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General Questions
- Who can get an account?
- Do I have to pay for supercomputer use?
- How many supercomputers does OSC have? Which one should I use?
- Where should a new OSC user begin?
- How do I acknowledge OSC in my publications?
- Can I receive a letter of support from OSC when I apply for outside funding?
- How do I register for a workshop?
- Where can I find documentation?
- My question isn't answered here. Whom can I ask for help?
- Something seems to be wrong with the OSC systems. Should I contact the help desk?
Account Questions
- What are projects and accounts?
- How do I get/renew an account?
- I'm a faculty member. How do I get accounts for my students?
- I'm continuing the research of a student who graduated. Can I use his/her account?
- I'm working closely with another student. Can we share an account?
- How do I change my password?
- I want to use csh instead of bash. How do I change the default shell?
- What is an RU?
- How do I find my account balance?
- How do I get more resources?
- How much will my account be charged for supercomputer usage?
Disk Storage Questions
- What is my disk quota?
- How can I determine the total disk space used by my account?
- How do I get more disk space?
- How can I find my largest directories?
- How can I use tar and gzip to aggregate and compress files?
Email Questions
- How do I change the email address OSC uses for me?
- I got an automated email from OSC. Where can I get more information about it?
Linux Questions
SSH Questions
- What is SSH?
- How does SSH work?
- Can I connect without using an SSH client?
- How can I upload or download files?
- Where can I find SSH and SFTP clients?
- How do I run a graphical application in an ssh session?
Batch Processing Questions
- What is a batch job?
- How do I submit, check the status, and/or delete a batch job?
- Can I be notified by email when my batch job starts or ends?
- Why won't my job run?
- How can I retrieve files from unexpectedly terminated jobs?
Compiling System Questions
- What languages are available?
- What compiler (vendor) do you recommend?
- Will software built for Glenn run on Oakley?
Parallel Processing Questions
- What is a parallel processing?
- What parallel processing environments are available?
- What is a core?
- I'm not seeing the performance I expected. How can I be sure my code is running in parallel?
Libraries/Software Questions
- What software applications are available?
- Do you have a newer version of (name your favorite software)?
- How do I get authorized to use a particular software application?
- What math routines are available? Do you have ATLAS and LAPACK?
- Do you have NumPy/SciPy?
- OSC does not have a particular software package I would like to use. How can I request it?
- I have a software package that must be installed as root. What should I do?
- What are modules?
Performance Analysis Questions
- What are MFLOPS/GFLOPS/TFLOPS/PFLOPS?
- How do I find out about my code's performance?
- How can I optimize my code?
Other Common Problems
- What does "CPU time limit exceeded" mean?
- My program or file transfer died for no reason after 20 minutes. What happened?
- Why did my program die with a segmentation fault, address error, or signal 11?
- I created a batch script in a text editor on a Windows system, but when I submit it on an OSC system, almost every line in the script gives an error. Why is that?
- I copied my output file to a Windows system, but it doesn't display correctly. How can I fix it?
General Questions
Who can get an account?
Any faculty member or research scientist at an academic institution in Ohio is eligible for an academic account at OSC. These researchers/educators may request accounts for their students and collaborators. Commercial accounts are also available. More information about applying for both academic and commercial accounts at OSC can be found at https://www.osc.edu/supercomputing/support/account.
Do I have to pay for supercomputer use?
OSC receives funding from the state of Ohio. There is no charge for Ohio academic use.
How many supercomputers does OSC have? Which one should I use?
OSC currently has two HPC clusters, which are named Oakley and Glenn. New users should choose Oakley unless they require software that is available only on Glenn. Long-time users should consider migrating some or all of their work to Oakley.
Where should a new OSC user begin?
The first thing you should do as a new OSC user is register your ARMSTRONG account using the login information in your welcome letter. You will use ARMSTRONG to change your HPC password, connect with other OSC users, add new users to your projects, and more. To register with your HPC information, visit the ARMSTRONG registration page.
After registering with ARMSTRONG your should change your High Performance Computing (HPC) password from the default provided; see "How do I change my password?". Your next step will be connecting to the High Performance Computing (HPC) clusters; see Getting Connected.
Once you are able to connect to our HPC systems, you should start familiarizing yourself with the software and services available from the OSC, including:
How do I acknowledge OSC in my publications?
An acknowledgment of support from the Ohio Supercomputer Center should appear in a publication of any material, whether copyrighted or not, based on or developed with OSC-supported computing resources.
