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Interesting article. I fit one/some of these scenarios :-))
Ha. When we're talking about what to order, my boyfriend, upon hearing what I've decided on, frequently says to me, "What? Where's that? I didn't see that dish on there."
I will confess to usually wanting to try a 'signature dish'.
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My pet peeve is servers who rattle off the specials with full detail EXCEPT for the price. Generally the specials are several dollars more expensive than the printed menu items.
Make 'em tell you how much each offering costs up front!
re: chris2269
Loved this article. I've been suspecting these rip off tactics for years with increasingly low cost ingredients (sweetbreads, organ meats, etc.) that are touted as "sophisticated and edgy," but really represent healthy profits for the restauranteur. Feel similarly about small plates too.
Flame me if you must, but I've often wondered how many people really eat these more "creative" dishes. A friend-of-a-friend who owns the most upscale, popular Italian restaurant in my city confessed that the menu item he sells most of is the more mundane Spaghetti Lobster.
re: 60s Girl
Not a flame towards you at all but I love Sweetbreads, lamb fries, duck heart, whatever ...not because of the edge factor just because IMO they are great and its something I'm not going to cook at home.
re: 60s Girl
I'm with Chris2269, I love organ meats, sweet breads, etc. But i can't easily prepare those at home and the way they're presented in a restaurant. I'm happy to see those on a menu.
I love small plates too since I like able to try a bunch of different dishes, rather than having one big entree. I'm not sure what relevance your anecdote about the spaghetti has. So a second hand info that a seafood pasta at a Italian restaurant is the most popular dish is hardly proof that no one orders those other dishes. In fact I've heard time and again that restaurants love putting on simple pasta dishes on the menu since that has the biggest profit margin.
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I'm with the others regarding the offal. I can cook a steak at home as well as most restaurants, but I wouldn't trust my skills as much with something more unusual like sweetbreads or testicles. Even if the dish cost less for ingredients, I'd be willing to pay more at a restaurant for an amazing preparation of it.
re: raytamsgv
Half of a restaurant menu is repackaged stuff! Soups, especially, fried rice -- anything that you can't tell how fresh the stuff inside is.
#6-The Small Plate-Large Plate Conundrum; definately my weak link. Salads, apps, desserts that come in two sizes...I know I'm out smarted no matter what I select....so it better be super delicious!
Not on the list-ordering a glass of wine not a bottle with the meal. What constitutes a glass (the amount of wine in the glass) sure varies alot....but not necessarily based on the type of wine ordered.
re: eatswjoy
Evidently I didn't heed any admonition. I was disappointed in what I must've read into a menu yesterday. I did not expect to be served my "stuffed pasta" "Seafood cannelloni" in a a gratin dish that was extra piping hot and looked as it had come out of an oven, and appeared to have mashed potatoes as a filler; and looked liked what could be any other gratin dish of Italian bake.
4, 6, and 7 often get me.
#2 doesn't work on me. Not only that, but it's the opposite for me. If I'm in a restaurant for the first time, I often order something that's very familiar and an item I think is the most difficult to craft (to test the kitchen).
I love this kind of stuff.
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Duke economics professor Dan Ariely writes in his book "Predictably Irrational" (great read, by the way) that restaurants can often persuade diners to order certain higher-profit dishes by putting even more expensively-priced dishes on the menu. The high-profit target dish seems something of a bargain by comparison, so diners feel more comfortable ordering it, allowing the restaurant to bring in more revenue even if they don't sell a single order of the highest-priced dish.
Elsewhere, Ariely points out that for dishes like pizza with lots of potential add-ons, customers will tend to spend more if the first option listed on the menu is a "the works" kind of pizza, with many toppings pre-selected, as opposed to a plain pizza for which customers can select additional toppings. (He's even shown in a study that similar psychology seems to operate among doctors choosing management options in patient care.
the teaser for this article kept popping up on my Yahoo mail page so i finally read it yesterday, and i was disappointed because none of them apply to/work on me, so i didn't pick up any new tips for saving money!
i agree with ChefJune re: specials - i can't stand it when a server makes you *ask* the price if you want to know - it feels so uncouth somehow.
and HillJ makes a great point about wine by the glass - HUGELY profitable for the restaurant...i always get frustrated when sharing a bottle with my dining companion(s) isn't an option, because i can't really handle more than one glass and i *know* how much extra $$ the restaurant is making off me by ordering that way.
re: goodhealthgourmet
When a server "takes the time" to rattle off all of the specials without the price, I usually ask them what the price is of each one after they've given the speech; , and they go back and re-rattle all the items WITH prices again one by one. Often, to save time, to keep from naming them all again they will ask first, what item were you interested in, and usually I can't remember.
But in reality, many times I do order one of the specialty of the day, but I like to compare it to the menu, if listed on the menu. Usually not because it's something like, "Catch of the Day - Market price."
It's hard to make a decision on specials based on hearing it once at top audio speed.
I find some of the reactions a little puzzling, people saying they feel "fleeced" and "ripped off" by what seem to me to be fairly innocuous marketing tactics. Of course the restaurant wants to make money; there's nothing dishonest about trying to get customers to notice the most profitable dishes, is there?
re: LiaM
Don't misunderstand my comments. Information like the article linked above highlight the tools of the trade some business owners use. Just as many articles are written for customers to save money, shop wisely and make informed purchases. There is nothing dishonest about either perspective as long as the transaction btwn both parties is clear. There is nothing much I can do to court marketing tactics except elect where to spend my money or decide after the first experience I wish to return.
The following menu description is taken directly from the "fancy-schmancy" place the author cites. Please note that even "fancy-schmancy" restaurants need a proofreader. "breadcrums" indeed! This is a complete buzzkill for me. If the restaurant doesn't care about their written menu, I distrust their attention in the kitchen as well. This may well be another CIA honors essay "Ways Menus Keep the Customers' Money in their Wallet".
Kettle Macaroni and Cheese $12
farmstead cheddar, cured pork belly, breadcrums
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local apples, riesling vinegar, chives
Old thread, I know, but I noticed something interesting the other day. We were at an arena event a while back. We went out to get something to eat between sessions. The main bar/restaurant was full so we went into what is the patio area in the warm months, now temporarily enclosed. They had a modified/shortened menu. I
was not too hungry and looked for an appetizer that interested me. The apps were about the same price as the other options on the menu. The signature item was a turkey dinner with stuffing, mashed potatoes, and gravy. I had a burger and fries instead. I did not finish the 1/2 lb. burger.


