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Lake Pavilion, new Chinese in Flushing
Lake Pavilion opened earlier this week in what used to be the Palace Diner, at the corner of Main Street and the LIE. Now looks very grand with a vast menu. Way too crowded to get into last night. Has anyone been?
re: Lau
First impression is Cantonese / Hong Kong--the menu is very seafood heavy, there are the fish tanks out front, etc., and there didn't seem to be a critical mass of specialties from any other regions besides Peking Duck, shrimp in spicy Szechuan style, etc. But an expert would probably be able to walk in and know instantly where these guys are from.
re: emarcus
interesting, well i guess ill just have to try it
re: pchan911
So, pchan911: How would you characterize the food, regionally?
re: emarcus
Definitely Cantonese food. The old Lake Pavilion (used to be called East Lake, the Chinese name is the same, just with the word "new" in it) was on Main Street and Franklin, across from Duane Reade (which used to be Rockbottom). A couple of my co-workers have been there already, and they were complimentary about the food. Will report back when I go myself.
I swung over on Wednesday to get a take-out menu. This was at around 4pm, and the joint was empty, bone dry. It was clearly an off-hour.
I came back today at 12:30, for a solo lunch, and it was jam-packed, with about 20 people holding numbers in their hands and waiting. Perhaps, because I was alone, I didn't wait more than 5 minutes to be seated, but it appeared as if they were moving things along very skillfully in general.
The space is cavernous, with a big main room, complete with dragon, phoenix, chandeliers and private rooms off to the side, presumably for special parties. It's your classic Cantonese seafood and dim sum specialist. The service was attentive, helpful, friendly and efficient - no complaints there. The prices are high for a lot of dishes, but not out of the ordinary compared to other moderate-to-high price Cantonese venues. All indications are that, if you like this type of cuisine, as I do, much of the fare will be well worth it.
When I arrived, most everyone was doing dim sum. It's cart-style but everything seemed to be moving at a fast, fresh pace. A lot of it looked and smelled great, but, being on my own, I ordered off of the main menu (there's also a lunch special menu, which didn't interest me as much, but which contained the most affordable dine-in items).
There are several very interesting, tantalizing dishes on LP's menu, especially the seafood and crustacean offerings. They also had a squab casserole dish with bamboo shoots and mushrooms which looked good and, at $15.95, was one of the cheaper of the selections that tempted me.
Being in the mood for seafood, though, I went with Sea scallops and conch in a mildly spicy XO sauce. It was excellent. The scallops were fat, juicy and fresh tasting, the conch perfectly chewy with just the right amount of give, the sauce layered on with a light touch, just right. The portion and price ($17.95) is comparable to other places I like, such as Imperial Palace and Canton Gourmet. This is the kind of dish you look to a restaurant of this kind to do right, and Lake Pavillion's kitchen staff nailed it. If it's an indication of what they can do with the rest of their vast menu, then these guys are a keeper.
Some more info about Lake Pavillion: Dim Sum is served everyday between 9:30 and 3:30, after which time they go with their main menu. Right out front, however, is an adjoining take-out counter where you can order buns et al to go. I have a feeling you can probably get dim sum items there, some even to order, from there all day, but I might be mistaken. They also have roasted meats in the take-out section, ducks and pigs hanging from hooks and such.
Lake Pavillion also has it's own parking lot on the street adjacent to the Horace Harding Expressway, but, when they're packed, as they were this afternoon, it's much easier and less of a hassle to find street parking. As this little mini-Chinatown stretch of Main Street is conveniently located on the way home from work, I've come to this section of Flushing many times, and have never had a hard time parking at all. If I'm lazy, I'll go with a meter spot, but can almost always find free spots within a few blocks of where the restaurant is.
Based on today's solo visit, I will be back, with reinforcements, and soon. It's the kind of place best enjoyed with company.
60-15 Main Street
Flushing, NY 11355
(718) 886-6693
re: Polecat
hmm sounds interesting, would be nice to have a new good cantonese restaurant in NY
re: Polecat
Had a big family dinner there last week, 20 people, 2 tables. I didn't do the ordering so I don't know the exact names of the dishes.
