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Chuck Landon: Departures hurt, but show MU hiring well
Marshall is a stepping-stone school.
Like it or not, it's the reality of being a mid-major athletic program.
That means attrition in Marshall's coaching staff has to be expected. In fact, that's actually the litmus test for whether Marshall is making good hires.
If bigger schools from marquee conferences aren't wooing young, up-and-coming Marshall assistant coaches or staff members away, then it raises questions concerning how good of a job they are doing.
That certainly hasn't been a problem lately.
Marshall compliance director Derek Gwinn is leaving for a similar job at Virginia Tech. Associate head trainer Toby Hankins left Marshall to accept the same position at Illinois.
Football-wise, wide receiver coach Gerad Parker is heading to Purdue as tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator. And cornerbacks coach Anthony Midget left after about 10 days when Penn State made an offer nobody could refuse.
All that is actually good news because it means Marshall has been doing an excellent job of hiring. Sure, it would be nice not to lose those quality staff members and coaches, but it is the natural order of life at a mid-major.
Yet, Marshall athletic director Mike Hamrick is committed to trying to keep quality coaches as long as possible. That is why he has increased the football assistant coaches' salary pool by $200,000 since 2008.
"When I got here we had $820,000 to pay nine people," said Hamrick. "Now, we are at $1.02 million."
Of course, that still doesn't mean Marshall can compete financially with the Purdues and Penn States of the world.
"When Big Ten schools call," said Hamrick, "it's hard to keep those guys at Marshall. The Big Ten assistant coaches' salary pool is $2-3 million."
But, at least, the Herd is trying to pay competitive salaries at its mid-major level.
"Our assistant coaches' salaries have been so low," said Hamrick. "Finally, we're getting them to where they will at least be competitive."
For example, in 2008 the three lowest paid assistant football coaches were paid $47,000; $54,000; and $57,000. But, now, the three lowest paid assistants are earning $75,000; $85,000; and $90,000.
"We're making an effort to get things where they need to be," said Hamrick.
Want proof? Look no further than Marshall's new strength and conditioning head coach Scott Sinclair.
When former coach Joe Miday departed to accept the same position at Western Kentucky his salary was only $57,000. That is very low by industry standards.
Coaches are like most professions.
You get what you pay for.
That's why Hamrick nearly doubled the head strength and conditioning coach's salary, paying Sinclair $100,000.
"We're doing everything we can to keep up," said Hamrick. "But assistant coaches' salaries are going through the roof nationally."
Indeed, they are.
That's why Hamrick recalled the salary standard from his football playing days at Marshall.
"I played for Frank Ellwood for three years," said Hamrick. "In 1978, Ellwood had $90,000 to pay seven assistant coaches."
Talk about inflation.
The bottom line is Marshall is trying to be competitive on the playing field by being competitive off the field with salaries.
That's all anyone can ask from a stepping-stone school like Marshall.
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When condensed droplets coalesce on a superhydrophobic surface, the resulting droplet can jump due to the conversion of surface energy into kinetic energy. This frequent out-of-plane droplet jumping has the potential to enhance condensation heat transfer. Furthermore, for more than a century, researchers have shown that droplet-surface interactions can be dominated by electrostatic charge buildup. In this work, we studied droplet jumping dynamics on nanostructured copper oxide and carbon nanotube surfaces coated with tri-chloro silane and PFDA hydrophobic coatings, respectively. Through analysis of droplet trajectories and terminal velocities under various electric fields (0 -- 50 V/cm), we show that condensation on these surfaces having both conducting and insulating substrates results in a buildup of positive surface charge (H$^{\mathrm{+}})$ due to dissociated water ion adsorption on the superhydrophobic coating. Consequently, an accumulation of the opposite charge (OH$^{\mathrm{-}})$ occurs on the condensing droplet interface, which creates an attractive force between the jumping droplet and the condensing surface. Using this knowledge, we demonstrate a novel condensation mechanism whereby an external electric field is used to oppose the droplet-surface attraction, further enhancing the coalescing droplet jumping frequency and overall surface heat transfer.
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Last year, one stroke separated the Elkers from the District 9 boys golf team championship.
This year, it was a lot more than one stroke separating Ridgway boys golf from the rest of the pack. The Elkers took home the team title with a total score of 317 Monday afternoon on the opening day of the District 9 boys golf championships held at The Pennhills Club in Bradford.
Jake Klawuhn finished at 77, T.J. Schlimm had a 78 and Josh Roselli carded an 80 for the Elkers.
Mitchell Gilmore finished with an 82 for Ridgway.
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DURHAM, N.H. – Kathleen O'Keefe (Chatham, N.J.) recorded 12 saves for the University of New Hampshire women's lacrosse team, but the Wildcats were defeated 10-9 in overtime by 19th-ranked Boston College in Wednesday afternoon's non-conference game at Memorial Field.
UNH is now 4-8 overall with three one-goal losses to nationally-ranked teams. BC, which scored on the only shot recorded in the six-minute overtime session, improved to 7-6 by extending its winning streak to three games.
O'Keefe made six saves in both the first and second halves and was credited with two ground balls and two caused turnovers for the Wildcats, who were outshot 36-19.
UNH's offense was led by Jenny Simpson (New Canaan, Conn.; three goals) and Kayleigh Hinkle (Glenelg, Md.; three assists) with three points apiece; Hinkle was also credited with a team-high four draw controls. Amber Casiano (South Windsor, Conn.) and Nicole Grote (Ellicott City, Md.) recorded two goals apiece and Laura McHoul (Westwood, Mass.) also tallied multiple points with a goal and an assist.
Kate McCarthy netted a game-high four goals, including the game-winning tally at 3:15 of OT. Sarah Mannelly (three goals) and Covie Stanwick (two) were the Eagles' other multiple-point scorers. BC goalie Emily Mata finished with six saves – two in the first half and four in the second half – to help the Eagles overcome a pair of four-goal second-half deficits.
