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SI.com's 10 most popular stories from the week ending F... by SI Wire The Highlight Zone: Biggest plays, latest news from las... The Highlight Zone: Biggest plays, latest news from las... by SI Wire Faces in the Crowd: February 2, 2015 Faces in the Crowd: February 2, 2015 by Ali Fenwick Faces in the Crowd: January 26, 2014 Faces in the Crowd: January 26, 2014 by Ali Fenwick Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More More Sports One of a kind: Konchalski cements legacy as evaluator, great mind by The Bonus Posted: Wed Nov. 11, 2009 Others tell you where they've been. We tell you where they're going!-- High School Basketball Illustrated mission statementFOREST HILLS, N.Y. -- Early in the afternoon of May 23, 1980, Roy Williams, then a restricted-earnings assistant at North Carolina, drove talent evaluator Tom Konchalski to the Seamco Classic, a prep basketball all-star game, in the Catskill Mountains of upstate New York. Two senior prospects -- Sam Perkins and Matt Doherty -- were there, but Williams was preoccupied talking about a junior. He referred to him as "Mike Jordan", estimated his height at 6-foot-4 and asked Konchalski whether he could enroll him in the Five-Star Basketball Camp. Jordan, Williams offered, could bus tables to pay his way.Sure, said Konchalski, a tall, gentlemanly figure, in his calming voice. The previous five years he had worked the camp, and gained influence with its director, Howard Garfinkel. Konchalski explained that Howie would place a call to Cliff Herring, Jordan's coach at Laney High, about arrangements. He also suggested Jordan attend Session I at Robert Morris College outside Pittsburgh -- the camp's Cadillac week.The Heels' not-so-invisible hand guided the guard to Session 2, thinking he'd fare better against that week's level of competition. Konchalski believed it also fit better into their schedule to show Jordan attention. Once on site, Jordan got any shot he wanted during tryouts, easily elevating over opponents. "Defenders were guarding his belly button," the scout said.Konchalski starred the pony in his racing form. Typically, he would funnel such observations to inquiring coaches, but he was assigned to work with Syracuse assistant Brendan Malone's team that week. When Malone's wife, Maureen, was injured in a moped accident and held overnight at a hospital, Malone rushed home to Rockville Center, N.Y. to be with her. Konchalski, who had no coaching experience above CYO, was charged with selecting their team. Malone left suggestions.Upon his return for breakfast the next morning, Malone asked Konchalski which pick they drew. "No. 1," Konchalski said, smiling."Great," Malone said. "You took Greg Dreiling?"Konchalski nodded. He had selected the Wichita, Kans., center."Then Aubrey Sherrod?" Malone asked."No," said Konchalski, who passed on the Chicago teammate of a young Doc Rivers. "I took Mike Jordan."Malone's mood changed. He had known Konchalski as a "ubiquitous basketball maven" and grown to respect his word. The previous two years, though, the bird dog recommended players who never showed up. "Who the f--- is Jordan?" Malone asked.By week's end, Jordan shared Most Outstanding Player honors and was named all-star game MVP. "No one cursed out Rod Thorn for drafting him," Konchalski says.Over the last four decades, Konchalski has discovered thousands of players, giving him the ear of top coaches. A lifelong bachelor who graduated from Fordham University magna cum laude with degrees in political science and philosophy, he has charted prep stars' progress and forecasted their futures. Now 63, his bone-thin, 6-foot-6 silhouette is as familiar in bandbox gyms as Coca-Cola scoreboards. NBA rosters read like yearbooks to the self-employed editor and publisher of High School Basketball Illustrated. "He's basketball's Kevin Bacon," says Manhattan coach Barry Rohrssen. "Everyone connects back to him."In the age of recruiting Web sites, Konchalski is the iconoclast. He introduces himself to each player he evaluates with a tourniquet handshake and wrings out 15 annual reports on his25-year-old typewriter. He charges the 200 schools that subscribe to his service -- ranging from Division I to junior colleges -- $375. He addresses each envelope in black ink before mailing.His operation has mom-and-pop elements. Having lived at home until he was 38, his mother, Marjorie, often answered the phone and took messages from coaches while he was at games. When she died in 1984, he went without an answering machine. Finally, for six months in 2003, he installed one. The tape filled quickly. Coaches, accustomed to using his bespectacled eyes as looking glasses, wanted input, but he could not fall asleep knowing there were unreturned calls. He permanently unplugged it. "He's the single toughest person in the world to reach," Louisville coach Rick Pitino says.Konchalski holds onto everything (stats, phone numbers, movie lines) yet has not grasped the need to use a computer, cell phone or drive a car. He buys ribbons from the same midtown Manhattan salesman he purchased his typewriter from in 1984. "I'm a dinosaur in that store," Konchalski says.His memory is eidetic. Garfinkel once showed him a photograph with eight players going for a rebound. The lens also captured a tattooed arm. He named all eight and the arm's owner. "He knows 'this kid's dentist is so-and-so; he was delivered at birth by this doctor'", says former Seton Hall coach and CBS analyst Bill Raftery.Konchalski, a southpaw, curls his writing hand around yellow legal pads from the last row of bleachers in most gyms. Thirteen categories (points, rebounds, dribbles, penetrations, etc.) occupy his mind. "He has his own shorthand so no one will steal it," says Jack Curran, who coaches his alma mater, Archbishop Molloy (Briarwood, N.Y.).Hoops absorb him. He hasn't exercised consciously since 1983, been on a beach in 32 years or ever left North America. He caught heresy in Doubt, a