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Four of us went to Sage last night to celebrate a birthday -- our first time at the South End location. First we had a drink at the bar (most memorable was a bitter campari drink on their cocktail menu) and shared a light, smoky, crisp pizza.
We moved to our table, and service started off impeccably. I ordered the soup and the fazoleti. Soup was a sunchoke puree with crabmeat; I don't even know what a sunchoke is but it was scrumptious – a cross between artichoke and parsnip. The veal and spinach fazoleti was described by our server as a big ravioli but it more closely resembled crespelle, Italian crepes. So good, so good.
I tasted a bit of my DC's gnocchi, and it continues to be the best in town. Not just light and airy, but imbued with all the surrounding flavors in the dish.
Then we ordered a cheese plate for dessert. And we waited. Twenty minutes passed and we finally managed to catch our server's eye. When we told her our cheese plate was taking an inordinate time to come out, she scowled, said OK, and literally turned away from us without another word. No "sorry"; no "I'll check on that for you". The restaurant was packed by then and we understood that she was busy but we would have appreciated some simple courtesy.
After another 5 minutes the manager finally brought out the cheeses. When we commented that we had been waiting a long time, here was his reply: "It's artisanal cheese; it takes time to slice it." This was plainly an asinine remark, when a "sorry, we're backed up" would have satisfied us.
The food was uniformly yummy. The first 2 courses were well paced. The new space is lovely. But Sage needs to work on the service and attitude.
re: Bob Dobalina
Actually my first thought when reading this is they wanted to give the cheese time to come to room temp before serving it -- vastly improving the aroma and texture, etc.. But most places that offer a cheese course will have them out during the entire service, so resting the cheese wouldn't be necessary. I think they forgot, and instead of saying "we forgot, let us bring you a glass of wine" they were snarky. That's too bad.
Sunchoke is another name for Jerusalem artichoke, which is neither an artichoke nor from Jerusalem. It's the tuber of a species of sunflower from North America. They're easy to grow and you can find them in grocery stores.
I wonder if they had to take time to hand-forge a knife to cut their artisanal cheese.
Oh, that's not so bad at all! I thought the post was going to go something like "Sage: Everything was perfect until... the explosive diarrhea" or something awful like that. Late cheese is nothing. :o)
re: treb
If a cheese plate is offered all night with the same cheeses, would they not keep out some quantity so that they would not have to bring to room temp every time a plate is ordered? With that said, most of the kitchen will obviously higher than any 64-75 degree "normal" room temp so I guess it would have to be kept elsewhere.
re: yumyum
I saw your response but kind of wondered where they kept the tray to keep the excessive heat of the kitchen from it. I guess if it's on a cart they can keep it anywhere.
re: Dax
i used to work in a restaurant where we had to tell the guests that a cheese plate will be about a 15 minute wait to allow the cheese to come to room temperature. the chef didn't leave it out at room temp all night because it was a health code violation to leave cheese unrefridgerated for long periods of time. he would rather have the guests wait 15 minutes rather than get nabbed during a surprise inspection. i always thought he was being a little over-cautious considering so many restaurants store their cheese at room temp, but who was i to argue with him about the rules?
Funnily enough, we were also there on Saturday night and had a service issue. We were walk ins so sat at that bar. Our side dishes didnt come out of the kitchen until well after we finished our mains despite trying to go slowly and repeated asking. I have to say though, the sides were on the house and the maitre d' came over to apologize. Maybe they were short handed in the kitchen that night?
re: MellieMac
Either that or they were "artisan sides" that take extra long to prepare.
re: Ralphie_in_Boston
Sauteed pea tendrils and panzerotti? Probably not artisan sides.
re: MellieMac
Uh, I think that was a joke...:)
re: tatamagouche
Yes.....a sorry attempt at one, anyway ;)
re: MellieMac
Seems like there has been a lot of FOH staff turnover at Sage recently; I saw a lot of new faces on a recent visit.
It's been a while, but I had a totally forgettable meal at Sage and also encountered service that was rude. Your indignation over the cheese was perfectly understandable and is indicative of an attitude found all too often at restaurants with pretensions of grandeur. Having worked in many fine restaurants on both sides, I can tell you that an attitude like that is a direct reflection of the ownership. People complain about Parisians, but I can tell you that I've encountered far more rudeness in Boston as a resident than I have in Paris as a tourist, and a bad French speaker at that. Phooey on Sage and its ilk, patronage restaurants that actually value their customers. Case in point, went to Eastern Standard the other day for dinner and had exemplary service (ok, they missed pouring the wine once) from start to finish. In fact, we were pleasantly surprised when they brought us the foie gras app for no apparent reason. Despite its boisterous bistro ambiance and location, it is a restaurant where the staff is well-trained and alert.
re: globalevent
Why can't we have both? I would love to have Eastern Standard service and Sage food. We find the food at Eastern Standard to be average, and can't justify going back just for the service experience. OTOH, the service issues at Sage sometimes overshadow the great food.
re: Duster17
rude waitress one time ok..manager in the same night..nope, would NOT go back and WOULD let them know..
My sig other and I were there about 10 days ago for her b-day and really looking forward to it.We had been planning to try it ever since he left the north end. Had a surly waitress who seemed to only stop by the table out of obligation. She also missed a few opportunities to make him more $$.
The food was good but not excellent as we expectedl and overpriced.
A return visit is highly unlikely.
re: merilaw1
I'm curious - did you say anything to the MOD that evening (or follow-up with an Email or phone call the next day so as not to upset your sig. other on her birthday)? I can understand not going back if the food wasn't as you had expected and overpriced...the food is the food as the chef wants to prepare it. But poor service could (hopefully) be rectified by management - but only if they know about it.
(This was originally part of my response to a since-removed post; these are my more generic points.)
I like Sage a lot, dine there fairly often. I think the waitstaff that I know (a small handful, given the huge turnover recently) is excellent, very professional. Susi's cooking remains as fine it was in the North End. But I wouldn't go so far as to call it a jewel that needs a rallying of Hounds to keep it going, as some partisans have suggested. It's still a moderately expensive South End fine-dining option, though prices have come down a bit (fewer entrees near $30), a pretty reasonably-priced bar menu, and some early-evening freebies and specials.
