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High-end Chinese cuisine in Monterey Park that's NOT family style
A friend of mine is coming into town and he wanted to eat in Montery Park and said that when he traveled to Hong Kong/Beijing, he has eaten at some REALLY expensive chinese food (beautiful presentation, etc).
Two Questions:
1. Are there places like this in Monterey Park?
2. Are there places like this (or high end-ish) that's not served family style?
thanks :)
I don't think I've seen any such examples of Chinese fine dining here.
Either Fantasy Eatery (Cantonese) or Green Village (Shanghainese) are the closest that I can think of, off the top of my head. Both places are just a cut above the others when it comes to decor, setting, and presentation, though neither are particularly expensive. Also, unless you're getting a personal rice/noodle plate, the entrees are going to be family style. It's just how Asians traditionally eat, we share with everyone at the table. :)
re: WBGuy
The Japanese don't typically eat family style, in my experience. A Chinese friend in Tokyo made it a point to point out that difference to me. Particularly for breakfast, which seems to be the most elaborate meal of the day, at least in the home, each member of the family can have as many as 9 or 10 individual dishes.
The only Chinese restaurant I know of that seems to be what the OP is looking for is Family Li Imperial Cuisine, where the meal is served tasting menu-style, with each party getting a private room, and the servers do everything but put the food in your mouth. Unfortunately, it's in China.
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Never been to it, but is the much-hated Mr. Chow the closest we have to this?
Triumphal Palace is a HK/Cantonese place with more atmo than usuual, pricier (at dinner, not dim sum) than usual, and with a few rare (and expensive) fish swimming in its tanks from time-to-time.
It has been a while, but I vaguely recall Yujean Kang in Old Towne Pasadena being more high end. But don't hold me to that.
I don't know if they come close to HK, but a couple of the high end seafood restaurants maybe what you want. Mission 261, Sea Harbor, come to mind. Except, why would you not want it family style? This is how the high end restaurants in HK serve the food. Do you mean you want the food served western style? Each person getting a separate plate of food?
In the high end Chinese restaurants in HK, the food is brought out and a captain plates each person's plate individually. If you want it really served western style, you are talking about Yujean Kang.
As for really expensive, order shark fin, abalone, black cod, budha jumps over the wall, geoduck, etc. That'll set your wallet back a bit.
re: PeterL
Even Yujean Kang serves everything family style. At least, that's how it's always been when I've gone.
I don't know any restaurant in Monterey Park that serves individual plated food. And having eaten in Hong Kong and Shanghai, I don't know any restaurant that is a high-end comparable. However, I think that there are probably a number of places that you can call ahead and order some high-end dishes that they don't normally serve off the menu.
Both Yujean Kang and Mr. Chow serve their food family style, although at least at Yujean Kang, typically the waiter will plate it for you.
While the ambiance of Mr. Chow is high-end, I seriously doubt that a person who has dined at restaurants in Hong Kong or Beijing would enjoy the food there. I've been a couple of times recently (people I work with are fans, and we go there on office special occasions), and while they use quality ingredients and certain dishes are tasty, overall, it's pretty bland and tame. Expensive, too.
I haven't been to Yujean Kang in a couple of years, but the several times I've been there, the food was quite good although not as authentic as you'd find at any number of places in the San Gabriel/Monterey Park area. I would put it on par with what Saladang/Saladang Song is to thai food in terms of authenticity.
I think your best bet is Triumphal Palace in Alhambra or Mission 261 in San Gabriel and ask them to serve the food to each guest. I've been at meals where they've done that and it works out just fine.
I wish I had more to say than that the above posters are all correct. Unlike Asia, LA has no Chinese restaurants that are completely opulent and overwhelmingly beautiful as soon as you walk in, followed by white glove service and elaborate displays. If we had one, I wouldn't be at such a loss as to where to have my wedding banquet. It's really quite incredible that there isn't a single place like this here, given the number of Chinese people and lovers of Chinese food we have here. If there were one, maybe people would stop thinking of Chinese as cheap takeout and realize it's on the scale of French in terms of being a classic world cuisine.
re: Pei
eating "family style" reflects the trait of interdependence that permeates chinese culture - emphasized by how no one serves themselves - traditionally, everyone *else* places food on your plate - while you put food on others' plates.
the other issue is that no one can afford the additional expense for presentation/glitter and maintain a profit margin that allows them to stay in business due to the degree of competition for chinese business. we chinese are by & large natural chowhounds! <grin>
IIRC, there was a $775 dinner for 4 when the abalone king (i forget the chef's name) came from hong kong and cooked for a season at a MP restaurant. (the abalone was steamed for over 24 hours, in layers of chicken, etc. and was amazingly tender - but the chef didn't cook anything else - just known for his method of cooking abalone.)
re: ipsedixit
Definitely. Chinese culture prizes things that are whole, especially when it comes to food. Whole fish, lobster and poultry arranged so it looks like a whole animal, large pieces of pork, etc. It makes for a more dramatic presentation when each entree arrives on a giant platter!