movie based in fall 1964, when Mrs. Miller walks with Sister Aloysius past a playground. A three-point line is visible on the blue-and-red concrete. Apoplectic, he says, "the line was not even conceived of then!"While characters ranging from outliers to liars dot the recruiting trail, author John Feinstein refers to him in The Last Amateurs as "the only honest man in the gym." "There are no skeletons in his closet," Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski says.But there are yellow legal pads. More than 8,000 pages, sans binding, sit on a shelf in apartment 19D in his doorman building off of Queens Blvd. "His life is like a tapestry woven with players," says Eddie Broderick, a longtime friend.One thread extends from Jordan to Kobe Bryant. Before the 1995 McDonald's All-American game in Pittsburgh, the participants -- including Bryant -- watched a taped video message from Jordan, who ended, "I hope all of you reach your NBA goals someday. I'll be waiting and I'll be ready."Jordan then winked at the camera.Konchalski later spoke with Bryant at the awards banquet. The 17-year-old told him, "I can't wait to face the world's best." Bryant paused and said, "I'll be ready." He then winked.*****Step inside. The white walls in Konchalski's apartment have no photos or posters. The black marble composition notebook on the top shelf of the walk-in closet has a correction on its cover. When purchased in 1962, "English" was written on the subject line. Now it's scratched out and reads "Basketball." Inside are lined pages with yellowed newspaper clips between them. Headlines above black-and-white photos include: "Alcindor to Visit UCLA"."These are my Dead Sea scrolls," Konchalski says.His obsession started young. In 1955 he took his first trip to a smoke-filled Madison Square Garden for a Knicks game. The next year he returned to see St. John's. He was a player of modest talents, pretty good at three-on-three in the P.S. 102 schoolyard but he never tried out for an organized team. His father, Steve, a reticent, sports-mad general foreman in the department of parks and recreation, took him and his older brother to leagues across the city. At the Brownsville Boys Club they saw a teen palm rebounds with one hand. It was Connie Hawkins. Konchalski, then in grade school, had his first idol. "I didn't pretend to be in the same universe," he says.One overcast afternoon in 1959, Konchalski walked to the fenced-in court at P.S. 127 to watch games between New York and Philadelphia teams in the Ray Felix Summer League. Hawkins, so poor he played in white clam diggers, blocked a shot and bodied a larger opponent into a fence during the prep contest, but a pro-game player left an even more lasting impression. Wilt Chamberlain, fresh off a tour with the Harlem Globetrotters, wore a denim hat that made him look like J.J. Walker in Good Times. In the second quarter there was a jump-ball between Chamberlain and a 6-1 guard. Chamberlain leaped and tapped the ball in. Thirty seconds later a cloudburst sent 1,200 fans scurrying out of the wooden stands. "God said, 'Nothing can top this. I'm ending it now'", Konchalski says.He was just a fan then. The first person he ever evaluated, he insists, was himself and he "failed." In reality, he began judging people at 13. He wanted to be a ball boy at the West Side Tennis Club, but was too young for working papers. His uncle, John Coleman, the chief of umpires, suggested he work as an unpaid linesman. "Isn't that Tom, though?" says Xaverian High coach Jack Alesi. "The ball's in or it's out. A player's good or he's bad. No gray areas."Fuzzy yellow balls landing on white lines at speeds in excess of 100 mph blurred the process. During a John McEnroe match in 1977, Konchalski called a ball out. McEnroe, the prince of petulance, complained and Konchalski reversed his call. After the match, a linesman told Konchalski he was correct originally. He never worked another match.Basketball was a different story. Konchalski's curiosity knew no neighborhood limits, crossing city racial boundaries to watch the best. He and his brother heard fans at Rucker Park call out to Bill Bradley, "Show us what you got white boy!" Intimidating stares came their way. "We were in the minority in a lot of places," says Steve Konchalski, "but they respected that we wanted to be there."Utopia was a seat in the stands. Tom watched Steve shoot his way to Acadia College in Nova Scotia, where he won a national title in 1965. Meanwhile, Tom stayed local, coaching CYO and reading philosophy on the long train commute. He considered studying for his Ph.D., but became a grammar school math teacher. Eight years in, he lost motivation to return to school for Greek and Hebrew studies, eschewing his doctoral path to work on Garfinkel's bible: High School Basketball Illustrated.Not even Garfinkel has entered Konchalski's "inner sanctum." He moved into his current apartment 19 years ago after his mother died and his siblings decided to sell their childhood home. His brother, married with two girls and a boy and coach of St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia the last 34 years, is now known as the "Coach K of Canada." Last Thursday, he reached the most wins in Canadian history (736). He owns a cell phone and reads about American hoops on the Web. His sister, Judy, lives in Pittsburg, Kans., with her son and works at a Wal Mart. Tom Konchalski's life's work sits on the wood-topped folding table overcrowded with brittle newspapers, outgoing envelopes and his typewriter.There's a window into his past in the living room. When he opens the blinds, there, in verdant Forest Hills, stands the West Side Tennis Club. Hofstra coach Tom Pecora says, "His world's like The Land Where Time Stood Still."