Everything was done well. Service was good. They went out of the way to cut and serve a birthday cake that we brought. The only snafu was they forgot our cold jelly fish appetizer until the end of the meal.
Some hits were the steamed crabs over flat noodles (the noodles soaked up the crab flavors), chicken with crispy skin (breast was not dry), and salt and pepper fried fish (excellent but don't let it sit too long).
The misses were the lamb chops (overcooked) and noodles with mushrooms (under seasoned).
Best of all, it's easy to find street parking. The parking lot is very small. I didn't witness it but my wife said the parking lot attendant gave a lady's car keys to someone else and the lady was panicking.
re: Robotron
Excellent. Crabs Ho Fun is one of my favorite dishes. Didn't find it on the menu but figured they must be hiding it somewhere.
re: Robotron
yah those are typical cantonese dishes which i love....this sounds promising, i need go here
if u want to try a really good lamp chop, go try it at imperial palace / east lake: http://www.lauhound.com/2012/03/imper...
re: Polecat
Thanks much for the review!
re: Polecat
I passed by Lake Pavillion a few days ago, and was hoping it would be a good place. It's not really Flushing flushing, the neighborhood probably has a different name. It's right off the LIE at Main St. Anyway, I used to go to East Lake and enjoyed it. I hopefully will try this new place soon. Less traffic than all the way down Main St.
re: foodwhisperer
It's called Queensboro Hill.
Went there today, just to look around. Picked up a menu, and got some stuff from the take-out section, which has a separate entrance. Got a duck (the drier, split kind), some char-siu pork, and a cuttlefish. Excellent! Especially the duck and char-siu.. Extremely tasty, yet not as overly salty as these things can be. Bill was cheaper than what I usually pay at Rice and Tea in Elmhurst. I'm looking forward to eating there soon. By the way, looking at the menu, what do they mean by "screw clams" ?
re: EricMM
is there a menu online at all? thanks
Went to Lake Pavilion on Mother's Day. The parking lot was full and the restaurant as well (they do take reservations though). We arrived before 6:30PM and waited over an hour to be seated.
The restaurant is spacious, clean and bright with windows all along the side. Service is quick and efficient, our tea was checked throughout the meal and replenished accordingly.
We ordered the mixed mushroom dish, lobster with shrimp, sauteed dao miao, lamb chops with onion and peppers, sweet and sour pork. corn soup.
All dishes were handled with a deft hand, we requested that the dishes be prepared "less salt, sugar, oil" and they complied with excellently prepared food that was indeed light and respectful of our request.
The mixed mushroom dish was flavorful and the sauce light and full of wonderful aroma, the lobster was tender, perfectly cooked and generously portioned. The shrimp was likewise cooked with delicacy. The lamb chops were caramelized and juicy. The dao miao was a tad overcooked but light, and fresh. The corn soup was competent but not meriting mention. The least popular dish was the sweet and sour pork which was well prepared but had a milk flavor that was not well received.
This is a first, I called the waiter over and ordered Peking duck. The waiter looked at our dishes and said that Peking duck doesn't do well as take out. I said that we wouldn't be doing take out, we were going to eat it there. He paused, looked at us and said, "No, you wouldn't be able to finish it" and walked away. We looked at each other shocked but we all had a laugh.
All in all my favorite Cantonese restaurant in Flushing and well worth many a return trip. A great recommendation by CHers and many more dishes to try. The braised duck tongues, lobster salad and crispy skin chicken look particularly delicious.
Stopped by for dim sum on Sunday and found the food to be good, not great, and the service surly as described by other posters. We sampled a wide variety of dishes, most of which were generally as good as Jade Asian - which in my opinion is the high water mark for dim sum in Flushing right now. Some, like the dau miu gow (snow pea leaf dumplings) and the sin chet keun (the tofu skin rolls which I may be misspelling) were particularly good. The cheung fun (rice roll) dishes were good, and others like the ham sui gok (fried rice flour dumplings) were just mediocre.
