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Thumbs up to Dave Rowley for a great performance at the Estherville Good Samaritan Society Monday. It's people like Rowley who devote their time to such worthy causes who make a difference in people's lives.
Thumbs up to the Estherville Area Chamber of Commerce for donating $250 to the Friends of Fort Defiance. The money came from the fun run and Fright Hike, both in October.
Thumbs up to the Friends for all the work they've done this past year on the Whitetail Ridge Interpretive Trail.
Thumbs up to all the people who participated in both the fun run and Fright Hike, helping make these events a success.
Thumbs up to all sides in negotiating this past weekend an end to Iran's efforts to develop a nuclear weapon. While some may object, saying it's not a perfect agreement, the fact remains that it's an agreement, and a great place to start.
Thumbs up to gas prices remaining at least close to the $3 mark.
Thumbs down to the slight increase in gas prices that can only be attributed to the fact that it's Thanksgiving weekend.
Thumbs up to Estherville retailers for offering some great holiday shopping deals right here at home.
Thumbs up to everyone who shopped Estherville first this holiday season.
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We need a militia
Published October 31, 2002, in issue #39 of the Hook
In your article, "Killer Course" [Cover story, October 17, 2002] (http://www.readthehook.com/92610/cover-story-killer-course-school-civili...), David Wallis points out the link between the Constitution's right to bear arms and the need for a "well-regulated militia." Our present lack of a militia is the fault of Congress, which ignores clear-cut Constitutional instructions. The "people" whose right to bear arms is guaranteed– and who do so– should not be blamed.
Is it any wonder that America is in trouble when our government persists in ignoring exactly that protection which the Founders designed as "being necessary to the security" of our nation? The National Guard is not a militia as envisioned in the Constitution– various places in the Constitution spell out exactly how militias are to be organized and operated.
The militia was designed to use citizen-kept weaponry to repel invasions (terrorists are modern invaders) and to stop both insurrections and domestic violence precisely such as that being perpetuated by the cowardly sniper (possibly at this writing under arrest).
Rather than continually enacting ineffective and unconstitutional gun control laws, rather than disarming law-abiding American citizens, Congress needs to perform its duty to fulfill its end of the Second Amendment bargain by creating a modern day militia– a significant body of armed, trained, plain-clothed civilians whose ubiquitous presence would help considerably to deter and apprehend all kinds of terrorists and crazies who presently attack us with relative impunity.
Our citizenry would no longer be the sitting ducks we have become if those whose politics or insanity drives them to attack us had to worry that any citizen (man or woman) previously encountered or coming around the next corner might be highly trained, armed, and ready to arrest them or to stop them with deadly force– and was likewise prepared to call in instant backup, perhaps from passing motorists (themselves armed and trained militia-persons) or from regular police units.
The manner in which our nation's Founders designed the militias to be organized so as to prevent dictatorial and police state abuses is a work of political art equal to the checks and balances of our tripartite government.
Whatever happened to our original militias I don't know, but armed and trained modern militias would remove the bulls-eye targets which Congressional dereliction has allowed to be painted on our backs, and put them on criminals and terrorists where they belong!
Peter B. Holley


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Chrysler Closes Plants in Dispute with SupplierBy Reuters - Print
Chrysler has closed four assembly plants and
may be forced to shutter the rest of its global assembly operations
within a short time due to a dispute with supplier Plastech Engineered
Products, which filed for bankruptcy court protection.
DETROIT (Reuters) - Chrysler LLC has closed four assembly plants and may be forced to shutter the rest of its global assembly operations within a short time due to a dispute with supplier Plastech Engineered Products Inc, which filed for bankruptcy court protection on Friday.
The dispute has so far not affected Plastech's other customers, including General Motors Corp, Ford Motor Co and Toyota Motor Corp.
Chrysler, which terminated all its contracts with Plastech on Friday due to the supplier's "ongoing financial struggles," said in documents filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in the Eastern District of Michigan that it may be forced to quickly close 12 assembly plants around the world because the supplier is no longer shipping parts to the Chrysler plants.
The U.S. automaker's plants operate on a "just-in-time" basis, where parts are shipped as needed so any disruption would be immediately felt.
"Even a short term interruption ... will inevitably lead to the shutdown of more production lines at Chrysler," the automaker said in its objection filed on Saturday.
The closed Chrysler plants are in Rockford, Illinois; Newark, Delaware; Sterling Heights, Michigan, and Toledo, Ohio. The automaker also said its Toledo supplier park has eliminated a work shift.
The Plastech parts are also used in various Chrysler engine plants and international facilities where vehicle kits are shipped for final assembly, according to court documents.
Chrysler has asked the court for "immediate relief" to allow it to take its tooling equipment from the Plastech plants so it can be shipped to another supplier.
Plastech, a privately held minority-owned supplier based in Dearborn, Michigan, provides Chrysler with hundreds of parts, including door panels, floor consoles and engine covers, that are used in the assembly of almost all of Chrysler's vehicles -- almost 2.3 million per year.
Plastech, which was founded in 1988, has 35 facilities and 7,700 employees in the United States and Canada.