*****"Ladies and gentlemen," Konchalski says. "Welcome to the City Game."The man in the navy blue sports coat and maroon tie is your host, announcer and statistician on this night. He has vetted the 20 players on the rosters, making sure each has a 2.0 GPA and no official offers from schools. The 39th annual game is really a bargain bin for recruiters looking to fill out their rosters late in the calendar. It is April 21. Next to be introduced in the John Jay College gym is Patrick Parker, a 6-1 guard from Hillcrest High. Konchalski adjusts his microphone."His first name may not be Peter, but this Parker plays spider-like defense."Garfinkel, sitting at the scorer's table, three chairs down from Konchalski, says, "Tom and I always loved our liners, but you know we started out as enemies, right?"Konchalski irked Garfinkel. Mike Tyneberg, the man who brought Garfinkel into basketball and had since had a falling out with, would appear with Konchalski at New York Nationals games in the late '60s. Garfinkel, working with the New York Gems summer team, would glare at them. The stares went on until Dick Maloney, scouting for Holy Cross, broached a truce in 1970 when he brought Konchalski to Five Star. Three years later, Konchalski was handing out MVP ballots. "He was better at face-to-face evaluating than back-to-basket teaching," Garfinkel says.To be at Five Star in the '70s was tantamount to watching flyboys at Edwards Air Force Base in the '50s. Each player was a hot shot proving his wares against the nation's best. Lectures stirred the groups as Hubie Brown, Rick Pitino and many others spoke. Konchalski, typically standing in a corner, took in the "para-religious" events.Storytelling extended past the court's sidelines and Konchalski, the straightest piece of string in Queens, proved capable of spinning yarns as well as any Runyon character. "He loved to be like the good cop kicking around with the mob," Pitino says.No tale was more unlikely than the union of Konchalski and Garfinkel. "If there were guns, one of us would've shot the other," Konchalski says.Garfinkel had a tendency to fall in love with players' games, but Konchalski proved more modest. His economy of praise fell in line with his favorite moralist C.S. Lewis' thoughts: "Don't say 'infinitely' when you mean 'very'; otherwise you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite."The Konchalski brothers were about academics first. Steve earned his law degree before coaching. Still, he wanted to know how long Tom intended to rate teens. Steve questioned this in a call to Curran: "Can you please tell my brother to get a real job?"Change was an allergy, and the stubborn Konchalski sneezed at it. In 1976, Garfinkel had hepatitis and only got one issue out. The recruiters would call, and the two bachelor bird dogs would bark out their thoughts. "You prepared carefully to get them," Krzyzewski says.They were colorful: "He shoots more bankers than Bonnie and Clyde", "jumps so high he says hello to God three times" and "he scores like we breathe."Garfinkel agreed to return to print in 1981, but put his pen down in 1984 when he sold his share to Konchalski for a "very nominal fee", but the two still sit side-by-side at several games per year. Ever loyal, Konchalski has remained Garfinkel's teleprompter, refusing to even change the publication's name despite the fact that only the first issue was a glossy-page photo booklet.Last October, the odd couple's roles reversed at "The Clinic to End All Clinics." Pitino, John Calipari and Brown each spoke in a Five-Star reunion of sorts. After Pitino finished, Garfinkel spoke, "If anyone has seen a black binder, please return to the front."From the outside, everything appeared to be in order in Konchalski's neatly-arranged world. He had eaten a blueberry muffin for breakfast, as he always does. His increasingly gray hair was combed and gelled, left to right. His golf shirt was buttoned to the top, like a schoolboy on his first day. His rosary beads were in the right side of his shorts; the San Damiani cross was in the left.Something was amiss, though. He looked like Linus without his blanket. The pale Polishman's complexion reddened. His legal pad, Metro Card and a 50-cent black Bic pen were in the worn binder, which was nowhere to be seen.Down stepped Bridgeport coach Mike Ruane, who accidentally took the pad at the sign-in table."I felt naked," Konchalski said. "My pad's my fig leaf."*****Dennis (Mo) Mlynski's father, Joe, worked days as a machinist in the same drill press for 38 years. Mike Krzyzewski's dad, William, labored nights as an elevator operator. The boys from the northwest section of Chicago in the 1960s would go out for pizza on weekend evenings, and Mylnski would give his friend a lift. In July 1994, the Duke coach called his friend and asked for a ride -- not for him, but Konchalski, blowing through the Windy City. "Forget about Driving Miss Daisy," Duke's Krzyzewski says. "Let's do Driving Tom Konchalski."Hop in. Storm clouds cover the New York sky on a Tuesday in July and Konchalski is riding shotgun to a summer league in Beltsville, Md. Before he gets out of Brooklyn, the borough of churches and players, he's lecturing: "The most amazing thing to me, rather than skyscrapers, is the transportation system. It's mindboggling to me."Five subway lines, a bus stop and the last taxi cab stand in Queens are within three blocks of his apartment, but he remains a self-confessed pedestrian. Friends call him "The Glider" for his penchant to appear places without leaving a carbon footprint.His longest car ride lasted 12 hours. It was summer 1978 to the 17-under AAU national tournament was at Marshall University. At the 9 a.m. game, a spindly guard from Chicago's South Side named Isiah Thomas cut through the Riverside Church's defense for 37 points. "I never saw so many people end up on the floor, foul line-to-foul line, trying to guard somebody," he says.The day was still young. Konchalski hopped a ride 290 miles northwest to Akron, Ohio, to see forward Clark Kellogg play and then came back. They drove nine hours to see 45 playing minutes. "Well worth it," Konchalski says.Basketball America welcomes Konchalski everywhere. Fletcher Arritt, the coach at Fork Union (Va.) Military Academy the last 40 years, refers to the guest room in his house, set on a bluff 90 feet above the James River, as the "Tom Konchalski room." "Still, he's never given one of my players a five-star rating," Arritt says.Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) coach Steve Smith adds: "Tom needs just two possessions to tell you what level a kid should be playing at. He's never been off with one of my kids."He's crashed on coaches' couches, shared meals and gossip at diners, but it was the first assistant he met who impressed most. Aberdeen, the balding man who brought his brother to Canada, had migrated to Knoxville, Tenn., as a graduate assistant in 1966. While there, Tennessee's top assistant died in a plane crash. Aberdeen ascended. Konchalski explains his charm: "If you had someone come from France who was fluent in English but knew nothing about basketball culture, and you put them in a room with and told them to observe and listen to Bob Knight, Dean Smith, Hubie Brown and Stu [Aberdeen], for an hour on their topic choice, then said one of these men is fabulously successful, I guarantee you they would have said Stu."Konchalski assisted Aberdeen, showing up at games on Tennessee's behalf. Garfinkel mockingly called him "Tennessee Tom", but, in truth, he was The Ultimate Volunteer, assisting in the recruitment of Ernie Grunfeld, whom Konchalski saw play in his first CYO game. Grunfeld, who chose Tennessee, says, "My parents listened to him because they trusted him."Bernard King crowned Konchalski's legacy. Konchalski approached him after an all-star game in Hoboken, N.J., and recommended Tennessee offer the underrecruited overachiever. Twenty-five days later, the Vols, going on the blind word of Konchalski, landed the greatest forward in school history.Aberdeen felt indebted. Konchalski did not want anything, but there was this Molloy senior. His name was Joe Dunleavy. He had first seen him in CYO, wearing a flannel Mets jersey and taking a layup off the correct foot. He couldn't afford college, and wasn't good enough to play. Could he be on scholarship as a manager? "Stu said to me one day, 'Your friend Tom is as close to a saint as you'll see'," says Dunleavy, who attended Tennessee and earned his degree in physical education.Some stories sound like fairy tales. In 1986, Konchalski caught a whooping case of Hoosier Hysteria, a year before Hoosiers hit the big screen. The next season he arrived at Hinkel Fieldhouse before anyone collected admission at the door for the state title game. Inside, a janitor measured the rim's height, just as in the movie.The road never shortens. As busy as accountants are in April, Konchalski is busier in July. On this night, he watches DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.) play rival St. John's. Quinn Cook, a rising junior goes for 15 second half points, all of which Konchalski charts.Page numbers read like an odometer. This is page 8,051. He lingers afterward, greeting coaches. Bob Wagner, who coached Len Bias, at Northwestern High (Hyattsville) asked. "Do you have a driver's license?""No," Konchalski said.Wagner laughed. "You're nothing but a one-night stand down here."*****The country boy from Catoosa County, Ga., was born with springs in his calves. As a junior at Ringgold High in 1972, David Moss cleared 6-10 in the high jump. He twice won states in the event, but his future was basketball. Parade magazine named him a fourth-team All-America and Tennessee signed him by the time he played in the 1973 Seamco Classic. Konchalski noted his strength. "The firmest handshake I've felt," he says.Moss's legs were his most powerful assets, but one left him early. His freshman year in Knoxville he was diagnosed with bone cancer in his right leg. It was amputated at the hip. He survived six and a half years, and the Seamco Classic, which invited him back each summer, donated money to charity. Konchalski prayed to St. Peregrine, the patron saint for cancers of the bone.You endured painful sufferings with such patience as to deserve to be healed miraculously of an incurable cancer in your leg by a touch of His divine hand ..."My heroes are my mother, Mother Teresa and David," Konchalski says.The meditation, which he recites daily, comes easily, but putting names to intentions demands stronger focus. When a family member of a player, coach or referee he's encountered in his travels falls ill or passes, he makes room for them in his alphabetical list, offering up what is now a 12-minute long reflection.He's become the game's keeper, a breathing obituary overflowing with dates and anecdotes. Hospitals, hospices and funeral homes are common haunts. Three-to-four times per week he attends mass at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, around the 12th row, altar left. On holidays he visits with friends suffering from illnesses as dire as terminal cancer. "Tom must have stock in Hallmark," says Davidson coach Bob McKillop. "He projects uncommon compassion."Moss lives in each greeting. Konchalski's handshakes double as history lessons, putting things in perspective for a landscape forever hurrying the old off the stage for the new to arrive. St. Anthony (Jersey City, N.J.) coach Bob Hurley diagrams it like a defense: "You have to go in wide and quick so he doesn't pin you on contact."Few hold on longer than Konchalski. After the Jordan Brand All American Game at Madison Square Garden last April, he carried his worn binder in his left hand and made his way toward the locker rooms -- his 34th season now in the books. Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant -- still baby-faced and wearing a blue-striped shirt -- walked past the prep players. As he sidestepped agents and their runners, the 6-9 Durant approached Konchalski, who first saw him as a stringy sophomore at National Christian in Fort Washington, Md., six years earlier. Garfinkel stood to Konchalski's right."Mr. Konchalski," Durant said, "so nice to see you."He extended his hand and shook it."Two years in the league," Konchalski said, still shaking. "It's like you're a veteran already."Durant deferred that title, saying, "Almost, almost."The vise grip loosened after 20 seconds and Durant walked away, smiling."That's respect," Garfinkel said. "Kids realize when they've moved on that Tom could be curing cancer with his mind and talent, but it's really worth it when you see the lives he's touched." Promoted Stories Comments


