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Orange Brigade KTM Amateur Training Camp
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
KTM is working hard to develop the skills of up-and-coming off-road racers through its Orange Brigade Amateur Racing Team. Recently riders from the team's ranks gathered in Southern California for ...
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Melling Turns Laps With Some Of The Greats
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
MotoUSA's classic motorcycle aficionado and MotoGP rabble-rouser Frank Melling hit the track during the 2014 Mallory Park Bike Bonanza in the Past Masters Class on a 1972 Seeley Suzuki GP bik...
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2014 AMA Mid-Ohio Saturday Races Cancelled
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Due to spotty weather, on-again/off-again rain and the resultant unsafe track conditions at Mid-Ohio, AMA officials decided to cancel the Saturday races planned for SuperBike, Daytona SportBike and...
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Post Tags: AMA Pro Road Racing, Mid-Ohio, Motorcycle Racing
"Experience" Yamaha Champions School
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
The production company eyeball NYC has produced a number of stylish, engaging and unique motorcycle videos recently, most notably the "Following Fillmore" series. Eyeball Moto has been ...
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Post Tags: Yamaha Champions Riding School, Eyeball Moto, Nick Ienatsch, motorcycle school
Baker Smoke-Down Showdown Sturgis 2014
Monday, July 14, 2014
Two bikes in, one bike out. It will be survival-of-the-quickest at the Easyriders Saloon Wednesday night, August 6, during the annual Baker Sturgis Smoke-Down Showdown. In a drag-style, head-to-hea...
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More On and Off Road with Kevin Windham
Monday, July 14, 2014
Last month we introduced a series of videos produced by GEICO Motorcycle featuring Kevin Windham. The first examined K-Dub's childhood on two wheels and looked at how some of the youngest in ...
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Post Tags: Kevin Windham, GEICO Motorcycle, Supercross, Wil Hahn, K-Dub
Help Ryan Dungey Get on the Wheaties Box
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Red Bull KTM rider Ryan Dungey is in contention for a spot on the next Wheaties box in the "Wheaties NEXT Competition." The contest works like this - from July 1 through August 31, 2014...
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Post Tags: Ryan Dungey, Wheaties Box, Wheaties Next Challenge, MapMyFitness, Motocross
'Aristry in Iron' Las Vegas Builder List Loaded
Thursday, July 3, 2014
This year's 'Artistry in Iron' competition, held during Las Vegas BikeFest, is loaded with talent with show-winning custom bike builders top-to-bottom. Received an e-mail earlier this week ...
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Post Tags: Artistry in Iron, Las Vegas BikeFest, Las Vegas BikeFest 2014, biker build-off
2015 Polaris Slingshot 3-Wheeler Teaser Video
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
It's coming. Polaris released a couple of teaser images and a short video on its three-wheel roadster, the 2015 Slinghot, which will be publicly unveiled July 27. Using "It&rsqu...
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Onboard Footage with Kawasaki Racing Team
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Kawasaki Racing's Tom Sykes leads the 2014 World Superbike Championship, with six race wins and a 39 point advantage over second-place rider Sylvain Guintoli as the series heads to Portimao f...
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Post Tags: Kawasaki Racing Team, Tom Sykes, Loris Baz, David Salom, World Superbike
Graves Yamaha Riders Talk Barber 2014
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Monster Energy Graves Yamaha riders Josh Hayes and Cameron Beaubier had vastly different experiences in Race 1 at Barber Motorsports Park, with Hayes taking the checkers and Beaubier crashing out. ...
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Close Call Caught on Camera at Pike's Peak
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Jeff Grace is a competitor in the 2014 Pike's Peak Hill Climb and while filming a run up the mountain during practice on June 25, 2014, he caught an incredible moment that could have ended mu...
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Post Tags: Pike's Peak, Motorcycle Racing, Motorcycle Crash
On and Off the Road with Kevin Windham
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Kevin Windham became a fan favorite during his nearly two decades of professional racing. He's one of the top points earners of all time in Lucas Oil Pro Motocross and amassed multiple top-fi...
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Post Tags: Kevin Windham, Motocross, Supercross, K-Dub, Honda
Kurt Caselli Ride the Dream Viewing Party
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Tonight, Southern California's Malcom Smith Motorsports is hosting a viewing party for the recently released Ride the Dream documentary on late motorcycle off-road racing champ, Kurt Caselli. A $20...
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Following Fillmore: Adventures in Austria
Monday, June 23, 2014
Traveling to exotic places is one of the perks of being a professional motorcycle racer and something that KTM's AMA Superbike racer, Chris Fillmore takes full advantage of. In this episode o...
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REV'IT! Brooklyn Open House
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
This coming Saturday, European motorcycle safety and apparel brand, REV'IT!, invites New Yorkers to its Brooklyn showroom to have a look at its latest gear for this summer's riding seas...
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Win $1000 in RSD Parts Giveaway
Thursday, June 19, 2014
We're big fans of Roland Sands Design, from the ground-up customs they build to the slick aftermarket parts they create. We've featured several of them on our 2004 Sportster Custom pr...
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Y.E.S. Crew Builds YZF-R6 From Frame Up
Thursday, June 19, 2014
During the 2014 AMA Pro GoPro Daytona SportBike round at Road America, Yamaha Extended Service's Garrett Gerloff suffered an off prior to Race 1 which destroyed his YZF-R6. In the three hours befor...
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Rofa and Norrodin in the HPC
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Malaysian riders Hafiza Rofa and Adam Norrodin compete in the Moto3 class of the FIM CEV Repsol series and have recently moved to the High Performance Center in Barcelona to take their training to ...
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Not Everyone Can Be a Red Bull X-Fighter
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
The final stop of the 2014 Red Bull X-Fighter World Tour is Saturday August 23, 2014 in Pretoria and YouTube funny-man Anton Taylor has put together a little clip to help promote the event. It's go...
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In light of the pot-stirring comments made by Washington Capitals defenceman Roman Hamrlik, who cited this being his third lockout as one source of frustration, we take a quick look at the 14 NHLers who have been enshrined into the rather dubious Three-Lockout Club. Meaning, the following players have had to deal with this kind of mess on three separate occasions: 1994-95, 2004-05 and, of course, 2012-13.
The big question is, Will this third lockout mean the end for some of these veterans' NHL careers?
Jaromir Jagr, Dallas Stars
While lockouts are certainly hard to deal with, they have yet to impact Jagr's play.
After the 1994-95 lockout, Jagr went on to be the league's leading scorer with 70 points (32 goals and 38 assists) in 48 games. Jagr's outstanding season helped him earn his first of five Art Ross trophies and finish as a finalist for the Hart Trophy as the league's most valuable player (Eric Lindros).
After the 2004-05 lockout, Jagr finished second in the league in scoring behind San Jose Sharks forward Joe Thornton with 123 points (54 goals and 69 assists) in 82 games.
Teemu Selanne, Anaheim Ducks
With retirement right staring several NHLers in the face, this particular lockout is certainly bad timing, especially for Anaheim Ducks' forward Teemu Selanne.
After experiencing his first lockout in 1994-95 with the Winnipeg Jets, Selanne averaged just more than a point a game in the 48-game shortened season on 22 goals and 26 assists for 48 points in 45 games played. Selanne was even better after the 2004-05 lockout as he put up 90 points (40 goals and 50 assists) in 80 games with Anaheim Ducks.
Hopefully, this lockout will not spell the end for the "Finnish Flash".
Jason Arnott, UFA
After having a successful rookie campaign in which he potted 68 points (33 goals and 35 assists) in the 1993-94 season, then Edmonton Oilers' forward Jason Arnott had to see if he could follow up that successful season in a shortened 48-game schedule.
