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Great place – It was a rainy day when we stopped here. Looked like a nice place to rest up a bit. We had the fish and chips and they were simply divine. Perfect food for a blustery day.
Really great food – This is one of the best places we ate on our trip to San Francisco. The clam chowder was simply divine (My wife actually ordered that) I had the fish and chips and loved it. This is a great place to go and eat. I highly recommend it.
Best Clam Chowder – I ate at Pier Market on a recent trip to Pier 39 and had a great time. The waitress was nice and the clam chowder was D-licious! My dad loved his salmon burger and my sister said the the fish and chips were the best she'd ever had. We'll be back.
Bad Service, OK Food – Where should you take out of town guests for fish and good clam chowder sourdough bowls? Not here! This place is over crowded, hot, expensive, bad service, and not that great food.
Ok, maybe I'm being a little harsh. The food was pretty good, but I've definitely had better. I think I may have had a bad taste in my mouth from the horrible service. Two of the 3 bread bowls our table ordered were set in front of us (and touched) when the waitress ran back because she realized they were for a different table. GROSS!! I wonder how many people touched my bread bowl before I got it.
I would possibly come back to this restaurant on a weekday evening when it might not be so crowded. But probably not. :( Go to Boudins! It will be crowded, but at least the food is fresh and hot!
Seafood on the pier – I've been to this restaurant a few times when I venture down to Pier 39. It's not bad, but it's also not the best. The crab cake sandwich is pretty good, and their garlic fries with parmesan cheese are great, but as for seafood, there's much better out there. It's also a bit pricey.
Fresh Seafood – We went here on the 4th of July. The place was packed. We waited about 30 minutes for our table. I thought due to the amount of people that it was going to be a long meal. I was very wrong.our server was excellent. I think his name was Brian? I had the salmon, my wife had chowder in sourdough and my son had fish and chips. The food came out fast and was very good. The staff was all working together. I highly recommend this place if you are in the area.
Good Experience – Five us of visited on a Monday evening about 8:00. Our server was very friendly and attentive, as was the rest of the wait staff. I ordered the bowl of Clam Chowder and the appetizer Crab Cakes. The chowder was thick and creamy with a good amount of clams. The crab cakes were predominantly crab meat and browned well; a crispy crust on the outside. There were two cakes; each about 2" in diameter.
My husband ordered the Shrimp Carbonara. It was not at all like a traditional carbonara; more like a primavera. There were no peas or cream sauce; the dish mainly consisted of shrimp, linguine, tons of zucchini and a couple of pieces of broccoli and and carrots with a sprinkling of bacon. We questioned the server about the dish; they did replace his dish without the zucchini as he does not like it.
I don't believe pasta is a strong point of the restaurant; stick to the fish.
Not a Clean Restaurant – My husband & I went to this restaurant today thinking we'd have a nice meal. We were seated outside which was find because the weather was nice. When we first sat down I noticed old ketchup (from earlier in the day) still stuck on the table. Then I noticed that my knife was dirty and that there was hair (and not mine) on the table. Obviously they didnt take the time to wipe the table off before seating us, hence the ketchup & hair. At any rate we ordered some food and while we were waiting for our food the waitress brought out some house bread. The bread was brought out in a bread bowl with a fabric napkin covering it. Immediately I saw that the fabric napkin looked like it had recently been used and not cleaned! There were recent ketchup stains and other food stains on the napkin. I told the waitress that we would not be eating at the restaurant and I pointed out the napkin to her. She said, "I'm sorry, we've just been really busy today and we dont have time to do everything." This is completely unacceptable and I encourage you not to eat here unless they're not busy, because maybe then they'll have time to clean the tables and napkins.
Too Expensive, Not Fresh Food – Food is no good based on their price. Our server does not know what is "service". Maybe he was unhappy because we did not order any drinks or appetizers? Food was all prepared ahead of time. Therefore, our plates were brought 3 minutes after we ordered. Nobody refilled our waters. We had to wait 15 minutes to get a bill after we eat. If you do not have much time to spend, maybe this is the good place, if you do not mind to pay more than $70 for three adults and two children with kids meals. If they charge this price range, they can serve better food and service.
Perfect end to a day – Among all of the shopping at Pier 39, this stop was most welcomed. The bartender was one of the most friendly & delightful people we encountered on our vacation & totally MADE this place. Aside from the view of the pier near the sea lions & docked ships, the food was great. The bartender highly recommended the sweet and sour calamari -- WOW! This is a MUST. A few stiff drinks & a little more browsing thru all of the pier shops - it's a nice way to end a day on the wharf.
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Contemporary American
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Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(212) 254-1200
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast, Everyday: 7:30am-11:00am Brunch, Saturday: 12:00pm-3:30pm, Sunday: 12:00pm-4:00pm Lunch, Monday-Friday: 12:00pm-3:30pm Dinner, Monday-Saturday: 5:30pm-10:30pm, Sunday: 5:30pm-10:00pm Lounge, Monday-Saturday: 5:00pm-12:00am, Sunday: 5:00pm-11:30pm
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Executive Chef:
Yoel Cruz
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Casual Dress
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An intimate American Restaurant with plush, cozy banquettes and picture perfect views of Washington Square with a separate, hide-away speakeasy cocktail lounge.