Chrysler and "various other customers" of Plastech provided the struggling supplier with $46 million so it could continue to supply parts, according to court documents. Chrysler said it kicked in $6.9 million of the total.
That group included GM and Ford, both of which said on Monday they were still receiving parts from Plastech and production had not been affected.
"We're working with Plastech to make sure that we have continuity of parts and components to keep our factories operating," Ford spokesman Todd Nissen said. "We've not had any production disruptions and don't expect any."
Plastech makes a number of different parts for Ford, its largest customer, including plastic interior and exterior parts for such vehicles as the Ford F-150 pickup truck and the Ford Edge crossover vehicle. Plastech makes various parts for GM, including door handles and bumpers.
Other customers include Toyota and Johnson Controls Inc. Toyota said it had not been affected and Johnson Controls was not immediately available for comment.
Along with that initial payment from the customers, Chrysler said Plastech agreed all tooling would belong to the respective customers and they would have the right to take possession of the equipment at any time without payment, according to court documents.
However, Plastech came back to Chrysler and said it needed more money so Chrysler and the other customers entered into a second agreement on January 22, under which Chrysler accelerated $10.7 million in payments to Plastech under existing contracts, according to court documents. In total, the customer group gave Plastech $40 million in accelerated payments.
Chrysler decided to take possession of the tooling, getting a Wayne County Circuit Court to give it a temporary restraining order that allowed the automaker to send "a team of trucks" on Friday to the supplier's plants, according to court documents. However, Plastech filed for bankruptcy to prevent that.
Plastech was "clearly using the automatic stay as a sword ... assumingly in hopes of extracting additional financial accommodations," Chrysler said in court documents.
Chrysler said Plastech had caused "tremendous jeopardy" by stopping production of parts for the automaker and refusing to release the tooling equipment so Chrysler can have other suppliers build the parts, according to court documents. It asked the bankruptcy court to allow it to take control of the tooling equipment.
(Editing by Maureen Bavdek)
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The issue of bringing Denver TV stations to Southwest Colorado viewers is getting a lot of attention in this election year.
Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo., introduced legislation Wednesday to bring Denver TV to La Plata and Montezuma county residents. The legislation would amend the Communications Act of 1934 and copyright laws to allow local viewers to receive Colorado broadcast stations by satellite or cable.
It is similar to legislation introduced in previous sessions that went nowhere.
Udall's legislative move followed one by Rep. Cory Gardner on May 8. Gardner introduced a bill in the House of Representatives to study the Denver TV issue.
Gardner is challenging Udall in one of the nation's most closely watched Senate races. Republicans are hoping they can reverse a trend of Colorado electing Democrats in statewide elections.
Udall introduced the bill along with Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo.
"For too long, TV market lines have orphaned Coloradans living in the Four Corners region from the news, weather, sports and emergency information they need," Udall said in a news release.
"With wildfire season upon us, the time for government studies is over," he added, in an apparent dig at Gardner's legislation. "The residents of Durango, Cortez and the Four Corners region deserve a permanent solution that gives them access to Colorado TV – either from Denver or Grand Junction. The Colorado NEWS Act offers a clear path forward that addresses this problem."
The politicians are reacting to an oft-heard complaint in La Plata County: Many households receive TV news from Albuquerque rather than Denver because of Nielsen TV market designations. The designations also can affect who receives Denver Broncos broadcasts.
Gardner's office did not respond Thursday to inquiries from The Durango Herald.
The campaigns appear to have seized on the Denver TV issue in hopes it will help them with Southwest Colorado voters in November. Politico, citing anonymous sources, reported last week that Gardner's amendment was first written by New Mexico Democrat Ben Ray Luján – but Republican staff members allowed the legislation to move forward only after Luján agreed to let Gardner attach his name to it.
In April, Udall brought Federal Communications Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel to Durango to discuss the issue. The forum drew public officials and even a local resident who said she was more familiar with New Mexico's governor than Colorado's because of TV news distribution.
A Quinnipiac University poll released April 24 found Udall with a tight 45-44 percent lead over Gardner.


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NASHVILLE - May 2, 2013 - Recent ACM Male Vocalist of the Year winner Jason Aldean is joining forces with television and movie actress Kristen Bell to manage what's proven to be music's wildest night of the year, when they host the 2013 CMT MUSIC AWARDS live from Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on Wednesday, June 5 at 8:00 p.m., ET/PT on CMT and CMT.com. The duo confirmed their co-hosting duties this afternoon after Bell disclosed this week on Twitter that she was returning as host for this year's show and teased who her counterpart would be. Fans can read more about Bell and Aldean's back-and-forth correspondence on Twitter here.
Nominations for the 12th annual show will be announced Monday, May 6 and performers and presenters for country music's first fan-voted awards show will be announced soon. Tickets for the show will go on sale Saturday, May 11 at 11:00 a.m. ET/10:00 a.m. CT at all Ticketmaster outlets and the Bridgestone Arena Box Office.
