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Monitoring & Controlling Processes
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- Document any lessons learned up to this stage in the project.
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Investigators said Chad Anderson, 32, was ejected from the golf cart when the driver, Matthew Myers, made a hard turn.
Myers is charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated causing serious bodily injury or death.
Anderson is the son-in-law of Major Chuck Adams, Public Information Officer with the Clark County Sheriff's Office. Adams said Anderson and Myers were childhood friends who loved each other. Adams added that Anderson's family holds no ill feelings toward Myers and they are praying for him and his family.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Down 21-19 with two minutes remaining in the Rose Bowl, Wisconsin QB Scott Tolzien broke his team's huddle, ready to attempt a two-point conversion to tie the game. A run-first team all season long, the Badgers were hoping to catch TCU off guard with a pass out of the shotgun. Tolzien lined up three yards behind his center on the left hash mark, with a running back standing to his left, two receivers split out to his right, a tight end on the line of scrimmage and a third wideout on the left side of the formation.
Tolzien took the snap, dropped back three steps and fired a pass to TE Lance Kendricks, who was standing wide open in the front of the endzone. It looked like the Badgers were going to even the score at 21, until the hand of Horned Frogs LB Tank Carter reached out to knock the ball down, simultaneously ending Wisconsin's chances of tying the game and Tolzien's collegiate career. The quarterback walked off the field with his chin tucked into his shoulder pads, the look of disappointment in his eyes.
Nearly three months later, the former Badgers signalcaller has the look of a man trying to prove himself. Tolzien says he has moved on from the heartbreaking defeat and is looking toward making his mark as a professional. He's aware that he doesn't have all the physical tools that some NFL teams are looking for in their quarterback, but he believes that with the hard work he has put in since he flew home from Pasadena, Calif., he will be noticed by some team this week at the NFL Scouting Combine.
"There's a lot of things I can improve on," Tolzien said. "Personally, just being myself, and hopefully some team will taking a liking to that. And that's all I can ask for, is that they like Scott Tolzien for being Scott Tolzien and not trying to be someone that I'm not. At the same time there are things I need to improve on — foot speed, pocket presence, studying the game, learning the game more, becoming more accurate."
Wisconsin's offense didn't require Tolzien to have a rocket arm or blinding speed, but in two full seasons as the starter, the QB was efficient and smart, a pair of valuable characteristics that the 32 clubs in Indianapolis this week will be looking for in their signalcallers. Tolzien tossed 32 touchdown passes and only 17 interceptions in the 2009 and '10 seasons combined while completing 68.2 percent of his passes. Most importantly, his 21-5 career record shows he's a winner. He credited the system he played in as a reason for his success but also pointed out that the success can be easily translated to the professional level.
"I think it really does start with taking care of the football," Tolzien said about his strengths as a player. "The Wisconsin program for years, ever since I was a kid watching the Badgers play, always has been a ball-control, disciplined and physical team. And that's really, the best teams in the NFL are those three things. I feel fortunate to have played at Wisconsin, where that system is pretty traditional, and that seems to be the case in the NFL, as well.
"You have to do that at the next level, or else you're going to have a short career if you're not taking care of the football. Every coach in the NFL prides themselves on winning the turnover battle, and in a lot of ways, that starts with the quarterback."
Tolzien was asked about his last college game and his last college throw, the one that was batted down with two minutes remaining in the Rose Bowl. The quarterback said that since the initial disappointment wore off, he has realized he should take pride in the way his Badgers career concluded.
"It takes time. It was something we were working on from the end of my junior season and all the way through the winter, in summer workouts, through the season," Tolzien said. "It was an awesome season, and it's a shame we couldn't finish it out in the way we wanted to. You go through that process of shoulda, coulda, woulda, and that's the worst process you have to go through. But you learn from it, a week went by, and you move on.
"I use it as another learning experience. It still was an unbelievable experience to get to the Rose Bowl, so that's something I'll always remember and nobody can take from me."


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"Hospitable hotel in the beautiful landscape of Drenthe"» Read more about Hampshire Hotel - Bieze
The hospitable Hampshire Hotel - Bieze is surrounded by the beautiful Drenthe countryside and special places of interest. The Hunebedcentrum in Borger is just a stone's throw away, a museum that's well worth a visit. It explains precisely who erected the dolmens everywhere in Drenthe and why. Other highlights in the area of the hotel include the glass-blowing studio and large sheep-fold with flock of sheep in Exloo village. Kabouterland in Exloo is a charming attraction for families.
Drenthe is the destination for peace, space and a varied landscape with many walking and cycling routes. Well-known are the Hunebedwandeling (Dolmen walk), Hondsrugwandeling (Hondsrug walk), Boerderijenfietsroute (Farm cycling route) and the Rondje Borger en Omgeving (Around Borger and surroundings. After an active day in the fresh air, you can recover in the cosy bar/lounge of Hampshire Hotel - Bieze or enjoy dinner in Bieze's Restaurant. This stylish restaurant offers a huge selection of culinary dishes à la carte, together with the most delicious wines in your glass.
