. Next you've got Tohil and Margara. Margara goes next as she has the best offensive stat between the two. Mind Blast for 2 more damage. Tohil can now go if the bad guy is still up, and hope to Pierce off of its lowered DV for up to 2 more damage.
Best of all, if your opponent doesn't field a big nasty model, Margara has some nice AOE's and her most potent single target spells will crush moderately strong leaders and elites. Tohil can always do his thing, and Martyrs aren't too expensive even if all you do is rush them towards 40 point soldiers and have them kasplode against them. So it's not like your fancy Super killers are useless weight if you don't face a big nasty thing.
And if all goes well, even after the big nasty bad guy you've still got Tohil, Margara with plenty of SP, and 2 Halberdiers to mix it up.
Posted 30 October 2009 - 03:15 PM
Curious... Where are you getting +4 for Martyr? Its only +2.
Now that is not to say that you couldn't get to +8 with a little help from things like bless spells and battle totems, but by itself, Martyr only gives +2.
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Posted 30 October 2009 - 03:18 PM
Huh? Martyr is a flat +2 MAV, not +2 per DT.
A full health Forgemaiden will strike twice at MAV 8 (3 + 4 Martyr +1 Support) and your two Halberdiers will strike once each at MAV 6.
EDIT: And Jason beat me to the punch.
Edited by Shakandara, 30 October 2009 - 03:18 PM.
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Posted 30 October 2009 - 03:46 PM
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Posted 30 October 2009 - 03:58 PM
If we include the models that are 175+ points, twelve of the thirteen are Fearsome. Seven of them are DV 13 on the first track; of the six that are not, half of them have DR/2. Seven of the thirteen are also either Flyers or Burrowers.
I'm not saying that little troop won't lay down a hurt, but the big models are no slouches either.
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." - Albert Einstein
Posted 30 October 2009 - 04:51 PM
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Posted 30 October 2009 - 09:07 PM
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." - Albert Einstein
Posted 31 October 2009 - 12:17 PM
You know the funny thing was that as I was forming the idea and checking the datacards and SA's and so forth I was saying to myself "man, I didn't realize Martyr was that nasty, giving you +2 MAV for each remaining DT. I'll have to put some more thought into whether or not to pick up some Forgemaidens, because that's just gross!"
Curious... Where are you getting +4 for Martyr? Its only +2.
Now that is not to say that you couldn't get to +8 with a little help from things like bless spells and battle totems, but by itself, Martyr only gives +2.
The lack of that last +2 really does hurt the strategy quite a bit, doesn't it?
Perhaps a reasonable adjustment would be to then begin with Margara lighting off a Mind Blast. If she gets it - which is chancy because all of those expensive models have really high MD and her CP 7 only goes so far. Another spell option could be Fiery Hammer. 1 less damage, but you still get Stunned (no defensive strikes!) and Burning, which more often than not means no focus action from the big bad guy. Heck you could Fiery Hammer the big guy and run your soldiers away from it. Force it to either spend one action charging in and take a damage, or spend their action stopping, dropping, and rolling. That'd at least keep it off of you for a turn. Restore Tome casters notwithstanding.
But again, the CP 7 makes it chancy. Maybe a Luck Stone is in order!
Posted 28 December 2009 - 09:03 PM
Troop 1
Logrim Battlefury
Ivar Silverfist
Kara Foehunter
Shieldmaiden x 2
Warrior x 4
Halberdier x 2
Troop 2
Gargram Heavyhand
Swiftaxe x 3
Piercer x 2
Troop 3
Snorri Oathbreaker
3 troops, 2 spies, 19 models
19 models in a 750 Dwarf list is... well I think it's pretty impressive!
Troop 1 is a heavyweight contender. Logrim up the middle with a pair of Maidens flanking, backed by Halberdiers and with Ivar to patch up their hurt? Yes please. The Maidens' extra DT means Ivar has that much more opportunity to heal. This troop rocks upwards of MAV 8 on the charge (9 against Reven!) against selected targets. Whizam!
Gargram's troop is all about cleaning up support. Rush Attack and Piercers make it happen from way out, and the Miner can get in there unhindered unless a caster blows SP on bringing one model to the surface. I almost hope they do.
Kara and Snorri may not be the most popular choices, but I like them. Nothing like a 2-in-1 Piercer with bells and whistles! 1/5 of this list is ranged which is somewhat of an anomaly for me, but I don't think it's out of order or anything. Piercers don't disappoint.
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green onions, chopped
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I made this the first time this New Year's eve. I was going to friends and needed an appetizer to take. Everyone raved (and I only made it an hour before). Then I took it the next week to a football watching party. Again raves. Both women have since then made the recipe themselves, which is a testimony to how good it is. While I am not one to measure, I basically make this recipe as is. Complex flavors with a surprising slight sweet taste (but not too much). Great go-to recipe. Healthy and tasty.