"This work was supported in part by an allocation of computing time from the Ohio Supercomputer Center."
Can I receive a letter of support from OSC when I apply for outside funding?
OSC has a standard letter of support that you can include (electronically or in hard copy) with a proposal for outside funding. This letter does not replace the application process for time on OSC's systems. To receive the letter of support, please send your request to firstname.lastname@example.com. You should provide the following information: name and address of the person/organization to whom the letter should be addressed; name(s) of the principal investigator(s) and the institution(s); title of the proposal; number of years of proposed project; number of RUs requested per year. Please allow at least two working days to process your request.
When you receive outside funding related to research you conduct on OSC's systems, please log into the ARMSTRONG portal at https://armstrong.osc.edu/ and add that information in the appropriate section. Such information is important to the center and to state officials.
Hardware information about the systems is available at http://www.osc.edu/supercomputing/hardware.
How do I register for a workshop?
For a complete schedule of current training offerings, please visit the OSC Training Schedule. To register or for more information, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Where can I find documentation?
For documentation specific to software applications, see Software. For other available documentation, see Manuals.
My question isn't answered here. Whom can I ask for help?
Contact the OSC Help Desk. Support is available during regular business hours (9am-5pm Monday through Friday). More information on the OSC supercomputing help desk can be found on our Support Services page.
Something seems to be wrong with the OSC systems. Should I contact the help desk?
Information will be coming soon for guidelines on reporting possible system problems.
Account Questions
What are projects and accounts?
An eligible principal investigator heads a project. Under a project, authorized users have accounts with credentials that permit users to gain access to the HPC systems. A principal investigator can have more than one project, and authorized users can have more than one account.
How do I get/renew an account?
For information concerning accounts (i.e., how to apply, who can apply, etc.), see Accounts.
I'm a faculty member. How do I get accounts for my students?
If an eligible principal investigator is new to OSC, he/she can apply for a start-up request and include the contact information for authorized users. Please refer to http://app.osc.edu/cgi-bin/app/startup for the on-line form. If an eligible principal investigator has a current project, he/she can use the ARMSTRONG portal (https://armstrong.osc.edu) to add authorized users. Authorized users do not have to be located in Ohio.
I'm continuing the research of a student who graduated. Can I use his/her account?
Yes, but you must have the account transferred into your name. Have your PI send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
I'm working closely with another student. Can we share an account?
No. Each person using the OSC systems must have his/her own account. Sharing files is possible, even with separate accounts. Ask your PI to request an account for you through the ARMSTRONG portal. Contact email@example.com for assistance.
How do I change my password?
You can change your password through the ARMSTRONG portal. Log in at https://armstrong.osc.edu/, pull down the HPC menu, and change your password. Please note that your password must have at least 8 characters. Certain special characters are not permitted, and an error message will appear briefly. Please wait an hour before attempting to log in with the new password.
I want to use csh instead of bash. How do I change the default shell?
You can change your default shell through the ARMSTRONG portal. Log in at https://armstrong.osc.edu/, pull down the HPC menu, and change your shell. You will need to log off the HPC system and log back on before the change goes into effect. Please note, that it will take about an hour for the changes to be applied.
What is an RU?
An RU is a resource unit. A resource unit is an aggregate measure of the use of CPU, memory, and file storage. For details on charging algorithms, see Charging.
How do I find my account balance?
To see usage and balance information from any system, use the ARMSTRONG portal at https://armstrong.osc.edu/.NOTE: Accounting is updated once a day, so the account balance is for the previous day.
How do I get more resources?
To request more resources, the principal investigator must prepare a proposal that will be sent for peer review. After the review process is complete, the Allocations Committee of the Statewide Users Group meets to determine the number of resource units to be awarded. The committee meets on the second Thursday of even-numbered months. PIs should submit their proposals at least three weeks before the meeting date to ensure inclusion on the agenda.
The application form is located at http://app.osc.edu/cgi-bin/app/. A complete application comprises the following items:
- Contact information of new authorized users
- Contact information of at least three recommended reviewers
- Electronic version of PI's resume
- Publications list (publications, presentations, and articles that acknowledge OSC)
- Justification and performance (quantitative estimation of the number of RUs per run times; the number of runs for the estimated duration of the request; performance reports of the code to be used or explanations about performance; report of any optimization performed on the code
- Proposal text
How much will my account be charged for supercomputer usage?
For details on charging algorithms, see Charging.
Disk Storage Questions
What is my disk quota?
Each user has a quota of 500 gigabytes (GB) of storage and 1,000,000 files. You may also have access to a project directory with a separate quota. See Available File Systems for more information.
How can I determine the total disk space used by my account?
Your quota and disk usage are displayed every time you log in. You have limits on both the amount of space you use and the number of files you have. There are separate quotas for your home directory and any project directories you have access to.Note: The quota information displayed at login is updated once a day, so the usage is for the previous day.
You may display your home directory quota information with
quota -s.
How do I get more disk space?
Your home directory quota cannot be increased. You should consider deleting, transferring, and/or compressing your files to reduce your usage.
A PI may request project space to be shared by all users on a project. Estimate the amount of disk space that you will need and the duration that you will need it. Send requests to email@example.com.
See the Allocations and Accounts section for more information.
How can I find my largest directories?
To reveal the directories in your account that are taking up the most disk space you can use the
tailcommands. For example, to display the ten largest directories, change to your home directory and then run the command:
du . | sort -n | tail -n 10
How can I use tar and gzip to aggregate and compress my files?
The commands
gzipcan be used together to produce compressed file archives representing entire directory structures. These allow convenient packaging of entire directory contents. For example, to package a directory structure rooted at
tar -czvf src.tar.gz src/
This archive can then be unpackaged using
tar -xzvf src.tar.gz
where the resulting directory/file structure is identical to what it was initially.
The programs
compresscan also be used to create compressed file archives. See the
manpages on these programs for more details.
Email Questions
How do I change the email address OSC uses to contact me?
Send your new contact information to email@example.com. Note that changing your email address on ARMSTRONG does not change it for the HPC systems.
I got an automated email from OSC. Where can I get more information about it?
See the Knowledge Base.
Linux Questions
What is Linux?
Linux is an open-source operating system that is similar to UNIX. It is widely used in High Performance Computing.
How can I get started using Linux?
See the Unix Basics tutorial for more information. There are also many tutorials available on the web.
SSH Questions
What is SSH?
Secure Shell (SSH) is a program to log into another computer over a network, to execute commands in a remote machine, and to move files from one machine to another. It provides strong authentication and secure communications over insecure channels. SSH provides secure X connections and secure forwarding of arbitrary TCP connections.
How does SSH work?
SSH works by the exchange and verification of information, using public and private keys, to identify hosts and users. The ssh-keygen command creates a directory ~/.ssh and files that contain your authentication information, The public key is stored in ~/.ssh/identity.pub and the private key is stored in ~/.ssh/identity. Share only your public key. Never share your private key. To further protect your private key you should enter a passphrase to encrypt the key when it is stored in the file system. This will prevent people from using it even if they gain access to your files.
One other important file is ~/.ssh/authorized_keys. Append your public keys to the authorized_keys file and keep the same copy of it on each system where you will make ssh connections.
Can I connect without using an SSH client?
The OSC OnDemand portal allows you to connect to Oakley and Glenn using your web browser, without having to install any software. You get a login shell and also the ability to transfer files.
How can I upload or download files?
Most file transfers are done using sftp (SSH File Transfer Protocol) or scp (Secure CoPy). These utilities are usually provided on Linux/UNIX and Mac platforms. Windows users should read the next section, "Where can I find SSH and SFTP clients".
Where can I find SSH and SFTP clients?
There are many SSH and SFTP clients available, both commercial and free. See Getting Connected for some suggestions.
How do I run a graphical application in an SSH session?
Graphics are handled using the X11 protocol. You'll need to run an X display server on your local system and also set your SSH client to forward (or "tunnel") X11 connections. On most UNIX and Linux systems, the X server will probably be running already. On a Mac or Windows system, there are several choices available, both commercial and free. See our guide to Getting Connected for some suggestions.
Batch Processing Questions
What is a batch request?
On all OSC systems, batch processing is managed by the Portable Batch System (PBS). PBS batch requests (jobs) are shell scripts that contain the same set of commands that you enter interactively. These requests may also include options for the batch system that provide timing, memory, and processor information. For more information, see our guide to Batch Processing at OSC.
How do I submit, check the status, and/or delete a batch job?
PBS uses
qsubto submit,
qstat -ato check the status, and
qdelto delete a batch request. For more information, see our Batch-Related Command Summary.
Can I be notified by email when my batch job starts or ends?
Yes. See the
-moption in our PBS Directives Summary. If you are submitting a large number of jobs, this may not be a good idea.
Why won't my job run?
There are numerous reasons why a job might not run even though there appear to be processors and/or memory available. These include:
- Your account may be at or near the job count or processor count limit for an individual user.
- Your group/project may be at or near the job count or processor count limit for a group.
- The scheduler may be trying to free enough processors to run a large parallel job.
- Your job may need to run longer than the time left until the start of a scheduled downtime.
- You may have requested a scarce resource or node type, either inadvertently or by design.
See our Scheduling Policies and Limits for more information.
How can I retrieve files from unexpectedly terminated jobs?
A batch job that terminates before the script is completed can still copy files from
$TMPDIRto the user's home directory via the
trapcommand. In the batch script, the
trapcommand needs to precede the command causing the TERMination. It could be placed immediately after the PBS header lines. Here is a generic form:
trap "cd $PBS_O_WORKDIR;mkdir $PBS_JOBID;cp -R $TMPDIR/* $PBS_JOBID" TERM
Compiling System Questions
What languages are available?
Fortran, C, and C++ are available on all OSC systems. The commands used to invoke the compilers and/or loaders vary from system to system. For more information, see OpenMP.
What compiler (vendor) do you recommend?
We have Intel, PGI, and gnu compilers available on both systems. We typically recommend the Intel compilers on Oakley and either PGI or Intel on Glenn. Each compiler vendor supports some options that the other doesn't, so the choice depends on your individual needs.
Will software built for Glenn run on Oakley?
Most serial code built on one system will run on the other, although it may run more efficiently if it is built and run on the same system. Parallel (MPI) code typically must be built on the system where it will run.
Parallel Processing Questions
What is parallel processing?
Parallel processing is the simultaneous use of more than one computer (or processor) to solve a problem. There are many different kinds of parallel computers. They are distinguished by the kind of interconnection between processors or nodes (groups of processors) and between processors and memory.
What parallel processing environments are available?
On most systems, both shared-memory and distributed-memory parallel programming models can be used. Versions of OpenMP (for multithreading or shared-memory usage) and MPI (for message-passing or distributed-memory usage) are available. A summary of parallel environments will be coming soon.
What is a core?
A core is a processor. When a single chip contains multiple processors, they are called cores.
I'm not seeing the performance I expected. How can I be sure my code is running in parallel?
We are currently working on a guide for this. Please contact OSC Help for assistance.
Libraries/Software Questions
What software applications are available?
See the Software section for more information.
Do you have a newer version of (name your favorite software)?
Check the Software section to see what versions are installed. You can also check the installed modules using the
module spidercommand on Oakley or the
module availcommand on Glenn.
How do I get authorized to use a particular software application?
Access Agreement forms are available on the Web in pdf format. Where appropriate, they may be found for a given application in the Software section.
What math routines are available? Do you have ATLAS and LAPACK?
See the Software section for information on third-party math libraries (e.g., MKL, ACML, fftw, scalapack, etc). MKL and ACML are highly optimized libraries that include the BLAS and LAPACK plus some other math routines. We recommend them instead of ATLAS. MKL is recommended on Oakley; ACML is recommended on Glenn, although MKL is available with the Intel compilers.
Do you have NumPy/SciPy?
The NumPy and SciPy modules are installed with the python software. See the Python software page.
OSC does not have a particular software package I would like to use. How can I request it?
Please refer to the Software Forms page. You will see a link to Request for Software Form. Download the form, print, complete the information, scan, and attach the form to e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. The Statewide Users Group will consider the request.
You may install open source software yourself in your home directory. If you have your own license for commercial software, contact the OSC Help desk.
I have a software package that must be installed as root. What should I do?
Most packages have a (poorly documented) option to install under a normal user account. Contact the OSC Help desk if you need assistance. We generally do not install user software as root.
What are modules?
Modules are used to manage the environment variable settings associated with software packages in a shell-independent way. On OSC's systems, you will by default have modules in your environment for PBS, MPI, compilers, and a few other pieces of software. For information on using the module system, see our guide to Batch Processing at OSC.
Performance Analysis Questions
What are MFLOPS/GFLOPS/TFLOPS/PFLOPS?
MegaFLOPS/GigaFLOPS/TeraFLOPS/PetaFLOPS are millions/billions/trillions/quadrillions of FLoating-point Operations (calculations) Per Second.
How do I find out about my code's performance?
A number of performance analysis tools are available on OSC systems. Some are general to all systems and others are specific to a particular system. See our performance analysis guide for more info.
How can I optimize my code?
There are several ways to optimize code. Key areas to consider are CPU optimization, I/O optimization, memory optimization, and parallel optimization. See our optimization strategy guide for more info.
Other Common Problems
What does "CPU time limit exceeded" mean?
Programs run on the login nodes are subject to strict CPU time limits. To run an application that takes more time, you need to create a batch request. Your batch request should include an appropriate estimate for the amount of time that your application will need. See our guide to Batch Processing at OSC for more information.
My program or file transfer died for no reason after 20 minutes. What happened?
Programs run on the login nodes are subject to strict CPU time limits. Because file transfers use encryption, you may hit this limit when transferring a large file. To run longer programs, use the batch system. To transfer larger files, connect to gridftp01.osc.edu instead of to a login node.
Why did my program die with a segmentation fault, address error, or signal 11?
This is most commonly caused by trying to access an array beyond its bounds -- for example, trying to access element 15 of an array with only 10 elements. Unallocated arrays and invalid pointers are other causes. You may wish to debug your program using one of the available tools such as the TotalView Debugger.
I created a batch script in a text editor on a Windows or Mac system, but when I submit it on an OSC system, almost every line in the script gives an error. Why is that?
Windows and Mac have different end-of-line conventions for text files than UNIX and Linux systems do, and most UNIX shells (including the ones interpreting your batch script) don't like seeing the extra character that Windows appends to each line or the alternate character used by Mac. You can use the following commands on the Linux system to convert a text file from Windows or Mac format to UNIX format:
dos2unix myfile.txt
mac2unix myfile.txt
I copied my output file to a Windows system, but it doesn't display correctly. How can I fix it?
A text file created on Linux/UNIX will usually display correctly in Wordpad but not in Notepad. You can use the following command on the Linux system to convert a text file from UNIX format to Windows format:
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In spite of the progressive nature of the scholarship and curatorial work at the Oriental Institute, the Museum has deliberately maintained its traditional look, emphasized by the wooden exhibit cases. In 1996, the galleries closed as the Museum embarked upon a renovation project and the installation of climate control systems into the galleries and storage areas. When the galleries reopen to the public 1998, the understated and sophisticated appearance of the exhibits will be retained. However, visitors will see significant changes. The introduction of climate control will enable a greater variety of fragile Egyptian objects, including more mummies, papyri and textiles to be exhibited.
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This five-day celebration includes free concerts headlined by Lisa Haley & the Zydecats on Saturday; Mumbo Gumbo on Sunday; and the Bayou Boys Sunday through Tuesday.
Parti Gras also will feature casino parades with showgirls, free hats and beads, Mardi Gras face art and caricature artists. John's Club players can win their share of $20,000 throughout Parti Gras with "hot seat" giveaways, cash drawings and trips for two to New Orleans.
The Rotisserie Buffet will take on the "N'awlins" theme for the weekend with Louisiana favorites, such as dirty rice and jambalaya. There will be New Orleans-style food specials in all Nugget's restaurants.
Guests who stay Friday, Saturday or Sunday can take advantage of a $97 one-night special, which includes two free drinks with Parti Gras souvenir glasses.
For reservations or more information, visit www.janugget.com or call 356-3300.
Headliner Sean P. for Reno-Tahoe Comedy
RENO — This weekend's main act for Reno-Tahoe Comedy is Sean P.
Sean P. has been exploding on the comedy scene for the last 10 years. Sean has opened for many big-name comedians, including Robin Williams, Eddie Griffin, John Witherspoon and more. His style of comedy is high-energy and relatable for all ages and all walks of life. Sean likes to involve the crowd, not to poke fun but to find "what we all can laugh at together," he says of his act.
If you want to laugh until it hurts, then you're in for a fantastic show.
The weekend will feature a variety of comedic hosts, including Jenny PezDeSpencer at 9:30 p.m. Saturday. Other weekend guest comedians are Judi Dixon, Brian O'Neil and Sam O'Brien.
The Pioneer Underground, located at 100 S. Virginia St. in Reno, hosts the Reno-Tahoe Comedy shows. The first show is at 7 p.m. Friday, with two shows on Saturday: 7:30 p.m. and an R-rated show at 9:30 p.m. On Saturday, catch the Wine Walk prize giveaway with more than 25 prizes starting at 5:30 p.m. Tickets for this event costs $12 in advance and $16 the day of the show.
For more information and to buy tickets, visit www.renotahoecomedy.com or go to the Pioneer Center for the Arts box office from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and at the Pioneer Underground on show nights between 7 and 11 p.m. Fees may apply. Comedians subject to change. No refunds. For a complete Reno Tahoe Comedy schedule, go to www.renotahoecomedy.com.
NMA talk about art of the Tiffany era
RENO — The Nevada Museum of Art will hold "Premiere Talk: Dr. Martin Eidelberg on Clara Driscoll, the Tiffany Girls, and Art of the Tiffany Era" at 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
Eidelberg is one of the foremost scholars of Tiffany art glass and lamp designs, and has conducted extensive and important scholarship on the role of women in Louis Comfort Tiffany's studio.
His research revealed that the design of many Tiffany lamps was the work of the Ohio-born Clara Driscoll, who directed a staff of gifted but unsung women, known as the "Tiffany Girls." These workers labored in the creation of some of Tiffany's most sumptuous objects.
Admission costs $15 for general admission, and $10 for museum members. The Nevada Museum of Art is located at 160 W. Liberty St. in Reno. For more information, visit www.nevadaart.org.
'Can You Imagine …' opens at Sierra Arts Gallery
RENO — In the show "Can You Imagine…" featuring work by artists Pam Brekas and Jack Taylor, the fundamental elements of color, texture and shape take on new life through an examination of the unconventional and the spontaneous.
The two artists, practicing in different media, find common ground in addressing their media from an alternative angle.
For Brekas, an abstract painter and photographer, this means exposing beauty in decay.
In "Can You Imagine…" Brekas presents a series of abstract photographs inspired by the colors, textures and details found in the rust of machinery and metal she has discovered abandoned in the landscape.
In a similar vein, Taylor, a ceramicist and sculptor, incorporates non-traditional materials into his ceramic works in order to "add a twist and an element of surprise to the traditional pot." Trained as a potter, in recent years Taylor has ventured into sculpture. In this show, his metal and clay fusions have evolved further into a full-scale installation. Both artists have found inspiration in the shapes and colors that are intrinsic to the landscapes of Nevada and the west.
The exhibition opens Sunday and will be on display through March 16 at the Sierra Arts Gallery, 17 S. Virginia St. in Reno. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. A reception will be held from 3 to 5 p.m on Feb. 25.
For more information or to join the mailing list, visit www.sierra-arts.org.
Reno Prom Party at BuBinga
RENO — If you missed your high school prom or just want to do it all over again, then BuBinga has you covered with Reno Prom Party 2012 on Sunday.
Break out the dress and the suit and party like it's 1985! BuBing will have full bars, spiked punch and photographers to remind you of the good times. Plus there will be voting for the 2012 Reno Prom King and Queen, so dress it up!
Doors open at 10 p.m., $15 cover. For more information, visit www.eldoradoreno.com or call 786-5700. For VIP or bottle service, call Denielle at 391-9079.
Hip hop show at The Alley
SPARKS — 775HipHop will host a show at The Alley on Sunday with Z-Man of Hieroglyphics, One Block Radius, Gurp City, Elsewhere, DJ True Justice, DJ Ricky Switch, Distant Relatives and 4Trees.
A charismatic rapper and emcee from the Bay Area, Z-Man (born Zamon Christian) is best known for his unusual flow, extensive slang dictionary and comical, party-centric tales. He got his start as a member of 99th Dimension, but also put in time with local underground favorites such as Sacred Hoop and Gingerbread Man. After building up a sizeable rep releasing numerous cassette-only albums and performing around Northern California, Z-Man signed with Hieroglyphics' label to put out his most high-profile LP to date, 2004's "Dope or Dogfood."
One Block Radius is an alternative rap trio from California that paid its dues for several years before making a major-label debut in 2008. Comprised of Marty James (a singer, songwriter and producer from Chico, Calif.), Z-Man and MDA (a DJ and graphic artist born in Indiana), the group cites a diversity of influences including the Pharcyde and De la Soul as well as Sublime and Hall & Oates.
Group members began musical careers individually. One Block Radius was offered a recording contract with Island Def Jam, on which they made their major-label debut in 2008 with the single "You Got Me." The track appeared on self-titled album that followed later in the year.
Doors open at 8 p.m. for the 8:30 p.m show. General admission costs $10. This is an all-ages show with a full bar. Sunday's show at The Alley, 906 Victorian Ave. in Sparks, is produced by the Alley and www.775HipHop.com.
Basque art, heritage featured in unique rubbings
CARSON CITY — Shepherds who roamed the northern Nevada landscape in the 1900s left behind clues about their life and times in carvings that survive today on Aspen trees. Artistic imprints that illustrate the unique tree carvings are on display at the Nevada Historical Society in Reno through April 7.
The new "Basque Aspen Art Rubbings" exhibit features wax-on-muslin rubbings that reflect the art of the Basque shepherds. The words and images are called arborglyphs, many of which illustrate the lives the shepherds left in France and the Pyrenees in Spain.
The husband and wife team of Phillip and Jean Earl captured the work when they began exploring the Aspen groves in 1969. They assembled a collection of more than 130 rubbings and preserved carvings that would otherwise have been lost and vulnerable to the environment. "Basque Aspen Art of the Sierra Nevada" is the book they created in the process.
Rubbings of cowboys, women, animals, moons and dates, and an actual carving preserved on an aspen stump are just a few of the items in the new exhibit on display. The Nevada Historical Society is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday to Saturday at 1650 N. Virginia St. in Reno, adjacent to the University of Nevada, Reno and the Fleischman planetarium. For more information call 688-1190 x0, or visit www.nevadaculture.org.
Ultimate Combat at Grand Sierra
RENO – Ultimate Reno Combat returns to the Grand Sierra Resort Friday with a lineup of mixed martial arts fights.
In its 31st return, and sponsored by Rick Collup's Reno Academy of Combat, this event features a light heavyweight title fight and female fight. Ultimate Reno Combat is billed as the No. 1 amateur mixed martial arts event in the country.
Doors open at 7 p.m. and the fights start at 8 p.m. Tickets costs $25. For more information, visit www.ultimaterenocombat.com or www.grandsierraresort.com or call 240-8253 or 800-648-3568.


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3752 W Lawrence Ave, Chicago, IL | Directions 6062541.968398 -87.722775
Mon 5pm-12pm
Wed-Sun 5pm-12pm
Neighborhoods: Albany Park, Far North Side
Simply Amazing – This is an AMAZING PLACE. I highly recommend it. The service was great. The waitress was attentive and friendly. The owner came by and spoke with us at the end of our meal for a few minutes, which has never happened to us before. She was very happy that we drove out all the way to the west side of Chicago to eat at her restaurant. This place has been open for 20 years, and you can tell by the worn, but welcoming atmosphere.
To add a little balance to this review, the exterior decor isn't the best if you're trying to impress someone. Actually, even the interior decor shows the 20 years of life this place has had. Therefore, if you're taking someone out on a first date and trying to impress them with your flashiness (I know some of you are ;) ), I would not necessarily bring them here. On the other hand, if your date likes you for who you are and just wants to have a good time, THEN BRING THEM HERE! Also, the meats are pricey. Kalbi was $16 and Kobe was $22. That being said, 1 order is enough for 1 person unless you eat like a sumo. This was definitely one of the best dining/experiences I have ever had, and I highly recommend it.
Amazing food, even better service! – I discovered this place because they won Best of Citysearch so I thought I would check it out. The owners are the sweetest ever and the food is delicious! I've been looking for a great Japanese/Korean BBQ place for a particular group and their side rooms were perfect for my private party. Check it out!
Dericious...... – I've been to this place several times now. I stumbled on to it trying to find a different Korean BBQ place that was in a strip mall a few blocks away......
Anyways, this place is actually run by a Korean Family that moved to japan and owned a restaurant there. So it's a Japanese version of Korean BBQ, which I thought was a good combination.
The food is a little expensive, but absolutely delicious. Their chicken wings are the best I've ever had. And the actual bbq'd meat is to die for.
The only complaints I have is that I usually end up with Meat sickness when I get home, because I absolutely gorge myself. But I can't blame Kalbi for serving up such delicious food.
It's an absolute blast to go with a group of friends, sit around drinking and eating delicious appetizers and cook meat over an open charcoal fire at your table. Great way to spend an evening.
The staff is very friendly and courteous....Once you get your table. It can be frustrating when you are waiting for your table though, because you kind of get ignored until you get seated.
It's a lot cleaner than the strip mall Korean bbq place, so my wife will go here with me. Why go to a steak house when you can get some Korean BBQ at Chicago Kalbi.
Going there tonight with 8 friends. Can't wait.
Korean BBQ – This is one of our very favorite restaurants. It's our birthday celebration place because the staff is so much like family now. We love the pajun and the specials that the chef prepares with fresh seasonal offerings, be sure to ask your server. The private side-rooms make for a special occasion, especially if you have a group. The ventilation isn't great so wear clothes that you can wash. I don't eat beef or pork so I particularly appreciate the chicken, shrimp and squid that you can order for the bbq. Wrapping it all in a fresh lettuce leaf with a little miso paste: heaven! If you want an authentic experience with fresh food and great service don't miss Chicago Kalbi. My favorite dish other than pajun and bbq is the is shrimp Bokum. Be sure to ask for rice, I don't believe it's included.
Good food and service – My fiance and I go to Chicago Kalbi at least twice a month. It's a reasonably good overall Korean restaurant. I've never had a problem with their service. The staff are actually pretty nice. They are pretty skimpy on their banchan (side dishes) in comparison to other places. But their pajun (Korean pancake) is the best I've ever had. It's really crispy and has a great flavor. The bi bim bob is just ok. The soups/stews that I've had are reasonably good, but they seem to have a slightly Japanese interpretation rather than a strictly traditional Korean view point. What I mean is that the soups tend to have a lighter/cleaner flavor. I really like it, but if you're expecting really traditional Korean food, it might not completely work for you. I don't like cooking bbq, so we've never ordered it but it smells pretty good. The main con about this place is just that if alot of people are ordering bbq, you leave smelling like a chimney.
Horrible Experience: lousy, expensive food and service – The food is expensive and awful as is the service, even by lax Asian-diner-hole-in-the-wall standards. The only people who'd recommended this place to me were not Korean and later admitted this is the only Korean food they'd ever had, so really, they didn't now how good it can be compared to what you get at this dump.
I paid $18 for a piece of gristle that was as hard as a chunk of charcoal - and when I complained I was yelled at by one of the owners who actually came over to the table and argued with me for 5 minutes. How this place stays open is beyond me.
Horrible weekend dinner in this restaurant. Don't be cheated!!!!!!!! – I really can't understand who wrote the good reviews for this restaurant. I agree with lake that the boss hired some cheated did it. Misled by such reviews, I stopped by this restaurant with my family for Friday dinner. The experience is terrible, even horrible!!
1. Super expensive!!! A short rib for BBQ (cost $17) is no more than 100g (almost equal to 10 chew GUM). You need to order at least 10 orders, which can feed a single full.
2. Very fairly taste. Nothing is better than
3. I guess my family and I are the only fools last night, because we can't see more than 3 custumers in the restaurant during the rush dinner hours.
Don't go there! Don't be cheated!!!!!!!!
very bad dinner experience – The most tTerrible restaurant I ever been.
Based on the review online, on July 6, my family and I drove for 10 miles and had dinner in this restaurant. We ordered for two combination including a little bit rib beef (no more than 100g) and 6 shrimp, which cost $35/each, and a small korean pancake. The portion is very very little. The taste is very common. Super experience (3 people spent $ 76) but nobody is even half-full after such a dinner .
Although the waitress is very nice, sunny and tender. But there is no more than 8 custmer during the dinner time.
I guess the boss let some guy wrote the good review and post online. Don't be misled like me!!
Deplorable customer service; over-priced food – I can't believe the gushing praise for this place. I have to believe Chicago offers better Korean joints than this.
Having lived in Korea and sampled Korean restos in a dozen cities in four countries - including Seoul and Pusan - I will say most of the food is fairly decent, but not great and certainly not a great value for the dollar. The kimchee is good, as are the basics, like the chigae stews and the banchan. But mandu dumplings that work out to a dollar a piece? Oh, please.
On my most recent and decidely last visit, I ordered it's namesake Kalbi rib dish for $17 only to be served a charred piece of over-cooked gristle. The parts that weren't leathery and thin were donkey-meat tough, despite being pink. When I sent it back, the owner came over the table and proceeded to argue for 10 minutes, insisting that it TASTED GOOD. She then charged me full price for it anyway - though I'd sent it back intact. When I stated my case, she took off the charge, but proceeded to charge me for every side dish banchan they brought out -- including for a plate of lettuce that came with the kalbi. Pure class.
As a lifestyles writer for consumer pubs, I normally abide by a code to not waste space on a total lost cause - if it's that bad, give it a miss and avert attention to worthier businesses, but this experience warranted a write-up. It could have been an off night - but it did happen. Go at your peril.
Hands on dining great for dates. – The food was good and the activity of cooking your own food at the table was better. Great for first dates with meat eaters. Korean vodka was great. slight vodka taste with no bite.
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