BC controlled possession with a deliberately-patient, perimeter-passing attack in the opening nine minutes of the game but O'Keefe recorded three saves in that span to keep the game scoreless.
New Hampshire scored on its first shot of the game at 20:13 to take a 1-0 lead when McHoul corralled a loose ball on the left side of the fan and shot high into the cage.
BC's Carly Weilminster shot wide on a free position at 15:52, but the visitors retained possession and continued its perimeter formation, and it finally yielded a goal by McCarthy as she curled around the left post and scored on a high shot to tie the score at 1-1.
The 'Cats were whistled for a yellow card on the play to give the Eagles a man-up situation for the next two minutes, but O'Keefe denied Mikaela Rix on her free-position shot at 13:20 to keep the score deadlocked.
New Hampshire regained the lead, 2-1, at 10:56 when Hinkle, from the top of the fan, found Casiano and the middle of the fan. Casiano turned and, despite a defender inhibiting the shooting motion, floated a shot into the cage.
The Eagles leveled the score at 2 when Kara Magley netted a free-position goal at 8:24.
UNH closed the half with consecutive goals to take a 4-2 lead into halftime. Hinkle, from the top-left of the fan, fed a pass in the middle to Simpson, who deposited a shot inside the right post at 5:27 to give the 'Cats their third lead of the game.
BC's Rix fired shots wide of the target at 4:33 and 3:12, then was stoned by O'Keefe at 2:29. The 'Cats advanced the ball to the other end of the field. Hinkle, at the left doorstep, passed the ball across the goalmouth to Grote alone at the right post and she one-timed a shot into the open right side to give UNH a 4-2 lead at 1:44.
Hinkle controlled the ensuing draw, but Simpson was denied by Mata with 39 seconds on the clock. The Eagles transitioned into the attack zone by O'Keefe stopped Rix with six seconds remaining to send New Hampshire into the half with a two-goal lead despite being outshot 14-8 in the opening 30 minutes.
The Wildcats extended their streak of consecutive goals to four with goals at 25:28 and 21:42 of the second half to build a 6-2 lead. From behind the right post, McHoul found Molly Gaffey (North Hampton, N.H.) cutting down the middle of the fan and Gaffey rifled a shot into the upper-left corner of the net. Grote caught Hinkle's entry pass with her back to the goal in the middle of the fan. She cut to the right wing, then doubled back to the center and fired a shot under the crossbar to give the 'Cats a four-goal advantage.
Boston College called time out at that point and responded with three consecutive goals in less than four minutes to trim the deficit to 6-5. McCarthy's free-position goal from the top-right into the upper-right corner ignited the rally at 21:27. Stanwick made it 6-4 at 20:31 when she circled from behind the net around the left post to the top of the crease, where she tucked a shot inside the right post. McCarthy netted her third goal of the game when she drove down the right side of the field into the fan and scored short-side at 17:57.
UNH called a timeout and also strung together three consecutive goals to reestablish a four-goal cushion at 9-5. Simpson, on a free position from the top-right, shot high into the upper-right corner for her second goal of the game at 15:53. Hinkle controlled the ensuing draw and Simpson struck again at 15:20 when she curled around the left post and dropped a low shot into the net.
In a quick BC counterattack, Rix attacked down the middle of the fan and fired a shot past O'Keefe, but Rees had stepped in front of Rix and drew the charge to negate the shot.
The Wildcats cleared the ball and Brooke McGillis (Berwyn, Pa.) slipped a pass from the top of the fan to Casiano in the middle, and she executed a bounce shot that sailed over Mata into the cage to give UNH a 9-5 lead at 12:05.
BC's McCarthy hit the post at 11:39 and on the same possession Kate Rich rang another shot off the post at 9:43. The Eagles retained control of the ball and Mannelly netted a free-position goal to lift the visitors within 9-6 at 8:59.
Boston College was awarded a free position at 8:09, and on the restart Cali Ceglarski caught the ball at the left doorstep but O'Keefe made the save to keep the 'Cats ahead by three goals.
Following a UNH turnover, Stanwick potted her 40th goal of the season on a low shot from the right wing at 7:06 to lift BC within 9-7. Rix earned control of the draw and then fired a shot wide at 6:53. O'Keefe sprinted behind the cage to gain possession for the Wildcats, who cleared the ball to the other end of the field but another unforced turnover gave possession back to BC with six minutes remaining in regulation.
McCarthy's fourth goal of the game reduced the Eagles' deficit to 9-8 at 5:09 and she won the draw control to keep momentum in the visitor's favor. McCarthy's free-position shot was stopped by O'Keefe at 4:19 and once New Hampshire methodically advanced the ball to the attack zone. Instead of opting to go into a spread offense, Hinkle caught Simpson's entry pass on the right side and quickly fired a high shot that was snared by Mata at 3:11.
At the other end of the field, Mannelly curled from behind the net around the left post to the top of the crease and placed a low shot into the cage to forge the third tie of the game, 9-9, at 1:32.
Casiano gained control of the ensuing draw and New Hampshire called its second timeout at 1:23, looking to win a third game this season on a game-winning goal with one second (or less) to play.
BC's defense successfully kept the 'Cats at bay until the waning seconds, when Laura Puccia (Fairport, N.Y.) took a shot in traffic that Mata easily blocked away to send the game into overtime.
Kara Magley earned the draw control for BC and the Eagles held for one shot in the opening three-minute half of the extra session, and it resulted in Mannelly's unassisted goal at 3:15.
BC's Rix won the next draw but opted to keep possession by going to the left corner to run out the time until the teams changed ends with 3:00 on the clock.
