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WASHINGTON – Reading Is Fundamental (RIF), the nation's largest children's literacy nonprofit, named the Naples High School as the national Program of the Month honoree for May.
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- winger1930 Nov 15, 2006 04:32 PM
Here's my dilema...I'll be in NYC for new years and I need a restaurant to go to with my girlfriend. We're both from DC, originally from Philly, and KNOW how restaurants can be when you're choosing blind. I've been through the small plates (how many will it take to feed me tonight!), the stuffy restaurants, the fancy preparations that you hate to eat, the "what is this, what does this mean, garnished with what?".
I want a good meal that I don't have to think about - one where we're comfortable, get good food, and feel relaxed. I don't mean inexpensive (price isn't an issue), I don't mean casual, but I mean comfortable. Think BlackSalt or Zola in DC, or most BYOs in Philly. Good, solid food with no pretensions.
So, where should I go? I thought of Mesa Grill only because of name recognition, but beyond that, I'm lost in NYC beyond that the NY Times tells me. Anytime on 12/30 works for us, and I know I have enough time to get into MOST places. We'll be staying at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square, but I'm really open to anywhere in Manhattan.
Thanks in advance for the advice!!!
Here's how I would think about it:
1. You need to be close by. New Year's Eve means that taxi cabs are impossible to get.
2. The stretch of 9th Avenue between 42nd and 57th is a culinary gem with tons of options...and it's close by to you.
3. Pick a cuisine on that stretch and know that if you sit down at 10:00 PM, you'll pay an extra fee for "a midnight champagne toast" which is just a way to bid up the price a bit on a busy night.
Italian? Roberto Passion
Turkish? Turkish Cuisine
(check Chowhound for other cuisines and "9th Ave")
re: NAtiveNewYorker
Looks like OP is asking about 12/30, not 12/31 so he'll be lucky to avoid the NYE ripoffs.
Maybe you should start with a look on opentable.com. this way you can take a look at locations, menus, and availability. Narrow it down and throw it back out there for the board.
Maybe I should clarify a bit too...I did Opentable, and I'm looking on NYTimes, but what I'm coming up with are a ton of stuffy, "this is a special occasion" type of place. I want a place where you'd go during the week to get a solid, good meal. Maybe I'm just looking for a restaurant that I'll have to REALLY dig around for, but I'm hoping for some guidance from you all out there.
Oh, and this is 12/30, not 12/31. I know that is a death day for restaurants...
re: winger1930
My advice stands, aside from the taxi cab advice. Walk over the 9th Avenue and pick a place. These are all functional, not too fancy, places.
Or come to the Village and try a number of places: Snack Taverna, Malatesta Trattoria, Agave, just to name a few.
I agree with NAtiveNewYorker that there are many good options on 9th Av. No restaurant there that I can think of would be considered a "special occasion" place, but the best ones (and that's a matter of opinion) are the kinds of places where NY Hounds go to when they want a solidly prepared meal any day of the week.
One of my favorites on 9th (corner 44th St.) is Marseille, a very attractive, comfortable brasserie that serves excellent French/Mediterranean cuisine.
On the other side of B'way, dbBistro Moderne, on 44th St., b/t 5th & 6th Avs., is more upscale, yet still casual. This is 4-star chef Daniel Boulud's modern take on French bistro cuisine. Needless to say, the food is first-rate, and the space has stylish contemporary decor.
There are literally hundreds of possibilities in other neighborhoods. I don't know anything about the D.C. restaurants you mentioned. Perhaps, if you would tell us what kind of food they serve, describe their ambiance a bit, and tell us the cuisines you prefer, we might be able to come up with some other suggestions.
Btw, the night before New Year's Eve is a Saturday. That is a prime night for theater, so the restaurants in the vicinity of the Marriott are definitely not going to be empty.
Thanks for all the suggestions! As for the places I mentioned in DC, they're both modern american food. Zola is upscale, but their food goes along the lines of updated American classics. Decor is very modern and very trendy, but the food doesn't have that same feel, which is why I return there often. BlackSalt, on the other hand, is the neighborhood restaurant that EVERYONE is going to in DC. Serves extremely fresh seafood cooked simply, in a very simple setting. The ambiance is perfect too - lots of open space, some booths, and fairly brightly lit, so you do feel like you're in a restaurant, but not one where you're rubbing elbows with the elite. Its the kind of place you have a diverse mix of corporate, family, and locals.
Hope that helps - I'll take a look at the recommendations as well...
re: winger1930
Take a look at Taboon. On 10th ave 52nd. st. Interesting take on Mediterranean/Middle Eastern - and the best bread you'll ever taste!
Based on the descriptions you have provided, here are a couple of possibilities you might like.
Compass is on the lower end of the Upper West Side. The New American cuisine served there is delicious. A big place, i.e., main dining room on two level, a lounge area in front, and several private rooms. The contemporary decor is quite attractive. We always request seating in one of their comfy, cozy booths.
Hearth is located in the East Village. The very seasonal menu is New American with a small tilt toward Italian. Another large place -- two dining spaces and a bar area -- with minimalist decor and "Goldilocks" lighting that provides a feeling of warmth.
Enjoy your visit to NYC and Bon Appetit!
I think both Cookshop (Chelsea - www.cookshopny.com) or Five Points (NoHo - www.fivepointsrestaurant.com) would fit your bill very well (same owners). They are both very relaxed yet offer expertly prepared, fresh ingredients at non-exorbitant prices. My preference between the two is Cookshop, but they are fairly similar and Five Points is much easier to book a table at.
One notch up from there would be Gramercy Tavern or Gotham Bar and Grill. Both are relatively casual with excellent food. I like to go there when it's a special occasion but I don't want to feel as though I have to dress up for a special occasion.
I don't think a cab will be difficult on the 30th, so you might as well get out of the Marriott neighborhood, since while you can definitely find good food there (esp. on 9th Ave) there will be a ton of tourists and people from outer bouroughs in for shows.
Thanks for the replies guys...looks like we might have a couple of winners. I'll let you know what I narrow it down to...
I was also going to suggest Five Points. If you like Indian food, then another option might be Devi. Great upscale food and nice atmosphere without being stuffy.