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This stylish restaurant serves the most fantastic, culinary innovations. Do you fancy Drents "hoogveen" lamb fillet, tame duck or a trio of veal? And for dessert, marinated rhubarb with a strawberry soup, vanilla mascarpone and pistachio crumble? And by no means unimportant: the extensive wine menu. The more than fifty, mainly French wines offer a true adventure for the wine lover. Our waiters will be pleased to inform you about wine-food combinations.
Grand Café
You'll feel comfortable in the Grand Café: you can order thirteen different wines by the glass here, together with delicious appetizers. And you have a beautiful view of the Borger village centre. Earlier in the day, you can come here to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee or tea with cake. In the evening, you can just stay put and order bistro dishes from the bistro menu.
Forget the stress, crowds and queues of the Randstad. Come to Borger in Drenthe: the ideal location for the business traveller. In addition to its beautiful, peaceful surroundings, there are many meeting possibilities for small as well as large groups. And Hampshire Hotel - Bieze offers many extra facilities, such as free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, free parking, room service, packed lunch service and cycle hire.
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Would you like to organise a meeting, seminar, reception or event in beautiful Drenthe? Then Hampshire Hotel - Bieze is ideal. Situated not far from Groningen, easily accessible via the A28 and with free parking in front of the hotel. Hampshire Hotel - Bieze has two meeting rooms and a boardroom. The meeting rooms have daylight and all possible audiovisual equipment. The large room can seat up to 200 people and can be split into three smaller rooms. The boardroom is the ideal space for smaller meetings or private lunches.
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Really get to know your team members by going "klootschieten", a local ball-throwing game, near the hotel. Or try mountain biking or golfing on one of the five golf courses in the area. Less active but certainly great fun is a group visit to the Dierenpark Emmen or the Hunebedcentrum in Borger.
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Dennis 'DJ' Cameron- President
Hello, my Name is Dennis Cameron Jr., or DJ for short, you can even call me Moose. This is my third year on the NWACC campus, and second year as a Student Ambassador. I come from Rogers Arkansas, born and raised and proud of that. My academic goals are to one day become a U.S. History teacher and one day go into politics. Although I like such "boring" topics as history I am a really funny person to get to know! So if you see me around campus and want to get to know me feel free.
My name is Azlee Goode. I was born and raised in Albany, Georgia until I was sixteen years old. My dad is a pastor and my mom is an accountant. They both work for Cross Church. I have two brothers and one sister. They all go to Shiloh and they are some of my favorite people in the world. I graduated from Shiloh Christian School in 2012. A big contributor in my life is Jesus Christ. I was saved when I was 7 years old, and it was a decision that I made that would affect my life forever. I'm a small group leader at my church and I love the opportunity that it has given me. I love photography and traveling. I love my family and eating food! If you would like to know anything else just let me know!
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Daniel Ramirez - Game Room Warden
My name is Daniel Rey Ramirez. I was born on September 4, 1991 in Yuba City, California. Raised in Sutter, CA and played soccer my whole life. I now live in Fayetteville. I've been there for a little over a year now. I plan on being a physical therapist and later on get into sports therapy
Joshan Cortez - Historian
Luis Ramirez - Publicity Coordinator
My name is Luis Ramirez and this will be my second year at NWACC. I am currently earning my Associates of Science and I plan to major in Software Development after transferring to the University of Arkansas. Life has given me so many opportunities. I enjoy helping others in any way I can and I tend to do what is right to pursue a life of happiness. It is an honor to work with the other Student Ambassadors and we plan to make this school year an incredible experience.
Erika Garcia - SGA Liaison
I'm Erika Janet Garcia. I was born and raised in northwest Arkansas but my family comes from Durango, Mexico. I graduated from Bentonville High School in 2012. I'm very passionate for politics and the structure of our government; therefore I hope to teach civics or government in a high school in northwest Arkansas. I will be getting my major in political science and hopefully get my masters of education at the University of Arkansas. I would like to have a minor in Spanish and also be an ESL teacher within my subject of teaching. I am very dedicated and caring, which is why I'd like to make a difference in my community even if it's a little change. The greatest accomplishment will be knowing I have devoted my time and effort to make a difference in someone else's life.
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I am a nineteen years old young man who came from Mexico 4 years ago. The reason why my family decided to come to the U.S. is because for 16 years my mom, brother, and I had lived without the total presence of my dad in the house due to his work here in Fayetteville. But after those 16 years my family had the possibility of getting the residence card, so we decided to stay together. I have always been dedicated to school even though I had some trouble trying to learn the new language. I attended to Har-Ber high school and now I am fortunate of continuing my college path at NWACC and I hope to transfer to the U of A without any problems to accomplish one of my biggest goals in life, to become an architect.
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September 23, 2012 – What about my plan?
