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New Members to Join IBMA Board in October 2014
Congratulations to the following IBMA members who will take their seats on the IBMA Board of Directors in October, 2014: Joe Mullins, in the Artists, Composers & Publishers category; David Smith, Broadcasters; and John Goad, serving the Print, Media & Education constituencies.
Johnson City police add patrols for holiday weekend
A long weekend means longer hours for some police officers in Johnson City. Johnson City police received a grant to pay for officer overtime for the holiday weekend.
Kyle Murphy has been announced as the new fiddler with Jeff Brown & Still Lonesome .
Still no horses allowed the Tweetsie Trail
It will be open to hikers and bikers, but not to horseback riding, and that has some horse owners upset, they're asking -- why not? They've begun an online petition to get the cities and trail organizers to change their minds.
ETSU professor holds '60s-centered class
We have re-imagined our design in a bold new way. Before we roll it out for everyone, we are giving select readers an opportunity to try out the new design.
Lee county fugitive arrested in Johnson City
Johnson City police department arrested a fugitive from justice for a crime allegedly committed across the border.
United Way Kicks off 2014 campaign
The United Way of Washington county, Tennessee kicks off it's 2014 campaign today.
Quillen College of Medicine hosts training day for first responders
More than 60 EMS responders around the region gathered at the Quillen College of Medicine today to take part in a day of advanced training at ETSU's simulation lab.
Quillen College of Medicine hosts training day for first responders
More than 60 EMS responders around the region gathered at the Quillen College of Medicine today to take part in a day of advanced training at ETSU's simulation lab.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., Aug. 14 -- East Tennessee State University issued the following news: Dr. Don Bailes, a faculty member in the East Tennessee State University Department of Computing, has been recognized by the Computing Science Accreditation Board with one of four awards for those who provide continuing service as team chairs five times beyond ... (more)
Group celebrates World Breastfeeding Month
It's World Breastfeeding Month and there was a special event in Johnson City today to celebrate.
The Old Tweetsie Line In Miniature
The Tweetsie Hiking and Biking Trail from Johnson City to Elizabethon will open later this month.
Doe Mountain tackles big issues
The Doe Mountain Recreation Authority Board tackled a few big issues last Tuesday in their monthly meeting at the First Tennessee Development District in Johnson City.
Johnson City man arrested after allegedly choking girlfriend, running from police
A Johnson City man is being charged with domestic aggravated assault, domestic simple assault, felony vandalism, evading arrest and interference with emergency calls.
18th annual Umoja parade returns to Johnson city
Despite gray skies, the 18th annual Umoja parade kicked off in Johnson City this morning.
New businees fills old building in Johnson City
A local building that's been vacant for years will soon be full of life again, as a new business.
State rep. candidates drop $100K on campaign
Tennessee lawmakers make less than $20,000 a year in salaries, but the campaign to become the next representative can be very expensive.
MTSU Administrators and Deans to travel the state
In this file photo, MTSU College of Basic and Applied Sciences Dean Bud Fischer, left, discusses options prospective students have with Victoria Coates and her mother, Nikita Radmond, during a fall 2013 True Blue Tour stop in Memphis.
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BioShock Infinite: "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" Duet
In this clip, Troy Baker (voice of Booker DeWitt) and Courtnee Draper (voice of Elizabeth) sit down live in the studio to record the track, "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" for BioShock Infinite.
BioShock Infinite: Lamb of Columbia
This new trailer for Bioshock Infinite we can learn more about Elizabeth, the mysterious young woman that you will have to encounter in the city of Columbia. Who is she really? This video tells us more.
BioShock Infinite: Columbia, a Modern Day Icarus? - Part 2
Take Two continues its communication around the highly anticipated Bioshock Infinite and offers us a new trailer rather original.
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A technological marvel amongst the clouds, Columbia holds a dark secret, and with it, a mysterious girl.
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Tom Gulitti tweeted this afternoon that the New Jersey Devils signed University of New Hampshire forward Mike Sislo to a two year entry level contract. Here is Sislo's bio and stats at the UNH website. Sislo had a big 2010-11 season with 15 goals and 33 assists as a senior. He'll play out the rest of Albany's season. Update: The tweet link didn't work but Gulitti's got a post on it at Fire & Ice so I switched it with that. Sorry.
The link goes to the team's website. That's not news. But tomorrow, the team's website will be streaming the official opening of the "Mission Control" digital command center at the Prudential Center at 12 PM EST on Wednesday. Said opening will feature Matt Loughlin, other front office staff, and the owner himself, Jeff Vanderbeek. If you haven't noticed on Twitter yet, the team has named several Devils Generals (@DevilsGenerals) in an attempt to more directly link fan feedback to the organization. The Devils have set up a separate room, "Mission Control," for said generals to do that as well as monitoring Twitter, Facebook, and other media (e.g. blogs like this one). I await to see how effective this is, as to whether the fans respond well to the generals and whether the organization will hear them loud and clear. Thanks to the Devils organization for sending me the press release.
This is a good post by Timo Seppa of Hockey Prospectus about the New Jersey Devils season so far. It touches on the same issues discussed at length here. I think the only major factor missing is just a horrible run of luck (it's touched on by the scoring part). But it's a recommended read. (Disclosure: I did contribute to the 2010-11 Hockey Prospectus with Seppa on the Devils chapter.) Note to Burnside and other outside journalists writing about the 10-11 Devils: this is how you do it.