If Sage has a problem filling that dining room (and I think it does on weeknights, like restaurants all over the city in the current economic climate), it's because they cut corners on the decor. At these prices in the South End, diners expect something nicer looking. Spectacular designs at Banq and Gaslight, nearby restaurants with comparable prices, only underscore this issue.
This topic may have been beaten to death, but I'll add my $0.02. I had a similar experience at Sage. We had already received and nearly finished our apps but the wine hadn't been brought. I caught our server's eye and told her that we didn't have our wine yet. She just said "OK" and walked away. It took another 10 minutes to get the wine. No apology.
I understand that sometimes restaurants are busy and things get backed up. However, Sage should realize that a little courtesy goes a long way. I agree with the Hound who said that service is what separates a good place from a great one. By contrast, my recent dinner at L'Espalier was a model of good service. And it didn't take 25 minutes to bring the cheese.
re: Ralphie_in_Boston
The South End location, if you include the bar and bar area tables, has probably three times as many seats as the original North End location.
I guess I'm piling on at this point....but we recently went to the new location for the first time, remembering a fabulous meal in the North End. The food was still wonderful (arancini...mmmm), but the service was definitely lacking...and we were at the bar toward the end of a weekday evening! The bartender barely glanced in our direction the entire time we were there and we had to wait 10 minutes for his attention to request a bit more sauce for the gnocchi, which seemed slightly dry. Apparently he was too busy talking to his friends at the end of the bar. My husband and I eat at the bar very frequently, as we usually find the service better, given the limited physical space the bartender must cover. But not at Sage. Though the food was tasty, I doubt I'll be able to convince my husband to return anytime soon. The service left a bad taste in our mouths.
I'm also happy to find out that I am not the only one who thinks Sage needs an attitude adjustment. My DC and I have been there 3 times and every time there was a problem with the service. I won't go into details, because my experience has been identical to many posted here (late dishes, and rude, unapologetic, wait staff). I would just like to point out that a little kindness goes a long way even when the kitchen is slow, etc. I hope Sage reads this post and learns. I, for one, won't be back until I hear that things have improved.
It is disheartening to know that good restaurants put such poor emphasis on service...like it's your *privilege* to be there so they don't have to do anything...like they're saying "you're really not required here, so take what you get." And they can get away with it. I really can't stand when they have some dumb excuse for something, like in your instance. One time when I got some cold food, they said it was because it was *winter* outside! :)

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While the marketing term "crossover" is a recent invention, the concept is not. Automakers have been making cars that fill the gap between utility vehicles and family cars for decades. Here are three that helped to determine what the crossover is today, along with their modern-day kindred spirits.
This tiger's got teeth
An Achtung Baby: Quick Spin in the 2015 Porsche Macan
Twelve years ago, we said a Porsche truck was a bad idea. Boy, were we wrong. A quick drive in the 2015 Porsche Macan made our eaten words that much more delectable.
Crossovers to the dark side
Five Best Performance Crossovers
Crossovers have changed in the recent past; you no longer have to trade in your testicles and driving sense to drive one. Even the haters (car nuts) have been proven wrong now that more horses, better driving dynamics and sleeker silhouettes have shown up in performance-focused crossovers. Here are five that break hard from the pack of mediocre crossovers still stuck in the driver's ed parking lot.
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The Collector's Series, Part Twelve: Citroën DS
Vintage is in something fierce. You can blame the cliche and assign Mad Men all you want. But vintage is deeper than that. A stretch of tough times and the "planned obsolescence" of today has refocused our attention to history even more than ever. New doesn't always equate to better and some things really don't work like they used to. The Collector, a new Octane series in partnership with the classic car experts at Petrolicious, acknowledges the automotive gems of yesteryear that have gone overlooked for one reason or another. As a series, the selections we'll share stand as both a group of savvy buys we'd base our personal car collection around and as a source of inspiration for life in the wake of ownership.
Head to Petrolicious to read The Collector Series, Part Twelve: The Citroen DS, then peruse the kit it inspired.
Some MMasterful, All MMagnificent
The BMW M3 Through the Generations
Over the decades, BMW's iconic M3 has only grown in power, performance (and in most cases, weight), going from niche sports sedans to one of the most popular performance-focused automobiles in the industry. The best part? There are five generations of them, all with scintillating, unique details and the underlying similarities of greatness.
Odds and Evens Make A Great Whole
Masters of the House: Driving the BMW M3 and M4
The slightly slick track at Wisconsin's Road America has me wondering just how little effort it would take to spin the 425 hp German monster I'm driving. The truth is that the M4 I'm helming isn't working nearly as hard as it can with its 425 hp (and more importantly) its 406 lb-ft of torque and shaved corpulence. 174 pounds. That's the equivalent weight of two average male German Shepherds drooling on your fine leather sport seats and the same amount of poundage the new 2-door M4 has dropped over the M3 Coupe it replaces. But the all-new BMW M3 and M4 are so much more than more power and less fat.
A look at Porsche's journey to Le Mans
Viewfinder: We Are Racers
The biggest story behind this year's running of Le Mans was no doubt the return of Porsche, who have been absent from the race's top class for 16 years. The storied automaker teamed up with Michelin to create "We Are Racers", a series of short films documenting the company's 2014 journey to Le Mans.
Taking the Long Way 'Round
Photo Essay: Sailing with Team Alvimedica of the Volvo Ocean Race
Unlike the America's Cup, which is all about speed over a short distance, the Volvo Ocean Race is a challenge of endurance. In this year's running of the race, starting in October in Alicante, Spain, crews of eight sailors will race around the globe in stages lasting up to four weeks at a time, stopping in various ports such as Capetown, Auckland and Newport along the way. We set sail with Team Alvimedica as they trained out of their home port of Newport, Rhode Island.
The Hillclimb is alive with the sound of motors
Photo Essay: Goodwood Festival of Speed
The Goodwood Festival of Speed is more than just a motoring event. It's the product of one man's passion for all things automotive, fueled by hundreds of thousands of the worshiping faithful. Lord March, as Charles Gordon-Lennox is called, took possession of the 12,000-acre Goodwood Estate in 1993 and almost immediately started the Festival in the name of bringing racing back to its traditional home in West Sussex. He's effectively created a playground for both the annual event's spectators and its drivers.