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This week on "Give God Permission" we answer the question, "What About My Plan?" by considering four simple points. First, we must be radically detached from everything other than God's plan. Second, God will give us the desire to embrace His plan even if at first it doesn't appeal to us. Third, to discover God's plan, we need to see how the gifts He has given us can best meet people's needs. Fourth, we should seek first God's kingdom, bearing in mind that His plan leads us to the deep joy that awaits us there and makes every sacrifice well worth it. Fr. Peter and Janis discuss different facets of that incredible joy, which can begin to penetrate our lives even now as we submit our own plans to the Lord and embrace His plan with radical detachment and trust. Janis shares an experience of detachment and trust that opened a whole new way of using her gifts in service of the unborn, including her hauntingly beautiful song, "Small Voices Cry Mercy." Fr. Peter and Janis invite everyone to Give God Permission at a deeper level in the context of today's teaching, particularly in response to the need of the "little ones." John Paul II referred to the plight of the unborn as the social injustice in contemporary society that most cries out to the the Christian conscience. Join us next week as we consider, "Can God's Plan Include Failure?"
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NEW ORLEANS -- Louisiana law strictly prohibits quotas for police officers. According to the statute, any measurement of officers' performance based on the number of arrests they make is a violation.
That's why a recent email message from NOPD Commander Robert Bardy, head of the Sixth District, has the ACLU up in arms.
In the message obtained by Eyewitness News, Bardy addressed an underling's request for mountain bike training for select officers in the second platoon as a reward for good work. The commander applauded the idea of the training, but wrote that he would like to see the platoon get "back to its former proactive posture of 40 arrests a week."
"I will not send anyone who does not support these goals," Bardy wrote. "The second platoon is and has always been the one I count on. We (me, you and the 3 sgts) have to rekindle their drive and desire. This is something that is a priority for me."
ACLU Executive Director Marjorie Esman said that type of message is wrong for many reasons.
"It's very bad policing. It's bad for law enforcement. It's bad for the community and that's why the state has outlawed it," Esman said.
The state law against quotas prohibits a broad range of actions that could be interpreted as offering incentives to boost arrests.
According to the statute, no police agency "shall maintain, formally or informally, a plan to evaluate, promote, compensate or discipline a law enforcement officer on the basis of the officer making a predetermined or specified number" of arrests.
Esman said quotas give patrol officers the wrong motivation, redirecting efforts away from preventing crime before it happens.
"There's good reason for that law," she said. "And the reason is that it sets up an incentive for police officers, potentially, to let a crime occur rather than prevent a crime in the first place."
The email comes at a time when the city is awaiting a federal judge's approval of a consent decree requiring a host of reforms by the long-troubled NOPD, including proper arrest policies.
In a hard-hitting 2011 report, the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Just Justice specifically addressed the issue.
"The Department's organizational focus on arrests… encourages stops without reasonable suspicion, illegal pat downs, and arrests without probable cause," the report states.
While Bardy's informal message was not meant to stand as official policy, Esman said it is troubling in light of the federal scrutiny.
"What it means is that the problems are so ingrained that even with a pending consent decree, we're not there yet," Esman said. "The culture of the police department still isn't where it needs to be."
In a written statement, police spokesperson Remi Braden not only defended Bardy's email, she praised it as an example of leadership.
"This email clearly shows that Commander Bardy regularly monitors his officers' performance, as all commanders should to make sure the people of New Orleans are getting the best service we can provide," Braden wrote. "The commander noticed a significant drop in officer activity, wanted to know what caused it, and said he'd work with supervisors to re-motivate the troops. This is leadership."


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Like the Paris and New York-New York hotels, the 5,030-room Venetian is an enormous and extravagant tribute to a place far from the desert, complete with gondola rides and a replica of Saint Mark's Square. Compared to the other theme-driven Vegas properties, the Venetian distinguishes itself with enormous guest rooms, a world-class spa, and heaps of premier restaurants.
This 3,933-room Italian "villa" is the embodiment of Vegas luxury. The elaborate Italian-themed courtyard is one of many highlights, with five swimming pools, elaborate sculptures, and fountains. Rooms are sophisticated and contemporary, and all have marble bathrooms with separate glass showers and soaking tubs. Guests (mostly couples, and a healthy dose of families and business travelers) will find formal room service, a superb fitness center and spa, and the best buffet on the Strip; attractions such as the indoor botanical gardens and the dancing fountains are world-famous. Cirque du Soleil performs here, and the massive gaming floor is one of the best in Vegas. The Bellagio has prices to match its five-pearl service; in terms of competition, only the Encore and the Cosmopolitan can compare.
The Cosmopolitan has quickly established itself as one of the trendiest spots on the Strip. The typical Vegas kitsch has been swapped out for aggressively modern design and futuristic touches (guests sign in on an iPad). Fanfare aside, rooms are large and feature comfortable, designer furnishings and modern, open bathrooms. All types of travelers seem to come here, from frat boys to gambling grandmothers, but the nights decidedly belong to the younger crowd at BOND and Marquee -- as do the days, during Marquee's seasonal "dayclub" party poolside. It's certainly not the most family-friendly option, but couples looking for a phenomenal spa and nearby action won't be disappointed.