Arnott did alright as he posted 37 points (15 goals and 22 assists) in 42 games, which probably would've put him right around the same point-mark he had his rookie year had it been a full season. Following the 2004-05 lockout, Arnott had a terrific year with the Dallas Stars as he scored 32 goals (his second 30-goal campaign in his NHL career) and added 44 assists for 76 points, which is currently his career high.
Still an unrestricted free agent after playing with the St. Louis Blues last season, who knows if and when the 38-year-old power forward will be back on the ice again.
Ray Whitney, Dallas Stars
The NHL's Little Engine That Could, Dallas Stars forward Ray Whitney, is now involved with his third league lockout.
With the San Jose Sharks in the 1994-95 shortened season, Whitney had 25 points (13 goals and 12 assists) in 39. He also scored 8 points (4 goals and 4 assists) in 11 postseason games, including the game winning goal in Game 7 of the first round against the Calgary Flames.
After the 2004-05 lockout, Whitney came back strong with the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2005-06 season. That year, Whitney had 55 points (17 goals and 38 assists) in 63 games and added 15 (9 goals and 6 assists) more in the postseason in helping lead the Hurricanes to their first Stanley Cup.
At 40 years of age and with a new two-year contract with the Dallas Stars, this lockout certainly impacts his first season with his new club. Let's hope that when the puck drops, Whitney can finish his career strong and keep showing the league why he is one of its most consistent players.
Martin Brodeur, New Jersey Devils
Prior to the 1994-95 lockout, then young New Jersey Devils netminder was coming off a rookie season in which he won the Calder Trophy as the league's rookie of the year as well as getting his team to within one game of making the Stanley Cup final for the first time in team history.
While a shortened 1994-95 season was not ideal for a Cup-winning campaign, Brodeur helped the Devils make it so. Brodeur went 16-4 with a stellar 1.67 GAA, a .927 save percentage and three shutouts in helping lead the team to its first Stanley Cup by defeating the league-best Detroit Red Wings in a four-game sweep.
The 2005-06 season after the 2004-05 lockout may not have led to another Cup, but Brodeur certainly had another solid season. He won 43 games, had a 2.57 GAA, a .911 save percentage and five shutouts in getting the Devils into the postseason for the ninth straight year.
Like Whitney, Brodeur signed a two-year deal during the off-season, so this lockout significantly cuts into his remaining time in the league.
Chris Pronger, Philadelphia Flyers
When the league was under a lockout in 1994-95, then Hartford Whalers' young defenceman Chris Pronger had barely made his mark in the NHL.
Yes, Pronger was the second overall pick in the 1993 NHL Draft and yes, he posted 30 points (5 goals and 25 assists) in his rookie campaign. However, Pronger was nowhere near the monster defenceman he would turn out to be in his NHL career.
After the 2004-05 lockout, Pronger started with the Edmonton Oilers after nine terrific seasons with the St. Louis Blues. In 2005-06, Pronger quickly made his presence felt by leading the Oilers to their first Stanley Cup Final since 1990 as he posted 21 points (5 goals and 16 assists) in 24 games.
Currently, Pronger is still suffering from post-concussion syndrome and it is not yet known whether or not Pronger will ever return to the ice the next time the puck drops.
Other NHLers who have endured three lockouts:
Adrian Aucoin, Columbus Blue Jackets
Sergei Gonchar, Ottawa Senators
Roman Hamrlik, Washington Capitals
Nikolai Khabibulin, Edmonton Oilers
Jamie Langenbrunner, St. Louis Blues
Sean O'Donnell, UFA
Brian Rolston, UFA
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Thorny shrub endemic to Morocco, hawthorn colonizes calcareous soils, deep and wet forests of oak in the Middle Atlas. Known since antiquity by Greek doctors, hawthorn is used in traditional medicine to treat cardiovascular disorders. Today, the plant is fed back into official pharmacopoeias because of its therapeutic properties. It is considered as "the friend of the heart" on base many treatments of cardiovascular system.
The medicinal value of hawthorn were revealed in the late eighteenth sciècle by American doctors. The extract of the plant is widely available in North America, and prescription in Europe. This is a very common plant of woods and hedges. In Morocco the hawthorn grows in the forests of the Middle Atlas.
The leaves, flowers and fruits of hawthorn contain flavonoids, anthocyanidins and procyanidins buffy, and terpene derivatives.
Hawthorn is a sympathetic nervous system sedative, a diuretic and a regulator of cardiac rhythm.
Oxyacantha the variety is mostly used in modern medicine and homeopathy, for its cardiotonic and sedative.
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Celicaxx and Bruges hang out.
Right now the #1 person that I want to hang out with most from the blog is Celicaxx.
Here is how I see a day going with him:
I land and he picks me up in his Celica XX.
"Brent Kim do you know anything about cars?"
We go to a noodle shop that's in the same plaza as an Asian market. We eat ramen. It is kinda fake but they put pork belly in mine so I am happy. Celicaxx identifies both the brand and the flavor of the instant noodle base that the restaurant used to make it and says that we could have just bought pork belly and the ramen and made it at home for cheaper.
"Am I going to meet your parents?" I ask him.
"Do you want to go look at the new Gundam models?" he replies.
We walk across the plaza to the comic book/collectible store. Celicaxx talks to me about Gundam models. I am – at age 28 – more genuinely interested in the Pokemon comics.
"If you could be any pokemon which pokemon would you be?" I ask him.
"The one that is most like a Gundam. So maybe Metagross or Genesect."
I convince Celicaxx to take me to Starbucks instead of Dunkin Donuts pre-workout. He orders an iced coffee with cream and sugar. I get a quad espresso con panna, the fakest "I drink espresso" espresso.
At the gym, Celicaxx appreciates when I don't pretend to coach him.
Later, we hang up the gymnastics rings on a tree in a park.
"Why didn't you do these in the gym?" he asks.
"I am tired of being a spectacle."
"At least this is like a scene from Hajime no Ippo."
We eat pho in silence.
Later in the evening we go to his ice skating rink. The other ice skaters glare at me for taking up space, and at Celicaxx for bringing this scrub to the rink. He chats with some of the other training skaters and they all skate around me as they do their routine. I slip around but don't fall. I have a shit-eating grin on my face.
Celicaxx tries to instruct me.
"Just bend your legs like a Gundam dive-landing from high orbit."
"Okay," I say.
Celicaxx gives up and practices his double axel.
When it is time to leave, I take too long for his liking to make my way off the rink. He skates towards me, takes my hand, and we skate off to the exit.
"I had fun," I tell him.
"It was okay," he says.
He doesn't hug back.
Weeks later I wrote an ambiguous post about the friction of ice and the frailty of fantasy. Celicaxx never comments on it.
Is this comedy?
Day[9] did a rant a while ago about the concept of "health" in 2014:
It shouldn't be a fucking secret that I am Day[9]'s biggest fan.
"But Bong Hyun Kek," you might say, "You don't even PLAY StarCraft II."
You're right – I don't play it. But I've watched every episode of the Day[9] daily including Funday Mondays and Day[9]'s Day Off. He's a great speaker, great sense of humor, super relatable to the 18-30 year old geek male demographic. When he goes off on his tangents about first getting his bike and riding around neighborhoods to stop by his classmates's houses and awkwardly sitting outside them – THAT'S MY LIFE HE'S TALKING ABOUT. And it's FUCKING HILARIOUS, because the relief of not being the only creepy ass fucking 13 year old to do this washes over me in an awesome wave.