BC's Rix also won that draw control and the Eagles, who outshot the 'Cats 13-2 the last 18 minutes of the game (including overtime), maintained possession the rest of the way with an effective game of keep-away to secure the victory.
The Eagles finished with the slight advantage in both ground balls (12-9) and draw controls (13-10).
New Hampshire returns to action April 13 at home against 10th-ranked Stony Brook University. Game time at Memorial Field is 12 p.m.


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The Beautician and the Beast (1997)
A Dictator Who Has Potential
Never underestimate the resourcefulness of a New York woman who can quote textbook chapter and verse about split ends, damaged cuticles and liquid liner. When Joy Miller (Fran Drescher), a plucky beautician from Queens, travels to Slovetzia to tutor the widowed president's children, she is undaunted by the fact that her education ended at beauty school.
''I used to give pedicures to women who wore plastic shoes in summer,'' she snaps. ''What's a tougher gig than that?'' Instructing her students in mathematics, Joy soon has them calculating frequent-flier miles from Miami to Scottsdale, Ariz. She is also a font of practical wisdom. ''Rays today, raisins tomorrow,'' she warns about the dangers of sunbathing. As for putting mayonnaise on sandwiches, don't even think about it.
Joy's new boss, Boris Pochenko (Timothy Dalton), the dictatorial president of the imaginary Slovetzia, a militaristic country nestled somewhere between Romania and Hungary, is no champion of human rights or freedom of information. Dissidents are thrown in dungeons, and the citizens believe that their leader was responsible for Operation Desert Storm.
When Boris, who is nicknamed the Beast of Egoslavia and Stalin Without Charm, opens his mouth, he lets out an apoplectic bark that leaves everyone quaking. In one of the movie's funniest moments, Joy steps to the podium after Boris has received a thunderous ovation for spewing out some mealy-mouthed platitudes, raises her arms ''Evita'' style, and receives an instant, identical response.
But in her own matter-of-fact way, Joy infuses Slovetzia with the spirit of democracy. She befriends the peasants who are ever so grateful to her for giving them echinacea as a cold remedy. When Boris takes her to a factory, she immediately begins chattering to the workers about organizing a union.
Before long, even Boris begins to thaw. He sheds his mustache, exchanges his military uniform for Yves Saint Laurent, and to the horror of his prime minister (Ian McNeice) begins flirting with the possibility of freedom of speech for his tiny nation.
As this fearsome frog metamorphoses into a prince who increasingly fits Joy's demanding specifications for a mate (she explains her failure to snag John F. Kennedy Jr. as his being ''in denial''), Mr. Dalton physically reverts from a Leonid Brezhnev caricature into a resemblance of one of his earlier roles, James Bond.
The movie, which parodies everything from ''Beauty and the Beast'' to ''The King and I'' and ''The Sound of Music,'' is one of the more likable comedies to open recently. But for all its good lines, it still maintains the tone and rhythm of an extended sitcom. One can only imagine the transcendentally silly movie John Waters might have thrown together given these characters and their situation. Although smoothly directed by Ken Kwapis from a screenplay by Todd Graff, the film never quite lifts off into outer space.
''The Beautician and the Beast'' rests entirely on the shoulders of Ms. Drescher, who takes a nasty comedy stereotype, the Jewish American princess, and turns it inside out. Ms. Drescher's calling card, her blunt nasal honk of a voice, is an easily ridiculed trait that she wields as a badge of integrity and sweetness. Cutting through all artifice and pretensions, that honk is the sound of common sense and good humor in a world gone crazy.
The movie has its arid moments. A subplot in which Joy arranges secret meetings between Boris's teen-age daughter (Lisa Jakub) and her boyfriend, who leads the rebels, lies inert.
Still, who couldn't warm to a comedy in which a much-adored Jewish daughter complains about her possessive mother, who then smilingly plucks her umbilical cord from a purse where it's been sitting for years wrapped in plastic? It's a joke worthy of Woody Allen.
One final piece of advice that the movie offers early on: Never, ever try to douse a fire with hair spray.
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It appears that the city's move to city hall is finally complete. The City Council will now meet at city hall on the fifth floor of the Hedley Building instead of Christ Church United Methodist. Here's the announcement: TROY, N.Y. – As a reminder, tonight's City Council meeting is being held in the Council Chambers […] [Read More]
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Jack Cox Jr. is planning a run to succeed Councilman Mark McGrath as the 2nd District councilman on the City Council. McGrath vacants the seat at the end of the year when he hits the term limit set by the city charter. Cox said he intends to run as a Democrat for the council seat […] [Read More]
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Jordan's Greene getting rebounds, scholarship offers
PAC-6 player of the year Salita Greene, a junior forward at Jordan, is attracting the attention of college coaches, Jordan coach Ty Cox said.
At least 10 Division I school have offered scholarships to Greene, Cox said.
"Salita is a gifted shot blocker (who) finishes well on the offensive end," Cox said. "She is a very special rebounder and can put the ball on the floor also. She is a double-double machine."
Greene this past season averaged 16 points, 14 rebounds, 3 steals and 4 blocks, Cox said. She scored in double figures in 20 of 26 games and had 10 or more rebounds in 22 of 26 games, he said.
That 3.5 grade-point average Greene has is pretty attractive, too.
Jordan went 16-10 this past season, finishing second in the PAC-6.
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A few weeks ago, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee accused top Republican donor Sheldon Adelson of personally approving and profiting off of prostitution at his Macau casinos. It wasn't the smartest move, since their charge was based on unsubstantiated allegations from a disgruntled employer who's been suing Adelson for years. The casino mogul's attorney immediately slapped the DCCC with the threat of a defamation suit, and now the group has backed off and apologized, according to The Hill:
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee issued an apology to casino mogul and prominent Republican donor Sheldon Adelson on Thursday, after the billionaire threatened to sue the organization over comments insinuating he profited from prostitution at his Chinese resorts.
