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In a fast paced, entertaining contest that was fun to watch and not so pleasant for either goaltender, the Blackhawks defeated San Jose 5-3. The beauty of sports is the unexpected has to always be considered. Both Corey Crawford and the Sharks Antti Niemi were among the best goalies in the league and in the same game each struggled.
Both goalies were victimized by shots they would normally save on their best nights. Crawford was not good early as all three of San Jose's first period scores should have been stopped but as the game progressed he steadied. The Chicago offense roared back from an early two goal deficit and the Sharks couldn't dent the twine in the final 40 minutes. As has been the case all season, Crawford gave his teammates a chance to win.
Some who have watched the Blackhawks this season aren't convinced they are as a good as their record. There are areas to improve upon, which says to me they can play better. What does matter most is what was what reflected in Joel Quenneville's post game comments about his clubs hot start. Coach Q. remarked the Hawks are finding ways to win and no one can dispute his point.
The Hawks are the only club not to lose in regulation because they have won different types of games. They have risen to the occasion when four goals were scored in 1:29 like Tuesday night, as the Blackhawks tallied three during that stretch. They have found a way to win when completely outplayed as in Calgary on last Saturday. The Blackhawks have won some close checking low scoring matches as well as more wide open affairs. This team doesn't have to be better than the 2010 Stanley Cup winners, they only need to rise above others this season.
Quenneville gets high marks with sticking with Crawford and not replacing him with Ray Emery early in the opening frame. I would have pulled Crawford after the second goal and at least finished the first period with Emery. Instead Quenneville took a timeout and settled his group down. Then Niemi helped play a role in the Chicago comeback as he looked anything but comfortable in net. Seldom do both clubs use their timeout in the opening 20-minutes but that is exactly what happened on Tuesday night. The goaltending was off and so was the focus for both teams.
The Blackhawks get outhit almost every game and against bigger squads like the Sharks that can be an issue. What helped turn the tide during the first period is the Hawks were taking the body and finishing their checks. It slowed San Jose down, especially so as they were coming off a hard fought game on Monday night. Bryan Bickell led the charge with three hits and helped the Hawks take control of the pace.
Most significant was 12 different Blackhawks were credited with at least one hit. The way to deter an opponent is not by fighting but by dishing out physicality. San Jose sill outhit the Hawks but it was not by a very wide margin (23-18).
My thinking was if healthy Brandon Bollig should be in the lineup, not to fight, but because he is a big body that can check. It didn't matter Tuesday night as the Hawks put forth a team effort in hits, as they proved to be a step quicker than the Sharks as the game wore on.
In my opinion a player is classified as elite when he can excel in all facets of the game. For example Marian Hossa is an elite forward and Tuesday night Jonathan Toews showed why he is in the same category. Only because of his ability to anticipate plus react quickly was Toews able to lift a stick, steal the puck near the San Jose net and set up a wide open Kane for the winning goal. Toews can excel in so many ways and his superior effort put the Blackhawks over the top.
After finding a way in San Jose, the Blackhawks travel to Phoenix for a Thursday night battle. The schedule is relentless and with a win versus the Coyotes the Hawks will be guaranteed at least an eight point road trip.
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In the second period, San Jose center Andrew Desjardins was given a match penalty for what was thought to be a flagrant hit to the head of Jamal Mayers. His actions resulted in Duncan Keith jumping Desjardins as he was trying to stick up for his teammate.
Tuesday on the NHL Network, Brendan Shanahan was explaining what criteria help classify a hit as illegal and being worthy of a suspension. He mentioned two factors were involved, the player must launch himself and target the head.
I'm not sure Desjardins intended to target the head of Mayers. What I do feel strongly is it was an advantageous hit. Mayers was looking down to receive a pass and Desjardins saw an opportunity to deliver a big check.
Many will say it was a clean play. Maybe, but I think it was high and wasn't necessary. Desjardins did appear to leave his feet and the question for Shanahan will be if he can determine if the head was the target. If so, Desjardins could get a suspension.
I'm not convinced the hit deserves additional punishment but it wasn't necessary. This type of play, where a player looks back for a pass at mid-ice happens frequently. The idea of a body check is to separate the opponent from the puck. It is not to separate an opponent's head from his shoulders.
Desjardins saw an opportunity to not only disrupt the play, Mayers never had control of the puck, but to layout a big hit. Shanahan will decide soon if additional punishment is needed. What is necessary is for more respect from player to player.
There was a time when Keith's pass to Mayers would have been called a "lunch pass." When a player would receive that type of pass he would often catch his lunch.
Congrats to Brandon Saad on his first NHL goal. He has been working hard and it was well deserved.
It was a very nice bounce back game for Marcus Kruger last night. Unfortunately Kruger still can't seem to win a faceoff as he was 0-6 versus the Sharks.
Mayers is getting the benefit of more playing time because of Kruger's poor efforts in the faceoff circle. Mayers isn't fantastic at winning faceoffs, but he is Stan Mikita-like compared to every other center except Toews.
Viktor Stalberg, Nick Leddy and Kane were all credited with four shots on goal.
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Kentucky Derby hopefuls. A trio of graded stakes on one program, for the first time in track history. Hall of Fame trainers. Jockeys striving to hit the big time.
Not to mention an appearance by trainer Edward Plesa, Jr., at the Morning Glory Club at 10 a.m. and the always-popular Food Truck Festival.