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Separation network design with mass and energy separating agents, Li-Juan Li, Rui-Jie Zhou, Hong-Guang Dong, and Ignacio E. Grossmann
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Optimal Scheduling of Refinery Crude-Oil Operations, Sylvain Mouret
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Greedy Algorithm for Scheduling Batch Plants with Sequence-Dependent Changeovers, Pedro M. Castro, Iiro Harjunkoski, and Ignacio E. Grossmann
Optimal Scheduling of Continuous Plants with Energy Constraints, Pedro M. Castro, Iiro Harjunkoski, and Ignacio E. Grossmann
Coalescence and splitting of confined droplets at microfluidic junctions, G F. Christopher, J Bergstein, N B. End, M Poon, C Nguyen, and Shelley L. Anna
Scope for the application of mathematical programming techniques in the synthesis and planning of sustainable processes, Ignacio E. Grossmann and Gonzalo Guillen-Gosalbez
Generalized Disjunctive Programming: A Framework for Formulation and Alternative Algorithms for MINLP Optimization, Ignacio E. Grossmann and Juan P. Ruiz
Aggregate models based on improved group methods for simulation and optimization of distillation systems, Ravindra Kamath, Ignacio E. Grossmann, and Lorenz T. Bielger
A Simple Heuristic for Reducing the Number of Scenarios in Two-stage Stochastic Programming, Ramkumar Karuppiah, Mariano Martin, and Ignacio E. Grossmann
Long-term scheduling of a single-stage multi-product continuous process to manufacture high performance glass, Ricardo M. Lima, Ignacio E. Grossmann, and Yu Jiao
Cascading Knapsack Inequalities: Hidden Structure in some Inventory-Production-Distribution problems, Roger Rocha, Ignacio E. Grossmann, and Marco Poggi de Aragao
Strengthening of lower bounds in the global optimization of Bilinear and Concave Generalized Disjunctive Programs, Juan P. Ruiz and Ignacio E. Grossmann
Highly uniform micro-cavity arrays in flexible elastomer film, Shahab Shojaei-Zadeh, Shaun R. Swanson, and Shelley L. Anna
Dinkelbach's Algorithm as an Efficient Method for Solving a Class of MINLP Models for Large-Scale Cyclic Scheduling Problems, Fengqi You, Pedro Castro, and Ignacio E. Grossmann
Balancing Responsiveness and Economics in Process Supply Chain Design with Multi-Echelon Stochastic Inventory, Fengqi You and Ignacio E. Grossmann
Stochastic Inventory Management for Tactical Process Planning under Uncertainties: MINLP Models and Algorithms, Fengqi You and Ignacio E. Grossmann
Submissions from 2007
An Algorithmic Framework for Convex Mixed Integer Nonlinear Programs, Pierre Bonami, Lorenz T. Biegler, Andrew R. Conn, Gérard Cornuéjols, Ignacio E. Grossmann, Carl D. Laird, Jon Lee, Andrea Lodi, François Margot, Nicolas Sawaya, and Andreas Wächter
Submissions from 2006
Microscale tipstreaming in a microfluidic flow focusing device, Shelley L. Anna and Hans C. Mayer
Submissions from 2005
An Algorithmic Framework for Convex Mixed Integer Nonlinear Programs, Pierre Bonami, Lorenz Biegler, Andrew Conn, Gérard Cornuéjols, Ignacio Grossmann, Carl Laird, Jon Lee, Andrea Lodi, Francois Margot, Nicolas Sawaya, and Andreas Wachter
Submissions from 2004
The nuclear envelope lamina network has elasticity and a compressibility limit suggestive of a molecular shock absorber, K N. Dahl, S M. Kahn, K L. Wilson, and D E. Discher
Naturally Chiral Surfaces, Joshua D. Horvath and Andrew J. Gellman
Titration of Chiral Kink Sites on Cu(6 4 3) Using Iodine Adsorption, Preeti Kamakoti, Joshua Horvath, Andrew J. Gellman, and David S. Sholl
Geometrically Mediated Breakup of Drops in Microfluidic Devices, D R. Link, Shelley L. Anna, D A. Weitz, and H A. Stone
Enantioselectivity on Surfaces with Chiral Nanostructures, David M. Rampulla and Andrew J. Gellman
Adsorbate Induced Kink Formation in Straight Step Edges on Cu(5 3 3) and Cu(2 2 1), Xueying Zhao, Scott S. Perry, Joshua D. Horvath, and Andrew J. Gellman
Submissions from 2003
Formation of dispersions using ''flow focusing'' in microchannels, Shelley L. Anna, Nathalie Bontoux, and Howard A. Stone
Chlorofluorocarbon Dechlorination on Pd(111): Effect of Chlorine Stoichiometry, Boonchuan Immaraporn, PingPing Ye, and Andrew J. Gellman
Desorption Energies of Linear and Cyclic Alkanes on Surfaces: Anomalous Scaling with Length, Ryan Z. Lei, Andrew J. Gellman, and B E. Koel
Ethyl Iodide Decomposition on Cu(1 1 1) and Cu(2 2 1), Dougyoung Sung and Andrew J. Gellman
Submissions from 2002
Desorption Kinetics of Polyether Lubricants from Surfaces, Andrew J. Gellman, Kris R. Paserba, and Nithya Vaidyanathan
Surface Chemistry in Tribology, Andrew J. Gellman and Nicholas D. Spencer
Effect of Humidity on Lubricated Carbon Overcoats, Nisha Shukla, Andrew J. Gellman, Xiaoding Ma, and Jing Gui
Water Adsorption on Lubricated a-CHx in Humid Environments, Nisha Shukla, Erik Svedberg, Rene J.M. van der Veerdonk, Xiaoding Ma, Jing Gui, and Andrew J. Gellman
Submissions from 2001
Elasto-capillary thinning and breakup of model elastic liquids, Shelley L. Anna and Gareth H. McKinley
An interlaboratory comparison of measurements from filament-stretching rheometers using common test fluids, Shelley L. Anna, Gareth H. McKinley, Duc A. Nguyen, Tam Sridhar, Susan J. Muller, Jin Huang, and David F. James
The Transition State in Catalytic Surface Chemistry, Andrew J. Gellman
The Current Status of Tribological Surface Science, Andrew J. Gellman and Jeff S. Ko
Thermal Stability of Fomblin Z and Fomblin Zdol Thin Films on Amorphous Hydrogenated Carbon, Ryan Z. Lei, Andrew J. Gellman, and Paul Jones