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Everything was 'classy' ! The
food, the wine, the service, the ambience were 'perfect'! Grazie mille, VW"
Dined on 4/16/2014
We have eaten at North Square many
times - both brunch and dinner. We have always been very pleased and walk away looking forward to our return. Try the brunch sampler. An amazing array of tastes - but then you will miss the French Toast.... among the best we gave ever tasted . Dinner time, the eatery gets romantic. With the lights subdued, NS becomes redecorated and ready for that special evening out. Once again the menu presents many interesting and well prepared choices. The portions are not big, but just about the right size for dinner. You'll walk out feeling comfortable . We have found the dinner service to be a little slow on several occasions. Overall NS feels like a Secret Neighborhood Treasure. REDECORATED"
Dined on 4/13/2014
This place was a treat! I almost
do not want to write the review for fear that it will get too busy! But if you want some great food and a really nice, white table cloth restaurant, this is the place. Definitely recommend."
Dined on 4/9/2014
I always come to hear the
wonderful Roz Coral and her trio on Sundays for brunch. The food is consistently good and well presented. The price is fair and you can't beat the high quality musicianship. This is one of the nicest jazz brunches in NYC and I highly recommend North Square."
Dined on 3/16/2014
Great location and cozy and quiet
enough for a good visit with out of town friends. Four of us ate 3 course prefix and it was really good at a great price. One went a la carte. Results: 2 had Venison -excellent, 2 had Bass- good, 1 had seared scallops- good. 2-KaleSalad,very good, 2-tomatoe soup excellent, 1 lobster/crab cakes-excellent. All really liked syrah/grenache blend wine, reasonable priced. Desserts were all excellent and gorgeous. My fav chocolate mouse cake, keylime pie, linzer torte, tough pic. Everyone went away happy."
Dined on 4/12/2014
Good restaurant for older patrons
who enjoy a variety of well-prepared dishes in a pleasant atmosphere."
Dined on 4/10/2014
Food, service, ambience, are all
first class. A most enjoyable eating eperience."
Dined on 4/9/2014
I dined here for the first time on
my third visit to the Washington Square Hotel and wish I'd tried it sooner. All the members of my group of four had something different and we all praised the food quite highly. The staff were excellent. Very attentive. The North Square is worth a visit whether you're staying at the WSH or travelling from somewhere further afield."
Dined on 4/8/2014
Traveling near Adelphi University?
This restaurant was an easy place to be alone and an outsider. The staff and customers are pleasant to be around, and the family vibe is very nice. The food was really great - fresh, a bit on the foodie side, well-prepared. Great custom cocktails as well."
Dined on 4/8/2014
Great food, beautiful ambiance,
attentive service and good value. A warm and lovely spot in Greenwich Village."
Dined on 4/4/2014
Best brunch ever. Charming, cozy
ambiance. Spent 2 hours at the table talking with friends, wait staff was patient and attentive- never a move made to get us out, even though restaurant filled up while we were there. Creative brunch menu featuring Pumpkin Pecan Pancakes, Challa French toast, citrus cured salmon plate as well as more lunch oriented items. Well priced delicious food, and outstanding service. There is an amazing Art Deco bar in back for evening drinks. Although this is an Hotel restaurant it feels more like a local neighborhood hang out."
Dined on 4/5/2014
Don't think enough people know
this really nice place so was not too hard to get into and was a great value as they offer a price fix Menu that was very good. Will return. Excellent service also."
Dined on 4/5/2014
The place is great for a business
lunch or when you need to hear each other talk. It's not cramped like a lot of restaurants. The food was good. It isn't cheap but equivalent to others in the area of its kind. These service was odd - we never got a waiter so finally had to ask the hostess. It seemed they were reluctant to serve us an we had different people come to the table at different times. It took a very long time overall."
Dined on 4/2/2014
The small English feel of the room
was spoiled by the arrival of a very large party that was noisy and took up our server's attention. Good prices for brunch/lunch however."
Dined on 3/30/2014
Invited friends from out of town
and we were delighted to have chosen North Square. EVERY DISH was a hit...well prepared, creative and beautifully presented. We had, between us, cod, hangar steak, scallops and halibut. Each was excellent. Appetizers great too!! Try Kale Salad....an acquired taste but beautifully done here. We will be back. If you can, be served by Gabriel...absolutely charming and efficient."
Dined on 3/30/2014
This is a lovely little restaurant
with consistently good food, modestly priced. Great bread and olives on the table, modestly priced wines by the glass. The food is clean, modest in size, hot when needed, well cooked and presented. Service is good."
Dined on 3/28/2014
I've walked by a thousand times
and never went in. Now this will stay on our list of brunch spots!"
Dined on 3/22/2014
The food is excellent. Many
classic dishes with a contemporary twist, preparation outstanding. Everything is made with care and attention, and therefore delicious. The rack of lamb was perfectly seasoned, pink inside, just as it should be. Potato galette was also perfect: full of flavor, not heavy of fatty. My dining companion had the short ribs -- absolutely no fat (not easy with short ribs), in a richly flavored sauce with ancho chili and other mysterious flavors -- cinnamon? Delicious. Best of all: it's quiet! You can hear whoever is on the other side of the table and have a conversation. Music is muted classic jazz, staff is friendly, relaxed and efficient."
Dined on 3/19/2014
We live around the corner and we
eat here regularly. Terrific food, with something for everyone. Friendly and professional service. Short ribs are outstanding and the coriander crusted tuna is memorable. Fantastic desserts!"
Dined on 3/16/2014
Decided to eat in the lounge in
back--cool bar and better ambiance."