This recipe is way too sweet! I would omit the sugar all together, add less oil and put in some red and green pepper.
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Just made this for Christmas Eve and it was a great success! Just a few changes...I used a 16oz can of Mexican petite diced tomatoes instead of the chopped Romas. They had jalapeno peppers so did not add any more. I used Splenda instead of 2 T sugar and I added a can of Mexicali corn. Yummy!
Help! I've made this awesome recipe and I can't stop eating it! I couldn't find canned black eyed peas so I used my favorite - black beans - and it is probably just as tasty. I've gotta go now, I need to make more of this tasty recipe!
So yummy! Every time I make this several people ask for the recipe. I do not add the sugar or salt. I substituted 1 cup italain dressing for the olive oil & vinegar. I also add one can of shoe peg corn (drained.) Enjoy!
this has a lovely flavor, and it hasnt even had a chance to marry in the fridge yet...so im looking forward to trying it after a few hours of sitting. i used a can of diced rotel tomatoes w/ green chilies instead of the fresh tomatoes (didnt have any, though im sure it would be even better with the fresh as suggested). i also added half a can of corn w/ green chilies (just had them left over in the fridge and wanted to use them up :) For folks complaining of it being too sweet...just cut the sugar back a bit, but dont omit it all together...the combination of balsamic vinegar and sugar is what makes it...that and lots of garlic....but give this dish a try...its simple and good! :)
This was very good! I made a few changes to make this a light meal instead of a side dish. I added two boneless/skinless chicken thighs (diced, which I cooked with frozen black eyed peas instead of canned, then I rinsed the black eyes peas and chicken). This would also work with pre-cooked/grilled chicken breast. I also added avocado and sweet corn. I cut the sugar in half, but it was still a little too sweet for me - next time I would use either sweet corn or sugar, but not both. To cut the sweetness and add spice (I didn't have any jalapenos on hand), I added about 1 tsp of hot sauce, some red pepper flakes, and I squeezed some lime juice just before serving. This was yummy, and a beautiful, colorful presentation for an outdoor, summer/spring evening dinner! I also made a kid-friendly batch with no onion, garlic, or peppers, which 2 out of 3 of my kids enjoyed.
We made this dip for New Years this year. It was a huge hit and didn't last long at the party. I added diced avocados which were awesome!! Next time I'll double the recipe. My husband loved it and he hates black eyed peas!
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So even welding 1/4" steel 3 or 4 minutes and then giving the machine a break while fitting up stuff is going to be to hard on the machine?
Would the machine handle it any better in stick mode versus tig mode?
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I don't see why you couldn't bevel and run a couple passes to exceed the 1/4" rating.MillerMatic 251
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I never said that I was welding 1/2" in one pass. You can use a 110 stick welder to weld the entire hull of a nuclear submarine, AS LONG AS you know how to do it. Preheat, rod size, between pass temps, a lot of experience, ect, and a lot of time on your hands.
For clarification, the specs that miller provides are for 1 pass only, not multi pass welding or usage of preheat. I would call it, fabricating specs because most welds in fabrication are single pass. Not pipe specs, military, structural, ect.
As far as AC, I do weld with it at 200 amps, I don't do it enough to really notice a difference. I only weld aluminum about once every 2 weeks at best. Usually only 1/8 - 3/16". Also running helium mix/straight will allow more heat to transfer and allowing you to run less amps meaning more duty cycle. But more cost in gas.
I just got done putting new teeth on a pulverizer and some 1 1/2" thick wear plates on bottom. I used the 200 DX to put 5/32 11018 first 3 passes in on the wear plates and then dual shielded the rest with my Invision 352 MPA Plus. I just like that strong stick beginning. I did have to preheat and move a lot to keep heat at a reasonable level.
Overall I like my 200DX
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Did you use the "dig" features on the 200DX when welding that 11018 rod? Do you think the feature is an improvement over the old transformer based welders that lack the feature?
I have never heard of 11018 rod, but it looks like it takes the same amps as 7018 to run, so maybe this machine will be able to take all I can throw at it using 1/8 7018 and 5/32 6010 rods.
The Dynasty 200DX would definetly be ideal for me on the tig side, but I just want to know if the stick side of the machine can keep up with the best of them like maybe the CST 280 and the dialarcs.
Gotta say I have murderized my Dynasty200, fried a weldcraft wp17, tectorch wp17, and never tripped the thermal overload. Of course the torch was smokeing and I put it down long before I would consider damage was done to the machine itself.