"In press statements issued on June 29 and July 2, 2012, the DCCC made unsubstantiated allegations that attacked Sheldon Adelson, a supporter of the opposing party," the DCCC said in an e-mail released Thursday. "This was wrong. The statements were untrue and unfair and we retract them. The DCCC extends its sincere apology to Mr. Adelson and his family for any injury we have caused."
That could not have been an easy apology for the DCCC, but clearly it didn't want to get tied up in a defamation suit and spend massive sums defending itself during an election year when it can least afford it.
This all could have been avoided if the DCCC was just a little bit more careful in its statements on Adelson. Now that the group had to retract its comments, it pretty much takes the Macau prostitution controversy off the table for Democrats for the rest of the election cycle. Anytime it's brought up, all the GOP would need to do is point out that the DCCC was forced to apologize after repeating the allegations. Adelson just inoculated himself from one of the only damaging lines of attack Democrats had against him.
By the way, this isn't the first apology Adelson has received from a Democratic attack group this season. The NJDC also backed down from its claim last month that Adelson's money was "dirty" because of the Macau casino allegations, after Jewish American leaders blasted the campaign as partisan and unfair.


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Domenica Macchia now at Three Birds Tavern in St. Pete (review)
Went to 3 Birds Tavern in St. Pete for lunch today to check out the new menu by Domenica Macchia. Several of my favorite dishes from Diner 437 were on the menu...short rib and fontina sandwich, smashed egg sandwich etc. The burger with bacon-onion jam was cooked a little past the rare I had requested but the flavor of the bacon jam was fantastic. I'm definuetly looking forward to going back to do a deeper dive into the menu (Chicken-fried bacon?) and several of the entrees looked very good. One caveat...I wish that you could order the sweet potato fries as a side with a sandwich--even when I offered to pay extra, the waitress explained that they couldn't do it.
I found that true with Diner 437, they were peculiar about requests. I understand about changing flavor components but adding a side and being willing to pay for it is another thing all together. Still the short rib grilled cheese was one of my favorites, and I am looking forward to checking out the new menu. Thanks for the review :)
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Me too, me too, me too!
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I might go tomorrow and hit the menu with, determination...
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We went for lunch yesterday and it was wonderful. Starting with the Blue Point Toasted Lager on tap. One of my favorites. We had not been to the restaurant before in any of its previous incarnations but I really like the space. It is a very relaxing place and I love the tables on the porch and the courtyard. Anyway, on to the food. We had pate, crostini, hummus, chicken fried bacon, and a lamb burger with the sweet potato fries. Everything was fantastic. I was so happy to have good pate again. I haven't had good pate since Diner 437 closed! I was really surprised with the chicken fried bacon. I thought that it would be heavy and greasy, and it wasn't. I asked Domenica about the sweet potato fries and their designation is as appetizer only due to the amount of space she has in the kitchen. The kitchen is small and she struggles with space limitations. Good news is she is starting to cure her own pork and will also be rendering duck fat again soon for fries and hash, and will be introducing a new weekend brunch. We will be back soon!
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We have been back several times now but this past Sat was the first time I have had a burger. It was wonderful. Perfectly medium rare with a fried egg and bacon jam.
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I'm gonna try to make it out there this week. I hate that stupid bridge haha.
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Just don't go on a Tuesday when she is off. The ride is not so bad. If it is a weekend 4th St is kind of interesting because I keep seeing new restaurants I want to try. Otherwise, take the highway and get off on 22nd. Quick trip.
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I think I'll shoot for Thursday.
I finally made it to Three Birds Tavern for my first time. It was on a Thursday. It has been one of those places "on my list" that I've wanted to go to for a while. Now I see why nobody talks about it anymore. I have to say it was a MAJOR disappointment. Sorry to say that, since I'd heard such great things about Donnie. I bought the $12 for $25 worth of food deal from Creative Loafing, , thinking okay, good. I mean, it's a tavern, right? not Armani's. Shouldn't cost too much. Wrong, wrong, wrong.
2 of us went. I ordered Chimay (my fave ale). okay so they get points for having Chimay, but instantly lost points since both the waitress AND the bartender did not know which Chimay (i actually prefer red cap) they had, and even after locating a bottle, had to show it to me since they didn't know the diffference. Then ...it was served in a tall beer glass. Chimay should be served in a wide-mouthed goblet. (sigh).My dinner partner had Spaten and was happy with that. We both ordered one starter and one sandwich.
i ordered the short rib egg rolls with gorgonzola sauce, since i had been hearing about them since they opened. eh. gorgonzola sauce? first, it was hot, and it was peach colored and i didn't taste any gorgonzola. i kept tasting the sauce and tasting the sauce by itself, and could not determine what flavors were in it. i think with the hot short rib egg roll, a cold (or cool) sauce that tasted like gorgonzola would have been nice. this was....i don't know, like mcdonald's special sauce from the big macs? i didn't really get a taste of anything from the short ribs, it was just some kind of unseasoned shredded meat.My dinner partner had the vegetable risotto, which was asparagus. he liked it. i tasted, it was good, but overly spiced. too many flavors going on.
then our sandwiches came. he had the meat loaf sandwich with frites. he loved the frites, i wasn't particular impressed. i was disappointed in the mushy meat loaf. damn, no one makes meat loaf like my mama!! i had the bratwurst, it was good....but the bun immediately fell apart. i ended up having to eat it with a fork and knife. i have to say my side dish was positively delicious, it was baby spinach very lightly sauted in lemon and garlic. the star of the meal, absolutely.
we decided on one dessert, had the chunky monkey bread pudding. i have to say this was not bread pudding , to me. it was banana bread. no "pudding" at all. with chocolate chips and chocolate sauce. parts of it were warm, parts were ice cold. didn't finish it.
then the surprise! bill for lunch for the 2 of us...over $70...with tip would have been $85. for two starters, two sandwiches, and one dessert...yeah, and four beers. but still. All in all, i loved the spinach, he really liked the risotto. thank goodness I had the $25 off, so the lunch actually cost us about $75 including tip.