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Until April 15, Smith had served as the mayor of Mesa for six years. He stepped down in order to run for the state's top spot and is one of six Republicans and one Democrat in the race.
"It was a very difficult decision because I not only had to leave being mayor two years early but I also had to step down two months early as president of the United States Conference of Mayors," he said. "I loved holding both of those positions. I looked at Arizona and the foundation that Gov. [Jan] Brewer has laid which has brought us to the next level. But I believe the decisions we make in the next one to three years could set the course for the next 20 years."
To read the full story, see the Friday, July 11, edition of the Sedona Red Rock News.
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Well, I had a d & c when I miscarried. I don't remember whether it was gentle or not, because I was asleep the whole time (under anesthesia).
|Sat, 09-19-2009 - 11:41pm
NO! Many babies have been born prior to 23 weeks, my daughter was born sleeping at 15 weeks... NON-viable. my friends daughter was born AT 23 weeks and was considered non-vaible...nothing was done to save her. So 5-6 weeks avsolutely NOT Viable Heartbeat does NOT= Viable in the medical community...ability to survive outside the womb does.
as far as gentle...at 5-6 weeks a fetus has no ability to feel pain...so weather the D&C is gentle or not is a non-issue.
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Welcome back to the board :)
1) D & C's are pretty common procedures, for a variety of circumstances:
http://www.webmd.com/menopause/dilation-and-curettage-dc-for-bleeding-during-menopause .
2) Usually the patient is unconscious (under general anesthesia), but I gather from the PP website that they don't use that. If you have specific questions, maybe contact them and ask:
http://www.plannedparenthood.org/about-us/contact-us.htm .
3) It's legal in my country because the rights of the woman to make decisions re: her body (including medical decisions) was found to constitutionally override those of a fetus.
4) No, a heart beat does not confirm viability. Medical viability re: the fetus means "capable of extrauterine survival".
http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/viability .
5) Re: the potential for life being there, often yes. Unfortunately when I aborted both myself and the fetus would have died had I not agreed to the procedure.
|Sun, 09-20-2009 - 12:22am
Out of curiosity, do you also object to the use of hormonal birth control and/or IUD's, given that both forms of birth control can kill any ovum which manage to become fertilized (ie. as you put it, "kill life")?
Also, my understanding was that you have "OB patients" (link below). How is it that you didn't know the medical definition of "viability"? In what capacity are they your "patients"?
eta Thank you in advance for answering my questions. I'm quite interested in your stance.
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|Sun, 09-20-2009 - 12:44pm
In my opinion, I think that a fetus at 25 weeks gestation is viable. After that point, abortion for me is far more black and white. Should a woman be able to just up and decide that she doesn't want to do this anymore and abort? Absolutely not and I doubt sincerely that any doctor would participate in that. But I'm absolutely not willing to legislate any end point for abortions because there will still be women who need to abort for medical emergencies, whether to preserve their life or terminate for fetal abnormalities.
For me personally, I can't imagine aborting unless that pregnancy would make me uncapable of caring for my born son or if the embryo/fetus had catastrophic abnormalities. But I know that my situation is not the same as every other woman's so I won't presume to decide what is right for her.
|Sun, 09-20-2009 - 2:29pm
Actually, they have to do a D & C gently or they can perforate the uterus. My mom had at least one towards the end of peri-menopause. Maybe that's what they meant, I don't know.
Most abortions are done via medication, however, not by D & C.


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- HippiRep Apr 29, 2003 10:41 AM
Are there any hounds out there that live or dine in the Bay Ridge Area. I am relatively new to the area and it seems a large portion of the board is dedicated to the Park Slope area of Brooklyn.
I would love to hear about any restaurants or take-out places in the Bay Ridge area?
Welcome to Chowhound!
I don't know Bay Ridge very well, although I sometimes snoop around there. But there are really a ton of postings you could check. Just go to the main chowhound page and type Bay Ridge in the search window, and you will get oodles of posts. The one I have highlighted below is a year old, but still interesting.
I'm sure some knowledgeable folks will also chime in with particular recommendations.
Pat G.
re: Pat Goldberg
Thanx for the recommendation on the search function. I am aware of it and have used it a lot. With this thread I was hoping to find some more recent recommendations and some other Ridge hounds.
re: HippiRep
Bay Ridge is a chow mecca- Check out:
Karam on 86th and 4th for mouth watering Lebanese food. They have the best chicken schwarma in nyc along with amazing meat and spinach pies, hummus etc. This place may look like a normal take-out dive but the food is simply divine. I'd eat at Karam every day if I lived in Bay Ridge.
La Maison Du Couscous- 77 bet 4 & 5th.
The best French Moroccan in NYC. See my old post on this place.
Areo 3rd and 84th
Bustling Italian joint that serves mouthwatering Roman food, very fresh and extremely tasty- great brooklyn atmosphere- one of the best italian restaurants in nyc.
re: josh L
Not sure, but looks good (from citysearch)...
Pearl Room
8203 Third Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11209-4401
Phone: (718) 833-6666
The Scene
It's the liveliest spot along Bay Ridge's thriving Third Avenue dining scene. Gussied-up Gen-Xers sample homemade potato chips and mingle to the sounds of piped-in pop music at the stylish bar and its high-cushioned booths. An elegant back dining room suits special occasions, with flowing satin drapes, a flickering fireplace, and dramatic recessed ceilings frescoed with abstract aquatic art.
The Food
Servers describe the pricey, seafood-dominant fusion menu with an Emeril-esque enthusiasm, steering toward excellent raw bar oysters, crispy citrus-peperoncini calamari and flaky lobster-mushroom tart with fiery chorizo and caramelized onions. Don't miss shellfish-stocked linguine in a sprightly tomato sauce, or excellent homemade cheese ravioli, but beware of ingredient-heavy fish entrees that overwhelm beautifully cooked fillets. Instead, opt for simpler successes, like supple roasted lobster and grilled filet mignon with incredible pancetta-scallion mashed potatoes; horseradish salmon sweet-tempered with apple hash; and Parmesan-basil lamb over creamy polenta.
re: billyblancoNYC
Try Lento's on the corner of 3rd avenue and Ovington avenue they make great pizza
re: E-Boogie
The Vietnamese restaurant near the SW corner of 86th and 4th Ave, Pho Hoai, has a decent banh mi, somewhere near the level of the place on Broome St in Manhattan. Their other food is pretty good, not great.
