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A motion brought by a local neighborhood group to halt Expo Light Rail's construction from Culver City to Santa Monica would cost thousands of jobs and tens of millions of dollars if granted by the California Supreme Court, government officials said Monday.
Neighbors for Smart Rail—a group of Westwood and Cheviot Hills homeowners—is seeking a stay as part of its case, which currently under review by the state high court, accusing the Expo Authority of not preparing a proper environmental review of the trains impact on its neighborhood. If construction wraps up before the court rules, and the decision is in the group's favor, NFSR has argued the damage will be irreversible.
But delaying the project for a year would cost $90 million and result in the loss of more than 4,000 "direct and indirect jobs," according to Expo Board Member and Los Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas.
"The harm to the economy, local jobs and our efforts to build a modern transit system would be substantial," he said in a statement.
Exposition Metro Line Construction Authority and the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority filed their opposition to the stay on Monday.
The first segment of the Expo—between downtown Los Angeles and Culver City—opened to riders in the spring of 2012. The second stretch to Fourth Street and Colorado Avenue in Santa Monica is expected to open in 2016.
See: [PHOTOS] Expo Rail Making Its way to Santa Monica
Major work underway is already underway to link the train to just short of the beach includes construction of bridges at Centinela Avenue, Motor Avenue, Sepulveda Boulevard, Olympic/Cloverfield Boulevard, National/Palms Boulevard and Bundy Drive.
In its suit, NFSR contends the Exposition Metro Construction Authority improperly used hypothetical 2030 traffic conditions as a baseline to measure the Expo Line's effects on traffic and air quality on the Westside. The petition for review also argued that the Expo Authority failed to mitigate anticipated parking problems around proposed stations.
An appeals court disagreed, ruling that using present-day traffic and air quality measures to gauge the need for the second phase of the Expo Line would "yield no practical information to decision makers or the public."
Judges also agreed the Expo Authority's proposed parking mitigation measures were sufficient.
Neighbors for Smart Rail appealed, and the state Supreme Court agreed to hear the case.
—City News Service contributed to this report.


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You know how it is, I'm sure. One link to another link and then another. While sipping French press my man made this morning I lingered while linking (maybe too long) and these red rubber boots jumped out at me [so did the price, I suppose].
Ilse Jacobson of Splendid Willow Avenue has incredibly adorable jewelry, home decor and childen's items, but it was these boots that grabbed my attention and love of red. I'd wear these, would you?

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A month ago, I was gathered around a conference table with five other newspaper publishers to discuss business opportunities associated with the Zombie Apocalypse, a topic rarely discussed in the halcyon newspaper days of yore.
We have technology that charts readership. On digital publishing platforms, we see spikes at the mention of all things zombie.
Don't worry. There are other – even, truer – ways to spike an audience. But it is difficult to avoid the growing evidence of post-apocalyptical yearnings.
By Wikipedia count, there are 60 post-apocalyptic series on television, many with attractively unkempt characters who face assorted challenges.
There are zombies for "The Walking Dead", skitters for "Falling Skies", some problem with the electric company for "Revolution" and full structural and biological decay for the speculative fiction "Life after People", where everything (except characters, of course) is disheveled, overgrown or rusty.
There are also pre-apocalyptic reality shows (possibly also speculative fiction) featuring ordinary "Doomsday Preppers" and "Doomsday Bunkers".
In an episode called "Bunkers, Bullets and Blast Doors", a family of four in Nebraska invests $450,000 in a subterranean 1,100-square-foot steel box with a living center, sleeping wing and six-month storage space, ventilated through a nuclear, biological and chemical air filter, pumping water from an aquifer 70 feet below, and powered by an encased and protected industrial generator.
To the uninitiated, it has the look of entering an elaborate gravesite.
The last time we were in this mood, people burrowed into their backyards to make fallout shelters.
Iranian uranium, missile tests and Korean antics may have a role again. Also, weather events (floods and hurricanes), interplanetary collisions (meteors) and the all-purpose "stuff happens" seem to motivate these preparations.
How preparation becomes prophecy depends somewhat on circumstances and who is absorbing the message. It has happened.
In 1997, 39 members of Heaven's Gate, a UFO religion doomsday cult, killed themselves in preparation for pickup by the passing Hale Bopp Comet.
In 1978, the People's Temple, which started in Indiana and had moved to California, came to an astonishing end in northwestern Guyana when some 909 members engaged in "revolutionary suicide" by drinking Flavor Aid laced with cyanide.
There are also historic episodes in which whole cultures, under extreme pressure – aboriginal American people and traditional societies in colonial Africa – embraced a messianic and apocalyptical narrative and nearly drove themselves to extinction.
This bleak strain in human nature has been evident in recent weeks in our national discussion weighing the right to possess guns and the right to survive first grade.
Thanks last week to Pennsylvania Republican Sen. Pat Toomey and West Virginia Democrat Sen. Joseph Manchin III, it looks as if we will emerge sensibly from that debate with better background checks, endorsed by 89 percent of the American people.
Gun rights may be expanded to include stronger assurances against government registration and broader acceptance of concealed carry permits.
But it does not look as if anything will come of efforts to limit high capacity ammunition clips or restore a ban on assault-type weapons, which are mainly doomsday tools.
Lobbyists and politicians (and the media) cast this conversation in familiar terms about red states and blue states, liberals and conservatives and country dwellers versus city dwellers.
What was not true, however, were implications that some Americans, because of their political leanings, were more or less sensitive to the little lives lost in Sandy Hook Elementary. Republican and Democrat tears are identical.
