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Style and technique of the artist: Pop Art, Collage, Digital Art,
Post Pop art Digital collages Collages Work.
Quite common is when a painter traces the pictures of one-time artists to learn from them, to crib their secrets, to employ their knowledge for this own picture making fantasy. It could be quite common; but Horkay traces not Leonardo or Rubens, but a text, namely the first handwritten page of Freud's Entwurf einer Psychologie (1985), the mode how Freud's hand was writing, how he transformed the thought into a tangle of signs and letters. On the write surface (all-permitting and resistant at the same time) the Freudian text appears as a kind of a culture historical frottage x if I may use this term in a somewhat figurative sense after Max Ernst. The text does not mean simply itself; it is hardly eligible. The meaning of the picture is born from an injury to
the tangle of words. The never re-whitenable surface
is penetrated by colors; constancy is re-achieved,
since the retraced (frottage), and all written
artpiaces lose permanency with advancing time.
The Poet would be happiest if he could express his Thoughts without Words.("What an interesting Admission!" wrote Ludwig Wittgenstein.)"Someone, Somewhere" is how I title my Works, thinking of the Free Individual, who Himself has become the Center of the of Our Post Human Age, the Focus of Our Collective Memory.The Question is How to give Visual Expression to that Memory, so that the thus created Contents, can leave a Lasting Impression.An Idea or an Image acquires a New Dimension as it is combined with other
Horkay, the application of the painting historical
element in the picture is a remembrance of an era we
are over; over we are the naive relatedness created by
perspective, and over we are the picture creating
technique that relies on the latter. The application
is neither parodistic, nor is an ironic citation, but
is an emergence-transparence of a pictorial element of
a past era as an item of a set. This set Ü writings,
documents, stamps, painted pictures, etc. Ü is not
else than some accumulated mass of culture and
knowledge that surrounds us as a fermenting and
evaporating hill of rubbish, of which everyone tries
to save something, as allowed by his own fancy and the
laceration and destruction degree of the hill itself.
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and painted images, appropriated masterpieces,
photographs, artists' signatures and commercial logos.
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collaged, to create a single, layered moment
reflecting different places and times. This work is
post pop, i.e., post modern pop art. Whereas Warhol
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Tashard Choice finally got his chance and he made the most of it. This should get him out of JJs dog house that he has been in because of the fumble against the Redskins during the 1st game of the season. Receivers are doing a good job of catching the passes thrown to them by Kitna. Kitna has done a great job of filling in for Romo and we would have a quarterback controversy if he was younger. This is a guy that 5 years ago predicted that the Lions would go 10-6 and a lot of people made fun of him. This only showed how a great competitor and leader he is. The offensive line did a great job except for the goalline stand by the Colts. Leanord Davis continually got burned because he was not firing out.
What has happened to D. Ware and Spencer? No sacks against a make shift O-line. Ware needs to adjust to quarterbacks no longer dropping as deep, so he doesn't have that angle to turn the corner. Ware has been rushing too deep and going by behind the quarterback. He needs to adjust by developing a spin move or a rip move to the inside that initially looks like a speed rush. The Cowboys need to put more pressure on the quarterback because Jenkins and Newman need all the help they can get. Fortunately for Newman that the Colts put the worse receivers to his side and unfortunately for Jenkins that Wayne was on his side. Good job of stopping the run, but the Colts don't have much of running game. Lee did a great job of coming with 2 ints and Scandrick and Sensabaugh each had 1 to help the Cowboys win.
Special Teams
It's hard for Buehler to kick those field goals with the strength that he has in his legs. When he kicks it hard, he might over cook a draw and he pushes if he kicks it easy. But he is kicking kickoffs for touchbacks which is definitely a plus.
Garrett did a great job of calling plays by staying with the hot hand. Finally! Defensively, the coordinator is doing a great job with what he has.


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North Riverside Players presents:
All Shook Up
Directed by Jorge Bermudez
Musical Direction by Jim Stahulak
Choreography by Cheryl Pold
Wednesday & Thursday
July 21 & 22
7:00P to 10:00P
Village Commons
2401 S Des Plaines Ave
North Riverside, IL 60546
Please prepare 32 bars of a musical theatre selection, Elvis Presley, or other similar style and bring sheet music in your key and be prepared to dance. All roles available and an accompanist will be provided. You may be asked to do cold readings from the script.
Callbacks (by invitation)
Saturday, July 24
3:00P to 6:00P
Show Dates
October 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 2010
All Shook Up
Written by Joe DiPietro
Featuring the Music of Elvis Presley
Play Synopsis & Cast
All Shook Up is set in a small Midwest town in 1955 and is about a hip-swiveling, guitar playing
roustabout, Chad, who roars into town on a motorcycle looking for excitement. Natalie, a sweet
young local girl, who is also the town's motorcycle mechanic, dreams of leaving this dreary little
town for love and adventure. Chad, needing some work on his motorcycle, is introduced to Nata-
lie, who is instantly smitten, and this musical is off and running, with 24 Elvis Presley songs
woven into the script to tell the story.
In addition to Chad and Natalie, the cast includes:
Jim, Natalie's widowed father
Sylvia, the no-nonsense owner of Sylvia's Honky Tonk
Lorraine, Sylvia's 16 year old daughter
Dennis, a young, awkward, aspiring dentist
Miss Sandra, the beautiful, intellectual caretaker of the town's museum
Mayor Matilda Hyde, the town's conservative mayor
Dean Hyde, Matilda's 16 year old son who has grown up at a boarding school
Sheriff Earl, the law in town, and a man of not many words
Chorus, with lots of opportunities for singing and dancing
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Saturday, April 19, 2014
By MATT HONGOLTZ- HETLING Morning Sentinel
BELGRADE - Two months before the Newtown school shooting tragedy, a national organization that formed in response to another school shooting in 1998 established a chapter at Belgrade Central School.