Effects of Conformational Isomerism on the Desorption Kinetics of N-Alkanes from Graphite, Kris R. Paserba and Andrew J. Gellman
Kinetics and Energetics of Oligomer Desorption from Surfaces, Kris R. Paserba and Andrew J. Gellman
Thermal Decomposition of Tricresylphosphate Isomers on Fe, Dougyoung Sung and Andrew J. Gellman
Submissions from 2000
The Transition State for Surface-Catalyzed Dehalogenation: C–I Cleavage on Pd(111), Mark T. Buelow, Boonchuan Immaraporn, and Andrew J. Gellman
Chiral Single Crystal Surface Chemistry, Andrew J. Gellman, Joshua D. Horvath, and Mark T. Buelow
Comparative Study of the Tribological and Oxidative Properties of AlPdMn Quasicrystals and Their Cubic Approximants, Chris Mancinelli, Jeff S. Ko, Cynthia J. Jenks, Patricia A. Thiel, Amy A. Ross, Thomas A. Lograsso, and Andrew J. Gellman
Activation of the SiC Surface for Vapor Phase Lubrication by Fe Chemical Vapor Deposition from Fe(CO)5, Daxing Ren, Dougyoung Sung, and Andrew J. Gellman
Interaction of Alcohols with a-CHx Films, Nisha Shukla and Andrew J. Gellman
Carbon–Chlorine Bond Dissociation on the Pd(111) Surface, Ge Zhou and Andrew J. Gellman
Submissions from 1999
A compact dual-crystal modulated birefringence-measurement system for microgravity applications, Jeffrey R. Mackey, Kamal K. Das, Shelley L. Anna, and Gareth H. McKinley
Submissions from 1997
Interior point SQP strategies for structured process optimization problems, Joao S. Albuquerque
Dynamic optimization in planning under process model uncertainty, Tarun Bhatia and Lorenz T. Biegler
Analysis of a reversed Coleman-Conn reduced SQP method, Lorenz T. Biegler
MNLP [i.e., MINLP] model for optimal synthesis and operation of utility plants, J. C. Bruno
A successive linear programming approach for initialization and reinitialization after discontinuities of differential algebraic equations, Vipin Gopal and Lorenz T. Biegler
Multilevel-hierarchical MNLP [i.e., MINLP] synthesis of process flowsheets, Z Kravanja and Ignacio E. Grossmann
A case study for reactor network synthesis : the vinyl chloride process, Ajay Lakshmanan and Lorenz T. Biegler
Optimal control of a reactive distillation column, Stefan Walter
Submissions from 1996
Synthesis of optimal chemical reactor networks, Ajay Lakshmanan, Lorenz T. Biegler, and Carnegie Mellon University.Engineering Design Research Center.
LOGMIP : a discrete continuous nonlinear optimizer, Aldo Vecchietti and Ignacio E. Grossmann
Submissions from 1995
Dynamic operations in the planning and scheduling of multi-products batch plants, Tarun Bhatia, Lorenz T. Biegler, and Carnegie Mellon University.Engineering Design Research Center.
Convergence analysis for a multiplier-free reduced Hessian method, Lorenz T. Biegler and Carnegie Mellon University.Engineering Design Research Center.
Optimization of stochastic planning models., R. L. Clay, Ignacio E. Grossmann, and Carnegie Mellon University.Engineering Design Research Center.
Optimization of stochastic planning models., R. L. Clay, Ignacio E. Grossmann, and Carnegie Mellon University.Engineering Design Research Center.
Nonsmooth dynamic simulation with linear programming based methods, Vipin Gopal, Lorenz T. Biegler, and Carnegie Mellon University.Engineering Design Research Center.
Solution of algebraic systems of disjunctive equations, Ignacio E. Grossmann, Metin Türkay, and Carnegie Mellon University.Engineering Design Research Center.
Synthesis of chemical reactor networks, Diane Hildebrandt, Lorenz T. Biegler, and Carnegie Mellon University.Engineering Design Research Center.


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absolutely a horrible room at this hotel. the room smelled like a combination of a wet dog and vomit. I will never stay in a la quinta hotel againGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Overall, my experience was what I expected. The staff was excellent so that is a huge plus. I have one BIG negative though. It was the most frustrating experience to try to get into the room. The card reader was fickle at best and then the door was sticky so even if I could get the fickle card reader to finally turn green for entry, once the door stuck, […] the card reader immediately went red and denied me entry. There were multiple occasions when it literally took me almost ten minutes to get through the door. It seemed to be a common occurrence as fellow guests were consistently helping each other with this issue. This alone would make me not stay there again which is unfortunate because the rest of the stay was just fine. FIX THOSE DOORS!!! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
It was good enough , good service , the breakfast was not what i expected but for the price just what my family neededGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great location"
When visiting universal without staying at their resorts, you cannot beat this location. Less then a ten minute drive to the park and more restarants and activities then you could ever need. Great location. Also only a five minute drive to the fun spot park as well, which has free parking and admission.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel near Orlando aquatics Center"
The pool and hot tub area is great! Rooms need updated.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great value - pleasant staff, clean and convenient"
This is a basic motel, nothing fancy but the staff was very friendly and helpful. The facility was clean and had everything one needed including basic buffet breakfast.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice and Clean"
The only issue was they don't put the plastic bowl to make coffe on the coffe machine.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great place"
Rooms (bathrooms) could use some updating- lighting could be better- but all in all, great hotel. Location is perfect. Easy access to I4, lots of places in walking didtance. Bar at pool is awesome- especially Stephanie!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great location!"