With all that Tampa Bay Downs has to offer Saturday, is it any surprise trainer Mark Casse wants to grab a big slice of the pie? His efforts to do so will begin unfolding when the track's excitement-packed, 12-race Festival Preview Day card begins at 12:20.
Casse, a four-time Sovereign Award-winner as Canada's Outstanding Trainer, won three stakes last season at Tampa Bay Downs: the Grade II, $350,000 Tampa Bay Derby and the Pasco with Prospective, and the Florida Oaks with Dixie Strike (both owned by John C. Oxley).
With entries in each of Saturday's stakes races, it's possible Casse could exceed his total from the 2011-12 season in one afternoon, since the likely favorite in the Grade III, $250,000 Sam F. Davis Stakes, Dynamic Sky, won the seven-furlong Pasco three weeks ago.
Whoa, says Casse, who finished second in the 2012 Davis with Prospective. Let's not get that far ahead of ourselves.
"No matter how things look, I never get overconfident," said Casse, who believes Oxley's Dynamic Sky is "at the top of his game" and ahead of where Prospective was at the same time last year. "In 34 years, I've seen so many crazy things happen, that you always go minute-by-minute and hour-by-hour."
Luis Contreras, who joined Casse as a 2011 Sovereign Award winner as Canada's Outstanding Jockey, has the riding assignment on Dynamic Sky.
In addition to saddling Dynamic Sky in the Davis, Casse will send out 6-year-old mare Exclusive Love for owner Robert Masterson in the Grade III, $150,000 Endeavour Stakes for older fillies and mares on the turf; and 3-year-old filly Floral Sky in the Grade III, $150,000 Florida Oaks on the turf.
Floral Sky will be ridden by Contreras. Casse said he plans to use Tampa Bay Downs leading jockey Angel Serpa on Exclusive Love, the 2012 Endeavour runner-up to Zagora, after jockey Alan Garcia chose to remain at Gulfstream.
On Friday morning, Casse sounded 99-percent certain Oxley's other Davis entrant, Northern Lion, would be scratched in favor of a future allowance at Gulfstream or the Grade III Southwest Stakes at Oaklawn on Feb. 18. Casse's other entry in the Florida Oaks, W.S. Farish and Gabe Grossberg's Jadira, was cross-entered and will run in Saturday's first race at Gulfstream.
Still another Casse 3-year-old, Pasco runner-up Sky Commander, is entered in an allowance/$75,000 optional claiming race Saturday at Gulfstream.
"We do have some talented 3-year-olds. It's a nice problem to have," Casse said. "Things can change week to week. We're trying to run the horses that are doing best at the time they are doing well, and waiting a week or two if we think they can be better."
A horse like Ontario-bred Dynamic Sky gives him that option for the Davis. The son of Sky Mesa-Murani, by Distorted Humor, won the Pasco drawing away after being forced to steady, his second career stakes victory.
To win the Davis on Saturday, Dynamic Sky must best the likes of improving My Name Is Michael from the barn of Hall of Fame trainer William Mott and unproven Midnite Poppa, trained by Hall of Famer Nick Zito; Speak Logistics, the Eddie Plesa, Jr.-trained winner of last fall's In Reality Division of the Florida Stallion Stakes; and Falling Sky, trained by John P. Terranova, II, who turned in a bang-up victory in an allowance/$75,000 optional claiming sprint at Gulfstream in December.
Both Dynamic Sky and Speak Logistics ran in the Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile at Santa Anita in November, finishing sixth and seventh, respectively.
"Dynamic Sky is going to have to run a big race to win, but it looks as if he is ready to do that," Casse said. "It's not going to be an easy race, but it is one that will determine what direction these horses are heading. Right now every race is a trial, and they are all trying to get to the next level."
The 25-year-old Serpa, who leads all Tampa Bay Downs jockeys this season with 42 victories, will be aboard Speak Logistics. Joel Rosario comes up from Gulfstream to ride My Name Is Michael, and Zito will employ Jose Lezcano on Midnite Poppa. The unsung Luis Saez will ride Falling Sky.
Other Davis entrants and their jockeys are Silver Day, Marcelino Pedroza; Divine Ambition, Willie Martinez; Lightning Stone, Danny Coa; and Balino, Nik Goodwin.
In addition to sending out My Name Is Michael, Mott has entered Besilu Stables' Kentucky-bred Tapicat in the Florida Oaks.
The Food Truck Festival will be held from noon-3 p.m. at the north end of the grandstand.
Jockeys Angel Serpa, Ryan Curatolo, Ronnie Allen, Jr., and Scott Spieth each rode two winners on Friday's card. Trainer Kathleen O'Connell saddled two winners, including impressive 3-year-old filly Street Gem in the ninth on the turf for Just For Fun Stable LLC.
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Ben Moroski still can't say why he used to cut himself. Even though the Davis native has written and performed a one-person play based on his self-mutilation, he can't reduce his reasons to a simple sentence, and in "This Vicious Minute" he doesn't try to.
The play received a successful staging in Southern California, and now Moroski, 25, who attended Davis High and UC Davis, brings "This Vicious Minute" home for the first time in a limited two-week run starting Wednesday at Sacramento's Ooley Theatre.
Though not exactly a neophyte when it comes to writing or performing, Moroski downplayed his theatrical background in a recent telephone interview. "I acted in high school and a little bit in college," he said.