With more than eight million records sold and 11 No. one hits under his belt, Jason Aldean is an 11-time CMT Award nominee and has been a CMT Artist of the Year honoree the last three years running. The third single off his platinum fifth studio album Night Train, the fun dose of nostalgia "1994" is currently storming up the Top 15 and follows seven consecutive No. ones including Night Train's previous two singles "Take A Little Ride" and "The Only Way I Know" feat. Luke Bryan and Eric Church. Aldean's biggest tour yet, the 2013 Night Train Tour, has sold out every show so far including his Madison Square Garden debut and the first ever show at the University of Georgia's Sanford Stadium where he played to 66,000 fans. More stadium dates on the books this year include two nights at Boston's Fenway Park (July 12 and 13) and Chicago's Wrigley Field (July 20).
Kristen Bell is currently starring in the Showtime series, "House of Lies" opposite Don Cheadle, and this summer she starts shooting the Warner Brothers film "Veronica Mars" reprieving the title role of 'Veronica Mars.' She starred in and co-produced the comedy "Hit & Run," written and directed by Dax Shepard and is also lending her voice to the new Disney animated feature, "Frozen." Additionally, Bell plays the lead role in the independent film "Lifeguard," opening this summer. Her other film credits include "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," "When in Rome," "Couples Retreat," "Movie 43," "Some Girls, "You Again," and "Burlesque." Her television credits include "Veronica Mars," "Deadwood," "Heroes" and "Party Down" while her Broadway credits include "Tom Sawyer" and "The Crucible."
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GREENLAND — For the Greenland Police Department, the holidays have long been a time to come together, and the late Chief Michael Maloney was the one who made sure that tradition continued each year.
There was an annual ski trip in the winter, and in December, the chief organized a large group outing in Portsmouth, or down in Boston, and picked up the tab for his department, according to Greenland Chief Tara Laurent.
But this year, the department was visited by a tragedy that will be remembered by a generation of Seacoast residents. While assisting with the execution of a search warrant earlier this year, Maloney was fatally shot, moments after he helped a wounded officer to safety.
The late police chief's selfless actions on April 12 garnered national attention. Maloney, 48, had served with the Greenland Police Department for 12 years and was only about a week away from retirement at the time of his death.
"That was his MO," Laurent said this month, remembering the fallen chief. "He was always involved and he participated."
Foster's Daily Democrat has selected Greenland Police Chief Michael Maloney as the 2012 Newsmaker of the Year, in recognition of his actions on the day of the shooting.
"We will never forget the courage and bravery shown by Chief Maloney and our law enforcement officers undercover that day," New Hampshire Attorney General Michael Delaney said at a news conference earlier this month. "Chief Maloney died saving the lives of his fellow officers, protecting the quality of life in that neighborhood, and attempting to remove a threat to the safety and the well-being of the citizens of his community."
For the Greenland Police Department, the last six months have brought constant reminders of the episode. For Laurent, the holiday season evokes memories of outings with the chief.
"He was a hero the way he lived, but (we don't) often enough take the time to recognize people for the wonderful things they do," she said.
Maloney grew up in North Hampton, and graduated from Winnacunnet High School in Hampton. He served in the U.S. Army Reserves before starting his 26-year career in law enforcement.
He began working as a part-time officer in Rye, then joined the North Hampton Police Department. He promoted up through the ranks, becoming chief in 1997.
In 2000, Maloney transferred to the Greenland Police Department, and served as chief until his death in 2012.
Maloney has been posthumously awarded the New Hampshire Police Chief's Association Medal of Honor, as well as the Medal of Valor from the New England Association of Chiefs of Police.
He was also given Above and Beyond the Call of Duty & Career Service awards from New Hampshire's congressional delegation.
The New Hampshire Red Cross will also be honoring Maloney at a hero's breakfast in March, and his name will be part of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, which is in an area known as Judiciary Square in Washington D.C., following a ceremony in May.
Earlier this year, during a public memorial at Winnacunnet High School, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder honored Maloney for his choice to spend his career serving the public.
"Although he could have chosen an easier path or a safer one, he wanted to make a difference, and he did," Holder said. "His ultimate sacrifice was made so that others might survive."
Survivors describe Maloney's actions on the day of his death
The drug raid at 517 Post Road in Greenland had been planned by members of the New Hampshire Attorney General's Drug Task Force in hopes of avoiding a confrontation.
On the day of the drug raid, the plan was to have two uniformed Greenland officers knock on the door and draw suspected drug dealer Cullen Mutrie into the driveway. DTF members would then arrive and help keep Mutrie outside the home while they conducted a search of the property.
Maloney and the Greenland officers had interacted with Mutrie face-to-face on past occasions, and the drug task force chose to execute the raid at Mutrie's home in Greenland rather than another location because of previous contacts between Mutrie and local police.
"We (the DTF officers) can't go knock on his door," Dover Detective Dev Atma Khalsa explained in a recorded interview with state police, "but we figured they (Greenland police) could talk to him — you know, just talk to him."
Maloney was supposed to remain outside the house and secure the premises while the DTF members were searching inside the house, Greenland Police Officer Wayne Young told investigators.
