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text: Home Politics Charlie Rangel's Image Problem He's either sly as a fox or "brazen and arrogant." Never mind those ethics charges -- as the New York congressman campaigns for his 21st term in office, he seems determined to keep on doing the Harlem shuffle. By: E.R. Shipp Posted: Aug. 25 2010 4:31 PM 0 There is a general consensus concerning Rep. Charles Rangel, former chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus, and power broker by virtue of his 40 years of connections and many years of raising money for candidates and causes he favors: He should make nice with his congressional colleagues, find a way to settle the ethics charges that could lead to his expulsion and move ahead in his campaign for a 21st term. But Rangel, this time around, is no general-consensus cat. When Rangel did his Harlem shuffle dance at his birthday fundraiser in New York City's famed Plaza Hotel recently, he was Charles in Charge. In Washington on the House floor the day before, he seemed barely in control of his thoughts or his emotions as he castigated his fellow representatives, especially Democrats, for dragging their feet in resolving the ethics case that has been around for more than two years. In both settings, I could not help seeing him as yet another black leader -- whether in politics, business or the cultural milieu -- who doesn't know when it is time to leave the stage. It is time for Rangel to do so when he can't acknowledge wrongdoing based on slipshod ethics resulting from years of developing a sense of entitlement. I won't call it corruption. "If it is the judgment of people here, for whatever reason, that I resign, then, heck, have the Ethics Committee expedite this," he said in a speech to Congress that lasted more than 30 minutes, one that he said was given against the advice of his lawyers and others. "Don't leave me swinging in the wind until November. If this is an emergency, and I think it is to help our local and state governments out, what about me? I don't want anyone to feel embarrassed, awkward. Hey, if I was you, I may want me to go away, too. I am not going away! I am here!" Rangel said that some of the 13 ethics charges (pdf) reflect lapses in judgment, but not corruption. "If I can't get my dignity back here, then fire your best shot at getting me expelled." In being "brazen" and "arrogant" on the House floor, says Mike Paul, a public relations specialist who markets himself as a "reputation doctor," Rangel was essentially daring his colleagues: "Do you have the balls to vote out a guy as powerful as I am at 80 years old, to kick me out of this House?" And George Arzt, a consultant and longtime political observer, says this is "pure Charlie," adding: "Charlie is just a hell raiser, and that's what he's known for. Maybe he feels that a deal would be more imminent if he did it this way." Maybe he is being crazy like a fox, and in terms of image, his House-floor speech might have played well back home in Manhattan, especially central Harlem. There, Arzt says, what he hears most from black constituents is this: "He's a fighter, and if he goes down, he's going down fighting, and we like that." So this is reality: Ordinarily, Rangel might have to work at repairing his reputation to woo these voters, says Ester Fuchs, a political scientist at Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs. But, says Fuchs, "His greatest advantage is he's got no competition at this point; so even if people were unhappy with him, there's nobody compelling at this point to vote for." Given the millions of federal dollars he has brought into the district, including a huge portion of President Bill Clinton's urban-development program, along with his old-school gift for glad-handing, "most people don't think he's done anything worse than anybody else in Congress," Fuchs says. For the record, there are four declared candidates trying to defeat Rangel in New York's Sept. 14 Democratic primary, but no one has broken from the pack -- and certainly, based on their own records, they haven't made the case for trading in Charlie. They still might focus their campaigns around the themes of Rangel's age and the ethics charges, but they are generally seen as lambs for the slaughter, paving the way to a more likely era-changing election in 2012. And this is the thing: By 2012, the leading candidates might be Hispanic or white. For nearly 70 years, New York's 15th District, with various tweaks of its boundaries, has been considered "black." Two men have held the seat: first Adam Clayton Powell Jr., then Rangel. But long gone are the days when one would consider this a black district in a Harlem that was the black capital of the world. 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Wolf's DCX line of 3-chip DLP projectors use large, commercial-grade DMD chips and are available in three lamp-power configurations—500, 1000, and 1500 watts. In addition, each model can be ordered "full dress" with a finished cabinet (DCX-FD) or without (DCX-i), which is more appropriate for custom installations where the projector will be hidden from view.