His résumé reads a bit longer. Moroski received a Kennedy Center Arts Award for playwriting while earning an undergraduate degree in English from UC Davis. He was also an acting apprentice with the well-known Williamstown Theatre Festival in New York and previously performed locally at Sacramento City College and on other Sacramento stages.
The idea of writing about his self-mutilation developed last year in one of Moroski's treatment groups, but the inspiration for a one-person show was planted much earlier. While he was in high school, Ben's father, Mike Moroski, took him to see old friend Bo Eason perform his one-man play "Runt of Litter," about growing up in a competitive football playing family.
The elder Moroski and Eason were teammates on the Houston Oilers in 1985, during quarterback Moroski's eight-year pro football career, which ended with the San Francisco 49ers in 1986. Moroski had earlier been a football standout at UC Davis before becoming a long-time coach there (Full disclosure: I played on an intramural basketball team with Mike Moroski during one year at UC Davis).
The Eason play made a lasting impression on the younger Moroski, who saw it three times in a two-year period.
"I didn't even know what a one-person show would consist of," Moroski said. "I was blown away and it's been in the back of my mind ever since."
Moroski decided to write a one-person play last year while in a Los Angeles self-injury treatment group called The Action Workshop. Group participants were encouraged to set goals for themselves whether treatment-related or not.
"I wrote fictional stuff and people were lukewarm to it," Moroski said.
He was then pushed to write more personally, specifically about his cutting and self-injury.
"I was hesitant; I just wasn't sure there was anything interesting there."
When Moroski read his autobiographical material at a staged reading, the response was so positive he decided to develop it further and perform the piece at the Hollywood Fringe Theater Festival this past May, where it received a Best of Fringe award.
"I bum-rushed it and got the show ready. It's taken off from there," Moroski said.
The biggest challenge of the play was dealing with the question of why he started cutting himself. He found no easy answers.
"It's still kind of murky for me," Moroski said.
He began cutting when he was 18 and a senior in high school. College was looming and social pressures seemed overwhelming to him.
"I grew up with a really, really conservative Christian upbringing, a lot of guilt and shame-based ideology," Moroski said. "I felt myself pushing against the constraints that were being laid on me and I didn't know how to cope with that; cutting was one way I found."
He said the cutting had a temporary calming effect on him. But the effect didn't last long and so the cutting became a repetitive behavior. Moroski took the title of his play from a line in a poem by Vera Pavlova in her collection "If There Is Something To Desire."
"The title refers to those minutes that we all face in life where we feel everything crashing in on us and we crave escape or release or salvation or just peace. It's what we choose to do in those moments that is essentially important," Moroski wrote in an email.
Moroski has an acute awareness of the solo theater's self-indulgent pitfalls and seems determined to steer clear of them.
"I've seen a lot of one- person shows over the years, and to be frank I don't particularly care for them, and here I am doing one," Moroski said. "I didn't want to do my therapy in front of an audience."
Instead, he said, he bases the work in the concept of theater as community and a place where people come together to share stories.
"It does not make me special to be the one up on stage telling the story," he said. "My goal is that we're all on a level playing field and that my story validates your story."
What: KOLT Run Creations presents writer and actor Ben Moroski performing his one-man play about his struggles with self-injury.
When: 8 p.m. Wednesdays-Saturdays through March 9. In observance of Self-Injury Awareness Day, two shows at 7 and 9 p.m. March 1.
Where: The Ooley Theatre, 2007 28th St., Sacramento
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- Great pre symphony place to goStacydeDined on 5/9/2014We live downtown and this was our first chance to try Chaplos. We did not feel like walking to the Symphony so decided to try Chaplos as they had free valet parking for Symphony goers. I have to admit I was impressed. We had a flat bread and a few appetizers and everything was wonderful. The food came out quickly and was very fresh. Seemed like the night we were there they were a bit understaffed and the lady that was our server was generally a hostess. But she did an admirable job!! The drinks we ordered took the longest time to get to our table and it did not seem to be a server issue but a bartender issue. We stopped back after the symphony and hit the bar for one last cocktail. Service sitting at the bar was much quicker.Special Features:
- Great for before SymphonyPartymgntDined on 4/26/2014Chaplos is easy walking distance to Symphony Hall and is a very nice atmosphere for relaxing before the performance. Food was very good and the service was exceptionally friendly. We had different entrees among the four of us, and they were all good. Jidori chicken came with a spicy sauce and a very tasty polenta. This was our second trip to the restaurant and both experiences were very positive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!SdelaDined on 4/25/2014Ambiance made it all the more charming and the food was delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Surprise DowntownAmbrosiaDined on 4/11/2014I'm reluctant to describe my dining experiences at Chaplos because I don't want to encourage "The Loud Crowd." But I want this restaurant to be wildly successful. The décor is a sophisticated and calming mix of mostly modern with touches of rustic. The feeling is spacious and uncrowded. The TVs play old movies with the sound muted -- NO LOUD SPORTS BAR. The background music was conducive to conversation. On my second visit, the music was louder & jarring. Guess what? It was changed upon my request. The menu is so varied & good it is difficult to choose. The lamb chops are sublime, and we ordered a second entrée of pasta to take home for the next day. Highlight: buttery shaved/stacked vegetables that melt in the mouth.Special Features:
- Great food and atmosphere!OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 4/8/2014Chaplos is located in an office building and a little difficult to notice but once you go in the atmosphere is really cool. It's a prohibition themed bar and restaurant area. The food was great and reasonably priced and the service was excellent to go along with it. Definable a hidden gem!Special Features:
- SymphonyGarMarDined on 4/5/2014It is so convenient to park early and walk one block to Chaplos. The new menu is fantastic and the food id well prepared and reasonable in cost. It is a gem !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service and good food.Waterbuffalo619Dined on 4/4/2014Our bartender, Matt, was amazing. He had paid special attention to our taste in cocktails andade our drinks to perfection. The food was great too! The flat breads could have been bigger in portion and kess cheeae but overall good. I liked the Kale salad but I'd rather bit have the cranberries. my burger was cooked to my liking and it was very filling. I will be cing back for their late happy hours.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AnniversarykimbroganDined on 4/4/2014We had our anniversary dinner at the restaurant. Our waiter, Jose, was very helpful with the menu which was eclectic. We decided to have the short-rib flatbread as an appetizer. It was probably my favorite dish.For dinner my husband had the catch of the day and loved it. I had the shrimp fettuccine which was a little spicy, but that was good. My husband enjoyed his fish so it was a win-win. They brought us their salted caramel desert and it was delicious.The manager came to our table to insure that we were enjoying our food and service--a nice touch. The inside of the restaurant is modern and comfortable. You can valet park for $5 (a bargain downtown.) They ask if you're going to the symphony so that they can accommodate you (we weren't.)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This was my second lunch visitTabbyVIPDined on 4/4/2014This was my second lunch visit to this restaurant. First visit the service was REALLY slow. On the second visit the service was REALLY REALLY slow. I would hesitate to go to this restaurant again ......I would recommend this to a friend.
- ParkingLindaVIPDined on 4/2/2014Nice that they provide valet parking and you can get the car after the symphony.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What happened ?greatwhite352Dined on 3/21/2014We were at Chaplos several times between December and April 2013 and found it to be excellent. Each time we returned we brought friends to introduce them to the place. We returned in 2014 to find the menu had become.....what ? Buffalo Wild Wings? It was bar food. We will not be back.
- Impressed with the insidesenaylorDined on 2/28/2014From the outside I was unsure because it seemed like it was going to be an office building restaurant. But after entering the restaurant I was super impressed. Great service & good food.Special Features:
- Charming Place!HapyDined on 2/21/2014Chaplos has a great feel about it. Upon entering above you, beautiful tiffany lamps glisten. As you are taken to your table, you notice the large neighborhood bar beckoning you to sit. The employees are very friendly and attentive. The cobb salad, ravioli and salmon farafelle were delicious. It's definitely worth a visit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentines Day. OkayOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/14/2014Location 5/5 Service 3/5 (awesome waitress, terrible host) Food 2.5/5 (45$ a head, taste was good, but seemed really cheap) Decor 1/5 (we were sat at a table missing the V-day decorations!!!) Price 1/5 (way over priced for what you got, drinks were 10-15 for a couple sips) I would say on a normal night this place would prolly be worth the money, dont go here for a special occasion. OH AND THEY SERVED US LUKE WARM TAP WATER!!!
- Surprisingly good by Symphony Hall!MickyVIPDined on 2/14/2014We were attending an 8:00 p.m. music performance at Symphony Hall on Valentine's Day and realized our challenge getting a reservation that evening and within walking distance. Chaplos was a very pleasant surprise and a great find! Located only two blocks away its menu was diverse, well-prepared and delightful. We particularly enjoyed the short rib, and the tuna appetizer was creative and subtle in flavoring and uniquely presented on flat bread. There is a lovely antique bar where several couples gathered for drinks and appetizers while booths provided quiet and a nice ambiance for romance. Kudos to the chef and general manager (both of whom were on hand for the Valentine's rush) for an unexpected memorable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New FindLovetoeatDined on 1/29/2014First time customer. Went there for a business lunch. Nice setting and good food. Mahi-mahi sandwich was terrific.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Close to SymphonyFachoyVIPDined on 1/25/2014Close the the Symphony Hall and Civic Center Plaza but, a slight distance from the vibrant Gas Lamp District night scene. Entrees were delicious, in particular the salmon and bone in rib eye steak. Cocktails were just OK but the wine selections were very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service. Over-cooked foodBreezeVIPDined on 1/18/2014What a beautiful restaurant and the wait staff could not have been friendlier or more helpful. But unfortunately, the food was not well prepared. We had the Mussels and Clams as an appetizer. Fabulous broth, but the shellfish was over cooked and tough. The short ribs and the lamb chops were also medium-well to well. We ordered a Beet salad that was supposed to have grilled peach, but no peach was found and I think the beets were canned. We ordered something chocolate for dessert, but got apple instead and needed to get to a play so we ate the apple anyway. The wine and bacon wrapped asparagus were excellent. Sorry Chaplos. You have all the makings of a great restaurant, except a good chef. And it wasn't even busy when we were there.
