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A talented team that ended up coming short of the playoffs, the Anaheim Ducks will have to put their summer plans on hold while they wait for decisions from two veterans.
Off-Season Game Plan looks at what the Ducks can do this summer, whether they have Scott Niedermayer and/or Teemu Selanne available for the 2010-2011 season.
Since playing just 48 games after a failed first attempt at retirement in 2007-2008, Niedermayer has played in 162 of 164 regular season games over the last two years and, while his play has slipped, the 36-year-old remains a workhorse, so if he does decide to return next season, that will ease the Ducks' concerns heading into next season.
"The back end has to improve," GM Bob Murray told the Orange County Register at season's end. "To what extent depends on what Scotty does. But how you can do it? There are options."
Sure, the Ducks can still add more proven veterans to the back end, but it's a competitive advantage if a team can get a top-flight player to keep playing, potentially at a price that is discounted somewhat because the player is happier in his current location than going elsewhere to maximize his salary.
This principle is surely in effect with 39-year-old Selanne, who earned a modest $2-million last season, while scoring 27 goals in 54 games.
Selanne acknowledged to the Los Angeles Times that he thought his injury-marred season might be the last of his Hall of Fame career, "Even two months ago, with the injuries, I thought the hockey gods were telling me, 'It's time,' but the last two months have been so much fun."
If Selanne and Niedermayer are in the fold next season, the Ducks should have the personnel to be a playoff team; perhaps in need of some tweaking on the defensive end, but more than skilled enough.
The Ducks have an enviable crop of young talent, led by Ryan Getzlaf, Corey Perry and Bobby Ryan, so they should be able to fit in the necessary role players to quickly erase the memory of the franchise's first post-lockout non-playoff team.
On the other hand, if Niedermayer and Selanne elect to call it quits, that could shift the Ducks to a more dramatic rebuilding phase; still anchored around their core of young talent, but more focused on young players in the organization and what they can provide into the future.
Until those decisions are made, however, the Ducks have to wait.
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Though an ankle injury slowed him and contributed to his playing just 66 games, Ryan Getzlaf scored better than a point-per-game for the third straight season. Getzlaf offers an extremely rare combination of size, nastiness and offensive vision, making him one of the game's elite centres.
Getzlaf could improve his effort without the puck to become an even more complete player, but he's a horse to which the Ducks can feel confident hitching their wagon.
Getzlaf's tag-team partner, Corey Perry, has seen his point and penalty minute totals rise each year he's been in the league, topping out at 76 points and 111 penalty minutes last season. Few wingers have Perry's combination of puck skills and abrasive style.
Back troubles limited Joffrey Lupul, which makes it easy to forget that the 26-year-old can still put the puck in the net. He scored ten goals in 23 games last season and is a three-time 20-goal scorer, which is certainly enough credentials to handle a second-line scoring role.
Few teams would have been willing to take on Jason Blake's contract, given his declining play, but he'll be expected to handle a secondary scoring role with the Ducks. His 40-goal season of 2006-2007 was an aberration, but Blake has surpassed 20 goals in four other seasons, so Anaheim can hope he'll provide that kind of offence.
Dan Sexton started his NHL career with a flourish, scoring seven points in his first six games, before eventually fading into a depth role. The 23-year-old has offensive ability, but may not have a wing spot available on one of the top two lines, so he'll have to earn his opportunities.
Matt Beleskey had some good moments as a rookie, scoring 11 goals in 60 games and getting some time on a line with Getzlaf and Perry, but his minus-10 rating reveals further development is necessary for the hard-working winger to make a more positive impact.
Veteran centre Todd Marchant still gets tough defensive match-ups, but gets overmatched in that role; he could use more support to help protect him so that he doesn't have a repeat of last season's minus-16 rating.
Scrappy winger Mike Brown managed only seven points in 75 games, but he plays a hard game on the fourth line, fighting 14 times and ranking second among Ducks forwards in hits per minute, while playing only 8:21 per game.
Ideally, Ryan Carter might be able to step up into a primary checking role, but the 26-yera-old hasn't played more than 48 games in any of his three NHL seasons, so he still needs to prove he can be a regular in the lineup.
George Parros is still an active enforcer, dropping the gloves 20 times, but the 30-year-old's effectiveness seems to be decreasing and that could help explain why he played only 57 games last season. He can play in spot duty on the fourth line and can still tangle with heavyweights, so he has a role, however minimal.
25-year-old Troy Bodie adds more muscle to the Ducks lineup. He's a better all-around player than a typical enforcer, yet not as accomplished as a pugilist, so Bodie's fit depends on circumstances.
There won't be many restricted free agents as sought after as Bobby Ryan, so the Ducks will want to get him signed up long-term sooner rather than later.
He's scored 66 goals over the last two seasons and the 23-year-old is just scratching the surface of his vast potential. If the Ducks don't secure a second-line centre, that role could fall to Ryan, who showed well in a limited trial there late in the season.
A fresh start in Anaheim seemed to improve Kyle Chipchura's career prospects as he was much more effective in a checking role than he had been when he was with Montreal.
Assuming that Sexton couldn't slide into a centre job, the Ducks may need someone to dish the puck on their second line, whether that involves bringing back Saku Koivu or looking outside the organization for someone else. Other free agents that may be shorter-term fixes, like Matt Cullen or perhaps Olli Jokinen, might be able to fill that void.
Certainly, if Teemu Selanne decides he's willing to return for another season, the Ducks will have to find a way to make room for him, since those goals (27 in 54 games last season) aren't easily replaced.
If Scott Niedermayer doesn't return, the Ducks at least have another mobile puck-moving defenceman available to handle big minutes. Lubomir Visnovsky had 13 points in 16 games with the Ducks after coming over in a trade from Edmonton, and has topped 40 points in four of the last five seasons.
Brett Festerling didn't get a lot of playing time in the 42 games he did play, but was serviceable in his role. In 82 games, through two NHL seasons, Festerling has eight assists and a plus-6 rating, so he's not aiming for anything but safe.
It hasn't been the smoothest path for Steve Eminger, the 2002 first-rounder who is with his fifth team in the last three seasons, but in the last 24 games (from February 1), Eminger had ten points, a plus-6 rating and played between 22 and 23 minutes a night.
If he can build on that finish and handle a top-four role next season, that would be a major development and ease some of the pressure on the Ducks blueline.
Acquired from the Atlanta Thrashers at the deadline, Nathan Oystrick spent most of the season in the American Hockey League after he played 53 games with Atlanta in 2008-2009. He's tough and capable of fulfilling the seventh defenceman role if need be.