More Horses, Same Stable
Max Out: Tips for Getting More Horsepower Out of Your Engine
So you've purchased your car of choice and remained within your diminutive budget, only to hope your routes are mostly downhill. You regularly scream, "I'm givin' her all she's got, Captain!" a la Montgomery Scott as you try to merge with freeway traffic but are passed by a Biggest Loser contestant on rollerblades. You're in luck. There are ways to bring your car's horsepower to levels higher than Tom Cruise's vertical leap, and they don't have to cost you a large fraction of your annual salary. Just remember one thing, young man: with great power comes great
responsibility satisfaction.
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The Collector Series, Part Eleven: Facel Vega HK500
Vintage is in something fierce. You can blame the cliche and assign Mad Men all you want. But vintage is deeper than that. A stretch of tough times and the "planned obsolescence" of today has refocused our attention to history even more than ever. New doesn't always equate to better and some things really don't work like they used to. The Collector, a new Octane series in partnership with the classic car experts at Petrolicious, acknowledges the automotive gems of yesteryear that have gone overlooked for one reason or another. As a series, the selections we'll share stand as both a group of savvy buys we'd base our personal car collection around and as a source of inspiration for life in the wake of ownership.
Head to Petrolicious to read The Collector Series, Part Eleven: Facel Vega HK500, then peruse the kit it inspired.
1.16 miles and 300 feet of elevation gain in (less than) one minute
Anatomy of the Goodwood Hillclimb
The annual Festival of Speed in West Sussex, England centers around a storied Hillclimb, which winds 1.16 miles through event founder Lord March's private estate and rises 300 feet. Drivers — piloting any type of car, new or old, from sports cars to supercars to deft Formula 1 racers to Nascar stock car growlers — rip through the narrow course in under a minute.
Italian roads, German wheels, American smiles
Coupe de Grace: Driving the Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG 4Matic Coupe
The brand new Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG 4Matic Coupe answers the world's plea for an enormously luxurious grand tourer. We tested its 577 horsepower on the twisty roads of Tuscany.
No Compromise, Plenty of Style
Three New-Wave Hybrids That Emphasize Design (and Efficiency)
If you think the only thing about hybrids that's advanced in the past decade or so is technology, think again. No longer the ugly stepchild of the automotive world, many hybrids have also arrived in the department of style and even take the kind of risks manufacturers wouldn't dare impute to their gas-powered children. We've helmed three stylish hybrids that run the range of prices and designs. They're all pleasing to the eye as well as to the environment and give us hope for the future: one without hybrids that look like lozenges on wheels.
Hollywood Time Traveler
Carving the Malibu Mountains in the BMW i8
BMW's i8 looks like it belongs in 2024. That it gets to 60 in 4.2 seconds, sips fuel for 100 mpg, opens up to drivers and passengers with scissor doors and is made almost exclusively of lightweight materials also gives it the strange air of a Hollywood time traveler. But no, this sleek, blue-mustachioed speedster lives right here in the present, having taken form from a concept originally released at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show. And what better backdrop to take a drive than the California coastal roads? Slide it into e-mode, listen to a few oddly calming blips and beeps, zip to 75 in silence, then hear as its 1.5 liter turbocharged 3-cylinder adds a well-controlled bluster. For a moment, you'll think you've arrived…in the future.
The Prius and Future King
Where Green is Going: The Future of the Hybrid Vehicle
Today, hybrids have become a very real alternative to conventional gas-powered combustion engine cars. But it's not all flowers, Pikachu, and future decades of booming hybrid sales. The auto industry seems to have a different, more nuanced version of what the future of environmentally minded cars actually looks like. We examine.
Rise of the machines
Positively Charged: 7 Best Electric Motorcycles of 2014
While electric cars have stumbled in the recent past, motorcycles have readily embraced digital propulsion — even Harley-Davidson has one in the works. With less mass to motivate, shorter runtime requirements and a complete lack of power-robbing creature features, motorcycles are a natural fit for battery-operated powerplants. Here are the seven best electric motorcycles of 2014.
A World Rally Blur
With the 2015 Subaru WRX, A Rally Car Matures
Since it arrived onto North American shores in 2002 the Subaru WRX has been making the case for unadulterated fun, one four-wheel drift at a time. Vehicles and our expectations of them however, have changed a lot over the last 13 model years. No longer content to merely juke and jive with the best of them, we now demand our cars have styling, more toys than an only child and soft-touch everything. To keep these newly refined ralliers content in their cockpits, Subaru sent the WRX to finishing school. And, if you ask us, it graduated — with honors.


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Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper at Pre-Oscars Party
Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper Get a Head Start on Oscars Partying
Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper celebrated their film Silver Linings Playbook with a special Vanity Fair dinner party in LA last night. Jennifer wore a Roland Mouret frock as she mingled with Bradley and Harvey Weinstein. Bradley chatted with co-star Chris Tucker and director David O. Russell, as well as David's son, Matthew, whose struggle with mental illness inspired the film.
The party wasn't just about awards season, as it also benefited the Glenholme School, a boarding school for children with special needs. Another event Vanity Fair threw for the cast of Les Misérables yesterday also benefited Glenholme. Jennifer and Bradley have a lot to look forward to this weekend — they are both up for Oscars and Independent Spirit Awards. The Spirit Awards will take place in LA on Sunday while the Oscars will air on Monday, Feb. 25.


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|Suki Waterhouse and Bradley Cooper
The 38-year-old actor, who is 17 years older than his stunning 21-year-old model girlfriend, is ready to start a family with the star who he began dating in February.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Bradley and Suki have been talking about having kids next year. They've been inseparable and Suki told friends having kids is something she's thinking about.
"And Bradley has made no secret of wanting to be a dad."
The hunk has previously confessed his desire to one day be a father and is looking forward to having the same kind of relationship he had with his father, the late Charles J. Cooper, with his own children.
He previously said: "Of course I have [thought about being a dad].
"I really hope I have that experience in my life. I saw how much joy fatherhood gave my own dad. So I hope it's part of my journey. You go through stages in your life, and fatherhood seems like a natural stage."
Bradley and Suki met at the Elle Style Awards in February and have since been seen together on numerous occasions affectionately kissing and enjoying each others company.