- Quiet on a Friday nightljcoveDined on 1/17/2014We were hoping for more of a place with a vibe given it was a Friday night but the place was virtually empty. The interior is amazing, the good was delicious and the service was great. Hopefully they find a way to get more people in because it has potential.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a Find!PattiDined on 1/14/2014Went to Chaplos because I received a gift certificate, but now I'll return because it was such a find! Our waiter Jose was attentive, knowledgable and fun besides. The food was amazing. The wedge salad drizzled with blue cheese, crispy onions and basalmic was creative and delicious. The short ribs were so tender I didn't need a knife... The drink menu was fun too with cocktails named for places. We had one named for Maui that took me back to that island paradise. Go to Chaplos and have a wonderful time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Pleasant EveningBOOMERDined on 1/4/2014We went here on a recommendation from someone else and was very pleased overall. Since it is located on the outskirts of the gas lamp, we were able to park on the street and, therefore, did not have to pay (after 6:00 pm) which started the evening right. Our waiter was very attentive and pleasant. My only negative comment was the portion size of my Raviioli. I am a petite woman who never (!!) finishes a meal; however, the portion of the Ravioli was just right for me which means it would not have been enough for my husband. On a positive note, it was very tasty!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceCarlsbadDined on 12/27/2013Our dinner was excellent, starting with the service, barely any wait for our food, great wine list! The food was excellent and it was also very nicely presented. We were there on a Friday night just when they start dinner so it was quiet. It looks like a great place for anything from drinks, brunch, lunch, etcSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SymphonyGarMarDined on 12/14/2013Very convenient for symphony nights. Good food. Music too loud and distracting to meal. Excellent service. Adequate wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 11/16/2013Our server was very nice and tried his best, but overall the restaurant was disappointing. It didn't seem as if they had enough people on staff to serve patrons in a timely manner. Our drinks took almost 30 minutes to be delivered and arrived after our meal was served. The food was okay, but nothing to write home about. The server raved about the beet salad, which my friend ordered, and it was very underwhelming. She thought they may have forgot the dressing on it. The decor is cool and the restaurant was full, but I likely won't be back anytime soon.
- Chaplos 26-Oct-2013DelMartianVIPDined on 10/26/2013This was our first visit to this restaurant and we felt right at home. Great atmosphere, service, food and drinks. It is two blocks from Copley Symphony Hall making it ideal for a pre or post event meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Can't figure why it's not busierOBjoeDined on 10/8/2013Granted I've only been there during the week for dinner and once for Sunday brunch. Three visits now and the staff has been great. I do think they need a host especially because the door is oddly around the corner from the main bar and service area. The food is great and not overpriced and the drinks are good with an adequate beer and wine selection. The happy hour from 5-7pm being half off all drinks is what all places should emulate. They even have a late night one from 9-11pm on Fri and Sat. The brunch ceviche bar and make to order crepes are awesome and I'd go back just for the dual chilaquiles. I gave the ambiance a 3 instead of 4 just for the music which is a bit too odd but the layout and decoration is cool.
- Bartender / Server Was Great!GogodancerDined on 9/25/2013He had great recommendations, was very accommodating and helpful with the drink and food selections. Very friendly and very conversational but not overly so to the point where it might have been annoying.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant WeekjmoraDined on 9/19/2013I pass by Chaplos everyday after work and decided to check them out when i saw them on the Restaurant Week list. I made a reservation and at last moment had to reschedule and they were very flexible. The decor is awesome, even my 10 yr old daughter liked the huge spoon on the window. We were seated and our server was very nice. My husband wanted to try a drink he'd heard of but was no longer on their menu, ( The Flapper) but the server went ahead and made us a few rounds anyway, that was great of him. We braised short ribs which were one of the best i've had. My daughter had their pasta with salmon which i ate from too because it was so good We were very satisfied with our food and service and will recommend this place and return for more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved It!CautolinoDined on 9/14/2013The food was amazing and the service was exceptional. We have told out friends about this hidden Gem!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service was great. Our waiterOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/7/2013Service was great. Our waiter knew lots of information about the menu and made excellent suggestions. We were never rushed and had a pleasant and leisurely evening with a 4-course meal with Napa Chardonnay, Calamari, Asparagus caprese, Salmon and Ravioli, and cobbler. The food is fresh and brought to the table immediately--- hot when it needs to be and cool when it needs to be.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was very tasty. GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/17/2013Food was very tasty. Great service from out waiter Matthew. Will come back again. Fries were delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- okay place to eatOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/29/2013Food expensive and just okay. Nice music. No drink list offered.
- Ceviche kingJoeyfatfingersVIPDined on 7/28/2013Made to order ceviche and gourmet fish tacos made this place a brunch destinationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MehOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/28/2013Food was just OK, as was the service. I don't regret going, but I'm in no rush to go back.
- A downtown gemOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/23/2013I have eaten at Chaplos for both brunch and lunch. Both times I found the food to be very good, the staff to be exemplary, and the ambience to suit any age group. My husband and I most enjoyed the made to order ceviche at brunch, and the fish sandwich at lunch. I also enjoyed the interesting cocktails! We live downtown and will definitely return.Special Features:
- Great Overallbananasplit5Dined on 6/19/2013I really enjoyed the nice ambiance, friendly service, and tasty food. Good prices and great portions on their food. It was very interesting how the place was classy yet casual. The $5 valet was very nice. Overall, nothing was perfect, but for the food, ambiance, service, and price, it was well worth it! I will come back again... especially for the happy hour!Special Features:
- Delightful throwback, good foodLynnLuvs2eatDined on 6/13/2013I've had lunch here twice now. I love the retro atmosphere with "smoky" music playing and old movies on the TVs. Lunch menu is small and slightly on the high side but everything I've eaten was excellent, so I guess fairly priced for the quality. The tomato soup was outstanding, the mahi-mahi sandwich was excellent including a very good ciabatta bread, I really liked their shoestring fries seasoned just right with good pepper and not too much salt. Servers were very friendly and helpful. It's also a great place for take-out as they pack everything very well and are really helpful about getting the timing right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprising GemTheBeveDined on 6/7/2013Went here to use a coupon deal and was pleasantly surprised! The decor is great, the ambience lovely, and the food was heavenly. Service was sort of slow, but maybe we came at a busy time? Our food took a little while, but they offered us dessert as an apology, and it was the best tasting apology ever! My husband could not stop exclaiming while eating the steak & mashed potatoes dish, and my lamb was delicious as well. The caprese flatbread was incredible, and the berry crisp was out of this world! Would definitely recommend for the food experience!Special Features:
- Unexpectedly, didn't realizeilovefoodVIPDined on 6/2/2013Unexpectedly, didn't realize that they offered a Sunday brunch. Menu includes the traditional American fare, but we were more excited about the ceviche and chilaquiles bar. You had your choice of either a mole or red sauce on the chilaquiles. Both were delicious. Our favorite though was the ceviche bar. Chaplos was also a beautifully decorated restaurant with a great vibe and service. Can't wait to go back for dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 5/28/2013This is about the 4th time we've eaten at Chaplos and they have all been great. It's kind of out of the way but has great food and service and a really cool atmosphere. Will be going back again soon!Special Features:


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Not knowing what else to do to help, Shrakk tries once again to use his physical prowress to help where most can't reach.
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The stormy weather dies down a bit and the sky lightens with a red-green dawn as the ship gets closer to the island, though the tides and waves are still treacherous.
As the group approaches the island, Frost moves to the bow, keeping his eye out for a path through the reef. He sees a way that seems promising and calls out to Kasha and the others, guiding them in.
The crew struggle (more than usual) with the sails, the motion of the waves sending sailors falling to the deck with muffled heavy thumps. Fortunately, Shrakk manages to scramble to the top and adjust the sails despite the violent swaying of the mast, slowing the ship's approach to the dangerous reef.
Seros notices a pattern in the strange lightning, certain segments of reef that seem to draw it when the rock and coral is exposed. He points this out to Frost, so the shifter can factor into his navigation and then focuses on the beacons between ordering the crew around.
Kasha guides the ship, following Frost's calls from the bow. Unfortunately, a rogue wave hits the ship as the Nexal begins to enter the reef, slamming the ship into exposed rock and sending everyone crashing to the deck. When everyone recovers, the ship is still intact, though a quick head-count reveals that one of the crew was lost.
RAM TIGER skitters around the deck, full of nervous energy, his unnerving hyena-like laugh mixing with the calls of strange sea-birds darting through the waves.
After navigating through the worst of the reef, the beacons are clear enough that basic details about their surroundings can be picked out.
The red beacon seems to be set atop a small, squat stone pillar set a short way off-shore. In the shallows around it are the broken wrecks of half-a-dozen ships.
The yellow beacon seems to be set up on a cliff, partially looking down on what looks like a small cove or harbor, though it's hard to tell precisely exactly what is in the cove since it is still mostly sheltered from your view by a large jutting cliff-peninsula.
It looks like you will only have one chance at a landing between the storm waves and the tides. You're rapidly approaching the point where you'll have to either pick the red beacon, turn west and sail towards the short beacon "tower", shallows, and shipwrecks or turn east and sail towards the cliff-beacon, the jutting cliff, and take a chance on the unknown cove just barely spotted on the other side of the cliff.
SerosThe green lightning is highly unnatural and seems to be focused on this island. If you didn't know any better, you might think someone has been experimenting with elemental energies on this island. Also, something about the way the "beacons" are flickering makes you uneasy, but you can't put your finger on exactly what it is about them...
Skill ChallengeSuccess! Two of the crew were lost, but the Nexal made it through storm, darkness, lightning and reef (mostly) unscathed. Now all that needs be decided is which beacon to head towards. I have a suspicion about which one you guys will pick, but I'll leave it up to you guys to decide. Maybe you'll surprise me
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Kasha swells with pride at having safely steered the ship through the storm - that little blip on the rock at the end there barely registers. "Nice job, crew!"
Her expression falls, however, as she eyes the plentiful wrecks surrounding the red beacon. "Uh, hmm. That sure isn't encouraging. I might be having second thoughts about red being my colour."
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"I agree with you Kasha, we did well enough in open waters, but in a shallow reef, I worry about our lack of time on a ship. Should we try the yellow one?" Frost agrees.
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"Whichever option we decide to head towards we need to exercise caution as the lightning is not natural. I would agree with the shifter on this problem." Seros comments, the deva staring back the way they came, having grown attached to the crew he's saddened by their loss
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OGDEN, UTAH November 1 8, ' 966 Vol. 26 No. 8 iV- OK I , ..r . ,- 1 Tm i Staff members pay final homage to Scribulus Editor Cheryl Lorenc as she gathers her loyal subjects for a final meeting before the distribution of the magazine next week. From left to right are Craig Hansen, Linda Bullock, John Wood, Kenneth Nichols and Carol Drinkwater. New Enl On Sale The autumn-winter quarter edition of Scribulus will be on sale Nov. 28 throughout the school. Scribulus is Weber State College's literary magazine which is published twice during the school year. Officials have warned, however, that sales from this first issue will determine whether or not a spring quarter issue will be printed. Theme for this issue is "Man is our greatest hazard and our only hope, " taken from John Steinbeck's acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize for Literature. Editor for the publication is Cheryl Lorenc, a 20 year old sociology major who is also sophomore class senator and past feature editor of the Signpost.Working with Cheryl this year are Carol Drinkwater, assistant editor; John Wood, art editor; Craig Hansen, business manager, and Kenneth Nichols and Linda Bullock as copy editors. This staff has made many innovations in the magazine format, including the additional of Levant Award Nominations Accepted Now Nominations are now being accepted for the second annual Levant Awards. The Levant is designed to give recognition to those persons who have contributed an outstanding achievement in the field of incompetence during the past year. Anyone may be nominated by submitting the person's name and the nature of his accomplishment to the Signpost office by Jan. 5, 1967. The winners will be selected by the Levant Advisory Board and will be announced in the Signpost. Preparations are being made for a public awards ceremony. Another innovation will be the awarding of the Supreme Levant. This will go to the person whose achievement has been so outstanding as to merit specialrecognition. NO SMOKING csrged Scribulus November 28 several non fiction articles. Of main interest in this section is a comparison between American and European higher education by Arthur Adelman, an instructor in the Art department. Also of interest to the students is a short story, "Coffee Spoons," written by Howard Murphy. Gordon Allred, advisor to Scribulus, said that the story is "the best amateur short story I've read." Trustees Discuss Traffic The Weber State College Board of Trustees discussed plans for the completion of road work during their annual monthly meeting held last Tuesday. Trustee William G. Fowler, chairman of the Buildings and Grounds committee, said that a meeting with the state road commission indicated that completion of the west entrance to the college would be sometime during 1969. Installation of a traffic control device at the west entrance of the college was begun this week as part of the road system revision. Trustee Fowler said that necessary adjustments to traffic patterns would be continued until completion of the new road system ' project. William P. Miller, president of the college, said that the commission recently approved detailed engineering studies of future road construction at WSC. "The commission has been very helpful," he said, "and if any emergency situation arises before 1969, a fund is available to the college for any vital work." The trustees also approved a total of $2434.34 of grants and gifts contributed to the school during the month of October. Major contributors were Thi-okol Chemical Corporation, a $1000 library grant; Ogden Education Association, a $300 school donation; and a $330 school donation from the Weber State College Employee Credit Union. Officials also noted that the r A special "sale" is being conducted by the sororities and fraternities, with the winner of the contest receiving $25.00. Editor Lorenc said the winner will be determined by which club sells the most copies in a specified period of time. The 50 page magazine is $.65 per copy. Editor Lorenc also noted the assistance of WSC English instructor Nikkie Hansen with the selection of copy for this issue. other 19 contributions ranged from $5.00 to $300. Other action taken during the meeting was the approval of a motion to host other college and university board of controls during the Utah Conference of Higher Education. Senators Prohibit Candy, Discuss Proper Conduct Suggestions to upgrade Senate formality and announcement of a new advisor were1 made Monday at the regular Senate session. Senator Dennis Heiner recommended that consumption of candy and other related activities be disallowed during meetings.Speaker Jerry Nebeker agreed with Helner's proposal adding that he had witnessed to many "mickey mouse" activities among Senators.The remarks followed a visit by WSC legislators to Utah State University's Senate. Nebeker added, "I believe our Senate is every bit as good as USU's, but we can improve ourselves in certain areas." Rolfe Kerr, Dean of Men, was introduced as the new Senate advisor for 1966-67. He replaces Dr. Dee Flitton, former student placement director at the college.Dean Kerr, former studentbody Suttlemyre Vetoes Senate Committees J. Ryan Rees Signpost Editor-in-chief Studentbody president Jack B. Suttlemyre vetoed a Senate bill Wednesday and approved five others that were passed by the Senate last Monday. Senate bill 21-65, which established standing committees in the Senate, was vetoed by the president.The bill introduced by Senate president, Jerry Nebeker, called for the establishment of a Ways and Means, Judiciary Student Government and Policy committees. Suttlemyre objected to the powers given to the Judiciary and Student Government committees. Wording of the Judicial committee gave the Senate committee powers to make "recommendations and to have jurisdiction over all bills". "I feel the Senate and not the standing committee should have jurisdiction over bills," Suttlemyre said. "According to my interpretation, the word 'jurisdiction' gives two committees, not the Senate,, power to approve or reject proposed legislation," he added.The bill was passed in the Senate several weeks ago, but as Freshman president, Tom Welch pointed out Monday night, the bills would not be valid until Suttlemyre signed them. Welch also said that the bills had not been prer sented to the president for his signature. Nebeker gave the bills to JBS Tuesday morning at Executive Council. The bill will now be returned to the Senate for action. The Senate can over-ride the president's decision and approve the bill with a two-thirds majority, or the bill can be re -written to clarify the problem areas. Welch said he doubted very much that the Senate would over-ride the veto by a vote, but would probably change the wording. Senior senator, Bob Hunter, who spoke in favor of the bill before it was passed, said he is now in president and government coordinator at Utah State University, said he appreciated the oppor-" tunity to again work with stud-, ent leaders. "I left Utah State with some reluctance," he noted, "because I worked so closely with the Senate, and I am pleased once again to be involved in student government." Three bills were discussed during the legislative session. Two were introduced by Policy Committee Chairman Mike Lowe and the third by Sophomore Senator Howard Collett. According to Lowe, his first bill would allow Senators, during a period of absence, to have representation on the Senate. The replacement would have a voice, but the power to vote would be given only upon approval of the legislative body. Steve Young, representing AMS President Art Jones, was approved favor of changing the wording. He said that Suttlemyre had pointed out the problem to him, and that he had overlooked the 'jurisdiction' problem when the bill was first passed. Nebeker was unavailable for comment on the president's action.Suttlemyre added that he had consulted several Supreme Court members before reaching his decision to veto the bill. Weber State Hoopsters On Television Weber State's basketball game with defending NCAA champion Texas Western on Jan. 21 in El Paso will be nationally televised by Sports Network Inc. The Independent network released its 10 week schedule of college games between Jan. 7 and March 11 in last week's issue of Variety. As yet, no Salt Lake City television station has announced it will carry the game. A KUTV spokesman said they would have to consider future programming logs before making a decision. Included on the extensive schedule of regional games are mainly teams from the Big Ten, Southwest, and Pacific Eight conferences. The contests will be aired on Saturday afternoons. Big name teams on the SNI schedule with Weber State include UCLA, the pre-season favorite to win the national title, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Oregon State, Southern California, Texas and West Texas State a- mong others. As it did last year, the net work is planning color broadcasts of the NCAA championship game and the East-West College All-Star Game. with voting power following pas- sage of the bill. ! Lowe said the second bill would ; fill a gap in the constitution es-1 tablishing rules of procedure forj an organization desiringlegalrec-i ognition by the Associated Stud-r ents. ; Steps to be taken were listed:. (1) That the organization have: a written constitution approved byi the Dean's Office, Administrative Council, Executive Council, Sen-j ate, and when applicable, the Interfraternal Council. (2) That the organization have; a faculty advisor appointed by the college president. (3) That the organization be listed in the campus guide after legal recognition by the Senate. The bill was unanimously passed. Proposed legislation byCollett, that student officers from other campuses, was given to the Policy Committee for study.
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|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Recipe Lab Draft #1: Mexican Sweet Tamales Recipe
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While many Americans are familiar with savory tamales, the sweet ones are less commonly served in restaurants. They're more of a special-occasion family recipe. As with many homemade recipes, there are as many variations as there are cooks, and they can contain anything from cinnamon to red food coloring. This particular tamale recipe doesn't come from any particular region in Mexico although it's got flavors that you'll find in many sweet tamales: nuts, fruit, and spice.
What to buy: Maseca is an instant slaked corn meal that is useful in making tamales. It's widely available (in Latin markets and the ethnic aisle of many grocery stores) and yields consistent results so we used it here (Do you prefer non-instant? Tell us about it on the Recipe Lab thread. ). You can also purchase freshly made masa dough at many Latin markets.
Corn husks for making tamales can be found in Latin markets.
Game plan: The dough can be made up to 2 days in advance and stored covered in the refrigerator. Alternatively, you can form the tamales up to 1 day ahead of time and keep them covered in the refrigerator until ready to use.
- 35 corn husks
- 1 1/2 cups golden raisins
- 4 1/2 cups Maseca (Instant Corn Masa Flour)
- 2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1 3/4 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 1/2 teaspoons aniseseeds
- 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 3 3/4 cups water, at room temperature
- 3 sticks (12 ounces) unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1 1/2 cups packed light brown sugar
- 1 cup toasted pine nuts
- Place corn husks in a large bowl or baking dish, cover completely with hot water, and weigh down with a plate or bowl to fully submerge. Soak until husks are very pliable, at least 2 hours at room temperature or overnight in the refrigerator. Drain, squeeze and wipe dry.
- Place raisins in a small bowl, cover with hot water, and soak until plumped, at least 15 minutes. Drain off water and set aside.
- Combine masa, salt, baking powder, anise seeds, and cinnamon in a large bowl and whisk to combine. Pour in water and stir or mix with hands until dough is wet throughout.
- Place butter and brown sugar in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment and beat on medium-high until lighter in color and fluffy, about 3 to 4 minutes. With mixer running, add masa mixture in handfuls, letting it mix in before adding more, about 2 minutes. Continue to beat dough until well combined and a smooth soft dough has formed, about 1 minute more. Remove bowl from mixer and stir in raisins and nuts. Cover dough and refrigerate for at least 1 hour or up to 24 hours.
To make the tamales:
- Lay a corn husk on a clean work surface with the wide edge toward you (this is the bottom). Measure 1/3 cup dough and shape into a cylinder about 3 inches long and 1 inch in diameter. Lay dough lengthwise in the center of the husk, leaving about 1/2-inch border at the bottom (the wide edge of the husk).
- Tightly close the right and left sides of the husk over the filling as if rolling a cigar. Fold the top of the husk (the empty tapered edge) back over the filled husk to close. (If your husks are particularly small or they don't want to stay closed, use a bit of kitchen twine to tie it closed.) Repeat to make about 35 tamales. Meanwhile, place a steamer basket in a large pot and fill the pot with enough water to reach the bottom of the steamer. Bring the water to a simmer over low heat.
- Arrange tamales upright in the steamer, with the open end facing up. Cover and steam until filling is set, no longer raw tasting, and tamales pull away easily from husks when unwrapped, about 1 1/2 to 2 hours. Turn heat off and let rest for 15 minutes before serving.


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