I do have to note that at least one of the servers crossed the line from being passively rude to full-on, aggressively rude. Also, the head servers weren't terribly friendly or helpful either. I asked a couple for gook char siu bao (baked roast pork bun) which my son likes but wasn't circulating, and they all said, "Later." There are several other places in Flushing where the head servers will bring something like that over to you. I found the response especially annoying when I realized that there was a take-out section that had plenty of the buns available.
However, since I generally hit dim sum parlors to eat rather than socialize with the staff, I can say the food was worth returning for. I'll definitely try it for dinner since I'm not a fan of the other larger banquet halls in Flushing for dinner and it would be nice to have a place that can easily accommodate large groups. Plus, the parking was convenient, though no more so than Asian Jewels or simply hitting the municipal lot for Jade Asian.
re: Greg
Had dimsum there Sunday. Place was insanely crowded. Greg's appraisal was right on except for the servers who were exremely helpful and good.It all flowed well and had a grand time. All parking was taken but we were lucky to get a spot on the street in bak of the restaurant across from its parking lot which I didn't dare to approach.
re: Greg
I went for dim sum with a small group last weekend and found it overall pretty bad. Much of the stuff we got, despite looking good, turned out to be cold or dried out or both. Many things tasted only like hot water, where the steam from the skin was the only flavor.
A dim sum newbie that was with us wanted to order soup dumplings, so we did, and I thought they were terrible, with rubbery, thick wrappers that fell apart immediately. Strangely, they were served in small muffin cups.
The free parking is nice, although when I pulled into the lot, the attendant said to me, "This not diner, this Chinese food," and I had to assure him I was there for dim sum.
I don't plan on returning. I find it hard to imagine that the cooked food is so much better than the dim sum. I'd rather explore other things.
re: Peter Cuce
Peter Cuce - this place has gotten universally awful dim sum reviews (just go look at yelp), but i guarantee you that you'll find dinner pretty good. I'm pretty confident in my knowledge of good and bad cantonese food.
Bad dim sum doesn't necessarily mean bad dinner...Oriental Garden in manhattan serves some of the worst dim sum I've ever had, but their dinner is decent
re: Robotron
Good to know.
re: Peter Cuce
im eating there tmrw for chinese new years, so if something drastically changed ill let u know
re: Peter Cuce
i ate there on sunday, nothing has changed, the food was just as good as last time
re: mookleknuck
most of the same stuff as a last time except i got a type of boiled scallion chicken, this type of fried crab thats called typhoon shelter crab in chinese and a double egg fried rice
here's what i got last time
re: mookleknuck
i'll add a review soon, but the quick of it was:
boiled scallion chicken: the preparation was good although could've used a little more salt, but the problem is that the chicken they used was too lean
bi feng tang xie: alright, a bit too greasy, imperial palace's version is better
double egg fried rice: this was good i liked it
re: mookleknuck
btw im going to revise my rating on the crab rice, it was better this time. definitely order it
re: Peter Cuce
Were you by any chance seated in one of the private rooms? If so, the dim sum ladies make their rounds throughout the main dining room first then go to the other rooms. I was seated in a private room and picked out a couple of plates. Terrible. Cold and dried out like you describe. So I then took matters into my own hands and basically stalked those ladies down with my ticket in hand, trying to get them when they just come out. We all took turns getting the food so it wasn't too bad. I still prefer Jade Asian for dim sum but thought that Lake Pavilion was fine.
re: Miss Needle
No we were in the main dining area. It's not just that things were cold and/or hard but as I mentioned, some had no flavor. I've never had the experience in NYC dim sum of getting so many cold dishes no matter where I sat either.
But based on Lau's rec I'll give it a shot for non-dim sum food. He's right about OG, and it's not that I exactly doubted his review, I just thought perhaps things had gone quickly downhill since he wrote it.
re: Peter Cuce
i obviously read all the reviews about Lake Pavilion's dim sum and when you have that many reviews i figured they were probably right (i.e. it sucks), but on the other hand i read good dinner reviews there (and here) so i figured it was worth trying. i was a little nervous when i went there bc i figured it was going to go one way or another and i actually kind of set my expectations low and it turned out to be pretty good
re: Polecat
haha thanks...i generally know whats good at cantonese restaurants, but you find the occasional total hidden gym such as the lamb chops at Imperial Garden, which i find are outstanding that if no one told me, no chance i would order them b/c lamb is simply not a very cantonese thing to use
re: swannee
yah ive got a massive amount of stuff to write about
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re: AubWah
haha i know trust me, but it took me literally a month to re-do the website...biggest pain in the ass ever
Whoa, a glowing 2-star NYT review!