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Variscope severely limits the distance at which the projector can be placed from the screen, since the zoom range is taken up with this function. So Wolf also offers an anamorphic-lens option called Variscope Ultra, which also uses the highest-grade optics and includes a motorized sled. In addition to allowing more flexible placement, it also extends the possible aspect ratios all the way to 2.70:1.
The DCX comes with an external controller/input switcher that works in conjunction with the projector's internal processor. This box provides six HDMI inputs and two HDMI outputs—one goes to the projector and the other goes to the audio system, a nice touch.
Of course, this level of performance doesn't come cheap. Baseline prices range from $65,000 for the DCX-500i to $117,000 for the DCX-1500FD, and Variscope Ultra is an extra $15,000. But each unit is custom built after determining the customer's specific needs, so if you've got the scratch, you won't be able to do much better than this.
Wolf is apparently still in business. See http://www.twice.com/article/CA6652783.html
Wolf is very much in business. In fact, the company recently announced a "technology sourcing" agreement with Christie, one of the world's primary commercial digital-cinema projector makers. For now, this means that Christie's light engines are modified by Wolf for use in its consumer projectors. Also, Christie has a wealth of innovative processes and technologies, some of which might be applicable to Wolf consumer gear in the future. In return, Wolf becomes Christie's technology outlet into the consumer marketplace.


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OGLESBY — Illinois Valley Community College trustee Leslie-Anne Englehaupt of LaSalle resigned from the board in a letter dated Jan. 8 to IVCC Board Chair Dennis Thompson.
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It has been a generation since our country last had a robust conversation about combatting poverty. Now is the time to reinvigorate that conversation, not cut needed benefits, write Robert E. Rubin, Roger C. Altman, and Melissa Kearney.
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Intellectual property can be stolen, bought or demanded as a quid pro quo for market access. The U.S. intelligence community believes China or Chinese interests are employing all three methods in an effort to close the technology gap.
In the waning days of 2012, the interagency Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States said "there is likely a coordinated strategy among one or more foreign governments or companies to acquire U.S. companies involved in research, development, or production of critical technologies."
It did not name the country in its unclassified report but separately noted a growing number of attempts by Chinese entities to buy U.S. companies.
Who will be soccer's next 'perfect machine'?
There's room for two less serious challenges in 2013. One is whether any football team, in Spain or beyond, can beat Barcelona and its inspirational goal machine Lionel Messi, who demolished a record that had stood since 1972 for the number of goals scored in a calendar year. (Before Glasgow Celtic fans start complaining, let's acknowledge their famous win against the Spanish champions in November.)
Despite the ill health of club coach Tito Vilanova, "Barca" sits imperiously at the top of La Liga in Spain and is the favorite to win the world's most prestigious club trophy, the European Champions League, in 2013. AC Milan is its next opponent in a match-up that pits two of Europe's most storied clubs against each other. But as Milan sporting director Umberto Gandini acknowledges, "We face a perfect machine."
Will Gangnam give it up to something sillier?
Finally, can something -- anything -- displace Gangnam Style as the most watched video in YouTube's short history? As of 2:16 p.m. ET on December 26, it had garnered 1,054,969,395 views and an even more alarming 6,351,871 "likes."
Perhaps in 2013 the YouTube audience will be entranced by squirrels playing table tennis, an octopus that spins plates or Cistercian nuns dancing the Macarena. Or maybe Gangnam will get to 2 billion with a duet with Justin Bieber.


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For a while I have been considering climbing Acklands Hill Road which is about an 8 percent climb out of Coromandel Valley to Cherry Gardens. Last time I cycled up this hill was 25 years ago when I was 20. Hard to believe it has been quarter of a century. Michael Warner mentioned it a few times and each time I was really did not want to try climbing it again as I know how tough it is to climb.
After hearing about Mark Fs successful ascent up the Corkscrew the thought of visiting Acklands Hill Road again after all these years seemed to be a challenge I had to do. Coromandel Valley is the place I grew up. Many times when I was young, after school I used to sit in a paddock across the valley on my way home from school and watch the school bus chug its way up Acklands Hill Road wondering if it was going to get to the top. Riding up that road on a bike never seemed possible to me as it was long and steep.