We were assured that Donnie (Domenica) was in house, and was preparing our food for us. Since I told the waitress to tell Donnie that we were friends of friends of hers, and that it was my birthday, and that i had been dying to come to Three Birds for so long, I kind of expected her to make an appearance at our table, if just to say hello. Jeannie Pierola does that for me at the super-crowded KitchenBars. But nope, they just said that Donnie would like us to fill out the comment card. Well, okay then.
There were only maybe 8 or 10 tables occupied, so for sure it wasn't that she was super busy.
the $75 would have been better spent at a myriad of other places. I finally ate at Three Birds, and I won't go back. :(


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I don't know how anyone could write a bad review on Benihana -The 56th Street locale in NYC is one of the nicest restaurants in existence. The hostesses are sweet and attentive, the chefs funny and excellent at what they do - the service is prompt & friendly. Where can you get a floor show of this quality (the chefs do their stuff with humor and it's so much fun to watch!) -plus Benihana's generous annual $30 birthday coupon is unheard of in this day and age. I go to Benihanas in Miami and elsewhere I always feel at home here and I bring guests. whenever I can - the food is mouth watering and any adult becomes a kid watching the master chefs perform their incredible juggling skills. Plus the 56th Street restaurant is near all shows and theaters. Bravo for Benihana! the show is part of the some of the best sights in NYC, and the staff is just wonderful. The prices for lunch and dinner are incredibly reasonable for expensive New York, and the drinks are moderately priced. Benihanas never fails to impress friends and clients - trust me! I hope Benihana gets the credit it deserves for a meal well done and served with love and care! Naysayers - go home! BENIHANAS IS THE BEST DEAL IN NEW YORK CITY!!!
Posted by Nanci from NYC on 09/02/2011
Kind of touristy, but my seafood & noodle dish was good. Place a bit shabby now, but just received email saying NYC closing Sept. 5, 2011 for renovation. OK...I belong to their Chef's Table & waited one year for their $30 Birthday Certificate which is for month of Sept, Mon-Thurs. Received it Thurs in mail, now can't use since they are closing. Asked if I could use when they reopen. They said no...so since I can't get to LI, NJ & I'm not going to Vegas this year, it is worthless. No flexibility on restaurant's part. If they are closing their store, they should allow me in Manhattan to use the certificate when they make a NYC restaurant available. Oh well...there are too many UWS Japanese restaurants to worry about Benihana, but I'll never patronize them again. Too rigid & this was a scam for me.
Posted by Amy b on 08/02/2010
I have been to this chain before in nj and it was quite good. The food here is bland and unremarkable. The teppanyaki (s?) master was slow and not funny and the prices were horrible. Both the steak and chicken were dry and over cooked plus NOT FRESH.... Avoid this restaurant please!!! Your money is best spent elsewhere!
Posted by ksisaacs on 01/01/2010
Went here for a bday lunch which was thirty bucks off with a coupon. The place was still fairly empty since it was early lunch and the day before New Year's Eve. Servers barely had a grasp of the English language and our chef was Indian! (wait, I thought this was a Japansese restaurant!) Had the steak and shrimp which was definitely nothing to rave and not worth $28.50. Lunch prices are much cheaper and more in line with the quality of food. So take a chance with this place only at lunchtime with friends or family other than that the food, wait time and prices are not worth it.
Posted by Car & Jar on 07/12/2009
Always a fun and great place to eat. You always know what your are in store for. If you have been to one you have been to them all. The only issue we have seen here is the unfriendly staff. Rude and unhelpful. If you ever tried to take out from here, they wont let you Fri, Sat or Sun... Doesnt matter what you order or if they are busy or not, its there policy. Fire some staff members, cut the no take out policy and hire some more friendly employees and there business would be great! Until than, we just have to deal with the rudeness of the employees. Enjoy.
Posted by ShaneRay88 on 05/19/2009
Everyone knows the schtick by now. You get an asian chef, usually pretty talented and fun, who is your hibatchi cook and host for the night. If that's the reason you go to Benihana, enjoy. Because, you really shouldn't go for the food or drinks. It's incredibly overpriced, and really uncomfortable seating arrangements. The edamame is standard, even good. But everything else turns out burnt and over-seasoned. Everyone knows this place is a gimmick.
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The food was great... the service was good, but the prices are a little high.


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There are two things we know for sure about Kevin Bieksa. First, he's good with reporters. Second, he's good with his feet. This Canucks.com clip is evidence of both.
Just after 1:40 of the video, the TSN interviewer fumbles his microphone and it drops to the ground. It's an unfortunate moment: considering the crowd gathered around Bieksa, you have to think there's no way that guy is gonna get in there to retrieve it. Thankfully, Kevin Bieksa is a helpful chap, and he kindly kicks it to him, mid-sentence.
Good guys, these Canucks.Tags: amusing clips, Canucks, Kevin Bieksa, pratfalls
I always thought there was a battle for space in front of an interviewed player much like the battle for space in front of a goalie. The TSN mic went to push the 1130 mic out, but the TSN mic was a little more Mason Raymond than Zdeno Chara and got knocked back. It's possible that it embellished the fall in order to draw a penalty though.
when i heard the wives, kids, relatives, etc., all made the trip the game 6 result spoke volumes, you never head out with the entourage to win a game- the thoughts were with the whining family members or dealing with the family members- it's a ridiculous situation to throw a player in- it's similar to your job, are you going to have everyone tag along to work with you, deal with them all that morning before work and make sure everyone is on time?…it's all too distacting and if the canucks lose this cup they can blame this lame, neophyte move


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SHREWSBURY, Mass. – Francis J. Sweeney of Shrewsbury died Saturday, Jan. 26, at Shrewsbury Nursing and Rehabilitation Center after an illness. He was 86.