Chris Rhoda, center, a member of Watch D.O.G.S., a group of fathers who volunteer at Belgrade Central School, sits with students Brandon Denardo, 8, and Isabell Frost, 9. The national volunteer group was created to provide more of a male presence in schools.
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The group, which puts volunteering fathers into schools as Watch D.O.G.S. -- Dads of Great Students -- is the only one of its kind in New England, even though there are 2,600 chapters in 42 states, according to local organizer Chris Rhoda.
The program was begun to reduce school violence, but its greatest effect has been connecting fathers to schools and providing male role models in a setting that women traditionally have dominated.
Most days, Rhoda is working in an office at Thomas College in Waterville, where he is vice president of information services.
But when he volunteers at the school, he plays many roles in the eyes of the children -- mentor, security guard, playmate, teaching assistant, friend and father.
On Friday, pairs of first-graders chatting in the hallway stopped, mid-sentence, and watched him walk past, dressed in jeans and a Watch D.O.G.S. T-shirt.
As a line of students headed outside for a post-lunch recess break, each one gave Rhoda a high-five. A small boy begged Rhoda to join him in building a snow fort.
It's all part of a schedule set for Rhoda by the school. Throughout the day, he greets students as they leave buses and cars to enter the school; volunteers in four classrooms; monitors bathrooms, lunchrooms and the playground; and says goodbye to the children as they leave.
In his back pocket, he carries purple pencils that inform the lucky recipients that they are great students.
The staff members like him, too. Wherever he goes, he is an extra set of hands, ears and eyes looking out for the children's well-being.
When Rhoda squeezed himself into a lunch table made for smaller bodies, his 7-year-old daughter, Emily, sitting beside him, beamed.
"I like to spend the extra time with him," she confided, after he left.
Classmate Emma Lee Sanborn called to her from a few seats down.
"You're so lucky," she said.
Like many of the children asked, Emma Lee had a hard time articulating exactly what it is that they like about the presence of Rhoda and the other men in the program.
"When there's a Watch Dog here, I think of my dad," said Isabell Frost, 9.
Diana Glasheen, a reading tutor at the school, said the children just appreciate the variety that a male presence in their classroom offers.
"The kids aren't used to seeing a lot of dads here," she said. "They're exposed to moms more."
Glasheen said it makes the children feel safer, but that it's more than that.
"It's just a whole different perspective," she said. "Dads treat them differently."
Rhoda said he enjoys helping the students, whether it's reading to them, being read to by them or helping to enforce rules of politeness at recess.
"It's just like I'm with my kids, but instead of two there are 300 of them," he said.
Sometimes the first moments can be awkward, according to Glasheen.
"The girls are a little bashful at first," she said. "A couple of the dads aren't used to interacting with the kids as much."
By the end of the day, though, the fathers are sold on the positive experience and the children are giving out unsolicited hugs as they leave the school.
That's what the program seems to do so well -- bring men into a school setting, a pairing that benefits all involved.
Rhoda, who has volunteered at the school in the past by himself, started the program a few months ago.
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Here I go with my annual, and mostly futile, attempt to predict the Patriots draft. In the previous posts I've talked about some of the players and some of the reasoning behind the picks, but now I'll try to put it all in the context of the total draft picture. I'm predicting every pick, even though I think it's very likely the Pats will try to trade one of their picks for a pick next year.
Pick 1 (23d overall pick): I expect the Patriots to trade up 3 to 5 spots to target a specific player. With this belief, I think it becomes almost impossible to tell exactly who they'll take. If somebody who should have gone in the top 10 falls to the 18-20 range, I can see the Patriots making a move to try to go after that player. But since we don't yet know who is going to fall, it's hard to predict who exactly they'll go after.
With that said, if the Pats stay at 23 I think they will draft Connor Barwin, LB, Cinncinatti. A lot of people are going to say this is a reach. Bill Belichick scoffs at your notion of 'reach.' Nobody predicted Jerod Mayo to go as high as 10 last year, and that's worked out pretty well. Barwin has prototypical size for a 3-4 OLB, and he's fast (4.6 40). He also plays some tight end. Sounds like a younger version of someone Pats fans know pretty well.
Other possibilities with this pick: If malcolm Jenkins slips below 15, I think the Pats will make a move up and grab him. If off field concerns cause Andre Smith to slide into the high teens, I think the Pats could go that way. If the Pats think Barwin will still be there at 34 (I don't think he will) then they could go with Darius Butler. If a top D-Lineman falls, that could be an answer as well. Larry English will be taken well earlier than expected, and not be an option for the Patriots.
Pick 2 (34th overall pick): Patrick Chung, Safety, Oregon. The Pats won't trade this pick. It's too valuable -- it's high enough to get a great player but low enough to be at a reasonable cost. The Pats have looked hard at the top safeties, and Chung is the pick. He might last until they pick again at 47, but then again he might not. Chung has good size (212 lbs) and speed (4.5) and he's a proven hitter.
Other possibilities: If Darius Butler falls to 34, the Pats might go with him. If they like Moore or Delmas better at safety, they could be the pick. If they didn't pick Barwin at 23 and somehow he's still on the board at 34, then I think he'd be the pick.
Pick 3 (47th Overall): I think the Patriots are very, very likely to trade up from here to get another player at the top of the 2nd round. If they go a way that I didn't predict at 23, I think they'd use this pick to move up and get one of the guys I mentioned earlier. But I'm going to take a wild guess at this one and predict Jarron Gilbert, DE, San Jose State. He probably won't last until 47, which is why the trade up makes sense. This would also be a very likely pick to trade into next year.
Pick 4 (58th overall): The Pats make a big reach here and take Tyrone McKenzie, South Florida, ILB. He'd probably last another 10 picks, but since the Pats don't have another pick in the second round, they take the guy they want.