When I was 20 years old I played some football and wanted to keep my fitness so I rode my bike (a Malvern Star) up Acklands Hill Road. Yes, I did climb that hill, but the experience of the tiredness and the effort required was a memory I have never forgot. For a long time I have been avoiding climbing this hill but after all that has happened to me this year I thought no longer could I not do this challenge. I can understand the feeling Mark F had that was drawing him increasingly to take on the Corkscrew.
Today I happened to be in Coromandel Valley and had some time to kill. While in the valley the weather looked pretty grey and there was a light drizzle. I could have happily gone home and use the excuse that the weather was no good, but I decided to go up Acklands Hill Road anyway.
The climb up Acklands Hill Road at the start seems very mundane as you ride up a widened section of road that goes past a housing estate. I can remember there use to be a paddock on the right hand side where the houses now are which used to be the Watchmans property. They used to let their cows graze in the paddock and I can remember riding one of them.
As the line of houses ends, the road narrows and as it turns slightly left it begins to kick up and get steeper. It wasnt long ago when the paddocks on the left were just grazing land. Now the paddocks have been given over the revegetation. At the end of the houses there is now a tree line. I can remember when you could look over your shoulder and see the whole valley and see the Sturt River meander is way through it. The road surface itself has changed, I can remember it had a gravelly appearance, but now it is smooth as quite pleasant to ride on.
As you near the top of Acklands Hill Road it actually becomes steeper and the climbing more difficult as you cant see where the road finally flattens out. Just when you arrive at the flattened area near the top you think it must be the top but the road kicks up again steeply just to cause cyclists a little extra suffering.
Once you arrive at the top you are rewarded by a fairly flat run all the way to Cherry Gardens. Arrival at the the top was euphoric as the dull grey weather had given way to sunshine and warmth....how nice was that I thought! When you continue on to Ironbank, take the road to the right. The road has a short incline but it gives way to an amazing 20 percent descent that continues for about 2 km...I mention this descent as it is one that is not well known but it is amazing :)
Revisiting Acklands Hill Road after so long was an amazing experience. I rode my Vitus Carbone which is also about 25 years old. The ascent seemed very easy compared to what I last remembered. Maybe I didnt get the scenic view of the valley I wanted to photograph because the trees now block the view. The gravity of this achievement didnt really hit me until I got home and I have definitely feel a sense of achievement. It is hard to share this sense of achievement as only another cyclist can identify with meeting a challenge and defeating a nemesis :)
Know how you feel Chewie, I am glad my ride helped to inspire you. I must tell you that what you have achieved in the last few years have inspired me!
Well done mate!
Oh yeah, that road to the right - Morgan/Mawson or something - wonderful! If all roads were just like that ;-)
The only times I've headed into that area I've ridden up Windebanks Rd in Aberfoyle Park - ouch!
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A vision of Britain between 1801 and 2001.
Including maps, statistical trends and historical descriptions.
The following appear as names for Llanfihangel Abercowin. Follow the links for what the author actually said:
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LLANFIHANGEL ABERCOWIN | John Bartholomew | Gazetteer of the British Isles (Edinburgh: Bartholomew, 1887). |
John Marius Wilson | Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales (Edinburgh: A Fullarton & Co., 1870-72). |
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These names were used for units associated with Llanfihangel Abercowin. Click on the links for details of the units and their names:
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LLANFIHANGELABERCOWIN | Parish-level Unit (CP/AP) | 1871 Census of England and Wales, Table 4, 'Area; Houses and Inhabitants, 1861 and 1871, in the Parishes and Places comprised in each Superintendent Registrar's District'. |
LLANFIHANGEL ABERCOWIN | Parish-level Unit (CP/AP) | 1851 Census of Great Britain, Table [1], 'Population Abstract'. |
LLANFIHANGEL ABERCYWYN | Ecclesiastical Parish (EP) | M. Richards, Welsh Administrative and Territorial Units (Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 1969), p. 119. |
LLANVIHANGEL ABERECORVIN | Parish-level Unit (CP/AP) | 1831 Census of Great Britain, Table [1], 'Population Abstract'. |
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Every name listed here is linked to the particular historical source in which it appears, but we cannot claim that these are all the historical names of Llanfihangel Abercowin, or that our references are to the first usage of the names. Similarly, we have tried to ensure that names included here are not transcription errors by ourselves, but it is possible they are the result of errors made when the historical sources were printed, or the result of visiting authors or census officials mis-hearing local names.
GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, History of Llanfihangel Abercowin in Carmarthenshire | Place names, A Vision of Britain through Time.
URL: http://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/place/10951/names
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So last week media got hold of a letter from Fordham University president Joseph McShane -- that got to his students condemning their college Republicans for asking Ann Coulter to speak on its campus.
You know 'cause she Satan.
He senator rhetoric is needlessly provocative.
Something you never see on a college campus.
Apparently he's never set foot into his actual classrooms.
You want needless rhetoric try talking to one of the -- marxists on faculty.
Actually that's -- rhetoric but just not the bad guy he's just predictable.
I'm kinda -- at the college Republicans who apologized in rescinded the invitation to hand.
Well since you never appease those you wanna destroy you even when they bully you so in the bastion of free expression a student group was -- -- pathetic retreat.
A show of liberal intolerance that closes the book on debate.
Speaking of which what a great time for my book the -- of hate to come out for reveals the ultimate -- of the tolerant left.
I call them the -- -- tools to pretend to be tolerant until they actually need a conservative.
It's what Coulter gets thrown off campus well sort of left wing haters still parade in.
So congrats to the college Republicans Fordham and its president is proud of you.
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The food and service are very good, and the $30 three course menu is excellent. But the best reason for choosing Catch 35 among the other good restaurants in the area is that, if you are going to the theater, your valet parking is refunded.
The place is very nice. I am old fashion and i think the dress code should be very nice dress evening attire. NO JEANS OR GYM SHOES of any kind. We know the young set thinks that jeans are dressy but they are not. You should always try to look your best when you go out to a really nice and clean resturant like catch 35. Please suggest that for dress code. Food was great, waiter was great. name was john and he was very nice and pleasant. I reccommend this place to any of my associates. on a scale of 1 -10 I give it a 9. No jeans. No saggin pants. Have a good day.
Lobster Bisque fantastic! Waiter misunderstood I wanted the Grand Bank Haddock and I got Scallops instead - but they were great! Great staff, provided quick attention.
We were having dinner prior to a concert. Making the reservation was very easy. When we arrived, we were seated immediately. The service was great. The food was even better. My favorite was the crab and shrimp bisque. Delicious. Thanks for a great experience.
My boyfriend got me tickets to go see Wicked. We decided to make it a fun date night by seeking a more upscale and classy restaurant before the show. Our waiter, Carlos, was extremely knowledgeable about the menu and had a vibrant personality to match. Our food was prepared perfectly and brought out quickly. The prices were very reasonable for the quality we got. My only complaint (and it's not a big one) is that the table for two, which we reserved is placed right on top of the surrounding tables. I shared a bench seat with the woman at the table next to us. At times it was hard not to pay attention to the neighboring tables' conversations. Overall we had a great time and would definitely come back!
Catch 35 is near all the major downtown theaters. We go there often after a matinee, and the food is always excellent. Great salads, good wine selection, and interesting seafood. Server asked, "Are you going to the theater tonight? Do you have any time constraints I should take into account?" Nice touch!
A dozen east coast oysters, beautifully served, were the app for dinner before seing "Wicked." Highly recommend the mussels: juicy little pillows, perfectly done, served in a spicy broth, and a jalapeño sauce for dipping. In the bowl was a beautiful, thick, crusty bread - perfect for sopping up the broth. Had it not been for the theatre, we would have gotten a second order, eaten the mussels, and saved the broth to use as a pasta sauce at home the next night!
Whenever I crave for fish, this is my go-to-place near work. I was never impressed with their wine selection, but I mostly go for nice healthy lunch. I do not like their bread, and I wish they serve real butter. The sub-servers are too ready to remove your plates away and I sometimes find it too bugging, yet, that must be because people are generally in a hurry during lunch time. I always order one of the two, sea bass or halibut, depending on the availability, and loved it everytime. (Other dishes were... just ok) The mushroom risotto served with halibut is really good in flavor and texture, without being too creamy/greasy. Definitely recommended!
What more could I ask for? Great food, great service and free parking when I went to a stage play.