When the drug raid was executed, two Greenland officers knocked on Mutrie's door and received no response. Members of the Drug Task Force forced open the door, and were immediately met with gunfire.
Newton Police Officer Christopher Thurlow, a member of the task force, discharged his weapon. As he ran to take cover, he saw Newmarket Detective Scott Kukesh, one of four wounded officers, nearby.
Thurlow said he grabbed Kukesh and dragged him back toward Maloney's cruiser, and Maloney met them along the way.
"I remember somebody grabbed me from behind and brought me over to a police cruiser," Kukesh said in a recorded interview. "It was a Greenland cruiser. And, at that point I looked up and I realized it was Chief Maloney ..."
He continued, "I guess I wasn't looking too good and the chief immediately came back and I remember him say(ing), 'Scott, I'm going to take your rifle. You're OK.'"
Officer Theodore Hartmann was handling calls at the Greenland police station before the drug raid got under way. He took up a position near the house, then rushed to the scene when shots were fired seconds later.
Hartmann said he parked his cruiser and took out his rifle, then saw Maloney and another Greenland officer crouching beside a patrol cruiser nearby. Maloney motioned with his hand for Hartmann to approach.
"I want the car," Maloney said. "I want the car."
Maloney assisted in loading Kukesh and Dover Detective Greg Turner into the back of Hartmann's car, and Hartmann sped away toward Portsmouth Regional Hospital with the wounded officers.
Greenland Police Officer Wayne Young told investigators he was at the rear of the home when the shooting broke out. He took cover beside the Drug Task Force sedan and looked over at Maloney, still unaware of the number of casualties.
He said Maloney called out a final warning to him.
"I just remember the chief telling me stay down, Stay down, stay down,'" Young said during an interview with state police. Young said he doesn't remember hearing the fatal bullet that struck Maloney moments later.
Investigators say Mutrie shot Maloney from a basement window with a 9 mm handgun as Maloney was taking cover behind his police cruiser.
When State Police Sergeant Steven Cooper arrived at the scene, a Portsmouth officer was holding Maloney's pistol. It was fully loaded, with one bullet in the chamber, and had not been fired, Cooper reported in an affidavit.
By 7:38 p.m., the scene was hectic at Portsmouth Regional Hospital. Five officers had been shot, and a nurse outside of exam room 16 was crying, according to an account by Portsmouth Detective Timothy Cashman.
Cashman went into the first hallway by the nurse's station and spoke with an officer from the University of New Hampshire Police Department.
"He told me, 'It's Mike Maloney and it looks bad,'" Cashman remembered.
Maloney was pronounced dead soon thereafter. All law enforcement personnel at the hospital saluted later that night when the chief's body was escorted away, accompanied by state police troopers and Greenland officer Theodore Hartmann.
In the aftermath of the shooting, LoConte was among those who recounted the events for investigators. He met with two troopers at the Greenland Police Department on April 17.
After speaking for 51 minutes, dissecting the Drug Task Force operation in detail, LoConte reached the close of his remarks, and he was asked if he had anything else to add for the record.
LoConte did not, other than to say Maloney was a hero.
The Winnacunnet High School football field was transformed into a sea of black and blue a few days later, as thousands of law enforcement officers from around the country gathered to honor the fallen chief. Maloney received full military honors at the service, including the playing of taps and a rifle salute. The State Police Airwing also performed a flyover during the ceremony.
Among those who spoke was the state attorney general, Michael Delaney, who said Maloney will serve as a role model for generations of law enforcement to come.
"His love for his community was boundless," Delaney said. "And his legacy will live on in his family ... he will inspire all of those who are better people and better officers for having known him.
Foster's staff writer Samantha Allen and The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Aug-12-2009 Seven Municipalities Receive COAH Certification
Seven Municipalities Receive COAH Certification
TRENTON - Seven more municipalities today received substantive certification under the Council on Affordable Housing's (COAH) revised third round rules. The action came during today's COAH Board meeting. The municipalities are: Delaware Township, East Brunswick Township, Montclair Township, Orange City, Piscataway Township, Roxbury Township, and South Hackensack Township.
"Each month we are seeing more and more municipalities receiving their certification," said Department of Community Affairs Acting Commissioner and COAH Board Chairman Charles A. Richman. "This is a testament to the record participation seen during COAH's third round and to these municipalities' desire to provide their fair share of affordable housing."
These seven municipalities join Beverly City, Blairstown Township, Cape May Point Borough, Eastampton Township, Flemington Borough, Florence Township, Frelinghuysen Township, Frenchtown Borough, Harding Township, Hardyston Township, Lawrence Township (Mercer County), Maplewood Township, Milford Borough, Millville City, North Hanover Township, Old Bridge Township, Pennsauken Township, Pennsville Township, Pine Hill Township, Plainsboro Township, Rocky Hill Borough, Springfield Township, Upper Pittsgrove Township and West Amwell Township as the first 31 towns in the state to receive certification under the third round rules.
Under the plans certified for these 31 municipalities 6,460 newly constructed affordable units have already been completed, with another 2,028 proposed. Additionally, 513 units have already been rehabilitated, with another 784 proposed.