So when I saw this video – which is fucking so accurate – I was feeling manic, and I was like, I am Day[9]'s biggest fan, I completely agree that "health" in 2014 is fucking idiotically nebulous, and I've spent like the past 9 years learning about some aspects of health and fitness first hand. So I sent him an email, first of all gushing about how much I love him and secondly that I'd be happy to be a consultant for his quest for health. He has mentioned in a few of his daily streams that he's trying to eat better and lose weight and has been fairly successful on his own.
Hi Sean, or staff guy who will hopefully forward this to Sean,
First of all I could not be a bigger fan, that is why I am writing this email.
Look – I just turned 28, I know you are in the same boat, and I know that you've been working on becoming healthier, you've been referencing your diet and exercise in several vids and you recently did a GREAT discussion about what Health means in 2014. You couldn't be more right – there's a lot of bullshit to parse through.
Look man – I know there are probably a lot of internet fitness people who say this, and maybe you already have your own consult already –
But look – I have been doing fitness-oriented bullshit for like 8 years and I have gone through a lot of Dunning-Kruger bullshit where I thought I knew a lot, realized I didn't know a lot, and started trying to learn more. So I have accumulated a lot of knowledge and a fair bit of actual experience because the only reason I started caring about "fitness" was because I wanted to be a competitive weightlifter.
Look man – I wanna help you. And I think I know some stuff that would definitely help you. And I want to do it for free because again <– #1 fan. Real talk, no homo.
I am not saying I have ALL the answers, but I have always made an effort to improve my understanding of athletic development, mobility, nutrition, and body recomposition and I would love to put you in a good direction right off the bat.
Hey man – it would be an honor to help.
If you have other people guiding you – that's great. I'd still love to be a second opinion/consult if you ever want want a different point of view.
Good luck either way and I believe in you.
I even added, "I run a dark comedy fitness blog." IS THIS COMEDY?
Hey guys, don't let me keep you in fucking suspense, HE NEVER GOT BACK TO ME. Now we can rationalize that oh Day[9]'s busy, he is an active caster, does tons of events, is one of the most prominent personalities in e-sports – for all you fucking haters out there DAY[9] WAS IN FORBES TOP 30 UNDER 30 ENTERTAINERS. We can say oh he gets tons of emails – I used the feedback email on his website and a fucking secretary got back with me saying she'd received it and would forward it to him.
But let's be real here –
I'm a short, dyel-mode Asian (btw I am cutting and weigh 155lbs) with an Elliot Rodgers-style blog writing Elliot Rodgers-style emails and if Day[9] had ANY response it was to report me to the FBI for cyber harassment. I mean the guy is fucking 28, and he's legit pretty smart, in addition to being a great StarCraft II analyst and video game mechanic he has an undergrad degree in mathematics and is pretty insightful, plus unlike me WHO STILL HAS EPISODES OF DUNNING-KRUGER (RECENTLY MY BOSS ASKED ME HOW MY LIFTING WAS GOING. I MADE THE MISTAKE OF ANSWERING SERIOUSLY SAYING "I DID A WORK CAPACITY PHASE WHICH IS WHERE YOU BASICALLY ACCUMULATE A LOT OF VOLUME AND NOW I AM DOING A STRENGTH PHASE WHERE I REDUCE THE VOLUME AND IT'S BEEN GOING WELL SO FAR" IT TOOK A LONG TIME TO SAY AND SHE DIDN'T CARE) I am sure Sean recognizes that it's not fucking rocket science.
Jesus. So now I'm sitting here at my fucking jerk station watching Day[9] play Zelda: A Link To The Past eating carrot cake from Stackhouse Burgers (they were out of the coconut cream cake). And I am periodically and literally laughing out loud at him play this game, the same guy who makes me feel rejected is bringing me joy and it's just such an emotional mind fuck. He's my new vpvg – very personable video gamer. <– IS THIS COMEDY???
Celicaxx does Rin Nakai do anything for you?
Jerk cheese.
The gym I go to got some fucking really well made jerk boxes for $350 with free delivery, kinda sick. When I say "well made" I mean every segment is flush and square with each other, and they don't slide around on top of each other. It has been a while since I've used jerk boxes but every box I have ever used at every other gym I've ever been to has not been flush and square, and the pieces were not well secured and the boxes became a jenga puzzle after two reps. I was excited to use them today, I am a fan of low black snatches in addition to using them for jerks. Within 3 reps on them doing snatches I bounced them off the boxes after missing behind me and promptly put a fucking whole in the wall behind the platform.
I apologized to both the trainers and Dave says, "Will you help me fix it?"
I said sure – BECAUSE I'M HANDY AS FUCK, RIGHT? He is gonna LOVE my "help" I am sure. That will be another story to tell here. Who wants to see me try to use a hammer or whatever the fuck it is we're going to use to repair dry wall? Stay tuned for pictures and a story of why I had to find another gym.
A while back I was talking to Chris about sitting at my computer, except I referred to it as my "jerk station." He fucking loved it, and it has become a joke between the 70s Big HQ guys ever since. Now any time we discuss hypothetical situations, I am depicted as masturbating at my jerk station, usually to something terrible, and usually resulting in me mutilating my penis by splitting the head into two. I have taken it to the next level after sharing the joy that is the cumbox to the guys, and have started using the term "jerk cheese" – if you want it to be used in a sentence, try "I was sitting at my jerk station last night, fermenting my jerk cheese."
It's been well-received.
Anyways, I can't think of, look at, or use jerk boxes without thinking about jerk stations, jerk grease, and jerk cheese.
Yes, I am typing this post at my jerk station.
^ he's been identified as a miscer among the lifting community.
This blog has been described as misogynist – which sounds like selective reading since it's clearly misanthropic, with the only positive outlooks being on the military, beep boop music, Sean Day[9] Plott, and anime. Anyways, my point is I'm just waiting for the hammer to drop. Foreveralone, socially awkward males are going to be vilified, and I already look like the Virginia Tech shooter – let's be honest, I'm the first guy the feds are going to use "justified" lethal force against in a pre-emptive campaign to subdue threats to public security. The reason?
"Suspicious activity using unknown materials."
The reality?
Sitting at my jerk station, churning some jerk cheese.
Update on my dad for you guys – he has always liked to listen to smooth jazz, basically elevator music. Sad part? I fucking love elevator music, too. He recently got a new drum set and seemed to be really happy it. I thought the novelty wore off for him, but I visited him yesterday and I walk into the living room to find him playing the drums to fucking smooth jazz on apple tv. I would say, "This is my future," but I am no where near as baller as my dad. My fake fucking talent? I'm "a good writer," the artistic equivalent of telling someone, "You've got a great personality." BRB can write in complete sentences and communicate like an adult, "oh yeah I'm a 'writer,' it's like art but with words." My dad's talents? He paints, plays drums, and made fun of me when I was 13 and couldn't do a pull up <– so basically comedy.
Before you say he was a bad father (for obvious reasons) – he wasn't. I didn't become mentally ill until I started lifting.
I mean seriously – before lifting I was confident – confident that me doing 100 push ups in a set made me strong [edit - actually if I recall correctly I think the most I ever did in a set was 50, this was at 105lbs bw too and it was also with an over-extended spine], that I was in good cardiovascular shape because I ran a 14 minute 2 mile, and that I could hold my own in a fight because I did taekwondo shadow sparring in my parents's garage wearing weird wind pants that I liked because they made me feel like a ninja. I dated loser high school chicks, and I say that realizing today that my romantic interests in high school foreshadowed my future as a fucking reject, but at the time it seemed like I was semi-sociable.