Made reservations on line, same day. So easy... great atmosphere... good wine. delicious dinner. Will definitely eat at Catch 35 when back in Chicago!!! Thank you.
The best fish preparation and presentation in the city. Always a treat to go here before theatre or just for dinner out. Specials are always outstanding. Fresh is just off the boat here!!!!
From the Northwest and know seafood. This was excellent. Offered non frozen king crab which was outstanding.
The root vegetables with duck confit, served with the grouper was out standing. I would also recommend the fried calamari it was so tender . The stickey pudding dessert was excellent.
Thoroughly enjoyed Catch 35. Had reservations early (5:45pm) so as to make show around the corner. Meal was excellent, and great choices. Server was attentive and aware of our need to make the show. But, we were not rushed. We were a party of 4 and all of us commented about returning again, regardless of show plans.
We are never disappointed with this eatery. Great selections on the menu, wonderful service and food preparation. We take a lot of new people there and they always love it. Ideally, you should be a seafood lover but if you are not, their steak is delicious. The only suggestion I can make to management is to expand your beer menu or change your draft selections more often.
I took my wife to see Wicked for her birthday, and we stopped in to Catch 35 beforehand for a romantic dinner. Everything about the experience was excellent, including the fact that our server asked us if we were going to a show and what time it started so that they could be sure to have us on our way in time. I had the blackened salmon and my wife had the shrimp and scallops. Both dishes were amazing, and the portion sizes were perfect. Thanks so much, Catch 35!
Service was extremely helpful, courteous and timely. Food presentation was really good and the tastes of all that we ordered was truly memorable and well done.
Great people, food and understand the theater timing perfectly.
wait staff was very accommodating getting our dinners timely as we had theater tickets. dinner was excellent. We were a part of four and all decided on the Chilean Sea Bass that was excellent. Wine list is extensive with many good wines to choose from. Highly recommend for dinner just because or for special occasions.
Arctic Char special on price fixe menu was good with a very interesting presentation. Service was excellent (Johnny). A good choice when dining in the theatre district.
Only a block away with great Valet service! The food is awesome! (if you appreciate sea food.) Never have tried the beef. Too many other good things to order that you can't get anywhere else. Try the scallops.....
My husband and I dined there before going to a John Legend concert at the Chicago Theatre. My husband had chili-rubbed salmon and I had the grilled artic char. Both dishes were fresh, delicious, and outstanding in presentation and taste. My husband still raved the next day about his dish! I We both had the prixe fix choice which is a great value for a 3-course meal of this quality. This was our third visit to Catch 35 in the last 6 months and the food has always been great and the wait staff is very attentive. We had a great experience and would highly recommend it to others and would definitely go there again.
A repeat visit that did not disappoint. Food is always fresh and service was excellent.
Everything we ordered was delicious. ..sriracha shrimp, chilean sea bass, swordfish oscar, toffee pudding cake and white chocolate creme brulee....very good bust it is super loud by the bar area.
The food was outstanding. I thoroughly enjoyed two apps. The service was great and she accommodated my requests and suggested fantastic wine that paired perfect with my food. Not sure if they knew I'd get a review request, but they offered me free dessert. I chose the flourless chocolate cake which was really out of this world, delicious!
Very good food, especially walleye plus great service
Service was rushed. waitress was pushy and did not take even less than subtle hints to slow down.
I loved every second of this place. From the time we walked in and saw the piano bar with musicians playing. We were seated within 5 minutes of arriving and the waitress was super friendly and fast. She did not mess around. I mean if we finished our drink she was right there on the last sip to pick up the glasses. The food was really good. I had a fantastic time and can't wait to go there again.
Good atmosphere and food. Dinner was very efficient. Our waitress and other staff were attentive. Close to the oriental theatre; great restaurant to eat before watching a show.
I took my niece there before a play, not knowing she wasn't a big seafood eater. I had the sea bass and she had the filet medallions. The food was great and the staff even better! Highly recommended
Our group of 6 had a very pleasant evening at Catch 35. The service and food was outstanding. The varied menu held something for everyone in our group and the prices were reasonable. The bartender was excellent and portions were generous. I will pay a return visit and will not hesitate to recommend Catch 35 tp others.