Further up 86th toward 5th Ave, close to Gelston (sp?), there is a new-ish dim sum parlor, called Hong Kong something or other, I believe. I wandered in one day but couldn't eat, just having eaten a banh mi, half of a meat pie and half of a shawarma sandwich from Karam.
re: E-Boogie
Unfortunately Lento's is closed (and dearly missed).
re: billyblancoNYC
On the Pearl Room, we've tried it once and I must say I didn't feel like I got enough bang for the (significant) bucks. But then again, we are just not used to dropping that much on dinner...
It's funny that the citysearch review mentions the music, as though it is hip -- On our visit, it was all "hacks of the 80s" - including, if I recall correctly, "Total Eclipse of the Heart," the worst tune ever. Seriously ruined the dining vibe. Ah well, that's the Ridge for ya.
re: brooklyned
If it weren't for the gift certificate I got, I'd still not have gone to the Pearl Room. Way overrated, inadequate use of salt being the being infraction. Horrible service unless you're slipping them plenty extra. I will never go back.
re: josh L
I'll have to concur with the karam's reccomadation.
My mom, sister and I were driving around bay ridge about three years ago and wanted something middle eastern. We drove by karam's and have been frequenting it since!
I live in staten island but always travel home via brooklyn so I can stop by and grab a bite when coming home from school. In fact I had a chicken swarma and three rice filled grape leaves for dinner yesterday! delish. As soon as I can smell the wonderful fragances the food produces, it puts a smile on my face.
I live in Bay Ridge and eat out a lot. My favorites are Pearl Room, 82nd and 3rd (they have a varied menu), great food expensive. For Italian the scene place is Areo on 85th and 3rd which I think is overrated. Gino's on 75th and 5th, which is a pizzeria and has a restaurant in the back is always crowded and serves up delicious Italian food at reasonable prices. For Chinese Food you have Mr. Tang on 76th and 3rd, good food. For exceptional Chinese food Lai Yuen on 101 and 4th but is very expensive. For the best burgers you have Skinflints on 79th and 5th. Enjoy.
Here's my Bay Ridge faves:
Best Delivered Italian-
Jean Danet's on Fifth Avenue (great brick oven pizza in addition to their bakery offerings)
Nino's on Third Avenue--Great everything, Grandma's Pizza is awesome as well as the Philly Cheesesteak's (CASH ONLY)
Vesuvio's on Third Avenue--Wonderful pasta, great pizza.
Best Diner with parking lot:
Tiffany's Diner, 4th Avenue--Huge menu, not all winners. But for a brunch place with parking, total life saver! My favorite is the Belgian waffles with fresh strawberries on top--and the coffee carafe they bring to the table if you ask. Keep the coffee coming! Oh, and the Yankee Bean soup is really great (Saturday Soup). Nice view of the various Bay Ridge parades as they get to the Park at Shore and 4th Ave . . . .
Great Burgers:
Griswold's Pub on Third Avenue
Sinful Bakery:
Little Cupcake on Third Avenue: I have dreams now of cupcakes after eating there. Last dream had Bill Murray asking for more cupcakes. Have no idea why it was Bill Murray.
re: bayridger12
As charming as Little Cupcake's atmosphere is, the cupcakes just really aren't all that great. It took me a while to sample all of them (because, really, I'd like my hips to not expand), but the cupcakes themselves were on the dry side and the icing so sweet, it made my sweet tooth hurt. Except for the icing on the chocolate cloud - it was blessedly lighter. That icing is the places only saving point.
However, the other desserts there are lovely. The Blueberry cobbler comes to mind. And the coffee is quite nice. :)
re: Claire
I love Hinsch's. It's a real throwback. Great burgers and awesome homemade ice cream. They close around 7 P.M. though. I also used to like this place Chianti on 3rd and 86th, I haven't been there for a few years though.
Just had dinner at Saint Germain's on 83rd(?) and 3rd Ave, next to Amelia's. Fantastic. Had the duck with a lovely berry sauce and brown rice pilaf. The duck was wonderfully tender with a nice crust and the sauce, while obviously sweet, did not overpower the duck as sometime happens with game meat. The use of brown rice for the piliaf lent a nice nuttiness to the dish as well. The atmosphere was refreshingly casual (I went in with jeans). And for a single girl having dinner alone, the staff didn't make me feel like I was an oddball (as some places have done). The gentleman serving also seemed to be the owner, but that's my guess.
All in all, I found it charming. Made me wish I wasn't too full for dessert!
re: ChowDiva
thot Banana Leaf closed.
For Malaysian, think the closest is now Belacan Cafe, 61st and 7th.
and what about Karam's and Mazza Plaza for schwarma and other more casual mideastern treats?
re: jen kalb
I just went to Karam and tried the Sujok (spicy lamb and beef sausage) sandwhich.
My mouth is so happy right now. It was spicy, but just enough to keep it tingly, but not overpower the taste of the meat. Perfectly spiced and flavorful. It was enhanced with, I think, pickled beets and this tangy yogurt sauce.
Just what this chilly night called for!
Banana Leaf is long gone, replaced by Bamboo Stick. Sampled a few dishes on their menu and was disappointed - not the same old Banana Leaf.
Al Salaam - on 5th Avenue and 72nd Street - it's the store with a white bird on their sign. This is a middle eastern store also serves some cooked items. My family loves their spicy sojouk platter, and if you walk in all the way to the back, they have a fresh meat section, and you can purchase the spicy sojouk and other meats by the pound. Everytime I stop by, always get their kofta mix with parsley and onions which they prepare fresh for you. Their chicken tawouk (sp?) cubes are also good, I just skewer the cubes when I get home and store in the freezer or fridge (depending on how soon I wish to cook them).
Also like, Tanoreen, Sally and George's (on 3rd Ave and 78th/79th St), Kettle Black, Bay Leaf, and my daughter loves the pizza from Papa's Pizza on 5th Avenue and 83rd Street.
Where's the love for Piazza Mercado? Not a restaurant, but an Italian grocery/butcher shop with excellent deli prepared foods (stuffed and pickled things, rice balls etc) and great bread. I read somewhere they're some relationship to Royal Crown bakery.