As it seems to be every year now, the fate of the franchise is tied to Scott Niedermayer's decision to return. The 36-year-old played major minutes (26:30) and still put up 48 points, including 27 on the power play, yet he also was a career-low minus-9, making it fair to wonder if the Ducks are putting Niedermayer in the best position to succeed.
If he decides to come back, the Ducks will find a way to fit Niedermayer in because top-pair defencemen don't just grow on trees, but it's become apparent that the team surrounding Niedermayer needs to be strong if he's going to be effective.
James Wisniewski may have gained notoriety for his illegal hit on Brent Seabrook late in the year, but that obscured his true value as a defenceman who can handle the puck, play tough and log more than 24 minutes per game. Along with Ryan, Wisniewski is a restricted free agent that has to be a priority signing for the Ducks, or if his price tag climbs too high, he becomes a big trade chip.
Assuming that Niedermayer doesn't return, the Ducks would need another top-four defenceman to eat up minutes. Any of Dan Hamhuis, Anton Volchenkov, Zbynek Michalek, Henrik Tallinder, Toni Lydman or Andy Sutton would all be serviceable additions that would improve the Ducks defensive play.
Further down the depth chart, the Ducks could use stability from a veteran like former Duck Sean O'Donnell or Jay McKee, particularly if Aaron Ward and Sheldon Brookbank don't return.
Jonas Hiller has earned the Ducks' starting job, posting a .920 save percentage through his first three seasons and now that Jean-Sebastien Giguere is in Toronto, there is a crystal clear definition of Hiller's role as the No. 1 guy between the pipes.
Curtis McElhinney wasn't expected to play quite so much when he was acquired from Calgary at the deadline, but Hiller ran into some injury troubles late in the year and McElhinney played well (.917 save percentage) in his 10 appearances.
20-year-old Luca Sbisa has already played 47 NHL games over the last two seasons, and hasn't looked out of place, but has still been returned to the Western Hockey League. It just may take some time before he develops into a legitimate top-four option.
Peter Holland is a skilled centre with size who, despite a slow start last season, has improved steadily throughout his junior career. It's possible that Holland could be the one to step into the Ducks' vacancy down the middle, but it's more likely that will come a year or two down the road.
Getting traded to Moncton helped Nicolas Deschamps' offensive game take off in his third season, scoring 21 goals and 52 points in 33 games with the Wildcats to finish the year with 96 points. With some time in the AHL, Deschamps figures to compete for a job in Anaheim in the not-too-distant future.
Signed out of Boston University after a stellar junior season, Nick Bonino played nine games late in the year with the Ducks (registering two points) and the 22-year-old could be closer to winning a spot in Anaheim.
A first-round pick in 2006, Mark Mitera has taken a rocky road, from his knee injury during his senior year at Michgian to splitting time between the ECHL and two AHL teams as the Ducks didn't have their own AHL affiliate last year that they could count on to develop prospects.
Mitera is 22, but could use a steady turn in the AHL next season to get established and prove that he's ready for a chance in the NHL.
A third-round pick in 2008, Brandon McMillan hasn't signed yet with the Ducks, but figures to be in the plans as the winger continues to improve his offensive production.
SoCal native Jake Newton has good size for a defenceman, doesn't use it enough, but is gifted offensively and was signed out of Northeastern after an impressive freshman season. His offensive potential, to say nothing of local ties, makes him an intriguing prospect.
Sturdy defenceman Matt Clark provides a different type of game than Newton; safer, more reliable and tougher. It's possible that Clark could challenge for a spot in Anaheim quickly, but might be better off earning his stripes in the AHL first.
Signed out of Minnesota-Duluth after a shocking junior season (40 points in 40 games after seven points in 42 games in his first two years), 21-year-old Rob Bordson will get a chance to prove in the AHL that he's a late bloomer.
MacGregor Sharp scored 50 points in his last year at Minnesota-Duluth before bouncing around last season, playing in the ECHL, with two AHL teams and even eight games with the Ducks. The 24-year-old doesn't have a lot of time to waste, so he could use a steady AHL season to show what he has to offer.
The Ducks also have some other long-range prospects, including University of Wisconsin defencemen Jake Gardiner and Justin Schultz, Notre Dame forward Kyle Palmieri, Russian goaltender Igor Bobkov and tiny Finnish blueliner Sami Vatanen.
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In what has to be one of the most anticipated women's title fights since Cris Cyborg met Gina Carano in 2009, Strikeforce bantamweight women's champion Miesha Tate will meet former Olympic medalist Ronda Rousey for the title on March 3 in Columbus, Ohio.
Sources close to the contest confirmed the bout to MMAWeekly.com on Wednesday.
Ronda Rousey has made a meteoric rise in MMA in her brief stint in the sport. A former Olympic bronze medalist in Judo, Rousey burst onto the scene in 2011 and racked up four wins in a row.
She most recently defeated Julia Budd in Strikeforce in only 39 seconds, and immediately called for a fight with champion Miesha Tate.
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The sparks began to fly at that point with Rousey and Tate going back and forth in interviews and over Twitter.
It now appears Rousey will get her wish and face Tate in her first title defense in March. Tate captured the belt last year when she defeated Marloes Coenen in July as part of the Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Henderson card in Chicago.
A winner of six fights in a row, Tate now faces Rousey in what will be a marquee match-up on the March 3 Strikeforce card headed for Columbus, Ohio, at the Nationwide Arena.
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Hell yes!!!
Great match-up for the ladies.
Sarah Kaufman I'm sure ain't too happy with this decision. If you look at the rankings, she should have gotten it. Oh well..
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Hype and popularity rule the roost. Why do you think Mayhem got the coaching job on TUF – not because of talent or MMA records. He was a great coach, but he hasn't even earned the right to be in the UFC, in my opinion.
I like Mayhem, but he looked bad in that fight with Bisping. I dunno if he tensed up during that odd takedown and was gassed in the second and third or just had bad cardio. I really didn't expect him to win. He needs to either pack on some upper body strenght or learn to cut to 170 AND improve his striking composure.
I bet Tate is pissed. She was actually on the MMA Hour w/ Ariel Helwani, and Helwani had her argue with Rousey for a bit. Tate wants Kaufman, because she thinks Rousey hasn't earned a title shot so early, and is getting it because of her looks. Tate wants to avenge the loss.
In any given fight, I think the match makers balance who is deserving with what will make the most money and will be the most popular.
I think in the male world of MMA, the deserving aspect is given much more weight, and the popularity/money aspect is somewhat secondary, although still important. In the female world of MMA, it would seem the popularity/money aspect is given much more weight. They need to get people interested in these fights now for it to grow.
That said, it's not such a stretch to see Rousey in this fight. She's an Olympic level judo player, and has run through her competition. Also, Kaufman lost to Coenen, who Tate just beat. That might turn fans off a bit too much to tune in, even though it doesn't necessarily mean anything.