A new breed of Las Vegas luxury, with 392 elegant rooms and some of Vegas' best service, the Mandarin Oriental is a quiet haven on the glitzy Strip. The hotel lacks the characteristic excess that many people come to Vegas for (including a casino), opting instead for a more restrained approach: a beautiful spa, two fine dining restaurants, a peaceful pool, meeting space, and the rarest of Las Vegas features -- serenity. But the convenient City Center location means easy access to all the excess you want.
Remote-controlled drapes in the giant rooms, eight premier restaurants, an 18-hole golf course -- the 2,716-room Wynn is one of the Strip's most extravagant luxury hotels. But service is a bit impersonal, and there's a hefty fee to use the fitness center.
The Las Vegas outpost of this venerable luxury chain is a rare quiet refuge from the casino cacophony. Count on excellent service, stylish rooms, a serene pool, and two good restaurants. Head to the adjoining Mandalay Bay Hotel for gambling, partying, a vast pool complex, and a shark-filled aquarium.
Just off the Strip, Trump's nongaming condominium hotel is a mellow alternative to the mega-hotel-casinos, with 1282 spacious suites boasting the latest technology, luxury touches, and tasteful decor. Room rates are seriously reduced. Too bad the 5-minute walk to the Strip for a casino or better restaurant is so unpleasant.
A business hotel beside the Convention Center with sleek interiors, a great gym and an excellent steakhouse. Rooms are standard and boring; suites can accommodate large parties and families. The scene at this non-gaming, off-the-Strip Marriott property is mostly conventioneers, and wouldn't be fun for leisure travelers.
Tasteful but staid, this suburban Las Vegas property draws golfers (the area offers seven fine public courses), business conventioneers, wedding parties, locals hitting the casino, and a smattering of families. With its excellent spa, waterfall pool, and servicable restaurants, the JW Marriott is a tried-and-true, if unexciting, off-the-Strip resort.
The highlights at this Westin are the brand's signature features: a large, modern gym, a great spa, and the Heavenly Bed. The dark atmosphere, dated decor, and sub-par upkeep diminish this mid-priced hotel's appeal. But travelers who want to be close to the Strip but away from the crowds will appreciate the location.
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It's a question you've heard plenty of times in the past 72 hours, and a question you'll hear at least 72 more times until the first golfers tee-off next Thursday at The Olympic Club.
Fair or not, asking if Tiger Woods is "back" will be what fuels the attention and TV viewership for the 2012 U.S. Open.
With two PGA Tour victories this season, including last week's dramatic victory at the Memorial, it's an easy angle to play; not only because it may be true, but also because we're all so desperate for the Tiger Woods of old.
On Woods' chances next weekend, CBSSports.com's Steve Elling doesn't quite see it that way:
It's harder to handicap than ever before, really. That's not necessarily a bad thing. Five years ago, Woods was winning around 1½ majors a year on average. Now nobody can be sure whether he'll even make the weekend.
In March, Woods won at Bay Hill to snap a 30-month victory drought in official PGA Tour play, and took a huge header as the favorite at the Masters. In three consecutive events, he finished T40 or worse, as bad as any stretch of his career.
Depending on where you look, Woods is either this 2012 U.S. Open favorite, or right atop the list. He's a legitimate contender but, until he wins his 15th major tournament, it's probably not a safe bet to say that one of the most dominate golfers the sport has ever seen is back to his pre-2009 form.
For all your news and updates in the run up to the 2012 U.S. Open at Olympic, visit SB Nation's dedicated golf hub. Be sure to head over to USOpen.com for even more coverage from the event.


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Hi Guys;
I am new in mysql and have not that much of knowledge about the sql language. I am trying to join 2 tables so I can compare that title field in table resources with keywords filed in table categories and this is what I wrote but no matter how I can not get it to work.
SELECT * FROM rss_articles JOIN rss_categories
(MATCH (rss_articles.title) AGAINST (rss_categories.keywords IN BOOLEAN MODE)
Would you please tell me where am I going wrong? The keywords are comma seperated in the rss_categories.keywords field.
Thanks a lot for the help
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to start with, storing a comma-delimited list in a single column value is going to give you a ~lot~ of headaches
i don't really understand what you're trying to match, though
the entire title against all keywords? only one keyword? does each keyword have to be included in the title?
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Brooke is far beyond beautiful, she is ravishing, lovely, incredible, overwhelming, adorable, alluring, enticing, and amazing. She is a stunner - She will take your flipping breath away before you can even introduce yourself. Her eyes are constantly shining with joy even if she were sad or happy. She is a fireball that I can barely handle and I must say that if you think that your "Brooke" is hot or sexy, you need to seriously look into a girl and see what is inside because that is all that matters to me anyways. To my Amazing Brooke ~ Conner
Guy 1 - She was such a "Brooke". I just wanted to hold her tight and never let go.
