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Anyone try this without the orange extract?
Hello All,
Anyone have a suggestion for the alternative to an orange extract? I know there was a suggestion to just cut it out of the recipe, however I was thinking fresh orange zest. The last time I brewed with an extract, I wasn't a fan (and the flavor tapered out over the course of a month).
Any thoughts on the quantity required to afford some of the same flavoring?
I really enjoyed this thread and the recipe and I plan on brewing this in the next two weeks. The optimist in me says summer is not that far off...
Get curacao orange peel from your homebrew supplier, grind .5 oz and add it in the last 10 mins of the boil. Taste when racking to secondary, if it seems to have been scrubbed out, add another .25 oz and maybe some more coriander. Careful with coriander, though. It can ruin a beer (Blue Moon).
Thanks (for both the quick reply and the info)!
I'll be brewing this up next week and will try to get back with amounts used/results.
just re-read the recipe. you don't need the orange extract. pretend its not there and proceed as I previously mentioned. fresh orange peel can make beer taste soapy and should usually be avoided. any time you see 'bitter orange peel' in a recipe it is referring to dried curacao orange peel available from most lhbs. make sure you grind both spices in a coffee grinder right before brewing, you will be rewarded with positive results!
Will do. Thanks for the attention and cautionary advice.I have used fresh orange zest before (small quantities) with fair results, assuming I'm careful to refrain from including the pith. That being said, I agree; my "experimentation" produces inconsistent results. Using fresh stuff took a hit on a GingerAle I made.
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does this beer need to sit in a primary for 3 weeks? My thinking is since it's a wheat beer wouldn't 10 to 14 days be sufficient?
I'm intrigued by the bottle cultivated yeast you mentioned. Is there a reference or how-to on the process that you followed?


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A Liberal's Worst Fear: God and Country
Sure – let us know where we can find this clown who kills people for fun – over 20,000 dead from his Tsunami. You get him anywhere near me and… Oh I don't have an AR15 handy – guess I'll have to take him to the judge and jury for crimes against humanity. Not sure how you are going to ram a country down people's throats since it really belongs to the Native Americans who you stole it from.
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How interesting how the left loves to blame God for everything wrong and credit self for everything right. I suggest you read Deuteronomy ch 28 which very carefully explains that God will protect, provide and sustain a God seeking, righteous, obedient nation. However, it also explains how God will turn against a nation with His "curses" like debt, national disasters, failed businesses, drought, poverty, confusion in leadership, etc. for a disobedient, unrighteous, God rejecting nation. By chance could the latter be today's description of America and it's problems? Try putting God first once again as our founders did and you might see better times ahead.
This should become the Tea Party theme. Quit running, start chasing. If the perpetual criticizers don't like our beloved country and our founding faith in God they are welcome to leave. It is time to change the narrative to love of God and Country.
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like I like Obama he is a nice guy and then ramble on this is NO way
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Obama is NOT a nice guy. He's a dangerous and tyrannical usurper guilty of treason and sedition. Now, if you can STILL call a guy like that a "nice guy", you need help.
I know Obama is a Tyrant I was trying to get the point across as to how the Republicans all ways start off their conversations. I wish they would never say any such thing like that
I think they are being Stupid saying such nonsence Obama is an Evil Man he even let our people in Benghazi get killed he wanted Hostages so he could offer the Blind Sheik in exchange for their return I think Obama orchastrated the whole operation with the help of the Muslim Brotherhood they want the Blind Sheik Released and Obama wants to do it
Amen, Wild Bill, I am with you.
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Home and Garden Show: The El Paso Convention Center will be transformed Oct. 17-19 for the annual fall event that will feature exhibits and displays, the latest in products and services, materials, decks, pools, spas, storage, plants, kitchenware and a celebrity appearance by Wayde King and Brett Raymer, stars of Animal Planet's "Tanked." Times: 2 to 7 p.m. Oct. 17; 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 18; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 19. $7.50; $5.50 for seniors; free for ages 16 and under and military. elpasolive.com, elpasohomeandgarden.com.
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"Encuentros en la Plástica de Ciudad Juárez": The art show will feature 50 artists from El Paso and Juárez and will feature its opening exhibition ceremony at 7 p.m. Oct. 17 at the Museo de Art in Juárez. It will feature a variety of art disciplines. Free.
Comedy show: Rick Izquieta and Rob DaRocha will co-headline Oct. 17-19 at El Paso Comic Strip Comedy Club, 1201 Airway. Showtimes are 8:30 and 10:45 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays ($12); and 7:30 p.m. Sundays ($8). 779-5233; laff2nite.com.
"The Phantom Tollbooth": The Kids-N-Co theater group presents the Mia Carreon-directed play about Milo's adventures in the Land of Wisdom through Oct. 26 at the group's theater, 1301 Texas. Showtimes: 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 2:30 p.m. Sundays. $7; $5 for youth, seniors and military. 351-1455.
"The Taming of the Shrew": The UTEP Department of Theatre and Dance will be perform the play at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 17-18, 23-25 and 2:30 p.m. Oct. 19, 26 at the Wise Family Theatre in the Fox Fine Arts Building on the UTEP campus. Shakespeare's classic take on the battle of the sexes gets a "Mambo Italiano" treatment in UTEP's production, where the action will be set in New York's Little Italy of 1964. $13; $11 for seniors, military, alumni, faculty and staff; $9 students. 747-5118.
"Dangerous Liaisons": Rich and bored aristocrats in France play a high-stakes games of passion and betrayal in this Christopher Hampton tale Oct. 17-Nov. 8, at El Paso Playhouse, 2501 Montana. Showtimes: 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sundays. $10; $8 seniors; $7 students, military, groups of 10 or more. 532-1317; elpasoplayhouse.com.
"Moonlight and Magnolias": The comedic story, behind the writing of the screenplay for "Gone With the Wind," will be staged Oct. 17-26 at the Black Box Theatre, 430 N. Downtown Mall, Las Cruces. Showtimes: 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 7 p.m. Oct. 25; 2:30 p.m. Oct. 19 and 26. $12; $10 for students and seniors. 575-523-1223.
"Siddharth": The Mesilla Valley Film Society will screen the Richie Mehta film of a man's search for his missing son Oct. 17-23 at the Fountain Theatre, 2469 Calle de Guadalupe, Mesilla, N.M. Showtimes: 7:30 p.m. nightly; 1:30 p.m. Oct. 18; 2:30 p.m. Oct. 19. $7 for seniors and students $6; free for members. Subtitled. mesillavalleyfilm.org.
Harvest of Dance: The performance will feature all three of New Mexico State University's dance companies at 7 p.m. Oct. 17-18 and 3 p.m. Oct. 19 at NMSU's Center for the Arts, 1000 E. University. $15; $12 students and seniors; $5 children 12 and under. 575-646-2070.
Fiesta Juárez: The annual festival is set to begin at 4 p.m. Oct. 17 at the Plaza de la Mexicanidad in Juárez. It will feature artisan and food booths, entertainment and more. Legendary singer Vicente Fernandez is expected to perform. A shuttle will be available at the Juárez Visitor Center in El Paso, inside El Paso Saddleblanket, 6926 Gateway East. 307-4210.