Most recently they were seen splashing around the surf in Hawaii where they playfully messed around the in the water together, laughing in the sunshine.
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trying to secure a wordpress site running on xampp with ldap and htaccess file
it's not working and apache log files are no help.
looking at the ldap requests in wireshark
bindrequest(187) "<root> simple
bindresponse(187) success
searchrequest (6710905) dc=domaindnszones, dc=domain, dc=lancs, dc=sch,dc=uk" wholesubtree filter: (&(objectclass=*)(firstname.lastname@example.com))
searchresdone(67109056) operations error ldaperr: DSID-0c090627 in orderr to perform this op a successful bind must be completed
bindrequest(188) "<root" simple
bindresponse(188) success
searchrequest (100663488) dc=configuration, dc=domain, dc=lancs, dc=sch,dc=uk" wholesubtree filter: (&(objectclass=*)(firstname.lastname@example.com))
searchresdone(100663488) operations error ldaperr: DSID-0c090627 in orderr to perform this op a successful bind must be completed
I think the problem is its not binding with the account details in the htaccess file. i have no idea why tho.
my htaccess file is:
have also tried but to no availCode:# Authentication realm and method: AuthType Basic AuthName "LDAP Auth" AuthBasicProvider ldap AuthUserFile /dev/null AuthBasicAuthoritative Off # DN of Active Directory server AuthLDAPUrl ldap://server.domain.lancs.sch.uk:389/DC=domain,DC=lancs,DC=sch,DC=uk??base?(objectClass=*) # An account in the AD that has enough permissions to perform an LDAP search AuthLDAPBindDN firstname.lastname@example.com AuthLDAPBindPassword password # When checking for group membership, use the DN of the user, not the HTTP entry AuthLDAPGroupAttributeIsDN on # Require groups, specifying the DN of the security group require group CN=teachergroup,OU=teacherou,DC=domain,DC=lancs,DC=sch,DC=uk require group CN=Domain Admins,OU=Adminsou,DC=domain,DC=lancs,DC=sch,DC=uk
AuthLDAPBindDN "CN=domainadminaccount,ou=admins,DC=domain,DC=lanc s,DC=sch,DC=uk"
I think the problem is its not binding with the account details in the htaccess file. i have no idea why tho.
Last edited by browolf; 2nd July 2010 at 12:39 PM.
I've discovered I need
Require valid-user
in htaccess to force it to use specific credentials when binding
however now everything succeeds with no errors, it comes back with 0 results and apache logs say [User not found][No Such Object]
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Judge reduces bond for mother who drove 3 kids into ocean
Updated On: May 29 2014 02:38:53 PM EDT
A Volusia County judge has reduced the bond of a South Carolina woman accused of driving her minivan into the Atlantic Ocean with her three children inside.
Judge Leah Case lowered Ebony Wilkerson's bond from $1.2 million to $90,000 Thursday after hearing testimony from a psychiatrist that she didn't believe Wilkerson was a danger to the community.
Wilkerson has been back in a Daytona Beach jail for a week since giving birth to her fourth child, a boy, on May 19. The baby's father, Lutful Ronjon, has returned to South Carolina with the child. Wilkerson's other children are being sheltered by the Florida Department of Children and Families.
If Wilkerson posts bond she must remain in Florida, have no contact with her children and take anti-psychotic medication.
Wilkerson testified Thursday that she would comply with all of those conditions. The public defender representing Wilkerson on three counts each of attempted murder and child abuse said the bond remains too high.
Wilkerson's been in custody since three days after driving into the ocean. Rescuers rushed to get the children out of the van.
Wilkerson is charged with three counts each of attempted murder and child abuse.
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text: Hidekazu Furusho's Home Page Welcome to Hidekazu Furusho's Home Page. Research Interests periods: (p-adic) multiple zeta value, (p-adic) (multiple) polylogarithm, (p-adic) iterated integration. mixed Tate motive, motivic Galois group, motivic fundamental group. (p-adic) Knizhnik-Zamolodchikov equation, Yang-Baxter equation, (braided) monoidal (tensor) category. associators, Grothendieck-Teichmuller group, Teichmuller-Lego philosophy. (quasi-triangular) (quasi-Hopf) quantum group, deformation quantization, Kashiwara-Vergne conjecture. quantum topology: Kontsevich (knot) invariant, quantum (knot) invariant... Research Experience April 2013-March 2014, Member at Max Planck Institute for Mathematics, Bonn, Germany. January 2013-April 2013, Member at Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge, UK. April 2010-, Associate Professor at Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan. October 2007-September 2009, JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowships for Research Abroad in \'{E}cole Normale Sup\'{e}rieure, Paris, France. September 2004-August 2005, Member at Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, USA. February 2004- March 2010, Assistant Professor (permanent one) at Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan. September 2003. Ph.D from RIMS, Kyoto, Japan. Awards March. 2014, Algebra Prize of Math. Soc. Japan. February. 2007, Inoue Research Award for Young Scientists. September. 