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Brains, beauty, athleticism, talent, sense of humor, the biggest heart ever--a Brooke has it all. She's the sweetest girl you'll ever meet, who never hesitates to do the right thing and who always has a smile on her face. She's ambitious and aspires high, but she'll always be there for you if you need someone to lean on. Brooke's the girl in the back desk, with her head bent over her notebook as she scribbles down notes, but she's also the girl no guy in his right mind can keep his eyes off of, the girl sprinting across the finish line to the screams of her fans, the girl who stops in the middle of a crowded hallway to help you pick up your dropped books, and the girl who can always find something to laugh about. She'll get straight A's, no sweat, and she's always around to help you out if you need it. She's fragile, and can be easily hurt, but it's easy to make her laugh as well. A Brooke is somewhat shy, so she'll fly under your radar if you're looking for the type of girl who throws herself at you screaming, but once you see her, you'll be glad you did. Every girl wants to be her friend, and every guy wants to have her at his side. Known for her huge heart, as well as her beauty, she's the type of girl who'll be faithful to you through all the ups and downs. A Brooke is hands down the most amazing person you will ever meet! If you find a Brooke, hold on to her because you'll regret it if you lose her!
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viết bởi Catherine Jade 07 Tháng chín, 2013
A woman named Brooke is a very bright and beautiful girl who has beautiful eyes. They also have the perfectest body figure and are very fit.
dayum!!??!?! Is that Brooke!
Brooke is looking beautiful as usual.
Brooke is looking beautiful as usual.
viết bởi BitchFACE! 29 Tháng ba, 2011
Another word for goregous. Brooke's love everyone and they are very caring. They are outgoing and creative. They look however they feel. They use their imagination often.
Her name should be Brooke, because she acts like one
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Brooke is a sexy, beautiful girl. She has high moral standards. She is vary capable of taking care of herself, she doesn't like feeling that she needs to rely on other people. She doesn't like to admit she needs others. Since she has been hurt in the past. She is the most beautiful, but she dose not know it. People see her as confident and brave but deep down she thinks she is ugly. She is vary out spoken and relys more on 1or2 friends instead of many. She speaks her mind and hates being told what to do. She is always a happy person that smiles all the Time even when things are rough and she is in pain. She is all ways positive and is a fast thinker. She is vary smart, can remember interesting facts. She loves her friends and is vary loyal to them she would never leave them. She would defend her friends and have their back through any thing. She gives many second chances but holds a lot of grudges agents people that have tried to heart her or her friends. She is vary talented athletics, artistically, musical, she is a vary well rounded person. Brooke is so unspeakably beautiful every thing about her is beautiful, her face her eyes , her body. It is so sad that she doesn't think so. She is the greatest friend anyone could ever have if you know a brooke then you should consider your self vary lucky, and if your her best friend then your the luckiest person alive you will forever have a grate friend.
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A name of a woman who is very beautiful and very nice. You are a very lucky person to have one in your life if you do.
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Brooke, you're such a good friend!
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186 Franklin Street
New York, NY 10013
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Contemporary American
$31 to $50
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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 431-0606 x1
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:45am - 2:30pm
Weekend Brunch: 10:00am to 3:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Wednesday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Thursday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
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Contemporary American, Comfort Food
Executive Chef:
Mark Spangenthal
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Kutsher's Tribeca will soon have a full array of catering options for all types of functions ranging from office lunches to private dinners and parties. Please contact us to learn more.
Private Party Facilities:
Kutsher's Tribeca has the ability to host parties for groups of all sizes along with the option of a full buy-out for the night.
Private Party Contact:
Angele Yonke (212) 660-6766
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Getting there
Cross Street:
Greenwich and Hudson Streets
Public Transit:
Kutsher's Tribeca is best reached by taking the 1 and 9 subway lines. Exit at Franklin Street and simply walk 2 blocks west to 186 Franklin Street (between Hudson & Greenwich Streets).
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The closest parking is at Central Parking located at 56 North Moore Street (between Greenwich & Hudson Streets) which is located 1 block north of Franklin Street. The garage is on the South side of the street and can be contacted by calling (212) 941-7633.
A word from Kutsher's Tribeca
Kutsher's Tribeca is a uniquely modern Jewish-American bistro open 7 days a week with lunch, brunch and dinner. Kutsher's will give New Yorkers their very first chance to experience updated "Catskills cuisine" inspired by the iconic Kutsher's Country Club founded in 1907. With a new take on
timeless classics, the restaurant will bring the spirit of the Catskills to Tribeca, creating a brand new dining experience never before seen in New York City. The menu, created by NY Times 2-star chef, Mark Spangenthal, takes a contemporary and playful approach to the canon of Jewish cooking from small bites to more substantial offerings.
The 140 seat restaurant designed by architect Rafael de Cardenas presents a fresh take on the 1960's canteen, featuring a comfortable downtown aesthetic that channels the communal and family-friendly spirit of Kutsher's historic dining room.