Sometimes by the checkout there's stuffed figs, grilled in a pizza oven, in plastic clamshells. Ay diosa!
3rd Ave between 92nd and 93rd, I think
AGNANTI is an outstanding Greek Taverna style restaurant in Bay Ridge. The food is delicious, the service friendly and helpful, the prices very reasonable.
Welcome to the neighborhood! I have to take some exception to the suggestions above- sorry guys. Chinese food is one notch above Park Slope- but still not up to par. Mr Tangs is awful and so is Lai Yuen. Burger at Salty Dog or Cebu are way better than Skinflints these days. Karam is indeed wonderful- though I have been hearing about Mazza lately and have yet to try it. If you get the chicken, make sure you ask for the garlic sauce.Try the octopus at Spartan Souvlaki. Take out at Paneantico is a must. The sashimi omakasi at Nouvelle can be as good as many of the places I ate at in Tokyo. Tanoreen is always crowded but worth the wait. Breakfast at Pegasus (and they have the best turkey burgers in town). I have been liking the new Indian restaurant called Himalayan Cove. When you simply cant decide, try Nature's Grill- they have an extensive menu that is not all healthfoody. Best pizza so say my kids is Peppinos ( next door to Tanoreen).You will not go hungry in Bay Ridge!!!
I would have to say Grandma's on 3rd Avenue is my favorite pizza in the 'hood. I'm very fond of the pasta fagioli and salads at Vesuvio, the pizza isn't quite as good. LOVE Nouvelle. Bay Sushi on Bay Ridge Ave is also decent (and a block away from me, so I tend to hop over there a lot). I've had delivery from Kim Chee a couple of times-- it seems a little pricey for what it is, but I've liked everything I've had from them. Paneantico's breads and sandwiches are terrific-- I don't love their pastries, they don't measure up to Court Pastry or some of the other old school Italian bakeries. I really like the cupcakes at Little Cupcake Bakeshop, although I can see why others might think they're too sweet.
Can anyone recommend some good Chinese in the Ridge? I haven't found anything too appealing so far.
re: IrinaD
The best Chinese food I''e found so far in Bay Ridge is Chopstix, on 5th Ave. between 84th/85th. Despite the cheesy name and plastic-franchise-looking exterior, they actually make pretty decent food - definitely a cut above the standard greasy take-out places you see everywhere. A particular favorite of ours is the spicy Szechuan cucumbers, authentic and delicious!
re: IrinaD
I am a big fan of 86 Noodle. They have some really great wonton soups. Though I am not a fn of Americanized Chinese food, at least they use a pretty high quality of food. And the dumplings are just great. :)
Also, try for some real home-style cooking- O'sullivan's 89th Street, really good food at affordable prices.
I do not think that any of the Chinese restaurants are particulary good but the one of choice is on 3rd between 85th and 86th for one reason- they are really really nice.
Had an amazing dinner from Mazza Plaza last night. Might be my new favorite rotisserie chicken...
im new to chowhound too!!! it's nice to see there are so many bay ridge hounds, great!
i only moved to BR about half a year, having really spend a lot of time dining out within the area, at least havent tried some of those big brother like areo, safia, greenhouse etc...
personally, i like cappaccino cafe (jes, i cant spell these days), the old les babouches (it's now closed :(), nouvelle and mythai (formerly les babouches).
lookin for a decent authentic chinese restaurant too within BR
re: nycbuddy
been living in Bay Ridge for awhile and these are some places with good food in my opinion:
For Italian - For takeout DEFINITELY Vesuvio. The best white clam sauce in the 'hood. I also frequent a little known place on 4th and 88th called Pietro's Tratoria. Delicious.
For burgers, wings, (bar food) - Kettle Black. Have never had anything bad from there and their onion rings are amazing.
For Chinese - I am always a little disappointed with the Chinese, but I suppose my favorite would be the one on 3rd between 85th and 86th, east side of the street.
For Mexican - Mezcal's on 3rd off of 75th. There is no other good Mex in Bay Ridge.
Also good is Circle's on 3rd and about 90th.
re: dorilou
omg, just tried Grand Sichuan House on 5th Ave @87th St - mindblowing!
We had a couple of things off the New Sichuan part of the menu -- the cumin lamb is particularly good, and SUPER hot and flavorful.
p.s. hey wait a second..this is such an old thread, why did it pop up on the side? o well....
Agree w/Josh L re: Karam, Le Maison du Cous Cous and Areo, but would DEFINITELY add:
"Tanoreen" and "The Mediterranean Store", both on 3rd Ave for middle eastern.
Gino's on 75th & 5th for Italian
Polonica on 3rd & 72nd for cheap, hearty Polish
Also, Royal Crown Panini in Bensonhurst is pretty wonderful - eat in or take out.
re: Hungry4cake
Hi and welcome to Bay Ridge, but sssshhh don't tell anybody about it!!
These are the places I love:
O'Sullivans has a great great burger
Nino's pizza
Janet Danet bakery
St. Germaine's for Sunday brunch is great
Pegasus diner is the best in Bay Ridge to me (Sorry, Tiffany's is gone I guess the neighborhood needed another bank)
Chef with Sole is a nice fish store
Ponte Vecchio a must for Italian (expensive, but no more than Areo)
For Chinese I love 86 Noodles. Their dumplings and noodle soups are cheap and delicious.
Walk, run or bike it all off on the beautiful Shore Road path along the Belt Parkway
Although not food, HOM on 3rd Avenue is a great place for browsing and buying decorative items to feather your nest.
Does anyone know where the cook of Amelia's Ristorante is working now??? The restaurant was on 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge and I loved his way of cooking. I think his name was Ken Deiner. Where is he working now???
I just recently moved to Bay Ridge as well, about a year ago and i'm incredibly picky about what constitutes good food (also my landlord is a chef and has pointed me in some good directions). Here are some of my suggestions:
- Pegasus on 3rd and 86th is fantastic, bit pricey but well worth it. Unfortunately they are only open for lunch and breakfast.
- St. Germain is a great French Bistro on 3rd between 84 and 83rd.