Something else – not disrespect for the families of Newtown – was behind the unease about safety and personal security that drove weapon and ammunition sales to all-time highs.
Whatever the source of our jitters, more of us place more faith in personal self-defense and a hole in the backyard than we do in our government to provide for our safety, security, rescue and recovery.
This follows from polling that has Congress in perpetual low regard and the president sinking fast in his second term. But that is not a good message for Washington.
When people finally assemble in good-looking gangs to occupy bunkers against zombies, skitters, and power outages, political players may still be where they are now, on their own.
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Very powerful!! Malcolm X bared his life story with no reservations and with defiance. He lashed out at "White America" and its self-serving laws and culture for oppressing and systematically diminishing blacks. Yet, his wrath was also directed at blacks for acquiescing in their own oppression. The book is still a shocker and a revelation to all!
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HILLSBOROUGH — Jenn Weaver and Kathleen Ferguson were elected Hillsborough town commissioners Tuesday, winning two open seats in a contest of three candidates.
Weaver won 493 of the 1,157 votes, and Ferguson won 424. Meighan Carmichael received 233 votes, and seven write-in votes were cast
Its both humbling and exciting, Weaver said. People said over and over again that there were three excellent candidates.
Weaver, a yoga teacher and freelance copy editor, and Ferguson, an associate director at Quintiles biotech and pharmaceutical company, will join Commissioners Evelyn Lloyd and Brian Lowen and Mayor Pro Tem Eric Hallman on the board, along with Mayor Tom Stevens.
Stevens was re-elected for his fifth term Tuesday, running unopposed and earning 573 of 593 votes.
Commissioners Frances Dancy and Mike Gering chose not to seek re-election.
Ferguson said that she has worked with the town board before, both as a member of a neighborhood watch and as an inidvidual. She said she hopes to build and strengthen relationships between Hillsborough and neighboring municipalities.
We are part of a greater region, she said. Its important that we maintain those relationships.
Weaver said she hopes to increase connectivity within the town physically and culturally, strengthening the towns sense of community. She also hopes to bolster the towns economic and environmental sustainability.
Social justice is something Im a firm believer in, she said. I think theres a lot that can be done at the local level.
Both Ferguson and Weaver said their next steps include meeting with other town officials and continuing their research.
Ive been doing a lot of reading already, and Ill be doing much more Im sure, Weaver said.
The next town of commissioners meeting is Nov. 12.
Carmichael, who was unavailable for comment Tuesday night, said in an interview Monday that she would stay involved with the town regardless of the election results.
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Hello again from HSBC Arena, where Maxim Afinogenov made a girl cry today. More on that in Sunday's Buffalo News.
The season starts tonight for the game's netminders. Buffalo's Patrick Lalime and Atlanta's Johan Hedberg are making their first appearances of the year. My initial thought was Hedberg has had success against the Sabres, and the stats back that up. Hedberg is 10-2-1 with a 2.51 goals-against average against the Sabres in his career.
Two quick notes from the pregame that have nothing to do with hockey:
1. Nice job by the audio crew getting Pearl Jam and the Foo Fighters in the pregame skate on a regular basis.
2. Eating a pork sandwich for the second straight Saturday prior to the game. This one from the 200 Level was twice as much as the one at Jack's in Nashville last week. I couldn't wait to write "twice as much, half as good" ... but it's really very good.
OK, gotta finish. Be back in about 20 minutes for puck drop.
7:08 p.m.: Game on. Sabres starting their fourth line of Paul Gaustad, Patrick Kaleta and Adam Mair (in place of Matt Ellis) for the third straight game.
For the record, in my Coach for a Day article in June, I said they should start that line every game. I'm not saying I had anything to do with it, I'm just saying.
7:11 p.m.: Some boos for Max the first time he touched the puck.
7:16 p.m.: First too many men on the ice penalty of the season for the Sabres with 14:35 left. Big save by Lalime on a streaking Ilya Kovalchuk.
7:18 p.m.: A lot of boos for Max the second time he touches the puck, but I'm sure he forgot them while celebrating a Thrashers power-play goal. Three quick passes, started by Afinogenov, freed Kovalchuk in the slot. Neither Lalime nor Ryan Miller nor Martin Brodeur were stopping his glove-side rifle under the cross bar with 13:13 left.
7:21 p.m.: Welcome to the 2009-10 season, Mr. Lalime. With nine minutes gone, the Thrashers have a 10-1 shot advantage.
7:23 p.m.: So after watching his team score six goals in each of the past two games, Lindy Ruff has changed his lines. They are: Jochen Hecht-Derek Roy-Drew Stafford; Tim Kennedy-Gaustad-Mike Grier; Clarke MacArthur-Tim Connolly-Jason Pominville (that's the same); and Daniel Paille-Mair-Kaleta.
7:25 p.m.: And with 10:12 left, Kovalchuk has two goals, and Atlanta has a 2-0 lead. Tyler Myers turned the puck over to Nik Antropov, who fed Bryan Little behind the net. Little sees Kovalchuk alone in the slot.
Timeout, Buffalo.
7:28 p.m.: Kovalchuk is on pace to have 12 goals this game.
7:29 p.m.: Capt. Bryon Sheriff of the U.S. Air Force is the recipient of tonight's Tickets for Troops sponsored by Chris Butler.
7:32 p.m.: Gaustad and Grier get two chances in front, forcing a hooking call on Zach Bogosian with 7:43 to go.