He was born Oct. 22, 1926, in Worcester to Michael J. and Helen Hamilton Sweeney. He graduated from Commerce High School in Worcester and served in the Navy during World War II. He graduated from the College of the Holy Cross in 1950.
He worked as a systems analyst for more than 30 years at MITRE Corporation before retiring. He enjoyed playing golf, fishing and jogging.
Sweeney was predeceased by his wife, Rita M. Reardon Sweeney, in 2008; and a daughter, Kathleen, in 1994. He is survived by a son, Michael; four daughters, Maureen, Patricia, Eileen and Sharon; two brothers, Leonard and Robert Sweeney; six grandchildren; a great-granddaughter; and several nieces and nephews.
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Drink. Play. Repeat. The story of our lives here on Rihanna's 777 tour- and it's only Day Two! Sleep deprived? Totally. But allow me to explain why I am so proud of #TeamNoSleep:
We headed straight to the airport after RiRi's performance in Mexico City last night and boarded a four-hour flight to Toronto. By the time we got comfortable and ready to fall in and out of awkward napping —mouths open, drool slippin'— we arrived at our destination. Given a day room for the next four hours, dozens of journalists passed on passing out in a California King Bed in order to meet deadlines. Once we finished writing/eating, we were off to the venue for Rihanna's next performance. Listen, I'm not complaining — This is THE SH*T! And hey, if Rihanna's band member just so happens to hand me a glass of champagne while I write this post, I'm drinking it (which totally happened, btw!) DO YOU SEE WHAT I MEAN? Distractions. Sorry I'm not sorry.
But while most of us struggled to keep our eyes open on the way to the show, you best believe that the vibe of the Toronto Navy woke us up quick! Below is a recap of our night. How was yours?
"Thank you, Toronto, for making me feel like the only bitch in the world!" – Rihanna
Many of our Instagram friends who were following our posts compared RiRi's style to the late Aaliyah. What do you think?
Rihanna brought a ton of emotions during a few songs. Wonder what she was thinking about?
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Diane Ackerman has been the finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Nonfiction in addition to many other awards and recognitions for her work, which include the bestselling THE ZOOKEEPER'S WIFE and A NATURAL HISTORY OF THE SENSES. She lives with her husband Paul West in Ithaca, New York.
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Last-ditch attempt to cash-in on a dead franchise.
By Steve Biodrowski
This is easily the worst of the four feature films starring Christopher Reeve as the Man of Steel. SUPERMAN IV: THE QUEST FOR PEACE shows the signs of being a last-ditch attempt to cash in on a once-valuable franchise: the budget is low; the look is threadbare; the story rehashes much that went before. In short, there is little special about the film; it is simply one more adventure featuring Superman in the hope that an audience would be willing to purchase tickets regardless of the diminished quality.
The premise actually has an interesting idea: instead of restricting himself to fighting crime, Superman decides to intervene in human affairs on a global scale, unilaterally destroying the world's nuclear weapons. Unfortunately, Earth's nations are neither ready nor willing to give up their H-Bombs, and soon Lex Luthor (Gene Hackman) is resupplying them. Trying to prevent Superman from interfering, Luthor creates Nuclear Man (Mark Pillow), a blond-haired super-being with powers similar to Superman's. Superman defeats his opponent, but then addresses the United Nations, admitting he was wrong to interfere, that the world itself will have to make the decision to pursue peace.
One could read the film (especially decades later, after the invasion of Iraq) as a metaphor for unilateral U.S. intervention, the point being that no matter how well-intentioned and how powerful, a force for good must seek willing cooperation through diplomacy instead of simply imposing its will by might alone. Sadly, this idea is lost in the weak plotting, which basically features Luthor as a "fly in the ointment" who ruins Superman's grand scheme. How Luthor manages to develop nuclear weapons is never clear, and the countries who want to buy them (including, presumably, the United States) never come in for any chastising - it's all simply Luthor's fault, because that makes for an easy comic book villain without having to wrestle with the unpleasant complications.
Although it is always fun to see Hackman's Luthor, the shtick has grown a bit tired by this point, and it suggests a lack of imagination to rely on the familiar villain for the third time in four films. The rather absurd creation of Nuclear Man supplies SUPERMAN IV with another super villain (like the three in SUPERMAN II), but there is a desperate air to this strategy. The character is little more than a plot device, devoid of personality or interest, beyond the opportunity to stage a fight scene with the Man of Steel.
Equally distressing, the production has a slightly shabby feel, thanks to the diminished budget. The special effects are often weak, seldom even approaching the work in the previous films (which, although not always convincing, was usually at least fun to watch). In the end, it is hardly surprising that SUPERMAN IV put the final nail in the coffin of the Reeve-Superman franchise.
After SUPERMAN III, Christopher Reeve was quoted in interviews to the effect that he saw little potential for further Superman sequels, because there was nothing left to do with the character. He changed his mind because he thought the idea of having Superman deal with nuclear disarmament was worthy of an additional movie.
Reeve gets a co-story credit for the film's screenplay. This led to a lawsuit when two young screenwriters claimed Reeve had stolen the idea from a script they sent him. Reeve had received the screenplay but denied having read it in its entirety, claiming he only leafed through it during a phone conversation with the writers. The case was of interest because the writers had signed a then-standard submission agreement to the effect that, in exchange for having their material considered, they would not sue. Their lawyer argued that such agreements were inherently coercive and provided Hollywood filmmakers with a "license to steal."