Our experience at Catch 35 was extremely enjoyable, the atmosphere and ambiance was relaxing and inviting. The seafood ranks amid the best in Chicago. We will definitely be dining there again,and undoubtedly will be spreading the word amongst friends. We would also like to commend our waitress on her recommendations an knowledge of the menu, her consideration did not go unnoticed.
Any time we go to a musical or other performance, we dine here first. They always get us in & out on time without ever compromising the quality of the food (we even arrived 30 min late due to traffic this last time). The atmosphere is upscale without being pretentious. You can leave your car with their valet service while seeing your show & Catch 35 will even reimbursed the valet parking expense.
Tried some new menu options and enjoyed some old faves. Love the entertainment! Sourdough w butter yummy. Nice wine list-we chose a fresh, light white that complemented our selections. Sriracha shrimp is a winner, light and perfectly cooked, with just a bit of spicy kick. Martha's vineyard is light, slightly sweet raspberry vinaigrette is a great offset to the bleu and nuts. All seafood selections were incredibly fresh! Grouper was simply prepared w a root veggie hash-seasonal and delightful. Blackened Block Island swordfish was perfectly done, seasoning was not over-the-top hot. Roasted veggie side was a nice contrast. We ended w coffee and the Key Lime Pie, perfect to cap off the meal. Service fine. Will be back.
Catch 35 is a great value without compromising quality and atmosphere! The downtown location is a hidden gem! It is right smack dab in the heart of Chicago! Great atmosphere, wonderful view of Marina Towers & the city lights. Outstanding live music and the food was mouthwatering!! I have recommended this to several friends who have gone and have raved about it! Their fish is fresh and prepared perfect. Their fillet medallions with blue cheese........ON!!!! This is now a regular neighborhood stop for my husband and I. I highly recommend it. Whether you live in the city or you are just visiting this is a must! You can listen to live music, enjoy a beautiful view, savor some outstanding food without costing you a fortune!!! It's a winner!
Diverse, sophisticated lunch menu a step above salads and sandwiches (those are available, too) makes Catch 35 a lunch destination. The food is excellent and the service prompt AND tables are not squeezed together so conversation is easy. A real treat all around.
A nice restaurant , with good service, excelent food and good service
I have very particular tastes whch are a bit out of fashion. I think most will like this restaurant better than I did -- I found great ingredients and some very good preparations, but I prefer less fusion and less ingredients -- I found many dishes had one too many ingredients. The grilled squid is phenomenal. The sashimi tuna was very good, but I did not care for the smoked sesame oil which overpowered the excellent fish. THe vegatable side dish was very good and a great match, but the fried rice was again overpowering to the fish. In short -- lots of choices for everyone (if you like fish or seafood) great variety but would prefer some simpler choices as well
Arrived and advised our party was less. Were seated in approximately 10 minutes. Waiter arrived, gave us menus..we already had drinks from the bar. It then took our waiter approximately 20 minutes to return to our table to take our order only AFTER I said when he was passing... "um, can we please order?" Our food came out and was delicious. We did not see our waiter again until I asked for the bill. After getting the bill we checked it and he had the nerve to automatically include an 18% tip for a party of 5! I finally found him and told him that was unacceptable and he took it off. He didn't deserve more than 10-15% as his service was horrible and after his presumptuousness of adding 18% deserves less! Not sure what was left for him.
We greatly enjoyed the convenience of location and comped valet parking before attending a loop theater event. The 3 course prix fixe salmon, salad and dessert was a great deal and tasted great, and not everyone at the table had to order it.
Our server was wonderful. Very knowledgable of the menu and wine list. Could not have been more pleased with his service. The food was outstanding. The manager took the time to visit our table and welcomed us as 1st time customers. We will highly recommend.
Good location on the river in Chicago. Lakes fish was excellent. Nice room.
Very impressive building and location. We ate the steak sliders and the asian-fusion haddock while listening to an excellent jazz trio. Service was also excellent.