Tom Gulitti reported earlier today at Fire & Ice that Corrente is out for 2-4 weeks for a shoulder injury sustained in a fight against Steve Downie in Friday's 5-2 win in Tampa Bay. Perhaps he will learn from this to fight less in the future. Perhaps.
Expect the #6 defenseman role to be locked by Mark Fayne, Anssi Salmela (up to 10 games before going through re-entry waivers), or someone else for a while. Feel free to make your argument in the comments.
Please do not suggest Alexander Urbom - if he plays 3 more games, his ELC officially gets on New Jersey's already-bloated cap. Update: Urbom's 20, suggest him all you want.
Tom Gulitti heard from Zach Parise today and got some bad news. Parise's doctor has recommended that he stay away from skating until he's re-examined in March. Depending on how that goes, that could keep him out for the rest of the season. Personally, if this means the knee heals properly, then I'm fine with it. If it's a lost season, then there's no reason to rush Parise back with nothing to play for.
Tom Gulitti reports big news. Rolston will need surgery for a sports hernia. He will be out for 4-6 weeks and will go on long term injured reserve. The Devils will still play with 16 tonight, but will make roster decisions tomorrow. Yes, this only buys the Devils time, but Rolston on LTIR will free up more than enough space to replace all of the missing spots on the roster and give them a long time before having to make a permanent move.
I forgot to mention this yesterday, but MSG+ has released the TV schedule for this coming up season. All 82 regular season games will be broadcast by some means, which is good. In the short term, though, only the next two preseason games are on the TV schedule. And tomorrow's game is a Rangers broadcast. It's better than nothing. Hat-tip: Tom Gulitti.
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Agisa Abdulla's curator insight, June 21, 8:44 PM
authentic learning can happen with intrinsic motivation
Monica S Mcfeeters's curator insight, June 26, 11:34 PM
I love this break down! Which motivation technique inspires learners the best? Can both be meaningful and why? Which technique do you feel Common Core applies most heavily?
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This model is excellent when used with topics created for A level learning on www.hotmoodle.com.
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Keep searching for a good free infographic tool, that will make my "life" easier. Today, Sprites is tested :) Brand new app, so let's criticize. :D
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Another vocabulary builder- the standardized test features are a plus.
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Another interesting website to increase your vocabulary!
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First drafts from now on are done on my iPad. This is a personal shift.
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The teacher has to be digitally savvy to engage next generation students.
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We chose the Toogood pond in Unionville for the engagement shoot with Jacqueline and Justin. Once again the weather co-oporated and we were able to get some nice afternoon light. Deep yellow and long textured shadows on the ground.
For this engagement photography session my second shooter, Marek Krupa came out with us, but instead of shooting stills he shot the behind the scenes video of the whole engagement session. Here it is, hope you enjoy!
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How did Queens Park Rangers recover from a 5-0 thumping at the hands of Swansea last weekend? How about Norwich, who were demolished by Fulham? By battling it out to a 1-1 draw at Carrow Road, of course.
The Canaries were the better side more or less throughout and got off to a great start when Simeon Jackson converted Anthony Pilkington's cross in the 11th minute. But they were undone by a rather odd penalty call, given by Mark Clattenburg after a Sebastian Bassong tackle on Djibril Cisse. John Ruddy saved the initial spot kick, but Bobby Zamora slotted home the rebound to level the score.
Despite Norwich then dominating the rest of the match, that would do it for the scoring. The hosts did manage to hit the crossbar late in the second half as they pushed for the three points, Russel Martin's effort coming off the woodwork in the 83rd minute, but ultimately they were forced to settle for a draw. It's far better than either side managed in the opening weekend, so baby steps.


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Formed by Doug "Cosmo" Clifford and Stu Cook, two of the founding members of Creedence Clearwater Revival, Creedence Clearwater Revisited plays classic hits such as "Fortunate Son," "Bad Moon Rising," "Proud Mary," "Have You Ever Seen the Rain" and many more. The two are joined by lead singer/rhythm guitar player John Tristao (formerly of the band People), lead guitarist Kurt Griffey (who's toured with members of the Eagles, Foreigner and more) and multi-instrumentalist Steve Gunner. What started as a plan to perform at private parties has turned into almost 20 years of touring to enthusiastic crowds. The band even released an album, "Recollection," in 2008 featuring their version of CCR songs. Fans of CCR and classic rock will love hearing the band's hits live with the same energy they had back in the day. Joining Creedence Clearwater Revisited is Robert Randolph & The Family Band, who have an upbeat, soul/funk/gospel sound. Randolph was also named one of the 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time by Rolling Stone. Learn More
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They have multiple picnic tables between the parking lot and the concert arena so you can enjoy a picnic before the show. We found a restaurant in town and dined before the show.KC and the Sunshine Band & the Village People dining • Sep 16 2013 star this tip starred
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An elderly veteran needed a helping hand, and he got it in a big way from a Roeland Park deputy police chief and his fellow men and women in blue.