I really think female MMA will hit a plateau and stay there. There just aren't enough people who will want to do it, or see it. I hope I am wrong.
"Tate wants Kaufman, because she thinks Rousey hasn't earned a title shot so early, and is getting it because of her looks."
This is why women's MMA is so ridiculous. Can you imagine something like this in men's MMA? "Machida only got that title shot because he's hotter than me!"
LOL…Hysterical indeed!!!
Go ask Brock and Dana what they think about the situation.
Women's MMA is ridiculous for this reason?
Shut up! Hel-weenie nut-hugger.
People will insult you for pretty much any comment on this site. I cite to an interview that Helwani did where he actually had both fighters arguing with each other on the air about the exact topic, and you call me a Helwani nut hugger?
In case you didn't realize, and I'm assuming you don't realize much of anything because you write like a 2nd grader, I didn't even mention anything about Helwani, other than it was his show. Wow, 1mmafrk, you're dumb!
Well, if it was woman's world I'm sure the same comments would be directed towards the men. Hate to say it, but as men, we tend to do what Tosh.O does. Look at a chick, and the first thought is "yeah, I'd do her"
But to be fair, Rousy has been blasting through her opponents like Jones, and is being thrust to the top to see what she's made of. The new face is always more interesting. Kauffman is getting the Fitch treatment.
I'm just irratated she's fleeing the 145 division. I want to see Cyborg fight everybody. Hell, I think she'd beat half the men.
This is the fight I want to see. Kaufman can fight the winner. Dont see what the big deal is.
Womens divisions are more of a spectacle right now so fights that sell are going to get priority over fights between contenders until such time that womens MMA earns the credibility it deserves.
my only hope is that fighters like Kaufman, Tate and Cyborg fight more often. going a year or so between fights is just too much.
Personally, now that this fight has been announced, I will be keeping my Showtime account until at least Mar 3rd. I was going to cancel it after this weekends fights.
The big deal is that Tate is somewhat scared of Ronda. I think anyone except for Cyborg would be scared to fight someone like Ronda.
nobody wants to see a plain boring pale sarah kaufman fight. Rousey is easy to look at and charming. Cyborg is a dude and kaufman is just boring. Tate and Rousey spur interest that is why the fight was made. Womens mma needs lookers not dull plain boring sarah kaufman
Lesnardo believe me, Miesha is not even slightly afraid of ronda. Shes annoyed by her, and thinks shes pushed to the front before shes earned it. Hell anyone can look great and have a great record if the people they fight are all lower level fighters, and that bronze judo belt was one of two given at the 2008 olympic games in China, a repachage match, meaning giving the losers a chance to get a bronze. So she better bring something besides an armbar to this fight.
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Chris Brown Probation Revoked
Chris Brown might be going to jail for four years.
On Monday morning, judge James R. Brandlin announced that he was revoking probation for Chris Brown in his 2009 conviction for his assault of Rihanna.
Brown was dragged to court by the L.A. County District Attorney to have his case reviewed after it was revealed that he was involved in a hit-and-run incident that occurred in May (while this might be bizarre the woman whose car was hit by Brown appeared in court to beg the judge not to jail the star).
While no one was injured, it was eventually revealed that the Virginia native was driving without a license. The singer tweeted during the ruling:
"I did everything I was supposed to do during the so called hit n run, I provided the correct info. There were no injuries or damages. C'mon!!My cross is heavy but God gives me the strength to carry it."
Brown remains a free man on his own recognizance and will return to court for a probation violation hearing on August 16.
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t 'Oi'(TiW;ij:: A j;j.)liiLf; u nn -A Weber State University n . .'I 1 Ml H JV- - wsy 1 . n Services teach students to cope By Ryan Larsen correspondent I The Signpost The Shepherd Union Building was double booked Wednesday with the Graduate Fair in the main atrium and the Stress Awareness Fair upstairs. The Stress Awareness Fair was clearly the more popular event, but in this bout the students were the winners. The Stress Awareness Fair got off to an early start at 8:30 a.m. and attracted many passers-by and others that knew of the event previously. Many psychology professors suggested their students attend the fair, which may have influenced its popularity. The Counseling and Psychological Services Center put on the Stress Awareness Fair where the main focus was fun stress relief. They provided services and activities for students that would help prevent or decrease stress. Also, just as important, the fair promoted services for college students attending Weber State University and showcased a variety of materials, aids and counseling available to students that may become too stressed. Freshman Aaron Blaylock stopped by the Stress Awareness Fair because he read about it in an e-mail. "I thought it looked interesting and thought I would go check it out," Blaylock said. He was interested in relaxing before and after finais and wanted to see what the campus had to offer. Walking meditation, free massages, finger painting, play dough and comfortable chairs seated in front of a big screen with video of an aquatic scene were some of the many activities offered. There was also. free cheese crackers and fruit, a drawing for a free massage, live music and much more. WSU has only about a 10 percent student drinking population according to the counseling center. But because of the correlations between stress and drinking, the fair offered some counseling services and information for students who do drink. Students were able to fill out a survey and sit down with a counselor and discuss risk factors that students may have with stress combined with alcohol. Craig Oreshnick, a psychologist at the Counseling and Psychological Service Center was one of the counselors on hand. "It is an opportunity to give students feedback on their stress and alcohol use and to give students risk reduction strategies," Oreshnick said. Dianna Rangel, the director of the Counseling and Psychological Services Center, said college students are at high risk for depression and anxiety, which are triggered by stress. Knowing if you are stressed is different for each person, but there are signs that will help you to know if you are stressed. Physically, a person's shoulders may become tense and for some it may be their jawbone. Mentally, a person See Career page 5 Difference between ethics and morality By Julie Lebo correspondent I The Signpost On Thursday night, the Weber State University Davis campus held a panel discussion to differentiate between ethics and morality. The panel included former Weber County Commissioner Camille Cain; Mac Christensen, founder of the Mr. Mac stores; Brian Davis, professor of business administration at WSU; Robert Garff, chairman and chief executive officer of Garff Enterprises Inc.; and Rod Marrelli, executive director of the Utah State Tax Commission. Frank Guliuzza, chair of the political science and philosophy department was mediator of the discussion. The discussion began with each panelist giving their own thoughts on the subject of ethics. "Don't believe that ethics is dead," Cain said. Davis said his interest in ethics was trying to get people to reflect how their ethical viewpoints have been shaped by their religious traditions. "It's hard to say whether things are getting better or worse," Davis said. Marrelli said the line of what is ethical and what is not seems to keep moving. Cain, who called herself a "jack of all trades," said she started out as a nurse and then went into business and real estate. She said that personal integrity reflects personal ethics. Garff