Other options are Jamon Meredith, the South Carolina O-Lineman who can play 4 positions.
Pick 5 (89th overall): The Pats look for value here. Someone who they liked to go inside the top 75 that has somehow fallen to 89. Or again, a trade up is very likely to target just such a player. Jamon Meredith fits here if they move up. If they don't get McKenzie, they could use this pick to draft Jason Williams, ILB, Western Illinois. And that's what I'm going with here. You'll see him listed as an OLB, but in the Pats scheme he'll play inside. He may not last until 89, so again, trading up to grab him is likely. Cornelius Ingram, TE, FLA is another option.
Pick 6 (97th overall): Since this is a supplemental pick, the Pats can't trade it. So the one sure thing so far is that they will draft a player at this spot. I believe that player will be Brooks Foster, WR, NC. I also like Stephen McGee, QB, Texas A&M with this pick or the next one.
From here on out I think it's impossible to predict, especially since I think the Pats will use many of the picks after this point to trade up in earlier rounds. But I'll still take a shot at them.
Pick 7 (124th overall): Sebastian Vollmer, G, Houston. There's nothing to tie this guy to the Pats that I can find. But the Pats need a guard, and Vollmer is a good value at this spot.
Pick 8 (170th overall): Another compensatory pick they can't trade. The Pats choose Bear Pascoe, TE, Fresno State. The Fresno State connection is alive and well, and the pats can use TE Depth.
Pick 9 (199th overall): I predict there is almost no chance that the Pats actually pick in this spot. They'll have traded it away to move up, or as a piece in another deal. But if they have the pick, they take Derek Cox, CB, William and Mary.
Pick 10 (207th overall): Here's a wild guess. Julian Edelman, QB, Kent State. This guy is a poor man's Pat White. He runs a 4.5 and could see some time at receiver as well as QB, plus he can play special teams. The Pats are at the point in the draft where they can afford to gamble, so they do, and take a wildcat QB, just to terrorize other defenses a little bit more than they already do. You've got to defend Brady, Moss, and Welker, and now you have to prepare for the wildcat, too.
Pick 11 (234th overall): This pick will be traded as part of an earlier deal. If not, then either of the previous two picks could easily fall to this spot, making them an even better value.


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Ichiban Japanese Steak House and Sushi Bar – Minneapolis
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1333 Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Downtown/North Loop
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Ichiban Japanese Steak House and Sushi Bar – Minneapolis Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(612) 339-0540
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:30pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:30pm - 10:00pm
Our regular menu is not available for VALENTINES EVE dinner. Ichiban will be offering a fantastic set menu dinner cooked teppanyaki style for Valentines. The dinner includes filet mignon, lobster and teriyaki chicken with a shrimp appetizer, clear chicken broth vegetable soup, and a cucumber salad with kani-kama. Fried rice is included. White chocolate raspberry truffle ice cream will be served for dessert. All this for only $50 + tax + 18% gratuity per person. We hope to see you for VALENTINES!
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Japanese, Steakhouse, Sushi
Executive Chef:
Tatsuki Yamamoto
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Sushi platter are available on request.
Private Party Facilities:
Ichiban's upstairs dining room can be reserved for groups of 100 or less. Please call for information.
Private Party Contact:
Jim Reynolds (612) 339-0540
Ichiban is the Best Tasting Show in Town because the chef prepares the meal right at your table!
Special Events & Promotions:
Our regular menu is not available for Valentine's Evening. That night we offer a set menu dinner cooked teppanyaki style for $60 ++ tax ++ 18% gratuity. The dinner features our clear chicken broth vegetable soup, cucumber salad with crabmeat, shrimp appetizer, steamed or fried rice, and steamed vegetables. The entree is a combination of filet mignon, lobster and teriyaki chicken. For dessert we will be serving white chocolate raspberry truffle ice cream. A vegetarian dinner is available for $40. Childrens' dinners are $30. This is a night you won't want to miss!
Getting there
Cross Street:
Grant (Between 13th & 14th)
Public Transit:
The light rail stops between 4th and 5th on Nicollet. We are at 1333 Nicollet.
Public Lot
Parking Details:
We do not offer validated parking. There is a public ramp for the Hyatt Hotel directly across the street from our entrance and a ramp available to the public for the Millenium Hotel next door to our restaurant. Both ramps charge $7 for the evening after 4pm.
A word from Ichiban Japanese Steak House and Sushi Bar – Minneapolis
Ichiban features the 5000 year old method of Japanese cooking where chefs skillfully prepare the dinner at your table. "Iron cooking" or Teppanyaki is the heart of our cuisine. Our Teppanyaki chefs are wizards of the knife, each with their own style and showmanship. Ichiban also features an all you
can eat for one hour sushi bar every night of the week. A full bar is available with beer, wine, liquor and sake. The main floor is handicap accessible, so please request if needed. Happy hour specials are available Monday thru Friday in the bar. Enjoy specials on beer, wine, sake and several appetizers and types of sushi in a quiet atmosphere. We also have Early Bird specials, including a discount on the sushi bar every day of the week and discounts on Teppanyaki meals Sunday through Friday. All special deals are from 4:30 to 6:00pm.
Reservations are only for teppanyaki and are not available in the sushi bar.
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Our server was very good with our
kids, 2 1/2 & 5yrs old! She was speedy, polite & really on the ball. Our chef was paying more attn to her trainee than us. She missed the first lighting of the onion & couldn't crack with egg on the spatula, I was embarrassed for her. Nevertheless the food tasted wonderful & was cooked very well. Even the trainee, cooked the chicken well. However, it's the entertainment that we were hoping for. This was my kids first experience with Teppanyaki. With your reputation, I expected a fun show. Instead, we overpaid for good food. We chose to tip since the server was good & the food was prepared well. At this point, I will not visit Ichibans again. After all, it's the show that I pay extra for."