- Tanoreen (also on 3rd Ave and 78?) is fantastic middle eastern place (quite possibly the best spot I have found in all of Bay Ridge). Something to note is that the take-out can take nearly an hour, but it is inexpensive and worth the wait.
- Chipshop (also on 3rd) just recently opened up its Bay Ridge location. If you are familiar with its other locations it is worth checking out. It will be much better when they get their liquor license though, fish and chips is not the same with out a good pint (they do allow you to byob and they chill and server the beer for you).
These are just a few spots that I really enjoy that are reasonably priced.
re: teeter229
I used to know a lot of the older places like Pizza Wagon and Hinsch's . I also just moved to Bay Ridge and am having a blast exploring the neighborhood.
So far our favorites have been Tanoreen, Peppino's, Grand Sechuan (can't spell), Vesuvio, and Salty Dog.
We went to Areo and thought it was expensive for what it was worth. St Germain had a nifty little brunch that left us hungry for the entire day. We also enjoyed Yellow Hook Grill
We still have to try Le Masion du Cous Cous, Grandma's, Cebu, the Kettle Black, Skinflints, and Circles (although I have been to Skinflint's and Circle's when the tables have been removed and food wasn't served).
We've been attempting to try a different place each week.
re: MrsT
Welcome to the area Teeter. I agree with Tay: Bay Ridge may not have the best Italian, best pizza, best Middle Eastern, best Sichuan, best middle eastern, best Korean, best German, best Russian, best Greek restaurant in the city. But is there any neighborhood that has at least one top notch restaurant serving each of those cuisines? In most cases, the neighborhood has several.
For what it's worth, here are my favorites:
Pizza -- Peppino's (brick oven) or Nino's (classic oily slice)
Italian -- Tuscany Grill or Ponte Vecchio; Ponte Vecchio is overpriced but still worth it once in a while. (Chianti and Gino's are mediocre.) We're not talking Lupa or Al di La, but very solid red sauce restaurants.
Middle Eastern - Tanoreen; the menu at First Oasis doesn't have nearly the diversity, but is still very hearty and a notch above the other middle eastern places in the area
Chinese - Grand Sichuan House -- stunningly good and incredibly hot; the real deal
Greek - Agnanti - Also, Elia's is a slightly nicer place, but the food isn't quite as good
Vietnamese - Pho Hoi (Nha Trang, which is in Sunset Park, is a little better and will deliver to the northern part of Bay Ridge)
Korean - Kimchee -- BBQ grills in the table
Moroccan - Maison du couscous -- not quite as good as some say, but still solid.
Italian Sandwiches - Paneantico
Old fashioned diners - Hinsche's and Anapoli both make homemade ice cream; Anapoli has a bigger menu and probably better food.
Middle eastern sleeper -- 5th avenue kings, on bay ridge ave and 5th ave, is a grocery store with a butcher/prepared foods in the back. The Yemen roast lamb is incredible. Everyone must try!
I have yet to go to any steakhouses in the area. How are Embers, etc?
Favorite food shopping (also posted on another thread elsewhere):
The Russian grocery, called Paradise, on 3rd and 73rd is excellent, so is the Polish grocery across the street -- both for cold cuts, sausages, smoked fish, etc.
Family Store is great for middle eastern and mediterranean prepared foods. Aunt Halime's, on 3rd and Ovington, is great for middle eastern staples and turkish dumplings. Also, the Nordic Delicacies store next door to Family Store.
A&S Pork Store is excellent, as is Piazza Mercato. The mozzarella and prosciutto cotto are better at the former, and the bread and porchetta are better at the latter.
Hellas, greek grocery on 3rd and 87th is a great butcher and also great for olive oil, yogurt, olives, anchovies, etc. A&S Greek has those same great staples, but not as good a butcher.
Leske's -- Norwegian bakery. Scotch nut cake is great, as are donuts, and bread and cheese cake. Probably everything is, but that's what I've had.
Balady -- Yemen store on 5th ave.
Najjar - middle eastern bakery on 5th and bay ridge ave -- great baklava.
Another newbie foodie in Bay Ridge here. We've been here a year and so far our favorites include:
BY FAR: Le Petit Oven on Bay Ridge Ave off of 3rd Ave. Such a beautiful menu; fresh ingredient; skilled preparation. Our plates are always licked clean.
St Germain is a great lunch place; and we love the wine/champagne offerings, too.
Pearl Room's oyster bar is top notch - though, we haven't tried it for anythingelse.
Tanoreen - of course.
Yellow Hook Grille - standard fare done right
Elia - excellent upscale Greek
My Thai: we've only tried it for take-out and have been very happy with our orders.
Chef with Sole - love this place
Robicelli's - new, but has a terrific, newly offered prepared food selection
The Family Store, of course
Pegasus - the best diner ever - at least in Bay Ridge
Nino's for the pizza - nothing else comes close
Areo - expensive and too rich for a summer meal - but their lunch is nice especially on a nice day when you can sit near the opened french doors.
Turqua Grille for middle eastern
Chip Shop
Tuscany Grill - nothing inventive, but the flavors are truly authentic thanks to obvious use of the best and freshest ingredients.
I look forward to trying the rest.
If it's still around, there is a really nice Deli on 5th between 76-77th Sts, called Mejlander and Mulgannon. The place is always spotless They have dialy specials, and their cold salads are made in house and are all delicious.
I just checked and their web site is 'supposedly, "Under construction'" I don't know if that's an indication of anything more.
re: Tay
bay ridgers:
SO and I just tried new TRACE tonight on 3rd Ave near 88th. It's a big, spacious, place that serves Latin fare.
Food was pretty good. We tried the chicken enchiladas in a mole sauce and the carnitas (pork tacos) which were both yummy. The real star, though, was the house made guacamole which was divine (we ordered it spicy). Margaritas pretty tasty too.
We will be back to try some of their more expensive entrees (steaks, etc).
Service was ok---a bit slow at times, but they just opened so we won't hold it against them. The four HUGE hi-def TVs on the dining room (in addition to a TV filled bar area) were a bit flashy and annoying. Why do they want to distract people in the DINING room from their good food? Anyway, worth a try.


text: We really do try to be cool about it, but like a big old girly cliché, we have to admit that we are excited about the new Sex and the City movie. Sure the storyline will be questionable, the script will make us cringe and the characters will grate on us, but we will probably buy it on dvd after watching it twice at the cinema (although we will deny it). For even if you want to shake Carrie for being an idiot, by God can she put an outfit together. We've seen her walk-in wardrobe in the film, we've seen her parade thousands of outfits through the streets of Manhattan, and now we've heard that somewhere, probably in a huge warehouse, lives every item of clothing that Carrie and friends have worn. For we hear that SJP is keen to archive every piece and of course designers are happy to let her. What we'd give for a rummage through that collection. But I'm sure we'll get a chance, because what's the betting that after the movies comes the SATC travelling exhibition?


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DENVER (AP) - Attorneys for the Denver Department of Human Services are defending two social workers who are being sued over the death of a 7-year-old boy who starved to death, rejecting accusations they could have prevented the boy's death.
According to the Denver Post, the city told a federal appeals court on Wednesday that Denver child-welfare services was not legally responsible for the boy's care because the man the boy was living with was not a certified foster parent.
Margaret Booker and Mary Peagle were supervising Chandler Grafner's case when he starved to death in the care of his mother's ex-boyfriend.
Court records say Chandler died after being locked in a closet without food or water in the home of Christina Grafner's ex-boyfriend, Jon Phillips, and his girlfriend, Sarah Berry.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind.-- It was first come, first serve for customers looking to buy the last pieces of grass still left inside Notre Dame Stadium.
Starting at 3 p.m. this afternoon fans could walk up to the stadium and buy a section of sod for $100.
"Gonna split this piece up for two of my children, then also a good friend in New Orleans whose family is alumni," said Tom Lees who bought a section. "This is a piece of history whether it's last year's turf or this year's, it's the last time there will be grass in the stadium."
Before today you could only buy the sod online for $150.
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Next Scott Christopherson.
"I hope to coach here until I retire," Hoiberg said.
Originally Posted by A-town Cy
Next Scott Christopherson.
no there is only one scotty
Cyclone state
Originally Posted by A-town Cy
Next Scott Christopherson.
Originally Posted by bigdaddykane
no there is only one scotty
Thats how good they are, said Moton, whose MEAC champion Eagles (28-5) are on a 20-game win streak. I couldnt sleep (Monday) night. I woke up in the middle of the night thinking about DeAndre Kane and thats reality.
They just present so many different matchup nightmares across the board.
Originally Posted by Cycsk
A nice breakfast at the Hoibergs on a rainy Sunday morning in Focus Town may be just what is needed to be successful in recruiting . . . again.
The fortress of solitude.
Wow, great news. I guess I'm starting to see why Abdelmassih was so positive about this transfer season.
Originally Posted by Doc
Wow, great news. I guess I'm starting to see why Abdelmassih was so positive about this transfer season.
Abdelmassih is an elite transfer recruiter.
Originally Posted by 3fromDeep
Their facilities have got to be a problem too. Their home court is basically a high school gym. I can't imagine many people want to play in front of 3,000 fans sitting on pull out bleachers.
I think 3000 is a tad bit generous.
"The greatest risk in life is not taking one"
sit one to play 2 seasons?
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Originally Posted by BigBake
sit one to play 2 seasons?
Sit one to play 3!
Originally Posted by DandyCyclone
Abdelmassih is an elite transfer recruiter.
Ya, I've been down on Matt, but I'll be the first to admit, that I was wrong. He's proving he is very good at free agency and a top notch transfer recruiter. If he lands one or both of these two to go with BDJ, that's pretty amazing.
Originally Posted by DandyCyclone
Abdelmassih is an elite transfer recruiter.
Yeah but they can't recruit high school kids according to so many Debbie Downer's.
Originally Posted by Thomasrickj
Yeah but they can't recruit high school kids according to so many Debbie Downer's.
Insert "wrong way" joke here, because the wrong way is a lot more fun in recruiting.
Since we are an elite team now, let's go get that One Cyclone Moment.
Make this one for the ages!
Originally Posted by Doc
Sit one to play 3!
I'll take him. I like the idea of instead of banking we use em on two transfers who are sitting. Eliminates a lot of PT issues on the current year squad.
Originally Posted by CySmurf
I think it's time to pitch in some coin Cyclone Fanatics for a quick Chris Williams vacation! ;-)
I'm pretty sure the NCAA would consider that a death sentence recruiting violation.
Originally Posted by CysRage
I think 3000 is a tad bit generous.
This isn't their practice facility?
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Summer equals seafood. Fresh, raw, and unadulterated, nothing compares to scoring a seat at a glistening metal bar on a steamy NYC day, the slight damp from the swipe of a recent wipe down cooling your baked skin, while an oversized platter of chilled shellfish and crisp glass of wine appear before ... More >>
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CFA Registered Exotic Shorthair Persian Kittens
CFA registered Exotic Shorthair black & white male kittens.
They will be ready to go to new homes anytime after Dec. 1st
They have their first vaccines are litter-box trained and have a health guarantee.
Very nice quality kittens from Grand Championship lines.
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Large Mainecoon 8 weeks
Gorgeous male Mainecoon, biggest in litter,mom 18 lb dad 23 lb, first booster 2 wormings, he is a black and gold swirled, 265 w/o papers 700$ with papers,I will want to know about your living arrangements,if you own or rent, I want him in the best forever home! we own both ...
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PERSIAN Himalayan Kittens CFA Reg. Shaded Red Male, Himmy Female
PERSIAN KITTENS - Shaded Red Male with Copper Eyes $600, and a Chocolate Tortie Point Himalayan Female $650. Last 2 - Born October 27, 2014 - Ready to go January 19, 2015 I am now excepting a $100 DEPOSIT to hold till ready to go. PARENTS ON SITE! Papered with CFA Doll Face ...
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CFA registered Exotic Longhair kittens. Three lovable little males with their vaccinations. Parasite and worm free. They were born 9/10/14 and are ready for their new homes. My kittens all come from PKD negative parents. The colors are cream and white, red and white and ...
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Please help me find a good home for my cat. He's neutered, cuddly, playful, and talkative. He would do best in a house with no other cats or dogs but has lived small animals in the past and did really great with them. He's 6 years young and will come with kitty box, toys, ...
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Persian kittens
**PRICE REDUCED** We are going out of town next week and would like them to all have their homes by then. The kittens are almost 9 weeks and ready to go! Two dilute calico females, 1 lilac and white male and 1 black and white male. Parents are BOTH CFA registered and loving ...
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Ragdoll - Destiny - Large - Senior - Female - Cat
Ragdoll - Destiny - Large - Senior - Female - Cat
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Bob-tail/Mainecoon baby boy!
Fluffy black,golden, silver striped 1/2 Mainecoon 1/2 Pixie-bob only one with stubby tail, shots/dewormed and no fleas, only to loving family, raised with kids and dogs, if serious leave your number!
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RAGDOLL X KITTENS 8 week
Darling little babies
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Mainecoon Pixie-bob fluffy balls of fur!
mom is purebred Mainecoon dad is a large Pixie-bob. these babies are box trained and vaccinated and wormed, leave a number for more info1
SMOKEY BLACK GIRL 200$ tABBY AND WHITE BOY 200$ BLACK WITH SILVER MALE HAS SHORT BOBTAIL 250$
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Doll-Faced Persian Babies.
Kittens are 10-12 wks old (2 LITTERS), Blue Smoke, Brown, Red, Calico, Blue Point & Seal Point Himalayan also.Have first shots, wormed, litter box trained, affectionate. $350.00
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We had three kittens in our litter. These kittens were all mommies babies and are very dear to her. They are happy, healthy, and rambunctious. All kittens vaccinated, dewormed, and litter box trained. They have been raised indoors. Short haired male is pictured in the first ...
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Tabby - Elle - Small - Young - Female - Cat
Tabby - Elle - Small - Young - Female - Cat
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Tuxedo - Noah - Medium - Adult - Male - Cat
Tuxedo - Noah - Medium - Adult - Male - Cat
Hi my name is Noah! I was abandoned in a carrier with a note that read "please take care of me" at the Edmonds Next to Nature store on Aug. 11th. He is getting used to his new surroundings. He's very quiet, sweet, and a little shy ...
Domestic Short Hair - Black - Sadie - Medium - Baby - Female
Domestic Short Hair - Black - Sadie - Medium - Baby - Female
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Tabby - Brown - Roscoe - Medium - Baby - Male - Cat
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Domestic Medium Hair - We Have Kittens - Small - Baby - Female
Domestic Medium Hair - We Have Kittens - Small - Baby - Female
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Long-haired White Kittens $200 10 weeks; other kittens too
I have 2 "Extra-long-haired" white kittens, 10 weeks old; asking $200 each. One is male and has a small patch of black fur on the top of his head. He has greenish-gold colored eyes. The other is female. She is all white and has greenish-gold colored eyes.
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Persian Kittens
Kittens are ready to go today! Almost 9 weeks old, potty trained, shots, wormed. They are all super sweet, love to snuggle and purr right when you pick them up. We have been grooming them every other day and bathing once a week since they were 4 weeks old so they are ...
Purebred Persian Kitten Ready NOW!!! $100 OFF THIS WEEKEND only!!
$400 this WEEKEND!!!
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Purebred PET ONLY male persian!!
Parents papered and on site!
Age appropriate shots and worming
100% litter trained
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Parents papered and on site
Up to date with age appropriate shots and worming
Eating on their own
100% litter trained
Best personality loves people and kids very outgoing and playful
Gorgeous Ragdoll and Siamese Kittens
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Look Mexico plays Backbooth in Orlando, Fla. on August 16, 2013. | Photo by: Nicole Kibert © Yay! Look Mexico is officially moved back to Florida. We were super happy to see them on their homecoming tour at their Orlando stop at Backbooth with Alexander & The Grapes, Tanner Jones of You Blew It!, Jonah Vin and Among Giants (who we missed this time – traffic!). As always special thanks to Kyle Raker for putting on a great show –... Read More
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Harbour LightsCuisine: Seafood, Grill, Sushi
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Set in the picturesque coastal village of Gordon?s Bay, nestled at the foot of the Hottentots Holland mountains on the False Bay coast.Harbour Lights has been a...
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Bertie's MooringsCuisine: Pizza, Seafood, Grill
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By Julia Green
It was the same nemesis that struck down both the Andes and Roxbury girls in their quests for a sectional title last week. For Andes, defeat came in the quarterfinal round at the hands of defending champion Afton, while the Roxbury girls advanced to the semifinal before falling to the same team.
By John Bernhardt
It was a weekend of laugh-filled entertainment as Charles Schulz's world famous Peanuts Gang came to life on the Andes Central School stage. Large, brightly colored panels depicting each of the main characters of Schulz's famous "Peanuts" comic strip were the backdrop of an often hilarious, always spirited performance of Clark Gesnar's stage adaptation of a concept album he had originally produced.
By Julia Green
As the regular season drew to a close, the Andes girls weren't even planning to compete in the 2010 Section IV Class D softball tournament. Due to scheduling conflicts with the senior class trip, the Mountaineers were under the impression that the final week of scheduled competition would bring their successful season to a close.
But then, something changed.
It's a hybrid of racquet sports, a unique combination of badminton, ping-pong and tennis. Invented in 1965 by two fathers, Bill Bell and Joel Pritchard, looking for a diversion to slow the whining of their bored children during a summer in Puget Sound, pickleball was named for the Pritchard family dog, Pickles, a frisky cocker spaniel who loved racing onto the playing court and stealing the ball as the children played.
Area communities will hold annual Memorial Day Parades on Monday, May 31.
By Julia Green
As New York State and the country as a whole continue to face budget crises at every level of government, area school districts asked voters to sign off on slightly increased spending last week. The local school budget battle went to the polls on Tuesday, when voters in Andes, Margaretville and Roxbury cast their ballots overwhelmingly in support of the proposed spending plans.
By Julia Green
These days when you see a teenager, he or she is likely to be utilizing some sort of electronic device. iPod earbuds in the ears, thumbs typing away madly at a cell phone or PDA keys, face illuminated by the screen of a laptop computer. Such is the culture of the generation.
Andes — A vacation in the Rockies! High tea for eight at the legendary Galli-Curci mansion! Arts and crafts by our area's finest artists and artisans! Acupuncture treatments by an expert!