I don't really follow the Queens scene, but how does this compare to the other Cantonese restaurants, in terms of dinner. Like the standard, Imperial Palace?
FYI, other Chinese restaurants reviewed in the Chinatowns:
1. Imperial Palace in Flushing Chinatown got 1-star in Oct 2009
2. Royal Seafood in Manhattan Chinatown got 1-star in Dec 2012 and Aug 2011,
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re: deepfry7
its quite good, i like IP a bit better. That said each restaurant is better at different dishes. Also, LP has a real fish / seafood menu which i need to go try out
re: Lau
The fish are really good at LP. The squirrel fish I liked. Also the flounder.
The other day I was there at LP and discovered that they had a take-out little store attached. It has 2 tables so it is possible to eat there. They have all the dim sum dishes available to-go. They also have combination plates of rice plus 3 dishes for $4.99, a terrific deal. The workers speak almost no English, so I was happy that an elderly Chinese woman customer helped me out. I saw delicious string beans and wanted that . The elderly woman said to me," those are $6.99, and for $4.99 you can get that and 2 more dishes. So i got some fried pork chops and fried tofu to go with my string beans. They also have BBQ there. i also get a half of roast pork hacked up. The duck and chicken all looked real good.
Of course i also had a ton of dim sum. But I was thrilled to find this little store extension, I wasn't in the mood to sit down and eat in crowded restaurant.
re: foodwhisperer
They have great ducks in that take-out store.
We had dim sum here the other day. I hadn't read through this thread thoroughly enough to see that they are regarded poorly in this area. However, we enjoyed our meal. We didn't have gummy or funky items. Everything tasted fresh and the shrimp dishes were filled with plump springy shrimps. The radish cakes we particularly liked because they were not too greasy and tasted good. I also like the large bright dining room and the Vegas style signage. And I appreciate being able to avoid downtown Flushing as well
In last couple months, we've hit here, Golden Unicorn, Jade Asian, and Ping's in Elmhurst and we felt this was the best meal of the lot.
Seafood tanks were well-stocked and clean. I'd like to circle back for a dinner sometime.
re: Silverjay
For dinner, the fish dishes are great. The squirrel fish is something I've not seen elsewhere. Glad you enjoyed Lake Pavillion, the place is always packed and everything always fresh. If Lake Pavillion is too packed for dim sum, you may want to venture to the other side of MainSt ( directly across the street, to either Taiwan Cafe for stinky tofu, or Kung fu for the Shanghai soup dumplings.
re: foodwhisperer
i believe some shanghainese places service squirrel fish but its usually fried and covered with this sweet and sour sauce
im planning on doing a seafood dinner there, the more expensive stuff at some point soon
re: Dogstar
they make it well
re: Dogstar
Peking duck is my favorite dish :) It's a little expensive but if you are looking for a special iteration, the Peking duck at Hakkasan is my favorite in NYC.
re: Pookipichu
the hakkasan version is the best one, i like lake pavilions version after that (its the old school cantonese version which i love)
re: foodwhisperer
i like one more than every once in a while
re: Lau
Yeah I hear ya. I guess with all the fish guts , chicken feet, pig's feet, cow's stomach and all, lobster sounds pretty tame. However, when you think about it, we break off the poor lobster's claws and eat them, then the feet, suck out the head , and the body. I guess that's pretty exotic too.
re: foodwhisperer
Have you tried their pan fried noodles? In any form?
re: foodwhisperer
umm if u think about any meat its pretty exotic then think about cheese, its rotted milk and you're eating bacteria crap literally...i could go on and on
re: foodwhisperer
Good to know...how about IP? My friend is really hankering for those noodles!
