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50 Solo Gallery Exhibitions to be Part of New York Gallery Week 2010
Thomas Ruff, "zycles 4020", 2009. Chromogenic print, (186 x 186 x 6 cm) 73 1/4 x 73 14 x 2 3/8 inches. Photo: Courtesy David Zwirner, New York.
New York Gallery Week, a new initiative organized collectively by 50 Manhattan-based contemporary art galleries and 7 notfor- profits spanning Chelsea, SoHo, the Lower East Side/Bowery, the Upper East Side, and 57th Street will launch its pilot program in May 2010.
With a shared desire to refocus the art worlds attention toward the citys longstanding exceptional gallery programming, a group of emerging and established galleries have come together with a mission to put the spotlight back on the galleries and the artists.
At its core, New York Gallery Week (NYGW) 2010 is a presentation of over 50 solo gallery exhibitions, along with an unprecedented concentration of scores of free events and programs, the majority taking place inside the galleries themselves. With NYGWs members organizing themselves to offer this ambitious, simultaneous programming, NYGW offers unique access to a wide range of special gallery produced artistic experiences in one concentrated period of time.
Solo exhibitions recognize and celebrate that singular moment in time when an individual artists vision is cohesively presented in one gallery space, prior to when the works are sold and redistributed to collectors, museums, and elsewhere. By showcasing 50 major solo exhibitions, NYGW encourages visitors to frequent these shows multiple times throughout the weekend, for various viewings and different perspectives.
Complementing these exhibitions will be intimate, informal talks by artists; guided gallery tours by artists, curators, art historians, gallery staff; panel discussions; film screenings; book signings; performances; special artist receptions; and more.
The inaugural years NYGW is actually a long weekend (kicking off on Friday, May 7 and ending on the evening of Monday May, 10). Galleries are normally closed on Sundays and Mondays, yet NYGWs participants will be open throughout the weekend with extended hours. NYGW will become an annual event, and expand to a full week in future years.
Often acknowledged for mounting innovative and influential museum-quality shows all free and open to the public, and changing every 4 to 6 weeks these internationally renowned and respected galleries have catered both to longtime art collectors, and the general public alike. Expected at NYGW are art world enthusiasts from around the globe, such as individual art collectors; members of museum boards and collecting groups; museum directors, curators and staff members; cultural journalists and critics; art dealers; and of course artists.
In addition to the international, national, and local communities and audiences, outreach is being made in conjunction with tourism and travel organizations. NYGW offers something original not just to the art world and local residents, but to NYC visitors, as well. In the long-term, these galleries plan to become must-see cultural destinations similar to the citys museums, theaters, and other customary tourist attractions.
Regionally, NYGW is working directly with some of the citys schools, organizing gallery events and tours with teachers and students from the local universities, art schools, high schools, grade schools, kindergartens, and other youth groups. Often referred to as mom-and-pop shops, the majority of NYGWs galleries are individually owned, yet collectively make up a diverse and cohesive community and expansive industry. These relatively small businesses not only produce world-class exhibitions, but altogether they employ a wide range of companies and hundreds of individuals around the city, including shippers, framers, conservators, foundries, architects, contractors, photographers, website designers, among many others.
Started by Casey Kaplan, the founding committee members of NYGW include Jane Hait of Wallspace, Anton Kern, Friedrich Petzel, Jason Murison of Friedrich Petzel, Andrew Richards of Marian Goodman Gallery, Pascal Spengemann and Kelly Taxter of Taxter & Spengemann, David Zwirner, Angela Choon and Julia Joern of David Zwirner.
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WINNSBORO — "We wish you a Mayberry Christmas and a Happy New Year," said parishioners and community members celebrating their first ever "Mayberry Christmas" Dec. 23 at Stephen Greene Baptist Church. Young and old alike got into the holiday spirit, including 7-year-old "Opie Taylor" who stopped by for a visit with the crowd.
This is the church's second Mayberry-themed event, with the first coming last summer with their "Back to Mayberry" event.
Pastor Michael Cockrell is a Mayberry history buff and he and his wife, Bea, have been to Mayberry museums in the southeast as well as the home of Andy Griffith in Mt. Airy, N.C. They are long time fans of the show, and as is the case with some ministers, Cockrell often works Mayberry life lessons into his sermons.
The bond is far more than professional, though. Cockrell is such a fan that he once purchased a Ford the model of Andy's patrol car and had it decorated as a Mayberry sheriff's vehicle.
He and his wife went all out to plan this Christmas event that featured Mayberry trivia, singing, and a drawing for Mayberry-themed Christmas gifts. Several of the gifts were autographed items and a few of the decor items actually appeared on the show, including a picnic basket he purchased off eBay.
The theme of the night centered around the Mayberry Christmas episode. That's right, THE episode.
During the eight-year run of the Andy Griffith Show, there was only one Christmas episode, and it aired during the show's first season.
As part of the night of all things Mayberry, those at the church watched the Christmas episode in two sittings. Pastor Cockrell followed with a brief message emphasizing that happiness is a choice and that one should trust God and find a way to go on in life if the holiday season appeared bleak.
In addition to a homily, he added in historical anecdotes such as when Cockrell pointed out that most sitcom writers from that era were Jewish. Yet, in a spirit of ecumenism they wrote scripts that contained Christmas music and content for America's television viewers.
At three different places in the program, the crowd sang the three carols "The First Noel," "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" and "Away in a Manger" that were used in the Mayberry Christmas episode. Bea Cockrell provided accompaniment on keyboard and piano. On the final song, "Away in a Manger" as homage to Andy who performed it on guitar in the show, she used a guitar setting on her keyboard to make it sound like a stringed instrument.
One of the items given away was a print of a scene in the Christmas show. Others included a Mayberry 2013 calendar and an album of Christmas stories that Griffith recorded later in his career.
In addition, the Mt. Airy connection to this story was a strong one, and not just due to the memorabilia and stories from that area that Cockrell shared. The photos for this story, and for all Herald Independent stories, were edited using servers in Mt. Airy, N.C., the home town of Andy Griffith.
Several audience members remarked how small town Winnsboro still had a Mayberry feel to it, something they were thankful for this Christmas season.


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QND Review
Hello all, this is my review of Security University and its Qualified Network Defender course. Security University is a security training company with its main product line being the Q/Information Security Professional (QISP) Program. What differentiates SU for me is its claim of hands on training, and its reviews from the community. Most of SU's students are government, This can be seen on the SU website, and indeed, I saw as much in my class. Before attending the class, I contacted one of the professionals listed on their site and spoke to him, he confirmed SU's high level of training and hands on methods. Now the QND is generally slotted as the last class in the QISP set of classes, combining experience received in the previous courses. However, in some cases if an individual has previous security knowledge/experience, it may be possible/advisable to take the QND when desired.
The Arrival-
Approximately a week prior to the course I received the pre-class material, in this case a set of questions mapping to the course objectives. This was my first preview of what was to come. I must admit myself surprised, these were not your standard questions. I had everything from definition of terms, to the proper was to write a firewall rule. Not just a collection of true false questions, we were occasionally asked to examine network diagrams and evaluate security practices or setups. I enjoyed it, though it did confirm the gaps in my knowledge I hoped to fill. I arrived at the QND location early and met the Course Instructor and the CEO of SU. A complementary breakfast and snacks were provided. Worth noting here is that SU recently moved locations, but this really did not affect our experience at all. The staff had obviously insured everything was in working condition prior to the class. The materials are provided, including a laptop and training booklet, lab guide, ect. Of note is that you are advised to bring a separate laptop and an external drive to copy the tools, and vm's that you have the opportunity to receive, including your own SIEM that you will build over the course of the week. While initially I considered just putting things on my laptop, I found myself very glad I brought a large external when I saw the size of some of the vm's.
Our course Instructor was H. Morrow Long from Yale University (I HAVE A YALE INSTRUCTOR!!!!) his bio can be found here (
) but basically he is the CIO for Yale, has worked with Carnegie Mellon University, Infragard, and teaches Computer Science.
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, for those who don't want to read the wall of text: Good course. The course is part of a series and designed to be taken at the end. I would advise following that model. You aren't going to read 5 huge books like with some other companies. One book, one lab guide. Labs are good, do them, maybe more than once. Do all the exercises during the class. You won't necessarily learn new network defense techniques if you already know how security is implemented in today's networks. what you will learn is what we have, why, and that they can work if implemented. The feedback from the students, companies just dont want to do it. They are going to make you integrate ipods and iphones and androids into your network. They are not going to let you implement NAC. So this course will give you the knowledge and some experience, its up to you to put it into action.
Day 1-
Day 1 starts off early and is slotted to cover Policy Auditing. The course starts with what in my opinion is an explanation of the need for CND Talking about the continued existence and explosion of Malware in recent years, the rise of client side exploits as the initial point of intrusion into the network, risk management, C&A, and the mission for our week. We are tasked with using the information presented during the week to build a secure Network Defense Architecture. We move right into our first lab. Honestly, it was interesting, we attempted to build a quick network diagram with what we have learned so far, so mine included the required networks, numerous firewalls, vpn connections, IDS placement, ect. It doesnt immediately seem to mesh with the focus on policy that we have had, but it does make you think about how policy should be implemented in the planning process. Rather than simply rolling out devices and trying to secure the network afterwards, you can see the benefit, and the work involved with trying to plan first, and then work off your diagrams.
The second part of the day goes into vulnerability analysis. I enjoyed this portion as it is something that wasnt specifically covered as I would have liked in previous training I received. Our second lab included looking up several vulnerabilities, find the CVE, and then use the CVSS calculator to determine the impact rating, and how they would effect your organization.
Anyway, a good first day. Thanks for reading!
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Day 2
Day 2 revealed the weaknesses in this course. Surprisingly it seemed that the day dragged on forever. I suppose this is because this class in many ways recaps what should have been learned previously, and ties it together. The main focus of today was the Hacking Primer, a review of techniques used by the attackers. It covers the methodology used, as seen by SU (Not exactly as presented by say EC-Council) and some of the more used tools. We in one of our labs we performed open source recon on targets (It was nice to be lead in this rather than just given the resource. Also the instructor provided a few resources he likes to use.) We also used nmap to scan our internal subnet, and brought up vulnerable hosts to scan and perform attacks against. This where we first really had difficulties. I can understand using older OS's like Windows 2000 in a beginning EH class, not in this class. All of the students had been in an EH course, either the QEH or the CEH. We had difficulty bringing up that host, and moved onto a vulnerable WXP host, which we were going to use to demonstrate the MS03-026 vulnerability (I know, i am tired of it too, the instructor offered us some freedom on this, I tried to go out and download the code and run it manually against the target, while another student brought up Armitage and showed us how to use it, how to integrate the Nessus scan we had previously preformed. This section worked well in showing how the previous processes built on each other, i.e the ping scans, the version detection, vulnerability scans, then penetration.) But we did have some more issues getting the exploits to function correctly. While the instructor noted the unreliability of exploit code, we all know how easy it should be to run THAT exploit. After some trial and error we were able to get some exploits running through MSF, and of course ARM gave us 1 option (it seems it recognized that the PC wasnt vulnerable to all of the possible vulnerabilities, but missed at least 1 we were able to run. This lab seemed to take forever, however, this was not due to an issue with the class itself.
I used this time to ask questions, and gather resources that I can use in the future, but I wish that perhaps since the students had been through the basics, the labs for this course should be a little more advanced, perhaps some XXS, Web app attacks (even though I personally avoid them, i realize, and the instructor noted their prominence in the field today.) I will say that the labs can be quite useful. The Wireshark lab from day 1 showed us how to use a few tools to get different output from the same system (and uses different protocols to illicit different replies), and I found out from a student that SAINT is useful for scanning Unix networks, while other scanners may be better suited to windows or others. The day ended with a discussion about firewalls. I am looking forward to this section. We already started looking at some examples of router ACLs, and how they can be used to form a poor man's stateless firewall, and the pitfalls of doing so. At this point we were able to get some participation from the students with their experiences. We haven't gotten very far into this section, but I know we are going to have a few labs, and should get some hands on with an actual software based FW. I believe we will also look at other network boundary security devices ala IDS/IPS, ect.
With all that said, I will note some areas of improvement. The pre-class study material needs to be reviewed, and changes made. I wont say what specificly, but I will pass that on to the CEO. Also, I have heard that some of those issues are present within the exam. If that is the case, they will want to make those changes soon, before they increase their community presence.
EDIT: I spoke to the CEO, and she has her own opinions on this issue. While there are one or two answers in the pre-class material, she noted that it is an accepted practice, if not necessarily well liked technique of having answers that are similar or technically correct, but only one "best answer". I would say its a valid defense, but I have seen valid complaints about this style of testing. security is not static, there may be different interpretations of what is best.
The slides are for the most part pretty well written, (nowhere near as bad as ECC has been) but could use a little work. I have heard good things about the practical, but the exam itself, meh. And I think to be a rockstar training provider, they will need to resolve issues like that, hopefully before their competitors do. Quality is a small issue with a big impact.
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Day 3
I didn't really write a full review of this day prior to posting this. I wanted to step back and look at the course from a different viewpoint. I'll say this. Honestly I had different expectations of the course. I honestly expected a class similar to the NetWars idea, where we would be first taught, then execute Network Defenses in a lab environment. I don't think this dream class exists yet. (SANS sounds like something that does this at night, not sure) Now I also want to say that as soon as I started thinking this class was loosing its appeal, we got a shock. I'll start from the beginning.
The day started off with a surprise. Sondra (the CEO, I didnt name her earlier) invited the team from ThreatGrid Security to come make a presentation. I'll call it what it was designed to be, a product presentation; though Sondra was by no means endorsing, or trying to sell us their product. I think they have a novel idea in their product, and everyone in our class was finding ways how it could be used in their organization. For me, I found the idea of having an malware intelligence database, that would be accessible by individuals needing access, who can say "okay, we know we got an alert that this file was downloaded, where can I look for signs of compromise, oh look! this could be Zeus! this is what it does, this is how I can remediate!" enticing.
But today is not the day for our Malware review. We started Perimeter Defense today, at first we went through the slides, which I honestly felt many were unnecessary. Again, we know what a firewall is, we know there are different kinds. Good info,m but we dont need to about the five kinds that are combined in today's solutions, just tell us about the end product and how it does what it does. Lets face it, why talk about a packet filter, then SPI, then ALG's ect. knowing that todays firewalls perform all of the functions? One good part of this was being able to do a lab involving fragroute, which I have heard of, but never seen, much less used. The lab unfortunately took some time because of some issues, I think we could have handled the lab differently ( i moved on to a new target, rather than the ones that weren't working. Honestly, Sondra and the Instructor stay late working on the course and such, but the labs are the golden egg for this company, they should be running through them every night before class to find bugs/workarounds. Not directly on the head of anyone at SU, just some feedback for implementation.)
Finally here came the big labs, I enjoyed what we were doing, we through up a router emulator and added ACL's (which I have never written before) and saw how traffic reached the machines before the filtering rules were added and after. We then switched the router out with a firewall and saw the differences. What I really liked was that we also pulled up wireshark while we were scanning or attacking, allowing us to see how the traffic might look like, a good skill perhaps for anyone who may have to look at the network traffic. At the end of the day we began talking about Web App vulnerabilities and included a lib involving Nikto (I see what all the fuss was about finally! I heard about it in the 504 class I think, but never used it)
Suggestions: Honestly, I want something different, the labs were great, suppressor to what kind of labs you may have seen in the past, but they are labs, not a fully immerse environment. Halfway through the week, heres what I would have made this course:
EDIT: I'll keep those ideas to myself for now
Maybe I can create my own course one day. Anyone want to go into business, I got some ideas
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Day 4 was good. plenty of lab time. and the labs worked pretty well through. Sorry, im writing this on fumes right now, so forgive me if its not in depth. I think we did some Web Application Attacks using Nikto and implemented a WAF (prosense) to act as a proxy, and block some of the attacks. The really nice thing is that it was a multi step lab. We talked about IDP/IPS and learned a little bit about writing snort rules. We got a lot of good class interaction during this portion of the class. we also did a lab. We then moved into a review of Stuxnet as an advanced piece of Malware, leading to our discussion on Malware analysis. Discussions on rootkits, both historical and modern, detection, and how these kits work, much of it over my head. No malware lab per say, but the instructor did ask us to go to the HB Gary website so we could test their tools against infected vm's. Most of us didnt get to do this yet, because of the registration process, and the need to run the dump program in a 32bit vm, not a 64bit host.
good class today.
Day 5
Day 5 we finished up with Malware Analysis and SIEM. We didnt really get to do the MA lab, because of issues with HB Gary tools, (they require licensing for all or most of their evaluations, and we werent able to get them in time. In any case, we did that and went over SIEM's, again, more good conversation. We then moved into exam prep and the exam. What I can say about the exam? It showcased that the exam is meant to be taken after the other SU courses. While some of the info and ideas can be learned from the sectional reviews, there was obviously extra info covered in those classes. I remember one question that asked about a tool that was likely covered in the QEH, but not the Hacking Primer. I think that is a good thing, as long as the students take the class in order, or have good experience; There were some questions that required hex analysis skills I dont have, I scored low in that area. Very few technical issues with the exam, one question did not display the diagram we were supposed to use. There is one other issue with the exam I wont go into here. I passed, and am proud to be a new QND. One point I want to harp on, there is also a practical.
I wont give away specifics, but in our practical, we were given a network to design and secure. This method of testing is unique as I have seen, and I look forward to working on mine.
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Hm. I would say that each topic is covered pretty well, as far as technical depth the meat is in the labs. For instance, if you are talking about firewalls, the instructor talked about the different types of firewalls, about how say a packet filter can be bypassed by setting a this flag or that. then you may go do it in your lab. you'll talk about fragmentation, the best way to do it, then a lab. From what I heard from the other students, the individual classes in the series go much more in depth.
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Lately, I have seen a ton of folks announcing hitting milestones in their communities and celebrating them all. So I thought about major milestones that Zoosk has hit recently. It turns out we had a few of our own this summer:
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On August 21st, we crossed 100 million conversation mark. In other words, since Zoosk's birthday, we have enabled 100 million pairs to match and have conversations with each other through Zoosk. Some of these matches have turned into friendly flirts, some into dates, and some into relationships that will last for a long time. We have already received invitations to some of the weddings that have happened through Zoosk and know of Zoosk babies that are due soon . We always love to hear Zoosk stories, so please share yours.
8,000,000 Zooskers
About three weeks later, the number of users on Zoosk crossed 8 million which makes for a very big, happy family. These Zooskers are coming from almost all countries on the planet speaking many languages which makes for a very fun family reunion party.
We here at Zoosk have had a ton fun helping to grow this community to where it is today and we are very thankful to every single Zoosker for making the site a better place by their presence. But we are just getting started. Zoosk isn't even one year old and these milestones, as impressive as they are, will only be the stepping stones for bigger things for the Zoosk community.
The interesting thing is that we didn't even notice that we have crossed these milestones. Our team is super focused on making the experience better for our users everyday and these milestones are simply byproducts of making our users happier with Zoosk.
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KINGSTON, N.Y. -- Winter doesn't mean you can't get your hands on some farm fresh items in the Kingston area. Starting on Saturday in Bethany Hall of the Old Dutch Church on Wall Street, vendors will be available from 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. through April.
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We arrived at the Fern Valley Road Outback Restaurant and was given a pager. The lady said it would be 20 - 30 minutes for the wait. After 45 minutes and seeing numerous people go in that came after us, we stepped inside to see a couple of booths open with no one being paged for those booths. My husband spoke to another lady and she said that the next table/booth that came empty we could have a seat. After standing for another 20 minutes, we sat at a booth that had stayed empty. The lady came over all mad and ask our last name which we gave, but they did not take our name when they gave us the pager. She got really mad and everyone that could came up from the back and she told them something about us, because they stared at us the whole time. We were afraid that they may spit in our food or something, so we left. Pay me the $75.00 that I gave for my gift cards and give us compensation for the 45 minute travel there to eat and possibly pay for my $24.00 dinner at Frisch's.
OK from a servers point of view. If I am running around trying tohandle the tables I have why would they seat me another table thatwill get sub-par service???? We have a set amount of tables we areallotted. Usually with consideration given to seniority, ability, and proposed amount of business for the evening. IF U HAD BEEN SAT EARLIERU WOULD HAVE BEEN JUST AS UPSET. To many siting at one time means thekitchen gets overloaded, servers take to long for your drinks, orderof food, and much less the ability to give you a great experience. 1or 2 tables unhappy is a better situation then an entire restaurant ofunhappy diners and more then likely comped or discounted food. Seatingyourself is always a way to make sure your server is not happy withyou. Final note. Imagine your job (no I dont know what you do) Triplethat and thats what it is like to have 3 tables sit at one time inyour section!!
Outback Steakhouses are usually very busy. The reason why? They offergood food at great prices (compared to other steak houses),haveexcellent customer service, are consistenly great quality wise andthose blooming onions are absolutely addictive. I don't mind thewait. I think I have a solution.... give the cards to people you reallyreally really HATE and hope their food gets spit upon. And gloat toyourself that they "fell for it" Well worth the expense!! Come to think of it, people must hate me, I got their gift card for mybirthday. The compensation for the drive and the compensation forFrisch's will fall on deaf ears, trust me, you're publicly accusingthem of gossiping about you and spitting on food,in an indirect way. What guarantee do you have that someone at Frisch's didn't spit inyour food? Maybe send a letter there too...it's worth a shot!
Check is in the mail.
Another thing if you're waiting a long time a quick double check atthe desk is a good idea. Sometimes the thingamajib they give you that lights up gets programemdwrong. That happened to me at Cheesecake Factory. We went up to the desk and they said "We paged you on the thingamajoband you never came up" They tested it and sure enough it was boobed. So they gave us the next table.
Stupid customers like you are the reason qualified and friendly staffis hard to find!! I've actually had customers at our family staffedrestuarant not understand that people that arrived after them recievedtheir food first because they had called an hour in advance!
I don't know where to begin. The people who were seated ahead of you likely had reservations or hadreserved tables.Perhaps someone had reserved the table you and yourhusband took it upon yourselves to sit at.That was extremely rude ofyou (not to mention presumptuous). Outback doesn't owe you anything.If anything,you owe them an apologyfor your rude and stupid behavior.
You're not asking for much are you?
you were afraid they may spit in your food? o please... grow up. Theyare not going to pay you for eating at another place.
Every outback that i have been to usually is pretty busy. 45-60 minutewaits are not entirely uncommon during a busy night. If it was mothersday then expect an even longer wait. I personally think the wait isworth it, but I always plan ahead enough to do call-ahead seating. Outback offers call-ahead seating, which usually cuts the wait time inhalf. This is probably what the other guests that were seated beforeyou took advantage of. Or maybe they were seated in a differentsection, not sure if your state is all non-smoking yet. Or maybe theyhad different party sizes. Dont (ASS)ume things. What possiblemotivation would a host/hostess have to seat others before you? It was highly inappropriate for you to seat yourself after you weretold you would get the next available table. Let me stress that again,VERY very rude. You are not entitled to anything.
OK, waitaminit, let me see if I get this correct: You stood there watching people go in and get seated before you thathad arrived after you? Could it be very possible they hadreservations, or were going to go sit at the bar, like they do letpeople do while waiting for tables? Did you ask the host/hostessabout what was going on and why people were "allegedly" being seatedbefore you? You were told that you would be seated at the next available table. So, instead of talking to anyone, you decided to take it uponyourselves to go seat yourselves at any random empty table? Did itoccur to you that the table might have been held for a larger partythat had reservations (again, there is that magical word) and werearriving shortly? Perhaps that section's server was on break, ormaybe they were shorthanded and tried to limit the number of seatedtables. Again, did you even bother to ask? Gee, the hostess (I assume) was mad. Ya think? If you wanted to goto a place that you could just go seat and serve yourselves, I wouldhave recommended your local buffet. Outrageous freebie grabs like the ones stated above are just bad form. You didn't pay one red cent for anything, you didn't get anything,what do they owe you, seriously? And who travels 45 min. just to eatat a restaurant? Do you live out in the sticks somewhere? Onlyreason I have ever traveled more than 20 min. at max is because I wasmeeting friends there who lived closer by. You didn't ask any questions, you just assumed. You just helpedyourself. "Perception is the most flawed form of fact-gathering thereis." Bottom line, you get zip. Thanks for playing. Hope you enjoyedFrisch's.
"Pay me the $75.00 that I gave for my gift cards and give uscompensation for the 45 minute travel there to eat and possibly payfor my $24.00 dinner at Frisch's." pfffffffffffffft :D hahahahaheheh hoo! ok. no.
Yeah, you just might get $75 for your gift cards, $24 for dinner atanother restaurant and compensation for your time....NOT! The reason people who came in after you got seated is that theyprobably called ahead and their name was on the list before you. Youhad no right to sit in the booth until you were escorted by a hostess.
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