At the fanciest places, the server will plate at the table and each person will get a serving, but that serving itself is never (in my experience) further plated and made beautiful on its own. I can't think of any places in LA that do this unless you ask for it at a private banquet though.
re: Pei
You make a good point. What is considered "elegant" varies by culture and I don't think most Chinese people would consider non-family style dining to be elegant when it is Chinese cuisine. That is part of the dining experience - the presentation. When we visited Beijing and Hong Kong a couple of years ago, all of the restaurants served the food family style, even the "fancy" ones. I don't see why you couldn't have a beautiful or impressive family-style presentation, especially when that allows it to be presented "whole" versus already portioned.
re: monkuboy
the food at fangshan isn't "Family style" but perhaps i misunderstand. - there is a style of service in the west as well where food isn't individually plated but the waiters come around with food and the diner serves himself (or herself) with the provided utensils.
and it's exceptionally formal.
re: Jerome
It's called "service à la russe", or Russian-style service, and yes, it's very, very rarely seen these days. The food comes out whole and is portioned tableside by the waitstaff, then brought round on platters or large bowls. Whether you serve yourself or the waitstaff serve you is a matter of some debate, but generally, the waitstaff serving you ("potatoes, sir?") is considered more formal.
re: Das Ubergeek
thanks no i remember. there's a nice article comparing the nearly baroque service a la francaise with service a la russe - neither of which had individually plated servings.
I had this exact same question recently after I returned from an extended stay in HK on business (i.e. more money to spend on food than usual). I talked to family and friends and decided it's very unlikely we'll see something of that type here. Most Chinese people would find the idea of a "tasting menu" style Chinese dinner to be strange and unfamiliar, and most non-Asians would also probably miss the appeal (although sushi did make it here, so who know knows). Given that this style is still fairly rare even in HK and elsewhere in Asia, there probably won't be a market for it for a long time (if ever!)
The posts so far kind of fall along the same line as what I was thinking. Almost everything is family style. The problem with this approach (in higher end meals) is that it's hard to get a variety when the party size is 2. The dinner will be my friend and I, and that's kind of hard to do at a restaurant like Mission 261, Sea Habour, Triumphal Palace, etc....... when the plate portions are huge. One dish would almost suffice for both! :(
any opinions on this ? [greatly appreciated] :)
re: badtz
Does it have to be dinner? While not ideal (and generally not fancy), it's easier to get a variety with dim sum (where plates are small) for 2 rather than dinner for 2 at a restaurant. I take my grandmother out to Monterey Park sometimes for dim sum, and we can usually manage a pretty good variety, although even with that there's still usually a round of leftovers afterwards.
re: sidwich
Unfortunately my friend is not too fond of dim sum (so I'm planning a lunch maybe at the Alcove Cafe or Royal Claytons, something along that line) ... otherwise, I would take him to New Concept or Triumphal Palace :P
re: badtz
Oh OK I see what you mean. You aren't objecting to the style of service, just to the size. Whenever I dine with a small number of people we usually get a couple of high end dishes, supplemented with a couple of simple ones. For example, whole steamed black cod, steamed crab, and sautee vegetable. So you don't order a full banquet, but a small number of dishes.
You could try the Universal Hilton buffet -- international food, but geared mostly toward Asian tastes. Everything from crab legs and salmon pate, to oysters and fried rice, wontons, carved meat, sushi, salads, and a huge dessert selection (including chocolate fondue).
At least this way, you two won't have leftovers.
Chinese food, high-end, non-family style, and in Monterey Park?
I think not .. at least not anywhere that's going to be worth mentioning - sorry!!
Maybe those places in China are emulating western non-family style protocol adding a twist to their presumably already fine presentation and preparation of fine Chinese cuisine. This new spin would set them apart from what must be stiff competition over there and serve the foreign diner base as well as offer something new to an increasingly wealthy and sophisticated local customer-base. The non-family style would probably lend a air of superior western-ness. If that's the case, that kind of marketing hasn't been tried here...yet. At least not to my knowledge. Maybe I should try it to create that better-than-thou effect, which could draw an audience if done correctly and supported with with fine food and the right atmosphere once the novelty wears thin.