Everything awesome. Great staff! Just a lot of black dirt on back of bathroom door!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Confortable stay"
I have been in this hotel before. I love the big king size room. I can recommend itGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to highways"
A bit better then the usual LaQuenta. Staff very friendly and helpful. Room clean, bedding clean, bathroom clean. Only issue I had was that our room was in the back off I-4 so there was traffic all night long. The windows and doors do nothing to block the noise.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"close to Univeral Studios Orlando"
Hello; Our stay was fine. The nicest thing was the heated pool my kids really enjoyed the warn pool after a long day at the parks. However, the mattresses are old and need to be replaced ASAP!!!... The sofa bed mattress was even worse. The carpet was dirty and the continental breakfast was just that "continental" hard boiled eggs, cereal, yogurt and […] a make yourself waffle maker, coffee and fake orange juice that was all. We will not stay here again because we were not able to sleep due to the beds issue. Thanks Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
At 11.45 pm we were rudely a wakened by strangers entering our room with their door key. They had just been rented our room. We contacted front desk and they sent up security. We we're told that when we checked in at 2:45 pm it was not recorded on their computer. This really made it hard to rest the remainder of the night !Genuine Hotels.com guest review
was ok, and close to what we needed.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Friendly staff. Great location. Could use some updating.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"room noisy from I4 traffic, not recommended,"
I got a room facing Inerstate 4 and it is noisy all the night and could not sleep. the facilty is not well mainatined and difficult to locate. Nobody answers when called for directions. It is not worth the money. would not recommend.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Only stay if nothing else is available"
Terrible service, they "forgot" to fix our room, change our towels, etc TWICE in our 5 day stay. Our room key stopped working after a couple of days, promised microwave in room was never there, as wasn't the crib we ordered when we made the reservation...outdated rooms with terrible carpeting. I know I shouldn't expect much for $60-$80 per night in […] Orlando, but there are much better options than this. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Clean and big room for confortable stay"
They only have to improve the breakfast. I have been in others Quinta Hotel and you can get eggs, oat meal and fruts.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great location"
Good service, free breakfast, free wi-fi, i could be better with cleaner bathrooms.Genuine Expedia guest review
We have stayed in other La Quinta hotels and been very pleased with the quality of the accommodations. This hotel was beyond disappointing. First, please note it is an exterior access hotel, which is not typical of most La Quinta Inns we have stayed at. The hotel is older and looks that way. It seems likely it was simply purchased and now run by La […] Quinta. Our first room felt like a furnace as the thermostat was broken and stuck on heat. Our second room smelled musty and the beds were caved in. We immediately began looking for another hotel. The only positive I can give is that it is located right off International Drive, and the hotel staff was very courteous first in checking us in, then in refunding our stay when we left. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"A trip to the Disney parks."
My wife and I stayed at the La Quinta on Jamacian Court for 4 nights. The hotel had a free shuttle to the Epcot Park twice each morning and saved us a lot of driving. Once at the Epcot, we hopped a bus or monorail to the other parks. The room was on the pool side and very quiet.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Not very happy with this one"
We were there for 3 nights. The rating was 3.5 so we booked it. We were disappointed with the room service . They did not come in on the 1st day , I had to call the front desk and request it. The second day when we got back at 1pm the rooms were still not done, we left and came back late night and they were done. So they came in very late in the day. […] The last days they knocked on our door at 8am! The bathroom door did not stay close so the room would smell. We will not be booking any of these rooms in the future. Not very happy with the experience. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"very pleasant"
the breakfast was fresh clean very nice surrounding the only thing I could say is I wish there were more non carb items being a diabetic it made it hard to eat breakfast with out loading up on carb.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Still ... it is near a lot of the fun stuff."
We decided to stay at this hotel because we had some friends come in from out of town and were staying one night before they were to leave from the Orlando airport. We planned on dinner and drinks and didn't want to drink and drive. A room is much cheaper then a trip to jail and court over a stupid decision. Anyhow on to the room ... The front desk […] help was very pleasant and helpful. As a matter of fact one of the workers not waiting on us was helping find rental cars for a guest and in my opinion was going way out of her way to help this gentleman. The room itself was not that nice. It was clean don't get me wrong however, just dated and old. If you have ever stayed in hotel that is not kept up to date you know what I mean. I understand that it is near the attractions and also right on International drive but that is all the more excuse to keep it FRESH and up to date. We had two lights not working in our room. One next to our bed and one in the bathroom. The closet door would not close properly. The hairdryer also did not work. Overall our little our night stay was a success and it is all what you make out of it. I'm not sure I would recommend this particular hotel to any friends looking to stay for any longer then a quick overnight visit. The price was nice though. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Convenient and Friendly"
If you are looking for a clean hotel that is close to the convention center and a short drive to local attractions, this is a good bet. The rooms are clean, they have a good size refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker in the room. The poolside bar is a nice perk as well, and the bartender Stephanie is very nice. I've stayed here the last 4 business […] trips to Orlando, and I'll book this hotel on my next trip there as well. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Overnight stay"
Hotel is close to major attractions. Clean rooms. Continental breakfast is also nice. Muffins,bagels,waffles,fruits,yogurts,milk,coffee,juice.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Probably the worst place I've ever stayed. Dirty,noisey,beds were horrible. Sorry, but the first and last time I'll stay with la QuintaGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Mr. Lee"
it's okGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"not so good for the price"
I found a bug in the room. The AC doesn't cool the room; it's noisy because it's behind the highway.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel located right on international drive"
Enjoyed my stay for a weekend getaway with my sisters for Halloween Horror Nights. Room quality was pleasant and relaxing.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location"
Great rooms for value not updated! Old tubs but great pool breakfast and customer service even late checkout for free will stay again!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel in central area"
Stayed here for 2 weeks & was generally satisfied with the accommodationGenuine Expedia guest review
"Worth Every Penny!!!"