Dined on 4/17/2014
The chef was very fun and we
enjoyed our dinner... this is a great place for special occasions. Everything cooked at our table was wonderful... the salad and soup were just OK and could really use some improvement or update to the standard recipes Having said that, the service was excellent and we would return."
Dined on 3/21/2014
Ichiban is a fun experience. Our
Teppanyaki chef was quite entertaining. The decor of the restaurant is fine, though a bit dated and tired. We were seated upstairs which was smokey and didn't offer much in terms of atmosphere. The entrees were great...delicious shrimp, scallops, steak and chicken. We were perplexed as to why they chose a liver appetizer to be included with the meal. Seems like a lot of people don't like liver. We weren't offered the tea which was included with the meal. Dessert of green tea ice cream was good. Overall, it was a fun and good experience....but I'm not sure it seemed worth the price."
Dined on 4/5/2014
By far the best teppanyaki
experience in the Twin Cities. The chef was a riot and constantly playing with our six year old and two four year olds (As well as the two other families at our 12 top table). They were all mesmerized by his knife skills and tricks as well. Great value for a two hour dining experience. Everybody went home with a doggy bag."
Dined on 4/11/2014
This was like the 6 or 7th time I
have been to Ichibans. I love the food, I really like the atmosphere. My favorite part though is being entertained by the chef. Since the my first time experience, it seems like the 8 table around the chef ambiance has changed. The chef's are not as (for lack of a better word) "entertaining" as they once were. But high marks on their skill and the restaurant's delicious food and drinks. Oh, one other thing, I am not a fan of liver, so I usually decline their chicken liver. I took the substitute appetizer. What happened to their chicken wings? I don't recall them being "spiced" before. Oh well, I could be wrong. Overall, I had a great time."
Dined on 4/8/2014
Good food and a great experience,
but be sure you have plenty of time and don't arrive on a super-empty belly. You'll get plenty of food and have a good time watching them prepare it, but it takes about 45 minutes to get any food in your belly and about 1 1/2 hours for the full experience from arrival to finish."
Dined on 4/5/2014
Overall, I would not recommend
this place. (At least, not for a couple's date night) I had assumed that we'd be given the option to have a private table but was surprised to find out that we were seated with 7 complete strangers, including 3 children under age 10. I noticed later that there were no private tables in sight. I felt sort of like we were part of a huge assembly line....get 'em in, get 'em fed, get 'em out. Ichiban is very over-priced with poor, unauthentic, and at times, non-existent customer service. Food was edible, NOT great. The hibatchi chef was semi-entertaining (although his schtick was rehashed from the adjacent table that he'd just come from). The sushi was substandard. For $100, I expect quite a bit more."
Dined on 4/5/2014
What started as a an evening of
fun was soured upon entering the restaurant by the male host that greeted us. He was condescending, and did not offer any warm greeting, - it was as if he considered it our privilege to be there, rather his privilege to be serving us - our entire party of 7 experienced him the same way. We came in very joyous and happy after seeing the musical "Once", and the host poured cold water on us!. The young woman who seated us was very nice, and it seemed like even she was embarrassed for the behavior of her boss. Our server at the table was exceptionally attentive. Our chef was competent and pleasant. They use chicken liver appetizers as a bait and switch item; if you switch to any other you pay $4 to $6 extra."
Dined on 4/5/2014
My wife and I were looking for a
fun dining experience and they didn't disappoint. The food and service was excellent and we are looking forward to getting back there again. We would recommend it to anyone that is looking for great food and a fun eventing out."
Dined on 4/4/2014
The meal was entertaining but very
expensive. The first glass of wine I ordered (at 8 dollars a glass) was awful, had to order a more expensive glass of wine. We had a very hard time understanding the waitress."
Dined on 3/29/2014
I reserved a table for three
adults and was seated with a family with two children. It was my friend's birthday as was the little girl in the family. The little girl didn't seem too happy and was rather crabby and needed so much attention it was quite annoying to say the least. I think you probably know my suggestion not to seat adults trying to have a nice dinner without little children at the same table while the child is having a tantrum because she did not get what she wanted isn't a great combination. It would have been a better experience without the children drama."
Dined on 3/29/2014
Best time ever at a local
restaurant with large family group. Waiter, Staff, Barteneder, Host and Coat Check superb. Particularly Sylvan, the Chef who prepared our meal at our table. Would highly recommend this to friends especially if entertaining a somewhat larget group (i.e. 4+)"
Dined on 3/28/2014
We had a very nice evening. Our
chef was not well trained, meaning he made a lot of noise, but nothing very theatrical. Everything else was great!"
Dined on 3/22/2014
Delicious food and wonderful
service. My only complaint is the upcharge for fried rice instead of steamed rice."
Dined on 3/21/2014
I have to say, if I had never seen
a similar "show" I wouldn't go back, the food is not good enough alone to bring us back. Our chef was very quiet and not much of a showman. I saw our whole table looking longingly at the other chefs around us. They were fun!The food itself was good, I LOVED the dipping sauces. They were all very good. The liver/onion appetizer was not good. I think they should just take that off the menu. The cucumber salad was really good - I enjoyed that. I ordered the steak and chicken. My steak was not done enough but the chicken had a great flavor. We had a party of 4 and our gratuity was automatically added on which I didn't like but I ended up tipping less than I normally would because it was automatically added."
Dined on 3/22/2014
I love hibachi but often seafood
gets a touch overdone. Our chef made all of it perfect."
Dined on 3/22/2014
We were there to celebrate family
birthdays and were surprised with super yummy sundaes. The food is always delicious and the service was friendly."
Dined on 3/16/2014
Reservation was at 7:30. Seated at
7:45. Server explained the menu, said she would be right back to take our drink orders. "Right Back" was 15 minutes. At 8:17, we had not even received our soup. At 8:40, still no chef, we were just getting our appetizer. After having spent $21 on 4 beers for my husband and I, we should have left also and cut our losses. FINALLY, our chef showed up after WELL over an hour of sitting and waiting and watered down broth that was passed off as "soup". Our chef had little entertainment value to him other than clanging some salt shakers together, tossing a bowl of rice in the air and saying, "Japanese Ketchup" as he poured teriyaki sauce over rice. Finally left at 10:10. What a waste of $186.00"
Dined on 3/14/2014
We come here every year for my
hubby's birthday, and are never disappointed. Great server/cook, great atmosphere, lots of fun for both adults and kids! We'll be back again!"
Dined on 3/15/2014
It was wonderful food, the cook
had just a tad bit of a dry sense of humor. Still amazing tasting food."
Dined on 3/15/2014
I was there with my friends to
celebrate my birthday. We had a great time! The food was delicious and the chef was fun and did a great job. If I had to come up with one thing that wasn't fantastic it would be that it felt a little rushed. I wish we could have had a little time between the appetizers and the dinner. Once the food started coming it was all kind of fast."
Dined on 3/15/2014
My favorite hibachi place on the
planet! Very good food!"
Dined on 3/14/2014
I'm sure at one time Ichiban was
shiny and new - but that time was long ago. Considering the prices they are charging, the food quality is not good enough in quality (arguably the most over salted, peppered and sauced items I've ever had). The food was edible, but I will not be returning here. Also, I resent making a reservation and being told to wait for a table when the restaurant is ~25% full."
Dined on 3/10/2014
First time visit for our table of
7! It was fun and entertaining! The chef was cute :) He made it a fun birthday experience for me! Fire roaring and utensil flipping, food tossing and what a great show!"
Dined on 3/8/2014
My husband and I went out for a
date night. Benihana is closer to where we live but had no reservations so we chose ichiban. Overall thought the service and food was much better. And there was no room and better chairs."
Dined on 3/7/2014
A Japanese Steakhouse with a 30
year history that believes in selecting quality ingredients to serve. When compared to their newer competitors the quality of the food served stands far above the competitors. The layout is a bit more cozy and in many ways more intimate than the competitors with the hibachi stations arranged in a more random pattern than the typical rows and columns layout. The service staff is friendly, but can become busy with other customers just when you would like something. The Hibachi chef's come from a diverse set of ethnic backgrounds. I would prefer that rather than try to imitate the standard Hibachi chef that they look for ways to personalize the experience with the customers."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Had a 7:00 Rez on a Friday to
celebrate a birthday. 6 of us got there about 10 min early and was told our party of 7 couldn't be seated unless everyone was there unless we ordered for our 7th, although she was 5 minutes away. At 7 the host said they needed more time. 20 minutes we waited in the lobby no one came by to offer a drink. Two hosts and a server stood at the host stand doing nothing while our party waited. The teppanyaki chef made a good effort to be entertaining, although courses were oddly served--we sat with plates of cooked vegetables cooling down when 10-15 minutes later the main protein was served. We thought it would be fun for our celebration but was an expensive let down. They add 18% gratuity to bill."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Our chef Shawn was outstanding and
a great pleasure. He made our first time together at this restaurant a wonderful experience. Would love to bring more friends and family the next time so we may enjoy again."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We come here every year for my
birthday. It is my choice and that will not change. Already counting down till next year."
Dined on 2/21/2014
The cook was very nice and kept a
smile even when he was constantly dropping things. He tried hard, but when his spatula came flying at us, it wasn't so much fun anymore. I must give my props to him though as he was probably one of the most congenial servers I've had. Do not look up at the ceiling. Clearly there has been water damage and all I could think about was, "If this is how the dining room looks, what about the kitchen?" I could also feel crusted food on my chair. Ick."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Ichiban is a great place to go for
a birthday. There is space for eight at the table and the chef provides the entertainment with utensil and food acrobatics. Teens and up seem to especially enjoy the show. The multicourse meal is filling and uses good quality ingredients. The price may seem high, but is less then dinner and a movie."
Dined on 2/22/2014
From seating at the table until
first bit of food was 75 minutes. Theater was minimal, least entertaining experience among the competition."
Dined on 2/16/2014
My wife and I came here for her
birthday dinner for our two kids. We were sent over to the hibachi area even though she really wanted to be at the sushi bar and was more interested in that. While the restaurant has unique decor and ambiance, it also is a bit worn and my wife thought it wasn't as clean as she would like. Our waitress was fairly attentive but she did not bring the free green tea that is supposed to come with each meal. Our cook did a decent job with preparing the meals with some flair since the cooking is part of the entertainment. The food was just so-so. I've had just as good of hibachi at places in the suburbs that didn't nearly cost as much as Ichiban does. Skip this place in lieu of closer fare."
Dined on 2/20/2014
I like the japanese food. One of
the sauce that was served was delicious, I don't remember the name. I enjoyed all the food that was served. I would like to know if you give coupons or special prices."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Had the Valentine's Day special
with my wife and enjoyed the food and had a great guy doing the habachi for us. It was a fun night for the two of us."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We always have a great time at
Ichiban's. We seem to meet people celebrating some kind of lifetime event. It's always great to share the wonderful food and meeting people."
Dined on 2/16/2014
I made my reservation for 9:30 on
Valentines day. We arrived at 9:30 and were told that they were a little behind schedule and that we would have to wait. We did not get seated until a bit after 10:00. We were givin a soup and salad, but our chef did not come out until nearly 10:40. This was upsetting as it was late dinner to begin with, and we were now not getting our meal until nearly 11. The food itself was amazing and the chef was a lot of fun and was very welcoming. I have not had this issue before, but the nearly hour and a half wait to get food was definitely unsettling."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Loved the food so much. The
servers were great and our chef was hilarious and very skilled."