Dined on 3/14/2014
The décor and customers are alike,
dated. This is a good restaurant if you live in the neighborhood but would not travel to it, even if it was a 15 minute walk. The service was the best part and the waiter tried to steer us in the right direction. Good try but I wont be back."
Dined on 3/13/2014
On a recent Sunday evening, we
chose North Square for our party of five. Our age range was mid-80s to a six year old. Each of us found something to love, whether it be the delicious kale salad, or the incomparable tuna, or the tasty roast chicken. Service was nicely attentive and well-informed. What a beautiful setting for a family dinner."
Dined on 3/9/2014
I enjoyed the brunch at North
Square! Frank Senior is a most engaging vocalist!"
Dined on 3/9/2014
I made a business lunch
reservation for ten and received the slowest service throughout the experience. The venue seemed understaffed delaying every aspect of the service. They were slow in putting bread on the table, taking our order and getting the food on the table. The group was so hungry the bread bowl was empty within minutes yet never replenished. The food was wonderful and so is the decor of the restaurant. But overall, the service needed improvement. What made the afternoon worse was the insensitivity of the waitstaff. No one came over to explain the delays. After everyone was finally served, I politely mentioned it to the server, who offered a defensive explanation but nothing more. Not good for business!"
Dined on 3/7/2014
I had a wonderful dining
experience @ North Square. We arrived and got a nice table in the corner viewing these colorful murals. We ordered the Kale salads which were sooo tasty. The main courses & gourmet sides came out piping hot. ...what a wonderful presentation !! Staff was on point and quite friendly...We got a mini tour of the establishment and I was impressed w/ how kind and professional the guys @ North Square are...thx for a wonderful dining experience...and we shall return"
Dined on 3/6/2014
I have been meaning to try this
spot for a long time, and the wait was worth it. I went with a friend for the restaurant week and the menu was varied, plentiful and tasty. The staff was very accommodating and we could hear ourselves talk to one another. This is a delightful restaurant and a great find."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Have been to this restaurant
before and was happy to go back for restaurant week. Comfortable setting and fresh food"
Dined on 3/2/2014
North Square is a wonderful
restaurant for those who want to have reliably very good food in a peaceful, relaxing environment. The menu has excellent choices and the food is both delicious and artistically presented. I had the tamale and it was beautiful to look at as well as scrumptious. They always have an interesting selection of wines by the glass, which they allow you to try before ordering. The menu includes creative dishes as well as some simpler choices, thus pleasing everyone. The servers are friendly and helpful. The prices are reasonable. Highly recommended."
Dined on 3/5/2014
The one saving grace about our
experience was Rick the bartender. We should have stayed at the bar instead of being sat at our table. Our table for two was in between tables of parties four. The food was average. What really disappointed us was that at end of dinner I was charged extra for a glass wine that was not ordered. They did fix that, but when checking my bank account the next day I was not only charged for half the bill I shared with my partner, but also I was double charged for the whole bill. We also wondered where our waitress went because at the end of night, the bus boy was taking care of us. Let's just say we will not be returning here again."
Dined on 3/1/2014
I love North Square. The food and
service are consistently great. The space is lovely and you can actually have a conversation due to the quiet atmosphere! The hotel lounge next to the dining room is also a great place to meet up with a friend for a quiet cocktail or snack and you can order from the full restaurant menu as well."
Dined on 3/3/2014
A perfect place for a leisurely
get-together on a Sunday afternoon. If in mood for chatty visit ask to be seated in the front room, but the jazz is really wonderful as well."
Dined on 3/2/2014
We had an small but excellent
birthday dinner here. The food was delicious and the restaurant served my pre-ordered birt hday dessert without any reminder. The wait staff were lovely. We liked the intimacy of the space and the colorful decor. We were certainly go there again when we come to New York."
Dined on 3/1/2014
My friend and I had a great time
there! And the food and service were so good! Thank you so much! Hope everyone has a good time there:)"
Dined on 2/27/2014
After making reservation and
requesting a particular table. This was not honored. NEVER ACCOMODATED each time I go there Called manager and complained."
Dined on 2/26/2014
I attended the jazz brunch to hear
one of my favorite performers, Roz Corral. Unfortunately, things got off to a shaky start at reception, when we found the music area was fully seated. I made this request clear on my Opentable reservation note as requested by the restaurant. The man at check in gave me a semi lecture about making a special call ahead to reserve as they had so many reservations. Really? I thought that was the purpose of the "notes" section. In any event, the brunch was tasty as always. I love the bread basket with the cranberry nut bread and other assorted goodies. My omelette was cooked to order with a delicious salad. Service was just ok, and appeared disorganized. As always, the music was outstanding!"
Dined on 2/23/2014
If you are going here for brunch,
try your best to make it for the live jazz. It's adds a wonderful atmosphere to the already nice setting, however It in no way affects your conversation. The food is also great and reasonably priced! I would highly recommend the North Square."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Food was blsh! Had sausage
appetizer which looked like, 6 plain dry breakfast sausages on a plate, the side sauce had some flavor so you had to smother the sausage in it. Scallops were tough, quinoa was dry and tasteless. The waitress didn't seemed knew and not very knowledgeable, but was hesitant to find out the answers, it was like she was discouraging us to ask anything. She couldn't even be found when it was time for the check. Poor management. The only good thing as the wine! Wouldn't go again."