We had been meaning to try Catch 35 for awhile now and finally got around to it. So happy we did. The lighting and noise levels were just the way we like it - lighting was not too dark and we could enjoy our dinner conversation w/o the lip reading or yelling required at too many restaurants. Our sever, Rafael, was great. Providing just the right amount of information about the menu and giving us time to enjoy the selection process. The serving team was attentive w/o being intrusive. Rafael discovered our dinner was celebratory and surprised us with an extra surprise at dessert -- much appreciated! We were pleased with our entrees and desserts. Very tasty. We are looking forward to our next visit.
We recently took our whole family to Catch 35 for dinner, including our 4 kids under age 11, and had a great meal. At first I was a little skeptical that they seated us ALL the way in the back, but I get it - kids could potentially be noisy! Our neighbor was very attentive and got our drinks right away. Fish is the way to go at Catch 35, although there were options for my no-fish eating daughter (caesar salad and pad thai). The food was delicious and we got to the theatre on time! Would definitely recommend this restaurant.
The beet salad was a great starter. The scallops with bacon, risotto and mixed fall vegetables was excellent. The warm sticky toffee pudding cake with ice cream hit the spot. The food was served promptly, but we were not rushed. The waitress was friendly, but not overly familiar. The restaurant was busy, but my wife and I could hear each other talk, seated at a small table toward the back. We have been to Catch 35 in Chicago several times - and the food and service has always been excellent.
The food and wine were fabulous and the service outstanding
Great seafood... excellent service; reservations were promptly honored thru Open Table and we were quite satisfied. Combo jazz group plays form 6;30PM - ish to 9 PM around the bar area at the front.; for a quiet table ask to be seated towards the back.
Server was pleasant, efficient and aware that this was a pre-theater dinner. Food came prepared beautifully , hot and we did not feel rushed. I asked for little seasoning or sauces on the side and that is exactly how my fresh fish was delivered. Yummy key-lime pie for dessert. Giant Bonus--- valet parking was reduced from our check. Definitely recommend this place to others.
Great fresh seafood and exceptional, attentive service! Excellent value.


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Seems like it could happen apparentally. A lot of people seem to be against it, but I would personally love to see what they could create.
Seems like it could happen apparentally. A lot of people seem to be against it, but I would personally love to see what they could create.
It's all in the mind y'know
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This quote from that article sums it up pretty dang well.
Different people, different world, and no matter how their fans long to see it recreated, the Beatles can never happen again.
I thought this was about a new Beatles game >_>
But I would like to hear what they could do, although people would have impossible standards (worse than the standards for Death Magnetic) and probably hate it. Hopefully Dhani would be doing the majority of the songwriting, he's IMO the best out of all of them.
I went to Harmonix and ordered a pepperoni pizza. Instead, they gave me a cheese pizza and told me that I could buy one pepperoni slice every week.
Personally, I'd rather see John represented by Julian than Sean.
This 'Junior Beatles' idea has often crossed my mind over the years. Julian and Dhani are already dead ringers for their dads. And I can't imagine them being any worse than any of the other crappy mainstream rock bands around these days. But, of course, I highly doubt Zak would be interested in the project, though, since he's a highly-in-demand session/touring drummer. And Jason (Ringo's other son) isn't a musician, so he's not an option.


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Posted: 11/14/2011 Filed under: Leadership, Success | Tags: attitude, behavior, books, confidence, control, emotion, feelings, leadership, life, people, perception, Positivity, success Leave a comment »"Act, Don't React". For years this advice perplexed me. How can we possibly "act" to a situation, not "react"? After all, "for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction," not "an equal and opposite action". A reaction is a law of nature, so we have no control, right? Well… not quite.
When someone or something makes you angry, hurt, scared, or all of the above, you experience an automatic "reaction" – those feelings of anger, pain and fear. Inwardly, you may feel like screaming and throwing things, or like running away. You feel all kinds of small, hard emotions deep inside your belly. That's a reaction. You may not have control over that. However, you do have control over what you show to the world. You have control over how you "act".
When you encounter a situation that makes you want to behave badly, step back. Try to understand that your feelings are not in control. You are in control, and as powerful as your feelings may be, you don't have to let them loose. Set those feelings aside, and when you get some alone time, if you still want to, you can let 'em rip: scream at the top of your lungs, say all kinds of bad words, cry, throw a pillow at the wall, stomp your feet – have a good 'ol tantrum. But in the moment that the situation occurs, when you are face-to-face with another person, (or face-to-rear-bumper if you're in traffic,) maintain your calm. It can be difficult, I know.