Dined on 2/14/2014
I took a date there for dinner
(Teppanyaki) and I had two drinks, she only had one. The bill came to $170, it was a shock that it costs so much, parking was $12 as well. I will never go here again unless it was about half the price, even then it would be questionable. It did not meet my expectations, and they are not that high at any means.I could of went to Osaka and had the same or better experience for around $70."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Even though it was set menu for
Valentines, the food was excellent!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
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2011 (Sophomore): Played in all 17 matches with 12 starts at forward ... Scored 11 points on four goals and three assists for the second straight season ... Scored twice, including the game-winner, as Stetson beat North Florida 3-2 on September 25 ... Also found the back of the net October 9 at Mercer and in the October 16 win over USC Upstate ... Added an assist vs. USC Upstate as well as in matches at Army (Sept. 4) and vs. Jacksonville (Sept. 23).
2010 (Freshman): Earned Atlantic Sun Conference All-Academic honors ... Played in all 20 matches as a freshman with 19 starts ... Third on the team with four goals and 11 points ... Fifth on the team with three assists ... Scored first career goal in Sept. 23 win at Campbell ... Had two goals in win over Kennesaw State (Oct. 1) ... Also scored in victory over Mercer (Oct. 3).
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MARLBORO, VT What follows is a listing of calendar events for Marlboro College for the month of November. The following events are free and open to the public.
Film Screening
"The Sound of the Violin at My Lai"
Monday, Nov. 4, 7 p.m.
Apple Tree Building
"This [film] is not to reopen wounds but to reopen minds. This film will serve the cause of mankind for many generation," said Pete Peterson, former US ambassador toVietnam. Says Director Tran Van Thuy, "The pain of each culture is different. I think not all of us can share the wounds in the American veteran's heart. A great culture knows to be sorry for the crime they caused to their own species." This half-hour long film is being shown as part of the Marlboro College Asia Project.
Mike Boehm
Thursday, Nov. 7, 7 to 9 p.m.
Apple Tree Building
Mike Boehm, project director for Madison Quakers, Inc. is a Vietnam veteran and has devoted the last ten years to improving the lives of the poor people of My Lai and elsewhere in Vietnam. The Madison Quakers' projects include revolving loan funds in My Lai and eight other villages. These funds have provided loans for more than 1,500 poor women. Other projects include new primary schools for My Lai, the My Lai Peace Park, ethnic minority projects, and art exchanges between American and Vietnamese children. Mike Boehm is featured in Tran Van Thuy's film, "The Sound of the Violin at My Lai." This talk is part of the Marlboro College Vietnam Lecture Series.
Alex Ogle
Sunday, Nov. 10,
3 p.m.
Whittemore Theater
Flutist Alex Ogle is a senior lecturer at Dartmouth College and teaches flute at Amherst College and the Brattleboro Music Center. He has participated in the New England Bach and Marlboro Music festivals. He has also played principal flute for groups as varied as the Grand Teton Music Festival, the D'Oyly Carte Opera, and the musical Jesus Christ Superstar.
Prof. Jennifer Ramstetter
Monday, Nov. 11, 4 p.m.
Apple Tree Building
Jennifer Ramstetter, a professor of biology, will give a talk titled ³Ecology and Conservation of a Rare Orchid in New England.² This talk will come as part of the J. Birgepatil Faculty Forum. Ramstetter graduated from Marlboro with a B.S. in biology and went on to earn an M.A. in botany at the University of Montana. She earned her Ph.D. from the University of Massachusetts with a study of the dynamics of pollination and fertilization in two wild plant species. After a year of postdoctoral research on rare plants in France, she returned to Marlboro to teach.
Dr. Charles Wheeler
Monday, Nov. 11, 7 to 9 p.m.
Apple Tree Building
Dr. Charles Wheeler, assistant professor of history at University of California at Irvine, will offer a Veteran's Day lecture titled, "A Chinese Monk in the Court of Nguyen: Buddhism in the Making of Modern Vietnam." Wheeler's areas of interest are Southeast Asia, Vietnam, and the maritime. He is also interested in China and cross-cultural exchange and trans-state networks. Wheeler's talk will explore Buddhist monastic networks that helped to fuse the interests of merchants and monarchs in Vietnamese history. This talk is part of the Marlboro College Vietnam Lecture Series.
Student Production
"Much Ado About Nothing"
Nov. 14 through Nov. 16, 8 p.m.
and Sunday, Nov. 17, 2 p.m.
Whittemore Theater
Marlboro College Senior Nicole Reinsel directs and performs in William Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" as part of her Plan in women's wit in Shakespeare's comedies. Student actors include: Colin Bonnington, Seán Bryant, Joshua Burns, Jude Coulter-Pultz, James Garren, Stephanie Krutsick, Alex Lehman, Jenny Marchand, Hesse Phillips, Gayle Schecter, and Liene Verzemnieks.
Nancy Birdsall
Thursday, Nov. 21, 7 p.m.
Whittemore Theater
Nancy Birdsall, President of the Center for Global Development, will speak on globalization in a talk entitled "Asymmettric Globalization: Unequal Opportunity in the Global Economy". Prior to launching the center, Birdsall served for three years as Senior Associate and Director of the Economic Reform Project at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Her work at Carnegie focused on issues of globalization as well as inequality and the reform of international financial institutions. Birdsall is the author, co-author, or editor of more than a dozen books and monographs, including, most recently, Population Matters: Demographic Change, Economic Growth and Poverty in the Developing World, Washington
Contentious: Economic Policies for Social Equity in Latin America, and New and Social Mobility in a Changing World. She has also written more than 75 articles for books and scholarly journals published in English and Spanish. Shorter pieces of her writing have appeared in dozens of U.S. and Latin American newspapers and periodicals.