Dined on 2/22/2014
We had a delicious meal during
Restaurant week-food was great and ambiance was perfect-quiet enough to have a conversation..Our server , Gabriel was very attentive and personable-he knew a lot of the history of the restaurant which he shared with us..We are anxious to return to North Square"
Dined on 2/19/2014
Being a picky diner, I was very
surprised to enjoy brunch at North Square at much as I did. The ambience is very pleasant and the food was tasty and reasonably priced too, especially since we chose the fixed price selections. We were allowed to sit and talk without being rushed out. I'll definitely go back again."
Dined on 2/16/2014
Nice wait staff, delicious food
and not pretentious - a cozy find in the Village, especially in winter"
Dined on 2/15/2014
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Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
Sydney - Three 100s in the first innings (out of 6 guys that batted)
Perth - One 100 and one 50 in the first innings,
Adelaide - Two 100s in the first, one 50 in the first
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Sydney doesn't count either, top three did ****-all.
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Deep cover point, for instance, is a very Fletcherish position.
- As featured in The Independent.
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It was a very good position for Langer and Martyn, even the Katman around 2005. But guys have adjusted their games since then and are prepared to collect singles and work the ball in that area, really think it's dropping out of vogue again to some extent.
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So Dravid has dropped about 1,000 catches at first slip in the past two years; we should probably do something about that...
Indian Thinktank Member #2:
Not a lot we can do, really. Maybe we could just move him to second or third and Tendulkar to first?
Indian Thinktank Member #1:
Well that could work, but what about when we only have one slip in? Dravid is a terrible outfielder and Sachin enjoys his time running about for little burts..
Indian Thinktank Member #2:
Good point; we'll just have to put Dravid back from second to first when that happens I guess.
Can't see any other way they could come up with what they did tbh.
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With my constant adjusting of my diet and my constant questions filling up PaleoHacks...someone recommended the "Perfect Health Diet" which states that rice is a suitable safe starch. Do you eat rice? What kind do you prefer (brown, wild, white loaded with butter ;])? Do you eat it regularly? What are your thoughts about rice in the Paleo diet?
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Answer by Beth-WeightMaven 15491 · Dec 04 '11 at 01:17 AM
I follow the PHD fairly closely (save for generally one off-plan meal a week). I do eat rice, typically 3-4x a week. As the Jaminets' recommend, I go with white rice since the anti-nutrients in rice are predominantly found in the bran. As far as my thoughts about rice, I tend to agree with Paul and Kurt Harris. The latter recently wrote:
My list [of safe starches] is white potatoes, sweet potatoes, white rice and bananas. If more exotic fare like plantains and taro is available to you, that is fine, too. Except for white rice, these are all whole food starch sources with good mineral and micronutrient content that have been eaten in good health for thousands of years in many environments by genetically diverse populations. Many of these plants have spread far from their biomes of origin and serve as staples for populations who have adopted them with success over just the past few thousand years.
These starchy plant organs or vegetables are like night and day compared to most cereal grains, particularly wheat. One can eat more than half of calories from these safe starches without the risk of disease from phytates and mineral deficiencies one would have from relying on grains.
White rice is kind of a special case. It lacks the nutrients of root vegetables and starchy fruits like plantain and banana, but is good in reasonable quantities as it is a very benign grain that is easy to digest and gluten free.
Answer by Evelyn aka CarbSane 8202 · Dec 05 '11 at 12:17 PM
Now that the cold weather is here, yes! It goes in my soups. I'm not a huge rice eater otherwise, preferring potatoes for starch these days.
I also eat rice noodles now too. The rice spring roll wrappers are fun to play with. I fill these with bok choy, pork and/or chicken, carrots and sprouts. Infinite possibilities!
Answer by Jeff 1 16800 · Dec 04 '11 at 01:28 AM
I eat white rice with a lot of butter and it does not spike my blood sugar. Without butter it does, however. Same goes for sweet potatoes.
edit: Just found this for sweet potatoes :
Samples prepared by boiling had the lowest GI (41–50), while those processed by baking (82–94) and roasting (79–93) had the highest GI values.
Answer by ben61820 16271 · Dec 04 '11 at 02:23 AM
No I don't eat rice.
I don't see any problems eating rice, though. Hate to be cliche, but can a million Chinese peoplebe wrong
Answer by DH 1358 · Dec 04 '11 at 06:08 AM
I'm Asian, its rhetorical =P (death to brown rice!)
Answer by Matt 11 50365 · Dec 04 '11 at 01:13 AM
Rice is not a staple in my diet, but I do eat it on occasion. It's not nutritionally dense like other foods, but hardly deleterious to one's health in moderate amounts. It's not for everybody; obviously VLC paleo won't eat it, nor will the paleo folks with a fetish for maximizing nutrients per bite.
Answer by Kewpie 6916 · Dec 04 '11 at 03:04 AM
I don't eat rice unless I'm going out for sushi (about once a month), but I don't see any major problem with it. I avoid it because my goal right now is to lose weight and I do much better if I stay away from grains entirely--probably because I am far more likely to overeat rice than the rich meaty curries I would be putting on top of it.
Answer by Heidi 1 4138 · Dec 04 '11 at 03:16 AM
I don't eat white rice, but I do include it in my three-year-old twins' diet. I am slowly transitioning them to either a Paleo Diet or at least a whole foods diet with limited grain and legume (not sure yet where we'll land). I make the distinction between them and myself based on our need for carbs. I am still trying to lose the last ten pounds of pregnancy weight and have had a history of hypoglycemia, so I definitely don't need to eat rice (although I don't think a bite here or there is a problem). I believe young children have a much higher need for carb energy than most adults, however, and mine are extremely active with lots of outdoor play and very little screen time. I'm also a single mother and a PhD student, so money is tight. Rice and potatoes are cheap and filling along with a good slab of fatty meat and a few healthy veggies.
