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43 W. 24th St.
New York, NY 10010
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Raymi Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 929-1200
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday 5:00pm to 10:00pm
Friday & Saturday 5:00pm to 11:00pm
Sunday 4:00pm to 9:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Latin American, Peruvian, South American
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
This New Year's Eve come and join us for a unforgettable evening with our
Dinner seating from 5-8pm and after 10pm. the real celebration begins with
open bar, delicious food and music till 3am. For more details please
visit www.rayminyc.com or to purchase ticket options please visit
Special Events & Promotions:
Raymi has event spaces that can accommodate from 35 to over 150 guests. Please contact the restaurant for more details.
Getting there
Cross Street:
between 6th Ave and Broadway
Public Transit:
1 train 23rd Street and 7th Avenue
F train 23rd Street and 6th Avenue
NJ Path train 23rd Street and 6th Avenue
6 train 23rd Street and Park Avenue South
Street Parking
A word from Raymi
Welcome to Raymi, a modern Peruvian restaurant as dynamic as the country it celebrates. Raymi captures the multicultural spirit of Peru, blending the Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, and native influences that embody the country's vibrant cuisine. The flavors are once familiar, adventurous, unexpected.
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The Raymi experience revolves around a central Ceviche Bar, offering fresh seafood spiked with indigenous spices and ingredients. Add to that a Pisco Bar, pouring select labels alongside 30 house-infused varieties of the fiery liqueur.
We look forward to serving you soon. Salud y buen provecho!
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Diners' Choice Winner
Latin American
Diner Reviews
After hearing great reviews
post-restaurant week, I visited the restaurant and was impressed. My guest and I actually sat the bar and were greeted by a cool and helpful bartender (definitely looked around at the other tables and everyone else seemeed to be enjoying themselves as well). He explained how the menu was laid out/food served (e.g., tapas style), how Peruvian food is different from that of other cultures, and was great with drinks. All in all a top notch experience. Visit and enjoy."
Dined on 3/12/2014
The dishes we ordered from the
Restaurant Week menu are of very unique design, especially like the touch of Shiitake Mushroom on sweet corn cake in one of our opening small plate. The beef in the main dish is cook just right (not too cooked or too raw). As for desert, we got the Dolce de Leche, which is a bit too sweet for me. Overall very good food for Restaurant week, friendly servers, and good ambiance."
Dined on 3/5/2014
Manager was really nice and he was
welcome every customer. Food was ok small portion ."
Dined on 3/7/2014
went here during restaurant week
and I would definitely go back. everything I ate tasted awesome. I had the mixto ceviche and my date had thw aji roto traditio; both were surprisingly delicious. it was the best ceviche I ever had. we also tried the hanger steak and the duck leg with rice. both were good although but the steak was better. for dessert, we had the arroz con leche amd the dulce de leche; very different but both very good. the service was also great."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Went to the restuarant during
restraunt week with 2 other friends. The restaurant was very cute with the Peruvian decor. The wait was a bit long but we eventually were seated within 45 minutes, even though we had reservations. The drink menu was not so great, since all of the mixed drinks were made from pisco. The food was fantastic i had: polenta corn cake with mushrooms and truffle oil for as an appetizer, the hanger steak for my entree and rice pudding for dessert. I was very pleased with all my choices. My one friend had the ceviche as an appetizer, rice shrimp/chicken dish as the entre and bread pudding for dessert. My other friend had butternut squash as an appetizer, salmon as the entre and the rice pudding. The food was very good."
Dined on 3/6/2014
Came here with friends on a (busy)
Friday night during restaurant week. The hostess was very nice and friendly and held our table for quite some time while we had drinks at the bar. Once seated we waited for about 20-25min to get water, drinks and order food. Supposedly there was a misunderstanding on which waiter was taking care of our table (!!!). Every single dish we had was VERY good, from apps to dessert... No complaints. A Peruvian in our party commented on how authentic the flavors were. We all want to go back!"
Dined on 3/7/2014
Even going in with high
expectations from a friend's reco, I thought the food was over-the-top delicious. The cocktails paired perfectly with each dish, and each bite was prepared excellently. My compliments to the chef and the team."
Dined on 3/4/2014
If I could eat at Raymi for every
meal for the rest of my life, I would! From the pisco-based cocktails to the creative and filling Peruvian dishes and amazing dessert, my taste buds were singing all evening. I didn't know what pisco was (Peruvian liquor made from white grapes), but it is now a favorite. It made for the BEST sangria I have ever had- not too sweet. My companion and I dined from the NYC Restaurant Week menu. Appetizers were a simple beet salad (fresh and light) and classic Corvina ceviche - also delish! Entrees of pork belly over potatoes and roasted chicken were so flavorful and perfect portions. Dessert was bread pudding with brown butter ice cream. Heaven! Great space with communal tables. Will return often!"
Dined on 3/5/2014
Food was good, but service was
pretty bad. They waited like 15 minutes to sit is (but gave us complimentary drinks, so that was good). After that they screwed up the check twice, so I had to get them to change it. The food was great, the drinks were really good. As a native Peruvian, I approve."
Dined on 3/4/2014
Even a special request for leche
de tigre represented no problem. My waitress was very attentive and knew how to take care of my daughter and me."
Dined on 3/2/2014
Came here for restaurant week and
absolutely enjoyed it. My wife and I had pisco sours which were delicious but I've had better at a spot in the West Village. The main courses were very good and we loved the Chinese influences in the dish. I think I had donuts for dessert and I wanted more!"