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the restaurant has great nostalgic
cultural food but for some reason the place was empty on a thursday night last week. they also had a weird issue with many of standard alcohols missing. like no vodka and running out of certain mixes for what is otherwise a graet cocktail menu. something sketchy with the bar not getting delivery and/or being emptied out by a party the night before. Manager was cool and comped 50% off alcohol. If they fix those issues look forward to coming back as food is really great!"
Dined on 8/14/2014
We had a groupon, that's the
actual reason we went there. We didn't realize we purchased a dinner groupon, so we went for brunch (the dinner groupon that we purchased was actually $20 more expensive than the brunch groupon). They didn't tell us until it was too late that they would have to charge us for soup and drinks that were not included in the brunch groupon, even though we had already paid extra. The restaurant manager was very rude, would not work with us at all. She had actually hand written prices on our check which seemed to be a great deal more than they should have been. So even though the food was wonderful, our experience left us angry and disappointed. We will not be going back there."
Dined on 8/10/2014
Been meaning to check out
Kutsher's for a while now, & Restaurant Week gave me the kick I needed! The location is great and spacious with a wonderful nostalgic vibe. The menu has recognizable NY dishes with some modern twists. We LOVED the mini knishes & "borscht" gazpacho, but were less impressed with our main dishes. The challah grilled cheese with veal bacon was as decadent as you'd imagine, so I'd suggest sharing with a friend. The KT pastrami, however, was a bit of a letdown. The bread was great & flavors spot-on, but the meat was grey (overcooked). For dessert they won me back with their fantastic cheesecake! Given the other temptations, like the duck schmaltz fries, the terrific service & general ambience. I'll be back for sure!"
Dined on 8/6/2014
I had eaten here before and the
meats and smoked salmon was really good. At this particular visit the meat was dry. A little disappointing but rated it very good because it was amazing during my last visit."
Dined on 8/3/2014
Have not dined there for brunch in
several months and surprised to see it how far it has fallen. What a shame- it had been quite a good brunch place."
Dined on 8/3/2014
I really enjoyed Kutsher's cuisine
and would definitely come back again. We were welcomed by a nice smiling lady and swiftly seated not far from a (maybe a bit too) noisy bar. The service was a bit slow, but the food was worth the waiting: the appetizers were good (even if small) but the main courses were delicious. We had a great Israeli cous cous and lamb brisket, a nice and delicate grilled salmon, an excellent Romanian steak and a very interesting selection of sliced meat, with bread sauces, liver, called Delicatessen. If you prefer not to (or cannot) drink beer or wine, I would recommend their home-made soft drinks, the ginger-ale above all."
Dined on 7/24/2014
We went during happy hour and got
latkes, knishes, chicken fingers, pastrami, corned beef, all these things. And the matzoh ball soup was great. You have to go there."
Dined on 6/27/2014
We thought the food was very good
as was the service. Everything was fresh and tasty. The space leaves a lot to be desired. It seems that little thought went into arranging tables, which were too close together. The design also leads to it being unnecessarily loud."
Dined on 6/22/2014
This place takes traditional
Jewish food and makes it truly exceptional. Wonderful cocktails and brunch menu with delicious innovative foods such as pastrami cured smoked salmon are to die for. I highly recommend!"
Dined on 6/22/2014
Kutsher's was a disappointment.
The salmon we ordered was grossly overcooked. I tried to find our waiter to send it back, but he was no where to be found. After flagging a different waiter, I got a look of disbelief when I sent the salmon back. After some time had passed, I was about to give up on the salmon and cancel it. When I finally found our waiter, He begged me to keep the salmon as it was just put on the flame. This time the salmon was cooked more towards med rare; although, the ends were dry and overcooked again-- perhaps the chef needs to get some lessons on cooking fish. Again, no apology from the waiter or manager. We were not comped a drink or dessert for the inconvenience, which is kind of standard. Will not be back."
Dined on 6/21/2014
Service was poor - Food was worse!
French fries were good but my corned beef sandwich was not worth eating! Definitely not a deli ( which is what we expected )"
Dined on 6/19/2014
The food was fine and the service
good but it seemed like Kutsher's Tribeca was going the way of Kutsher's Catskills. The main dining room was curtained off and diners were seated in the bar area. We ate at rather small, pseudo marble tables. When there were patrons at the bar, the area was very noisy. I found the atmosphere somewhat depressing. It was a Friday night, and when we left, around 8:30PM, there still were many empty tables. "
Dined on 5/30/2014
It is an old restaurant, the
atmosphere is decadent, we were not notified that the kitchen was about to close so we could not hace dessert. Did not like it at all."
Dined on 5/20/2014
My mom was born and raised in
brookyln.She will be moving to Delaware very soon .I couldn't let her leave town without having the best pastrami sandwich.in new york...now maybe she will consider staying .."
Dined on 5/11/2014
After having read about the
restaurant when it opened, I expected a different environment...although I can't exactly describe what that is. The restaurant on the weekday at 1 PM was essentially empty and half the room closed off. The service was just ok because the waiter spent a lot of time behind the room divider (where the remaining staff was either meeting or having their lunch). Construction in the area may hinder attendance but I think that Kutsher's is not really a destination restaurant in the long run."
Dined on 5/1/2014
We went to Kutsher's at 8:30 on a
Saturday night. There was literally no one else eating there. By the time we left an hour and a half later, only two other tables had been filled. When I placed my order our waiter said, "Oh, we're out of that. Sorry, I forgot to tell you." When we ordered dessert he tossed the menus down and said, "There's no ice cream tonight. Sorry." On the bright side, the food we did get was quite good, as were our drinks. The idea of updating an old Catskills resort is really fun, too. (We used to go to the Concord, near Kutsher's every winter.) But no one really seemed to be running the place, and perhaps that's why it was so empty when every restaurant around it was packed."
Dined on 4/26/2014
After reading some fairly average
reviews our expectations were not high before arriving. Whilst the food and service and ambiance were ok, our dinner including compulsory gratuity was grossly overpriced for the quality and quantity of what we ate and drank "
Dined on 4/15/2014
Okay, They are trying. The
eggcreams are amazing. the chopped liver is excellent. The lamb brisket so so. The prices are pricey and the service is appalling. How appalling? Well, at $125 a person for a holiday dinner, the waiters dropped soiled silverware on the bare table top in between courses that had schmaltz, liver, brisket etc. on them, and then on the table. They left dirty plates. And could not be flagged down for a glass of water. Those downsides were formidable. On the upside. A wonderful idea. Food that while spotty is on the way to wonderful. And owners who are clearly passionate about their business and caring -- when they are involved -- about their customers. R"
Dined on 4/15/2014
Had been there for dinner several
times so we were expecting a warm atmosphere and an elegant holiday dinner for what turned out to be our over $100 per head including taxes and tips, excluding their overpriced wine and drinks. Instead they had turned up the lights and hung sports banners from the old hotel, so you felt like the inside of a gym. The food was mediocre and the service was haphazard. Chicken and duck liver needed seasoning. Artichokes were ok. Latkes were bland. Trout was good but barely warm and very small portions. Folks who had the lamb brisket thought it was great. They didn't bring enough dessert for the table until we asked. Could have been great but instead a huge disappointment. "
Dined on 4/15/2014
Eaten here before for a Seder -
don't recall skimpy dishes. One tiny portion of chopped liver on table for 4 (very) hungry diners. Not much value for $85 a person."
Dined on 4/14/2014
Very disappointed We went for a
family seder and sad to say it was a horrible overpriced experience . Bad overpriced food and drinks, Cocktails were $13 for warm uninspired cocktails. Thimble sized chopped liver had to be shared with no seconds!! Chicken soup was okay and so was the small desserts that also had to be shared the coffee was lukewarm and we were forced to give a 20% tip which was added on to our charge card. We were never informed of this 20% charge on the phone or was it printed anywhere. Comments of other patrons upon leaving were also very negative. Although the service was fair at best, the small portions and lackluster taste of the food and the high prices made this a one time visit for me and my family."
Dined on 4/14/2014
Egg creams, celebrity chef quality
matzoh ball soup, latkes. Katz's meets the Fontainebleau. "Nobody puts Baby in the corner. ""
Dined on 3/29/2014
Despite some on line poor reviews,
we found good service and delicious traditional food. The matzoh ball soup was home made as was the real ginger ale (and other house sodas). The pastrami and corned beef melted in the mouth. Although is is expensive for such a meal of soup and sandwich, we enjoyed every bite."
Dined on 3/26/2014
The food was wonderful, albeit
heavy. The special cocktails are cute. The artichoke appetizer and the latkes with topping are wonderful. Many items, including the interesting entrees, have dropped off the menu. What we now have is mostly wonderful high end delicatessen at a high end price. Still, I loved the lamb brisket and the brussels sprouts. Dessert wasn't worth it."
Dined on 3/26/2014
Kutsher's is a great spin on a
traditional Jewish deli. The combination of Asian cuisine and Jewish cuisine together are fantastic flavors that explode in your mouth. Outstanding potato latkes with duck confit."
Dined on 3/9/2014
Very fun - a nice change of
cuisine. Roast chicken was overcooked & dry; cel-ray soda was homemade & you could definitely tell. It was a delicious soda. Desserts were excellent, especially recommend the sundae. We found the ambiance to be a little too simple; could have used a bit more feeling of nostalgia."
Dined on 3/8/2014
Nice place. Went for a lovely and
very unique NY brunch. NYC's unique Jewish heritage infused with a modern fusion twist. Some of the stuff was good, some excellent. The pastrami spring rolls were fun but while exciting, I did not find the final result outstanding. Beetroot salad was very well crafted. We tried two types of latkes: traditional with apple compote and sour cream, and with home made gently smoked brisket and horseradish sauce. Both were excellent. The latkes tasted like 'real' latkes but the twists were also fun. Excellent home made sodas (loved the cele-ray) cool desserts including a lovely apple pie ice cream soda. A very worthwhile concept, good execution, and very reasonable prices. Excellent service too."