Unlike the previous three films starring Christopher Reeve as Superman, SUPERMAN IV: THE QUEST FOR PEACE was not produced by Alexander and Ilya Salkind. The Salkinds sold the rights to Yoram Globus and Menahem Golan, whose independent production company, Cannon Films, was renowned for churning out second-rate junk that aimed to emulate more expensive Hollywood studio productions. They originally budgeted the movie at over $30-million, then cut it to less than $20-million shortly before shooting began.


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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -- Several exceptional performances across the board helped Bates College to a ninth-place finish out of 27 scoring teams on the final day of the New England Division III Track and Field Championships at Springfield College.
The Bobcats scored 36 points, while Southern Maine and Colby rounded out the top 10 scoring teams, tied with 31 points each.
Bates sophomore Izzy Alexander won the New England title in the women's heptathlon, after standing in third place and 20 points behind the leader heading into the final event, the 800 meters. Alexander (Harvard, Mass.) scored 3,932 points to beat out Chrissy Henko of Bridgewater State (3,850) and Morgan Jamiel of Wheaton (3,756).
The Bobcat quartet of senior Kathryn Moore (Pelham, N.H.), first-year Katie Bash (Wallingford, Pa.), Alexander and senior Jen Caban (Bedford, Mass.) ran the second-fastest 4x800-meter relay in Bates history, at 9:25.9, finishing in second place for eight points.
Other big highlights for the Bobcats included Moore notching a personal record in the 1,500-meter run, finishing in third place in 4:40.25 for six points. Moore narrowly missed the provisional qualification mark for the NCAA Division III Championships. Caban finished eighth in 4:46.93 to score another point for the team.
Also scoring points, and thus earning All-New England honors, for Bates on Saturday included:
- First-year Lisa Hartung (Farmington, Maine) finishing eighth in the 400 at 1:00.81, despite being entered in the slowest of three heats;
- The 4x400 relay team of sophomore Tara Higgins (Jeffersonville, Vt.), junior Amy Rosania (Rye Beach, N.H.), senior Julie Shelkey (Conway, Mass.) and Hartung finished in sixth place at 4:10.22 for three points;
- First-year Vantiel Elizabeth Duncan (Topsham, Maine) recorded a personal-record shot put of 39-01.00, good for sixth place and three points.
- Shelkey and senior classmate Laura Golitko (Hopkinton, Mass.) finished seventh and eighth in the pole vault at 10-02.00 and 9-08.00, respectively;
- Sophomore Jen Marino (Methuen, Mass.) placed eighth in the triple jump at 34-03.00.
On the first day of the heptathlon, Friday, Alexander set the Bates record in the 100-meter hurdles, timing in 15.79 seconds to shave .02 seconds off of the record Kathleen Nugent '06 set a year ago.
Also performing well for Bates on Friday were junior Molly Balentine (Hampden, Maine), who placed 11th in the 10,000-meter run in a time of 39:55.79, and Marino placing 16th in the long jump, at 15-07.75.
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A fourth round 1-0 defeat by Blue Square Premier Luton Town at Carrow Road meant the Canaries became the first top-flight opposition to be beaten by a club from outside the Football League in 24 years.
And after watching Scott Rendell's 80th minute goal eliminate Norwich, Hughton, whose side have taken just one point in their last six league games, knew they had paid the price.
"They came with a game plan and we found it very difficult to break them down," Hughton said of Luton, who are managed by his former Brentford team-mate and friend, Paul Buckle.
"The good chances that we did have, we were not able to put them away. If we get one of them, the game changes a little bit.
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Recycled into art
Rubbish 2 Runway," Frank Gallery, Chapel Hill, through July 7.
"Steamworks: Art, Stories & Adornments," Ackland Museum Store, Chapel Hill, through July 13.
This week recycle is the name of the game. At the Frank Gallery couture is created with bottle caps, plastic food bags, twist ties and film strips; at the Ackland Museum Store, Victorian fantasies have been recycled by some of today's artists who are part of the Steam Punk genre. Both shows are about flights of creative visions.
The designers spotlighted in the "Rubbish" show had to create an object that contained no fabric (could not begin with an already existing piece of clothing) and was wearable for at least several hours. The judges were looking for innovation, craftsmanship and wearability, and 31 finalists answered all the criteria. Among the entries were high school and college students and professionals; the judging was blind and the entries were critiqued equally. Torey Mishoe, the gallery director, told me she was so pleased that each category had a prize winner. Along with cash awards there were trophies made from recyclable materials.
Emmy Starr won Best in Show for her Black Sequin Sheath made of garbage bags, take-out sushi lids and metal discs punched out of cans. The dress was lined with bed sheet scraps. Hands down this garment was outstanding. Even on close examination it looked like the real thing. First-place winner Karen Anderson created a two-piece outfit. The top, fashioned with a stand up collar, was made from Trader Jo bags. Plain paper bags, cupcake papers and paint sample card strips magically became the ruffled skirt. She made the sash from an automobile tire inner tube. Both Starr and Anderson are professionals.
N.C. State College of Design student Salma Taylor won second place with her strapless short cocktail dress fashioned from paint chips, thread, Bristol board and fish netting, and East Chapel Hill High School student Sophie Price designed a dress with a tight bodice made from Dum Dum wrappers and a flouncy skirt of plastic grocery bags.
Other equally creative costumes were Jeanmarie Griffen's "21 Jump Street" primarily made of film strips; Beth Bell's "Ode to Dissertation," made from cast-off PhD drafts; and East Chapel Hill High exchange students Siqi Ma's and Yipin Han's "Chinese Spring." Their outfit was made from U.S. roadmaps encircled by a giant red arrow and inspired by Alfred Hitchcock's "North by Northwest."
According to Mishoe, this is the first time Frank has sponsored a show like this and the response was so wonderful, it will go on the calendar for next year. When all is said and done, the message is not just about recycling our packaging refuse, it is also about packaging overkill.
Just across the street at the Ackland Museum Store is a small gem of a show about Steam Punk. The Steam movement is an off shoot of sci-fi, based loosely on the interplay of reality and fantasy as gleaned from such Victorian myths as Frankenstein, Dracula and time machines. The show includes painters Elwira Pawlikowska and Ramona Szczerba, three-dimensional artists Mike Libby, Pamela Quevedo, Madelyn Smoak, Katharine Whalen, Tom Banwell and the writer John Bemis. Alice Southwick and Melinda Rittenhouse, manager and assistant manager of the store, put the show together, and sci-fi enthusiasts will love it. So will the rest of us, once we get the feel for what these artists are about.
The underlying core of Steam Punk is the steam locomotive, invented in the 19th century and capable of going faster than any machine up to that time. Pawlikowska is probably the most well-known of the artists in the show and her watercolor of a train barreling through the gothic cathedral-like train station puts into visual terms the powerful engine and the significant object to mark this branch of art. And these contemporary artists reset their technological societies to run on steam.
Steam Punkers also mine the dark side of the Victorian era. While the popular image of that society was prim and proper with dark velvet rooms, the contemporary imagination made those rooms settings for unbelievable horrors. Pair that with inventions of machines, especially the steam locomotive, which set the world on a faster pace than the ordinary person could absorb, and you have the perfect ingredients for sci-fi enthusiasts.
Szczerba illustrates children's books, especially those about dark faeries and imaginary inventors; Banwell creates leather masks; Smoak designs antique-type jewelry made from found objects; Quevedo makes delicate jewelry by using the vintage stitchery technique of tatting; and Whalen, who is an award winning musician, makes fabulous hats. Libby has borrowed the Victorian hobby of insect collecting and moved it to another dimension. His bugs begin with the real thing to which he attaches tiny watch wheels and sprockets and then displays then in shadow boxes; they would delight any entomology museum. Bemis, the author of the "Clockwork Dark Trilogy," is very popular with the middle schoolers; Southwick said they came to the opening in droves to hear him talk about his characters and get his autograph.
Sci-fi in cinema and literature has been around for a long time but in the past few months the genre has invaded our art galleries. I have become addicted. Give it a try, maybe you will too.
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The Falling Sand Game was the fist of the collection that I found at http://chir.ag/stuff/sand. It was originally created in Japan and the owner of the previously mentioned website enlarged it and hosted it on his own site. I used the java applet to get a copy for this website.
Using the Falling Sand Game
If you have never played this game before you'll probably be a little confused with the beginning appearance; e.g. a big splobby thing rolling around and streams of different coloured stuff coming from the ceiling. Fear not! This game is amazingly addictive when you know how to use it.
At the bottom of the game window there is a small grey rectangular area with things like wall, fire, ??? etc written on it. This is where you can select materials to draw.
Here's some info on the materials:
The wall is the basic element for the Falling Sand Game and it's recreated versions. It can restrain other materials but can be destroyed by the Namekuji (see below). It can also be charred by fire.
Fire can burn stuff (wow!). It can also destroy things like wall but can be put out by water.
Water is most interesting when used with plants, and can make quite cool effects. If used enough, it can put out fire.
Plant is a green creeper type thing which grows when it comes into contact with water. It can act as a good fuse when burnt.
Sand is another basic element. It doesn't do much but can be fun to wach run down tracks made of wall.
Not to be confused with sprout, as many people do.. This is a material which creates water to rain down on whatever you want. It is good for making greenhouses e.g. draw a house with wall, line the ceiling with spout and put a bit of plant across the floor. Watch the effect!
Latin for wax. It has the same properties as wax: it burns slowly and drips some of its contents which can be caught and solidified. Makes nice candles.
No one knows quite what this is. It seems to destroy nearly everything on the screen, sparing plant. If it is drawn too much at once it can recreate itself, making an endless loop of pink waves...
Another flammable substance and my personal favourite. Oil can be collected and burned to create pretty cool effects.
Guess what? It erases any material on the screen!
Salt doesn't really have a use, except for shrinking the Namekuji, which has quite a cool effect when it explodes...
Namekuji (Name-coo-gee)
Thought to be Japenese for slug, the Namekuji is the strange yellow thing that is moving round the window. As with a real slug, it likes water and detests salt. In water it swells and can take over the screen. If it does though, just add some salt and it should come back down to size.
But what are the other settings for? There are a few more options to the left to control various aspects of the game. The first, pen size, is used for setting how big the line is with which you draw.
The time speed determines how fast the game runs. The fastest setting is 5, and setting 0 freezes the window, which is useful for taking screenshots.
Then we have the flow controls: Sand, Water, Salt and Oil. Each one sets how big the flow from the top of the window will be.
Lastly, there is the Namekuji control. This determines the behaviour of the Namekuji: Move, Stop or Vanish.
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I'm reading the ActiveWidgets documentation, it's a great widget!!.
I think I didn't find the way to add data with JavaScript once the array was loaded to the widget....
My question is, Can I add data in a dynamic form I mean something like to take a value of an input and then put that value in the grid....
Another form may be the grid editable so the user can add a new row and edit that row...
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All you need to do is make the appropriate changes to the Javascript array that the data is in, then call refresh() on the grid. If you add rows to the array then you will also have to make a change to setRowCount before calling refresh. Same is true is you add columns, do a setColumnCount() prior to calling refresh().
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Doing this doesn't reset the highlighted row (if you're adding additional rows), but the scrollbar resets to the top of the page...With a quick search, I can't see how to set the position of the scroll bar, but I'll take a deeper look.
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Do a quick search on this Forum for ScrollIntoView, this is a nifty way to get the scrollbars and the highlighted row back into sync after data changes.
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