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Hueco Tanks Interpretive Fair: The two-day event will include Native American dancing and drumming, folklórico and matachine dancers, pictograph, birding and nature tours, information booths and vendor booths from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Oct. 18 and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 19 at Hueco Tanks State Park and Historic Site, 6900 Hueco Tanks Road. Free, donations accepted. 857-1135.
Spooktacular: The Junior Woman's Club of El Paso brings El Paso's largest indoor Halloween carnival to the El Paso County Coliseum, 4100 E. Paisano, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Oct. 18 and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 19. The event will feature live entertainment, a game area, cake walk, pumpkin decorating, a daily costume contest with prizes, Toddler Town area, a haunted house, vendors, food booths and more. $5; $4 for youth; free for ages 2 and under. 274-1141, elpasojuniorwomansclub.org.
Walk Through History: The Concordia Heritage Association invites the public to visit El Paso's own "Boot Hill," where gunfighter John Wesley Hardin, lawmen, Texas Rangers and many other Wild West and early pioneers are buried. Six Guns and Shady Ladies, The Wild Bunch and The Salt River Regulators from Arizona will perform from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 18 at 3700 E. Yandell. $5 adults; $3 for seniors, military, students 12 and older; $1 for ages 12 and under. 581-7920, 591-2326, concordiacmetery.org.
Fall Roundup Party: El Paso Saddleblanket and Billy Crews restaurant will host a night of music with Monty "Hawkeye" Henson, Guitar Slim and David Huerta from 8 p.m. to midnight Oct. 18 at Billy Crews, 1200 Country Club, Santa Teresa, N.M. Free. 575-589-2071.
High Rolls Apple Festival: The Mountain Park Lions will host more than 60 arts and crafts vendors, food and drink vendors and activities from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 18 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 19 at the High Rolls Community Center, High Rolls, N.M. Free. No pets. highrollsfestivals.com.
David Francey: The Mimbres Regional Arts Council kickoff its 2014-15 Folk Series with a performance by the Canadian folk poet and singer at 7:30 p.m. Oct 18 at Buckhorn Opera House, 32 Main, Pinos Altos, N.M. 10 minutes outside of Silver City. $20, $15 members. mimbresarts.org.
CCR: Creedence Clearwater Revisited, formed by former Creedence Clearwater Revival members, will play at 6 p.m. Oct. 18 at the Socorro Entertainment Center, 11200 Santos Sanchez, Socorro. $10. 790-4000, speakingrockentertainment.com.
Dave Mason: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Traffic cofounder best known for his classic rock songs "Feelin' Alright" and "We Just Disagree," will take his "Traffic Jam World Tour" to the KTAOS Solar Center, No. 9 State Road 150, Taos, N.M., at 8 p.m. Oct. 18. $32; $27 in advance; $150 VIP pass. ktao.com/SolarCenter, 575-758-5826.
Southwest Horrorfest: The event dedicated to horror fans will feature live music, vendors, a skateboard competition, food, children's activities and costume contests starting at 10 a.m. Oct. 18 at the Ghost915 Paranormal Research Center, 108 E. San Antonio. An 18-and-over costume party will follow at 8 p.m. $20; $15 in advance at Skate Lab, 3616 McRae, Suite 5, and the center. 274-9531.
Tom Lea Month talk: In 1965, the Texas Western College football team was facing off against Utah in Salt Lake City, trailing by a score of 13 to 19 when Miner quarterback Billy Stevens threw a perfect pass to Bob Wallace for the victory. Stevens, who went on to play for the Green Bay Packers, shares the story, which Lea commemorated in "The Turning Point," at 10 a.m. Oct. 18 at the Larry K. Durham Center at the University of Texas at El Paso. Free. 747-5347.
Comic, beer social: The Comic, Craft Beer and Coffee Social at 7 p.m. Oct. 18 at Joe Vinny & Bronsons Bohemian Cafe, 824 N. Piedras. Local comic shops will display some of their collectibles. Guests are encouraged to bring comics they wish to share, trade or show off. Costumes are encouraged. Free. 449-6969.
Hollywood Nights: The Fountains at Farah will show youth-friendly movies every Saturday at 7 p.m. through October at the BMW of El Paso Amphitheater located at the Promenade level of The Fountains, 8889 Gateway West. On Oct. 18, "Casper" will be shown. Free. fountainsatfarah.com.
Border Jazz Quartet: The Mesilla Valley Jazz & Blues Society presents Roman Chip's Border Jazz Quartet 7 p.m. Oct. 18 at the First Christian Church, 1809 El Paseo, Las Cruces. $8; $5 for members. 575-525-9333, email@example.com.
Lecture: The El Paso Museum of History presents "Delirant Isti Romani!!: The Roman World in the Adventures of Asterix the Gaul," a lecture by Sebastian Guy Ribas-Normand, at 2 p.m. Oct. 18 at the museum, Downtown. Free. Reservations requested. 351-3588.
Art auction: The International Museum of Art will hold an art auction with 80 paintings donated by more than 30 local artists from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Oct. 18 at the museum, 1211 Montana. Proceeds benefit the museum. Free. 543-6747.
El Paso's Corn Maze: The Old West-themed park, featuring a large corn maze, a pumpkin patch and interactive games that teach about local farming and El Paso's history, will be open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays and noon to 6 p.m. Sundays through Nov. 2. It is just south of Interstate 10 at exit 35 (Eastlake/Old Hueco Tanks Road). Take a picnic. $10.95; $8.95 for ages 3-11; free for ages 2 and under; group rates available. elpasocornmaze.com.
Downtown ghost tour: Ghost915 will host a ghost tour of Downtown El Paso at 8:30 p.m. Oct. 18. Participants should meet at the Ghost915 Paranormal Research Center, 108 E. San Antonio. $10. 274-9531.
Mesilla Valley Corn Maze: Discover the twists and turns of one of the nation's largest corn mazes and take a hayride out to the pumpkin patch to pick the perfect pumpkin from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through Oct. 26, at 3855 W. Picacho, Las Cruces. $10.95; $8.95 for ages 12 and under; free for ages 2 and under; military and group discounts available. 575-526-1919, mesillavalleymaze.com.
Downtown market: The Downtown Artist & Farmer's Market takes place every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Union Plaza and features artists, handcrafted items, seasonal fresh produce from local growers, food trucks, vendors, entertainment, a piñata-making booth and more. Free. elpasoartsandculture.org; 212-1780.
Mayapan market: La Mujer Obrera and Centro Mayapan host the market, featuring locally and naturally grown produce, and Mexican fair-trade artworks, at 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays at Café Mayapan, 2000 Texas. Free. 217-1126, mujerobrera.org.
Haunted Brothel Tour: The Paso del Norte Paranormal Society will reveal El Paso's secret history on a two-hour walking excursions into some of the city's brothels at 8:30 p.m. Oct. 18 at 108 E. San Antonio. This is an adults-only tour and is not for the faint of heart or those who are easily offended. $15. 274-9531.