was the speaker of the House of Representatives for the state of Utah and also the chairman of the board for the Salt Lake Olympic Organizing Committee of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. While he was chairman of the committee, he dealt with the controversial Olympic bribery scandal. Guliuzza posed a question about the distinction of morality and ethics in the context of business, and Garff provided definitions for both terms. "Lots of people get the definitions of ethics and morality confused," Garff said. "Ethics refers to a systematic moral science of right and wrong, where moral refer to the actual aattern of conduct." He said that ethics is general moral conduct that promotes good customsandvirtuesand condemns bad customs or vices, and morals refer to the highest ideal code. Another question posed dealt with giving money to a political campaign, and if at times, this couid be immoral. "The concept of people donating to campaigns is one that is really challenging," Cain said. "When someone contributes to a campaign, the person has gained access to you, and what you do with that access then becomes the matter of personal integrity and See Ethics page r si ' t J 4 ri-- i i K PHOFU BV MOLLY BENNETT THE SIGNPOST Workers put the roof on the new bus shelter at the Dee Event Center. The shelter is about 135 square feet and will hold about 20 people. CELEBRATE NATIVE AMERICANS Emphasis week starts with speech, ends with powwow I t it iki I mi .un r.i I II I A Native American dancer performs at last year's I'owwow. By Gina Barker sr. news reporter I 7?e Signpost A sunrise ceremony at the Duck Pond at Weber State University Monday jumpstarted Native American Emphasis week, sponsored by the American Indian Area Council and the Multicultural Students Center. On Wednesday and Thursday, a Native American storytelling activity was held and was free for students to watch. All week, American Indian artifacts and Navajo fry bread and tacos were available for purchase near the Shepherd Union Building. Even in the rain and snow, students were lining up for something to browse and buy these interesting and tasty treats. Jayne White, a vendor of American Indian artifacts said, "I always like meeting new peOple and students to share my culture." The :S7th Annual Contest Powwow will be held in the Shepherd Union Building on Saturday from noon until six. The powwow will include food, arts and crafts and dancing. People from tribes from all over the country and Canada will be slopping by as lliey make their way through the powwow circuit heading to the New Mexico Powwow called the Gathering of Nations. The powwow focuses on contest dancing, with categories ranging from traditional dance to jingle and grass dances. Slephan Todachiuv, the sunrise ceremony leader, will also attend the final ceremonies and watch for accuracy of the traditional dancers. The traditional dances require precision and must be carried out very accurately. The powwow will cost students one dollar to attend and will offer a great look into Native American traditions and culture. Jeff Simons, the American Indian Council adviser at Weber State, has helped oversee the annual powwow over the years. Simons commented on Native American Emphasis Week's importance on the campus. "The AlC are the ones who help give the chance to get more people acquainted with Native American culture," Simons said. "There are over 30 different tribes on campus, and it is in our charter for all our members to share our culture with the rest of the campus." Simons expressed an interest not only to have more students with Native American descent to attend college, but to also retain them in the future. "We have a kind of philosophy or motto the Hi years I've been here," Simons said, "to preserve our Native American culture and our I'ulure." Clu ista Boyd, a WSU student and Navajo said, "I feel we must remember WSU is a diverse school, and this emphasis week gives us an opportunity to appreciate one another." See Celebrate page r lens in Grief Cahoon cools heels in County lockup Troy Cahoon was sentenced April 9 to 180 days in Weber County Jail, 18 months of probation and fined $350 for I - V f 5 r ' ' ?. O 2 jo Troy Cahoon charges of sexual battery, according to Weber County Jail records. Cahoon has been in jail for 65 days since his arrest at Weber State University on Feb. 4 for groping a female worker in the Shepherd Union Building. He was charged with, and pleaded guilty to, two accounts of sexual battery. The penalty of one year in jail for each account of sexual battery was suspended. Preparedness Day training Free classes on Emergency Preparedness (C.E.R.T Training), CPR, First Aid and self- defense for women will be held from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, April 12 at 2750 North University Park Blvd. in Layton. Student Programs is sponsoring the day of training. All classes will be held simultaneously. To sign up, call 395-3460." Lunch will be provided. Construction crews hit water pipe, water shut off The construction crew working on the Bell Tower project on campus hit a main water line, according to Weber State University Fire Marshall Dennis Montgomery, just after 11 a.m. on Thursday. The pipe, which fed the Shepherd Union, Student Services and Miller Administration buildings, started leaking so the water had to be shut off. The three buildings were without water until about 3:30 p.m. Montgomery said it is concerning to have the water off since the Union and Student Services buildings both have sprinkler systems and there would be no water in case of a fire. It is an inconvenience, Montgomery said, since it affects the restrooms too. Teaching and learning sponsors last lecture The Teaching and Learning Forum is sponsoring the Last Lecture program in order to highlight and honor the work of Weber State University faculty. Students are encouraged to consider all of the faculty' and whom they would like to speak. Students may nominate someone by going to http:programs. weber.edutlf and clicking on "Last Lecture." The deadline for Last Lecture nominations is April 25. 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WAUSAU, WI (WTAQ) - A third judge has been named to hear the case of a man charged in Wausau with the death and dismemberment of a man from St. Paul Minnesota.
26-year-old Kou Thao was supposed to have a preliminary hearing Friday on Marathon County charges of homicide, hiding a corpse, and possessing a firearm as a convicted felon. The hearing was called off after a second judge was taken off the case.
Prosecutors said Thao drove from Wausau to Milwaukee in April while carrying the severed head of 58-year-old Tong Pao Hang. Other body parts were found in the basement of a Milwaukee house where officers found Thao's car.
Circuit Judge Lamont Jacobson, a former prosecutor, pulled himself from the case. Judge Greg Huber was then appointed, but the defense used its one allowable substitution request.
Judge Michael Moran will now hear the case, and the preliminary hearing is set for August 7th. Thao has been in jail since March on a $1 million bond.


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World-famous soccer athlete and champion of girls' health, Brandi Chastain '91 will give the 163rd undergraduate commencement address on June 14. Chastain's selection to give the commencement address memorializes the 50th anniversary of women's athletics at Santa Clara, which the University celebrates this year.
Dean Birge MBA '91 was hired as controller of Mission City Federal Credit Union in Santa Clara.
Richard Weber '92 was recently interviewed in The Californian for his role at Whitson Engineers, where he is an owner and principal partner. A general civil engineering and land survey firm that dates back to the late 1970s, the company has projects in Monterey, Santa Cruz, and San Benito Counties. It is also beginning projects in Southern California. Weber joined Whitson Engineers in 1993.
P. J. Vaughn '92, '98 is now living in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She works for Chevron as the general manager of the Buenos Aires Shared Services Center.