Dined on 7/26/2013
The menú during the restaurant
week was no so big, so we shared different plates and tested almost the all menu. And everything was delicious. The attention was so nice. The only problem was the temperature: it was cold when someone opened the door because of the wind. But I recommend this restaurant and I'll go back early."
Dined on 2/28/2014
food was great, service was great.
however, we were seated in the corner with the high chairs and it was very cramped. we had trouble getting in/out of our seat--was worried about knocking tables and other dines' dishes over."
Dined on 2/28/2014
While I found our bartender and
server less than amazing, the food spoke for itself. The ceviche corinda was fresh. The pork belly was DIVINE! The bread pudding was perfection. I will return because soo many things on the menu sound worth trying."
Dined on 2/28/2014
The food was incredible, I ordered
the seared salmon and it was cooked to perfection. The serving portions are small but perfect, you can enjoy a little but of everything."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Food was great...fav dishes were
chicharron sliders, pastel choclo, crispy duck leg and the bread pudding! We sat in the back where it was quiet. Would have given 5 stars if we didn't have to wait so long for our drinks. Would go back to try other dishes."
Dined on 2/27/2014
Came in for restaurant week and
the food was amazing. I recommend the mix ceviche .....I can not wait to go back for it. Wanting something a little different I took a chance and ordered the salmon, while my boyfriend ordered the lomo. Both dishes happen to be very good and portions happen to be perfect. Dessert was good as well. I will definitely return to the restaurant soon. Service is also a main reason I will return."
Dined on 2/27/2014
This is my 3rd time at Raymi. I
have never been disappointed. I love ceviche and about 2 years ago I tried pisco in Chile (a liquor found commonly in South America). Their pisco sours are as good as any I have had in South America. We had the Mixto ceviche, the hanger steak , porks shoulder sliders and the bread pudding. An added plus we arrived an hour ahead of our reservation and they were able to accommodate us. All were delicious! I will definitely be back."
Dined on 2/26/2014
I tried Raymi for Restaurant Week
since Peruvian was the only cuisine I haven't had of the ones listed on Restaurant Week's website and was very happy with the choice. I had the Corvina ceviche and roasted pork belly and both were incredible. There is an authentic feel to the interior and a view into the kitchen which is always nice. My only (small) complaint is that the waitstaff, although very friendly, were a little rushed not allowing me to get in any last questions/requests before taking off. Try this place for Restaurant Week or afterwards if you miss the event."
Dined on 2/24/2014
I stumbled upon Raymi while
looking for a Sunday nite Restaurant Week reservation, and I'm so pleased that I did. What a spectacular meal! We started with a perfectly composed quinoa/vegetable salad and deliciously sticky caramelized squash. Next was a crispy crackly duck leg, a fresh seafood paella in corn studded rice, and munchily addictive plaintain dips. We finished with a luscious dulce de leche pudding and a decadent bread pudding. Service was indifferent (for example, the server repeatedly put the dishes in front of the wrong guest throughout the meal), but with food this good, who cares? I can't wait to go back, and would make a special trip to the Flatiron district just to enjoy it."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Let me start by saying that I'm
Chilean with many Peruvian relatives who's had more than his share of restaurant and home-cooked Peruvian cuisine. The food is definitely re imagined for an audience that isn't looking for the home style 'meat and potatoes' of Peruvian food. Our ceviches were very tasty, though they were very toned down in the heat factor despite being the spiciest available on the menu. We had a table order of the skirt steak (churrasco) and fried yucca for our main. The portion was good and we certainly didn't leave hungry. I would not dream of paying menu price for it though, as more authentic Peruvian skirt steak and yucca frito can be had elsewhere for about 1/4 of the price. Staff and atmosphere were A+, good date spot."
Dined on 2/20/2014
Beautiful restaurant with
extremely accommodating and attentive staff. Peruvian fusion food, well worth trying!"
Dined on 2/21/2014
A group of us when to Raymi for
restaurant week and had a wonderful time!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
I am in love with this place! The
food was fantastic and the service impeccable - couldn't ask for more! And don't forget to order a pisco sour or two and the spicy martini!!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
My wife and I visited Raymi for
the first time during Restaurant Week on Wednesday Feb. 19th. It was an adults' night out. We ordered the Restaurant Week prix fix meal and were offered a variety of ceviches and small plates, desserts, and a fantastic array of entrees. The crispy pork chicharrons and salmon ceviche teed up the meal perfectly, but we had no idea just how good the large plates would be. Turns out they were perfect. I am a fan of duck done well, but the arroz con pato I ordered was better than "done well", it was done incredibly. My wife ordered arroz con mariscos, which was also fantastic. The desserts at this point, if they were average, would have been fine but they too were perfect. All in all, a wonderful, memorable meal."
Dined on 2/19/2014
I have been going to Raymi for 19+
months and have never been disappointed. always exceptional ,always great. you can count on it. Food was very good ...... The seasonings were perfectly balanced - impressively so. The food was flavorful without being over powering, the chicken was to die for. The services were 5 star all the way. Front start to finish, I was not only pleased, but very well satisfied. The Manager Sigui was very helpful, attentive, And funny. The waiting staff was excellent and prompt and always there when you want them.No hovering over you. Outstanding !!! Love this place ! This great restaurant offers a prix fixe dinner option for RW that's a real deal! There's no doubt I'll go back and recommend it to my friends."