Farmers' market: The market features a variety of locally grown produce, arts, prepared foods, pumpkins and decorative gourds, pecans, yoga and entertainment from 7:30 a.m. to noon Saturdays at Ardovino's Desert Crossing, 1 Ardovino Drive, Sunland Park, N.M. 575-589-0653, ext. 3.
Ghost tour: The Paso del Norte Paranormal Society will sponsor a ghost tour of Concordia Cemetery, 3700 E. Yandell, from 9 to 11 p.m. Oct. 18. Participants should meet at 8:30 p.m. $10. Proceeds go toward restoration and preservation of the cemetery. 274-9531.
Home and Garden Show: See Oct. 17.
"Footloose: The Musical": See Oct. 17.
"The Taming of the Shrew": See Oct. 17.
"Dangerous Liaisons": See Oct. 17.
Harvest of Dance: See Oct. 17.
"The Phantom Tollbooth": See Oct. 17.
"Moonlight and Magnolias": See Oct. 17.
"Siddharth": See Oct. 17.
Comedy show: See Oct. 17.
Sunday, Oct. 19
Heart: The award-winning and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band, led by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, with hits like "Crazy on You," "Magic Man," "Barracuda" and "Straight On," will take the Abraham Chavez Theatre stage at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 19. $65; $75; $95 VIP pass. Plaza Theatre Box Office, 231-1100, elpasolive.com, Ticketmaster outlets, 800-745-3000, ticketmaster.com.
Five for Brass: The Music Forum El Paso presents the brass quintet (Joe Barriga, trumpet; Mike Middleton trumpet; Frank Juarez, horn; Joel Chavarria, trombone; Clint Sims, tuba), who will perform a night of classical music at 2:30 p.m. Oct. 19 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 1000 Montana. Free. 544-3081.
Food for the Soul Festival: The Mustard Seed Cafe benefit fundraiser will feature live music by local bands, food trucks, silent auction and games for all ages from 4 to 8 p.m. Oct. 19 at St. Clement's School soccer field, 600 Montana. Bring a blanket and folding chairs. Free. mustardseedcafe.org.
Festival Familiar: Sacred Heart Parish will host a day of entertainment with magicians, food, games, a costume contest, music and entertainment by Lost Latinos, Mariachis de la Bowie from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Oct. 19 at the church, 602 S. Oregon. Free. 532-5447.
Home and Garden Show: See Oct. 17.
"Footloose: The Musical": See Oct. 17.
"The Taming of the Shrew": See Oct. 17.
"Dangerous Liaisons": See Oct. 17.
Harvest of Dance: See Oct. 17.
"The Phantom Tollbooth": See Oct. 17.
"Moonlight and Magnolias": See Oct. 17.
"Siddharth": See Oct. 17.
Comedy show: See Oct. 17.
Spooktacular: See Oct. 18.
Hueco Tanks Interpretive Fair: See Oct. 18.
High Rolls Apple Festival: See Oct. 18.
El Paso's Corn Maze: See Oct. 18.
Mesilla Valley Corn Maze: See Oct. 18.
Monday, Oct. 20
"Siddharth": See Oct. 17.
Tuesday, Oct. 21
Plaza Theatre Tour: A tour of the historic building in Downtown El Paso takes place at noon every Tuesday. Considered one of the city's most well-known landmarks, the Plaza Theatre is host to Broadway performances, major concerts, film festivals and many other events. It is known throughout the nation for its beauty and architecture. Visitors should meet underneath the marquee. Free. 534-0660.
"Siddharth": See Oct. 17.
Wednesday, Oct. 22
Paul Rodriguez: The popular actor and comedian will perform at 8 p.m. Oct. 22-25 at the El Paso Comic Strip Comedy Club, 1201 Airway. $22.50, Oct. 22-23; $27.50, Oct. 24-25. 779-5233; ticketweb.com; laff2nite.com.
Hobgoblin Tap Takeover: Wychwood Brewery will take over the taps at Ardovino's Desert Crossing. 1 Ardovino Drive, Sunland Park, N.M., starting at 6 p.m. Oct. 22 for a night of beer tasting. $10, includes five beer tastings. Reservations requested. 575-589-0653 ext. 3.
"Footloose: The Musical": See Oct. 17.
"Siddharth": See Oct. 17.
Thursday, Oct. 23
La Ley: The popular Latin rock group from Chile will bring its "Retour" show to UTEP's Don Haskins Center at 7 p.m. Oct. 23. Mexican groups Moderatto and Belanova will open. $25; $35; $55; $90. UTEP Ticket Center, 747-5234, Ticketmaster outlets, 800-745-3000, ticketmaster.com.
Photo exhibit: The street photography of David Smith-Soto and a rare Beatles print will be featured at the University of Texas at El Paso's Glass Gallery in the Fox Fine Arts Center, Room 373. There will be an opening reception at 5 p.m. Oct. 23 and the exhibit will run through Oct. 31. The 24 prints from Smith-Soto's were taken during his travels as a journalist in Latin American, European and United States. Free. 747-8475.
"Art on the Rim": The unique public art installation, curated by sculptor Ray Parrish, will feature sculptures on the lawns of 12 homes on Rim Road. There will be a public opening at 5 p.m. Oct. 23 at Tom Lea Park, 1203 E. Schuster. Volunteers will have maps of the sculpture locations. Free
Tom Lea Month lecture: The Consulate General of Mexico will host a lecture, "Tom Lea and a Shepherd Boy Who Became a President of Mexico," by historian Jose Mario Sanchez Soledad at 6 p.m. Oct. 23 at the consulate offices, 910 E. San Antonio. Free.
Haunted UTEP Tour: The Paso del Norte Paranormal Society will reveal the history, legends and lore of more than 100 years of paranormal activity at the University of Texas at El Paso at 7 p.m. Oct. 23-24 at the Peter and Margaret de Wetter Center on campus. $10; $5 for students and military. Proceeds benefit the UTEP Alumni Association. 274-9531.
"Footloose: The Musical": See Oct. 17.
"The Taming of the Shrew": See Oct. 17.
"Siddharth": See Oct. 17.
Paul Rodriguez: See Oct. 22.


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Hellllloooo Hummaaannnsss!!! (and any other kind of creatures that may or many not be able to read this trip report) and WELCOME!!! Its me again (Katt that is), and I have just returned from my most recent trip down to Disney World, and am once again going to share all of the magic and memories and insanity with you! We had such an amazing trip, in total I was down there for 11 days, we split between two amazingly beautiful resorts, and had a blast. We had some incredible adventures, practically backstage experiences, multiple character meets (in which, a certain someone *may* have let a not so Disney appropriate word slip out?! ) and there were many happy tears shed, and may pixie dusted moments! Now, onto the details that you need to know!
Me (Katt!)
I am your fearless TR writer and lover of all things Disney, my first trip to the parks was in 1997, and was to DLR, then last May, I went to WDW for the first time, and followed that up by 2 more trips that year, and 4 more trips down to Disney property in 2012 (not including this Sept one) I travel with different people all the time, and have gone solo as well, and not to fret, I do have an annual pass (which saves me a ton on ticket prices!). Ive been performing my whole life, and now have a little obsession with getting into the Disney company to work somehow, whether that be being friends with characters, or dancing in parades, or some of the shows, I do not care, bringing that magic alive to others is just something that I dream of doing!! My favorite characters include Tigger, Tinkerbell, Periwinkle, Ariel and Rapunzel, and some of my favorite rides include Splash Mountain, the People Mover, Expedition Everest, and Tower of Terror!