Today's MopeWOD: secrete some jerk cheese.
Always look twice.
The French have a saying.
If you see a pretty girl in passing, don't look twice. She won't be as beautiful when you look again.
When you examine people more closely, you can see more of their flaws. Maybe this goes beyond skin deep. Maybe they meant – as you grow to know someone who appears to be amazing, you learn that they are only human. So one could interpret the advice to mean: let yourself idealize this person. The avatar that you create in your mind will be prettier, more fulfilling, more complete in your mind.
I saw her once, in passing. Except it was more than just in passing. It was also not enough.
I know that nothing about her, as I perceive her, is real. Her half-smile was just a half-smile. Her eyes are dark, they only give the impression of something solemn and wistful, some pretend emotion that doesn't even exist in the real world.
I should have looked twice. If I saw her again, I could find something human. She has poor posture. She has a fake laugh. Her vocabulary isn't particularly impressive.
I am succumbing to the worst parts of myself. I know that I believe in a lie. I need the truth to disappoint me, so that having met her will be less profound, so that I am not affected by something that doesn't exist.
Today's MopeWOD: Always look twice.
Marines move to contact.
"What's the point of being happy about qualifying for meets? I see it all the time, but I don't get the appeal. Like OK, you have lifts good enough to get in to a meet, but if you aren't good enough to place, why is that any good?"
It's not good. It won't make me happy.
Marines move to contact.
Remember that.
If you make a qualifying total, there are probably a bunch of other guys who are going to stomp your shit in. Are you going to sit at home and jerk off to futanari impregnation porn or are you going to belt up and engage?
Both are perfectly fine.
But Marines move to contact.
I'm not saying you're a Marine. I'm not saying I'm a Marine. I'm definitely not saying I'd pass Marine PT standards.
If you make a qualifying total, there are probably a bunch of other guys who also qualified who think you are a fucking piece of shit faggot. They are absolutely right. Your girlfriend or wife or your fake fucking "oh my god best friend you're so special to me" lady whatever the fuck would definitely leave you for any one of them. They're stronger, more jacked, better looking, have a bigger dick. Are you going to engage?
You are on a playground. You've never played basketball. You are 28. You shoot some hoops while shirtless, to catch a tan. Eventually some 8 year old kids join you. You play HORSE. They beat you. You aggressively challenge them to a "real game." Fundamentally they play basketball better than you. But you are taller than them and heavier so when you elbow them in the fucking face they go down and you double dribble over to the hoop and miss a lay-up but rebound your own shot. Then you do the jerk-off gesture in their face.
Their older brother sees from the other court and he challenges you to a game. "Let's see you pick on someone your own size," he says.
Do you engage?
I met a hot latina chick a little while ago. She stayed at my work for a bit and then transferred to a different place, probably to avoid me. Thing is she added me on facebook and I made the mistake of sending her a message asking her how she was doing. She seemed to be happy (since she didn't see me anymore) but she asked if I had seen her lunch bag at work – normally she wouldn't care but her mom gave it to her. I said I'd check for her. I found it. I told her. She was happy that she hadn't lost it but also didn't want to drive all the way out there to pick it up. I said I'd bring it to her, because she works relatively close to where I live. She said okay. I brought it to her. There was an awkward silence. You and I both know what we're waiting for –
Did I engage?
The answer is no. I didn't engage. It's why I'm not a Marine. It's why I'm not a hundred other things that wouldn't make me a fucking pussy. <– oppressive and patriarchy but I don't give a fucking shit – if you do, then why don't you fucking move to contact and engage?
I went to a meet once where I lifted the most in my weight class. It wasn't a good feeling. It felt like everything was a lie. It was like when I took a creative writing class and everyone else wrote about sunsets and fox spirits.
Maybe this is a pattern of behavior. People raised in abusive homes tend to seek out abusive relationships. Maybe my pattern is – is what? To build emotionally codependent and ambiguous relationships with girls who otherwise don't give me the time of day? To re-affirm my mediocrity, as I've done throughout my adolescence?
Harry, you WK'ed Gillian Ward for pressing 135lbs x 9. You said it motivated you to work harder. First of all, spare me. Secondly, you went on to say your goal is to press bodyweight for one – some fucking guy at a Gold's Gym might press 1.5x bodyweight and there are other fucking guys who press 396lbs like Klokov – but you are who you are and you do what you can. So you're running some fucking modified 5/3/1 to work towards a bodyweight press. You've encountered contact, and you are engaging.
If I qualify for a meet, I've made contact. I can either sit at home and jerk it to gokkun play or I can engage.
Hey for the record, jerking it would be the thing that is any good and makes me happy.
Qualifying for a meet just makes me realize how much of a fucking mistake it is to wear mismatched lifting shoes.
"Why do you keep saying Marines move to contact?"
I was reading a thread on reddit about vet's experiences in Iraq. One guy said that he and his unit were on patrol and they saw clear signs of an IED – guys hanging out near windows with a cellphone, some deliberately placed rubble, etc. They wanted to call in eod to secure the area but their CO denied them permission. The guy reiterated the situation, this time asking if they could at least use an alternative approach, and the CO again denied permission and said "MARINES. MOVE. TO CONTACT." So they proceeded down the road and two guys got blown up.
What I am getting at is that nothing matters. Nothing is "any good." You commit to something and you will probably die or become disillusioned or be delusional before anything good comes out of it. But you can't avoid contact, and you are compelled to engage.
Do you have fighting spirit?
There was a time when I thought Bolo Yeung was too bulky. There was a time when I was content doing a set of 100 push ups and a set of 100 sit ups and 5 sets of 20 air squats and considered that a good fitness regimen. It was a happier time, and at once my darkest hour.


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[QUOTE=JStokes;4488737]Not an enjoyable or likeable character in the entire film (well maybe the father/grandfather)--and it was a movie about the people.
Clooney's character was just Clooney. But even he wasn't real, none of the anger or hurt he should have been experiencing, reaching out to the Bill Speer character was just fundamentally wrong. And where was his complicity in what happened? Why the split? He was just working hard at his law practice? Please.
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The girls were awful, and I'm not buying the older daughter's flip to the helping loving kid, trying to do right by Dad.
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I'm pretty sure that brewing salts are better than 5.2, but I wanna know how well or how bad 5.2 works compared to brewing salts, I'm interested to try a recipe that I've already done and use 5.2 and compare it to the one with out water adjustments
I'm interested for you to try that too. Do you have a pH meter to inform you of the efficacy of the 5.2 in doing what it claims vice control and salts-added batches?
The goals of water treatment in brewing are:
A. Establish proper mash pH
B. Insure adequate minerals for a good, bright wort and yeast health
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Salts are effective to some extent in A, B and C. 5.2 promises only A but does not deliver.
AJ is right. 5.2 is bogus. It doesn't work and adds a lot of sodium to your beer.http://www.homebrewersassociation.or...p?topic=1125.0
To paraphrase Dr. England - "Off-flavors smooth with time. So do mountains. Brew it right from the start!"
My blogsite: http://nateobrew.blogspot.com/
The real question you need to ask yourself, do you really need 5.2?
Plug your water and your next grainbill into Bru'n water and see what it says, i'll bet your close. Also, if you are a little low ... the amylases work better at slightly lower pH's.
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El Reg pays tribute to father of Playmobil
Another Reg/PlayMobil classic
That is all. Thank you and much plastic-arm-waving-respect to all concerned.
First case of sleep emailing documented
Not only asleep ...
But obviously changing sex at the same time!