Gallery Exhibit
Nancy Eisenfeld
Nov. 3 through Nov. 27
Drury Gallery
The Drury Gallery will feature the work of Nancy Eisenfeld, a Connecticut based painter. Eisenfeld creates wall-sized images which are a composite of many smaller pieces evoking water as it falls and drips across a surface. Eisenfeld creates small paintings and drawings using watercolor, pastel, ink, charcoal and graphite on paper while at the source of the water. "The procedure has been to paint separate sections or incidents of the landscape and to develop a totality or large painting through collage," Eisenfeld says. Eisenfeld received a bachelor of arts degree from Chatham College in Pittsburgh, and a master of art education from Tyler Art School and Temple University in Philadelphia. Eisenfeld, whose work has been commissioned by Stamford Hospital and Yale Psychiatric Institute, received a fellowship from the New England Foundation for the Arts for Drawing in 1994. Her work has been shown in one-person shows at Studio 368 in New York and Erector Square in New Haven. Her work has appeared in group shows at Artspace in New Haven, the Chinese Cultural Institute in Boston and the Washington Art Association in Washington, Conn. She will be be on campus to speak about her work in the Marlboro College Drury Gallery at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 12. All are welcome. Gallery hours are Sunday through Fridays between the hours of 1 p.m. and 5 p.m.


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- Rating: Excellent
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Perfect location in Palermo Soho, to place to be when in BA.
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BOISE-- No strangers to exciting games, the Boise Hawks produced another one on Saturday night, beating the Vancouver Canadians 3-2 in walk-off fashion. The victory staved of elimination for the Hawks in the Northwest League Championship Series, and forced a deciding Game 3 to be played on Sunday night.
With the game tied at 2-2 in the bottom of the ninth inning, the Hawks loaded the bases up with no outs. Catcher Willson Contreras ended the game on a line drive to left field that scored Jemeir Candelario. After the game, teammates immediately swarmed Contreras in celebration.
The Hawks played catch up the entire game. Trailing by a run in the seventh, Candelario beat out an RBI ground ball single that started out in foul territory but rolled back into play. The Hawks then rallied in the eighth when Stephen Bruno came up with a two-out RBI hit to tie the game at 2-2.
The Hawks will face the Canadians Sunday night at Memorial Stadium with the championship on the line. First pitch is set to be thrown at 6:45 pm.
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Last April, I reviewed the
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. The general theme of that review was that the original Devil May Cry is still the excellent game in was back in the day, while the other two still just exist. What the original lacked in potent visuals, seductive voice acting, and interesting story telling, it more than made up for in gameplay - which was fast and furious in ways that would make Vin Diesel cry in the bathtub. However, it was also clearly meant only for those who wanted to reminisce about the 90's, because the top-notch gameplay just wasn't going to be enough to keep very many gamers that didn't play it in the 90's interested. I suggested they play Devil May Cry 4 or wait for the "gritty reboot." If you chose to wait for the "gritty reboot" then your time is now because DmC Devil May Cry is one of the best action games I've ever played and easily one of my favorite games of the last 12 months.
DmC Devil May Cry posits a surly, late teens/early twenties Dante who lives in a trailer on the boardwalk, parties all night and sleeps with club girls two at a time. He's a total douche for sure, but far more relatable to the modern gamer than the previous snowy-haired and stoic Dante. In this incarnation, Dante is half-angel and half-demon and when he's not sleeping with club girls two at a time, he's killing demons in Limbo. He has no memory of his past and parents thanks to a bout of meningitis when he was seven. He's just a dude that lives hard, parties harder, and kills the hardest, while a masked terrorist wreaks havoc throughout the city. Then one day a woman shows up at his trailer to warn him seconds before he's set upon by a Hunter demon - a demon she claims is too strong for him to fight. This opening sequence seeks to connect new Dante to old Dante via a ridiculous sequence where he dodges the Hunter's attacks while dressing himself in slow motion. It even includes a ridiculous pizza-based bit of physical comedy straight out of an Austin Powers movie. It was so unexpected that I couldn't help but laugh, except looking back it wasn't that unexpected.
Who sent the Hunter demon? Why it was none other than the demon king, Mundus, who, in this incarnation, is a plutocrat with enough power to boss around the President of the United States. Whether this is an intentional political statement, I can't say for sure; however, it's not like the demon that secretly rules the world through the acquisition of debt would be a hippie vegetarian. Mundus and his "girl" friend Lilith paint a scary picture thanks to their off-putting faces that may or may not have been rendered as ugly as possible on purpose. If it was on purpose, it totally works. I wanted nothing more than to take out Mundus and Lilith if for no other reason than their nightmarish faces.
Anyway, once Dante vanquishes the Hunter, the woman that warned him, named Cat, takes him to meet her boss Virgil, who also happens to be the masked terrorist the local Rush Limbaugh-like anchor of the ubiquitous Raptor News Network is constantly railing about early on in the game's background. Virgil is also fighting against Mundus and he needs Dante's help, and help he does. Along the way, Dante learns much of his forgotten past and he learns how to wield a number of weapons and perform a multitude of attacks and terrain traversal techniques. And you, as Dante, will need to get comfortable with most of them over the course of DmC Devil May Cry's 20 levels and, roughly, 8 -15 hours of gameplay (depending on your chosen level of challenge).