Answer by January 3556 · Dec 04 '11 at 03:20 AM
I find white rice delicious, plain. My food reward pathway must be wired really low -- the stuff tastes rich and nutty to me. Mmm. :)
That said, I don't eat it often because it puts weight on me, and it also stimulates my appetite. Whenever I add it regularly I have to fight constant hungries and urges to do the kitchen crawl.
Answer by Tammy 2 21 · Dec 04 '11 at 02:07 PM
Hi! I added rice AND potatoes back after I lost the weight I wanted to loose, it hasn't caused any issues. If your in weight loss mode, it may hinder your weight loss results.
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Mastering the Stereo 3D Learning Curve
By Christine Bunish
Stereo 3D comes to the living room in Samsung's "Wonder-full" spot directed by TWiN.
Stereoscopic 3D is nothing new as our 19th-century forebears would attest as they slid a new dual-image photographic card into their handheld stereopticon viewers. A 3D movie process was patented in the 1890s and a stereo camera rig in 1900. Great Train Robbery director Edwin S. Porter showed 3D tests in 1915, and the earliest confirmed 3D film showing followed in 1922. The Depression and World War II sidelined the technology, but 3D movies were back in force in the 1950s, often for horror and sci fi titles.
Interest diminished as moviegoing declined and TV viewership peaked, but 3D enjoyed a revival in the '60s and '70s and a true resurgence in the next two decades fueled by IMAX theaters and special-venue content. With major technological advances and the unparalleled success of Avatar, 3D no longer occupies just a niche in the industry. It's already moving to homes with the ESPN 3D cable network launch June 11 and Discovery, Sony and IMAX partnering on a 3D network slated for 2011.
With the pulse of stereo 3D quickening, it's not too soon to master the learning curve.
Dad prepares to remove a block from the aquarium in Samsung's "Wonder-full" spot directed by TWiN.
Directing Duo TWiN Creates "Wonder-full" Samsung Spot
Makers of 3D displays are among the first to produce commercials in 3D and use the spots for 3D cinema exhibition, 2D broadcast and Point of Sale content for their products. "Wonder-full," from Leo Burnett/Chicago, introduces the "world's first 3D LED TV" from Samsung and answers the question, "Ever wonder how amazing it would be to experience life in another dimension?"
Helmed by Josh and Jonathan Baker, who direct under the name TWiN and have been affiliated with production company Rabbit (www.rabbitcontent.com) since it opened in New York City in 2008, "Wonder-full" follows a family that literally brings its aquarium visit home. After the father's magical, light-tipped finger carves a solid section from the aquarium's glass wall, he straps the fish-filled block to the car roof, carries it into the house and pushes it into his Samsung 3D LED TV until it vanishes. Then he dons his 3D glasses and joins his family on the couch to watch the 3D sea creatures burst through the TV and swim into the room; his son reaches up to touch a ray.
The commercial marked TWiN's 3D debut although the directors have the extensive VFX expertise the spot required. To shoot "Wonder-full" efficiently they assembled a Dream Team of partners, including Academy Award-winning Avatar cinematographer Mauro Fiore (who got word of his Oscar nomination on the fourth day of shooting), Jim Haygood of Union Editorial who's cutting Tron Legacy 3D and Digital Domain for post and VFX. "We put together an A-list 3D team from the feature world," says Rabbit executive producer Joby Barnhart. "You have to be fairly precise when you shoot in 3D, so we wanted to assemble a crew with previous experience in the medium to advise us."
TWiN was determined to shoot the spot "handheld and keep our signature shooting style," says Jonathan Baker. "We didn't want to let stereo 3D lock us down too much." At its core the commercial offered "a story we liked and the potential for great VFX," notes Josh Baker. Shooting in stereoscopic 3D added "an extra layer on top, for people who would be seeing it in 3D in cinemas and stores."
According to Jonathan, the duo discovered that "more of a circus goes along with 3D production. We had a tent with a 55-inch 3D TV, cables, drives, the stereographer and space for everybody to watch and discuss details like interocular and convergence. It was fun to watch all the depth pop out while we were directing the talent." Fiore and the Digital Domain team helped the directors establish the 3D parameters on set taking into account the size of cinema screens and the visual comfort of the moviegoers. "There's no room for error," Jonathan emphasizes, "or [3D] becomes uncomfortable to watch."
Fiore manned a Pace/Cameron Fusion camera system for the location production, which enabled him to capture footage handheld throughout the entire shoot. The actor playing the father mimed cutting the aquarium block and, in a greenscreen sequence, carried a prop box so his hands were fixed to a tangible object. Reference footage of the sea creatures was captured at the aquarium; Digital Domain animated the ray in post.
As former designers themselves, TWiN typically remains involved in a spot through post. They discovered that "the normal tricks you do, things like simple wire removals or paint outs, can become more difficult in 3D," says Jonathan. Digital Domain's ability to screen the spot in stereo in its theater proved extremely helpful enabling the post team to "test out what a cinema audience would see." The 2D spot for television broadcast was then output from the 3D version by simply rendering one eye.