re: d18black
not sure what you mean?
re: foodwhisperer
I have a friend who likes pan fried noodles (especially seafood varieties). Wanted to know if Lake Pavillion offers a good pan fried noodle. Also wanted to know if Imperial Palace's version of this dish is good.
re: d18black
OH, Lake Pavillion's is very good as I said. I thought your IP was an LP, so I got confused. Ive never been to Imperial Palace
re: Lau
I had a terrible squirrel fish dish at Lake Pavillion the other day. They take a lot of time cubing and filleting the fish and battering and frying each piece. On a previous visit,I've had it with sauce on the side and it was good. This time I ordered it and it was smothered with sweet and sour sauce. The sauce was too overpowering. I won't order this dish again. I'll stick to the flounder, which is always good and the lobster or crab which is also consistently good.
re: foodwhisperer
that preparation is really a shanghainese preparation, i generally find it pretty sweet
re: foodwhisperer
shanghainese food is sweet, but they make it more sweet in america
i dont order non-cantonese dishes in general at cantonese restaurants
re: Lau
Went to LP the other night. They had a wedding going on, so the seating was limited. It surely helps to be able to speak and/or read Chinese. People at the next table ordered off the Pink Specials Paper,and got some nice dishes that weren't on the English menu. The waitstaff is very accommodating though, the Chinese people at the next table got as an "amuse" peanuts with dried little fish. I asked the waiter for some and we got it, we also got the pickled vegetables we asked for. Some people were eating , table side cooked Beef wrapped in lettuce, which looked and smelled delicious.
I had the deep fried flounder, with delicious crispy bones. Its a really big portion and very delicious. i also like their snow pea sprouts , even though it's nothing special, it's an excellent dish.


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I am afraid we are not rid of God because we still have faith in grammar.Friedrich Nietzsche
Men never cling to their dreams with such tenacity as at the moment when they are losing faith in them, and know it, but do not dare yet to confess it to themselves.William Graham Sumner
WOMEN preserve the culture of this country with greater tenacity and faith. They keep men on the moral path and inspire them to follow spiritual discipline. Their hearts are tender and full of compassion for the hungry and the distressed. That is why in this land, women are adored and revered.Sri Sathya Sai Baba
Obey your soul, have perfect faith in yourself. Never think of yourself with doubt or distrust, or as one who makes mistakes.Wallace D. Wattles
Other Definitions of Worry Anxiety is the great modern plague. But faith can cure it.Smiley Blanton
Never talk defeat. Use words like hope, belief, faith, victory.Norman Vincent Peale
Three things a wise man will not trust, The wind, the sunshine of an April day, And woman's plighted faith.Robert Southey
There is no justification without sanctification, no forgiveness without renewal of life, no real faith from which the fruits of new obedience do not grow.Martin Luther
There is nothing that wastes the body like worry, and one who has any faith in God should be ashamed to worry about anything whatsoeverMahatma Gandhi
Happy is the son whose faith in his mother remains unchallenged.Louisa May Alcott
Stupidity, outrage, vanity, cruelty, iniquity, bad faith, falsehood / we fail to see the whole array when it is facing in the same direction as we.Jean Rostand
Duty cannot exist without faith.Benjamin Disraeli
If ye have faith as a grain of mustard-seed, ye shall say unto this mountain, Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove.Bible
Faith begins as an experiment and ends as an experience.William Ralph Inge
Love means to commit oneself without guarantee, to give oneself completely in the hope that our love will produce love in the loved person. Love is an act of faith, and whoever is of little faith is also of little love.Erich Fromm
Great feelings will often take the aspect of error, and great faith the aspect of illusion.Robert Burton
For that is our unyielding faith - that in the face of impossible odds, people who love their country can change it.Barack Obama
Moderation is part of faith, so those who accuse Muslim schools of fostering fanaticism should learn a bit more about Islam.Cat Stevens
Skepticism, riddling the faith of yesterday, prepared the way for the faith of tomorrow.Romain Rolland
Faith is to believe what we do not see; and the reward of this faith is to see what we believe.St. Augustine
Faith is knowing there is an ocean because you have seen a brook.William Arthur Ward
It is hardest of all to give up the last slivers and shreds of objectivity, but only by doing so can faith finally free itself from all that is outworn and become as fully voluntary, creative and courageous as it isrequired to be today.Rev Don Cupitt
We meet on the broad pathway of good faith and good will; no advantage shall be taken on either side, but all shall be openness and love. I will not call you children, -- for parents sometimes chide their children too severely; nor brothers only, -- for brothers differ. The friendship between me and you I will not compare to a chain; for that the rains might rust, or the falling tree might break. We are the same as if one man's body were to be divided into two parts, we are all one flesh and blood.William Penn


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Lucozade 'melts' Steven Gerrard in Benedict Cumberbatch film
Lucozade has launched an online film, narrated by Benedict Cumberbatch, showing footballer Steven Gerrard being "melted" in extremely hot temperatures.