In fact I have never tripped the thermal overload on any of my other dynastys either.Nothing welded, Nothing gained
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Comments On Jun 22, 2014:I went to a local track on day after school in the pouring rain eager to try out my new tires they worked pretty fair on hooking up in the soft dirt and mud but about an hour into riding i noted my front tire slipping more and more and my rear spinning more. The knobs started to fall off i am now missing half the front tire knobs and many rear tire ones. DO NOT GET THIS UNLESS U FEEL LIKE BUYING A NEW TIRE DAILY it wears extremely quick in soft dirt nevermind how quickly it would wear in hard pack
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Comments On Apr 15, 2014:I've used the rear tire. This thing hooks great! i put it on there last year and i race Hare scrambles and don't have the money to change tires every week. i still have this thing on the rear and it has wore but no knobs have broken off and it still hooks up great. this thing lasts long and keeps it traction on all kinds of terrain. ill definitely be buying another! Thanks rocky-mountain and pirelli for the great service and great tires!
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Explore Pepsi Beats of the Beautiful Game
Eleven songs. Eleven films. Millions of fans all over the world. One beautiful game.
Today we make history. In celebration of the sights, sounds and defining moments of the sport of football, Pepsi presents its first-ever visual soundtrack. Our history in both music and football is vast, and in 2014 we are ready to share our passion, our culture and the spirit of the game we love with you. We are proud to present Pepsi Beats of the Beautiful Game.
The Music
A group of musicians from all over the world were selected to be a part of this unprecedented visual soundtrack. Their talents span genres, borders, and degrees of fame. It wasn't about how many hits they made, how many people knew their names, or how easy it was to find them. The artists on Pepsi Beats of the Beautiful Game share one defining trait: the never ending drive to achieve their goals. They created eleven songs, a combination of original tracks, exhilarating remixes and reimagined classics. Their words, voices, hands and hearts drew strength from the pulse of the game of football, and the resulting music is nothing short of time-stopping. Meet the musicians of Pepsi Beats of the Beautiful Game: Kelly Rowland, Janelle Monáe, Don Omar, Rita Ora, R3hab, Eva Simons, Jetta, Santigold, Timbaland, Rachel Assil, Pearls Negras, Jolin Tsai Yl-ling and Hassan el Shafei.
The Films
In the spirit of creative freedom, Pepsi Beats of the Beautiful Game film directors were given two tools when they set out to make their filmtracks: a song, and the passion of football. What they created with those tools is a series of remarkable short films that capture the moments within the game that make it what we truly love. Tales of resilience, arduous struggle, joyous celebration and triumphant victory come together under one unifying house, Pepsi Beats of the Beautiful Game. With an unbeatable team of the most talented filmmakers on earth, Pepsi matched the power of music with the dynamism of film to create something that's never been done before. We are honored to present the participating directors in Pepsi Beats of the Beautiful Game: Spike Lee, Idris Elba, The Young Astronauts, Jessy Terrero, Diego Luna, Andy Morahan, The Kolton Brothers, Cine Favela, and Cai Yiqi.
The Game
As the largest music, film and football collaboration in the brand's history, Pepsi Beats of the Beautiful Game audibly and visually captures the vibrant sights, sounds and stories that unite fans with the game of football. We're here to change the rules. To do so, we honor the beautiful game.
Singles and films will premiere exclusively on Pepsi.com/THEGAME. The complete 11-track Pepsi Beats of the Beautiful Game album will be released June 9th internationally and June 10th in the U.S. View the tracklist below and pre-order a copy of the album on iTunes. Follow @Pepsi on Twitter using the hashtag #FUTBOLNOW for the most up-to-date news.
Pepsi Beats of the Beautiful Game
1. Janelle Monáe, "Heroes," with filmtrack by The Young Astronauts
2. Don Omar, "Pura Vida," with filmtrack by Jessy Terrero
3. Rita Ora, "I Will Never Let You Down (Switch Remix)" with a filmtrack by Diego Luna
4. R3hab feat. Eva Simons, "Unstoppable," with filmtrack by Idris Elba
5. Jetta, "Crescendo"
6. Kelly Rowland, "The Game," with filmtrack by Spike Lee
7. Santigold, "Kicking Down Doors," with filmtrack by Andy Morahan
8. Timbaland starring Rachel Assil, "Whoever We Are," with filmtrack by The Kolton Brothers
9. Pearls Negras, "Guerreira," with filmtrack by Cine Favela
10. Jolin Tsai Yl-ling, "Now is the Time," with filmtrack by Cai Yiqi
11. Hassan el Shafei, "Ahlam Men Gedial"


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Austin Art in Public Places: Obelisco Dedication Saturday
By Bill Davenport on August 26, 2011
On Saturday, August 27th, Austin Art in Public Places celebrates the dedication of the way-finding "Obeliscos" at intersections along 7th St. commissioned as part of […]
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