While staying at a relatives house, ***he*** was even able to start the unfamiliar computer, enter a user name and password to log in, launch the web browser, access the website, and enter ***her*** password to compose and send out ***her *** somnambulant messages.
Terrible standard of writing, never been so shocked, what's the world coming to, journalists of today, so appalled I shall cancel my subscription, all the usual.
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@Sim, various ACs etc. re: 'Awesome' bar
Want to turn off the 'Awesome' bar? Allow me to let you in to a closely guarded secret - you can do it! Just by typing, you don't need no stinkin' extension!
It's even been published on El Reg several times already!
There's a top secret L33t HaX0r way of finding out what to do. The thing is: there's this pretty good website called 'Google' that runs this, like, index of the Internet. And the best thing is - you can search it! So if you go to Google and you type in something really complex like
turn off Firefox awesome bar
Any one of the 74,800 hits will tell you ...
In the 'Awesome' bar type
about:config (and press Enter)
Find the line for
Click that line so that the value changes to true
The end.
Now put your computer back in the box it came in, and send it back to the manufacturer asking for a full refund.
MS lines up six critical fixes for Tuesday
Tuts, rolls eyes, sighs deeply
'for next Tuesday as part the last edition this year'
Shouldn't that perhaps be
'for next Tuesday as part *OF* the last edition this year'?
I for one welcome our grammatically-challenged Reg overlords :)
Yes, I am a pedant, and yes I do have lots of better and more important things to be doing at this time of a Monday morning.
Best wishes as ever, thanks for another entertaining and informative year
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+1 for a 'bad/evil linux' icon
Not of course that anyone would ever dream of using it, or ever find the need to, of course :)
Also another vote for good / bad Google icons, so that I for one can welcome our new data-guzzling all-encompassing no-evil-doing overlords?
And thank Dawkins that the PH and IGMC icons are back, if you'd not reprieved them I would have ... er ... been extremely mildly annoyed for a few minutes then ... I might even have tutted exasperatedly. More than once.
Google smears Chrome on 'sacred' home page
My comment of 5th September made this precise point:
You, sirrah, shall be hearing from my lawyers, assuming of course they're not sucked into a black hole at 08:30 this morning ...
Ubuntu zoo preps for new arrival
First sighting
> Shuttleworth raises the prospect of Ubuntu becoming a much stronger competitor to Windows and Mac OS in 2009, with several million consumer devices, from netbook to desktop PC running it.
Is he therefore the winner in the annual race to be the first to say '[CurrentYear+1] will be the year of desktop linux'?
Chrome: A new force for web applications?
Link on the Google home page?
> I notice Google have placed a link to download it on their home page.
What does this do to the Holy Word Count Of 28 on the Google home page, which only two months ago they were defending in the face of Californian legal threats?
What's that smell? Horse? Cow? Dog? No, it's definitely bull ...
Grid computer recreates ancient Greek lute
@Why look to the past?
>The 303, 8-bit chips and various other tools have created some distinctive and interesting music
*Some* distinctive music, yes, but the vast majority of it is IMNSHO rendered completely unlistenable by the ubiquitous addition of the sound of someone roughly nailing a garden shed together.
All of which still doesn't explain why an ancient Greek instrument would (a) play a medieval tune and (b) sound like a midi file played on a cheap soundcard ...
Mine's the one with the 'Keep Music Live' sticker and the rauschpfeife in the back pocket ...
Oz cops call up phone records after car smashes
Excellent news
The sooner this comes in force in the Uk the better. You always get breathalysed, the check for mobile usage should be mandatory as well. The current penalties for mobe-driving are still way too low and patchily enforced, and this is a rare case where it really is true that if you've nothing to hide you've got nothing to fear ...
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'Milestone' Microsoft service pack staples .NET's stomach
Lo and behold ...
> a lot of people are angry at the fact they have to download
> different version numbers of the .NET Framework on their
> machines to build and test applications. Imagine how messy
> it could get in a world of multiple profiles, all of them running
> different version numbers.
No need to *imagine* - just try to do anything client-side involving the myriad mutually exclusive versions of the Java runtime! At least all the various .Net Frameworks co-exist on the same machine - installing a 2nd JRE nearly always breaks the first one.
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Microsoft charts security vuln MAPP
Maybe ...
Maybe this is at least partly a response to the great ZoneAlarm / Windows Update cock-up of a few weeks ago, where a security update knocked loads of ZA users off the Internet.
If the other vendors (ZA in that particular case) can get more and better information from Microsoft about both the vulnerability and about the upcoming patches designed to fix said vulnerability, surely that reduces the chance of a similar scenario in the future.
MAPP looks like a good move to me.
Thunderbird patches are go
Core functionality patches?
One hoorah for keeping the security up to date, but how about getting some functionality upgrades?
My most recent Thunderbird trial went in the recycle bin recently when I was hit yet again by the 'slow startup due to exponentially growing inbox.nsf' file bug which has been there for donkey's years since version 0.?? - at the third time of asking in about as many weeks I just deleted the Thunderbird install rather than the nsf file.
Combine that with the sl--o-o-o-w performance, the endless disc thrashing, the truly pathetic message filtering, the toytown icons, and the general impression that Tbird is a neglected token half-arsed poor relation to Firefox (of which I'm a great fan) and it'll take several large bribes to make me try Chunderbird again.
And yes I know all about extensions, but I really have better things to do than spend countless hours looking for extensions to get key bits of basic functionality (I need an add-in for next and previous buttons? C'mon .... )
Paris? She's a Chunderbird too ...
Cnet blogger squadron discovers long lines at Apple retail stores
+1 on pointless
A septic writing about other septics who are writing about other septics who are going to the shops? Be still my beating heart ....
Now if only the scene had been recreated in PlayMobil or on a DiReW cover, I'd understand why it was on El Reg ...
Strange cults, vocal surgery and the quiet man: Inside Microsoft
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It won't play on my TBBTABABOS (two-baked-beans-tins-attached-by-a-bit-of-string) rig either.
For God's sake RegPodMeisters, you really do need to support every possible hardware / software / codec / OS / language combination if you're going to do it at all properly.
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Knight Rider satnav spied in the wild
> the GPS gadget greats you with "Hello, Michael,
> where would you like to go today?" when
> you turn it on.
Shouldn't that be 'greets'? Or, seeing as how it sounds like it would be *really annoying*, how about 'grates'?
Icon? Bill Grates ...
Cyber B52 strikes mooted as response to Chinese infowar
Truth by persistence
'the truth of a thing is determined by the number of Americans who can be found to assert it. In another manner of speaking, if one can fill a room with bull, hearsay and gossip, there's always a magic tipping point where it transforms into fact, like lead turns into gold when touched by the Philosopher's Stone in alchemy.'
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My husband and I are planning to roadtrip from Brooklyn up the east coast to Maine, stopping along the way for the best in foodie offerings. Seafood of course will be the highlight but also looking for quirky suggestions (best donuts, ice cream, pies, lobster rolls, etc.). Any suggestions of best restaurants/road side stands or best foodie towns to stop in would be so helpful. Thanks!
It's hard to make suggestions unless you give us a more specific route.....but the Clam Shack in Kennebunkport has the best Fried Whole Belly Clams I have ever had.....and the Lobster Shack @ Two Lights, outside Portland, for steamed Lobster are two to start.
I would also suggest pizza in New Haven.....I like Frank Pepe.
re: fourunder
Thanks for these! Our itinerary is a bit vague right now, but here is my ideal. Start out in CT at Pepe's, since I have never been and keep hearing about it. Continue on to RI for a day since we have friends there. Then I'm hoping to get up to So. Yarmouth, where I used to visit my grandparents as a kid (recommendations welcome!) Followed by Maine coast, of which I know nothing about. Thinking maybe Bar Harbour. But open to any suggestions!