Substantive certification is COAH's determination that a municipal fair share plan presents a realistic opportunity for the production of affordable housing to address the town's portion of the affordable housing need. The substantive certifications granted to these 31 municipalities are valid for 10 years from the municipality's date of petition and provide protection from builder's remedy lawsuits.
COAH, an affiliate of the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, facilitates the production of sound, affordable housing for low and moderate income households by providing the most effective process to municipalities, housing providers, nonprofit and for profit developers to address a constitutional obligation within the framework of sound, comprehensive planning.


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So come Saturday, Kin, Jo and I headed off to Market Lane in the city nice and early as we were anticipating how good Shoya would be. Their online menu sounded fantastic. We entered the restaurant which is right next to Flower Drum and opposite Hofbrauhaus in the lane. There was dim lighting as we entered the small first floor. The place was beautifully decorated, with the Sake on display on a stylish multilayer shelf. We were lead up the stairs, and then up some more, to the third level where we were seated at a table opposite the sushi bar.
Upon sitting, the beautiful, but slightly aloof feeling Japanese waitress asked what we wanted to drink. We had no idea what drinks there were so asked for a drinks menu. I don't know why restaurants don't offer you a drinks menu first before asking for your drink order. After bringing us drinks menu, we asked another waitress for her suggestion in regards to sake. This waitress was a lot warmer and suggested the Hokkiazan I think. The sake was really good, but also rather expensive at $42 for 240ml. And this was one of the cheaper sakes on the menu. It was at this stage that we knew this wasn't going to be a cheap meal. Anyway, we said to each other, "what the heck, it's Chinese New Year, let's splurge this week and not go out for a month".
With drinks out of the way, we started to peruse the menu. It was at this stage that the routine of the night started. The cold but beautiful waitress came over and suggested that we have sashimi to start. We definitely wanted sashimi but hadn't really had time to look at the menu. She kept insisting that we try the Omakase Platter. The menu didn't have a clear description of how many pieces and the price. Maybe they are used to Japanese businessman who don't care about the price and just keep ordering, but we're just junior engineers who don't make that much. We wanted to know how much food we were getting so we could plan what else to eat. In the end, she couldn't really tell us, but we ordered it anyway.
The Sashimi Platter was fantastic. The various types of fish tasted so great and yet all so different. Each had their own texture. I wished I had asked what was what before I gulped it all down. But there were oily fish, smooth fish, stronger flavoured fish, scallops, squid, lobster etc. There is definitely no argument that the sashimi is great. But it is fairly expensive at $85 for this platter.
As soon as we were finished, a waitress rushed up to us and asked "do you want to order more food". Easy on. We were browsing throgh the menu already. That was the main problem we had all night. Either they were too eager to please or they were pushy and trying to upsell to us at every stage. It lacked that comfortable feeling. Whilst the service at Koko in Crown Casino was equally professional, it did not feel pushy at any stage. It was much slicker and more comfortable. Here, whenever we looked anywhere, someone would ask us if we wanted to order more food or drinks.
We ordered the Roast Duck with miso sauce. I liked the miso sauce that went with the duck in this dish. The spicy noodles was good too.
The Shoya signature dish of Quail Egg wrapped in "softy surround" scallop with mushroom was a fizzer. It tasted like a quail egg fried in some batter. Also, they really should get in someone to write their menu better. It was really hard to follow. I don't mind simple English, but when I can't understand it, that's where I draw the line.
The Beef Tataki looked like they may have used Wagyu, I'm not sure. But the beef definitely had a lot of oil through it. Unfortunately, it didn't have much in the way of flavour and tasted worse than my own Beef Tataki concotion at home. The best part of the dish was the salad dressing. I still haven't found a Beef Tataki better than the amazing one at Horoki.
The Pork Loin turned out to be Tonkatsu. From the menu description, I was imagining that it was a slow stewed casserole piece of juicy pork with miso sauce and worchester sauce. Instead, just a tonkatsu slapped on a plate with salad, at a very high price. It tasted good, but didn't taste any different from much cheaper ones I've had before.
From reading the dessert menu, I was ultra excited. I love love love desserts so wanted to try everything. Unfortunately, not one dessert was good. The Sea Urchin Cheesecake sounded interesting on paper, but that's where it should remain. The sea urchin does not go with the cheesecake at all.
The Dessert Platter again sounded great but not one thing was even half decent. The Black Sesame Panna Cotta looked bad and tasted it too. It tasted really strange. The Chocolate Pudding with Sake was really weird too. There were some peppercorns at the top and I bit into them and it was awful. I spat the whole mouthful out. Lastly, the Jelly type thing with red bean was tasteless. My mum makes way better red bean jelly, for one twentieth of the price.
To sum up, I think that I won't be returning here again. The sashimi was fantastic, some of the best I've ever tasted. But that alone will not bring me back. I think that the prices are just too expensive (about $110 each with drinks included in that). The Tonkatsu is so way overpriced. The signature dish of quail egg didn't taste like much. The desserts were really bad. The food simply does not match the prices. While for $100 we felt like we had had a dining experience at Koko with so much variety and totally delicious dishes, here, we spent more yet felt like we had a cheap dirty meal of little substance.