The story, itself, is pretty standard videogame fare. However, unlike the original it makes much more than the barest lick of sense. The characters, their roles, and their relationships to one another are clearly presented and the dialogue is sharp and well voiced. The back and forth between Virgil and Dante is especially well done. It's clear that both men want the same thing, but don't agree with each other's methods while Virgil clearly thinks he holds some advantage over Dante that only he's privy to. Their relationship plays out in a way that will probably be obvious to Devil May Cry veterans, but it's fun to watch nonetheless. As far as the new Dante goes, I'm sure someone out there will hate the fact that his hair is brown instead of white and that he actually has an emotion other than "anger" and "damn I'm awesome" but I'm not that person. I'm sure there are others that will lament the change of developers from Capcom to Ninja Theory, but honestly, it was the right move. Ninja Theory seems able to tell a coherent story in a way that Capcom just can't or doesn't care to. And really, the story and personalities are all that changed.
As well done as the game's cut-scenes and voice acting are, it's the combat that makes up the meat of my praise for DmC. You start with the sword Rebellion and the pistols, Ebony and Ivory, but soon you gain access to a powerful axe, a scythe, gauntlets, and a pair of chakrams. The axe and gauntlets are powered by Dante's demon half, while the scythe and chakrams use his angel half. Switching between his demon and angel weapons is done with the left and right triggers, while Rebellion remains the default weapon accessible by simply not holding either trigger. This system allows for wonderfully seamless weapon switching in mid-combat or even mid-combo. In fact, many combos call for the use of two weapons. Chaining combos naturally requires the use of every weapon in Dante's arsenal. That gets a little trickier, but never comes of as something only meth addict on a 4-week Red Bull bender could pull off. The D-pad switches between your equipped demon and angel weapons. Some combos require swapping those weapons mid-combo. So you'll be mixing the D-pad in with the triggers and face-buttons. It's an advanced technique to be sure, but still not difficult to execute with practice. You'll also gain access to a sawn-off shotgun and a third magical gun to intersperse your melee strikes with.
The combat is all very smooth and pleasantly difficult without being the murder-grind or exercise in health-bar management that the first one was. However, the camera can sometimes really be a hassle. That can make combat and exploration a little more difficult. It's the wrong kind of "difficult," however. Honestly though I never found it to be more than a minor issue.
The combat is complemented by DmC Devil May Cry's version of Dante's classic Devil Trigger ability. This time, you don't change form, but rather time slows slightly and all the enemies on the screen are magically lifted into the air. Dante gets a damage boost and increased damage reduction because some tougher enemies can fight back during Devil Trigger. Enemies that are lifted take even more damage from Dante should he damage them while also airborne. It also refills your health slowly so it can function as an emergency lifesaver. Overall, its impact on the difficulty of combat is minimal since it's already a shade easier than hardcore Devil May Cry fans might expect. Even the boss fights, which are very well done and often very visually interesting, never really become hard on the highest difficulty level available the first time you play. You do unlock progressively harder ones as you complete the game, but again, some of you hardcore action gamers may find a little to be desired the first time through. The combat is so much fun, however, that playing the game again isn't really a negative, and the first unlockable higher difficulty is actually more on par with the original Devil May Cry, but by that point, you'll be an expert and will welcome the challenge.
Besides combat, the best part of your time in each level will be spent hunting for collectible items. These include keys that unlock doors to secret levels. These secret levels present you with challenges that must be completed within a time limit and can be played over and over again. Clearing one nets you either a heath cross fragment (four increases your total health by 10%) or a Devil Trigger cross fragment that increases your Devil Trigger capacity for every four you collect. You'll also find trapped souls that need to be freed and the occasional Vital Star or Devil Trigger Star for instant on demand health and Devil Trigger refills (you can still slowly refill Devil Trigger with stylish combat). You can also buy these items from divinity statues scattered throughout the game by spending red skulls that you earn via stylish combat (the D through SSS combat ranks return). Every time you buy one, however, that item becomes more expensive. You also earn white skulls that net you experience that is spent on new skills and attacks, green skulls that refill your health, and purple skulls that refill Devil Trigger. The whole economy is basically identical to the original game and that is fine by me.
As you progress through each level, you'll come across many areas that can't be accessed or environmental cues that are clearly meant for Dante to use, but can't the first time you come across them. Many collectibles are in these areas that won't become accessible until you learn the right move or gain the right ability. This enhances the game's replayability, naturally. I don't know about you, but the completionists in me hates passing by areas that aren't accessible the first time you see them, so if you're like me, trust that it's not that you're just not skilled enough to figure out how to get there, you just literally can't the first time around. Consider that a PSA from me to you.
If I can offer another word of advice: don't fear the "gritty reboot." I know that for many gamers and fans of other traditionally "nerd" pass times, the gritty reboot is a dirty word. However, DmC Devil May Cry does not tread on the legacy of the old series unless hair color means that much to you; instead it updates that legacy and proves that it's possible to drag old franchises from the 90's into the light of the second millennium while keeping the game's soul intact. DmC Devil May Cry is one of the best action titles to come out in recent times. It builds on and, arguably improves, the formula set down all those years ago, and it's made me a fan of a franchise that I was never really into before. Those are all good things.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by IRISHPETE Slime Works I have kept Slime in my ATV tires for almost 10 years now. I have honestly not had a flat tire since. Punctures from thorns, barb wire, etc... seal immediately. I have also put this stuff in the tires on my swisher trail cutter mower. No more flats on it since. Great product. May 28, 2009
Rated 5 out of 5 by bucky280 Ingenuis! I tried this product mainly out of frustration. Every time I went to mow this summer my riding mower had a flat on the rear. So I got some of the slime and shot it in the tire. Wow! This stuff works! From then on it held air perfectly. I haven't tried it in my atv yet so I don't know how it will perform on punctures or tears. My guess is very well! February 21, 2009
Rated 4 out of 5 by supremeweasel67 Works This is a good product for small punctures like advertised. Will not work for larger punctures. I also use it in my riding mower For the price, it is worth it to grab a bottle and keep in tool box. Just might save a hunting trip, if ATV gets a flat and you are in the middle of nowhere. January 26, 2009
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