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Just in case anyone tries to convince you to go to Sally's instead of Frank Pepe.....let me say this. Although I thoroughly enjoyed the appiza at Sally's.....their service is terrible and it's not worth the drama, the back door access or the secret telephone number. During my neice's four year stint at college in New Haven I ate there many times.....but not by choice. Usually, because people like yourself wanted to try it. On my first trip there, I was second in line before they opened.....doors opened, sat and ordered right away.....but were near last to be served. It wasn't worth the waiting outside, then at the table ......
re: fourunder
Thanks for the tip!
re: kam0424
Just remember, pepe's opens at 11:30am. I'd time my departure from NYC until after rush hour to be one of the first in line. Then I'd give a big +1 to midcoastmainiacs list of cities.
We love BT's Smokehouse in Sturbridge MA...always stop in for some Q on our drive from NH to NJ.
Goody Cole's in Epping NH is excellent as well for BBQ.
Love Republic Cafe in Manchester NH
Petey's in Rye for a lobster roll. I've also heard great things about the lobster rolls and clam chowder at The Beach Plum, but I've never been.
If you drive thru Hampton, get Blink's Fried Dough.
re: rizzo0904
Totally forgot about fried dough, thanks for the suggestion!
On the "foodie town" list (Boston north)...assuming you are staying closer to the coast on the drive...would be:
1. Boston
2. Portland
3. Rockland/Camden
4. Bar Harbor
There are some other little pockets in between, like Portsmouth, Kennebunk/York, Damariscotta and Belfast which have some really great options, as limited as they may be. All of those places deserve a stop and look around nonetheless.
If you search the Chowhound boards for those destinations, you'll get alot of info (including donuts, ice cream, pies, lobster rolls and anything else you can dream of).
re: MidCoastMaineiac
Thank you, this town list was amazingly helpful!
Since you will be driving north, here are some suggestions from south to north:
Pie: Pie In the Sky, York/Cape Neddick, ME, on Route 1
Donuts: Congdon's on Route 1 in Wells, ME
Lobster rolls/clam chowder: Cape Pier Chowder House, Kennebunkport/Cape Porpoise, ME
Assuming you'll be on I-95/Maine Turnpike, you can get off at the York exit and drive Route 1 through to Kennebunkport, where you can get back on the T'pike.
re: IWantFood
re: kam0424
If you're going that route, you'll go through Ogunquit center, a really lovely place to stroll around, with a beautiful ocean walk called Marginal Way. Don't miss Bread n' Roses bakery and the wonderful candy store next door, which looks exactly like an old-fashioned candy store should (the divinity fudge is wicked good).
If we've gotten an early start from NY metro, we often stop in Providence for lunch... lots of restaurants in the riverwalk area. Bar Harbor is a great food town, IMO. Trenton Bridge lobster pound is our favorite, even if it is on a busy road.
Boston: The imports aren't as tasty. Blunch, in Boston makes excellent sandwiches for lunch or a snack. Speed's Hot Dogs, if you can find the truck, has delicious sausages as well as a balsamic, which I believe is a better topping on ice cream than their dogs. Shabu-Zen is good for Japanese style hot pot dinners. Neptune Oyster has a great raw bar, but only mediocre kitchen fare.
Kennebunk: : Being a veteran of the Brooklyn to Maine route/s, I will second the Clam Shack in Kennebunk. But only if they have local clams. Sometimes, the their beds get red tide and they need to import. HB Provisions has deceptively delicious breakfast and lunch (sandwiches). The Hot Diggity Dog truck makes a mean pork (with casing) hot dog. Grilled and surrounded by Texas toast. Mabel's Lobster Claw makes a very good Savanna lobster and house blueberry muffins. If you like the lobster tamale and roe you need to make it very clear to the waitress to tell the chef to either leave it in the lobster or serve it on the side. Avoid Allison's. They seem to cater to the "munchies" crowd. Everything tasted like a reheat.
Bar Harbor: Unfortunately, I went there in mid-October when everyone closed for the season. However, I did like McKay's Public House. The mussels were cooked perfectly. If you order the lamb burger make sure you ask for the whipped feta cheese on the side.
In between Portland & Bar Harbor you'll probably run into private houses that sell oysters. They seem to work on an honor system. You go into the garage and take what you want and leave the money on the side. You have to shuck/cook them yourself. So bring a knife and/or a hibachi.
On the way back you need to stop at the Sanford Butcher in Sanford, Maine. They have the most excellent cuts of beef, pork and chicken you will taste. They will survive the trip back to NYC provided you have a cooler with ice and/or if the meats are frozen. They also make excellent in-house bison jerky.
You should also bring lots of water when you start heading out to Bar Harbor. The stretches on US 1 along with the stop & go traffic in the towns will dehydrate you.
re: David11238
Glidden Point Oysters has a road side stand selling fresh oysters on the honor system, worth a stop if you're headed down the Boothbay peninsula. And please DO get off Route1 and explore the villages (Pemaquid, Round Pound, Friendship, Port Clyde, Sprucehead, Tenant's Harbor) of Mid-Coast Maine!
re: crawfish
Don't forget Red's Eats in Wiscasset, Maine on US1 / ME27 right before the bridge. Classic stop on our way to/from Bar Harbor. 'Nuff said.
Although they don't have a website (that I can find, anyhow), just Google them and you will get lots of info & reviews.
Enjoy your trip !
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Red's Eats and The Lobster Skack at Two Lights, Cape Elizabeth, Maine were my two favorites on a road trip 2 years ago. Trying to go again this Oct.; for about 6 nights, think I'll go to Boothbay Harbor this time, any other places where I must stay? (Last time was Camden.)
We really enjoyed 2 Cats inn and restaurant in Bar Harbor for Breakfast/Brunch. Great Blueberry muffins as was everything else. It's been several years ago, so hope it is as good now as it was then.
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Investigators say they're following strong leads in the search for several suspects accused of robbing the Kangaroo Express Gas Station on Sunday night.
Police say three suspects entered the store on Rio Road, pointed a hand gun at the store clerk and demanded money. Then they ran off heading towards Greenbrier Drive with an undisclosed amount of money.
Both Charlottesville and Albemarle County Police are working together to find the suspects.
There are "approximately probably 10 to 14 units between the city and the county, looking for them," said Sgt. Tripp Martin of the Albemarle County Police Department.
The clerk was not hurt in the incident and police say there is security footage that will aid the investigation.
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Basketball: Galatasaray become women's Euroleague champs
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YEKATERINBURG, Russia - Galatasaray won the EuroLeague championship after beating archrivals Fenerbahce in a historic 'Turkish derby' in Europe's highest basketball competition for women.
Fenerbahce, last year's runners-up, succumbed once again in the final, their first loss in this year's tournament.
Galatasaray seemed to have everything going for them on the offensive end early on, which - coupled with a solid defensive effort - gave them a massive lead with 26-7 at the end of the first quarter.
Fenerbahce fought back in the second and third quarters to keep the points gap to single digits and managed to reduce Galatasaray's lead to a mere 2 points with five minutes to go in the game. However, the Lions held their own to become the EuroLeague champion, a first in Turkish women's basketball.
Galatasaray previously won the second-level European competition, FIBA EuroCup Women, in 2008.
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Hillary Sterling's menu has one of the hands-down best dishes this year.