My Mother: (Ann, will be referred to as Mom for the remainder of the TR)
Mom has never been to Disney World before (her parents waited until the kids were all grown up and moved out before they went to any form of Disney) but back in 1997 she took me to Disney Land over Spring break, and that was about it for her park experience. This trip celebrated her being an awesome Mom, and her birthday (as her actual birthday is Sept 2nd) and it was a surprise all paid for by me! I had a bunch of things like a back pack, and photo album for her for Christmas, and then she had a little scrap book telling her where wed be going for her Bday celebrations, and SURPRISE, its not Banff, its DISNEYWORLD!
Next up is Paige:
Shes 18, and newly graduated, and has always been a huge Disney nut. She traveled to Disney land in the past, but it was her first time at WDW. We used to work together at a dinner theatre up here, and I would always ask her to come on trips, but she was still in school, so when this opportunity arose, I knew I had to ask her! Paige was definitely one of the people who truly loves and appreciates Disney, and I knew Id have an amazing time with her, especially once we got talking about youtube videos and how we would both be sitting at home watching them crying, haha!! We get along great! Paiges favorite characters include Goofy, Tink, Ariel and Rapunzel, and she definitely has a fondness for Space Mountain, Everest and Tower of Terror!
When: September 10-21st 2012! The trip was split up like this though: Sept 10-17 was my Mom and I, with Paiges trip starting on the 15-21, so they overlapped for a day and a half!
Sept 10-17th was the Deluxe half of the trip, staying at Animal Kingdom Lodge with a Savannah view! I have wanted to stay here for the longest time, it just seemed so awesome, and my Mom loves all things Africa, so I figured it would be a good choice. Originally, I had us booked in to a pool view room, but then figured, if I was splurging, I should just go all the way, and get a Savannah view room! Yay! I justified by saying that this trip was longer, and I figured wed spend a little more time in the room than usual, haha!
The second half the trip (checking in Sept 15 til the 21st) was at Disneys Art of Animation Resort, staying in the Little Mermaid Standard Rooms! This resort had looked absolutely amazing, and combined a bunch of my favorite movies, I was hoping that I could stay in the LM rooms, and when I found out that the standard rooms were the LM rooms, I knew we had to book in there! Love love love!!
We managed to get Free dining when we booked (for both trips!) it was my first time on something other than the quick service dining plan, so I had a blast picking and choosing the ADRs for the trip, with some old time favorites, and some new adventures to try! We also attended two separate Mickeys Not So Scary Halloween Parties, and had many adventures planned for this 11 day adventure!!
And now that all of the intros are done, we can get on with the show!!
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Day 1->Monday Sept 10th
A *Very* Rough Beginning
Safe & Sound Inside the Disney Bubble
Ya Picked the Right One Girl
Day 2->Tuesday Sept 11th
It's Time To Fly
Journeying Into the Future
I Got A Buzz Man
Hey Mickey You're So Fine!
What Means Aye Carumba?
My Childhood Returns
I Never Get Any Tea at Parties!
The GREATEST Meal of My Life->Dining Review Included
Gosh Minnie, You've Always Been A Princess To Me
Did Someone Say Adventure?!
You Can Reach the Stars if You Just Believe!
From the Briar Patch, to New Orleans, to Pixie Hollow
Reflections of Earth
Day 3->Wednesday Sept 12th
I'm Not Your Mother, Break Those Plates!
If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It
One Day I'll Be Part of Your World!
Ooooo! I love games!
Who Could Ever Learn to Love A Beast?
Much More Than This Provincial Life
What's There Momma?
It Is You!
Princesses, Muppets & Lost Ears
Indy's Here to Save the Day
Come As Your Are, You're A Superstar
Cousin Dale Serves Up Some Grub
The Imagination Can Create Many Things
Some Imagination, Huh?
Day 4->Thursday Sept 13
Mommy Do You Believe in Dreams
Disney's A Place for All Ages of Kids
Finishing Tomorrowland Before the Park's Officially Open!
Wee Little Candy Thieves
Will Ye Join Jack's Crew?
We Have HOW Many CS Credits Left?!
Pumpin Up The Party Now
My Twin!
Princess Partay!
Adventures with Lost Boys
Realize Any Dream is Possible
Naveen's Got All the Moves
The Winter Woods are Like Home
I Miss You Already
I Promise Your Birthday Dinner is better than the backside of water!
Wishin on Stars is for Babies and Crazy People
I See the Light...lots of them
When You Wish Upon A Star
Day 5->Friday Sept 14
Isn't Three In A Row A Little Much!?
It's Safari Time!
Someone's Feeling Sassy Today....
Welcome. Now....listen...
They're Pickin' Bugs off Each Other
Katt's Feels Explode
Let's Do This
That's A Long Canoe Ride!
Single Rider Line's the Best!
If There Aren't Any Animals Imma Die!
This is A Legit Costume
Nice Satchel, Wanna See What's in Mine?
No! Go! We've Already Replaced You!
Give A Scream, it's Halloween
Hello new Boyfriend!
Happy Hallowishes Everyone
Let Mr Oogie Kick it Up A Notch
They Put Us By the Help
A Boo To You Bash
I Wanna Be A Haunted Mansion Dancer!
Seeing Double
Day 6->Saturday September 15
I'm All Gloomy Now
Such a Pretty Boat...ship...
The Mighty Pachyderm
I May Be Obsessed with Dancers
This Elevator Goes Straight to..The Twilight Zone
We Sing, We Dance, We Eat
It's Time to Take some Action Boys
Relaxing out of the Rain!
An Emotional Reunion
Everything the Light Touches
Under Da Sea!
Uhm...one bed?
Dowtown Disney Explorations
Day 7->Sunday Sept 16
The Big Blue World
I had A Turtle Shell Once
Too Many Pictures
Even Characters Like to Play
Canada Oh Canada
Stalking Up On Tea
The Obsession with Perry Continues
Hats! Look at all the hats!
On Our Way to Make some Magic
Royalty, and Some Not So Royal
I Finally Get My Cinnamon Bun!
Close Your Eyes and Realize
Birds of a Feather
Say Ribbit
Free Magic Buns!
A Late Night of Magic
Flying Elephants and Saying Goodbye
Day 8-> Monday Sept 17th
The Twilight Zone
Bean's Goin Out....FOREVER?!
A Woman Shouldn't Read!
My Favorite Dancers!
This Seatbelt Goes Left to Right
The Big Blue World
Not A Long Wait At All
Royalty Makes its Way In
Here Come the Bad Guys
I Just Can't!
Day 9-> Tuesday Sept 18th
That's Just Creepy
What Sound Does A Giraffe Make?
Hey Big Guy..Uh..Nice Hat
Paige Gets Punched
Pretty Sure This is a Hurricane
Seeing Double Take 1
The Last Thing I Stole Was Her Heart!
Don't Say Your Name!
I'm Not A Bad Guy!