The atmosphere in there was rather quiet for a Saturday. The tables weren't filled until right at the end when we left, a few other tables were filled. The bar seats only saw a three customers whilst we were there. I'm not sure whether it was Chinese New Year that meant it was so quiet. I would have thought they would be overflowing with customers on Chinese New Year.
The service felt way too cold and slightly pushy for my liking. You can have professional service that is stil warm, even slightly warm would have been ok. We felt like we were being upsold on a lot of things, and we didn't like it. The constant insistence to try the sashimi platter and more sake and more dishes was just a bit too much. The floor manager was trying to sell the degustation to the next table and kept insisting, you should order this, we can change this for you etc etc.
Overall Rating: 12/20, The sashimi is amazingly good, but way too many other faults for me to return there again.
Scores: 1-9: Unacceptable, don't bother. 10-11: Just OK,some shortcomings. 12: Fair. 13: Getting there. 14: Recommended. 15: Good. 16: Really good. 17: Truly excellent. 18: An outstanding experience. 19-20: Approaching perfection, Victoria's best.
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- Anonymous2/12/2008 11:26 AM
how many times did you have to magnify those photos to show wat minute food we hadReplyDelete
That's very funny Anonymous. How many times do you need to magnify your mouth to fit in so much food every time.ReplyDelete
Hi Thanh. Sorry to hear that your experience at Shoya was not as good as you had anticipated. I must admit, I have a love/hate relationship with the place. Whilst I absolutely loved it some of the times that I went, other times it was a bit hit and miss. Usually the main culprit has been the service, though in the past it has been inattentive service that has been the problem, rather than the over-eagerness and pushiness that you experienced. Perhaps after all the complaints regarding poor service, they have tried to turn it around but overdid it!ReplyDelete
I agree that it can be very expensive, especially the drinks. I have been to the upstairs bar, which has a cover charge of $20 - an absolute rip-off! Shoya is definitely a place for conspicuous spending by Japanese businessmen.
And yes, the menu is confusing and lacking in detail. I have wished many times that they would improve it, but it's never happened. It doesn't provide enough information about portion sizes, which leads to ordering dishes that might not be suitable (or filling). The service is also usually not knowledgeable enough to provide recommendations. I think, at the prices they are charging, you should be expecting top of the line service, and should be made to feel comfortable when you're dining.
I overlook the deficiencies of Shoya and go back again only because the actual look and feel of the place is, IMO, the closest that you would get to a high-end restaurant in Japan. Also, with selective ordering, one can construct a meal there that can be very enjoyable. For example, Mellie and I had a superb yakiniku dinner at Shoya but only because we chose very carefully about what we wanted. Of course, this is not possible when you go there for the first time.
I think certain things at Shoya is good, like the sashimi and the yakiniku. The tonkotsu is usually kurabuta pork so I'm surprised that the one you were served was not so good. I reckon it is more value to go at lunch time, when they have a better value banquet menu for around $18-$35 per head. Also, the yakiniku is pretty good IMO.
p.s. I see what you mean about Shira Nui. I had lunch there with Mellie and my parents last Saturday. Had we not booked, we would not have got a table! I had the sashimi platter, which was very good indeed.
Danny, Shoya was a bit of a disappointment. Maybe you are right, they are now trying to overcompensate for the service and being way too attentive.ReplyDelete
Drinks were expensive. We had good sake at Shira Nui for half the price.
The menu was very hard to browse. There are things scattered all over the place with inaccurate descriptions and portion sizes. Even when we asked what the sashimi platter actually contained, they couldn't tell us. I agree that at those prices, the wait staff should be able to recommend things. Instead, we just took stabs at dishes.
The look and feel of the place was definitely high class. I just felt they didn't match that with the food and service. I'm sure if I went more often, I could pick out dishes that I really liked. But alas, I don't have that much money to try the place heaps of times. High end restaurants should get it right on almost every dish.
No arguments that the sashimi was really delicious. But then so is the sashimi platter at Shira Nui for less than half the price. The tonkatsu wasn't bad, just didn't taste special. And for $32 I was expecting wow factor.
I think there is a reason why Shira Nui is so popular. The food is great, the service extremely pleasant, professional and personable. The prices are fair too. I just need to be organised and book really really early. :-)
Thanh, it is somewhat ironic that a Japanese restaurant can fare so poorly in service when in Japan, customer service is so fantastic. They really put the customer first, and go beyond the call of duty to see that a customer's needs are met.ReplyDelete
In Japan, when you enter a business, you are always welcomed by the greeting of Irrashaimase by every single staff member. This happens even in a convenience store, let alone a restaurant. It makes you feel immediately welcome. I have been to Japanese places here that do not accord you that simple courtesy, so I immediately question their ability to provide me with warm service.