Dined on 2/17/2014
The ambiance and service was
great. The staff is doing all they can to make it a great experience. Unfortunately they are amongst a chef who lacks the pallate for flavorful dishes. Presentation of the dishes are great, but everything lacks flavor. Considering they are a Peruvian establishment, their braised chicken should be a dish they are represented by, but I would unfortunately chose boston market chicken over theirs. If somehow with administrative power stumbles upon this review please do a tasting session and add some flavors to your dishes. The restaurant had potential."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Besides the outstanding quality of
the food and it's taste, the staff is extremely friendly, not just the server but everyone in their staff approach us to make sure we were pleased. We had ceviche entree and duck w/ rice platter. The dessert were extremely taste with a modest sweet and well balanced taste. No complains what so ever. All the plates are well reasonably price, below $20 a plate but the presentation and taste make them worth way more than what they are actually charging. Very pleased."
Dined on 1/31/2014
Good food, very good service and
nice large modern restaurant. I was impressed and will go back."
Dined on 1/27/2014
Superbly good food and truly
fantastic service. everything and everyone here is so nice. great experience and really good Peruvian food. for starters we got plantains crispy thin with sauce that good combo and empanadas which were perfecto my husband got the salmon ceviche he loved and I got the Loco Saltado / hanger steak yummi. The service was excellent and the waitstaff was willing to accommodate in any way they could answering all our questions and really catering to allergies and genuinely friendly people. If you want to try a decadent dessert go for the donuts just ridiculously fried up honey and doughy hotness."
Dined on 1/26/2014
It was a great experience! The
service was great and the food was wonderful! But I was most impressed with the service - the attentiveness was amazing! First Rate!"
Dined on 1/20/2014
Started with delicious pisco sour
and ceviche. 2nd appetizer was slow in coming and thus provided gratis. Causa (cold potato puree / aji amarillo / tuna / octopus / salmon / avocado / spicy mayo) is a complex, satisfying choice. Lomo saltado is excellent. All around good experience."
Dined on 1/20/2014
This restaurant was near our hotel
and we made reservation for four. I did not like that we were directed to the bar instead to our reserved table till the other couple arrived. The appetizers were very good. Appetizers: grilled vegetables and Quinoa Solterito both of them nicely done. Two of us ordered the 2-3 person skirt steak with chimichurri. We asked for medium rare. It came well done, but it was tasty. It may have been short for 3 persons. The yuca fries were very good. The desserts were good although the dulce de leche was more like custard than the one I know well. The athmosphere is noisy from the music and also from the clients. The manager treated us to a digestive and a passion fruit drink at the end of our meal."
Dined on 1/18/2014
Very good. Pisco sours were creamy
an better than other places. Good variety..very good fresh food..delicious. Dinners took a little long to come out but still a great place I will return"
Dined on 1/12/2014
Loved your combination of foods.
Felt like we were back in Peru. Thank you for your great menu and excellent cooking style. It was the best we have had for a very long time."
Dined on 1/10/2014
Very good upscale Peruvian
cuisine. The Quinoa Solterito was delicious with just the right amount of crunch. The Crema de Zapallo (butternut squash soup) was also very good but just a bit too salty. I recommend this venue for a nice dinner or"
Dined on 1/11/2014
All the food was good, not great.
A couple exceptions to that being their chicharrones sliders, corn empanadas, and bread pudding, these were exceptionally good. The pork belly was alright, but it's accompaniment tasted odd. The corn cake wasn't good either. Rice pudding was overdressed with some granola stuff, it looked more like a breakfast dish than dessert. The pannacotta was pretty small considering the price. I wouldn't recommend these dishes for anyone. Cocktails were excellent. Service was wonderful, professional, and attentive. Overall, a beautiful looking restaurant with great service, but a lot of the food falls short of the benchmarks set by the other aspects of this restaurant. - Chef Rob"
Dined on 1/11/2014
I made plans to take a good friend
here for her 21st birthday after a dance show at the Joyce but through a series of unfortunate events, she couldn't make it so I went with another friend. We ordered the chifles (wonderfully thin platano chips), pork ribs, chicarone pork sliders and two chicha mojadas sin pisco. Food came out in great time, seeing that we ordered about 10mins before the kitchen closed (closes at 10pm). My only complaint is with a few chifles left our plate was taken without asking if we were going to finish, which I definitely was. For dessert we ordered the donuts and the servers came out and still sang happy birthday. A wonderful experience overall."
Dined on 1/9/2014
If you want quality, this place is
a good find! The place is just beautiful, modern and fun. The pisco drinks were to die for, absolutely well done. The food was also great. The ceviche was missing a bit of salt, but overall a good job, the appetizer sandwich was heaven, I would go back just for that for sure! I had a great time, manager came by to see how we were and wait staff was just very attentive. I liked this place and will try it again. If you want peruvian food and drinks, I would recommend Raymi."
Dined on 1/2/2014
This was the best meal we have had
in the city in awhile. The food was fabulous, the wait staff very helpful and knowledgeable. The ambience was wonderful and you could actually have a conversation because the noise level was not high. I would definitely return."
Dined on 1/4/2014
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Hooray, so people outside of Utah have noticed how atrocious Corbin has been for the team at times.
Give And Go: Assessing the future for the Western Conference's lottery teams
By Ben Golliver and Rob Mahoney
Give And Go is a recurring feature in which The Point Forward's Ben Golliver and Rob Mahoney bat an NBA topic du jour back and forth.