Steven Gerrard: England star features in Lucozade promotion
The film, called "the heat", was created by Grey London. It uses CGI and 3D body scanning technology to show Gerrard's body and clothes melting down into a pool on the ground.
This represents the sweltering temperatures the England football team will face at the World Cup in Brazil in June.
The spot is to promote the Lucozade Sport Conditions Zone football venue, which will launch on 3 June for three weeks in Canary Wharf, London.
The venue will give amateur players the chance to play in the same heat and humidity that footballers will experience in Brazil.
An accompanying website offers videos, interviews with sports scientists and articles.
Cumberbatch's voiceover says: "As the temperature soars, and the humidity rises, bodies will weaken, performances will suffer. Only those who know how to beat the conditions will rule."
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Apparently, Rush Limbaugh isn't trying to win Sandra Fluke to his side.
After she testified in support of mandatory employer health coverage of contraception before a nonofficial congressional committee Mr. Limbaugh called Ms. Fluke a "slut" and a "prostitute." Can you imagine her saying, "Oh, I'm so sorry I testified. I can see now I was wrong. Thanks for setting me straight with those tactful words." Ain't gonna happen.
You can't win someone to your side when you are in an adversarial relationship with them.
I once heard someone say you can't win someone to your side when you're in an adversarial relationship with them. You won't win someone who is pro-abortion to your side by getting in their face and yelling, "Murderer! Baby killer!" God tells us how to address those who oppose us:
And the Lord's servant must not be quarrelsome but kind to everyone, able to teach, patiently enduring evil, correcting his opponents with gentleness. God may perhaps grant them repentance leading to a knowledge of the truth, and they may come to their senses and escape from the snare of the devil, after being captured by him to do his will. (2 Timothy 2:24-26).
First of all we should not be quarrelsome. We shouldn't love to fight. We shouldn't love to get in there and argue. Some people thrive on conflict. Some people think they're always right and smarter than everyone else. It's not enough to have the truth. God cares about how we present the truth. He cares about our attitude when we present the truth.
Next we should be "kind to everyone." Everyone. Even our enemies. For we were once God's enemies and he was kind to us.
We must patiently endure evil ourselves, and when we correct our opponents we must do it "with gentleness." Not sarcasm, insults, or inflammatory slurs.
Proverbs says a harsh word stirs up anger but a gentle answer turns away wrath (Pr 15.21). We won't win anyone to our side with harsh words – we'll only make them angry and entrench them more deeply against us. But when we correct them with gentleness, we will turn away their wrath, and that can prepare the way for God to work.
Which is where we must put our trust. Not in our persuasiveness or superior reasoning or arguing skills but in God. That's why Paul tells Timothy, correct with gentleness in the hope that "God may perhaps grant them repentance…"
Christians must certainly stand for truth and speak out. But let us address our opponents with kindness and gentleness, then trust God to do what only he can do – change their hearts.


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We live in a time when one fifth of all our genes are owned by someone else, and an unsuspecting person and his family can be pursued cross-country because they happen to have certain valuable genes within their chromosomes...
Devilishly clever, Next blends fact and fiction into a breathless tale of a new world where nothing is what it seems and a set of new possibilities can open at every turn.