7:37 (coming out of the sky): Sabres have cut shot deficit to 16-10, but score is still 2-0 with 4 minutes left.
7:44 p.m.: End of period, Thrashers have 2-0 lead and 16-13 shot edge. Kovalchuk pace has slipped to six goals this game.
8:02 p.m.: As Nickelback fades from the speakers, the second period starts up. Just 41 seconds in, Steve Montador goes to the penalty box.
8:12 p.m.: Quiet second period with just one shot per team with 13:28 to go.
8:15 p.m.: Hedberg wants that one back, but the Sabres and their fans are happy. MacArthur scores his fourth of the season with an unobstructed slap shot from the top of the left circle. It went between Hedberg's pads with 13:04 left.
Just eight seconds later, Roy goes to the box for hooking.
8:18 p.m.: Power-play goal makes it 3-1 Thrash. Lalime saves a point shot, but Todd White was crossing the crease and sent home the rebound with 12:07 to go.
8:23 p.m.: Two Thrashers go to box for minor penalties, giving the Sabres a five-on-three for a full two minutes with 8:42 left following a commercial timeout. Kaleta drew the hook and the roughing calls.
8:28 p.m.: Three shots, no goals on the PP.
8:36 p.m.: With 2:22 left, it's still 3-1. Sabres have a 9-6 shot edge so far.
8:39 p.m.: Some boos as the Sabres exit the ice at the end of the period. It's 3-1 Atlanta, with the visitors holding a 23-22 shot edge.
8:57 p.m.: The Sabres are 4-0-1 after entering a third period, and the sixth one just started.
9:04 p.m.: Six minutes gone, no goals on seven shots for Sabres.
9:10 p.m.: The puck is staying in the Atlanta zone, but it's also staying out of the Atlanta net. Sabres have a 9-1 shot edge, but the score is still 3-1 with 11:34 to go.
9:12 p.m.: Kaleta just has a knack for bringing out the stupid in people. Christoph Schubert boards him with 10:10 to go, giving the Sabres the power play.
9:15 p.m.: Penalty over, no change in score.
9:22 p.m.: Nik Antropov takes cross-checking penalty, giving the Sabres another chance with 4:27 to go.
9:23 p.m.: The sellout crowd comes alive as Drew Stafford makes the most of his second whack, scoring with 3:34 left.
9:25 p.m.: Afinogenov makes all Sabres fans cry now, scoring with 3:17 left with a high-speed rush he's long been able to do. It's 4-2.
Afinogenov: "It was a big goal, not just for me but for the team, too. It's not revenge. I just want to play my game and help the team. The team won, and that's most important."
Lalime: "You want to win every game. That's what we play for. Maybe it's just a way for us to look in the mirror and say, 'We're a good team, but we've got to make sure we battle every night and come out strong.' You cannot take any time off in this league. There's so many good teams, so you've got to be on your game all 60 minutes."
Defenseman Toni Lydman: "We weren't working hard enough. That's the bottom line. We got exactly what we deserved."
Tyler Myers, beaten by Afinogenov for the clinching goal in the 4-2 final: "He put the puck around my feet, and I got caught staring at it, and I let him walk around me. He's very skilled, very shifty with the puck, and I got caught. It's going to happen. It's just focusing on making sure it doesn't happen again."
Ellis missed the game with a quadriceps contusion.
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Critics of Republican Gov. Sam Brownback sense that races this fall for the Kansas Legislature represent their last chance to slow the state's march to the right.
Democrats have attempted to make legislative contests a referendum on the conservative governor and massive income tax cuts he signed into law earlier this year.
Brownback's allies are looking to win commanding majorities for GOP conservatives.
The GOP right is all but certain to control both chambers after the Nov. 6 election. However, conservatives are hoping for a two-thirds majority in the Senate that would make it easier for them to pursue changes in the Kansas Constitution.
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A high-powered panel has recommended 28 steps to better balance academics and athletics at UNC-Chapel Hill. As the university tries to dig out from several scandals and move forward with solutions, its worth reviewing UNCs response once it knew it had problems.
Its been clear for some time that UNC was either unwilling or unable to get to the bottom of what went wrong. More evidence of that emerged this summer. The News & Observer reported in June about emails that showed an inappropriate relationship between Julius Nyangoro, the former UNC African studies chairman at the heart of the academic fraud scandal, and the program that tutored athletes.
Members of the academic support staff offered Nyangoro football tickets and said he could watch the game from the sideline. One counselor offered to discuss coursework over drinks. Another negotiated with Nyangoro to schedule a no-show class.
None of the details from the emails had appeared in any of the numerous investigations since UNC confirmed the existence of fraudulent classes in 2012.
The $940,000 report
The most extensive (and most expensive) investigation was the one led by former Gov. Jim Martin, assisted by a team from the Baker Tilly auditing firm.
UNC paid Baker Tilly $940,000 for its work, using university foundation money. Baker Tilly provided five employees at a combined cost of $1,520 per hour.
Martin and Baker Tilly did well in documenting the academic fraud back to 1997.
But in other areas, their report was inadequate. Martin concluded that the wrongdoing was an isolated academic scandal but didnt attempt to address why so many athletes were in Nyangoros no-show classes. His report said nothing about the emails between Nyangoro and the academic support staff.
Martin and Baker Tilly had access to all UNC emails. For $940,000, you would have thought the Baker Tilly auditors would have summoned the energy to read Nyangoros emails. But apparently they didnt.
That wasnt the only area in which Martin and Baker Tilly were less than vigorous.