This week: assessing the bottom seven teams in the Western Conference. Through Tuesday, the Jazz, Mavericks, Blazers, Timberwolves, Kings, Suns and Hornets were all tracking toward the draft lottery. Utah, however, was just one game out of the No. 8 seed.
1. Which of these seven teams has the brightest future?
Ben Golliver: The brightness for any of these teams is dimmed for one major reason: the power imbalance between the Western and Eastern conferences. Whereas it's conceivable for a team like the Cavaliers to rocket up the charts over the next year or two, the West's weaker sisters face stiff competition from above. Five of the NBA's seven best teams record-wise this season are in the West and all of those teams have their core pieces locked up to a fairly reasonable degree.
What's more, the current 6-7-8 trio of the Warriors, Rockets and Lakers all can be expected to be competing for playoff spots again next season. The Warriors have their core set; the Rockets have a talented roster with cap space to add to it; and the Lakers have all the money in the world to re-sign Dwight Howard and patch together a roster around him and Kobe Bryant. Barring a shocker — San Antonio's Manu Ginobili retires, the Clippers' Chris Paul or Howard bolts, the Nuggets go cheap, the Rockets totally blow free agency — all eight current playoff teams are going to be factors again next season.
That reality forces this question to become a bit of a longer view. Big picture, the Kings and Suns don't have exciting foundational pieces, the Hornets will need some real time to mature, the Mavericks are hamstrung by Dirk Nowitzki and the Timberwolves could be looking down the barrel of some major Kevin Love free agency drama. That process of elimination leaves the Jazz and Trail Blazers, who both present solid cases.
For Utah, the future will revolve around the promising Derrick Favors, Enes Kanter, Gordon Hayward and Alec Burks, all of whom are still on rookie deals. That group will be surrounded by whatever the Jazz are able to add in free agency this summer, either by sign-and-trading Paul Millsap and/or Al Jefferson, bringing one of those guys back or letting one or both walk and spending the money elsewhere. Their payroll commitments next season are minimal, making the Jazz big players no matter which way they decide to go. Their management and ownership houses are in order, both key ingredients when we discuss young teams growing and building together.
The Blazers' core is a bit more expensive — LaMarcus Aldridge, Nicolas Batum, Wesley Matthews and Rookie of the Year favorite Damian Lillard will combine to make around $36 million next season — but it's also a more proven, well-balanced unit that has put up above-average offensive efficiency numbers this season despite playing essentially without a bench. The question marks come in how quickly general manager Neil Olshey can assemble the right combination of complementary pieces and whether Aldridge, the team's lone All-Star, will decide he wants to leave as a free agent in 2015 or, worse, explore his options beforehand, a la Paul, Howard and Carmelo Anthony in recent years. Owner Paul Allen's impatience has gotten in the way in the recent past, which must always be taken into account, and the Blazers will need to show massive improvement on the defensive end if they want to be taken seriously.
When push comes to shove, I'll settle on the Jazz. Their steady front office, good talent base and flexible cap position combine to give them a lot of upward potential over the next two to four seasons. Lillard is the big wild card, though. If he makes a jump like other young point guards — the Cavaliers' Kyrie Irving and the Sixers' Jrue Holiday, for example — the Blazers' ramp-up could be quicker and steeper than it might look at first glance.
Rob Mahoney: Love the Jazz pick there, especially with everything we've seen from Kanter over the last few weeks. (The second-year center has averaged 13.1 points and 7.2 rebounds in just 23.1 minutes per game in March.) We honestly haven't seen him play often enough with Favors to know for sure that they can work together effectively, but both seem athletic and malleable enough to make sense as a tandem, and they should mesh well with both Hayward and Burks, giving Utah a fun young core.
I do think the Hornets — and soon-to-be Pelicans — deserve mention, though, mostly because No. 1 pick Anthony Davis is an outstanding prospect and has shown steady improvement over the course of the season. Davis may have been productive right off the bat, but his game is very clearly a work in progress. You can see him feeling out the timing of the pick-and-roll game from night to night, slowly picking up the cues that make the league's elite roll men so potent. In the meantime, he's putting up fantastic numbers (16.8 points, 10.1 rebounds, 2.3 blocks and 1.4 steals per 36 minutes) while earning more slack from coach Monty Williams. There are still holes aplenty in New Orleans' rotation, but Davis, Ryan Anderson, Greivis Vasquez and a healthy Eric Gordon is still an outstanding collection of players to build around. That group will take some time to really blossom, but I like what's in place and the prospects of the Hornets' clean cap sheet.
That said, Minnesota would be my pick for the team most able to turn its fortunes around quickly. Minnesota seemed to welcome the potential for injury with the addition of a post-sabbatical Brandon Roy, but otherwise has suffered a string of fluky and unpredictable injuries that derailed a legitimate postseason candidacy. The Wolves' luck shouldn't be quite so disastrous next year, and a full year of Love alone (he has played only 18 games in 2012-13) will make a world of difference. Factor in a re-upped Nikola Pekovic, a healthy season for Ricky Rubio, an improving Derrick Williams, the ever-helpful Andrei Kirilenko, a potentially re-signed Chase Budinger (who has yet to play this season because of a knee injury) and a few minor additions, and Minnesota should be right in the thick of the playoff race come 2013-14.
Ben is absolutely correct in noting that Love's eventual free agency could prove problematic, but the Wolves have two full seasons after this one to persuade him to stick around. It's hard to know at the moment how hard a sell that might be, but given the charisma of this Wolves' roster, I wouldn't be surprised if Love winds up leading Minnesota to two straight playoff appearances.