Next challenges our sense of reality and notions of morality. Balancing the comic and the bizarre with the genuinely frightening and disturbing, Next shatters our assumptions and reveals shocking new choices where we least expect.
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Even if you take out all of the science fiction - the genetics that may be possible in the future - the story is not credible to me.
I've read many of Michael Crichton's books and enjoyed them for their escapist reading, although I didn't read his previous novel.
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Chenjiagou Taijiquan USA of Chicago (formerly Hyde Park Taijiquan) has offered traditional Chen style Taijiquan (Tai Chi Chuan) education since 1996. Our mission is to teach the traditional curriculum and training methods of the Chen family (Chen Jia Gou, Henan, China) as taught directly by the leading representatives Chen Xiao Wang, Chen Xiao Xing, Chen Bing, and Chen Zi Qiang.
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Bombardier Transportation – Canadian – passenger rail vehicles, locomotives, bogies, propulsion, and controls
Downer EDI – New Zealand – provides engineering and infrastructure management services
McConnell Dowell – South African – Contracting
Plenary Group – International – manage public infrastructure
Keolis – French – The largest private sector French transport group. They also run Melbourne trams.


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Lol. Good one.
"were offered a year's free credit monitoring as compensation"
But presumably they had to give their credit card details in advance and remember to cancel at the end of the first year?
"were offered a year's free credit monitoring"
Um, these people have just filed for bankruptcy...
It's like giving pedometers to people in wheelchairs.
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ITYM deficiency in the idiots who thought that they could simply put a black block over something and it was magically gone!
Comments about bad workmen blaming their tools come to mind.
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The not-quite-as-redacted-as-we-intended bit of the TSA leak was a list of countries where the holders of such passports might be asked a few extra questions at check-in.
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Sad that Saudi Arabia didn't make the top ten, in spite of the 9/11 hijackers carrying Saudi passports - better luck next time guys ;-)
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Read it...... It's in the public domain so in summary.... It goes beyond what the commenters here indicate and confirms to some degree that which El Reg readers have known for some time..... Exemptions to checking procedures for certain folks, reduced checking at peak times in order to increase throughput. Slackness and an indication that at the time the document was in effect, the TSA was more of a theatre group than about thorough security.
I don't think folk would mind minor inconvenience (and I mean, genuinely minor) if it was about honest improvement of safety, what we have here though, seems to have been more about politicians arse covering. My own view is that if it has to be done, it needs to be done properly and funded in such a way as to allow it to be done properly. Funding it to the level so that it takes 2 hours to get to the departure lounge and checks are cursory with the odd bit of arbitrary stupidity, driven by the frustration of minimum wage staff seems to me to be mis-spending of taxpayer funds and likely to give rise to artificial confidence in security systems that really aint as effective as they should be.
Maybe a couple of dollars on ticket prices could pay for better wages for the poor sods who administer the checks, properly useful equipment and the opening of more lanes through to the gate.....?
Anon because lack of humour and unwillingness to accept criticism on this issue is all to obvious.
As for HBOS - UK owned bank losing personal data is hardly news. It's practically a spectator sport for us denizens of Blighty, watching our government and our banks give away our personal data.
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help for wheelchair user at busch gardens
if anyone can help following questions please reply as I have struggled to find out this info.
1.Does a wheelchair user a Busch gardens need to get anything from guest services in order to use the chair in the lines.
2. Is there any piont in purchasing the express passes while using a wheelchair. I made the mistake of doing this at another theme park only to find that the express lines could not take wheelchairs- money down the drain!
3. Is there a wheelchair version of the skychairs. or do you you have to go al the way round to the start to get the chair back. If you have to go all the way round do you also need to get off at the back stop and queue again (if so is there a chair there to use)
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It's been a few years and my memory is fading...but I'll ask DD tomorrow and see what she remembers.
But as I recall, I don't think we needed anything special to use DD's manual chair in lines. Obviously a lot (all?) of the thrill rides require transferring of course. There were some older coasters where DD could not physically get into the line (tight queue, stairs) and so on those they would just have her wait the approx line time and then load her through a separate entrance.