Martin and Baker Tilly said in their report that athletic department officials had raised red flags about possible academic improprieties and alerted members of the Faculty Committee on Athletics. But they didnt interview any of the faculty committee members, except for the NCAA representative. Eight faculty committee members told us no such concerns had been raised. Baker Tilly dropped the finding.
Maybe its not UNCs fault that the Martin report was so incomplete. But it doesnt speak well of the UNC Board of Governors that some members continue to view the report as authoritative.
Public confidence lacking
To earn the confidence of the public, UNC needed to: 1) Get to the bottom of what went wrong; 2) Tell the public what it found; and 3) Move to make sure it didnt happen again.
UNC never got to step one. That makes it more difficult to move forward.
The reform panel has made some proposals that UNC could enact (such as making financial data from the athletic department more transparent) and some that would require approval from the ACC or the NCAA (put spending caps on some sports).
Of the proposals, new UNC Chancellor Carol Folt said, Carolina will always take advantage of the opportunity to lead. The state and country are watching to see if UNC is serious about reform. The recommendations wont advance unless Folt embraces them and backs them with the full force of her office.
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The Pitt-Johnstown RealWorld Action Program empowers students to develop a customized personal and professional action plan to achieve their individual goals and to develop as agents of positive change in our communities and our world.
The program reinforces the development of key attributes for successful participation in our highly competitive, rapidly changing world, where local and global are inter-connected.
The Pitt-Johnstown RealWorld Action Program:
The Pitt-Johnstown RealWorld Action Program consists of four levels of engagement.
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Every student will have the opportunity to formulate and implement a pathway for his or her career, professional, and personal development. Accordingly, the student will participate in intensive and focused career preparation activities, including career counseling, workshops, networking, internships, and mock interviews. This process should culminate in securing actual interviews and/or job placement opportunities in the real world after graduation.
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RALEIGH — Working on Black Friday at the Great Outdoor Provision Co. in Cameron Village is a little like fishing or hunting, two sports for which assistant store manager Chris Garrett can outfit his customers with a range of clothing and gear.
It takes patience.
"We spend a lot of time talking to people, answering questions, building a relationship," said Garrett, who had just invested 45 minutes with a woman who was looking for a canoe – or maybe a kayak, she wasn't sure – for her husband for Christmas. "Most people, when they come in at this point in the season, they're just dipping their toes in. They don't know what they want yet. They'll come in more than once before they decide."
Cameron Village is not a stop on the tour of the pre-dawn bargain-hunters who sprint into big-box stores to snag discounted televisions or game consoles. In keeping with the shopping center's "Restore the Sanity Campaign," most stores here open only an hour early on Black Friday. While the atmosphere is festive, it's not frantic.
It was Black Friday's blue skies, not big deals, that brought the Rodman women out to Cameron Village the day after Thanksgiving.
"We're really just browsing," Kathleen Rodman said as she and her daughter-in-law, Anne, turned a corner in the shopping center looking for nothing in particular. "It's a beautiful day to be out, and it's nice that you can walk around outside."
They had stopped earlier at a Target store, but even there, they said, they had missed the early-morning crush.
Arriving at Cameron Village midday, shoppers still could find parking spaces. Items offered at doorbuster prices were still available. The only line was at the K&W Cafeteria, waiting for guests to choose between baked spaghetti or chicken-and-dumplings, sweet tea or unsweetened.
A relaxed environment
Retailers can make 10 percent of their annual sales in the weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas. And this year, in an effort to grab their share of shoppers' dollars, more stores pushed their sales into Thanksgiving Day, eating into family feasts and football time.
But at Garrett's store, it starts slowly, like a leisurely hike, another pastime his customers enjoy. The whole store is the antithesis of frenzied. As they often do, people came in on Friday with their dogs in tow. Shoppers walked between the racks of fleece jackets, caressing the fluffy fabrics. They tried on hats, tested reclining camp chairs. Christmas seemed at least a month away.
Genevieve Holmes of Charlotte, spending the holiday with family in Raleigh, had gone out on Thursday night with her brother checking out a couple of stores offering late-night deals.
At 10 p.m., she said, "The line at Old Navy went around the building. It's ridiculous that people will give up their holiday with their family and go stand in line for something that there's only three of anyway."
They drove back home, and Holmes went to Cameron Village Friday morning where she eventually made her way to the shoe department at Great Outdoor Provision Co. She was in no hurry. She started her shopping in October.
A knack for patience
Early afternoon, Garrett's canoe-kayak shopper returned, this time with family, though not her husband, whose gift she wants to be a surprise.
"You came back," said Garrett, who knew she would. After seven years with the company, he also knows pretty much everything there is to know about paddling gear, camping gadgets, and which are the best socks to wear with hiking boots. He also knows that while he needs extra staff on Black Friday, the busiest weekend for sales will be the weekend before Christmas, when the store will have extra people at the gift-wrap tables and five people in line at the registers all day long.
"You kind of have to know the nuts and bolts of everything," he said.
After another 15 minutes, the canoe-kayak shopper left, again, without buying a boat. Garrett, who had answered all her questions and had never pushed her to make a decision, wished her a pleasant afternoon as she went out the door.
"She'll be back," he said.
He can wait.