2. Which of these seven teams has the bleakest future?
BG: The default answer to this one is always the Kings, although their uncertainty clouds the picture. Picture this hypothetical: The Kings move to Seattle, hire Nate McMillan as coach, nail the 2013 draft and find a cap-savvy GM to move out some of their redundant pieces. That doesn't sound so bleak, does it? Or, picture this: Mark Mastrov succeeds in keeping the Kings in Sacramento, cleans house with management and the coaching staff and sets a new organizational tone. That doesn't sound so bleak, either, does it?
The lesson here: The bleakness about the Kings is so irrevocably tied to the Maloof family's bumbling ownership that we shouldn't hold it against the next owners, whomever they might be, until they get a season or two under their belts. That might sound like it will require a lot of patience, but who among us really believes that 2015 will be a worse year for this franchise than 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 have been? Not I.
That leaves the Suns. One could argue that the only true bright spot on Phoenix's roster is Goran Dragic, who ranks No. 21 in Player Efficiency Rating among point guards. When your shining ray of hope is an average-ish starter, that's bleak. The good news is that Phoenix will have cap space this summer; the bad news is that they used cap space to sign Michael Beasley last summer in one of the worst contracts of the offseason.
There's just so much work that needs to be done here and so many ill-fitting parts. Marcin Gortat is unhappy and likely needs to be shipped out. What's the point of Luis Scola? Who knows. Jared Dudley is a nice player who should be playing on a veteran, playoff-bound team. None of the younger prospects have, as of yet, truly distinguished themselves. Management hasn't proved to be particularly adept, and interim coach Lindsey Hunter's future hasn't yet been decided. Questions upstairs, questions on the bench and questions on the floor — that sounds like a winning bleak recipe to me.
RM: Phoenix is certainly the least favorable situation in terms of raw talent, though for a team that's made so many curious decisions the Suns at least have a fair bit of cap flexibility. I'm just as untrusting as you are, Ben, when it comes to how the team will actually make use of its cap room, but it at least gives the front office options in the case that Lance Blanks and Lon Babby trip into a smart move.
The Kings are definitely in the running, though I'll also give them a pass because a new ownership group could actually bode well for the franchise.
But Dallas warrants an unfortunate mention, if only for projecting the bleakest future relative to franchise expectations. The Mavs are on pace to miss the playoffs for the first time since 2001, and unfortunately their prospects don't look all that much better beyond this season. Donnie Nelson and Mark Cuban will make their pitch to Howard and a couple of other free agents, but at this point they would be selling a max-level player on the prospect of suiting up alongside Nowitzki, Vince Carter and a handful of end-of-the-rotation players.* Jae Crowder and Bernard James are decent players and good value for where they were selected in the draft, but a bit lacking when considered among the top five players the Mavs have under contract for next season.
The problem, as I articulated a few weeks back, is that Dallas is attempting a blank slate rebuild on a limited timetable with a $22.7 million salary already on the books for Nowitzki. Playoff contention next season would be a longshot, and beyond that the Mavs really don't have any intriguing pieces to build around save a potentially re-signed, 36-year-old Nowitzki. Dirk should still be productive at that age provided he wants to keep playing, but is that really enough to propel Dallas back into the playoff picture?
*Shawn Marion would likely have to be traded for Dallas to have enough cap room for a full max deal.
3. What's the most glaring roster need?
BG: There are so many options here. The Blazers need a center. The Mavericks need a point guard. The Timberwolves need a shooting guard. The Kings need a designated passer. The Suns need basically everything.
But I'll home in on Dallas because it is on track to have a decent amount of flexibility this summer with so few future salary obligations. Thousands of words have been written about Tyson Chandler's departure after the 2011 Finals victory, and rightfully so. The losses of Jason Kidd and Jason Terry last summer weren't as crippling, individually, but the Band-Aid backcourt solutions — Darren Collison and O.J. Mayo — haven't been enough to keep the Mavericks in the postseason picture. Mayo has been solid. He's led Dallas in scoring, he's shot the lights out from deep and he's done enough on both ends to earn himself some real money as a free agent this summer, whether from Cuban or elsewhere.
The same can't exactly be said for Collison, who was acquired in a trade with the Pacers. He briefly lost his job to Derek Fisher — the NBA version of a scarlet letter — and his shooting consistency has wavered. His numbers — 12.3 points and 5.2 assists — aren't terrible, but the West is so loaded with talented point guards that he's rarely the favorite in a matchup of floor generals. That's no great shame considering the competition (Paul, Russell Westbrook, Tony Parker, Stephen Curry, Ty Lawson and others) but getting the most mileage out of the final chapter of Nowitzki's career will almost certainly require an upgrade.
RM: Utah is a good point guard away from being a really solid team. The Jazz may be able to grab a decent option at that position — or at least acquire the assets to potentially do so — with a sign-and-trade for either Jefferson or Millsap. Either way, the Jazz are due for a change; Mo Williams, Earl Watson and Jamaal Tinsley will all be unrestricted free agents this summer, giving GM Dennis Lindsey complete freedom to sculpt a new point guard rotation from scratch. The free agent options are somewhat underwhelming beyond the pipe-dream scenario of nabbing Paul, but Jeff Teague (restricted) or Jarrett Jack (unrestricted) could make for an interesting first-line addition, with Beno Udrih (unrestricted) an intriguing potential backup.