After "Wonder-full," Rabbit is "poised to handle" more requests for 3D production, says Barnhart who expects 3D spots to increase once the 3D cable networks launch. "Avatar opened it up for the public. They discovered that 3D doesn't always have to be flying at your face. You can create a world with depth, amazement and wonder. That's what grabs people."
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Dzignlight's Eric Deren (dark suit) capturing behind-the-scenes footage of a freefall for Human Flight 3D.
Dzignlight's Deren Taps Decade of 3D Experience for Features
Eric Deren, owner of Atlanta's Dzignlight Studios (www.dzignlight.com), did his first stereo 3D project in 1999 and continued to take on 3D jobs primarily for industry trade shows. When he was among a group asked by Paramount to do shot tests to explore the viability of 2D-to-3D post conversion in 2007, he realized he wanted to get more involved in 3D stereography.
His own "glorified camera tests" became the award-winning Stereoscopic Skydiving short that has been showcased at 3D film festivals and is now licensed as content by the major 3D display manufacturers.
Last February, Deren became on-set stereographer for the indie thriller Hidden 3D, produced by Don Carmody (A Christmas Story, Chicago) and shot in Quebec. He deployed Sony F23 Cine Alta HD cameras with Zeiss DigiPrimes in an ImARTis SwissRIG beam-splitter rig and averaged 14 set ups per day, all on location, during the 33-day shoot.
"Once the lens alignment was done, and that usually took 45-65 seconds, 3D didn't slow down the production at all," he reports. "My goal as stereographer was to make sure nobody was ever waiting for 3D on the set."
Dzignlight's Eric Deren (left) on location in Oka, Quebec for the feature, Hidden 3D, with DP Bennoit Beaulieu.
Earlier this year Deren was brought on board Human Flight 3D, a docu-drama from Carl Samson's Sky High Entertainment featuring members of the Red Bull Air Force. He's now acting as on-set stereographer for the final phase of the estimated $15-milion movie, which is expected to wrap shooting in Florida, Lake Tahoe and Las Vegas. He will capture the ground narrative with a pair of Silicon Imaging SI-2K cameras in a SwissRIG; the cameras' small form factor also enable them to be used in a helmet-mounted rig for aerials.
Lab 601 will do the stereoscopic post finishing for Human Flight 3D with Deren collaborating. The company's toolkit includes an Avid 3D Media Composer, the Iridas line of software and The Foundry's Nuke. "People have the perception that, like when we migrated to HD post, you buy the 3D hardware and displays and you're ready to go," says Deren. "That may be true from an editing standpoint, but stereo depth grading and finishing is a pretty big issue. You need someone with a knowledge of 3D from a what-you're-putting-on-the-screen standpoint so the footage will offset correctly. It's not just putting the output of two cameras together."
Deren, who teaches classes in 3D stereography, finds it exciting to discover there's so much still to learn. "After doing this for 10 years I'll go on set and find new situations and no precedent for how a particular shot should be done."
Interior of the research truck NEP built to enable it to gain stereo 3D sports and concert experience.
NEP Rolls Out Pair of 3D Trucks
After building a 3D research truck that allowed it to gain substantial experience in 3D sports production, Pittsburgh-based mobile giant NEP Broadcasting, LLC (www.nepinc.com) is rolling out two, 53-foot expando 3D trucks and companion 50-foot support vehicles. One will be primarily dedicated to ESPN's 3D cablenet with the other available to the marketplace at large.
Last fall NEP teamed with 3D visionary Vince Pace and ESPN to cover the Ohio State/USC football game that ESPN broadcast into theaters. A series of trials and ENG shoots for the sportsnet followed, including a Harlem Globetrotters basketball game in Orlando, which tested 2D viewability of a 3D production. NEP supplied two days of NCAA Final Four coverage in Indianapolis to CBS for delivery to select theaters nationwide. Soon after, NEP shot the Par 3 Tournament at the Masters in Augusta, Georgia and provided limited hole coverage of the Masters itself; ESPN produced the Comcast telecast. The company also captured several tracks of the Black Eyed Peas in concert at Madison Square Garden for a Samsung TV promotion.
"Each has been a learning experience for all parties," declares Mike Fernander, president and GM of NEP's U.S. mobile units. "We've retired our research truck and are ready to roll out our two new trucks in July."
CTO George Hoover says the vehicles have "signal flow, routing and distribution purpose-built for 3D production" along with "dedicated stations for convergence operators and stereographers." They feature Pace/Cameron Fusion rigs for Sony HDC-1500 and 950 cameras plus the new small form-factor HDC-P1s.
There are still some missing links in the equipment roster, however. "We're just beginning to see viable 3D graphic solutions — Chyron and Vizrt have them," says Hoover. "We haven't seen a 3D wireless camera beyond the prototype stage, and the biggest long lens we have is 42x. We're starting to see Skycam in 3D and very small POV cameras for over hoops and hockey nets. A lot of gear will make its first on-air appearance in the next couple of months."
He reports that NEP has learned that "what works best in terms of 3D imaging is positioning the cameras low and close to the field of play, like the best seats in the house." Fernander quips that, "getting Jack Nicholson to free up his Lakers' seats (for our camera positions) is going to be a challenge!"
NEP has also discovered that shooting a single, simultaneous 2D/3D show "doesn't work very well," says Hoover. "2D sports and concerts cut fairly rapidly for TV and pan and zoom a lot, but if you do that in 3D all you get is an audience that doesn't feel too good. 2D and 3D require different production techniques and different language to tell the story."