2004, Takebe Prize of Math. Soc. Japan. Paper Galois action on knots II: proalgebraic string links and knots. Desingularization of multiple zeta-functions of generalized Hurwitz-Lerch type, (with Y.Komori, K.Matsumoto and H.Tsumura). Fundamentals of p-adic multiple L-functions and evaluation of their special values (with Y.Komori, K.Matsumoto and H.Tsumura). Desingularization of complex multiple zeta-functions (with Y.Komori, K.Matsumoto and H.Tsumura). Galois action on knots I: Action of the absolute Galois group. p-adic Eisenstein-Kronecker series for CM elliptic curves and the Kronecker limit formulas, (with S.Kobayashi and K.Bannai.), to appear in Nagoya Mathematical Journal. Around associators, Automorphic forms and Galois representations, 2, 105-117, London Math.Soc. Lecture Note Ser. 415 (2014), Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge. Geometric interpretation of double shuffle relation for multiple L-values, Galois-Teichm\"{u}ller theory and Arithmetic Geometry, Advanced Studies in Pure Math 63 (2012), 163-187. Mixed Pentagon, octagon and Broadhurst duality equation, (with B.Enriquez), Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra, Vol 216, Issue 4, (2012), 982-995. Double shuffle relation for associators, Annals of Mathematics, Vol. 174 (2011), No. 1, 341-360. Pentagon and hexagon equations, Annals of Mathematics, Vol. 171 (2010), No. 1, 545-556. Algebraic cycles and motivic generic iterated integrals (with A.Jafari), Mathematical Research Letters,(2007) Vol 14, No.6, 923-942. Regularization and generalized double shuffle relations for p-adic multiple zeta values, (with A.Jafari), Compositio Math. Vol 143, (2007), 1089-1107. p-adic multiple zeta values II -- tannakian interpretations, Amer.J.Math, Vol 129, No 4, (2007),1105-1144. p-adic multiple zeta values -- a pr\'{e}cis. p-adic mathematical physics, 2nd international conference, Amer.Inst.Phys, (2006), Conf. Proc. Vol 826, 222-236. The double shuffle relations for p-adic multiple zeta values, (with A.Besser). AMS Contemporary Math, Vol 416, (2006), 9-29. Multiple zeta values and Grothendieck-Teichm\"{u}ller groups, AMS Contemporary Math, Vol 416, (2006), 49-82. p-adic multiple zeta values I -- p-adic multiple polylogarithms and the p-adic KZ equation, Inventiones Mathematicae, Volume 155, Number 2, 253-286, (2004). Geometric and arithmetic subgroups of the Grothendieck-Teichm\"{u}ller group, Mathematical Research Letters, (2003) Volume 10, Number 1, 97-108. The multiple zeta value algebra and the stable derivation algebra, Publ. Res. Inst. Math. Sci. Vol 39. no 4. (2003). 695-720. Research Surveys On profinite knots and Galois action there, RIMS-kokyuroku No. 1911, Intelligence of Low-dimensional Topology (2014),76-85, problems,135-136. Galois action on knots, Oberwolfach Reports, Report No. 42/2012, Low-Dimensional Topology and Number Theory, 2556-2557. On the construction of $p$-adic multiple $L$-functions and their special values (with H.Tsumura), (Japanese), report on 5th Multiple Zeta Values seminar, 2012. Four groups related to associators, Report on Mathematische Arbeitstagung 24th June-1st July.2011. Mixed pentagon equation and double shuffle relation, RIMS-kokyuroku No 1813, Various Aspects of Multiple Zeta Values (2012), 109-122. The Grothendieck-Teichm\"{u}ller group, the double shuffle group and the motivic Galois group, RIMS-kokyuroku No.1714, Quantum Groups and quantum Topology (2010), 63-79. The motivic Galois group, the Grothendieck-Teichm\"{u}ller group and the double shuffle group, Oberwolfach Reports, Report No. 23/2010, Motives and Homotopy Theory of Schemes, 1406-1408. The motivic Galois group, the Grothendieck-Teichm\"{u}ller group and the double shuffle group, 54th Algebra Symposium Report (2009), 139-150. Proof of double shuffle relations for p-adic multiple zeta values, RIMS-kokyuroku No.1523, Automorphic representations, L-functions, and periods, (2006), 12-24. On motivic iterated integrals in generic positions (joint work with A. Jafari), RIMS-kokyuroku No.1521, Algebraic number theory and related topics, (2006), 70-85. Grothendieck-Teichmuller group (Japanese), 12th Summer School on Number theory (2004), 97-104. Polylog and Frobenius (Japanese), 49th Algebra Symposium Report (2004), 72-85. The double shuffle relations for p-adic multiple zeta values (joint work with Amnon Besser) (Japanese) typewritten file available, Waseda University Number Theory Conference Report (2004), 69-76. A note on weights of l-adic polylogarithms and p-adic polylogarithms, on 2004.2.29 Introduction to p-adic multiple zeta values (Japanese), RIMS-kokyuroku No.1324, Algebraic number theory and related topics, (2003), 33-46. A note on the explicit formula for a certain solution of the KZ-like differential equation, on 2002.12.30. On defining equations of three variants of the Grothendieck-Teichm\"{u}ller group, RIMS-kokyuroku No.1267, Communications in Arithmetic Fundamental Groups , (2002), 189-196. The Multiple Zeta Value Algebra And The Stable Derivation Algebra (Japanese), RIMS-kokyuroku No. 1200, Algebraic number theory and related topics, (2001), 137-148. Upcoming Talks Colloquium, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, 17th. November. 2014. Intensive Lectures, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, 18th-21st. November. 2014. Postech, Korea, 2nd-7th. January. 2015. Previous Talks Tresses et Arithmetique, Centre International de Rencontres Math\'{e}matiques, Luminy, France, 13th-17th. October. 2014. Homotopical Algebra, Operads and Grothendieck-Teichm\"{u}ller groups, Universit\'{e} Nice Sophia Antipolis, Laboratoire J.A. Dieudonn\'{e} Nice, France, 9th-12th. September, 2014. Intelligence of Low-dimensional Topology, RIMS, Kyoto, Japan, 21st-24th. May. 2014. Seminar on Analytic Number Theory, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan, 8th. April. 2014. MSJ Spring Meeting 2014, Gakushuin University, Tokyo, Japan, 15th-18th. March. 2014. S\'{e}minnaire d'alg\`{e}bre, Institut Camille Jordan, Universit\'{e} Claude Bernard Lyon 1, Lyon, France, 12th December. 2013. Japanese Turkish Joint Geometry Meeting, Galatasaray University, \.{I}stanbul, Turkey, 21st-24th. November. 2013. General Mathematics Seminar, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg, 22nd October. 2013. Joint UAM-ICMAT Seminar, Algebra and Combinatorics, Instituto de Ciencias Matem\'{a}ticas Universidad Aut\'{o}noma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, 4th October, 2013. Exploratory Workshop, New Approaches To Multiple Zeta Values, Instituto de Ciencias Matem\'{a}ticas Universidad Aut\'{o}noma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, 30th September-2nd October, 2013. Motivic Galois Groups, Alfr\'{e}d R\'{e}nyi Institute of Mathematics, Budapest, Hungary, 2nd-6th. September. 2013. Seminar on Algebra, Geometry and Physics, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics, Bonn, Germany, 16th. July. 2013. MPI-Oberseminar, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics, Bonn, Germany, 13th. June. 2013. Higher Structures in Topology and Number Theory, Clay Mathematics Institute workshop, Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK, 15th-16th. April. 