Dined on 3/8/2014
Having spent my summers at
Kutcher's in the Catskills, i thought this would be a fun place have dinner with friends. I was disappointed. The portions were a bit small. The pastrami was fatty. Although the service was good, the small portions and lackluster taste of the food made this a one time visit for me."
Dined on 3/5/2014
Was surprised, the place was
pretty empty. I have read about the restaurant and the chef when it was opening. Familiar with the resort...(not my thing, however, deserves historical recognition...) I think, the food was really good. Even though, I am not into "deli" type of food, but, it was an artisanal version of Jewish/Yiddish/American food... I think, it deserves more attention that it was getting."
Dined on 3/3/2014
Its had its day. Some of the food
tasted historic or stale."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Great for Jewish deli which is
hard to find in this in this day and age! Everything we ordered was excellent and the service was very pleasant and accomodating. Highly recommended."
Dined on 2/28/2014
I recognized the name Kutsher's
from the resort in the Catskills that I went to one summer with my family as a kid, so I was curious to check out this restaurant. What a treat. The food on their menu is nostalgic but every dish has a unique twist that makes it really special. The cocktail menu is great, the duck latkes are incredible, the mini potato knishes melt in your mouth. I've never tasted anything like their shlishkes. I will be back."
Dined on 2/27/2014
They make their own pastrami and
corned beef! And they are very good. Very few restaurants in NYC brine their own. It's an attention to detail that shows the restaurant's love of good basic food. This is not haute cuisine but real, Catskills style food. (Not kosher)"
Dined on 2/19/2014
we were all seated by 1:30--got
delicious appetizers to share--then waited....and waited (restaurant was not crowded). After sitting for an hour, I asked for mine to be boxed since I had to leave."
Dined on 2/17/2014
This was my 5th or 6th visit to
Kutsher's, and we thoroughly enjoyed it once again. The food was excellent, as was the service. All the employees are very warm and friendly, and my 3 year old was welcomed."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Fun dinner with truly the best
latkes ever! Our favorite was the smiked salmon. Very cute retro decor. Good service. Homemade favored soda was delish!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Brisket and latkes and artichokes
- well, anything on the menu - always comes out very well. Really like the place! Definitely a neighborhood gem! And their wine selection is limited but always very solid. I've discovered new wines at Kutsher's a few times, where I've left and purchased a case for my own consumption. Oh, and while I did not order it this time, the gefilte fish is the best EVER."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Visiting this restaurant brought
me back to the days when my parents and I went to this hotel in the Catskills. Those were the days. It's wonderful to have this restaurant in the city and to eat and remember those times. Food was delicious. We were 6 people and ordered a little of everything so we could all taste. Prices are on the high side but I didn't mind paying except for 1 thing. The big megillah soup should have more than 1 kreplach for the $19.00 price."
Dined on 2/8/2014
GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!! Accommodated 13
of us and food was delicious."
Dined on 2/8/2014
Despite the restaurant being
almost empty when we went, the service was slow and inattentive, and we were seated next to a noisy table. The latkes were fabulous--worth a trip of their own--but the other food was only so-so."
Dined on 2/1/2014
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A STRETCH of the Northern Distributor Road (NDR), and two roundabouts in Orange will be closed this week as Orange City Council continues its expanded road works program.
From Wednesday, major work to repair the surface of the Northern Distributor Road, started in October, will continue when the section between Molong Road and The Escort Way is closed for the next two and a half months to allow $750,000 worth of roadwork to get underway.
Weather permitting work will be completed by the end of March.
Council staff chose to close the entire section of road to speed up the work and because there are no residences, driveways or other access roads along the stretch, council spokesman Allan Reeder said.
"The option of closing one lane at a time, and allowing traffic to flow around the roadworks, would add an even longer completion date to the project," he said.
"All other sections of the bypass will remain open and detour signs are already in place."
On average, around 3000 vehicles use the bypass each day - around 1400 cars and motorbikes, and around 1600 trucks, buses or heavy vehicles.
The work will upgrade the overall strength of the road by adding 150 millimetres of compacted gravel to the roadway before it is sealed and council staff will also address sub-soil drainage issues to add to the road's long-term stability.
Other high traffic areas will also be upgraded beginning this week.
The roundabout at the corner of Kite and Sale streets will be closed between 7am to 5pm on Tuesday and Wednesday when around 100mm of damaged road surface will be removed and replaced with a new layer.
"The Kite/Sale streets roundabout is the first of a number where problems in the road surface are being addressed with a different blend of material," Mr Reeder said.
"A rubberised material is added to the usual hot-mix asphalt to give the surface a degree of flexibility in areas such as intersections or roundabouts where the road faces extra sideways pressure."
Work to resurface the roundabout at Hill and March streets is scheduled for Thursday and Friday, and work on the Kite and Anson streets roundabout will also occur soon.
A section of Sale Street between Kite and Moulder streets was re-sealed last week.