We did NOT use the Express Pass. I had thought about it but even though we were there during spring break we went on a weekday and so the lines actually weren't bad. It was NOTHING like Disney.
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I've been using the free VMPlayer to run a guest Windows 7-32 system on my Windows 7-64 host, and it has worked well. I like it much better than Microsoft's VirtualPC, which has been very flaky for me. Now I want to try VMPlayer with a free vhd image that Microsoft offers to try out the full Visual Studio product.
I've seen several places on the net that say VMPlayer can mount VHD and VPC files natively, but I saw others that imply you first need to run it through VMware converter. That's a small, free download, so I installed the standalone Converter 5.0. But when I tried to mount the VPC in VMPlayer, I got a message saying that Converter was not configured correctly, uninstall it and try again.
Converter gave me no options during the install to configure anything but the install folder, and I used the default for that, so I don't see what good reinstalling it would do. So I'm asking the experts:
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b)if I do need Converter, what am I missing about the install that makes VMPlayer give me that message? I would guess that if I converted the image first and then opened it in VMPlayer it would work, but again, it's 50 freaking GB, and that would take up almost all my free space, and probably take several hours to run, so I don't want to do it unless I have to.
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Well, I went ahead and tried it for a different vhd, one that was just a gigabyte. The converter ran successfully, the machine started up fine in VMPlayer, but then the guest OS (Win XP SP3) gave all kinds of "found new hardware" messages. Evidently, just about everything was different - the network adapter, the display adapter, the IDE, the motherboard, and a bunch of other stuff.
I didn't bother trying to install new drivers, because I also got a message that since the hardware had changed, I had to activate within three days. There is no way to activate it --- Microsoft says it should run until April, but will not pass Genuine Activation (see here: Download: IE App Compat VHD - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details).
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It's not really "bombs" in the code, but rather as you said, the hardware is seen as totally different and it's causing a pre-activated copy to force activation again. All of the vm systems present slightly different hardware to the guest....
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Nice food and fine cuisine in up-to-date interior overlooking river ourthe; outside bar is extra cozy for taking aperitive or after dining drinks; service is excellent; wine card is designed for connaisseurs
For sure it is a nice place, atmosphere and service. Of course it houses a specific style of visitors and spectators. But be honest, the food is good, the service is good and it is for sure a place to visit when you are in Durbuy.
Had not been there for ages but used to have it as a reference in 20th century! Made the call to go back there with my wife as a surprise and woaw,,, we had a fantastic time, food was great, wine selection superb match with food and professional service!
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The restaurant Sanglier des Ardennes and the annex Bistro Chez Fred (bit cheaper) are really good destinations for gourmets. The quality of food is in comparison to other restaurants in Durbuy excellent. Although the service is professional but impersonal and the interior of the bistro is a bit bizzar and very modern the food is very good. Try the traditional...
Durbuy really is a small gem in the middle of the Ardennes, and boy, do the Belgians know how to cook (and enjoy!) their mails. Totally unexpected did I eat the best -and huge- t-bone I ever had. The portions are large (but not oversized USA fast food style), fresh and very tasteful. Not sure if I ever get back...
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The weather was ideal, and I walked along the Ourthe (river) for an hour or so. There were so many kayaks, with colorful inflated coats (for protection), I decided to have my lunch, and as usual, at Le Sanglier, but today at the suggestion of the Maitre d'Hotel, (who served me a...
Good service and food, excellent room a large carte and menus. A charming hotel in a charming town the cardinael family own this hotel for the second generation. And is a must to go...now bit expensive but it as good value.
The weather was ideal to drive to Ardenne. For a change, we chose Durbuy. There, we decided to have lunch at "Le Sanglier des Ardennes" a beautiful hotel-restaurant, overlooking the river in Durbuy, named,"The Smallest Town of the World". Although we have not been there for ages, Mr. Cardinael, the owner, who is at the same time the owner of...
well situated in the "heart of durbuy. totally renewed since last year ( we have been there before). good food (steamed trout is super !!) and service is good.
price/quality ok.
a restaurant with a long history but still a must to do .
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