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121 West 49th Street
New York, NY 10020
Theater District / Times Square
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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 354-1717
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday. 11:30am-11:00pm. Fri - Saturday 11:30am-12:00am. Sun Open until 11:00pm
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AMEX, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Seafood, Steakhouse, Contemporary American
Dress Code:
Business Casual
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
The fine food and atmosphere at City Lobster & Steak make it the perfect location for corporate dining, holiday parties, and other special events. The main dining area seats 165 & the lounge seats 25. The 15 seat bar is also available for use. We can also cater cocktails events for 20 to 300 guests.
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Gabriel Biton (212) 354-1717
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Regional American Seafood, featuring contemporary seafood and shellfish dishes. Special sizing in lobster and a variety of crab. Located at Rockefeller Plaza bordering the Theater District & Times Square. Full service bar and raw bar with an award winning wine list.
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Diner Reviews
My friends and I visited the
restaurant during NYC restaurant week. As soon as we walked in the noise level was very loud. We were seated extremely close to another table. The food was very mediocre and the lump crab cakes has so many shells it was hard to enjoy the dish. Another member of our party had the salmon which was very bland. I would not visit this restaurant again. Also, outside of the wine menu the cocktail menu was very limited."
Dined on 7/30/2014
My cousin and I come here for
every single restaurant week and left disappointed. They now have a surcharge to get the main entree the place is named after, have decreased the portion size, and increased the price? After years of this tradition, we will be going elsewhere to celebrate restaurant week."
Dined on 7/30/2014
This is the second time I have
been to this restaurant and we loved it during our first visit. This time, there were too many waiters and servers rushing our table and there was nothing special about the food. My friend was getting annoyed that they kept trying to take her plate away while she was still eating! The seafood was ok overall, probably will not rush back."
Dined on 7/30/2014
This is a good place for group
party in manhattan. Very close to time square and Fifth Ave. I like the food there and the price is ok."
Dined on 7/30/2014
We took advantage of restaurant
week. It was our first time there. We loved everything about this place and would highly recommend. They never rushed us and made it feel like home."
Dined on 7/29/2014
My Husband and I dined here for
Restaurant Week. Since we are both seafood lovers, it was a must try. We we not disappointed. For the main course I ordered the Crab Cakes. Normally I am a little hesitant about ordering crab cakes as I have found them to be mostly breading. Not at City Lobster and Steak. From the moment it was placed before me I could see it was a true crab cake. All I could see was crab!!! And it was delicious. Two nice sized crab cakes with a corn relish. My husband had the Branzino and he too was very pleased with his order. An overall great experience for a great price."
Dined on 7/28/2014
The restaurant was in a great
location and offered the perfect ambience. I dined alone but the views out of the window were great for people watching and the service was impeccable."
Dined on 7/27/2014
The service was very Hospitable.
The meal was well season and enjoyed. The drinks were. To be desired. I would recommend and I have already . The atmosphere was/can be very romantic and very heart filled of peace and quite where. you can hear the person in front of you without yelling."
Dined on 7/27/2014
Food and service was outstanding.
Loved the clam chowder, lobster roll and dessert."
Dined on 7/27/2014
We had a great night at the City
Lobster. We were in New York on holiday and took advantage of the Restaurant Week offer. The menu gave us plenty of choice and the food was excellent. Our waiter, John deserves a special mention - he was attentive, humorous and good natured throughout the evening and nothing was too much trouble. Highly recommended."
Dined on 7/26/2014
My wife and I went here after
seeing "Cinderella" on Saturday, July 26th. They gave us the Restaurant Week menu as an option even though the publicity for the week said "not valid on Saturdays". That made the price more palatable. The service was good, the food was excellent. Relatively quiet, wait staff attentive but not obnoxiously so. Definitely a place to consider eating at if you are in the area and like (or love) seafood."
Dined on 7/26/2014
My initial visit was to check out
this restaurant for Restaurant Week, but now it will become a regular dining location for my friends and I. Our waiter Christopher was absolutely fantastic! He was attentive, personal, sweet, and extremely knowledgeable."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Took a friend for his birthday
before a show. This was during restaurant wee. We arrived on time for reservation and were seated immediately in the back. Unfortunately, the air conditioning was not working. Every table was occupied. Ceiling fans were on, to no avail. Was mentioned to the server, and acknowledged, but not corrected. Food was excellent, although my friend's salmon was a bit scant in size, the shrimp appetizer was good with 4 large in a bowl of ice. the crab cakes were excellent, little filler. Key lime pie for dessert was adequate. When we left, the back was still warm, but noted the front by the door was quite cool. Overall, a decent place in the theater district for pre-theater dinner"
Dined on 7/25/2014
The service was good but not
excellent. The food was good but I have had much better filet of sole elsewhere. My favorite part was the creme brule cheesecake. Absolutely amazing"
Dined on 7/25/2014
My group of five sat at the bar
for happy hour before going to our dining table. The bartender was friendly and knowledgeable about the wine. Once we were seated we ordered lobster, crab and steak. Each dish was absolutely delicious. The waitress was a 20 something who was a little condescending. She felt like she had to give my friends and I the definition of a carafe. That was just one incident out of many. Out of the wait staff she was the odd person out because everybody else from the host and hostess to the other waitresses and waiters were very nice and friendly. I will definitely be back for the delicious food but I won't sit in the 20 something's section."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Waited 10 miniatures to be seated
even with reservation. Had mussel for appetizer that took my appetite away. The worse mussel I ever ate. Sand in the mussel and taste not too fresh. My main dish is not much better. I expected a busy seafood place would have very fresh food that taste out of ocean, but the food seemed to be long dead before they cooked them. I finished my food because of my belief in not wasting food. It was a struggle for me to uphold my belief."