2013. Grothendieck-Teichm\"{u}ller theory and Multiple Zeta Values of Grothendieck-Teichm\"{u}ller Groups, Deformation and Operads, Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge, UK, 8th-12th. April. 2013. Lecture of Grothendieck-Teichm\"{u}ller Groups, Deformation and Operads, Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge, UK, 13th. February. 2013. Introductory Workshop of Grothendieck-Teichm\"{u}ller Groups, Deformation and Operads, Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge, UK, 8th-10th. January. 2013. Tuesday Seminar on Topology, Tokyo University, Tokyo, Japan, 6th. November. 2012. Low-Dimensional Topology and Number Theory, Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach, Oberwolfach, Germany, 26th. August.-1st. September. 2012. Periods and Motives, A Modern Perspective on Renormalization, Instituto de Ciencias Matem\'{a}ticas Universidad Aut\'{o}noma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, 2nd-6th. July. 2012. String seminar, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan, 28th. June. 2012. Polylogarithmes en alg\`{e}bre et en topologie, Laboratoire J.A. Dieudonn\'{e}, Nice, France, 14th-16th. June. 2012. Colloque \`{a} l'occasion des 80 ans de Pierre Cartier, Dialogues autour de l'alg\`{e}bre, la g\'{e}omtri\'{e} et les fonctions multiz\^{e}tas, IHES, Paris, France, 11th-12th. June. 2012. Colloquium in Mathematics, Kyushu University, Hakata, Japan, 26th. April. 2012. Intensive Lectures, Kyushu University, Hakata, Japan, 23rd-27th. April. 2012. Low dimensional topology and number theory IV, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, JAPAN, 12th-15th March. 2012. 5th Multiple Zeta Values seminar, Kyushu University, Hakata, Japan, 27th-29th. January. 2012. Algebra seminar, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, 15th. December. 2011. Intensive Lectures, Tokyo University, Tokyo, Japan, 14th-18th. November. 2011. Automorphic forms and Galois representations, Durham University, Durham, UK, 18th-28th July. 2011. Mathematische Arbeitstagung 2011, Universit\"{a}t Bonn and the Max-Planck-Institute for Mathematics, Bonn, Germany, 24th-30th June. 2011. The motivic fundamental group, Lorentz Center, Leiden, Netherlands, 23rd-27th May. 2011. Workshop on L-functions, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan, 21st-23rd April.2011. Low dimensional topology and number theory III, Nishijin Plaza, Fukuoka, JAPAN, 14th-17th March. 2011. S\'{e}minnaire Quantique, IRMA, Strasbourg, France, 6th. December. 2010. Development of Galois-Teichm\"{u}ller Theory and Anabelian Geometry, RIMS, Kyoto, Japan, 25th-30th October. 2010. Various Aspects of Multiple Zeta Values, RIMS, Kyoto, Japan, 6th-9th September. 2010. Arithmetic Geometry Workshop 2010, Naha, Okinawa, Japan, 2nd-6th August. 2010. Des associateurs de Drinfeld \`{a} ceux de Kashiwara-Vergne et lien avec les invariants de noeuds g\'{e}n\'{e}ralis\'{e}s, l'Universit\'{e} Montpellier 2, Montpellier, France, 3rd-4th June. 2010. Motives and Homotopy Theory of Schemes, Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach, Oberwolfach, Germany, 16th-22nd May, 2010. Quantum Groups and Quantum Topology, RIMS, Kyoto, Japan, 19th-20th. April. 2010. S\'{e}minnaire Quantique, IRMA, Strasbourg, France, 22nd. February. 2010. Analytic Number Theory Seminar, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan, 27th. January. 2010. Arithmetic Geometry Seminar, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan, 26th. January. 2010. $p$-adic Special Functions and Arithmetic Geometry, Yutomorikurabu, Zaoh, Japan, 28th-31st. October. 2009. Anabelian Geometry, Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge, UK, 24th-28th. August 2009. 54th Algebra Symposium, Meiji University, Tokyo, Japan, 3rd-6th. August. 2009. S\'{e}minnaire The\'{o}rie de Galois Dif\'{e}rentielle, Laboratoire Paul Painlev\'{e}, UFR de Math\'{e}matiques, Universite de Lille 1, Lille, France, 16th. March. 2009. Autour des travaux d'A. 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Rotoworld just posted something saying that Pete Caroll isnt worried that Irvin has not recorded a single tackle or sack so far in the preseason and that he has been excelling in practice nonetheless.
Interesting tidbit.
When I was watching him play, he looked small and didn't impress me at all. He couldn't get any pressure and looked outmatched size wise.
I am glad we didn't draft him. We already have Maybin who is our DPR.
He's fast, but he has one pass-rush move which is the speed rush. We already have this guy in Aaron Maybin, and we didn't have to use a top 15 pick to get him. So glad we ended up with Coples and not Irvin.
I read last week that Courtney Upshaw is not going to start
Melvin Ingram had a few sacks, but got banged up
Chandler Jones has been off to a great start
Coples has been very good for the Jets
It seems like you are seeing a lot of positive reports from the DEs drafted, I've heard not so good things about Poe and Irvin.
I was surprised about upshaw getting beaten out, but also was one of the few on the draft board that liked him.
By all accounts ingram has been great as has jones.
Personally ive been happy with coples and am hoping he doesnt play much tonight. Yes he needs reps, but i also want him to be healthy and I dont see how much more he can improve dominating the 3rd stringers anymore.
I like Ingram, and Jones has played above many's expectations, but Coples seems to be the strongest of the bunch.
Carroll really reached with that guy.
i was on the coples bandwagon prior to the draft and was more than stoked when we actually drafted him
i dont need to hear/see other articles about other players i.e. ingram, irvin etc...to know coples was the BPA and best pick for us
that said, it is nice to have some early "confirmation" coples is a beast (when compared to the recent drafted players)
I am so glad Seattle drafted Irvin. By some accounts Rex was interested in drafting Irvin at 16 if Coples was not there. Thank you Pete Carroll for reaching for Irvin.
I just want Coples to get that first sack early, just to get it out of the way.


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Celebrity photographer Ken Sax has successfully managed an eclectic career with a little luck, a thirst for knowledge and a lot of charm
I don't find that there's much of a contrast between celebrity and typical portraiture," muses celebrity-portrait photographer Ken Sax. "Obviously, walking into a studio or location, there are a lot of obstacles that both the photographer and celebrities face, but in most cases, friendships seem to develop rather quickly. I don't have time to put much thought into the little things. When you go into a shoot, whether it be celebrity, portrait or editorial, it all comes down to the same thing—the shoot!"
When asked if he'd like to classify his work as purely portrait photography, Sax balks a little and notes that he has been fortunate enough to explore many areas of photography, including foreign markets, fashion, publicity, advertising, editorial work and one-sheets for film and movie posters. He admits that behind all of his professional images are celebrities. But behind all the celebrities has been Ken Sax.
An extensive history in film and television production has prepared Sax for the rigors of high-profile commercial work. For an Edwin jeans campaign, Sax was involved from the get-go, working out the production with the company and a crew of 35 people. The model, a popular Japanese celebrity, was flown in from Japan for a shoot that lasted several days. The production involved seven trucks, five photo assistants, several producers to keep things in check and a catering company. Sax points out that a commercial shoot of this caliber requires a lot of organization and can take months just to scout locations, let alone the intense amount of dedication for the shoot in general. But that's Sax all over.
From a less than ideal beginning as a teenage runaway, Sax has done pretty well for himself. Beginning his career at the age of 16 as an assistant to a commercial production manager, Sax's attraction to the world of entertainment was immediate. Thrown into the fast-paced world of production, Sax spent his formative years alongside legendary cinematographers such as Allen Daviau.
A desire to further his craft also brought Sax, still in his teens, to a job at a Hollywood motion picture house. Here, he was able to tinker and explore with cameras, getting to know the inner workings of optics and exposure. Just as importantly, it was here that several cameramen noted Sax's potential. He soon found himself back on shoots, this time as an assistant cameraman.
"For two years, I did everything from fixing Steadicams to running down mountains while pulling focus as cattle filled the air with clouds of dust," says Sax. "During this time, I picked up an old Nikon FTn camera and would shoot stills during takes. I'd challenge myself every chance I got."
Sax's mentors soon left the business, unfortunately, and he found himself back on his own. For a while, Sax did what it took to pay the rent by freelancing on independent features and anything else that came his way, including some initial publicity assignments. Soon the quality of his still imagery began to be noticed.


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While many people might still suffer withdrawals from lack of Tabula Rasa over the weekend, Ten Ton Hammer has screenshots of the End of Beta Event to cheer everyone up! Relive the memories of trying to burn and blow up the General. Did you miss the event? See what mini-British looked like and how many people showed up to try and take him down.
See Tabula Rasa in all its shiny, Bane-spattering glory.
While Tabula Rasa's launch is only a few short days awayMMORPG.com has grabbed a few new screenshots and will be posting a new one every day until launch. Go take a peek at this shot of one of the amazing creatures you'll be fighting in game
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Rightclick on the script -> Send to Desktop
This creates a shortcut on the desktop.
Give the thing a nice name.
Rightclick -> Properties.
Change the target field: add "C:\Python26\python2.exe" in front of it separated by a space. Or whatever the location of pythonw.exe is on your system. You can leave out the "" if there is no space character in the path name.
Then rightclick -> Pin to taskbar.
That should give you the proper thing in the taskbar.
Thanks, pietvo. The target field is currently C:\Python26\xxx.pyw. Are you saying to add a space, or another C:\. . .? Sorry I am so dumb. I did pin IDLE to the taskbar, and the 2 python scripts are in the jump list. If there is an easy way to separate them, I would be interested.
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Commentary: Florida falls at Final Four
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At the start it was all Florida. Michael Frazier hit the first bucket of the game and the Gators roared to a 16-4 lead. It looked like Florida had the game under control from the get-go and might run off and hide.
But UConn kept playing solid defense and despite neither team doing much over the next 10 minutes, the Huskies chipped away eventually tying the game and taking a 25-22 halftime lead.
Frazier's three to start the game was Florida's only one of the half. They shot a miserable 34 percent overall and 1-7 from beyond the arc. It was their lowest point production in the first half all year. Their previous low was 23 against Fresno State.
"We didn't get the ball enough to Michael (Frazier) in the first half," Will Yeguete said after the game.
It would be hard to not say the conditions were not good for either team offensively. UConn's 25 points in the first half wasn't much and the Gators' 22 was considerably less than their season average. Florida averaged about 46 percent shooting all season long but could only come up with one out of every three shots through 30 minutes of the semifinal against the Huskies.
It's a funny venue when you put a basketball court in the middle of one of the largest football stadiums in the country. The poor shooting by both teams seemed to bear that out. UConn did shoot 47 percent in the first half, helped by 4-7 from beyond the arc.
"I'm not focused on my individual performance," Scottie Wilbekin said in front of his locker. "I could have played better but I'm sad about this team not getting to where we wanted to go."
While Florida is deeper and more athletic than UConn, the Huskies were able to penetrate from the perimeter and use a solid inside passing game to get some easy second half buckets.
After the under 12 minute TV time out, it was clear Billy Donovan wanted the ball inside to Patric Young. So on back-to-back possessions, Young scored on mini hooks. He hit two free-throws on the next trip down the court to pull Florida within 3, 43-40. But the next two trips down the floor ended up with turnovers and easy layups for the Huskies building the lead back to seven. A wild shot by Wilbekin ended up as an easy lay-in on the other end and just like that the lead was up to 10.
"We wanted to pound the ball inside with their big guys having some foul trouble," Young explained about the second strategy. "I was able to make a few shots but we needed more energy, more defensive pressure, more offense. They were the better team."
On this night, UConn certainly was. After their initial run, Florida seemed awkward and out of sorts for the rest of the game. Credit the Huskies with stepping up their defensive game.
"We wanted to be disruptive to everything they did," UConn's coach Kevin Ollie said afterwards. "Every dribble, every pass, every possession. We wanted to make them uncomfortable." And they certainly accomplished that, forcing Wilbekin to one side of the court and limiting the touches Frazier had,
"It's a one and done deal," Casey Prather lamented. "And we didn't get it done. It's tough."
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Portrait of my daughter 16, I thought she looked very nostalgic in her beret and striped top. Processed and texture added in Photoscape to add 'nostalgia'
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Nice job Distressing Ciara. No doubt you can achieve that without a camera too!
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