I think the problem that Japanese restaurants here have is that they do not specialise, instead trying to be a "jack of all trades". In Japan, restaurants specialise in one style only. You would not see the situation where a restaurant does sushi as well as other stuff. The food is so good over there partly because they have been able to perfect that one style, rather than trying to master many different styles. How many times have we seen Gordon Ramsey on Kitchen Nightmares tell the restaurant to simplify things?
I would describe Shoya as trying to attempt kaiseki cuisine, which is a high end style. However, one of the key things about kaiseki is balance, such that kaiseki in Japan is always served as a banquet, never a la carte. You would start with a soup, then some sashimi, then a grilled dish, then a steamed dish, and so forth. The reason for this is that, as single dishes, they would never work, nor satisfy a diner. but as a banquet, all the dishes meld together, each dish providing different tastes, but then also coming together as a balanced whole. by splitting the dishes into a la carte, you can never achieve this balance. it also ends up costing you more money, and is also not filling!
I well understand about the money issue - I'm in the same boat :) With limited funds, one must ensure that value is maximised. I should also add that recommendations should be provided with qualifiers; Shoya is definitely one of those cases. Because I have been there many times, I know what it's like, and can say that the sashimi is top notch, but perhaps choose carefully on the other things, and go easy on the drinks. It is the same with Nihonbashi Zen. Great sashimi and fantastic kushiyaki, but order carefully, because not all dishes are the same quality and the price can quickly build up. The sake might have been air-freighted from Japan that week, but this means that it will be very expensive.
One place that I can unreservedly say is one of the epitomes of Japanese dining in Melbourne is Tempura Hajime. The food is exceptional and great value, and the service is outstanding. It was one of the greatest dining experiences that Mellie and I have had :)
Danny, I agree that restaurants do try to do too much sometimes. Specialising and being good at one thing is just as good as being able to do many things average.ReplyDelete
I read the Tempura Hajime post that you guys wrote at the time. I had noted that down as a place to go already. But before I ever got round to booking, The Age review just meant I wouldn't get in for months. I'm going to try and get a booking there, even if its months away.
- Anonymous3/16/2008 12:34 PM
Do thy research:ReplyDelete
Cin, I probably would normally do more research on a restaurant. But it was suggestion from Danny and I thought that was good enough.ReplyDelete
I just re-read the post you wrote. I even commented on it, saying that I probably wouldn't go there. I guess it never stuck in my head.
Anyway, they are definitely consistent in regards to poor service. You, Danny and myself have all commented on how bad the service was.
I'm all for giving second chances but when the feedback is consistently bad...ReplyDelete
Yep I totally agree Cin. I won't be going back to them again. I read their review in the Good Food Guide again, and even in there they mention that service can be hit and miss quite often.ReplyDelete


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Kayla doesn't wear a wig in her everyday life, and I think she looks great, so it would be really inspiring to have her go onstage bald. I realize, though, that it might be harder for her to win and spread her message if she doesn't "measure up" to the pageant queen look some judges will expect.


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Editorial: Malloy should drop Connecticut's automobile tax
Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy hasn't shied away from pursuing big, bold policy changes in his two years as CEO of the Land of Steady Habits.
Elimination of the state's property tax on automobiles could be one of the biggest and most beneficial elements of Malloy's legacy if he's willing to spend the political capital this spring in the midst of a massive budget deficit. According to a report from CTMirror.Org's Keith Phaneuf, Malloy is considering making "relief" from it part of the state budget he's unveiling Tuesday.
The car tax is Connecticut's worst and most regressive source of revenue, disproportionately affecting families who are least able to afford it.
Real estate property taxes have been called regressive because home ownership and the value of one's home or land is not necessarily proportionate to income.
The car tax is even more disconnected from one's income and ability to pay. Just ask the folks making barely more than minimum wage in Connecticut, who can't afford to buy a home, how they get to and from work every day.
Compounding the problem, the cost is based on local property tax rates. Those rates are significantly higher in urban areas, where average household income is less, and lower in towns with high average incomes.
Now comes the hard part. The car tax generates $500 million a year in revenue to support municipal government and schools. Due to the pressures that already exist on cities and towns, the state would have to replace all $500 million through an equitably distributed increase in state aid to municipalities.
Connecticut is already facing significant cuts to cover its budget deficit. Eliminating the car tax would mean raising that revenue another way - for example, another increase in state income taxes. But that would be preferable to raising so much money through such a regressive tax.
Eliminating the car tax would be a blow against poverty in a year when Connecticut will likely be forced to cut social services and put the working poor on a more even playing field.


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Here's a sporting feat that even Kim Jong Il would've appreciated. Just hours after his presidential inauguration Monday, Vladimir Putin led a team of amateur hockey players against a squad known as the Legends of Russia, which included such former professionals as Slava Fetisov, who just happens to be angling for the top sports-related position in the Russian government. The amateur team beat the Legends by a score of 2-1 in a shootout. Guess who scored the first goal?
Even better, guess who scored the deciding goal in the shootout on the world's most choreographed backhand? Gosh, can't believe Putin was able to sneak that one by the Legendary goalie. It was like he never saw the president of his country skating toward him.