Dined on 7/24/2014
The service was very good but the
food was unremarkable. For the money there are many better seafood restaurants in New York"
Dined on 7/24/2014
food is very good but the service
is not that good. busboy is very rush....haven't finished the plate and he tried to take it away."
Dined on 7/24/2014
My go-to for midtown lunch
dates/meetings. Great atmosphere a little bit steakhouse a little bit seafood haven. Fantastic service. Something for everyone from suits to shorts. Get the lobster roll or choose a live one from the tank. Nice wine list and great raw bar and bar specials."
Dined on 7/23/2014
The food was mediocre; not bad but
not memorable. The only memorable thing was that the restaurant was extremely hot and when I inquired about it the server told me she'd mention it to the manager but that nothing would be done about. And nothing was done about it. It was extremely uncomfortable. I will not be returning."
Dined on 7/23/2014
I went here with my mother and
teenage daughter before a show. I wanted a nice restaurant but not a stuffy restaurant that would have something for all our tastes. City lobster was perfect and delicious. And the service was fantastic. We felt very attended to without feeling rushed. I will definitely be returning."
Dined on 7/23/2014
Dined on 7/22/2014
We went for restaurant week and it
had many more options than most places in the city, even though there was an extra charge for some options, it was well worth it. We shared surf and turf and the food was amazing."
Dined on 7/22/2014
First thing I must mention is that
the service was impeccable. The staff was extremly friendly and our waiter was very attentive. The food was great and the prices were reasonable I will be visiting again."
Dined on 7/22/2014
We went for an early lunch on the
first day of restaurant week. There were good items from which to choose. I had the crab cake, which had lots of crab, no filler that I could taste or see. My cousin had salmon which was perfectly cooked. Me will remember this restaurant the next tiMe we are in NYC."
Dined on 7/21/2014
Went there before the theater and
enjoyed their prix fixed menu. Service was great and timed our exit for the play perfectly."
Dined on 7/15/2014
Make sure to ask for Vanessa if
you dine there. She was simply wonderful. Great recommendations on what to eat and she even opened my lobster for me! My mom, sister, niece and I ate there before a show. Three of us ordered the set price menu and one off the regular menu. Our appetizers were delicious - chowder, shrimp cocktail (huge shrimp!) and the oysters. For dinner, two had the oscar filet (unfortunately one was medium -well instead of medium) and I had the 2 pound lobster. The lobster was fabulous. Because we were going to a show - we did not send the steak back. Vanessa was very apologetic and gave us a free desert. Other than the over-cooked steak - we loved this restaurant and will definitely go back again, as well as recommend it."
Dined on 7/15/2014
Service was remarkable and waiter
impeccable! Presentation of food was artistic. Filet melted in my mouth."
Dined on 7/14/2014
Near Time Sq. nice city-biz-after
hrs -great ambiance. Standard raw menu: Little necks small but ok. Only 2 beef options, so "steakhouse" is misleading. Steak was ordered med rare but came black and blue, Chewy, tough cut essentially raw, with poor taste. Sent back. Wait staff Cautioned that cooking a new one would take a while. Meanwhile clams linguine had great taste, but topped with gritty steamed clams and a ton of canned tough clams. We both ate that, waiting for the re-cooked steak which came back cooked but still tough, with poor taste. We gave up. An observation: it looked like they seated couples who were not local at less than desirable tables, moved to still worse tables. Lots of promise and nice street view but just fizzled."
Dined on 7/14/2014
I have been to City Lobster
several times and am always very happy. Consistantly excellent in every way."
Dined on 7/9/2014
Át the moment we step át. The door
they received us with a smile , take us to a table, imediatly we got hot fresh."
Dined on 7/7/2014
Very expensive for a low quality
dinner. Lobsters were ok. Steaks were fine."
Dined on 7/6/2014
A very nice place for a special
occasion but not the top of the food chain in NY dining"
Dined on 7/6/2014
My brother and niece were in town
from California. My niece had never had lobster. My brother and his daughter ordered the 2 pound lobster. My brother enjoyed it but his daughter liked my bronzino better, so we switched plates. The wait staff was very attentive and helpful with meal selections and descriptions. The only drawback was the air conditioning was not working well and the restaurant was not as cool as we would have liked in spite of the ceiling fans."
Dined on 7/5/2014
A great place for pre-theater
dining and people watching. Our waiter was excellent and allowed us to linger until showtime. The food was excellent. A group of 12 had a table nearby and was easily accommodated. I highly recommend this restaurant for reasonably priced seafood at a Midtown location."
Dined on 7/3/2014
Nicely done-up fancy lobster place
right off the theater district. a bit pricey, but excellent food quality and very good service. Overall, a winner for a nice night out or a special occasion."
Dined on 6/28/2014
I have been here for lunch before,
very good for business lunches, this time my husband and I went for dinner Friday night before meeting family for post theater drinks. There were a few more tourists a lot bess business people. The food was good, our server extremely attentive and helpful. All in all a good start to the evening's events."
Dined on 6/27/2014
This is a great restaurant to go
to when you are going to a concert or event at Radio City Music Hall. Tell the waiter the time of your show and they will make sure to have you out the door and right on time. We went with fixed price menu and some had lobster, a few a NY Strip Steak and I had a perfectly cooked medium rare filet mignon. Desserts were done well with a nice presentation."
Dined on 6/26/2014
One of my favorites, never fails
to remind me why I come back. great food, and service."