4. Which team is in most need of a coaching change?
BG: The early-season favorite to get sacked, Alvin Gentry, indeed got fired in the desert. Will his replacement, Hunter, be kept on? Only the mad scientists in the Suns' front office can answer that one. Nothing was predictable in how they appointed Hunter as interim. But he's done fine, going 10-17, which is as good as can be expected with this group.
The other most obvious candidate, Sacramento's Keith Smart, has a contract that runs through 2013-14 but will almost surely find his job status up in the air depending on the team's prospective sale. The Kings play the worst defense in the West and have a below-average offense, which is often a fireable combination, and some media members haven't been thrilled with Smart's playing time decisions. The illogical roster moves made over the last half-decade have done Smart no favors, and DeMarcus Cousins' attitude and act would be a nightmare for everyone. Should the Kings relocate to Seattle, moving Smart out in favor of a popular local icon like McMillan would make all the sense in the world.
With Monty Williams and Terry Stotts just getting started in New Orleans and Portland, respectively, and Rick Carlisle fully entrenched in Dallas, the only remaining candidates are Tyrone Corbin in Utah and Rick Adelman in Minnesota. The Jazz's collapse over the last few weeks, the strained relationship with Raja Bell and the reliance (perhaps over-reliance) on veterans are all issues to consider with Corbin. But the franchise was in a bit of a wait-and-see mode this year, with Jefferson and Millsap among those in contract years. What's the urgency in parting ways with Corbin, especially for a franchise that has historically valued stability? Adelman, meanwhile, is one of the league's best coaches. The only reason he wouldn't be back is his wife's health, which led him to take leave briefly this season, kept him away or if he simply got sick of coaching a half-injured team night after night.
Smart seems like the right pick here, as he's dealing with the most smoke around his job security.
RM: If anyone, it's Smart, for exactly the reasons that Ben outlined. He's been dealt a weird roster with gluts at certain positions and clear deficits at others, but for me it's the lack of a coherent plan that does him in. Few Kings players seem to have any idea what their roles or directives actually are on either end of the court. Though some of that may not be entirely Smart's fault, it's ultimately the coach's responsibility to ensure that his players are all on the same page. That can't at all be said of these Kings, who at their very best resemble an ultra-talented pick-up team playing with the slightest modicum of team structure.
I had high hopes for Smart based on his initial relationship with Cousins and some of the strategic notes he's made in public interviews over the past few seasons. But Cousins has been an on-court wreck in terms of behavior and demeanor, the Kings look woefully unprepared on a nightly basis and Smart's lineup decisions leave much to be desired. It may be unfair to call for his job, but it's safe to say that Smart's work in leading the Kings this season has been lacking.
All of that said, concerns are growing around Corbin, who has mismanaged the Jazz's rotation down the stretch and cost Utah dearly in a series of close games. Ben's right in mentioning Corbin's preference for veterans, though the troubles go a step further in the coach's bizarre preference for ineffective veterans. He's not just marginalizing the Jazz's young talent for the sake of competing at a higher level now, but actively hurting his team's chances by playing Marvin Williams for far too long, refusing to better incorporate Burks and Hayward and constructing unbalanced, vet-heavy lineups that put far too much pressure on Utah's big men.
The Jazz's roster isn't exactly overflowing with quality wing players, but Corbin seems to get in his own way when it comes to filling out his rotation. Again: I'm not sure that alone is reason enough for the Jazz to move in a different direction. But I remain unimpressed with Corbin's handling of his team's depth chart, particularly given the cost of those decisions to Utah's lingering playoff hopes.
5. Which team should consider a new general manager?
BG: Not to constantly harp on the Kings here, but who else could it be? Reports circulated in December that GM Geoff Petrie was headed out after 19 years with the Kings. The two-time Executive of the Year has been in the unenviable position of working for the Maloofs, who have battled serious financial problems in recent years, so it's always difficult to judge his moves. The constant question: Does Petrie want to make that trade or is he being forced to by ownership? The list of questionable moves is a mile long and doesn't need to be rehashed again. Phoenix, whose front-office moves have looked confused and desperate, and Minnesota, where David Kahn's trades and signings have mostly failed to come to fruition as hoped, are other organizations that should contemplate new management.
RM: There's no question that working under the Maloofs is difficult, Ben, but I'm not cutting Petrie too much slack. The Kings' now-infamous Thomas Robinson deal saved a marginal amount of money in the short term, but was ultimately a quarter-measure as far as cost-cutting efforts go. And somehow, Sacramento's 2011 draft-day deal was even worse, as the Kings picked up John Salmons' regrettable contract, traded down in the draft and went with Jimmer Fredette, gave up a decent asset (Udrih) and committed to a positional logjam. It takes hard work to pull off a deal that fails on so many fronts, but Petrie and the Kings managed to do it. He did a lot of good for the franchise in the Kings' brighter days, but at this point Petrie shares in too much of the blame to justify retaining him after the season.


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~ DAVID MONTOYA (Modern Soul Radio, Nulu Music, LA)
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*Hosted by ATM Crew ~ Kincaid, Eric Groove & Carlos (dj CPJ)*
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* David Montoya, a native from Los Angeles and founder of Modern Soul Radio has been DJing since 1991 in LA and other cities. Producing and Remixing since 2007. Featured on many labels such as Nulu Music, Blacknoize Untapped, 659 Records, B-Loud Records, KAPA Music, House Tribe Records and many more. He has played at some of LA's hottest Underground clubs and shared the same booth with heavies such as Frankie Feliciano.