Your Day is Made
A Trick, Or Treat
You Like that Ladies
Guard the Portal!!
Day 10-> Wed Sept 19th!
The Magic In the Eyes
The Dream
It's Coming True
Kinda Mushy If You Ask Me
Just Believe!
Shake Ya Tailfeather
Tut Tut Looks Like Rain
Rainy Day Calvacade
How Do You All Know Each Other?!
See the Light
Once Upon A Dream
Day 11- Thurs Sept 20th
Don't Step On It
All of My Feeeeeeeeeeelllllsss
Which Way Does the Seatbelt Go?
See You In Rehearsals!
So Excited
Standing Room?
Day 12-> Friday Sept 21st
A Not So Practically Perfect Breakfast
Run Away with You?! It's all so sudden!
Closing Thoughts
#1->Your thoughts & opinions??
#2->Dance Competition & Disney Plans
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A *Very* Rough Beginning
Our Disney trip begins the night before the trip officially started, Sunday Sept 9th, my Mom came into Calgary, about 3 hours south of where she lives, and spent the night at my place. I was lucky enough to have my room mate dog sit for the week (she also happens to work at a doggy day care, so that helps haha). I had to work that night, but managed to leave early, get home, finish packing, and get to bed by around 10:00pm! Why so early, you ask? Well, our wake up call was:
That's right! The un-godly hour of 3:45 in the morning! Definitely early for both my Mom and I. We got up and ready nice and quick (I'll admit, I took a little bit longer as I was putting on just a little bit of make up before flying) and said goodbye to Daisy (the dog) and with the help of my Iphone's GPS, were on our way down to the airport.
Now, we had originally been planning on taking a cab, but once I looked up airport parking and found a lot that was only $40.00 for the week, however once we got towards the airport, we completely couldn't find the right parking lot, UGH, not to mention we were running a little bit late already, so we pulled into a lot a bit further away with a shuttle that I'm pretty sure ended up costing my Mom $80.00 for the week, but at least we got parked and onto the shuttle! The driver was super chatty and telling jokes the entire way, definitely not expected for the graveyard shift haha! We got into the airport right at 4:25, and there were far too many line ups, it seriously just took too long to get through everything.
At the security point, Mom forgot about her water bottle having water in it, and they almost made her go all the way back to dump it out, but luckily one of the agents did it for her, thank goodness! We so didn't have time to back track! After grabbing some breakfast from Tim Horton's (the last for 2 weeks! Eeek!) we managed to sit down at our gate JUST as our boarding group was called. Ugh, talk about cutting it close!! That parking shenanigan was not what I was expecting.
Thinking that our troubles were behind us, and we were on our way to DISNEY WORLD, we boarded the plane, got seated and all ready to go…and there was a problem with a valve…something that just needed air blown in it, so it should be a quick fix, we just had to pull back into the gate and wait for the people to come and fix it, no biggie, right? HA! We ended up waiting for 2 hours…yup…you read that right…two whole freaking hours…on the tarmac, in a little baby plane, which just made me nervous.... After they FINALLY got it fixed, we took off, and the flight attendants announced that they were already in contact with Denver (where the connection was) and that they would be holding some planes if the connection ended up being close enough, and they would have everything figured out for us, and there would be agents at the gate waiting for us. Thanks to the time difference, we were thinking that our plane would be held for us, *fingers crossed* and it would all work out well, come on pixie dust!
Well…the bad luck streak continued….we landed in Denver at 10:07, our connecting flight had been scheduled to take off at 10:07, so we RUSHED off the plane to find an agent to see if they had held out plane…and there was absolutely no one at the gate…there was also no kind of announcement made on the plane, no updates, NOTHING. I thought about waiting for someone to turn up, but my mom jumped on the first person she saw to ask, and they sent us over to customer service….no planes had been held…great. The line at the desk was already huge, but we managed to get through pretty quickly.
The agent did my Mom's ticket first, and got her on the flight that was leaving in a couple of hours, but only managed to get me on the standby list…okay….my actual confirmed flight….not until the next afternoon…it would get into Orlando the next day at 5:00pm…are you freaking kidding me?! NO! THIS IS NOT OKAY!! There was no "I'm sorry this happened" there was no "here's a meal voucher" there was no "here's a hotel voucher so you can at least get a discount on something because we're making you stay by yourself in an airport for over 12 hours" ….nothing. The last time I was delayed, the airline gave us meal vouchers, and that was only for a few hours (although a different airline…)
We found the gate of the flight, and then went to attempt to get some food, when we had gotten off the plane, I was starving, but after this ordeal, I wasn't sure if I could eat at all, ugh. There was this nice little French themed restaurant in the food court type area that we chose, and the first thing I ordered was a strong Long Island Iced Tea…booze helps, right?
I ordered a cup of French Onion Soup and a Garden Salad that were both really good, if there's something I love, it's some French Onion Soup, om nom nom. And for any of you that were wondering, yes, the drink did help me calm down, and also brought my appetite back, it was a stressful day so far… My mom got Vegetarian Panini and a Stella for her lunch!
Something hilarious that we noticed during our meal, was they the knives they had were plastic, but painted to look like they were real metal ones!
Lol, it was quite a surprise when you went to pick it up! Soon enough it was time to head over to our gate, and see what kind of luck we would get with getting me on the flight. We headed to the desk to check in first, and ask if they knew more on what was going on, well the agent at the gate was definitely not friendly at all, and not helpful, she said she couldn't even tell us where I was on the standby list, and that the flight was fully booked. Are you kidding me. We sat down to wait, and that was seriously when I just lost it, I had tried so hard not to cry, and just cracked. Mom at that point went over to talk to them again, explaining that I had to get on this flight as I had an audition down there the next day, I told her to mention that I needed her for transportation as I wasn't old enough to rent a car down there, but they seriously did nothing. Not even 5 minutes after the witchy woman said she couldn't tell us the standby list order, the list went up on the screen, I was 5th, but behind a family, so maybe there was a chance, if one seat opened up.
Mom offered to let me go instead, and she would stay overnight in Denver, but there was no way I was okay with that either, because we were flying in together, I had all the information, the Magical Express stuff, and she had done no research, she'd have NO clue where she was going. And there was certainly NO WAY I was staying in Denver overnight by myself, it just didn't work like that, I didn't want to have to wait over 24 hours for my Disney plans to begin. UGH.
Finally, after what seemed like forever and my Mom talking to a bunch of different agents, and we ended up sitting behind the family that was on standby, there was one seat that was opened. Well, there was one agent who called us over to her and was talking to someone on the phone, and the one seat that was open, the person had yet to get off the other plane (or something) and this agent was shooing my mom onto the plane. The witchy one from earlier immediately started shrieking, asking who she was and what she thought she was doing, and the lady helping us pretty much told her to suck it, she had this under control. (not exactly those words, but you get what I mean haha) She then practically pushed me running into the hallway that lead to the plane, telling me my seat number as the doors were all closing, so that if the person who's seat I was taking showed up last minute, they were able to turn them away due to closed doors.