Dined on 6/25/2014
We went here for an early dinner
before a show. We made reservations and were met by very friendly hostess. Our server was extremely knowledgable about the menu and helped us with our choices. We started with the steamed seafood dumplings...very tasty, had a great sauce. We had linguini with littke neck clams, which my husband said was delicious and I had scallops which were cooked perfectly. I asked for no sauce and that wasn't a problem. We met two other couples sitting by us, both from CA who also enjoyed their meals."
Dined on 6/24/2014
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HOUSTON — To say Ted Cruz began as an underdog would be an understatement.
On Tuesday night, he shocked the state's powerful Republican establishment and beat Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst in a run-off election for the U.S. Senate nomination.
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Cruz won 57 percent of the vote while Dewhurst collected 43 percent with 95 percent of precincts reporting late Tuesday night.
More than 1 million Texans voted in the runoff, a surprisingly strong turnout for balloting that came during the dog days of summer.
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SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Kevin Pangos and Kelly Olynyk each scored 20 points as No. 6 Gonzaga beat Loyola Marymount 74-55 on Saturday, a victory which left the Zags poised to break into the top five on Monday.
Elias Harris added 16 points and 10 rebounds for Gonzaga (23-2, 10-0 West Coast), which should benefit from losses by No. 1 Indiana, No. 3 Michigan and No. 5 Kansas last week.
Anthony Ireland tied a career high with 30 points to lead cold-shooting Loyola Marymount (8-16, 1-10), which has lost eight straight games and is last in the league.
Loyola Marymount, playing its third game in six days, has lost seven straight times to Gonzaga since their last win in 2010. But they have lost 23 straight times in Spokane, dating to 1992.
No. 19 Oregon beats Utah 73-64 to snap 3-game skid
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — E.J. Singler had 21 points and No. 19 Oregon overcame a poor start to end its three-game losing streak with a 73-64 victory over Utah on Saturday.
Damyean Dotson added 16 points for the Ducks (19-5, 8-3 Pac-12), who had been on a slide after opening conference play with seven straight victories.
Oregon trailed 30-22 after the first half but pulled in front midway through the second and extended its lead to 53-45 on Carlos Emory's tip-in with 6:32 left. The Ducks led by as many as 13 points down the stretch.
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Jordan Adams added 14 points, Kyle Anderson 12 and Travis Wear 11 for the Bruins (18-6, 8-3 Pac-12), who shot a season-high 62 percent from the field one game after hitting a season-low 33 percent in a 2-point win over Washington on Thursday.
Brock Motum scored 17 points and Royce Woolridge added 16 for the Cougars (11-13, 2-9), who were coming off a four-point loss at Southern California. They have lost four in a row and nine of their last 11.
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Thomas Van Der Mars and Kevin Bailey scored 12 points each, Ryan Nicholas had 11 and Bryce Pressley had 10.
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Portland State (12-10, 7-7) got 17 points from Lateef McMullan, including three 3-pointers.
Aaron Moore scored 15 points, Gary Winston scored 13 and Renado Parker scored 12. Moore also collected 10 rebounds.
Portland State only shot nine free throws for the game, making just three.
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) — Daniel Mullings scored 18 points and New Mexico State won its 11th straight game, defeating Seattle 60-57 Saturday night.
Sim Bhullar added 14 points and nine rebounds for the Aggies (17-8, 11-2 Western Athletic), who prevailed by making 24 of 36 free throws.
Seattle (7-16, 2-11) shot better than New Mexico State (39 percent to 34 percent) and also outrebounded the Aggies (44-34) but was just 8 of 13 at the foul line.
Deshaun Sunderhaus scored 14 points for the Redhawks and Chad Rasmussen had 12.
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Michigan Tech (9-14-4, 6-11-4) scored three times in the first period of Saturday's Western Collegiate Hockey Association game.
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Re: Player Collision.KnifedByWong Nov 20, 2011 2:44 AM (in response to HardwithStyle)
Yeah, it is horrible. I play SnD alot and I get stuck on a teammate every round! I don't really know why it is worse than other games but it definatly needs to be fixed.
Re: Player Collision.HardwithStyle Nov 20, 2011 3:06 AM (in response to KnifedByWong)
Yeah i imagined SnD would suck badly with that, its pretty horrid in kill confirmed, or any other team gametype for that matter.
Re: Player Collision.machine2011 Nov 20, 2011 4:38 PM (in response to HardwithStyle)
its always been like that the worst map for it has to be terminal on mw2 if you start inside behind the scanners everyone trying to get through at once gives the other team a big advantage
Re: Player Collision.HardwithStyle Nov 20, 2011 7:02 PM (in response to machine2011)
Yes its been like that, but not as bad as it is now.
Re: Player Collision.solidhead3 Nov 20, 2011 7:38 PM (in response to HardwithStyle)
I have a huge problem with this even in mid-match. I play Domination, so everyone chokes each other into the tiniest corridors. It's absolutely ridiculous. I can't tell you how many of my deaths are from player-collision. Probably about 3/5 of them. The rest are entirely my own fault.
Re: Player Collision.tommyguns3434 Nov 20, 2011 7:55 PM (in response to solidhead3)
Yeah I was a match the other day and one of my teamates & I got stuck in a doorway in the begining of the match. Both of us could not get free so I had to cook my frag and kill my self to get him free. Now thats a team player!!!!