Dennis Bell, 83, had code violations at his home dating back to last winter, and the ailing man was struggling to handle the situation. Roeland Park Deputy Police Chief John Morris happened to learn of Bell's plight and brought together a group of people to improve Bell's home on Thursday.
"It's really hard to express how I really feel," Bell said. "They are changing my life. I want to come home now. It's really kind of amazing."
Bell has lived a life filled with ups and downs. He joined the Marine Corps 63 years ago, and is a veteran of the Korean War. He and his wife lived in their Roeland Park home for 50-plus years. He owned a heating and cooling business and his wife did the books. His wife died about five years ago, leaving him alone in a house he struggled to maintain on an income of less than $1,000 a month.
He also has health issues and was recently hospitalized. His children are dead. He said he's been unable to work on his house or yard.
Bell has been cited repeatedly for a variety of violations relating to his home. He has trash, debris and tree issues along with rotting wood on his home. Bell was at City Hall dealing with the violations when Morris overheard the conversation that Bell was having with city employees.
"It was clear Bell wasn't utilizing the various resources he was being referred to," Morris said. "So, I went up to him at the court and asked him if he needed help. He said 'yes,' so I reached out to people, and those people reached out to people, and so on and so on."
Bell had his doubts.
"I didn't believe him, but he's done everything he said he was going to do. He's an amazing guy," Bell said.
A company at Morris' behest removed a couple of disabled vehicles. They are being stored free of charge.
Strangers arrived with hammers in hand Thursday morning to start rehabbing Bell's home. Among the army of volunteers were 20 off-duty officers from Westwood and Lake Quivira as well as Roeland Park Councilwoman Becky Fast.
"We got the manager of the local Lowe's to donate materials for repairs. A disposal company (Deb's Disposal) will be providing a dumpster for trash and debris. We have a lawn care, tree service, and overhead door company coming to help," Morris told KCTV5 on Wednesday. "He's lived in his house for more than 50 years. He lost his wife five or six years ago. He has no living relatives, and he needs help. So, I decided to help,"
It's help Bell, whom Morris has nicknamed "pops," desperately needed and is forever grateful for. They plan to return to paint the home.
"That's something you never think would happen, but it sure did. It's really kind of amazing," Bell said.
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5:15 p.m. – Mandatory informational parent meeting in the SHS Gymnasium for any parent with a child participating in a SHS fall sport. Handbook topics and season expectations will be covered.
6:00 p.m. – Meet the Rams – Cross Country, Girls Tennis, Golf, Girls Swimming in the SHS Gymnasium.
6:15 p.m. – Meet the Volleyball Rams in the SHS Gymnasium.
7:10 p.m. – Meet the SHS Cheerleaders & school song on the SHS Football Field.
7:15 PM – Meet the Football Rams on the SHS football field.
*There will be a Tailgate Party, sponsored by the Shelbyville High School football parents, beginning at 6:45 pm at the football field. They will be serving brats, hot dogs, chips, baked goods, and drinks. Those in attendance should bring lawn chairs and donations are appreciated. All profits will be used to feed the football players' dinner each Friday night throughout the season.


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Schwarzkopf celebrates its 111th anniversary with a gala in Munich
In the welcoming speeches by Hans Van Bylen, Tina Müller and Norbert Koll, the guests were presented with visions of the future – visualized by Simon Ellis' mood-cut films and accompanied by the opera singer Susanne Kreusch. The elebrated highlight of the anniversary gala was the Trend Hair Show in which top models Eva Padberg, Emina Cunmulay, Anne V. as well as Luca Gajdus, took part in. During the Hair Show, Schwarzkopf hair expert Armin Morbach and Simon Ellis, Global Director Professional Partner Services, presented the current hair trends. The "Looks for you" for the retail sector and the "Essential Looks" for the professionals. Along with the creative and innovative implementation of the Trend-Looks 2009, the spectacular staging also thrilled the audience.
Exclusive catering by Holger Stromberg fortified the guests at the After Show party that followed. Jörg Meyer (Le Lion Hamburg) mixed the drinks at the Schwarzkopf Bar while the guests not only engaged in inspiring conversation until the early morning hours, but also celebrated and danced to the music of DJ Manuel Derra. "The Schwarzkopf image has further developed itself very positively in a dimension of beauty that is characterized by modernity and innovation", stated Tina Müller.


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I created a wire harness in Inventor with all the refdes in place and so on, I then exported the XML file. I successfully imported the XML file to Autocad Electrical however my wire colors do not display on my screen. The wire layers show they are active, and the wires have the correct information.
Can anyone explain what I am doing wrong or how to display correct wire colors.
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Think after you imported the xml from Inventor, you need to go to the create/edit wire type and change the wires layer color to the correct color you need. By default it is white if I remember correctly.
You are correct, the wires come in white. It would be nice if that were automatic.
Also is there a way to import the wire lengths so that you could display them in the schematic?
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If you have pets that drip water DON'T buy this product. I have three dogs and when they drink water a couple of drops will fall from their mouths. One drip on a seam will cause bubbling of the wood. We put it down ourselves a couple of months ago and it looked great at first. Now every time I walk through the house I see the bubbles. I knew you cannot get laminate floors wet, but I didn't realize that one drop of water would ruin the floor. Disappointed!
I had laminate in my previous house and this did not happen.
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Pay attention to the patterns, there are 3 distinct wood grain shapes, and if you put them too close to each other it's obnoxious. We bunged a good number of the ends up tapping them in. My first install, so it may just be operator error.
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I used this product on the first floor (1300+ sq ft)of our home with one stair case to basement. Project started in the kitchen and ran though the living room down the hallway and in to three bedrooms and five closets. Best of all, I ran it all without any thresholds in to the rooms or closets, minus the bathroom for they had tile already.
Slow start, but I tend to over think thing which is my down fall sometimes. But after the kitchen it ran very well even with the extra measuring to not have thresholds.
All in all....very easy product to use and has a beautiful pattern. Family and friends gave it two thumps up.
Cause to the wind….when using the plastic tapping block….make sure it is level and completely touching the board before hitting it with the rubber mallet; as horizontal as possible upon impacted, too. If not you will damage the lock edge of the board. And like me, over thinking, each time that happened I used wood glue for insurance. With that said, I used glue in those tight and any piece around the vents and cuts shorter than 12 inches.
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First of all, for those who have gotten it wet. DO YOUR HOMEWORK people! You can't get laminate wet and expect it to still look new! That's the nature of it. It's not a good idea in the kitchen, bathroom, by dog water bowl, etc. This is a quality, excellent product. The installer from Lumber Liquidators was loving laying it due to the thickness and quality. He said he would be happy to lay it all day long and never have to mess with cheap, thin laminate again! That speaks volumes for this project. What I like about this particular floor is the shine and easy to clean. It looks like real wood and was installed without difficulty and is stunning in my bedroom.
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Lumber Liquidators were actually the last place I looked at for purchasing flooring (for our living and dining room). We had a pipe burst in our utility room during one of the coldest Januarys ever in Alabama. Our house is on a slab so all of the first floor flooded. ALL the flooring and bottom 2' of the walls had to be removed. Thinking this was (sort) of a blank slate now we opted to lay tile from the entry way into the Kitchen and high grade nylon in the family room. At first we were thinking of laying bamboo for the living/dining areas which was going to slightly expensive when someone recommended checking out Lumber Liquidators. I was really shying away from laminate due to the tinny sound it usually has on top of concrete (past experiences) but we checked out this product which was thick with beefy 'click-lock' tongue and groove and had padding attached...plus...it was very very reasonably priced. The guy sold me on it (450 sqft). It was absolutely a piece of cake to lay down. No fuss. And it is freaking beautiful. Looks like real wood. I would highly recommend this product.
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This flooring looks beautiful but do not purchase if you have pets or kids. If this flooring gets wet it will bubble up in just a few minutes. Even drying it immediately does not prevent the edges from curling. So what once looked beautiful now looks horrible and I've only had it a year.
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There are dozens of curry recipes everywhere, but this curry is simple, straight-forwardly hearty and is packed with every taste sensation there is; salty, savory, sweet (because of the pineapples), spicy and creamy. But what is more truly great about this curry dish is that you just ladle it over a plate/bowl of boiled or steamed rice and EAT! ;)
1 pound chicken breast, sliced into medium size chunks
2 teaspoons yellow curry paste
2 teaspoons coarse salt (not table salt)
1/2 teaspoon cracked black pepper
Approx. 1/2 cup Reserved pineapple juice from the *canned (500 grams) pineapple chunks
- Marinate chicken with these ingredients for 15 minutes inside the fridge.
4 tablespoons canola oil (for sauteeing)
8 slices of fresh ginger
1 large white onion, chopped
4 cloves garlic, minced
*500 grams canned pineapple chunks
3 green finger chilies, sliced (or you can substitute 1 medium size red bell pepper, thinly sliced)
1 heaping tablespoon yellow curry paste (you can substitute 2-3 teaspoons yellow curry powder)
1 1/2 cups chicken stock
1/2 cup thick coconut cream (unsweetened)
1 cup milk
salt (or fish sauce if you like) according to taste.
1. Place a large saute pan over medium high heat and add canola oil.
2. Saute ginger slices followed by the onions, then the garlic.
3. Strain and save the marinade from the chicken pieces. And add the marinated chicken into the saute pan along with the aromatics. Saute chicken until cooked through.
4. Add the pineapple chunks and sliced finger chilies (or sliced red bell pepper) and cook for 3 minutes.
5. Pour the reserved marinade and chicken stock and simmer for 5 minutes.
6. Finally add the coconut cream and milk and gently simmer for 5 minutes. Season with salt (or fish sauce) according to taste.
Serve over boiled or steamed rice.
Makes 4-6 servings
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And while most of us sweat it out here on the mainland, many workers in Hawaii are staying cool thanks to a new energy-saving campaign from the Hawaiian government which encourages workers to ditch suits for aloha shirts during the warmest months.
After three-quarters of a century, many Hawaiians still debate the origins of this one-of-a-kind fashion statement. Some trace the shirts back to Japanese kimonos while others claim influence from Filipino and Tahitian immigrants.
While the shirts' origins are still up for debate, one thing is certain even after 75 years: they're the perfect way to keep cool (in every sense of the word) when temperatures begin to rise.
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Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse
- Address:
Huron & Brigantine Blvd
Atlantic City, NJ 08401Neighborhood:
Atlantic City
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.vicandanthonys.com/
- Phone: 6094418355
- Hours of Operation:
Happy Hour in the Bar Only
4pm-7pm (Tuesday - Saturday)
Dinner Hours
Tuesday - Thursday: 5pm-10pm
Friday and Saturday: 5pm-11pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Contact: Banquet Manager 6094418445
A word from Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse
Atlantic City's newest dining experience, Vic & Anthony's Steakhouse, introduces a legend to the people of New Jersey. With the right recipe for both comfort and class, Vic & Anthony's features a blend of distinguished cuisine and a one-of-a-kind atmosphere that is timeless yet modern. Our award-winning menu from acclaimed Concept Chef Carlos Rodriguez boasts only the finest prime beef, including Ribeye, New York Strip, Porterhouse and Filet Mignon. For those with a taste for something other than beef, we also offer Lamb Rack, Veal Chop, Live Maine Lobster, Australian Rock Lobster Tail and local fresh seafood fare. To top the evening off, enjoy a selection from our celebrated wine list, offering the finest wines the world has to offer.Continued
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139 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (92)romantic (65)fit for foodies (53)notable wine list (52)good for groups (38)vibrant bar scene (22)hot spot (17)late-night find (15)neighborhood gem (7)kid-friendly (5)scenic view (2)great for brunch (1)great for lunch (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- James andrilliOpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 8/30/2014We go to Vic's every weekend and the food is fantastic. Our waiter Anthony is the best. His service is unmatched. Vic's will continue to be our favorite place in ACSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful - as usual!donnamtVIPDined on 8/30/2014Love this restaurant! As usual, everything was delicious. Anthony, our server, right on the ball! He's like family. He is a superb server and so accommodating!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- loud and Hostess was rather rudeSSYinACVIPDined on 8/29/2014Hostess that greeted us set the tone for our evening. She was rude. We arrived on time for our reservation and was asked to wait. Two other settings came after us and were sat immediatly without reservations in a packed restaurant. When we questioned the hostess she came off a nitwit. Service also rushed us through the courses. To bad, food is very good. Best to stock with the Chart House or the barSpecial Features:
- Good....if.....BeefLoverDined on 8/23/2014The steaks and sides our party of 4 had were done beautifully, presented simply. The decor is somewhat 'tired', the noise level too high for my taste. If you like the ambiance of a casino and the 'excitement' they try to present, then you might find the ambiance here fine.
- Great Steak Dinner in ACpickyfoodcriticDined on 8/22/2014I have been to this location before and it never disappoints! Jeff our waiter, was very helpful and an absolute pleasure. Food may be a bit pricey but they serve some of the best steaks I have ever had at a restaurant! I would save this restaurant for a special/romantic occasion- bit of an older crowd but that's with most steakhouses. Golden Nugget truly has some of the best dining experiences in AC, check out Chart House as well if you have time.Special Features:
- ThehungryduoDined on 8/22/2014First rate dining. My favorite dish, the veal milanese was no longer on the menu but the waiter saw my disappointment and the chef prepared it anyway. Great spinach salad and attentive wait and bus staff. Go early before it gets crowded for the best service. Steaks are wonderful and cooked as specified. They acknowledged my seafood allergy with appropriate concern. I would definitely recommend stopping here next time you are in Atlantic City.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Elegant Dining ExperienceDisappointingVIPDined on 8/21/2014My wife and I had dinner at Vic & Anthony's for the first time last week and we were extremely pleased with the food and the service. Our steak selections were cooked to perfection and our waiter went the extra mile by whipping up a horseradish cream sauce at our request. His creation was the best I ever had!! Overall our dining experience was elegant & exceptional. I look forward to going back to Vic & Anthony's again.Special Features:
- Date Night RuinedconsrvwetlndsDined on 8/19/2014My wife and I were in town for a few nights. We decided to make late night (9:00pm) dinner reservations to Vic and Anthony's. The implied dress for the look of the restaurant would be formal/casual dress (although not specified as you walk in). Dinner was fantastic and the Service was up to standard for what we expected from the price and the atmosphere of the experience. Where it all turned was half way into our meal the staff set a table for 8 right next to our table. The restaurant was mostly empty at this time and could have been seated anywhere else. What we called the desperate housewives of NYC showed up with their children. Our server waited on the party and never came back while the bus boy cleaned our table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great meal!donnamtVIPDined on 8/16/2014What can I say! Another great meal! Food was superb, and our server, Anthony -- THE BEST! He is always so accommodating and he always knows what we love! Hats off to V&A and to Anthony!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nugget's BEST RestaurantsaharaDined on 8/16/2014Best waiters (Anthony/Juan/Jeff) Best service! Food is always outstanding, fresh, hot and delicious! Have dinner here every time we are at the Nugget!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TERRIFIC! !!!!!!unome1957Dined on 8/13/2014Had a perfect dinner with my husband! Lobster Bisque, Caesar Salad, Filet Mignon and caramel ice cream were ALL so delicious!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great steakcev24Dined on 8/11/2014Prime rib eye excellent, chopped salad great flavor au gratin potatoes incredibly good expensive but OK for an occasional splurge ambience nice, no view, dark and closed inSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!IronmotoDined on 8/11/2014All the food was amazing! The crab cakes are a must try. The wait staff was very attentive and made great suggestions. They know the menu!Special Features:
- Nice Atlantic City Steakhousetc58Dined on 8/9/2014Great restaurant for upscale dining while at the Golden Nugget Casino. Bone in rib eye was good but pricey at $78. I don't think the flavor matched the price. Overall good dining experience.
- Will be backwillcomebackDined on 8/9/2014The pear salad, veal chop, shrimp, chocolate mousse and red velvet cake were delicious but the crab cake appetizer was amazing and should be available as a entrée. Service was great thanks to Jeff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/9/2014good service food not up to par with NYC location………………………………………………………...
- Service and Food are ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/9/2014The service was superb and the food delicious what more can you ask for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomeJoeMVIPDined on 8/8/2014An absolutely great meal. Everything was wonderful with all four meals.
- Service awefulcyco1450VIPDined on 8/8/2014Waited 1/2 hour just for waitress to bring cocktails. Food was pretty good. 4 people but dinners came out 2 then other 2 10 min later. Waitress was too inexperienced to be working in a fine dining restaurant.
- Enjoyable Meal at The Golden Nuggetdirect007Dined on 8/8/2014If you enjoy a $50 steak and are in Atlantic City, Vic & Anthony's is an enjoyable experience. We had dinner before a show and gambling. Among it's peers such as Morton's, Ruth Chris and The Palm, it hold's it's own. We were seated promptly and the service was friendly, quick and efficient. Food was very good and cooked as ordered. This was the 2nd time dining at the Golden Nugget location and we enjoyed both visits.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great service and great foodnot2goodVIPDined on 8/8/2014what more can i say? Vic and Anthony's was perfect.Special Features:
- Excellent dinnerMarkDined on 8/5/2014Four of us celebrated a birthday with an excellent dinner. The steaks, vegetables and salads were terrific. Attentive service as always.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A favoriteJamesVIPDined on 8/4/2014We have dined at Vic and Anthony's several times and have always had a fine meal. Ditto for this time as well. The steaks here are the finest you can find, although the lamb chops were a little disappointing. Service is attentive and first class. It remains one of our favorites.Special Features:
- Working with the chefOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/4/2014There was a daily special and we wanted to deviate from it, the waiter talked to the chef and he worked with us on our choices. The meal was a home run kudos to the chef. I ALWAYS get a fantastic meal every time we visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great time at V & A'sCPiroDined on 8/2/2014We had a great time, ended up eating dinner at the bar. Amazing service, food was awesome. I had the burger and my husband went with the steak and potatoes au gratin. Both were outstanding. Also they have a really nice wine list. Our bartender was so nice and accommodating. We will be back and may just hit the bar since we had such good service. Thanks!Special Features:
- Last Minute DecisionscotmDined on 8/2/2014This was not our first choice but most restaurants were booked because there were big concerts going on that weekend. I had cocktails and appetizers once before so we decided to take a chance with dinner. The restaurant was packed and was a bit loud but not too bad. The service and food made up for it. Would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VicandAntDined on 8/2/2014The food was very good with the exception of the chicken which was very tasty but very dry. The ambience was wonderful with the exception that it was very dark and I could not see the menu. Service was outstanding!Special Features:
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Jan10-13, 04:02 PM
I'm currently a junior studying math and physics in the US and I've been trying to figure out what I want to do after I finish my undergraduate degree. So far I've done 2 REU's, one at an observatory and one in mathematics, and honestly I didn't enjoy them at all. I felt like I had no clue what I was doing during both REUs and felt pretty useless both summers. I'll admit I've been depressed since I started college (and I still am, about school and personal things) so I'm not sure if this has affected the way I feel about research or if I just haven't found a good field to work in. Overall, my REU experiences has led me to think that I probably shouldn't be doing research or getting any kind of PhD anytime soon. I've been considering industry work such as:
Mechanical Engineering or Materials Engineering: I'm not really a hands-on kind of person. I like the theory stuff but I've always hated labs. Also engineering sounds a little dull if you're not doing research.
Biostatistician: Industry work in clinical trials sounds boring.
Epidemiology: I'm pretty sure this invovles reseach (again not sure how I feel about it) and you have to get a PhD for this.
Software Engineering: Most of the work sounds dull, plus I don't like the idea of staring at a computer screen all day
Because I'm not very good at hands-on stuff I've been looking at more quantitative jobs. I'll also admit that I'm very burned out from school. Even though I am still doing well in my classes, I kind of just go through the motions to do well. I'm not sure if this means I should look outside math/physics stuff i.e. chemistry or bio stuff or abandon the sciences all together. I don't really want to go into business, actuary science or really anything to do with money. I've been looking at fields such as optometry or speech pathology but I'm very introverted, so I'm not sure I could handle dealing with lots of people everyday.
Just want some advice on whether I should consider leaving science after I graduate (I'm almost done with my degress so I'm not dropping them). Also if you've dealt with depression or being burned during school, I'd like to hear about your experience dealing with it and how you made important decisions while having it.
Jan10-13, 04:59 PM
To the OP:
Before you make any decision on whether to change your major, I think you need to deal with your depression. Many colleges and universities have psychological or psychiatric counselling services available to their students, so I suggest you should make good use of them.
Regarding your REU experience, an undergraduate student isn't really expected to know anything off hand. The key thing is whether or not you actually learned something about the research field you pursued, and also on whether the professor you worked with was impressed enough with your work that he/she can give you a good recommendation if you decide to pursue graduate school.
As far as burn-out is concerned, depending on how close you are to finishing, I would suggest taking anything from 6 months to a year off from school (you can do this while you are still enrolled in your school as of this moment if the college/university permits this, or after finishing your current degree but before applying to graduate school). During that time, you can either spend some time working or travelling, or maybe simply relaxing and contemplating. That break should give you some time to reflect on what you may want to do.
Jan12-13, 01:41 PM
Thank you for replying!
I've gone to the guidance counsellor's office a few times and I didn't find it too helpful. I think I just need a change of scenery.
Taking time off isn't really an option, I'm so close to finishing both degrees. I'm thinking about studying abroad for a semester next fall as well as taking time off after I graduate. But with taking time of after school I'm having a hard time deciding what to do, doing an internship or something. But I'm even having a hard time deciding on an internship for this summer, I really don't want to do anything.
Jan14-13, 04:36 PM
Considering leaving science, HELP
Yeah, I think StatGuy is right when he says deal with depression first. The thing is that when you're depressed everything sucks. Nothing feels like something you want to do, and life itself becomes an enormous effort.
I was depressed for my first few years of college so I can relate to the feeling. For me, doing physics was part of how I rebuilt my self-esteem.
As far as you needing a change of scenery - while there is a lot to be said for having a new context to allow yourself a fresh start, beware of any expectation that it will be a quick fix. Changing the way you think is the most important thing you can do for yourself - it just happens to be easier to do that whilst also in a new environment. I think studying abroad is a great idea. Just make sure you're doing the work to climb out of the depression hole while you're at it.
For me, it was realizing just how much of my inner monologue was negative, and my inability to let go of what I was convinced were rational judgments of myself.
Whatever you think you know about yourself when you're depressed, you're wrong.
I can also relate to feeling useless at an internship - I sort of do myself. Just do the best yo can and realize that the people who hired you weren't nuts - they're just offering you exposure to new things and they know you're not an expert. Being surrounded by PhDs is intimidating, for sure, but you can't let it bother you too much!
I hope that any of that made sense or was remotely helpful. All based on personal experience of course.
Jan14-13, 09:11 PM
if you dislike hands on work then chemistry is not for you. much of chemistry is hands on work in the lab (including physical chemistry) and even theoretical chemistry has alot of empirical models; that's why they separate between ab-initio (from theory only) models and empirical models which are fit to observations. you're either gonna be in the lab or programming.
if you don't like labwork and don't like programming then may i suggest business? you say you don't like it but have you tried?
Jan15-13, 11:38 AM
On top of what I said earlier about dealing with your depression, in almost any job (whether in academia or in industry) you will have to work with or deal with other people, so I would definitely advise you to work on your introverted nature. Consider taking a course on public speaking, join the debating team at your school for a year, or becoming a member of Toastmasters -- something that will involve meeting with other people and speaking.
One other thing to the OP -- I am a statistician who had been working in both the health-care and the pharma industry and I can tell you that the work is not boring! You can PM for more details on what I do or have done in this role.
Jan15-13, 12:10 PM
The goal of every job seeker should be to find a job that sounds boring, but isn't. Let the competition's ignorance weed them out before the game even starts. (Edit: Maybe "a" goal, not the "the" goal. . .)
I wasn't working last night at 7pm because of some evil deadline; I sat down at the computer and realized I would enjoy continuing a personal project I started at work more than I would enjoy playing computer games. (Unfortunately I don't make that decision all the time ;) )
Jan15-13, 05:29 PM
I want to thank you all for responding. I am definitely going to try and tackle the depression problem first, I can barely think straight sometimes because of it.
ThereIam: I was actually using physics and my other coursework to push my other problems to the back of my mind. It worked until I completely burned myself out. I'm trying really hard to not get my hopes up that studying abroad will fix "everything" but it's hard not to romantize the whole idea of doing it. I've even gone back and forth about going, convincing myself that I won't enjoy it and won't make any friends because of my introvertness.
chill factor: I actually am looking into business stuff. I'm hoping to shadow someone who's in sales and trading to get a feel for the business environment, but I'm not expecting much from it. I never thought that business would be interesting.
StatsGuy2000: In terms of introvertness, if I'm working, I generally don't have a problem giving talks or talking to people about the work. It's mostly trying to make friends that kills me.
Locrian: It's quite hard to find a job that isn't really boring if its descrption makes it sound boring, how do people even decide to apply for the job? I guess this is where internships are a good idea. Even if it's boring, you're only there for a short period of time.
Jan15-13, 10:22 PM
As a young man who is very experienced with depression/anxiety/irritability/BSofLife, I say your number one priority is to figure out why you are depressed. This will provide the most insight into your problems and will eventually lead to you seeing which actions you take. Dont ignore it, it wont go away.
In the context of your post, it seems like the things you have been doing are not up to your expectations. Is it that you really don't like math and physics or you are just dissatisfied with the applications you have experienced? Also remember that just because you aren't good at something doesnt mean you cant get better or cant enjoy it. For example, I had a job working for an electric company basically maintaining the equipment and grounds. Quite frankly, I was absolutely terrible. I don't know why my boss didn't fire me. Still, I enjoyed the work and learn A LOT in those 3 short months. I believe that job helped me establish my worth ethic.
I recommend the following course of action
1) Get help for depression
2) Analyse your expectations - why do you have them? Are they realistic?
3) Investigate alternatives - learn about your other options but do not commit to anything
4) Once in a better state of mind, make decisions. Do not rush!!!! DO NOT RUSH! and again...DO NOT RUSH!!!!!!!!!! This step should come naturally, not because you feel pressured.
Jan16-13, 05:59 PM
I do feel a little dissapointed about my studies. For one, I thought I'd have some vague idea of what I want to do by now, but everything in science just sounds like too much hard work with little utility. That's how I feel about my classes and that's how I feel about getting a job in that's related to science. In all honesty I partly want to leave science just so that I can do something easler. Again this all could be tied back to the depression I've been dealing with, so I'm definitely going to try to work on that before making any kind of important decisions.
Jan20-13, 01:29 PM
I'm in my first year and sometimes have a feeling of voidness. Sometimes math becomes so frustratingly difficult, cumbersome, or non-intuitive that you begin to question whether it is all worth it.
When that happens, I would either:
- Do something to relax, i.e. sports, music, meditation. Talk to friends but only if these friends actually serve to relax you rather than agitate you
- Read a psychology textbook to understand your inner weakness
- Read a sociology textbook (or memoir) to understand that you are not alone
- Read a law textbook because law is like watered-down math that has nothing to do with math
- Watch TV/movie/anime
Avoid doing anything directly related to your major during times of frustration. If you are a math major, this includes things such as chess and sudoku which are still remotely related to math.
On the other hand, when my mental state is "in the zone", that's whhen I study heavy subjects like math, physics, EE etc.
All this only applies if the source of your depression is frustration in mathematics. If the source of your frustration is on other personal issues, then my advice does not apply.
Jan20-13, 01:50 PM
Sounds like graduate school would be a nightmare for you, then, if you are already burnt out in undergrad. At the end of my undergrad (was a math major), I felt like I was the king of the world. Grad school destroyed me. So, while it's not impossible for you to make a comeback, graduate school sounds very, very risky. Actually, maybe being burnt out already could have some advantage in that you have already had to deal with it.
In all likelihood, graduate school would just be delaying the problem because it's hard to get a faculty position in physics.
In math, it's easier, but only if you are "good" at teaching (good is in quotes because it's not actually being good that counts, but whether the winy, unmotivated students don't complain about you to much). Since I am not "good" at teaching, I do not qualify for academic jobs in math. I can relate to not wanting to do most of the jobs that you could get in industry. It took me almost a full PhD worth of mathematical torture before I was able to realize that maybe something like actuarial work wouldn't be so bad. I think you shouldn't be so quick to dismiss those options. I think it's somewhat liberating to realize that you can let go of your dream to have the perfect job because, for one thing, probably most people don't like their jobs that much, and for another thing, maybe what you thought was a dream job is actually an unbearable pain in the rear.
For me, I concluded that being a math professor would be awful. The only way for me to do science or math and maintain my sanity is to make money until I don't have to have a formal job anymore, and then I can do whatever I want without having to answer to anyone.
You don't have to worry about bosses, competition, tenure, students complaining about you and trying to get you fired (not because you were slacking off or unreasonable, but simply because you aren't good enough for them), etc. All of that stuff makes me sick.
Jan20-13, 02:55 PM
Yeah. As a teenager and as an undergrad it is hard to get a conception of what it really is like to be a professor. You dont think about the grant writing, faculty meetings, and committees and other non research related activities you need to do. I realized spending so much time doing those other things would not be exciting therefore professorship's are not for me.
You dont really know what a job is like until you ask many people what it is like at that specific job.
Jan20-13, 07:34 PM
Jan24-13, 08:12 PM
Bipolarity: I'm not particularity frustrated with math, in fact I'm a math major. I'm just disappointed about not being excited about math or physics anymore. If read an interesting article about involving any science, I get all excited about it, but as soon as it's actually time to put in some work, I really don't want to do it. If it's for a class, I'll suck it up just to do well.
homeomorphic: I agree with your comment about grad school being a nightmare, that's why I'm taking time off once I graduate to clear my head and think things through. I think maybe this burnout is a sign that I should be considering other fields of work.
jesse73: I also agree with your comment about not really knowing what a job is like until you talk to people and visit the work environment. I recently went to job shadow at a bank firm and I thought it was going to be terrible, but, I was completely surprised that I liked it at all. I didn't quite understand exactly what they do (to much finance jargon thrown around) and it didn't seem as interesting as physics, but I felt like it was something I could do without hating my job. The people there were also all really friendly. I have this constant battle in my head with choosing a career I'm "passionate about" and just having a job I can tolerate and doesn't make me miserable. But I'm afraid that if I'm not passionate about my job, I won't work as hard because I won't care.
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