Seriously. That just happened. Thanks to the gong show of the situation, I didn't even think to LOOK at the lady's name tag, I wish I knew her name, she really deserved a email "thank you" for what she did. Once I had kind of calmed myself down, I started freaking out about my luggage, thinking that it would be on the other flight, the next day, but my Mom said that it was already taken care of, and it was on this plane. And now that the gong show was over, I was on the plane, seated, and we were taking off, I was still upset as all heck, but calmed myself down, turned on Princess and the Frog, and passed the heck out practically immediately.
With the gong show of a rough start to the vacation behind us, we landed in Orlando at 5:53, about 3 hours late, but we made it, and it looked like we might just make it to our dinner reservations that night! After a quick stop to pick up our luggage, we were onto the Magical Express right at 6:25, and were on our way to Animal Kingdom Lodge. And THANK GOD we were in the Disney bubble officially, THANK YOU. Seriously, the trip on the ME is always amazing and beautiful and wonderful, but thanks to the day we had had so far, this one just seemed so much more awesome!
Yup, there it is, the sign of glory, the sign that says "Welcome Home" "You made it" "Forget about the real world for the week" and all that jazz. And now that we have reached that amazing Disney bubble, you'll have to wait for the next update, as this has a lot of text, and I'm sure you're a little bored!
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Woohooo another Katt trip report!!!! :D
I LOVE the picture of you and Mickey ... how adorable!
Wow, what a rough start to the trip - I would have been stressed to the max ... but glad everything worked out for you.
I love seeing the WDW sign ... finally makes me realize that I'm REALLY there.
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3:45am is not an ungodly hour when you're going to WDW!
I seriously have to get somewhere that I can try Tim Horton's because you guys love it so much, and I'm all like "awww, I'm missing out!"
Grrr, two hours stuck on the tarmac! The worst!
I do not understand the holding or not holding of planes. I've been sitting on a plane that's been held for like 45 minutes for people to arrive from a connecting flight, but then you are a matter of minutes late to others, and it's gone? What's with that!?
Booze always helps.
OMG, that's crazy what happened to you! How amazing that you got on the plane. Such pixie dust you had. That's so awesome. But, I would have been freaking out myself too, and there's nothing wrong with crying.
Woo hoo, you're there!!!!!
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Wow how unbelievable what you went thru. Glad you made it on the ME and are on the way to WDW. Can't wait to hear more.
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I would have been fuming too if I had to go through what you went through for the flight down. That kind of thing happening is exactly why it stresses the heck out of me to take a flight with a layover and I often end up just paying a lot more just for the ease of mind of a direct flight. I know it's not possible for you though.
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UGH, it was horrible, seriously, nothing was better than seeing that WDW sign that trip, a moment to just take a big deep sigh of relief!
Thanks!! I'm glad you enjoy!
I really do not understand it, and I really wasn't impressed because they said it would all be taken care of, and people would be there to help us. Like, my Mom on the way to Sweden with gymnastics, said that they're plane was a little late, and they came over the loud speaker to even say "there are people making tight connections, let them get off the plane first" kinda thing, I feel like it's just the airline that makes that decision, and I was far less than impressed!
I was freaking the heck out, let me tell you, it sure was amazing to finally get onto Disney property that day, I could not have been happier to be in my happy place
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What a way to start the trip!!!
So glad you found a nice agent that took care of you and got you to Disney!!!
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A SELF-CONFESSED paedophile who took and sold indecent pictures of boys, in what his barrister described as 'a very unusual case,' has been jailed for 16 months.
Dorian Cowland (pictured) had pleaded guilty at Warwick Crown Court to possessing 1,000 indecent photographs of children in October 2010 with a view to distributing them.
Cowland (62) of Kelsey Lane, Balsall Common, also admitted ten charges of distributing portfolios of indecent images to ten named men on dates between March and October 2010.
Prosecutor Neil Bannister said that in 2010 officers from the Child Exploitation and Online Protection agency had been conducting enquiries into a chat site where people 'discuss their predilections for young boys.'
One posting was from someone using the name 'Tin Biscuit' which was traced to Cowland.
The local police were informed, and in October that year officers went to his home where they seized two boxes of boys' clothing, cameras and computer equipment.
Asked about the chat site Cowland, who was jailed for four years in 1988 for indecently assaulting a ten-year-old boy and taking indecent photographs of him, said he did not visit the chat site very often.
But Cowland, who said he had been living in Spain, then went on to explain that when he did so it was to prevent pictures he sold being used on the site.
He revealed he had a website he had set up 11 years ago to sell CDs he had made through his own film company.
"He said he sold legal images and hired child models from agencies in Spain and rented a villa and took images of children, but said he had not done so since 2009."
Cowland described himself as 'a paedophile but not an active one,' and said he believed indecent images were ones in which the private parts were shown, which his did not.
When his computer was examined it contained a total of 23,673 images of boys, of which ten to 15 per cent were indecent and featured boys aged 10 to 13 in erotic poses in states of partial undress although wearing shorts.
All the pictures in the case were classed as 'level one,' which is the lowest level of seriousness on a scale set out by the Court of Appeal.
And Kristina Montgomery, defending, commented said Cowland's website made it plain there were no nude images available.
Asking the judge to pass a community order with a sex offender treatment programme, she said: "What he wants more than anything else is not to touch another child in any way and not to see another child being touched."
But jailing Cowland and ordering him to register as a sex offender for ten years, Recorder Peter Cooke told him: "I am sentencing a man who was running an internet business which was making significant sums of money from selling indecent images of young boys."
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I had the same thing happen to me today, exactly like yours. Did you retest? What were your results?
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Sushi in Detroit?
I recently moved here from NY, and I have been enjoying some new foods in Detroit but now i am craving some sushi. Any suggestions?
Thanks for any tips!
Currently I think there is no sushi place in the city of Detroit, but the very hip sushi bar Oslo, on Woodward downtown, is rumored to be reopening soon. Keep an eye out. In the burbs try the Novi area, where there are some Japanese firms. Cherry Blossom, on Novi Rd. near I-96, is a fun big place that has the more unusual yakitori (skewer) cuisine in addition to sushi. Yotsuba, which is in Ann Arbor and (I think) Farmington Hills is very strong. In Ann Arbor there is an authentically Japanese place called Yamato.
re: Jim M
Still waiting for Oslo. As for Cherry Blossom, I think it has some good sushi although I'd really refrain from calling it big and fun in response to a New Yorker since it ain't nowhere near what's big and "'fun'" in New York (e.g. Ruby Foos).
Curious, I'd like to know what sort of new foods you're enjoying in Detroit.
Asian Village has recently opened in the Ren Cen. It is a really cool space that consists of 3 areas. There is a tea house/coffee house (open at 6:00 am), an asian carryout/prepared food area, and the sushi bar. The sushi is very good and the drink selection is excellent.
Try Noble Fish in Clawson. Discerning sushi eaters tell me it's the best in the area, but I have not had the chance to go yet. It's a little grocery store in front w/ a small sushi bar in back with a small seating area. Anytime anyone in Detroit brings up sushi, Noble is the first name out of their mouth.
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I second Noble Fish in Clawson. It's my first choice for sushi and I dine on their fare every month or so. Sushi Ko, in Farmington Hills (12 Mile and Orchard Lake) is also quite good.