NEP's first 3D truck will be in Anaheim to cover the All Star Game's Home Run Derby for ESPN 3D; a 60-game package of various events for the new cablenet follows.
All Systems Go
Cinematographer James Neihouse tapped the OConnor 2575 head for the 90-lb. IMAX 30-perf 3D camera he deployed to capture Kennedy Space Center footage for the recently-released film, Hubble 3D IMAX. Shooting around NASA and the launch support systems on a "non-interference" basis, Neihouse (who served as DP for the film's ground shooting) and his team had to be able to pick up and move quickly. He gave kudos to the OConnor head's manageability, tilt range and "incredibly smooth and light to the touch" performance. Hubble 3D IMAX is an IMAX and Warner Bros. Pictures production, in cooperation with NASA; Leonardo DiCaprio narrates.
Digital Jungle Paves 3D Post Path
Hollywood's Digital Jungle (www.digijungle.com) was "on the bleeding edge" of stereo 3D postproduction "before everybody jumped on the bandwagon," reports president/founder Dennis Ho. "About four years ago, when we first acquired Quantel's Pablo, they had no idea the box had stereoscopic potential. When we showed them what their box can do and created a 3D anaglyph image, Quantel's jaws dropped. We then assisted Quantel in developing an early 3D anaglyph test plug-in for the Pablo. Now, many software versions later, Pablo is touted as the best 3D post solution out there."
Digital Jungle has been engaged in 3D post R&D for the last three years. It completed DI or partial DI work for 3D Sun, a special-venue film from K2 Communications shot by satellites with stereoscopic rigs for NASA; Universal Pictures' Jaws 3D and Taza, Son of Cochise, for the home 3D market; a Coca-Cola 3D promotion for the company's Atlanta headquarters; and Animalopolis, a special-venue 3D film. Digital Jungle finished the 3D showreel for Panasonic's booth at CES and NAB and displayed a compilation of Digital Jungle's 3D post credits at Show Biz Expo.
Digital Jungle completed the DI for 3D Sun, a special-venue film shot by satellites outfitted with
stereoscopic camera rigs.
Ho would like to see "more content creation" and to that end Digital Jungle does "a lot of consultation for first-time 3D filmmakers" to help them through the learning curve surrounding "the workflow and the pitfalls." The post house is currently fielding a lot of calls from clients asked to promote 3D products, he reports.
There are already "clear-cut rules about what you can do and can't do in 3D post," Ho points out. For example, depending on shot composition, MTV-style quick cuts may not give the eyes enough time for the brain to accommodate the 3D image. Careful consideration also has to be given to how to color grade and converge each scene for maximum 3D effect and viewer comfort. After all, "there's no such thing as a perfect 3D image: It's still an illusion that fools the brain," Ho reminds us.
In addition to Pablo, Digital Jungle's 3D toolkit includes Adobe After Effects and Imagineer Systems' mocha software; the company can also access Assimilate's Scratch and Autodesk's Maya, Smoke and 3ds Max. "A variety of software and hardware is available depending on budget and time constraints," Ho explains. "We're agnostic as to glasses," he adds, using both active XpanD shutter glasses and passive polarized glasses for viewing.
Digital 3D Edit/Screening Theater.
Cinema Concepts Leads in Theatrical Pre-Show 3D Content
Among the creative, postproduction and theatrical distribution services offered by Atlanta's Cinema Concepts (www.cinemaconcepts.com) is 3D production, encoding and wrapping. The company focuses on creating custom pre-show promos, corporate ID and policy trailers in stereoscopic 3D as well as converting 2D-originated content for stereo 3D exhibition. These are all services that Cinema Concepts has been providing for a number of years to an impressive roster of clients all across the globe.
"3D production is nothing new for us — we have been producing theatrical content for over 30 years, and the evolution to digital cinema and now 3D digital cinema has been a natural progression for us," says studio director John Price. "When we pitch new creative to our theatrical clients we are offering both 2D and 3D options. We have even gone back into some of our legacy projects and reconstructed them for stereo 3D playback."
Price emphasizes that "Avatar changed the timeline for everyone. 3D was certainly gaining momentum before, but now the awareness has been heightened to a new level and the demand for 3D content is stronger than ever. Our 3D conversion process has certainly gained popularity this past year. Until native 3D production becomes the norm, conversion is a viable option for many advertisers looking to maximize their exposure with placement in front of 3D feature films."
According to Price, Cinema Concepts' 2D-to-3D process "is an intimate one and begins with a thorough evaluation of the spot in its 2D form. Tearing it down shot by shot to indentify the potential strengths and weaknesses once it's reborn in the 3D environment is a very important step."
Cinema Concepts' Autodesk Smoke 2K edit suite.
He also points out that, "It's our responsibility to guide our clients in the right direction by helping them identify if there is, in fact, a 3D benefit (in converting) their spot. Most ads have a higher retention rate and entertainment value in the 3D world, but just because you can make it 3D, doesn't always mean you should."
One of the most notable 3D conversions Cinema Concepts has performed was for The Coca-Cola Company's "Arctic Beach Party" polar bears spot. "That project posed several interesting challenges," Price notes. "The short turnaround was no surprise — only a month to complete it — but we needed a 30-second cut of the spot, which at that point didn't even exist in High Definition. The only element available was a 60-second HD version that was produced almost four years ago. We had to cut it down to a :30, create a new theatrical 5.1 mix and perform bottle label replacement before we could even begin the labor-intensive 3D conversion process."