My family and I went to Orlando to visit the theme parks. I was not expecting much from thid hotel but, I was pleasantly surprised! The room was extremely clean and the beds were comfy. The breakfast was AMAZING and FREE!!! There's a regular pool and kiddie pool. There's a mini golf course, lol, and a bar by the pool. Check in went smoothly. You can […] also purchase theme park tickets from the lobby between the hours of 7am - 12pm. It was a quiet and nice hotel. I have already rebooked another stay. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not good!"
We thought we would have had a better experience being we've stayed at other laquinta hotels in the past. This hotel was just terrible. Carpets in room very dirty. And worst of all the 'non smoking room' smelled like cigarettes. And when we called to complain the guy just told us that the bldg was old and that the smell was in the vents. :( didn't even […] offer to switch our room which was ok because we left the same nite anyway. For the price we paid $65 a nite we thought it would be a little bit better. Breakfast however was free and not bad . Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel, very good location"
From the manager to the breakfast room everyone was pleasant. The breakfast was good and there was plenty to eat and room to get around, as compare to other La Quinta breakfast rooms. Pool was also nice and clean. The room very comfortable. Only drawback is that if people chose to smoke in the rooms, you can smell it through the vent in the bathroo […] m! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel"
Nice location, near of everything important like good restaurants and theme park. And very good staffGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great Service"
The best part of the hotel is the service at the front desk. Gabe Iglesias manger if the front desk was fantastic, great customer service, very helpful, very attentive, the rest of the front desk was great just didn't catch there names. The hotel looked clean, not the most fancy but for the price I can't complain. I didn't spend much time in the hotel, […] cuz was at the parks, so if your looking for a place just to sleep in at night, this is a great place. I would also highly recommend this La Quinta, on Jamaican Ct., I accidentally stop at the La Quinta on international drive and did not feel greeted as friendly as the one on Jamaican Ct. I think that was on particular cuz of Gabe. The beds were comfy and rooms were cozy. The pool area was nice. Quick dip in the pool at night was amazing. The second best part of the Hotel was the breakfast. Loved the waffle machines. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel"
Nice, clean and close to everything. I enjoyed my stay here.Genuine Expedia guest review
"well located near Intl Drive and Universal studios"
budget hotel with light breakfast for a good overall priceGenuine Expedia guest review
"nice motel in a great location"
would stay again. Front desk was helpful. nice pool area. big breakfast area so it was possible to eat at a table, unlike many motels.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great price, good experience"
The staff was incredibly helpful, the room did have a cigarette odor but other than that it was a great place for the price. The bed was clean and the main area was kept very nice.Genuine Expedia guest review
The location and staff at this hotel is wonderful. Free shuttle 2 Disney & universal studios. Located By many wonderful restaurants. Can even buy tickets 2 parks at hotel to avoid lines. Breakfast and pool was great but the rooms were definitely not as nice as they could be. Rooms did not have a clean feeling and were outdated. We stayed at 3 different […] la quintas and this one did not even compare to the other two. It definitely did not have the usual la Quinta cleanliness and comfort. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent place to sleep in between theme parks"
The hotel is a bit outdated and the rooms look a bit old however the location of the hotel is perfect if you're looking for a good price near the main theme parks. Only 20 minutes drive to Disney parks and 5 minutes drive to Universal. In addition to the proximity to the parks, the hotel is surrounded by restaurants so getting something to eat is not […] an issue. There's also Walgreen's in walking distance from the hotel. The hotel staff is very nice and make efforts to accommodate every request. The breakfast is nice and even though the variety is not big, everyone can find something. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great location"
Very good value. Good breakfast, shuttles to parks dependable, always arrived on time posted on schedule, sometimes standing room only. Short walk/ride to parks, restaurants, shops. Would recommend to anyone.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"On check in there were no towels in the room"
when we called the desk they wanted us to get them at desk the towels and didnt want to bring to us had my family and didnt want to leave them alone all ibn all ok just would like towel and romm set up please oh and water faset in tube was leaking bad told desk about it room 205 on jamaca ct orlando flGenuine Hotels.com guest review
It was great !Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Shuttle to Universal"
Our room was not cleaned at all on the second day and we did not have clean towels either day.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Great place for the price we paid! Great location to parks!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not worth the Price"
The hotel started out by putting us in a tiny room...in order to get that changed we had to walk to the front desk to retrieve our keys at 10:00 at night. The hotel was located right next to the interstate...within spitting distance...which invited some questionable characters to hang out in the parking lot...we had a dog with us who was on a restricted […] leash the entire trip but nevertheless our room wasn't cleaned 2 of the 4 days with the excuse being the dog wasn't on a leash however the curtain was left open while we were gone so anybody could see the dog was on a leash and was only ten pounds (no threat)...The showers were very outdated and small...overall I would rate this as an economy level hotel and not at a luxury price that was being advertised. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel enough for a convention"
Nice hotel enough for a convention. The room was OK but looks a little oldie.Genuine Expedia guest review
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