I'm waiting for coneywitheverything to tell us about Nippon Grille in our hometown of Berkley.
re: BerkleyAndy
I've not had their sushi, although I seem to remember that it was well reviewed. I've had tempura and a couple of other dishes there that I liked.
Since my husband's not a fan, I tend to have my sushi itch scratched at lunch--my coworkers and I go to Miyako in Great Lakes Crossing. My Japanese colleague gives it her seal of approval.
re: coney with everything
And now I'm going to rescind my rec of Miyako. Went last week and it wasn't all that good. Rice was hard, fish was fishy.
New fave is Makimoto on University just off I75
re: coney with everything
What do you like about Makimoto? I'd like to find a good sushi place in the northern burbs.
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I'm not a major sushi lover so I can't tell you about the more exotic stuff, but everything I had was very fresh. I had a tempura shrimp roll which was fantastic--nice contrast between the crispy batter and the rice. Some of my coworkers are more into sushi than me and they approve of this place as well.
Also, it's across the street from work :)
re: coney with everything
Sounds great - I'll have to check it out. Thanks for the info.
re: coney with everything
Is this place just East of I-75 in a small plaza?
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Yup, also has a Thai restaurant (with variable service and food), and a coney place on the corner.
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Thanks I'll have to get over there and try that.
Ronin in Royal Oak -- it's new, modern and posh, with the former sushi chefs from Oslo.
Cafe Sushi in Troy.
Godaiko in Farmington Hills.
Musashi in Southfield.
Mon Jin Lau in Troy.
Crave in Dearborn, and soon to be opening up in Birmingham.
one place that hasn't been mentioned yet (but i happen to have a fonding for) is sakana lounge in ferndale - www.sakanasushilounge.com. it's got good food, several selection of sake, and just a funky vibe to it.
I'm not much of a sushi fan myself, but I go to AJISHIN in Novi for a noodle dish that is called - I think - Tekagatsu. When I'm there, most of the other customers are Asian and many of them are eating sushi, usually a good indication. Noble Fish is considered among the best in the area.
There is a Fantastic Sushi place in Macomb Twp. calld Osaka Japanese steakhouse.
This restaurant has 2 sections. A fun traditional Japanese steakhouse, with talented chefs. Then there is the sushi bar are, which serves up some of the freshest,most delicious and presentable sushi I have ever had. Osaka, is in Macomb Twp. on M-59.
I've had outstanding sushi in Manhattan and Brooklyn - you won't find anything to compare in the area. But Noble is delicious and fresh in a tiny no frills setting.
Be Aware - they close by 7 pm. Not exactly a hot night spot.
re: damselmd
Noble Fish Noble Fish Noble Fish. Big ups for the sushi and dry goods, no love for the ambience. It used to close @ 2pm...I managed a club/restaurant in DT Detroit for several years and would get home to my Royal Oak bungalow ~5am most nights...had to struggle in order to get there by 2, but it was always always always worth it.
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Little Tree has its partisans but it isn't necesssary to wait in line for sushi. There are many choices in Ann Arbor as well.
1) Yotsuba, which has sushi, many Japanese specialties, and a choice of sushi bar, restaurant or tatami rooms (great for a business meeting with people who appreciate sushi.)
2) The Ann Arbor branch of Cherry Blossom, which has the poor fortune of being located in a former Chi Chi's.The atmosphere leaves a lot to be desired. However, they do have tatami rooms with charm and privacy. Like the Novi branch, it serves delicious sushi and fine Japanese specialties.
3) For inexpensive sushi and noodles, a little takeout place called Makkara. It supplies many delis and grocery stores in Ann Arbor. The quality is excellent for the price and they have udon and other soups.
One more vote for Noble- I've heard they're the distributors for a lot of other sushi places here too, so they seem to have the freshest fish.
I always go to the Nippon Grille in Berkley. Owner Tot Nguyen knows his customers by first name and always gives top-notch customer service. Spicy Tuna rolls are the best! Why go to Royal Oak and pay ridiculous/outrageous prices. Very affordable at Nippon Grille. You can also check out their menu at www.nippongrille.com
Hope that helps....
thanks for the ideas. Ann Arbor is a bit far for me but i do travel out there for work occasionally, so i will check it out. i think i am going to be nervous to eat sushi in downtown Detroit,but i heard that Sala Thai has decent sushi and great thai food. so maybe a combo craving would be satisfied with that place.
thanks for the suggestions and keep them coming!
re: damselmd
Our favorite is Black Pine Tree, in a tiny strip of stores at the southwest corner of Eureka and Allen Rds. (Southgate). Very easy to get to from I-75.
what about NOBANA in Troy? Previously owned by Noble (actually they are all shadow owned by MOONIES, but that is a different story).
Simple fast food counter order set-up like at NOBLE in Clawson, but with seats for more than 10 people. I am guessing seating for nearly 50-60 in there. UDON, Sushi, salad, bento style lunches. Parking around it the only downside. good, fresh, simple, sushi and no frills service.
re: workinglunches
I forgot about Nobana! They are good and easy for a take-out. Sadly, they cater to the offices around the area and I don't think open late in the evening. Thanks for reminding me and I'll have to make a stop there this week.
coming soon - the return of oslo on woodward in downtown detroit.
i just read in the paper the other day that the club in the basement is reopening this weekend and that the sushi bar will be open in about two weeks.
Cafe Sushi in Troy and Cherry Blossom in Novi. Mr Yamata has both. I go to Cafe Sushi alot (earlier tonight as a matter of fact); it is very consistant and Chef Nakamura-son has been there for years and came from Cherry Blossom.
I went to Ronin in Royal Oak, not so much. Expensive and not very traditional, more of a place to be and a packed very loud room. They hit me for 3$ for green tea (what).
The sushi rice was not up to par (mushy and under-seasoned).
I've been to Chen Chow and can say don't bother. Poor sushi.
re: buttermonkey
Another vote for Mon Jin Lau.
re: Docsknotinn
Same here; they do sushi very well. I really have to get to Noble Fish, because I've heard what others here are saying, that it's the best sushi in the Detroit area.
re: buttermonkey
We just tried Cherry Blossom last week- we had the shabu shabu rather than sushi, but it was good. We'll definitely go back.
Izakaya Sanpei on Joy rd in Canton is a great place. They start with hot towels and the food is the best.
I'd second Little Tree in Royal Oak and their neighbor, Katana which is a Japanese steak house. Katana has more atmosphere, but LIttle Tree is good when you are with people who don't get the whole sushi thing - they have great cooked food too - Japanase, Thai and Philipine, I think. Noble Fish is outstanding, but it is more of a lunch or take out spot and is TINY. Last time I was there the Asian people sitting next to me had driven in all the way from Windsor - if that tells you anything. I'll be trying Asian Village again today - and will report back.
re: Ludlows23
Perfect advice for Little Tree, Ludlow: "when you are with people who don't get the whole sushi thing." Or for when you want to eat somewhere that doesn't get the whole sushi thing. It's so mediocre, it's almost a joke.
re: amandaqtpie
Well, I would disagree with your assessment of sushi at Little Tree - I happen to love it ther - they have the best chili tuna handroll - I am adicted to it! But, I know from this board that Little Tree is very polarizing - either you love it or you don't.