Although some tools are available for automatic 2D to 3D conversion, "for the level of quality we want to offer clients there's no magic push-button solution," Price explains. "3D conversion is VFX work, and if you cut corners it will certainly show. We bring years of creative and technical experience to the table, and we've taken industry-standard tools and integrated them in a way that's unique to us."
One of Cinema Concepts' biggest assets is the ability to work on the big screen in realtime stereo 3D. "We're able to patch an artist or editor into our 3D screening room so they can design, edit, color correct and even depth grade in an actual theater environment," says Price. "Our Digital Edit/Screening Theater is a tremendous asset for almost any project."
He says the company is "confident in our processes and services, and we're continually developing new ways to do things faster and more efficiently, whether it's encoding existing content, converting 2D material or producing 3D creative from scratch. We never stop evolving."


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Tying rubber legs to the hook is easy. With the fly completed to the stage where the legs should be attached, tie individual rubber strands to the hook shank with a simple overhand knot (the shank should go through the loop of the knot). Pull the knot snug and attach the additional legs. When all the legs are knotted to the hook shank, adjust their positions so they are where you want them.
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The first bit of advice is to really try to understand the Chinese culture and how the Chinese people think. It's easy for Americans to be very optimistic and wanting to share their success, methodology and ideology, because they have had 200 years of amazing success and prosperity.
China, on the other hand, has been a disaster for the last 200 years. So the Chinese people tend to be very concerned about things — even paranoid. They might be concerned about foreigners, who haven't generally done good things to China over the past 200 years, or worried over the increased connectivity of the world. They want to build stability and sustain it.
The Chinese people have a strong sense of their culture and country, and they do spend time learning different ways of thinking. It's an amazing, enriching experience for someone to learn to see things from different perspectives.
The second bit of advice is this: Don't change too rapidly. In any career change, it's sort of like rock climbing: You have four limbs, but you never move two limbs out in the air; you always keep three limbs attached to the rock and just move the fourth one so you don't fall.
So as you think about a career change, don't think about the dramatic jump. If you were previously in an American media company, don't jump directly into a small Internet start-up in China, where the employees don't speak English. Instead, think about going to a multinational American company that is trying to set up shop in the media, then move into a multinational Internet company, then move into a Chinese company and take a few years to get accustomed. I think that would be much better for your career than to take a quantum leap.
The third thing to keep in mind is that China is an amazing, fast-paced place; make sure you are ready for that. Everything is moving at a thousand miles an hour. There are good things about decisiveness, about deals being made very quickly, about people's desire for success, but there are also challenges: people or companies trying to cut corners, things being done in very strange and potentially questionable ways, people eager for success who make decisions that are maybe good for the short term but bad for the long term.
But regardless of the good and bad, it's incredibly fast-paced. If you feel you're ready to work really hard and get accustomed to such an environment, then China is the place for you.
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These days, no corporation is an island. Whether a third-party partner is a supplier, a component assembler, a back-office service center, or a local distributor, business relationships are becoming more integrated -- to the point where previously hard and fast lines between companies become blurred and partners essentially are viewed as extensions of the company itself. But, while more and closer relationships with third parties can introduce a company to a new world of opportunities, they also expose the company to a new world of risks. This research among finance, IT, and line-of-business executives at U.S. companies reveals broad consensus among executives on the business value of third-party relationships, as well as diversity in the approaches companies take to manage the resultant risk.


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Stocks and bonds could use a good fightDecember 9, 2013: 12:28 PM ET
The stock and bond markets have been moving in the same direction lately, and that has some worried.
FORTUNE -- Marriage counselors often say a certain level of disagreement is healthy. That's true for the market as well.
Recently, though, the stock and bond markets have been much cozier than usual. And that has some worried.
BlackRock, the giant asset management firm, released its 2014 outlook on Monday. The firm says that stocks look expensive right now and could "head south" next year. Included in the report is a chart that tracks how often stock and bonds move in the same direction.
Typically, we expect stocks and bonds to move in opposite directions. But this year the correlation between stocks and bonds has shot up. Heading into the year, stocks and bonds were moving in the opposite direction 80% of the time. Now, the correlation is positive -- meaning that stocks and bonds more often than not have been moving in the same direction.
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That could be a sign that investors have grown complacent. In the past, similar spikes have preceded market drops. The correlation between the stock and bond markets jumped in 1999, just before the 2000 market plunge. Correlation stayed low for a while, before going positive again for most of 2007.
Since then, stocks and bonds have been more disconnected than usual, until recently.
Of course, that doesn't mean the market is doomed. Stocks and bonds moved in the same direction for most of the 1980s and 1990s without a problem. BlackRock says that could have been the result of the long, slow drop in interest rates. BlackRock says a long, slow rise in interest rates might have the same effect.
And while spikes in correlation have tended to mean bad news for stocks and good news for bonds, the opposite could be the case this time. That's what we saw on Friday after the stronger than expected jobs report. Stocks rose and bonds fell.
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HW? That's short military lingo for Hot Weather. Since Wellco® began in 1941, their ambition is topnotch quality. In 1965, as a result of poor performance of previous combat footwear in the Vietnam hellhole, Wellco perfected the manufacture of its hot weather boots which was adopted by the U.S. Army for years. As a result of that technology, you can own these excellent HW V-Trax® Combat Boots, designed for desert-like hot weather. Plus, a Close-Out means a whopping BIG BUCKS OFF!
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Military-style Wellco® HW V-Trax® Combat Boots, Tan
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