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- "Fault" is not that important because it's usually shared.
- The other person may be feeling hurt, angry or scared, too.
Trying to understand exactly where the other person is coming from may be too difficult until you have a cool head; but you can still acknowledge that your perception, your viewpoint, is not the only one. Perception is a tricky thing, because it involves so much more than whatever is driving a given situation. Perception involves back-story, baggage even. In "The Three Laws of Performance," authors Steve Zaffron and Dave Logan point out that "Situations occur differently for each person. Not realizing this can make another's actions seem out of place". They define "occur" as "the reality that arises within and from your perspective on the situation… [this] includes your view of the past (why things are the way they are) and the future (where all this is going)." This is very important because now we can clearly see that if you are in an altercation with an individual, the two of you are having different experiences. You are each experiencing the same moment, but very differently, because your perceptions include preconceived attitudes about the past and the future. You have a clear argument in your head, a clear notion of why you are right and they are wrong, because of these preconceptions.
That's why you have to step back, outside of your "occurrence" and "act" calm. I am not a big fan of the whole "count to ten" thing because it shows that you are about to lose control and are making an active effort to maintain it – this is far from optimum. If you absolutely cannot reconcile yourself to handling a situation when it happens, then just play it cool and say you want to think things over for a bit, and you'll get back to the other person. Then, remembering that perception and how an event occurs is different for each person, really think about how you can approach the situation differently, and try to see the other person's side. Focus on how to move forward and create a win-win experience. These types of situations are valuable learning experiences – they build your problem-solving toolkit. You can use this moment of struggle as an opportunity for growth. Like Hellen Keller said: "We could never learn to be brave and patient if there were only joy in the world."
An action is an outward display. A reaction is internal. We have control over our actions – we may not always exercise that control, but it's always there. "Act, don't react" means: take charge of the situation by mastering your own behavior.
So, when you're dealing with an unpleasant reaction, you need to "act" like the situation is under control. Don't react. Not now. Do that later. Now, just Act. Act like a grown-up, confident person who has mastery over his feelings and can maintain composure. You'll find that, the more you act the part, the more you become that person. And that's gonna feel pretty good.
Maintaining composure does a lot: it helps to defuse the situation – if you can maintain control, the other person will calm down, too. And it's good for your reputation. You'll be known for keeping a cool head, even when provoked. That makes you seem reliable and responsible – someone who can be counted on in tough situations. In the business world, as in all aspects of your life, this is a useful reputation to have.
I leave you with this quote from B.C. Forbes: "The man who is bigger than his job keeps cool. Confident that he is equal to any emergency, he does not lose his head. He refuses to become rattled, to fly off in a temper, to stamp and holler and swear. The man who would control others must be able to control himself."


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Yeah, those songs (or is it one song?) by the Myriad Burial look pretty sick.
I can see it now...
Yeah, those songs (or is it one song?) by the Myriad Burial look pretty sick.
It looks like RBN is going to make me even more broke than I was before.
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I wonder if some of you people are deaf.
I don't see ALL of the double kicks charted. Indeed, you can hear twice as many kicks during the steady runs a la Painkiller. In fact, Painkiller would've been better had it been charted like that, but no. They had to make it kick-kick-kick-snare instead of kick-kick-kick-kick+snare.
I digress. Guitar solos look absolutely hysterical, but the music sounds great. Those who were afraid that RBN would bring in half-assed garage bands need not fear.
Death metal fans can rejoice as well.
inb4 facetious asshat telling me it's really "symphonic black Canadian metal." I don't give a damn.
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I mean, didn't Neversoft pretty much hire Scorehero charters to make Guitar Hero 3?
The solos on The Myriad Burial song look like so much fun!
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Charts look awesome and very professional....doesn't look like amateur "Frets on Fire" stuff at all.
Two observations about the video I was wondering about:
1) The videos show full band FC....I'm just guessing here, but that's NOT human beans performing those charts, right? Is this a feature of Magma/Reaper or whatever that the Auditions will show you an "autopilot" full-FC run, i.e., what the song would look like if played to perfection?
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