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Benihana - Miramar
- Address:
3261 SW 160th Ave
Miramar, FL 33027Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
JapanesePrice: $30 and under
Benihana - Miramar
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.benihana.com/locations/miramar-fl-mr
- Phone: (954) 342-2892
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30 am - 3:00 pm, Saturday - Sunday: 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm, Friday - Saturday: 3:00 pm - 11:00 pm, Sunday: 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Japanese
- Executive Chef: Toshiya Nemoto
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Wine
A word from Benihana - Miramar
Welcome to Benihana and a dining experience unlike any other! If you've never been to Benihana before, let us tell you what you can expect: Our guests are seated at communal tables in groups of eight to ten, where your personal chef will perform the ancient art of Teppanyaki. Watch as we slice and dice, preparing a meal that will dazzle your eyes as well taste buds, whether you choose mouth-watering steak, tender chicken or succulent seafood.Continued
Or you can visit our sushi lounge where a talented sushi chef will prepare the freshest sashimi, maki and signature sushi rolls with the same flair that made Benihana a legend in Japanese cuisine. Smaller tables and more intimate seating is available in the lounge or bar on a first-come, first-served basis, whether you're looking to enjoy one of our delicious Benihana Teppanyaki entrées or our amazing selection of sushi!
Or you can visit our sushi lounge where a talented sushi chef will prepare the freshest sashimi, maki and signature sushi rolls with the same flair that made Benihana a legend in Japanese cuisine. Smaller tables and more intimate seating is available in the lounge or bar on a first-come, first-served basis, whether you're looking to enjoy one of our delicious Benihana Teppanyaki entrées or our amazing selection of sushi!
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- Diners' Choice WinnerKid Friendly
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Benihana - Miramar reviews from OpenTable diners
91 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.2
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (67)special occasion (61)kid-friendly (39)great for lunch (24)fit for foodies (16)neighborhood gem (13)romantic (11)great for brunch (8)late-night find (6)hot spot (5)scenic view (4)great for outdoor dining (4)notable wine list (3)vibrant bar scene (3)Show More
- Good for GroupsOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/14/2014Food was great! Service was a bit slow though. Took a while for our waiter to bring us refills and the moment our food was done being cooked he was bringing us to go boxes when we hadn't even touched our foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sad cook!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/11/2014We had a cook that was quite during cooking. Next tables were laughing and jumping ... They got an oriental cook and we didn't ... :-(Special Features:
- NikaNikaVIPDined on 11/11/2014Every time I come to this location something goes wrong, I had a reservation for 7pm and did not get seated until after 8pm. Then it took 30-45 for them to prep and start on the food... Poor, slow service
- Benihana MiramarJuanLuvDined on 11/4/2014Benihana made my birthday a great one! The food and service was great as always.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fantasticmiamigirlDined on 10/25/2014We came here for great food,and a great time and you delivered. I recommend eveyone to give benihana a try. The food and service will not let you down. Also our chef"julio" was the best. He made our dining experience. Give Julio a raise. He deserves it. ☺☺☺Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had a fun timeAndieDined on 10/25/2014I took my son on a mom/son date. We had a 6:00 reservation and we were seated quickly. Then, it took 15 minutes for the server to come over to take our drink order and another 15 minutes to actually get the drinks and yet ANOTHER 15 minutes for the chef to start the show. The managers seemed unconcerned, which was disappointing. After that, the chef was great and the food was really good and my son had a great time. The hostess came & took our picture and gave it to us to take home, which was very nice. I would go back again and hope it's a shorter wait time!Special Features:
- Great ServiceGrad14Dined on 10/25/2014I've been twice since we've moved to the area and both times our server was excellent. It really did seem as though the whole staff was really happywe came.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, poor serviceLovfood100Dined on 10/23/2014We had reservations at 7:00 P.M. We arrived.,and checked in. After 45 minutes of waiting, we noticed numerous walk-ins that got seated before us. Checked with hostess, and they said they messed up. Seated us after another 10 min. Then had very slow service at table....waited for drinks, chef, food, etc. Food was ok, but chef was slow, so food was getting cold by the time he finished.Special Features:
- birthday excellenceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/20/2014Perfect day and great benihana food and service as alwaysSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ServiceNishaDined on 10/15/2014Everything went well the food was good and the chef's was friendlySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/9/2014The Staff was not very pleasant and a bit rude. I arrived 15 min early and did not really honor my reservation. They said they had a lot of walk Ins. They said they would sit me first but it did not happen I still waited 20 additional minutes until I questioned them .
- Gret Japanese foodRay0603Dined on 10/4/2014The food was excellent, it is cooked right at your table and the chef was very polite and entertaining. Very nice atmosphere. The area/table around the cooking are sits ten persons so if your party is less than ten you get to meet other people. Very nice atmosphere for kids as the chef not only entertains the adults, but also provides a fun time for kids. My family and I have eaten at Benihana, various locations, for many years and have NEVER had a bad experience. Highly recommend!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/3/2014The service and food was great. The waitress was very pleasant and patient, considering I had five active kids at the table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LuludimDined on 10/2/2014I have never heard of this restaurant until recently and to my surprise it was just plain awesome and my chef who also goes by the name Lu was very entertaining and an excellent chef, it was fantastic and I will be back to explore more of the menu, oh and almost forgot the food is DELICIOUS!!!!!!!!Special Features:
- Good food, rushed servicefoodrusDined on 9/29/2014The food was good but our hibachi chef was serving our food before we got our appetizers even though we asked him twice to wait until our appetizers came before he started cooking the hibachi meal. we were celebrating a birthday and they did bring a complimentary dessert. the quality of the food was very good. as we were finishing our meal three different people visited our table to ask if everything was okay but we felt we were being rushed to leave as other diners were waiting. we were not lingering it had only been about 3 minutes since the desserts had been finished.Special Features:
- Great Birthday dinnerjmirandaDined on 9/28/2014I took my wife for her birthday and she absolutely loved it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthdayjdiaz037Dined on 9/26/2014It's always an experience at Benihana, especially on birthdays.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HorriblealegjfjgklfjdkgljsdkflDined on 9/26/2014We go to this Benihana two times per month. Service has been on a downward spiral at this location. Set the scene: Firday afternoon, 3:45pm open table reservation, place is dead! Sat down, ordered immediately with just us three at the table. Then another couple arrives. Then ANOTHER couple arrives. We think, ok cool, efficiency right? Get as many people at the table as possible. Then the later couple decides, "oh, we wanna sit at the bar". OK, they leave. The other couple orders. Then the couple that left were ALLOWED to come back to the table. They sat back down. Long story short, 15 minutes AFTER we ordered we still were not served soup or salad. We left, probably will not go back to Benihana again, hello Mom and Pop Hibatchi joints!