* Dedan Anderson first got exposed to the creativity and energy of the underground dance music scene while growing up and clubbing in New York City during the mid 80's. His musicality was formed by the DJ's in the eclectic New York underground nightlife scene such as: Timmy Regisford, Frankie Knuckles, Frankie Feliciano, Louie Vega, and Jellybean Benitez to name a few.
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For the record, I would be interested in knowing if anyone creates a profile with a newer model Nikon DX, in the off-chance that it's more accurate, or if the test lens is more similar to my own.
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Hi Cory,
I have downloaded it, thanks.
I am not sure if fits that well using the D300s, at least vignetting is beeing over adjusted at 12 mm. If I use a setting of about 80, than it is ok.
The aberrations are corrected quite good, so I probably will use it till I get something better.
Agreed, there is too much vignetting correction at 12mm with this profile (I usually crank it down to 50%); that's partially why I made the comment about other people creating their own profiles from their own lenses. It's likely not a camera body issue, but standard lens variation. But yes, as you said, Paul's profile is great for abberations and good for this lens' minimal distortion as well.
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I personally don't have one for RAW. Sorry.
Thanx....(I work with Interior Photo, nice to have a automatic correction option that's works) /
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At home I believe. I'm at work. I can check tonight or tomorrow.
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Lamb Meal, Brewers Rice, Corn Meal, Ground Whole Grain Sorghum, Chicken By-Product Meal, Corn Grits, Ground Whole Grain Barley, Chicken Fat (preserved with Mixed Tocopherols, a source of Vitamin E), Dried Beet Pulp, Dried Egg Product, Chicken Flavor, Potassium Chloride, Brewers Dried Yeast, Monosodium Phosphate, Salt, Flax Meal, Fish Oil (preserved with Mixed Tocopherols, a source of Vitamin E), Dried Apple Pomace, Dried Carrots, Choline Chloride, Dried Peas, Fructooligosaccharides, Minerals (Ferrous Sulfate, Zinc Oxide, Manganese Sulfate, Copper Sulfate, Manganous Oxide, Potassium Iodide, Cobalt Carbonate), DL-Methionine, Dried Spinach, Dried Tomatoes, Calcium Carbonate, Vitamins (Ascorbic Acid, Vitamin A Acetate, Calcium Pantothenate, Biotin, Thiamine Mononitrate (source of Vitamin B1), Vitamin B12 Supplement, Niacin, Riboflavin Supplement (source of Vitamin B2), Inositol, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (source of Vitamin B6), Vitamin D3 Supplement, Folic Acid), Vitamin E Supplement, Beta-Carotene, Citric Acid, Rosemary Extract
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Crude Protein (min) 22.0%
Crude Fat (min) 12.0%
Crude Fiber (min) 4.0%
Moisture (max) 10.0%
Vitamin E (min) 140 IU/kg
Omega-6 Fatty Acids (min) 2.0%
Omega-3 Fatty Acids (min) 0.2%
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3,517 kcal/kg, 337.6 kcal/cup
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Lackawanna said...
Pitino is still waving the Big East banner, I don't think he is aware he is going to the Big12:
Rick Pitino stole the show Wednesday at Big East media day. He said he used a poor choice of words when he said if UConn left for the ACC it would be the "dumbest" thing he ever heard. "My word 'dumb' is inappropriate, 'not intelligent' would have been a better way of expressing it." ... "The ACC had five teams last year in the NCAAs. They saw us get 11. They probably realized, 'We're not going to be the SEC [in football].' For years the premier conference in basketball was the ACC. I'm sure they want to get back to that and what better way than steal two premier basketball programs. Smart move. They don't like the fact that Big East has been the premier basketball conference."
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PoorMike said...
Slick Rick has spent just about his entire career between Boston, NYC and Kentucky. I can see why he's elected to go down with the Big East ship. I don't know if he ever envisioned himself having to recruit to the Big12.
He also said that conference affiliation should be made at the AD level. He's not quite clueless, but definitely myopic.
gurgle said...
I'm slightly concerned that if the Big East-hybrid dies, Notre Dame might ultimately join the Big Ten over the ACC due to them having fewer members (Big Ten would expand to 14, ACC would expand to 16 with ND). In that event, we steal a page from the Joker and have BC and Wake fight to the death to stay in the conference.
Dear West Virginia Fans/Lurkers
Posted on: October 20, 2011 at 15:25:43 CT
Hater MISSBy now you are drinking the ice cold refreshment of reality that is your pending membership to the Big 12 Conference. Before you take this epic journey into the epicenter of the Lone Star State, I would like to pass down my knowledge of the conference as a whole. Hopefully my vast experience rooting for a team from these parts, will help you adjust by taking over our old role and thus learning from our past mistakes. (Or sloppy seconds, however you want to look at it.) Here are some tips and guidelines to help you better adjust to your new future home.
1) Do what Texas says. Think of them as the mafia who has paid off the judges and government officials. If you complain about their conduct, you will simply be taking your case to a member of their payroll. You are now their *****. Get used to it.
2) I hope you aren't used to your games being on television. Thanks to the Big 12 TV contract, you and your friends can gather to watch several of your games on the fantastic medium of PAY PER VIEW!! This new and exciting way of watching the game is far better than "nothing", which is what we got last week for our 100th Homecoming game.
3) Don't assume any sort of bowl invitation. Just because you go 11-2 and beat your next closest rival, does not mean in the slightest that you will be given priority…even if you won head to head on a neutral field. If you finish 2nd in the league, or just go 6-6, you have absolutely no idea where you will end up, if you end up anywhere at all. Good luck, because most of the bowl officials making these decisions are either criminals or admit that they don't even watch the games.