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I am quite amazed by how much K has bloomed in just a year (I need to blog about that in the main site). I think she's gotten out of her shell and now, she's overcome some of her anxieties that are normal to small kids. She wants to perform (on her birthday) and even asked for an instrument. Anyway, I asked Teacher She if it would be okay to spare K a few minutes (even just seconds!), and she said it's fine. Gotta record that one!
Perfomer in the making
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Apricot Seeds
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
As I was doing my usual internet rounds, I read something about apricot seeds. They say apricot seeds (and almonds, hubby's favorite nuts) are rich in vitamin B17 or laetrile. I am not sure if I heard B17 before now & its effect on the body so I went ahead and read some more. Well, they say some cancer patients take apricot kernels as an alternative cure (the site I saw where one can find best apricot kernels here isn't claiming anything though). Some eat these seeds also because they say it can prevent cancer too. This is all new to me, I don't know if I should believe it now. Maybe in the next few years, the veracity of the claims will be all over the news.
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Getting ready for Wicked
Monday, January 13, 2014
In less than one month, my friends and I will watch Wicked the Musical. I just finished the book version and knowing now how the story goes, I got more excited to watch it.
I must admit that before reading the book, the only thing I know about the musical is the song Defying Gravity and the raves I hear & read from people who've already seen it abroad. I was planning to start listening to the songs after reading but I decided to continue my Wicked journey by reading the second book instead. I will just let the musical surprise me with the songs. ;)
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New Year, New Renovations
Saturday, January 11, 2014
For some families, the new year means making some changes in and around the house too. Imagine the amount of push-pull knobs purchased online and in-stores at the beginning of the year, not to mention other stuff needed for minor and/or major renovations? Since we just moved before the holidays, we're not doing the same for now *insert sigh of relief here* We didn't even have to spend for cleaning materials yet because we still have stocks.
How about you? What are your plans for your house this month and in the coming months?
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Happy New Year!
Thursday, January 02, 2014
Happy new year everyone! May this year be better than 2013 for you and for me. Let us all continue to be a blessing to others.
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Ten Titillations!
April counts, yo! And here are some reasons why, after just one month into the season, I'm as jazzed as Mitt Romney during a temple garment clearance sale!
The Oriole Way
I am old enough to remember the Orioles being a staple of sound, fundamental baseball. And though those days seemed to disappear into Jeffrey Maier's malicious mitt, it looks like they may be back! Let's hope they are back to stay.
The AL Central
The Tigers are going to run away with the division you say? Not so fast. I know it's only been one month, but the White Sox and Indians are right there with 'em, and unless the Tigers start putting a hurtin' on the opposition instead of Jewish folks at a New York hotel, things could get interesting.
Bobby V
Love him or hate him, he makes things interesting. And oh how interesting things have been for the Boston Red Sox. I LOVE IT!!! The NBA may have all the drama, but when every day could be your last as a Red Sox, I start craving chicken, beer and video games.
The Not-So-Natinals
Best starting rotation in baseball. Bryce Harper. Strasburgers. Um, throw in a presidential race worth watching and I'm ready for Mr. Krause to buy season tickets.
The Pujols-less Cardinals
I'm not gonna bask in AP's struggles, but I am gonna point out that the Cardinals have yet to lose a series (except that one against the Cubs where they were gifted a win by the umpiring crew). Onwards and upwards!
The AL West
Have you seen a Rangers game lately? I've been watching them almost every day! THAT'S how ya git'er done, folks. Meanwhile, the Halos are as nervous as Rick Santorum at a Santorum Party! As the Yankees and Red Sox learned before them, a bazillion dollars worth of free agent signings does NOT a champion make.
The Toronto Blue Jays
Not only do their uniforms look right again, but they're also making the AL East insanely good! If only they could make Colby Rasmus less whiny.
The Youth Movement
I remember the excitement involved with Ken Griffey Jr. breaking into the league. Chipper Jones too. Now that Bryce Harper and Mike Trout have made their debuts, a similar buzz is in the baseball air. Throw in a slew of sophomores and third year players making headlines and baseball looks to be badass for a very long time.
The Year of the Pitcher enters its THIRD year and I couldn't be more excited! As a self-confessed pitchers duel fiend, I live off serious heat, nasty breaking balls and backdoor sliders. We've already seen a perfect game and some no-hitter flirtations. But it's the heroics of Joe Saunders, Kyle Lohse, Colby Lewis and the like that really get my gears greased.
And finally… the most titillating of them all so far…
As a longtime resident of the south side of Chicago, the last thing I wanted to do was waste my summer days talking folks down off the ledge like I did last year. But since it appears Dunn sold his 2011 soul to Albert Pujols, I'm free to party my ass off at the fake B-Dubbs on 35th & Halsted. HOLLA!!! And buy me a drink!
Go ahead, hate me 'cuz I'm easily titillated, just don't hate me 'cuz I'm right!


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Now is the time when most households up and down the country and preparing for Christmas and finding ways to make their interiors reflect the celebratory mood of the seasonal holidays. The team at MyHaus has introduced a special Christmas section to its online store specifically to help people celebrate Christmas in a more fun and original way.
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