- Great DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/25/2014I loved my dinner here. Everything is always nice and fresh. Please don't forget to make reservations!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/24/2014This is a great restaurant, I would recommend it to everybodySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome BirthdayFoodieDined on 9/24/2014Our party grew from 10 to 15 to 19 and Bennihanna's was able to accommodate us without issue. Thanks soooo much!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- real good hibachijenneDined on 9/24/2014Very good service. Enjoyed the food still craving the chicken fried Rice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hit or missLuv2eatoutDined on 9/18/2014Server was excellent but the chef left much to be desired. Made the rice first, so we ate that while we waited for the meat, got filled up on the rice so we weren't really hungry by the time the veggies and meat arrived. Also the rice got cold by the time the meat arrived. And he was not the least bit entertaining. No interaction with us.Special Features:
- Dinner and a show!CubanDude84Dined on 9/14/2014Great food and you get to have your chef prepare it in front of you with a knife-wielding show to boot. Only been to Benihana twice, but I like it, and the large Habashi tables are great for larger groups.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time at BenihanafunitewfamilyDined on 9/13/2014This was our first time at this type of restaurant. We were seated quickly. The food was delicious! The chef did a great job. He was funny and entertaining. We had a great time and will definitely come back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FunBuginUDined on 9/11/2014The overall experience was positive...but it was a rainy day and when you walk in the smell I am guessing from the carpeting put a damper on the experience. I always check the bathrooms before dining because if the bathrooms are clean you can expect the rest of the place will follow suit.. The chef was excellent and entertaining and the food was good. But I suggest pulling out the carpeting and putting in tile.Special Features:
- PriceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/7/2014The food was extremely expensive considering we ate fried rice and half a steak. The cook put on nice showSpecial Features:
- Had great time...excellent service.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/4/2014Very pricey but worth it for a special occasion. Warning, if you are offering to pay the tab for more than two, I hope you have deep pockets. Otherwise great food and experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday CelebrationOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/4/2014We had a blast, chef Li was phenomenal, great service, delicious food, and excellent environment. Definitely recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service,good foodAnaH91Dined on 8/29/2014It was my grandmother birthday,so I took my family out,everyone enjoyed themselves.I was happy that we only had to share our table with two people.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great environment & experience3yranniversaryDined on 8/28/2014Lots of fun and a great place to have a good and peaceful experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodSarahDined on 8/26/2014Everything was very good except my shrimp was a little over cooked.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Benihana BirthdayWhereischinkDined on 8/25/2014Although I made reservations online, the woman seating people looked confused when I told her I made reservations online. Other than that, the food and drinks were great. The chef was very entertaining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/24/2014We went for my daughter's 17th birthday and she had a blast. It was her first time and she was able to try so many new things!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodLSR20Dined on 8/22/2014It is a very good restaurant with good food and very good service, i always have a great experience there. It is always full so you better make a reservationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Get there earlyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014I would highly recommend to book your reservation anytime before 7pm. After that it becomes a madhouse.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good butLeidiDined on 8/21/2014Te problem of this place is the waiting time. I had reservations for 8pm and i had to wait over half of hour to get seated. Food and chef were great. Service was good, But out waitress was a little slow.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food.DR2014Dined on 8/17/2014Love this food and Sean was GREAT! Very friendly, and went out of his way to create connections with people in our group.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SPdisappointed1Dined on 8/7/2014My experience was not so well..I was having a surprise birthday dinner with a party of 14 for my fiancé and the staff refused to sit my party because 2x people of the party wasn't present (myself, who was surprising my fiancé and my fiancé, who's surprise dinner it was).. I thought that this establishment ruined the surprise and didn't set a warm environment for my party.. The waitress also severely delayed bringing out the birthday cake for my party, we didn't receive it until we were ready for the checks.. I would never have a birthday dinner at this establishment again..Special Features:
- Eating experienceJpiard80Dined on 8/2/2014The dinner and service was great! However I had to wait 30-45min after my reservation time of 9:30p to be seated. This was not good at all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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The UT Arlington men hit the toughest road swing of the season at a perfect time.After winning three straight to claw back into the Sun Belt title mix, the Mavericks travel to face the top two teams in the conference, beginning with Western Kentucky at 7 p.m. Thursday at the E.A. Diddle Arena in Bowling Green, Ky.The Mavericks have gotten a huge boost from senior Reger Dowell, the conference's leading scorer who returned from injury to score 21.5 points and earn the title of Sun Belt Player of the Week. But for UTA, the streak is a result of the lockdown defense the Mavericks have embraced all season long.During the three-game streak, the Mavericks have held teams to under 40 percent shooting, the golden mark coach Scott Cross aims for every game."That's the key," Cross said. "Defense is where it starts."The Hilltoppers are powered by T.J. Price, a dynamic scoring guard who's averaging 16.8 points per game and shooting 7.7 3-pointers per game.After this game, the Mavericks turn around and face undefeated conference leader Georgia State.
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pillows not comfortable.
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Only stay here if you are going to be out until 1am - thats when the loud music stops and you can actually get to bed.
The elevators suck.. take way too long. Noise from Street is way too loud. Lights flickered and turned off in bathroom - called for them to fix but they didn't.
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The horrible noise from the Fremont Street Block Party. The front desk clerk should have told us that our 8th floor room was facing all the Fremont St. noise. Dishonesty through omission.
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On the end, when I checked out I got news that I have to paid for resort fee. They should said this when you check in not check out.
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Good value for the money. Might be a little far to the strip if you're dependent on a taxi, but it's right on Freemont street with plenty to do downtown. And it doesn't smell like "old casino" like a lot of other places downtown do, so that's a plus.
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Saturday, March 19th Beaver Valley Ski Club presented the most gnarly event of the year: Mogul Mania! Open to both Skiers and Snowboarders all through the valley and along the escarpment ready to get agro on the bumps of the steepest terrain on Avalanche! Judged on Air, Flair, Technique and how many runs you can do during the event, this jam format event is entertaining, to say the least!
Style counts on this March day, so many contestants grabbed that retro one piece out of the back of the closet, dawned their headbands and strapped on their 210's for the 33rd annual Mogul Mania.
We'll see you next year on March 17th, 2012 for the 34th Mogul Mania at Beaver Valley Ski Club!
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August 27, 2014
Gov't postpones increase of natural gas price for households
Aug 27, 2014
Gov't postpones increase of natural gas price for households.
The Romanian state reserves the right of postponing the implementation of the schedule for the liberalization of the natural gas price for households until a dispute with the European Commission is settled; therefore, this price will not increase on October 1 as previously scheduled, the (...)
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Companies In Romania Hired More In First 9 Months
The largest recruitment and temp work companies in Romania hired more people in the first nine months of this year compared with the year-earlier period, both in terms of permanent and temporary staffing.
Managers In Romanian Energy Award Themselves Salary Hikes After Bumper Financial Figures Based On High Tariffs And Price Increases
The salaries of directors and managers of large state-run energy companies listed on the BVB rose in the first 9 months of this year by around 8-9%. The leader of the group is Transgaz, the national natural gas transmission company, whose management awarded itself an 81% salary increase against (...)
Ponta: We need change of attitude, re-gain credibility

 Social Democrat Party (PSD) leader Victor Ponta said on Thursday the party needs a change of attitude rather than a change of people in order to re-gain credibility.
Ponta: PSD to have political future, if clearly proving nobody is above law

 The Social Democrat Party (PSD) will have a political future inasmuch as it clearly proves that nobody is protected when faced with corruption charges, that nobody is above the law, Prime Minister Victor Ponta, who heads the PSD said on (...)
Bucharest Stocks Close Flat, Energy Stocks Boost Traded Value
The Bucharest stock market closed flat Thursday, amid traded value worth RON31.21 million (EUR7.06 million), mainly supported by trades with OMV Petrom (SNP.RO) and Romgaz (SNG.RO).
Geoana: Ponta proposed several party fellows, including me be expelled

 Social Democrat (PSD) senator Mircea Geoana said at the end of the party's National Executive Committee meeting on Thursday that PSD chairman and Prime Minister Victor Ponta proposed that he be expelled from the party, alongside Dan Sova and Marian (...)
Study: Romanians Plan To Spend Some EUR110 Each On Christmas Gifts This Year
Romanians plan to spend an average of EUR110 each on Christmas gifts in 2014, less than the Bulgarians and the Czechs, but more than the Poles and the Dutch expect to spend, according to the study of almost 12.000 consumers in 13 countries conducted by Ipsos for ING (...)
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