4) Oklahoma does not make the rules and take all the money like Texas, but they are WAY better than them on the field. If you play them, prepare to get rolled. (And be pleasantly surprised if you beat them once every 15 years.)
5) Kansas sucks at everything but basketball. They actually suck at that too, but have convinced the world otherwise.
6) It's OK to feel bad for Iowa State or Kansas State. They have nowhere else to go and will do anything to stay in the good graces of the alpha male. (ie – Texas). Think Bif and his friends in the movie Back to the Future. They are the ones with the sunglasses and no lines.
7) Yes, that is Iowa State's actual stadium and yes, the wind is blowing 60mph
8) Oklahoma State and Texas Tech are similar teams that are also tag-alongs to their buddies UT and OU. They play in bandbox stadiums in the middle of nowhwere, and their fans are backwoods, tabacco chewing yokels who love nothing more than to head out to the stadium on Saturday night and spit on whatever poor team comes to town that week. You should feel right at home with them.
9) You will soon begin to HATE Dr. Pepper and Phillips 66. There's also this place called Whataburger that…ah nevermind.
10) Don't even ask how Baylor got into this conference.
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SandlapperSpike said...
Mizzou board is giving the prez the authority to move to the SEC, essentially.
Seems to have made a move to set up a non-conference game against Kansas in Kansas City in future years, if Missouri does indeed go to the SEC.
Also, since the Big XII basketball tournament would be less likely to be held in K.C., Mizzou (if it goes to the SEC) would set up an invitational in-season tourney in K.C.
This post was edited by PoorMike on 10/21/2011 at 12:51 PM
8) Oklahoma State and Texas Tech are similar teams that are also tag-alongs to their buddies UT and OU. They play in bandbox stadiums in the middle of nowhwere, and their fans are backwoods, tabacco chewing yokels who love nothing more than to head out to the stadium on Saturday night and spit on whatever poor team comes to town that week. You should feel right at home with them.UCHTerp said...
LOL, good summary of the Big XII from Missouri's board to West Virginia fans.
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PoorMike said...
PeteThamelNYT Pete Thamel Does BYU becomes more attractive to Big 12? They'd be able to fill gaping schedule holes. (LVille and WVU 27-month wait).
PeteThamelNYT Pete Thamel Oh, one more. Deaton says that they would be in a new league next year. That contrasts with Neinas' notion that they'd be in B12 in 2012.
First point: either BYU fits or it doesn't. They shouldn't let the fact that they'll have to wait for WV/UL make a difference with BYU.
Second: I think most people expected them to roll out immediately. We'll have to see the Big12's response.
hgoodman said...
I read something a couple days ago saying that if Missouri left, the Big 12 was more likely to go back to 12 teams because they'd need to make up the markets they would have lost by losing St. Louis and the surrounding region. Because adding BYU doesn't get you any big markets, and while West Virginia and Louisville don't either, it at least gets you some.
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You can catch wobuffet in other areas...
I never understood the point of mirage island.
Why is it so hard to find it, when it has only wynaut and liechi berry there?
You can catch wobuffet in other areas...
At the time, pre-evo's weren't ever found in the wild. In addition, if I remember correctly, the liechi berry was a VERY good berry to have too.
You have to keep in mind its just an extra in the game, they weren't going to a put a legendary on it considering how difficult it is to get to.
Pinch berries were very good back in the day. Trust me if they put the Salac bery ingame it would be far harder to obtain
Wait but can't status moves easily outdo pinch berries?
Here's why it's so hard to get to (quoting from Bulbapedia here):
"Every day, a random number between 0 and 65535 in hex (that is between 0x0000 and 0xFFFF) is generated by the game. If this number matches the last two bytes of the personality value of any of the Pokémon in the party in hex, Mirage Island will appear for that day. The number is generated at 0:00 hours every day and it is active for 24 hours. Even though play time has nothing to do with the real-time clock, a game that has reached the maximum time of play (999 hours and 59 minutes) will not generate Mirage Island numbers anymore."
And the Liechi Berry helps make the best PokéBlocks, which are gold. It makes sense that it would be hard to get. It also only has one berry on the tree when you get to it, but if you plant it somewhere else, it can have up to two berries at a time (though it can get more in Generation IV), but it takes 96 hours to grow.
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I hope if GF does make a remake of R/S/E they would let us find the island easier w/ other method. And put something else neater there.
I never cared for Mirage Island. I mean there was no real purpose to it in my opinion. Sure, you could catch wild Wynaut but you could easily hatch them from eggs. And the Liechi Berry wasn't that useful unless you were making Pokeblocks and I don't know anyone who even bothered doing that. Besides, you could still get one from the event Zigzagoon that was given out at GameStop, so Mirage Island wasn't necessary. The whole island was just a cheap gimmick imo.
didn't origionally care, but I've NEVER gotten there!!!!! I Want to get there, leichi berry for bragging rights!
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Mirage Island is very rare because it appears in a 1 out of 65535(?) chance. Which is way more rare than a Shiny Pokemon or Pokerus.
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Saint Luke1 AD - —About the AuthorAmong Christians, Luke is customarily regarded as the author of the Third Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles. He was a companion of the apostle Paul and the most literary of the New Testament writers. As is the case with most of the early Christians, information about his life is scarce. The prevalence of medical terms in his writings and other sources strongly suggests that he was a physician. In The Library: