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Dallas made its first five shots, including 3-pointers by Howard and Nowitzki, to jump out to a 12-0 lead less than 2 1/2 minutes into the game. While the Mavericks had to hold off a late charge by Atlanta, Howard and Nowitzki kept it from getting too close.
The Hawks (15-13) missed out on their first six-game winning streak since late in the 1998-99 season, the last time they made the playoffs and finished with a winning record. Atlanta had last won five in a row in December 1999.
Marvin Williams led Atlanta with 18 points while Joe Johnson had 17 points.
Pistons 98, Pacers 92
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Richard Hamilton scored 24 points, Chauncey Billups had 17, and Detroit beat Indiana for its eighth straight victory.
Reserve Jason Maxiell added 12 points and Rasheed Wallace finished with 10 points and 10 rebounds to help the Pistons (23-7) complete a home-and-home sweep.
Jermaine O'Neal had 20 points and 11 rebounds, Mike Dunleavy scored 18 points and Danny Granger chipped in 15 for Indiana (15-16), which dropped its third straight game.
Celtics 104, Jazz 98
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Paul Pierce hit a tiebreaking layup with 28 seconds left, then sealed Boston's fifth straight victory with a defensive rebound and two free throws.
Pierce was shut out in the first half, then took over the scoring in the final two periods. He had 10 points in the third and another 14 in the fourth to lead Boston to its 14th win in the last 15 games.
Ray Allen scored 23 and Kevin Garnett added 15 points and nine rebounds for the Celtics, who complete a four-game road trip Sunday at the Lakers.
Deron Williams had 22 points and 11 assists, and Carlos Boozer finished with 19 points and 11 rebounds for Utah.
Wizards 96, Heat 74
WASHINGTON (AP) - Andray Blatche scored 18 points, and Washington led by as many as 30 in handing Miami its fourth loss in a row.
It was the lowest point total for the Heat - or any Wizards opponent - this season.
Caron Butler scored 16 for Washington, and Antawn Jamison added 15 points and nine rebounds.
A night after playing 51 1/2 minutes, Dwyane Wade looked sluggish at times and finished with 12 points on 5-for-12 shooting, along with seven turnovers, in 27 minutes. Shaquille O'Neal and Jason Williams were out with injuries.
Ricky Davis score 22 points for Miami, last in the Eastern Conference at 8-23.
Hornets 86, Cavaliers 76
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - David West had 27 points and 15 rebounds, leading New Orleans over Cleveland for its fifth straight victory.
Chris Paul had 20 points, nine assists and tied a career high with seven steals, while Tyson Chandler added 11 points and 12 rebounds to help New Orleans (20-10) tie its best start through 30 games in franchise history.
LeBron James drew the first sellout of the season in New Orleans Arena (17,623) and also drew a lot of attention from New Orleans' defense. James tried to let his teammates do most of the scoring through the first three quarters, but it didn't work.
New Orleans led by double digits throughout the second half, when James scored 13 of his 21 points.
Zydrunas Ilgauskas had 14 points and 12 rebounds for Cleveland, but scored only two points in the second half. Daniel Gibson scored 14, while Drew Gooden had 10 points and 10 rebounds.
Magic 104, Bobcats 95
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Hedo Turkoglu scored a season-high 28 points, Dwight Howard added 15 points and 21 rebounds, and Orlando beat Charlotte for its third straight victory.
Carlos Arroyo replaced the injured Jameer Nelson at point guard for Orlando and had 16 points and six assists. Rashard Lewis scored 18 points and Keith Bogans 12 as all five Magic starters reached double figures.
Jason Richardson led Charlotte with a season-high 34 points and Gerald Wallace scored 23, but the Bobcats lost their fourth straight game. Raymond Felton added 13 and Matt Carroll 10 for Charlotte.
Rockets 91, Raptors 79
HOUSTON (AP) - Yao Ming scored 17 of his 25 points in the second half and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead Houston.
Rafer Alston added 18 points, and Bonzi Wells had 13 points and 11 rebounds as Houston won its second straight and third in four games. Tracy McGrady missed his second straight game with left knee tendinitis. He is day-to-day.
Chris Bosh led the Raptors with 19 points. Jamario Moon and Jose Calderon each scored 11 as Toronto lost for the fourth time in five games.
Nets 97, Bucks 95
MILWAUKEE (AP) - Vince Carter scored eight of his 23 points in the final four minutes, Jason Kidd added 11 of his 17 in the fourth quarter, and New Jersey beat Milwaukee.
Richard Jefferson had 19 for the Nets, who have won four of five. Kidd finished with 15 assists but six turnovers.
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What a surprise...
...that turned into a fascinating and wonderful experience.
Turns out, a colony of bees set up shop in a tree outside our temple library and it was not until their branch became so weighed down that it dipped below its hiding spot among the leaves and became apparent. The bee man estimated the hive had been there close to a year. Wow!
We called the local beekeepers society who told us to call an exterminator. What?! Really?! Are we not experiencing a global loss of bees and here we are in the middle of one of the greatest agricultural regions in the world which is completely dependent on these busy critters in order for our crops to flourish.
So, Monica got on the phone and found Dani Andrews who describes himself as a bee shepherd and the work he does as his ministry. I respect and appreciate anyone who does their work with kavanah, that intentionality that raises the labor to a spiritual practice. He lovingly gathered the bees and their hive, transferred it all into his trailer where he would relocate them to a more productive and appreciated location. The flowers around our grounds have been looking great, but their presence was a bit too hazardous for our population.
(Yes, he's reaching in and taking a handful of bees without any protection.)
What most impressed me was the craftsmanship of the man who clearly cared for his mission. This all took place on a Friday evening, so I ultimately scrapped my planned talk to share thoughts on the spirituality I see in anyone who deeply engages in their own art and raises it up to a divine endeavor.
And now we have some special local honey* for our Rosh Hashanah new year's sweetness.
(Here you can get a better perspective on the size of the hive. Pretty impressive.)
(We ain't afraid of no bees.)
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(Pyloric Stenosis Repair; Pyloromyotomy)
Pronounced: py-LOR-oh-plah-stee, py-LOR-ik stuh-NOH-sis, py-LOR-oh-MY-ah-ta-me
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Pyloroplasty is a surgery to correct a narrowing of the pyloric sphincter. The pylorus is a muscular area that forms a channel between the stomach and intestine. Normally, food passes easily from the stomach into the intestine through this sphincter.
Reasons for Procedure TOP
The pylorus sphincter can become narrowed, usually from an enlargerment of the muscle. The condition is called pyloric stenosis. It can cause severe symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and dehydration. Narrowing of the pylorus can be the result of scarring from ulcers, a hiatal hernia, a mass, such as cancer, or inflammatory diseases.
Pyloric stenosis may be a serious condition. Pyloroplasty is often necessary to treat it.
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Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
Before your procedure, talk to your doctor about ways to manage factors that may increase your risk of complications, such as:
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Your surgery will be done using general anesthesia. You will be asleep.
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An incision will be made in the upper part of your abdomen. The pylorus will be exposed. Your doctor will cut through the pyloric muscle. The sphincter will be sewn back together in a way that will make the opening wider. The abdominal muscles will be sewn back together. The skin will be closed with stitches or staples.
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You will gradually return to a normal diet. Before you go home, a nurse will teach you how to take care of your surgical incision.
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Abbs, Crozier take Orange board seats
Incumbent Shannon Abbs and political newcomer Jim Crozier won the Orange County supervisor seats Tuesday in closely contested races.
Abbs defeated challenger Diane Strong in District 1 by 11 votes—1,104 to 1,093—to retain her supervisor's seat.
During her campaign, Abbs said she was for small government, against tax increases, and that growth in Orange County was a concern where infrastructure was not in place to support it. Her opponent voiced support for broadening the county tax base and attracting businesses to promote growth.
At the opposite end of the county, retired fireman and businessman Jim Crozier, the current vice chairman of the county Economic Development Authority, defeated financial adviser Jon Chasen for the right to represent District 4 on the Board of Supervisors. Crozier tallied 983 votes to Chasen's 676. Matthew Sutton, who dropped out of the race earlier, but was still on the ballot, received 25 votes.
Moving up the reopening of the shuttered Locust Grove Middle School to create a new elementary school was a contentious issue in the District 4 campaign. Crozier favored the reopening, but only when funds are available in the budget to do so. Chasen was more vocally in favor of accomplishing the reopening without delay.
In his campaign, Crozier stressed the importance of balancing diverse opinions and desires in the district and county, and the need to guide economic development "so that we don't end up with something like Central Park."
"I am honored that the voters have selected me," Crozier said Tuesday night. "It is an honor and a privilege to start serving, and help the county move forward in the right direction."
The School Board seats for the two districts were uncontested. Incumbent Lou Thompson was unopposed in District 1, while Bette Winter was the lone candidate for the District 4 seat.
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Less of a treat was the car's performance between Vegas and Southern California. Despite being big Tesla fans (the driver writes for Teslarati, after all), the unexpected appearance of 35-mile-per-hour headwinds and the totally expected elevation changes between Las Vegas and Barstow, CA proved particularly problematic. The driver slowed down to 40 mph and dropped the Model S' power consumption to something in the 400-500 wh/m range, but still, our intrepid explorers ran out of juice and were stranded beside the road until Tesla kindly arranged for a tow. D'oh!


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Lots of talk about redesigning websites lately. Maybe it's because summer is ending, and the Holidays are right around the corner (for e-Tailers, that is)?
First, there was Jeff Sexton's post about asking the right Persuasion Architecture questions before redesigning, which was inspired by a Seth Godin post. Then, Jakob Nielson had some good thoughts from the Usability camp about redesigns and how radical they should be.
Mr. Nielson's thoughts resonated with me given that our OnTarget product is generally focused on incremental improvement of clients' existing websites. He urges readers to avoid redesigns that involve massive change to a site's user interface. Why? Because users (read: customers and prospects) hate change and love the familiar, even if we as marketers are sick of how our own sites look. It's always good advice to "evolve a UI with gentle changes rather than offer a totally fresh design." He also recommends "getting the basic design right in the first place, before you launch, so that it can live several years with minor updates." I think that's a key point: a good (re)design is one that can stay fresh and current for several years, and accommodate a process of continuous improvement and incremental change.
I've seen many gorgeous site redesigns that didn't stand up to that criteria–they weren't well-coded, well-documented, or maintainable. And when it came time to start optimizing, the marketing team found many unexpected constraints that made incremental changes more expensive than they bargained for.
Another point I'd like to drive home is that redesigns should be done with ROI in mind, not because internal stakeholders are sick of the look and feel. There should be documented goals that can be measured, for example, increasing pages per visit by 20%, and increasing conversion rate by 5%. And flexibility should be built in, so that you can always have a "to do list" of small improvements you can implement each month to incrementally build on your successes.
Finally, if you are considering a moderate to major redesign, keep in mind that usability testing can be done on very simple prototypes before you make major investments. And, we love giving feedback on mockups, wireframes, prototypes, etc. because it allows our clients to launch with the best possible product, after which we start the process of continuous improvement.
Hi Brendan,
I've seen that as you pointed out, its very important to keep RIO in mind over what you may think works. A good example is to perform a test against 2-3 different call to action buttons. There have been reports out of several large websites that increased their conversion rates dramatically by just changing the color and/or wording of their buttons. It's incredible the little things you can do to tweak it. Good article!
Hi Brendan,
Great article. I agree. We've had dozens of client experiences where they will come to us and ask for a full re-design, and often won't need one at all. They simply need some enhanced usability testing to indicate problem points on the website, with respect to conversion. Once we identify those, we can test new solutions to enhance conversion rate, and ultimately improve the ROI.
I stumbled across this article and find it very useful! As long as a site is cleanly built to begin with, minor updates are easy to incorporate and fairly easy to measure.
As long as you have good content and your site is usable, people expect it to stay that way. Don't mess things up just because you want a fresh look. However, if you are receiving minimal results from your website, it may be time for a bigger redesign.
Thanks for sharing!
Good points. However, as hinted at above, it depends how bad the current design is. Sometimes a huge overhaul is necessary.
Thanks for sharing this information. Redesigned website also needs more regression testing to make sure changes have not affected other functionalities of website.
Good post, thanks Brendan.
I have an issue / question with the goal setting section though. How on earth can any company say 'we want to increase sales by 20%'? Isn't that just a stupid thing to say. It might be that no design could do that, it might be that a good design could improve the rate by 40%, how can any company make concrete decisions based on target numbers plucked out of the air?
@Ian: While I'm not in favor of unrealistic redesign goals (C-level executives are often guilty of this), we strongly believe a redesign should have documented goals.
Goals should be based in reality, i.e. if the industry-standard conversion rate is 2%, then don't expect a redesign to give you 50% conversion rate right away.
If you don't hit your redesign target, you learn something from it. If you do hit your redesign target, you ask for a raise
Good point… but I think there's still a key problem with saying 'this arbitrary level is good, that one is bad'. I want my marketing efforts to get 100% of what we're capable of getting (with the resources we have). I certainly don't want the marketing team getting a raise if they hit an easy 20% goal, in fact maybe they should get the sack for aiming so low. But if they get a 2% improvement in a site that's already optimized up the alleyoop… hey, great stuff.
In my experience these kinds of improvements are like business plans. They never come out exactly how you thought they would: stuff you thought would be easy is excruciating, and other bits that were just 'duh' moments win you 80% of the improvements you achieved.
But I do take your point that you can set levels of the type: 'we have to get conversion levels us to about that of our competitors, otherwise we'll continue to lose market share'.
Great and thought provoking post. I've only found the blog pretty recently and am enjoying the back-log greatly.
We are slowly making changes to our site and have seen an increase in conversion rates.
This takes time and effort though. Thanks for the insights.
Great post !…thanks for share with us.. :d
Nice arctilce. A major redesign should made carefully in dependence on the corporate identity of clients.
nice. article….thanks i kept in mind…
Our industries love of website redesigns is absolutely insane. When a redesign is necessary, you're basically saying you have failed to discover problems and optimize the site properly.
great articles, only its gonna be more pain in the ass i was thinking about redesins my web lately
Hi Brendan,
Thanks so much for this blog post. It's a difficult decision as to whether to redesign a site when it is may be best to leave well enough alone or just implement minor tweaks. Moreover, the look of the site may remain consistent but the coding may have to be cleaned up.
Your notion of ROI as an extremely important criterion when weighing the "redesign or not question" is well taken. I group this with SEO as it may go hand in hand with future profitability. (Webmasters may very well be concerned with redesign as it will definitely alter standing with the search engines — hopefully, improving a given site's visibility in time.
The site's organization, navigation, ease of use for the visitor, code, marketing, and aesthetics have to be factored in when weighing the prospect to alter a site. Of course, all these considerations can lead to uncertainty and immobilization and that's why so many webmasters choose to maintain the status quo and only implement minor changes. (Then again, after 8 years, our site has been altered 4 times. )
I never thought of it that way. I keep redesigning my sites because I get bored looking at it everyday. But if I create content with my visitors in mind, I should do the same with my redesigns and do just small steps. Thank you!
Getting the evaluation of any site amendment is useful for site owners as they can see the improvment the change was, then ultimately improving the effectiveness of any future changes. This way a site can be refined to what the users want. This way of streamlining a web process is highly effective.
In my opinion I line fast homepage with simple code. With is easy to use and renders really fast.
I know some site owner who invested 50 grands in new homepage, but there is nothing WOW even rendering speed is bad. So as author said. Keep in mind ROI
"Because users (read: customers and prospects) hate change and love the familiar"
Totally agree….It is much better to ease them into it. Users go into freak out mode with any major changes.
I've seen al ot of redesigns in the past on several high quality sites like Shoemoney. I guess i'm one of those that really hate change, but he seems to do a good job of keeping most of the sites functionality the same. I think it is important, unless it is absolutely needed, to leave things in the same general area. So for example, if you are running a two column and have loyal readers, keep a two column layout in a redesign unless you just absolutely have to change it.
Hello Brendan,
Just wanted to thank you for sharing this information about redisigning a website. i really think it is an important matter and that website needs new look from time to time.
I think that what you're saying is right on the money. I once was involved with a company that had designed its website decently, but the code was not "nice and clean" like we prefer. This led to many inefficiencies in even the most minor site updates and changes. So, for this website the "redesign" consisted of a major cleaning of the code while keeping the user-facing appearance very similar. In this way, we were able to keep the user familiarity with the site while improving load times, navigation, and our own efficiencies on the back-end.
I've done a lot of redesigned, I think giving clients clean code, clean crisp designs and considering some basic usability matters makes a large improvement.
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We just launched our redesign yesterday.
The design is very different from the previous version but we focused on allowing our visitors to find information about our toolset much faster and easier.
We also placed more emphasis on calls to action.
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Speaking of web design, in Firefox (3.0.14)and Mac (10.5) your layout is broken ;-( There is a huge empty space to the right hand side (scrollbar is nearly a page wide) and some of the videos in blog posts overlay part of the text, thought you should know, SY
Thanks blogging tips. We're investigating the problem.
I'm not seeing it on my mac running firefox 3.0.14 but I'll try some more scenarios.
Would a screen shot help? I am still getting the huge empty space on the right hand side, SY
redesigning will help you identify which and what designs did the public want.
Redesigning is always nice but the problem with it is that sometimes people do a complete overhaul of the original project. This can lead to some drastic changes in site and link structure, which of course is not good for SEO. A site can't just be eye candy, it actually has to be a well built machine in my opinion.
Nice post. I think that changing the design of a website is a good idea of course. Word is changing so why internet websites should stay the same ?
But don't forget to keep somme graphics standards…
I think there's still a key problem with saying 'this arbitrary level is good, that one is bad'.
This was a good article to read and redesigning a website will keep it fresh and up with the times, but what happens if you're constantly redesigning a website? Would that confuse visitors coming to the site e.g if the overall design changes would the sites branding and image change with it?
nice post
I go for incremental changes. But if you look at my main site 2 months ago you wouldn't recognize it.
"when it came time to start optimizing, the marketing team found many unexpected constraints"
That's a real problem for sure !
If the new design is cool and more efficient for users, don't forget to think to developpers too !
"a good (re)design is one that can stay fresh and current for several years, and accommodate a process of continuous improvement and incremental change." thats pretty much it in a nutshell.
Great tips! thank you.
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Great tips! thank you.
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Most of our clients came to use with complete disasters for websites. I wish I could just offer advice on small updates, that would make life much easier for us. But usually a total overhaul is in order. And by the time they are done paying for the original mess that someone else did, then paying us to fix the mess with a new site, people just don't want to spend any more money for "continuous improvement", they just let it sit, get mangled or out of date, and then begin the cycle all over again.
"if you are considering a moderate to major redesign, keep in mind that usability testing can be done on very simple prototypes before you make major investments."
I will surely keep this in mind. Anyway, thank you for the tips and I hope to see more of these helpful tips in the future.
Web site redesigning means reevaluate , tips mite be help when website pass from SQA Software Quality Assurance department,
Nice arctilce. A major redesign should made carefully in dependence on the corporate identity of clients.
Great post,thanks for share with us.
I have thought website redesign make user lose familiar with website.
After i redesigned my site, the average pageviews per visitor fell by 15%. But now after 2 months it is catching up again. I guess the users needed some time to get familiar with it.
EZ Website Monitoring is right, you can also increase your ROI drastically by implementing Google Optimizer Tool on your website. You learn about it more on Google Conversion University.
Website re-design is always a headache for me. Especially when the site already has good readership (subscribers).
Blind redesigns lead to more redesigns in the future. Conceptualize, sketch, and plan for hours before you do anything. Nothing like repainting the walls a different color, only to discover you liked them better the first way better.
This post is a bit confusing for me. It seems that the more I read about the website redesign, the more confused I become.
@Kingfisher Airlines Booking: Yes, it can be confusing, and major redesigns are also risky. The simple way to think about is 1. invest in understanding and modeling your prospects, 2. gather feedback and test during an iterative design phase and 3. know that you'll still have to keep redesigning after the new site is live!
Usability testing can be a large part of a sites redesign, also important in usability is optimizing the content for search engines. Ya, it's great having a cool looking site but how are people going to find your site? If it's through search engines then you best pay special attention to optimizing the actual content of your site not just the design.
Good points. However, as hinted at above, it depends how bad the current design is. Sometimes a huge overhaul is necessary.
Great articles. Sometime we need redesign for refreshing and still keeping spirit for post. Good luck and congratulation
Hmm, sometimes redesign is needed for usability improvement, but sometimes it is not.
I'm pretty much hold on to the terms "Why change the winning team ?"
I think it is important, unless it is absolutely needed, to leave things in the same general area.
website should be redesigned over a period of time keeping the technology trends in the mind, and the business need and requirement you felt over the period since you have the website, the functionalities should be there in the site, you should get them all.
Site redesign will result in google ban?
No… it will not result in Google ban at all…
It is true that many people do not like change and when you change the background or colors on a site I have had visitors bounce off because they thought it was the wrong site.
As long as you have good content and your site is usable, people expect it to stay that way. Don't mess things up just because you want a fresh look. However, if you are receiving minimal results from your website, it may be time for a bigger redesign.
Too many people think a redesign will make all the differnce and if not thought out correctly they can do you more damage than good.
Hello Brendan.. What do you think about SEO in design? some people tell me that SEO and design seems like water and oil. Is that true? Thanks
@Salehdbrent Sgdashhousedotcom: All the various elements of conversion (design, functionality, copy, SEO, persuasion, etc.) have to be balanced, and there are always going to be trade-offs that need to be made. Specifically, I've seen many cases where Design has ruined SEO, and where SEO has ruined design, which is why balance, trade-offs, and keeping focus on business goals and conversions is crucial.
This is awesome, not only is it good for consumers to know but it's also kind of an eye opener for programmer and designers too.
What do you think about SEO in design? some people tell me that SEO and design seems like water and oil. Is that true?
@oyun indir: I think of design and SEO more like Yin and Yang. They are very different, but can coexist as part of a cohesive whole. For an example of a site that obviously understands SEO and design, check out SEOmoz dot org.
My opinion is that you shouldn't change the things that work just for the sake of different look. Mild to moderate changes t the site are welcome, but radical redesign, especially when it comes to totally different look, will most often have more negative then positive consequences. And of course, changes made to site often open new holes for malign infiltrations.
the sad truth is that many people do not have ROI in mind while redesigning.The look of the site matters most to them but at the same time,i will have point out that clients must mention their intention/need to the designers so that they can render what they wanted.
Even now it seems like the "thing to do" if you look at sites like IMDB and Wikipedia and other large sites changing their layout, for no other reason than the sake of it. It is especially frustrating over at IMDB, that new layout isnt an improvement at all, it gives you a much poorer user experience imo.
the marketing team found many unexpected constraints that made incremental changes more expensive than they bargained for.
we as marketers are sick of how our own sites look. It's always good advice to "evolve a UI with gentle changes rather than offer a totally fresh design
In my experience these kinds of improvements are like business plans.
To have a good conversion rate for first you need to win your visitors trust by addig security methods and attractive packets that will make them read more and more on your website.
Usability testing – so over looked, yet so important.


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The French conductor Ludovic Morlot is Music Director of the Seattle Symphony. During the 2014/15 season Ludovic and the Seattle Symphony will present a wide variety of works ranging from Mozart's Requiem, Dvorak's last three symphonies, Berlioz Romeo and Juliet and Mahler Symphony No 3 to Ives, Dutilleux and Salonen as well as premieres by Sebastian Currier, Julian Anderson and Trimpin.
Ludovic Morlot is also Chief Conductor of La Monnaie. This season he will conduct a world premiere, Dusapin's Penthesilea and a new production of Don Giovanni. He will also return to both the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Chicago Symphony Orchestras. He has a particularly close relationship with the latter, with whom he will conduct two subscription weeks, including the world premiere performance of Anne Clyne's Violin Concerto.
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The association is backing a bill by Rep. Harold "Skip" Reilly Sr., R-Hill, and co-sponsored by Sen. Jeanne Forrester. It calls for a moratorium on commercial wind projects until the state issues a new comprehensive energy plan.
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lake placid thanksgiving recommendations?
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- vinouspleasure Nov 10, 2007 01:39 PM
Last year we had a nice dinner at the wawbeek but its gone...I suppose there is the mirror lake inn...any other thoughts? We're not adverse to traveling a bit...
re: adventuresinbaking
Our ski gang is going to the Hilton for their annual Thanksgiving Brunch.
There is lots of the good old staples,roast turkey,along with beef,fish,and many salads,ect.
Frankly we've found it the best eating in Placid over the last 15 years for Thanksgiving Day.
The Mirror Lake Inn buffet is way overpriced for what you get and we don't like the "stiff" atmosphere of the place.
Their Cottage Restaurant ,across the street from the Mirror Lake Inn,is a much better choice but I don't think they are open for dinner on Thanksgiving day.
No one up there has anything really special for Thanksgiving Dinner we've found.
The Hilton,as I said,is the best of the bunch imo;lots of good food and fun with your gang.
re: catnip
thanks, I think I saw you suggest this before....we are having a hard time understanding how any hilton could have good food or provide a nice atmosphere but given the lack of choice, we may end up there.
I hear you on the mirror lake inn...we ate there one year and I felt as you did. The wawbeek was really perfect. I guess once we get up there, we'll decide.
thanks for the suggestion...best, jd
re: vinouspleasure
What I am saying is that the Hilton is the best of the bunch---for a brunch on Thanksgiving Day--- in the area for our large gang of skiiers.
The turkey is well cooked,the salads are good,and the rest of the food is well-prepared.
This is not a gourmet brunch in any respect but I think this is a good meal for the price with a large selection and a really nicestaff.
You can hang around for some of the live entertainment they have in the Three Bears Lounge later that evening also.
We usually try to reserve a table facing the downtown Main Street so we can look out onto Mirror Lake.
You might try LaVeranda or the Interlaken Inn.
We hang out at the Interlaken bar(the best in the area and eat off their great bar menu.
I don't know if either of these places is open for Thanksgiving dinner at all;you'll have to call to find out.
The Wawbeek was excellent but,alas,the Wawbeek has gone into private hands and is no longer a restaurant.
I believe Adirondack Steak and Seafood,on Main Street across from the bandstand,is also serving a traditional Thanksgiving Day meal.
One other possibility is to call the Lake Placid Chamber of Commerce and ask them what is open and what is closed.
They may be able to help you as well.
See you around town!
re: catnip
Thanksgiving dinner on the road has been a huge success. Growing up I had a huge family and thanksgiving dinner was a fiasco. The best and worst times of my life were centered around that meal. My warmest memories are of my grandma's feast smelling up the house for days around that celebration. I also remember my dad missing the day as his taste for wine and woman were heightened around that holiday. As I got older and began to travel I have been eating out thanksgiving . I find if I think out of the box I can find great meals on the road. Over the past 10 years or so I have been going to Lake PLacid for outdoor adventure and quite by accident after 3 days of snowshoeing I stumbled up to the Hilton one Thanksgiving. I didn't know it back then but I was looking for my own tradition and kind of looking for a traditional meal. My Tex/Mex Thanksgiving the year prior wasn't my best move....lol. To my utter amazement and delight the Hilton had what the doctor ordered. The complete and traditional offerings were delicious and plenty. Yes it is buffet and yes it's loud and somewhat crowded but again to my delight the staff was courteous and the food was hot fresh and plenty. For 24.99 a person it's a bargain. Turkey was juicy and the gravy was just like grandma. So was the mashed potatoes. The deserts were also delicious. They didn't rush us and afterwards we all sat and had a few cordials at the bar which has little living room style seatings. I can't speak to any other meal the hotel offers but if you like traditional Thanksgiving dinner and you're away from home this meal can't be beat. Remember I come from an era where all the woman in my family would cook for days every November and rarely have I even come close to that kind of cooking until now! Wowie!
re: Jmchzn
the hilton has been replaced by the high peaks resort. The buffet has been very good, probably better than the hilton and the price this year is $24.95.
This is the url from the Lake Placid News Website. Maybe this could help. It's not a complete list, but it hits the highlights. Good luck!
re: phDuh
thanks! The interlaken was my first thought but they're closed as is the dog cafe. We've had mixed success at Steak and Seafood, but they will have a tday menu. One of our favorite places is the wilderness inn out near wilmington...I may give them a call.
we'll be with young kids, so the Three Bears Lounge is probably not going to work...I dunno, we may very well end up at the hilton. If you see a parents chasing after three kids deconstructing the buffet, you'll know its me...my oldest can eat a lot. Are you skiing?
re: vinouspleasure
Our gang did the Hilton Brunch although I saw in the local paper that the Crowne Plaza had a $28.95 brunch as well.
We all enjoyed the Hilton brunch but it's too much money for two trips up to the buffet,some good coffee,and a dessert run.($27/head)
The place seemed deserted to us(we were there around 3PMish).
I don't think they had a real crowd all day.
We were at the Interlaken Wed. night and the bar menu was great.
We were also there Friday night and we were not diappointed.
Several people told us about the Wilderness Inn but no one mentioned if they were open for Thanksgiving dinner.
Next year we're going to try another place around Placid for Thanksgiving dinner;by then Lake Placid Lodge should be rebuilt.
We didn't ski.
Went to Whiteface Friday but after all the rain Tues.-Thurs. afternoon the place was awash in ice.
We don't ski diamonds;perhaps the trails were better up high.
re: catnip
In the end we decided on the Hilton and we were glad we listened to your advice. We have three kids, so the all in cost for our family was around $80 which we thought a terrific bargain. We had a nice view of the lake, the food was much better than our expectations.
The Wilderness Inn was open for Thanksgiving but it was booked as was the steak and stinger. My wife and the kids had breakfast at charlies, the restaurant next to the golden arrow, and said it was expensive but fantastic. We ate at the Caribbean cowboy one night which is still great and we had a lunch at the brewery, which is worth it for the beer...the food was just ok.
Thanks again for your suggestion, it was most appreciated and helped us enjoy the day.
re: vinouspleasure
we're in the hunt again this year. Any ideas now that the hilton has closed? We're thinking about trying the crowne plaza or maybe the wilderness inn...
re: vinouspleasure
I"ve only had the banquet food at the crowne plaza and found it kinda blah. However, the bar in the lounge has a gorgeous view of the mountains and wouldn't be a bad place to stop for a drink.
My parents had a lovely dinner at the restaurant on the grounds of the crowne plaza. I don't remember the name, but it is right there in the parking lot.
Hello again this year Vinous!(LOL)
The Hilton is gone but we called the new place;the old Hilton, now s called The High Peaks Resort and their toll-free telephone number is 1.800-755-5598 and they told me they are having the Thanksgiving brunch (for $24.95/person)from 10:30AM-2:30PM.
From 2:30ishP.M. on it's either going to be a Prixe Fixe Dinner or order off the menu for those who don't want to brunch.
We called the Mirror Lake Inn and they want $59.95 per person for their Thanksgiving Brunch(check out their website) and there is nothing but ham and turkey on their menu.
No seafood for that price!---I thught they were nuts!!!!
Our ski gang is going up again for 5 days of food-eating and fun and we'll probably wind up at the High Peaks (again) this year.
They are under new management(Hilton sold out to this High Peaks Group) so we'll see what they have to offer.
We're not making any reservations this year;we'll decide where to go when we get there.
We'll buy the local paper and they'll have Thanksgiving restaurant offers in there.
The Crowne Plaza has a brunch but I don't know the price but I haven't heard anything good about their brunch,as well as Mirror Lake's, over the years.
If worst comes to worst we'll try an out-of-town place----we hear the Wilderness Inn,on the way to Wilmington,N.Y. is good,but without reservations we figure the High Peaks will be available as last year they weren't even 1/2 full for their good brunch.
Good luck to you ,as always,and we'll see you up there around town.!
re: catnip
Hi Catnip, good to hear from you again, the high peaks sounds like its worth a try. We've eaten and stayed at the wilderness inn and its pretty good and well priced. We had thanksgiving at the mirror lake inn one year. the food was delicious if a little fussy but, as you point out, overpriced.
I judged a bbq contest in lake placid and received these recommendations from someone that lives there:
Interlaken Milano, Jimmy's as local favorites (in that order)
Carribean Cowboy is good, but inconsistent.
Noon Mark diner
Player's for great burgers.
Lisa G' for a great lunch
we've liked the interlaken, carb cowboy and the noon mark is always our last stop on the way home for a couple of pies. we're going to try a couple of the others on the list this time up.
Also, not sure if you attend the ice show but its become a family tradition for us. 50% discount with AAA makes it affordable.
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re: vinouspleasure
The food at Jimmy's is okay, but when we visited, the place was filthy, grimy, sticky, just disgusting, everything from the salt shakers, menus, floors, tables, bathrooms, etc. No exaggeration, I've never encountered such sticky, grimy filth anywhere before. Service was bad, too. We've always had good meals at Caribbean Cowboy, and our best meals are always at the Brown Dog Cafe and Wine Bar for dinner. Interlaken is good, and the cottage across from the Mirror Lake in has good food in a casual atmosphere.
re: vinouspleasure
Hi Vinous!
Wilderness is very good but I heard they are booked well in advance for Thanksgiving dinner.
We'll probably wind up at High Peaks also but when you get there buy a local paper and see if anything else strikes your fancy for Thanksgiving Dinner.
I suspect the place will be fairly vacant over the holiday as the economy is so bad.
Many friends of ours who own restaurants up there report business is way down.
We ate at the Hungry Trout in Wllmington the last time up there.
Really good trout served many different ways.
We'll be up at the Interlaken bar on 11/28 when they open;if they are even open .
I know they close for a week or so around that time.
They usually close Thanksgiving Day but their bar menu is very good and about 1/2 the price of their excellent dining room.
Eating at their bar is our favorite place to eat.
Their small bar overlooks their gardens and is really upscale and mostly for adults.
We usually do drinks at Jimmy's and at the Adirondack Steak and Seafood.
Adk. Steak and Seafood has great lunches and specials as well.
We've done Caribbean a couple of times and we've never been disappointed.
We did Noon Mark years ago but we don't get down to Keene often unless we're hiking in that direction.
Lisa G's does have grat lunches and we managed a stop there the last time up for a late dinner.
They serve dinner late and they are usually very crowded.
Little Italy in Saranc Lake is excellent for Italian.
They just moved and redid the old Burger King up there so we may try that as well next time up.
We've done ice shows up there for years but I hate to say it but once we've seen one triple-axle you've seen them all;at least for us.
We'd rather bar hop at night over to Adirondack Brewery and eat their outstanding burgers and drink their awesome Ubu Ale or sit over the Cottage across from the Mirror Lake Inn and watch the fire and look out onto the lake.
If you see a bearded guy wearing a CornellFootball hat that would be me!
Hi Vinous!!!!
Going to the High Peaks again this year for Thanksgiving Brunch?
I tried to get reservations there all last week after someone on their staff told me that they would be taking reservations last week.
Every time I called for reservations I got someone who had no clue about anything there.
They really need to get their act together regarding when reservations are going to be taken!
Mirror Lake Inn has their $59/head buffet again this year.
Two folks we know who went there last year said that the buffet was mediocre at best and defintely not worth anywhere near $59/head.
I guess Mirror Lake can screw you over for that price and they'll get enough "first-timers" each yr. to keep their buffet going although the folks we know said there weren't many people there last year----One can see why from the reports we've gotten about the buffet over the years.
I thought Jim Luce and his staff did a great job with the buffet last year.
They cut down the number of entrees and upped the quality of the food immensely.
Hope to see you and the dog around town again this year.
We'll be at the Interlaken for cocktails and dinner (at the bar and their bar menu)Friday night and then Caribbean Cowboy for a great dinner on Saturday night.
Wish we had another night to spend there as Wilderness Inn puts on really good dinners as well but we just have a long weekend there this time around.
Casa Del Sol over in Saranac Lake has reopened under a new owner(the old owner ,who ran a great place died a few yrs ago ,unfortunatly,but we hear the food is really great and their margaritas haven't changed a bit from their outstanding selves.
Always-up-for-Lake Placid-Catnip
Caribbean Cowboy
89 Saranac Ln, Saranac Lake, NY 12983
Casa Del Sol
115 Broadway, Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07677
re: catnip
Hey Catnip, I was just thinking about posting in this thread to see what's up this year and happily you beat me to it. Here's my take for this year:
- Mirror Inn - No way! The food was good but not worth anywhere near the price.
- High Peaks - We'd go back in a NY minute. The food was terrific and it was all reasonably priced (including the champagne).
- Carribean Cowboy - We'll probably go there friday night as the town gets pretty busy on sat.
- Interlaken - This our favorite restaurant in lake placid but we'll probably opt out because of the kids.
- Casa Del Sol - We haven't been, but this is the trip!
- Eat n Meet Grill, Saranac - Try this place for lunch, small, quiet, interesting food. You may not get a table though.
- Noon Mark - Our last stop on the way out of town, we load up on blackberry crumb pie!
let's update this thread as information comes available about the various thanksgiving day options.
Carribean Restaurant
1004 Main St Ste 2, Asbury Park, NJ 07712
Casa Del Sol
115 Broadway, Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07677
re: vinouspleasure
Agreed on Mirror Lake Inn!
Way too expensive for what you get.
We're at High Peaks around 2:30pmish on Thanksgiving Day for what we'vebeen told is going to be another fine brunch with several new items and a few items that didn't sell so well deleted.
Interlaken is really more fo adults but if you go remember to eat in the bar.
Bar Menu is great and a lot less expensive than the main dining room.
Chef Richard's items are all really good however no matter where youeat in the place.
Will try Eat n Meet Grill this time up.
We usually just hang around the Blueberry Bakery and eat fresh pastries as they come out of the oven.
Reinard,the owner,runs a really first-class bakery(located next to the theatre) and his strudel is outstanding!
Don't know if we're staying over Saturday night at this point but if we do we may hit The Cottage ,acorss from the Mirror Lake Inn,for casual dining in a nice pub atmosphere.
So many good places;so little time to enjoy them all!
Will update,as per your suggestion,on other options.
re: catnip
I forgot, on a recent trip, to revisit the Downtown Diner for breakfast, sorry! We at at Chair 6 instead the whole weekend. There's always a next time. We tried Noonmark a couple of years ago and found nothing good to say about our experience, I can't imagine going back.
Chair 6
46 Sentinel Rd, Lake Placid, NY 12946
Downtown Diner
330 Main, Lake Placid, NY 12946
re: mcf
The Downtown Diner is still a good place to eat breakfast
We've only done breakfast there now and then.
We tried the Blue Moon Cafe again for breakfast in Saranac Lake the last time up a few weeks ago.
The place was local,far from clean, but the hash was home-made and very tasty.
They also made their own fresh breads daily and that makes up for a lot IMO.
We've had bad luck at Chair 6.
The food is good but we're usually there when the place is supposed to open in the morning and we've never seen the place open at 7;00 A.M. when they are supposed to open.
We've even gone back 1/2 hr. later and found them still closed.
Try Saranac Sourdough,across the street from the Howard Johnson's, for their home-made hash and eggs.
They also cook their own breads daily and they make some awesome salads to go.They open at 8;00A.M. and they are open at 8;00AM---LOL.
Chair 6
46 Sentinel Rd, Lake Placid, NY 12946
Downtown Diner
330 Main, Lake Placid, NY 12946
Howard Johnson
955 Hooper Ave, Toms River, NJ 08753
re: catnip
I love the Blue Moon, the serve yourself coffee and supply of newspapers. Food is good. We had a bit of a wait at Chair 6, but we never went that early, either. I've had only bad luck at Saranac Sourdough and have given it up; interminable waits after which we've had to clean our own tables, or had to bring the air pot to the counter and wait for refills and carry them back ourselves just to get a cup of coffee. Then eating with a lot of impatient folks waiting for tables glaring... I'm glad I didn't give a bad tip about Downtown Diner; we liked it a lot.
Chair 6
46 Sentinel Rd, Lake Placid, NY 12946
Downtown Diner
330 Main, Lake Placid, NY 12946
re: vinouspleasure
Yeah, I've heard that word, but we don't eat sugar, so I guess we hit the wrong place. :-)
re: mcf
Another good place to try is the Wilderness Inn on the road to Wilmington.
They used to have a really nice salad bar(something you can't even find in Lake Placid,or ,at least,we haven't been able to find in the area,and their meals are really good and reasonable.
LaVeranda is another high-end place to eat(up next to the Crowne Plaza).
We've always had really good food and service there.
Again,too many good places to eat and too little time to try them all.
We usually night-capat the Cottage.
They also have a good bar menu and we have lunch there now and then.
We really like the wraps at Adirondack Steak and Seafood and their baked maple apple and their outstanding clam chowder(loaded with clams)are great also.
For that really elegant view at a quiet bar we still think the Interlaken Inn is far and away the best adult place to go to.
re: mcf
that's too bad on the noon mark. The pie has been written up by gourmet and bob appetit. We stopped again on this trip. Good food, homemade bread, muffins and great pie at a reasonable price. Not haute cuisine but the place serves a purpose when you're on your way out of town around lunch time with 3 kids in tow.
well, the high peaks inn thanksgiving buffet was very good but didn't quite reach the heights of last year's feast. To my eye, they removed an entire table (or two?) from the buffet including smoked salmon and an array of salads. That said, everything on the buffet was well prepared and delicious. The dessert table was great again.
- we ate at cafe rustica for the first time this trip and thought it was great and fairly priced.
- we also tried chair 6 for breakfast for the first time and it was terrific. Very small place though, we got lucky and had no wait. Nice people.
- I'm afraid we may have had our last dinner at the Caribbean Cafe. Great drinks, good food, very nice people but the prices just seem out of hand for what's on the plate.. chicken or shrimp quesidilla for $22 (our kids like them) seems over the top. also, the menu needs updating, it was hard to find something interesting/new to try.
- afraid we didn't get to saranac due to the snow...next time.
catnip, what did you think of the buffet?
re: vinouspleasure
I thought the buffet was great again.
We're not salmon eaters and Jim Luce told us that they removed items that did not move well last year.
I pigged out on that colossal shrimp station too many times.
I particularly liked what I thought was an expanded dessert station(dessert is my weakness!)---LOL.
The banana foster station was doing a brisk business from what we could see.
Also $24.95 for their buffet,in my opinion,was well-worth the price.
We got there around 2:30pmish and missed seeing you.
I talked to another couple who ate at the Mirror Lake Inn buffet and they said that they paid $59.95 apiece and that that buffet wasn't worth the price---but they did say that the buffet was packed so Mirror Lake must be doing something right I suppose.
We ate over at Casa Del Sol in Saranac Lake and the place,now run by a new owner,was as good as when the late owner ran the place a few years ago.
Lots of really tasty food on the plate and very inexpensive Margaritas.
We did breakfast every morning at the Blueberry Bakery next to the theatre and we just love fresh scones and muffins.
The apple strudel was great and we took a lot of tarts and strudel home to enjoy.
Nothing beats fresh coffee and breakfast pastries for us.
Also Blueberry opened at 7:00AM which we really liked.
Chair 6 is good but we haven't eaten there in a while because of their not being open when their sign says they are supposed to be open and Charlie's,which is run by the same person ,is closing we were told.
Supposedly his lease is not being renewed.
There have been man,many restaurants where Charlie's is over the years.
The location is great but we've heard(rumors) that landlords are the problem for the turnover in tenants.
Too bad because Charlie's was pretty good.
I see the Charcoal Pit is torn down.
I wonder if another restaurant is going to be built there.
Pete's Steakhouse,across from Adirondack Steak and Seafood is for sale I saw on a real estate brochure.
The turnover in Lake Placid over the years of restaurants is truly amazing imo.
We did Adirodack Steak and Seafood for lunches.
Their baked apple and clam chowder(two of their specialties) were just great.
Their wraps were huge also and being a micro-pub we had some new varieties of their award-winning beers to go along with the wraps.
We didn't do the Cowboy and Rustica is still on our list of "to try" places.
We did "night-caps" at the High peaks first-floor bar and over at the cottage;both were really a lot of fun.
Too many good place and too little time to try more places.
The 1" of wet snow Friday didn't deter us from going over to Saranac to Casa.
Catch you next year!
re: vinouspleasure
My reaction to Caribbean Cowboy this trip mirrors yours a bit. I liked it, but the menu needs a bit more wow on the plate for the price. Haven't tried Casa Rustica yet, but will make a point of it next time.


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