Re: Player Collision.pazuzu16 Nov 20, 2011 7:58 PM (in response to HardwithStyle)
HardwithStyle wrote:
I havent noticed this before in other CoD's but right at the start of every single game, i collide non stop with people on my team and struggle to get a good opening route off the start because of it, it slows you down soo much, and if the enemy team manages to start off with no collisions, they get a huge advantage.. Its not really a problem anytime else, its just at the start of games, its really annoying and i know others think this too, it feels like its something that needs to be fixed as its very frustrating.
Not sure on too many apart from, make the collsion detection a little less sensitive between players?
Or make the starting spawn a little bigger so theres less room for collision.
Suggestions would be great ^_^ lets get this noticed :3
Easy fix is not move and let your team mates go then you wont run into them.
Re: Player Collision.solidhead3 Nov 20, 2011 8:16 PM (in response to pazuzu16)
That's stupid... no one should have to cater to other players just to be able to MOVE! If I want to sprint at the start of the game to go set up my hide(Yes, I camp, but only when I'm running a heavy gun(Hmm, Barret, M60, or possibly even the FAD...))! This is especially annoying in Dom where you need to get the objectives as fast as possible to get a decent advantage, yet I've lost the early advantage many times because my team gets jumbled together between the random clutter on the map(An entirely seperate issue.)!
Re: Player Collision.pazuzu16 Nov 21, 2011 8:01 AM (in response to solidhead3)
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That's stupid... no one should have to cater to other players just to be able to MOVE! If I want to sprint at the start of the game to go set up my hide(Yes, I camp, but only when I'm running a heavy gun(Hmm, Barret, M60, or possibly even the FAD...))! This is especially annoying in Dom where you need to get the objectives as fast as possible to get a decent advantage, yet I've lost the early advantage many times because my team gets jumbled together between the random clutter on the map(An entirely seperate issue.)!
I do that at the start of every match and i don't feel that i'm catering to anyone. if i don't want to be run into and blocked by a team mate i don't move. If you want to get out first watch where your running so you do run into ppl as well. I never run with the team i'm on i go off in a different way so i can outflank the enemy and kill them. When i play DOM if i start at "A" i try and cap "C" so we can pin them at "B" or when they try to cap "C" it makes it easy to cap "B". i don't need to get out first to do this i just have to be good enough to get behind my enemy. I do that in all game modes wether i feel like rushing, camping/sniping, or running & gunning.
Re: Player Collision.heineken1/24 Nov 20, 2011 8:22 PM (in response to HardwithStyle)
Always been like that.
Pretty unovidable though. Having players pass through each other would be really bad. Multiple people would be able to stack on eachother, disgusing thier numbers on UAV, people could all camp in a single square, etc.
Re: Player Collision.HardwithStyle Nov 20, 2011 11:25 PM (in response to heineken1/24)
Always has but its stupidly noticable, its alot worse in mw3 then it has been before, and the thing is, if they just spread the spawn area a little, it will make it alot less common.
Re: Player Collision.ghamorra Nov 20, 2011 8:24 PM (in response to HardwithStyle)
Not gonna lie, I was thinking about this today and debated on posting something about it. I have this problem often. Especially when the other team drops a predator missile and kills 3+ people. They all spawn in the same place at the same time and you have the same problem like you would at the start of a match. You throw on top of that an enemy player in the right place at the right time and that's 6+ kills in a matter of seconds. Huge problem there. I've found the best solution is waiting a couple seconds for everyone to pass by. Also the routes I take are unconventional so not too many people get in my way
Re: Player Collision.PA_FOKiN_PiTO Nov 20, 2011 10:56 PM (in response to HardwithStyle)
Well just another part of this game that SUCKS
Re: Player Collision.cincydog Nov 20, 2011 11:27 PM (in response to HardwithStyle)
Also happens when teammates spawn right on top of you one after another.They either block the way your moving or collide with you making you move all crazy
Re: Player Collision.HardwithStyle Nov 21, 2011 3:38 AM (in response to HardwithStyle)
Yea its an annoyance, i don't mind the spawning near other team mates and it happening, just the start spawn, im the kind of guy who thinkks a good opening route can make or break a game.. and getting your opening route ruined, sucks!
Re: Player Collision.iAmEFFeX Nov 21, 2011 5:44 AM (in response to HardwithStyle)
I noticed it too, it drives me insane. It's like the screen has a seizure when you bump into someone. I mean, you ran into people in Black Ops, but the screen wouldn't start shaking and bugging out. Not sure what that's about, but definitely annoying. Sometimes in the beginning of the game, I just let the team run in front of me unless I have extreme conditioning on, otherwise it's just annoying.
Re: Player Collision.HardwithStyle Nov 21, 2011 7:03 AM (in response to iAmEFFeX)
Mhm im an agressive rusher in kill confirmed, i cant stand waiting for someone at the start because my opening route can net me anywhere from 1-5 kills, and when im running with a mate or two, they are usally playing the same way i do , and we just collide the entire time at the start, i never noticed this as bad in any other cod
Re: Player Collision.UTTERchaos Nov 21, 2011 7:10 AM (in response to HardwithStyle)
i had the same issue and the thing hat works for me everytime, make sure your the last one to select your class and you'll e at the front of the group, works everytime if you can judge the right time to select your class
Re: Player Collision.wildcat_fans Nov 21, 2011 8:55 AM (in response to HardwithStyle)
I agree that it needs to be fixed by spreading out the spawns between players. I have been in games where I am waiting for a player to round a corner to take a flag only to have a teammate spawn directly in front of me. It not only blocks my view but pins me so I can't move. Or it spawns two of us in the exact same place. All too often it allows the enemy to get an easy multi-kill.


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