Come bid on these and many other items at the annual Auction/Brunch benefit for the Todd Mountain Theater Project on Memorial Day Weekend, Sunday May 30 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at The Andes Hotel.
Margaretville Central School tennis player Eric Reed defeated Hunter-Tannersville's David Sandler, 6-1, 6-4, to claim the Delaware League boys' singles title at the league championship match played in Margaretville last Tuesday.
Reed, a junior, defeated Davenport's Brad Teator to advance to the final match, while Sandler defeated Reed's teammate Sage Beemer 6-2, 6-2 to advance.
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A documentary film tracing the longtime car racing experiences — past and future — of a Catskill Mountain native will continue filming this week in Margaretville and Andes. The 80-minute film explores Mike Ondish's decades-long fascination with the Mustang GT 500 KR, "the vanguard of performance in the muscle car era."
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WASHINGTON – A dozen years ago, when the towers fell and the oceans no longer kept Americans safe from attack, Wade Dauberman was only an eighth-grader, but he was old enough to feel the widespread panic and fear, as well as the sense of unity and purpose that followed.
This time, Dauberman says, there is no panic, not even much shock. But on Sunday morning, he led a couple of hundred runners in an impromptu marathon in his home town of Melbourne, Fla. – a tribute to the victims of the Boston bombing that he felt compelled to offer because I feel like I knew all 27,000 runners, and I just need to come together with people to show who we are.
In 2001, Fawaz Ismail kept his northern Virginia flag shop open night after night until midnight, giving away hundreds of flags and flag pins, ministering to the grief of the people with whom he had come to share a country.
Last week, sales at Alamo Flag were up 20 percent, but there was no crush of customers. This time, Ismail found himself not bound up in common cause with his fellow Americans, but wondering what the country has learned in nearly 12 years of living with the prospect of terror.
After the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Americans largely agreed that everything had changed. A broad consensus quickly emerged that to secure the nation, some freedoms had to be sacrificed.
But then came years in which, despite warnings from intelligence officials that terrorism would certainly strike at home again, plot after plot was foiled, and no attacks were carried out.
Now that the inevitable has occurred, the impact of evolving attitudes toward terrorism is beginning to come clear as Americans react to the Boston bombing with sadness and anger but also with resilience and confidence.
Despite wall-to-wall coverage of the situation in Boston by the news media, TV ratings were nowhere near the levels sustained after the World Trade Center attacks, and although most Americans say they tuned in to the coverage, a Washington Post poll shows just 38 percent following the events very closely.
The poll, conducted Wednesday and Thursday evenings, also shows a far more muted public reaction to the bombing than the 2001 terrorist attacks. In 2001, most Americans – 53 percent – said they had changed their daily activities because of the attacks; only 6 percent said so last week. Similarly, 49 percent of those surveyed after Sept. 11, 2001, said they had difficulty concentrating on normal activities because of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon; only 9 percent reported that kind of impact last week.
The Boston bombing was, of course, of a wholly different order from the Sept. 11 attacks, not only because far fewer people were killed, but also because the 2001 terrorism was a shock to the nation like nothing had been since Pearl Harbor.
On Sept. 10, 2001, the notion that there might be terrorism on our soil was totally unexpected to virtually all Americans, said Roxane Silver, a psychologist at the University of California at Irvine who studies how Americans responded to terrorism in 2001 and since. The scale is really important, and so is the fact that people witnessed the events of Sept. 11 in real time – the towers falling, the second hit, all on live TV. People who see the attacks live responded very differently both physically and mentally in the weeks that followed.
In interviews across the country, many Americans said the Boston bombing, though enraging and unsettling, wouldn't tear the fabric of life as the attacks on New York and the Pentagon did.


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An earthquake shook Los Angeles early this morning.
According to the United States Geological Survey, a magnitude 4.4 tremor struck nine kilometers--or approximately 5.6 miles--north-northwest of Westwood at 6:25 a.m. local time.
The earthquake, which occured at a depth of five miles, was initially reported as having a magnitude of 4.7.
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Strikers' Alumnus Keane Hamilton Hired as Coaching Director
November 1, 2013
Keane Hamilton knows what it takes to create a winning program. After all, the Missoula native and Big Sky High School grad captained soccer powerhouse Fort Lewis College during a successful collegiate playing career in which he led the Skyhawks to a national championship in 2009. Four years later, Hamilton hopes that he can translate what he has learned about building and maintaining a successful program to his hometown club, as he takes over Strikers' Director of Coaching role.
For Hamilton, Strikers should be the best club in the state and a top club in the region. "In five years, Missoula should be competing to be the best program in the state at every age group. With the number of kids in the Academy and Micro Strikers programs, along with the quality of coaches available in Missoula, we have the tools to be at the top of the state as well as to compete at the regional level."
How will the club get there? Hamilton believes the key is instilling a competitive attitude. "The development of young players starts with the club encouraging players to make a strong commitment to training and constantly pushing themselves and their teammates in practice. Also, teams should continually push themselves and play against higher level players. This means going to tournaments out of state, playing the top teams in the state, anything that gets the kids outside their comfort zone and pushes for improvement. Finally, the club must encourage young players to watch more soccer. This includes older club teams, college games, and especially professional games. Players should watch the game at its highest level for motivation and learning purposes."
Hamilton is the first to acknowledge that his youth soccer experience was the key to his own college success.
"Growing up playing soccer in Missoula – YMCA, Micro Strikers, and finally to Strikers from age 12 to 14 – I loved it. I had great teammates and coaches all the way through. Seeking additional challenges at age 15, I played up on the U16 FC Missoula team. From age 16 through 19, I played with the U19 Strikers. Playing with and against seniors in high school as well as college players when I was 16 was a fantastic challenge. Getting to play up against players that were much bigger and more experienced than me pushed me to improve and was the reason for much of my success at the college level."
Hamilton's plan for success:
1. Develop goals as an entire club so players, coaches, and parents can all work together to improve the level of soccer
2. Encourage the club to play a brand of soccer that focuses on intelligence and skills
3. Encourage a team atmosphere throughout the entire club, not just within individual teams
Hamilton knows he needs to start his tenure as DOC by hitting the ground running, as tryouts for Strikers were last week.
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