On another note - just came back from Asian Village/Fusia. Its too bad that place isn't taking off - its a beautiful space. We tried a little bit of everything from the menu - two apps (the beef dumplings were very good), a small order of sushi and one main course. I'm not convinced about their sushi - but one of the rolls (the Red Wing Roll - try to say that out loud 5 times) was very good - shrimp tempura and spicy tuna on top. I'll keep trying - its such a cool concept...
re: Ludlows23
I have had some really poor sushi at Little Tree. As to Asian Village, Fusia's Exec. Chef, David, is 2nd gen Japanese and his father is the sushi chef and a partner. It si too bad that it has not been well recieved but part of the problem is the location and not many people know that it is there.
re: buttermonkey
this is chef david, former exec. chef of asian village of detroit. i am no longer part of the place neither is my father nor any of my sous chefs and most of my line cooks. i left the place in november because of creative and financial differences with upper management. the menu is completely different from my tenure there. i don't know what kind of food they're doing there but its not what i was doing.
re: sushizawa
sushizawa - where would you go for great sushi in detroit?
re: tracyd
i always go to either noble fish in clawson or izakaya sanpei in canton. both of the restaurants are inexpensive and always taste very fresh.
re: sushizawa
Chef David, where are you working now?
re: buttermonkey
I'm a chef instructor at the new Art Institute of Michigan in Novi now. My passion has always been to teach so I'm happy that I found a new home
re: amandaqtpie
We weren't impressed the one time we ate there.
I finally made it over to Noble Fish. Freakin incredible. Tried the Salmon, White Tuna, Tuna and Fatty tuna. All incredible. Tried Salmon and Spicy California hand rolls as well as Spicy Tuna and Yellowtail and onion roll. All Awesome. Picked up some goodies in the store, tipped the chefs and brought home a bunch. Not even $60!
There is a very nice article about Mon Jin Lau in this months Hour magazine.
re: Docsknotinn
Told you all so long ago . Some things , thankfully , never change . The new buzz among my foodie friends is Ronin in R.O. in the cursed space at 4th and Layfayette . Apparently , the sushi chef is from the original Oslo downtown . Haven't been there yet , but may try this weekend . I've heard good things ... let me know ...
re: GoalieJeff
Ronin is good...but very pricey. $4 for a bowl of rice is insulting. I prefer noble fish and mon jin lau has ronin beat on the extracurriculars like drinks and other cuisine.
re: gastronomical
That had better be the *biggest* stinking bowl of rice I've ever seen, and it'd better be attached to a lovely geisha to serve it.
That's enough to get me to stay away from Ronin, right there. Gastronomical, I think your description of "insulting" is correct, though probably too kind for my tastes. Four dollars for rice. Jiminy.
re: onthetown
The sushi at Holiday Market in Royal Oak is as good as Ronin... best sushi near Royal Oak is in Clawson. Noble Fish... outstanding! Try the Royal Kubo for Phippipno two doors down...
re: snoflakes
IR Noble fish closes at 2pm or maybe 2:30 now.
re: Docsknotinn
Yes and no. Noble Fish closes after the lunch rush and then reopens for the dinner rush. They close for the day at 7PM.
re: boagman
ooofdah! LOL They close at 6:30 on Sunday.
The best sushi in my opinion is Sharaku - in West Bloomfield, kind of pricey. Second would be Ronin in Royal Oak, the old sushi chef Katu from Oslo works there there was a dragon style road which offset the tempura with japaleno and mango- insanely good. Oslo has reopened- it is Sushi and Thai food. The owners are from Royal Thai cafe in Royal Oak. I have not had the sushi yet, but it looked good-- I was craving thai- the best tom ka ever. Next choice - Mushashi - but I usually get a japanese entree- because they do things no one else does. I LOVE Shiro in Novi- excellent ambience in a 1920s mansion (much bigger than anything you would find in NY) and Shin the owner is very cool - there is a roll with mango that is in my favorites. Try One World Market in Novi as well, it is owned by the same people who own Noble Fish-- except it is way bigger and has a higher volume of traffic (always good with sushi). Yotsuba is very good and beautiful as well, Ann owned Miki in ann arbor, and it was worth driving for way back before sushi was everywhere.
WoW a buffet with all you can eat sushi all day everyday. I go here once a week for lunch only $ 6.50 per person. The sushi is great with a dozen plus selections,,,,you gotta try it.
re: ALPOE
I like Me'e Sushi in West Bloomfield. Their Bento box is an absolute bargain.


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The owners are very nice and only one of them will be available all the time.
The new Case Manager is the best thing that ever happened to them.
They are a small company that is growing fast because of the wonderful people that work for them.Cons
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Who's Going to Replace David Letterman's Guts?
Nobody packed a punch for celebrities who deserved punching quite like David Letterman did. Is he irreplaceable?
Byon April 3, 2014
Thatll do it for the best that there is at late night shows. David Letterman announced today hell retire some time in 2015.
Here he is going out in all of his typical fake officialness. He looks like hes about to cry, and then he says this:
I just want to reiterate my thanks for the support from the network, all the people who have worked there, all the people in the theater, all the people on the staff, everybody at home, thank you very much. What this means now, is that Paul and I can be married.
Its a fitting, part-sincere, part-out there ending for the last of his kind.
So goes with him the embrace of abandon, of absorbing a jab and responding with a full-on haymaker, just to see what happens.
He will go down, first, as the weirdest.
He had, remember, a sketch called Is This Anything? wherein, most of the time, he would pull back the curtain behind him to reveal a woman wearing a metal corset sawing herself with an angle grinder. He would do this several nights in a row. Then, some nights, it would be something else entirely. He also had a recurring bit where hed try and fail to kill his announcer, Alan Kalter. This went on for years.
It was the weirdest thing, because he was the weirdest thing.
But second? He will go down second for fighting back.
This is not about the heart scare that he had, or all of the relationship stuff he had to go through, or that time he was passed over for Jay Leno and never really let go of it.
This is about those times a celebrity would come on, fresh out of prison or still tripping on something that would make a talk show impossible, and Dave was not having it.
And then he would decide to mess with them, casually, for the sake of the rest of us.
Those moments would make for the best TV.
No one stood up to the unreality and fakeness of a celebrity or politician that was trying to make the world worse quite like David Letterman did.
He did it masterfully with Paris Hilton.
And Joaquin Phoenix, when he was bearded and terrible.
And Justin Bieber, by mistake.
When it would happen, you would grab onto the arms of your couch like it was about to go somewhere. At midnight, youd wake up again.
David Letterman was the last guy who could see a celebrity starting to beat up America in an alley somewhere he could see the country starting to feel real bad about itself and hed step in when nobody else had the stomach to do it. Hed say, You dont really want to do this, do you?
And he was right every time.
Its not weirdness. Dave loves weird. He always has. Hell probably love the late night hosts we have left dancers and singers and goofballs and dinner party hosts, and two guys on cable trying to change the world.
But we wont have the guy with the haymaker, and we may not be able to replace him.
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