The CBS crime series Criminal Minds, starring Shemar Moore '92 as Derek Morgan, has announced its renewal for a 10th season. Moore played Malcolm Winters on The Young and the Restless for eight years, leaving in September 2005. He hosted Soul Train from 2000 to 2003.
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Elisa (Eidson) Lotti '89, M.A. '92 married George Lotti '90 in 1997. She is a currently the project specialist at Sylvandale Middle School in San Jose, Calif., and was a teacher for 20 years prior to changing educational roles. Lisa and George live in the Willow Glen area of San Jose, where they also run Unconditional Love Animal Rescue and Placement, a nonprofit organization that has rescued approximately 2500 animals from local shelter euthanasia lists since its inception in 1999. In their spare time, they love wine tasting, golf, Tahoe, and snuggling their four kitties and two pups.
Michael R. Johnson '92, M.S. '93 is completing his fourth year as Middle School Principal at Escuela Campo Alegre, an international school in Caracas, Venezuela. Recently he was appointed to the Middle School Principal position at the Anglo-American School of Moscow for the 2014-2015 school year. He will move to Moscow this summer with his wife, Christina, daughter Danielle (14), and son Derek (11).
Santa Clara dentist, Dr. Alan Frame '92, now offers treatments that can transform smiles and improve dental health, including dental implants and teeth whitening. He is proud to serve the community in which he grew up. Frame is a a member of the Tao Kappa Omega and Omicron Kappa Upsilon, academic dental fraternities, as well as the American Dental Association. He is an avid sports fan and enjoys talking about football, baseball and other athletic events.
Alan Ellis '92 writes, "My son Kevin Anthony Ellis will attend SCU this autumn as an undergraduate with the Class of 2018 majoring in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Electrical Engineering."
Photographer Dan Dion '92 just published his second book, Tuesday Tucks Me In: The Loyal Bond Between a Soldier and His Service Dog (Roaring Brooke Press, 2014). A children's book told from the point of view of a service dog, it features a day in the life of co-author and disabled veteran Luis Carlos Montalvan in New York City.
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Chris Turner '93 currently oversees Discovery Communications' original internet networks and lives in San Francisco. He and wife Lisa welcomed a baby girl, Thea Lucia Turner, on June 15, 2014. She joins brother Casey (2).
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Jim Hornecker '93 and his wife Andrea welcomed their seventh child, Luke Sebastian Hornecker, on March 28, 2014. They live in Chaska, Minn.
Austiaj Parineh '00 and Patrick K. O'Brien '94 (son of Catherine Kilkenny '67 and Patrick J. O'Brien '67, as well as grandson of Jeremiah O'Brien '30), on October 13, 2013 on San Juan Island, Wash. Austiaj and Patrick met an SCU Alumni event in San Francisco. Broncos at the wedding included Terra Chaffee '00, J.D. '03, Michael Chidambaram '94, Doug Coffey J.D. '85, Juliette Davis MBA '97, Justin Hedberg '96, Melissa Mangini '94, Elizabeth Powers '80, J.D. '89, MBA '89, Kris Roberts '95, and Kristie Weyhe '98, J.D. '01. The couple lives in San Francisco. Patrick works in business development for Fremont Bank.
Steven B. McLaughlin '94 writes that he was selected for a promotion to colonel. In July, he will be graduating from the U.S. Army War College with a master's in strategic studies.
After serving as a intern during law school, John Kennedy J.D. '94 has continued to work in the San Francisco City Attorney's Office for the past 20 years. The office provides legal services to all City departments and agencies as well as elected and appointed officials, and his practice reflects the public policy and political issues facing the City including public transportation, the growth of technology apps, and same-sex marriage/Proposition 8 litigation. John has served on several LGBT non-profit Boards of Directors including the San Francisco LGBT Community Center, LYRIC, and Bay Area Lawyers for Individual Freedom. Since he will be marrying his long time partner - Scott Shafer - Labor Day weekend, John regrets that he'll be missing the reunion due to their planned honeymoon in Portugal and Spain but sends his regards to his fellow classmates. His interests include travel, water polo, and food.
Rosanna Guadagno Loewald '94 and her husband, Tonio Loewald, welcomed twin girls, Romilly Jane and Jaelle Marie in March 2008. Rosanna and her family are moving to Dallas, Texas, where Rosanna has accepted a tenured position as an associate professor of Emerging Media and Communication and an associate professor of Psychology at the University of Texas, Dallas.
Adriana Cimetta '94 is an Educational Psychologist conducting research at the University of Arizona. She and husband Michael Stevens, an OBGYN, welcomed a baby girl, Sawyer Cimetta Stevens, on Jan. 28, 2014. The family lives in Tucson, Ariz.
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Karen Phillips Boccabella '94 and John Boccabella '92 live in Orinda, Calif. with their 3 little boys (8, 6 & 4 years).
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Timothy Bidwill '94 and Kristy Bidwill welcomed their first child, Morgan Andrew Bidwill, on Aug. 26, 2014.


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By Saabira Chaudhuri
General Electric Co. (GE) has signed an agreement with Locorail and Yakutia Railways in Russia to explore the possibility of forming a strategic relationship as the company continues its push to partner with regional locomotive builders to produce technologically advanced and fuel-efficient locomotives globally.
The agreement creates a framework by which Yakutia Railways (ZHDY), under a GE license, will modernize diesel-electric locomotives at Yakutia Railways' facility in Aldan, Russia, using FDL-engine kits made at GE Transportation facilities in Erie and Grove City, Pa.
Currently, there are about 600 GE locomotives and modernized locomotives in operation in the Commonwealth of Independent States region.
Under the agreement's framework, GE Transportation will supply a minimum of 20 FDL engine kits a year over five years.
"This agreement will provide the framework to provide Locorail and Yakutia Railway the ability to provide reliable locomotive service to the region for decades," GE Transportation Chief Executive Lorenzo Simonelli said. "GE along with its local partners has a long history of modernizing locomotives as well as building new locomotives in Kazakhstan and the Commonwealth of Independent States region."
Under the agreement, GE Transportation will work with Locorail and Yakutia Railways to provide the training needed to maintain and overhaul the modernized FDL engines. GE will also provide support in areas like tooling and equipment at the Yakutia Railways facility.
The agreement comes after GE said last month it had won a contract worth more than $500 million to supply turbomachinery equipment and services to Petroleo Brasileiro S/A (PBR, PETR3.BR, PETR4.BR), continuing to expand its relationship with the state-run Brazilian energy company.
Shares of GE edged up 16 cents to $22.44 in recent premarket trading. The stock has risen 19% in the past 12 months.
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AUBURN HILLS Ś The Pistons Brandon Knight rebounded nicely from what was one of the worst games of his career.
In DetroitÆs loss to the New York Knicks in London, Knight was held to one point, one assist, one rebound and went 0 for 4 from the field in 18 minutes.
Knight didnÆt hang his head and responded Sunday night with 15 points, six rebounds and five assists in the Pistons victory over the Boston Celtics.
ōYou are going to have some tough games,ö Knight said. ōIÆm not worried about that. Every player doesnÆt play well every game. Just continue to play the same way, have the same mentality. Making sure my confidence stays the same, which it always will because I work hard. I just wanted to come out, set the tone defensively, make sure I play at the defensive end.ö
Knight also played well defensively Sunday against All-Star point guard Rajon Rondo. Rondo finished with 15 assists, but had just eight points on 4 for 16 shooting and nine turnovers.
ōBrandonÆs defense was good,ö Tayshaun Prince said. ōThen when Rondo picked up the early fouls, (Knight) kept being aggressive. Brandon was a key for us getting off to a good start early. I donÆt mean that by making shots and having a big time dunk, but his energy. ... Brandon picked his energy up and got us off to a great start.ö
Knight did have seven turnovers, but Pistons coach Lawrence Frank felt KnightÆs spirit was good.
ōBrandon had phenomenal energy,ö Frank said. ōBrandon had some very good transition attacks, a good advance pass early, obviously he had that strong finish at the rim. At times he got a little bit sped up, in terms of with the turnovers, but his heart was in the right place, very good passion with it.ö
The Pistons donÆt need Knight to be a premium scorer, but itÆs clear they need his offense.
Including the KnicksÆ loss in London, Knight has been held to less than five points, five times this season and the Pistons are 0-5 in those games.
On the season, Knight is averaging 15.7 points in wins and 12.6 points in losses.
The 21-year-old Knight has been inconsistent in his first full NBA season, but regardless if his shot is falling or not, Knight said heÆs going to play with confidence.
ōItÆs just how I play,ö Knight said. ōWhen you work hard, you can have confidence. Whenever IÆm on the court, whether IÆm playing well or not playing well, IÆm going to have confidence in my game.ö
The Pistons (15-25) will look to win two in a row when they host Orlando Tuesday.
The Magic (14-26) won both meetings with the Pistons earlier this season.
Orlando rallied from a 13-point second half deficit to defeat Detroit at The Palace on Nov. 16 and then embarrassed the Pistons 90-74 in Orlando on Nov. 21.
Detroit shot just 32.9 percent from the field in the loss at Orlando.
Notes: TuesdayÆs game along with two other Pistons broadcasts (at Orlando on Jan. 27 and at Toronto on April 1) have been moved from Fox Sports Detroit to Fox Sports Detroit Plus. FSD also moved the March 6 vs. New York, March 26 vs. Minnesota and March 29 vs. Toronto broadcasts from FSD Plus to FSD. FSD also picked up the broadcast of the Pistons game at Washington on Feb. 27. The game was recently dropped by ESPN. ... Busta Rhymes will perform at halftime of TuesdayÆs game at The Palace.
Dave Pemberton covers the Pistons. Email him at email@example.com and follow him on Twitter @drpemberton.


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Katie Davis Associate Professor of Theatre Arts
Katie Davis
Katie Davis has more than 20 years of experience in professional, academic, and community theatre and has been the coordinator of the USAO Theatre Arts Program since 2006. Before coming to Chickasha, she was the artistic director and business manager for Corinth Theatre-Arts in Corinth, Mississippi.
Katie was a graduate instructor at the University of Mississippi and at the University of Texas at El Paso. She began her teaching career as a Visiting Instructor and Director of Theatre at Juniata College in 1996.
Katie has worked with The People's Light and Theatre Company in Philadelphia and with The Hangar Theatre and Rockwell Productions, both based in New York. She was the artistic director of the Women's Theatre Ensemble Project in El Paso, Texas, and performed with the El Paso-based touring company, Theatre, Inc. Her areas of research and interest include Creativity, Drama Therapy, Womens Studies, Philosophy, and Mixed Martial Arts.
- MFA, Directing, University of Mississippi, 2002
- MA, Theatre Arts, University of Texas at El Paso, 1996
- BA, Theatre Arts, Juniata College, 1993
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- Association for Theatre in Higher Education
- American Association of Community Theatre
- American Association of University Professors
- American Association of University Women
- Oklahoma Speech, Theatre, Communication Association
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Temple of the Universal Mind:
Is what I have named my belief system. Like the Alchemical spiral staircase of my life, this too shall be a process. I will try to share by way of my life experiences, knowledge, insights, dreams and more what I believe to be true. I believe that matter (our bodies and temples) are finite, and that time is eternal. The spirit that animates mankind (Gnostic heavenly spark) and all other life forms is part of the greater cosmic web that is the Universal Mind or what some would call God. We are all one connected in numerous ways. Be it through Carl G. Jung's collective unconscious, the work done in quantum physics or Eastern mysticism, there is no denying we are all in this together.
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From the One, Towards the One,
By Means of the One
When I was young playing with the mercury that I procured from the local hobby shop to change the color of a penny, I never would have imagined that I would have such an interest in ALCHEMY. I am interested in all systems that purify and transform to a higher state of being.
Be it the allegorical or symbolic nature of the craft or the pure science of changing a base substance to higher form which can be found in all cultures and thought systems: Taoism, Ayurveda, Psychology, the art of Stained Glass, to name but a few.
ALCHEMY is fundamental and necessary. But first we must identify what the base substance is; we must be familiar with the medium that we are working with.
It is my opinion and belief that all matter is latent energy. In the mind all things are possible and perceived. It just depends in what state of mind does your mind currently reside in and how do you perceive the world.
I know that we are all intrinsically of one mind; a UNIVERSAL MIND.
So it is my feeling by changing our mind, and adjusting out perception of the world we can change it; and that the unexamined life as goes is not worth living; because it is nothing living; but subsisting.
So, it is my mission on this Earthy plain to share and extend to learn and to teach to use ALCHEMY FOR GLOBAL TRANSFORMATION.
So join me on my journey won't you? I am a singer, songwriter, guitarist, massage therapist, writer, poet, and a proud single father of the most incredible seven year old little girl named Sophia. She says and asked the most unbelievable things; some of which I will share on occasion.
Sophia asked recently while she was visiting: "Dad, why are you so interested in all this God stuff?" She asked, while pointing to my rogues' gallery of Guardian Angels. "You have statues of Buddha and pictures, why do you have all this stuff?"
I told her that I had questions and I needed some answers; I was looking for truths, I was curious. Later when I was putting her to bed, she was examining my diagram of the tree of life; all of a sudden I was teaching her about the Kabbalah. It was a beautiful moment; one of many.
Read more at templeoftheuniversalmind.webs.com
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Lunch Mon-Sat: 11:30am - 2:45pm; Dinner Mon-Sat: 5:30pm - 10:30pm
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- Cuisine: French, International
- Executive Chef: David Bouley
- Dress Code: Jacket Required
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Chef's Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Late Night, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Special Events: Bouley offers several different venues for private events ranging from the classic elegance of the Chateau Room to the eclectic functionality of the Test Kitchen.
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Please contact Danielle Falcone to make your special event truly special.
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In addition to the á la carte menu, the restaurant offers a $55 five course tasting menu for lunch and $175 six course tasting menu for dinner. Parties of 8 or more may order from the tasting menu only and deposit is required to secure a reservation. Chef Bouley is always happy to accommodate all dietary needs and restrictions.
Attire :Jackets are required for gentlemen at both lunch and dinner.
In addition to the á la carte menu, the restaurant offers a $55 five course tasting menu for lunch and $175 six course tasting menu for dinner. Parties of 8 or more may order from the tasting menu only and deposit is required to secure a reservation. Chef Bouley is always happy to accommodate all dietary needs and restrictions.
Attire :Jackets are required for gentlemen at both lunch and dinner.
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330 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.7
- Ambiance4.8Noise LevelModerate
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- Outstanding foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/30/2014Great place with french ambiente and outstanding food. Service was perfect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- THE BESTOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/29/2014My husband and I were delighted with our dining experience at Bouley. We enjoyed our 2 1/2 hour dining experience enjoying every entree's out of this world taste and presentation. We have been to a number of #1 spots in NYC and this has to be our favorite now. We promise you will not be disappointed. If you can go on an off night, you will enjoy the extra attention!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing experience in NYCFoodhunterVIPDined on 9/27/2014Bouley is one of the best restaurants in NY. Simple like that. The place is very nice, elegant and at the same time it has a contemporary atmosphere. Service is 5 stars. They do the best to make you feel comfortable. From the guy nicely serving you the bread to the sommelier, they all make the experience special. If you want to celebrate something or simply celebrate life, Bouley is one of my favorite places. It was not the first time I went and won't be the last.Special Features:
- bouleyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/27/2014Bouley doesnt only sell its charming and tastefull food, but also the experience of a classy environment. We loved it! ThanksSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PerfectionJamesDined on 9/26/2014Just absolutely fabulous. Went for my wife and my anniversary. A truly special event.
- Best fine dining lunch deal in NYCNYCRestaurateurDined on 9/26/2014I came here for lunch with my foodie friend, both of us hoping to add Bouley to our list of Favorites. The decor was cool-entryway decorated w/fresh apples, vaulted ceilings throughout, beautiful art and furniture, even the bathroom! Service was excellent-close to 10 people taking care of us throughout the meal, from the hostess, to the waiters and servers. Our meal was nicely paced, which was a big plus as we often feel rushed. Bouley's lunch is easily the best fine dining deal in town, $55 for 5 courses (3 savory, 2 sweet)! Food was good but nothing really stood out, and some dishes disappointed (porcini flan). We left super full, and were even given extra dessert at the door. Glad we checked it out. Unfortunately, not our new Favorite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/25/2014best lunch deal anywhere! Elegant but not stuffy with inventive offerings and friendly service.Special Features:
- Great Tasting MenuYLiangDined on 9/25/2014The tasting menu was fantastic! Although it was my first time trying out a french tasting menu, it exceeded my expectations in all aspects - presentation, taste and service. My favourite was the Beef Cheek dish, it was braised for 12 hours and turned out really tender and flavourful. The home baked European bread was fresh, with a wide selection that made me hard to choose which one to try. We were also pleasantly surprised by the 3 additional complimentary dishes presented to us. Overall, it was a 5 star experience for me.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Oasis of refinement in frenetic NYCMsFoodieVIPDined on 9/23/2014We were jet-lagged & exhausted but Bouley was a respite! The service was like watching a well choreographed ballet & although it started too fast, they soon figured out that we weren't in a hurry. The amuse bouche were lovely. A combo of strawberries & tomato ice actually worked & a truffled crisp was great. I was expecting the porcini flan to be like a chawan mushi custard, but it was more like an Asian soup with great flavors. The waitress brought us extra butter parsnip puree because we made such short work of it. My lobster with asparagus was enough for both of us - 2 large tails. Salmon with palm hearts was a disappointment because it had too much lemon zest. Bread...yum! I wish they'd open a bakery on the West coast!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing EveningwhoknewDined on 9/23/2014The service was unparalleled and I have lived (and dined) in New York and other amazing food cities around the globe. They were warm, accommodating and made a special occasion extraordinary. The food was, simply magnificent. The lamb and the sheep's milk gnocci will make you cry tears of joy. My dining companion ate mushrooms (which he never, ever eats) and proclaimed them one of the best things he has ever eaten in his life. Carnivores, bread lovers, dessert lovers, wine snobs, foodies, lovers... you will all find something to talk about for days on end, reliving a meal like some people relive their wedding or the birth of their child. Yes, dining here IS that good.Special Features:
- One of the very best anywhereJimKVIPDined on 9/22/2014Every aspect was prefect. Menu is very good, food spectacular, service as good and any and special surprises.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/22/2014Excellent food in a beautiful restaurant. I would recommend everyone to come here.Special Features:
- as always....TTTTVIPDined on 9/20/2014this place is fantastic. Come here as often as I can and Bouley never lets me down. Had a visitor from overseas who forgot to bring a jacket for his trip, and the folks were kind enough to provide a fitting jacket for the meal. Only have one request - please bring back the old-style flan. The current rendition is great, but the version that was around back several years ago was just amazing. Can't forget the first time i had them - would love to taste the flan in the metallic enclosure again!Special Features:
- Best ive been toabbz244Dined on 9/19/2014Amazing food, great service!!!! We had the best time ever!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/18/2014Excellent food ambience and service. Lovely cordial entry.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best lunch value in NYCrocdocVIPDined on 9/16/2014The 5 course price fixed menu at lunch is an incredible value with unparalleled service, presentation and food quality. We appreciated the ability to choose items from each category and with 2 people dining, we were able to sample quite a bit of the menu. The bread service is an additional treat! We celebrating my wife's birthday and the restaurant recognized her birthday with a special dessert and David Bouley was kind enough to the sign our menu. We will be back!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- the best in NYChgbearDined on 9/15/2014the food is perfect. the service is excellent. the price is not expensive compared to other restaurants providing same level of foods.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic place for lunchTartuffoVIPDined on 9/15/2014The $55 prix fixe lunch is amazingly great. The room is so lovely and romantic, with its curved gilt ceiling and lots of flowers.Special Features:
- Never disappointsjncprmnDined on 9/13/2014Bouley is in a class by itself. The gorgeous interior, the perfect. If you get up to use the restroom, someone will be waiting to pull your chair out for you before you sit down again. Your wishes are anticipated. And of course the food! We had the lunch tasting menu - five courses, plus the amuse bouche (gazpacho reinterpreted, whipped and creamy, with a few cucumber slices and a scoop of tomato ice cream, garnished with fish ice) and a delightful intermezzo (delicious eggplant terrine topped with creamy goat cheese). The summer menu has been the same each time, but the interpretation of the dishes varies. Be sure to taste some breads, but leave room for the two desserts.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/13/2014we do not live in NYC but we come here every 2 months. we have been celebrating special occasions in the restaurant for the past 10 years. we normally use it for lunch given the bargain (cost/benefit) of the pre fix lunch. the food is excellent in general although sometimes (as this last one for eg) we feel they could use a little more salt- it may be our ittalian taste though. we still need to try Bouley for dinner although i have the impression it would be substantially more expensive. Wine selection is very good too. definitely the place to celebrate a special date and, if you are not in the mood to spend a lot on food and have a tasting experience, go for the pre fix 5 courses!Special Features:
- Pure heaven!PennyDined on 9/13/2014After eating here, you never want to eat any place else. The service is splendid, the food is so very, very good, the restaurant is beautiful. We ordered the 5 course, fixed price lunch, which is much more than 5 courses......each one pure perfection.Special Features:
- Bursting with wonderful flavoursaussieaplDined on 9/11/2014The tasting lunch menu was amazing with so many creatively presented dishes bursting with wonderful flavours, a tribute to the chefs. Service is very attentive and this is all set in a most elegant setting. This was our 2nd time to dine here in 4 years and we certainly were not dissapointed this time. Will go back again on our next trip to NYC. A must for foodies visiting New York.Special Features:
- DebbiegDined on 9/11/2014Tasting menu was fabulous. I did it with the wine pairing and it was wonderful. Special occasion or not, this restaurant is a great, great, dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sophisticated without arroganceCarlosDined on 9/9/2014This is my concept of good taste in decor, food, service and details. Couldn't be better. Prices are equivalent. A long trip to Tribeca if you are not in the neighborhood but worth it. One of my best experiences in a long run of restaurants around the world.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We were delighted!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/9/2014Though we didn't mention our special occasion to any of the servers, their attention to our dining experience was perfection, accompanied as it was with their complete knowledge and even humor. There were four of us for lunch and we ordered the tasting menu paired with wine. Just splendid. Not being oenophiles, it was easy and enjoyable to have the professionals take care of us. The chef sent out several special tastings in-between the established 5 courses. The flavors and textures were sometimes surprising and always pleasing. I would have liked to take away all the descriptions and names of the wines we drank - but am happy to savor the remembrance. And we discovered sauce spoons!Special Features:
- Exceptional Dining ExperiencejimpVIPDined on 9/9/2014From when you are greeted at the door until you are given a gift to take home with you, this is a dining experience not to be missed! Plus the $55 5 course tasting menu at lunch is an incredible bargain. If you want to see the behind the scenes activity, ask for a tour of the impressive kitchen.Special Features:
- Great experience!SMLYDined on 9/8/2014Bread was outstanding!! Service was good! And we met chef David Bouley after the dinner which was awesome :)Special Features:
- Best restaurant in NYCMega2222Dined on 9/5/2014This is the best restaurant in NYC The service was beyond my expectations. The food was fenomenal. Again, the service was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but not greatLAFoodmanVIPDined on 9/5/2014There is a reason why it is a1star Michelin rating vs 3star. Bodley has a top notch beautiful room. Food is ok. You will have courses and say it was good but not memorable. I would recommend to skip and head toward 3star Michelin restaurants like Jean George's. There is a big difference!Special Features:
- What a find!DaisymayDined on 9/5/2014What an experience!!! The lunch taster menu is a sensation. They select the wine to suit each of the 5 courses and the choices were excellent. The bread choice was second to none. A must for foodies. I was extremely impressed. The staff were extremely attentive and friendly and the restaurant is amazing.Special Features:
- Une table toujours exceptionnelle!Caius06Dined on 9/4/2014Chaque année pendant notre séjour à New York, nous ne manquerions pour rien au monde un déjeuner chez BOULEY. Le menu dégustation à 55$ est un enchantement, magnifié par un service haut de gamme? mais restant suffisamment décontracté pour quel :on se sente all:aise. Un rapport qualité prix exceptionnel! Nous y reviendrons l'an prochain.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BreadOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/3/2014Of course the bread was fantastic, service sedate and attentive, decor whimsical and elegant. Preparation and presentation beautiful, but mains could have been hotter.Special Features:
- Love BouleyOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/2/2014As always, dinner was wonderful. one of my favorite restaurants in New York...Special Features:
- MandBVIPDined on 9/2/2014Perfection! Excellent food, excellent service, excellent ambiance! Amazing food expertly conceived and presented. Everything classical French food should be and with care and attention to modernism. Bouley is always a MUST whenever we are in NY!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Food and serviceFrequentdinerDined on 9/2/2014Bouley has kept up with it's Michelin rating though I truly believe that it deserves another star. I would certainly be back with my family and friends.Special Features:
- Best in NYCjscvirerDined on 9/1/2014Every time I came to NYC I go to Bouley, and it's always a different and wonderful experience. For mr it's the best restaurant in NYC.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandinggababVIPDined on 9/1/2014Excellent late lunch with prix fixe menu and wine tasting was an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon in NYC. The pairings complimented the outstanding menu selections and we left satiated and highly satisfied from the experience. Great job all around...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lost a stepDineVIPDined on 8/30/2014The food was good but not as outstanding as in the past.Special Features:
- A Surreal MasqueradeOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/30/2014Were did it go wrong? It started with a dining room that resembled a funeral parlor. Then, we were given lunch menus although were dining at 7:30PM. What followed was a meal that I am ashamed I paid for. My wife and I ordered the tasing menu. The first course (mushrooms in a coconut broth with tuna) was lacking salt and fishy. The wild salmon was just bland. The third course was a poached pheasant egg with comte, ham in a coconut garlic broth. The lamb was competent albeit, very small. The desserts tasted good, but are ultimately forgettable. All in all, eating here was a bad decision. This resaurant is masquerading as better and more refined than it is. A better tasting dining experience can be had elsewhere for half as much.Special Features:
- Bouley is rare treatBpg23Dined on 8/30/2014Excellent; as always it is a rare treat to dine at Bouley!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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