Like other posters mentioned, Yujean Kang's in Pasadena and Mr Chow's in Westwood (if they're still there) can offer that finer atmosphere which caters to upscale diners where maybe one can insist on individually served platings, while places like Mission 261 in San Gabriel, Elite (formerly New Concept) in Monterey Park, Sea Harbour Seafood in Rosemead, and The Kitchen in Alhambra wouldn't really have non-family style service, though they do prepare Chinese fare with quality that's a cut above the usual in a slightly better setting, too.
Go to Sea Harbor, order a japanese abalone per diner, geoduck, quality sharksfin , live steamed fish and anything else that catches your fancy.
Believe me it will be REALLY expensive. Don't be surprised if you end up with a bill of $200+ / pp.
P.S. Don't forget to order a bottle of Opus one.
re: Sgee
go to any good hk type canto place like the aforementioned mission 261. INADVANCE>
Arrange for a real banquet (not a family discount dinner) with cold plates, like dragon-phoenix, fora whole stuffed CARVED winter melon soup and MAKE IT CLEAR that you want the dishes presented at table, and then have the waiters serve the dishes. That you want a waiter assigned to the table for drinks. And that if possible you want a private banquet room.
and be prepared to depart with major cash.
re: Jerome
And let's not forget that if you're not talking in Chinese, you're going to get a menu that looks like a cheap Murray Hill takeaway -- either go with a translator, or be prepared to fight for the foods you want.
I know SGV is authentic, but if you want fancy chinese and presentation,
try Yujean Kang's in pasadena. It is far less authentic than SGV, but a good place to expand your research


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This premium six-piece electronic drum kit from Alesis, features DM7X Kit, ultra-quiet rubber drum and cymbal pads. The DM7X Kit is great for professional drummers who want quiet practice or for electronic percussionists looking to upgrade to a higher-quality kit.
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Within the DM7X set of drums and cymbals are four 8" dual-zone toms, an 8" dual-zone snare, the Alesis StealthKick 2 compact drum trigger, a 10" hi-hat, a 10" crash cymbal with choke, and a 10" ride cymbal.
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The DM7X module features a backlit LCD and an intuitive layout. The DM7X kit comes with all cables, hardware, and a power supply.
A Large Amount of Drum and Percussion Sounds
Explore and get creative with 385 drum and percussion sounds arranged into 40 vintage and modern kits.
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- DM7X module with backlit LCD and intuitive layout
- 385 total sounds, 40 ready-to-play kits
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City health officials there say a dead crow found on the city's east side has tested positive for the virus. It's the first confirmed case in Dane County this year.
So far in 2003, the virus has infected nine birds statewide, two horses in Dunn and Shawano counties and mosquitos trapped in Milwaukee County.
There's been no human cases reported yet in the state.
Last year 52 Wisconsinites contracted the mosquito-borne virus. Three died.
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This challenge is a game for two players. Choose two numbers from the grid and multiply or divide, then mark your answer on the number line. Can you get four in a row before your partner?
Four Go game for an adult and child. Will you be the first to have four numbers in a row on the number line?
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Here is a chance to play a version of the classic Countdown Game.
Start by putting one million (1 000 000) into the display of your
calculator. Can you reduce this to 7 using just the 7 key and add,
subtract, multiply, divide and equals as many times as you like?
Mr McGregor has a magic potting shed. Overnight, the number of
plants in it doubles. He'd like to put the same number of plants in
each of three gardens, planting one garden each day. Can he do it?
Can you arrange 5 different digits (from 0 - 9) in the cross in the
way described?
Can you find which shapes you need to put into the grid to make the
totals at the end of each row and the bottom of each column?
Can you see why 2 by 2 could be 5? Can you predict what 2 by 10
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Can you put the numbers 1 to 8 into the circles so that the four
calculations are correct?
Find the smallest whole number which, when mutiplied by 7, gives a
product consisting entirely of ones.
This problem is based on the story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin. Investigate the different numbers of people and rats there could have been if you know how many legs there are altogether!
Try adding together the dates of all the days in one week. Now
multiply the first date by 7 and add 21. Can you explain what
Choose a symbol to put into the number sentence.
Can you fill in this table square? The numbers 2 -12 were used to generate it with just one number used twice.
This magic square has operations written in it, to make it into a
maze. Start wherever you like, go through every cell and go out a
total of 15!
This problem is based on a code using two different prime numbers
less than 10. You'll need to multiply them together and shift the
alphabet forwards by the result. Can you decipher the code?
Zumf makes spectacles for the residents of the planet Zargon, who
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On a calculator, make 15 by using only the 2 key and any of the
four operations keys. How many ways can you find to do it?
Can you complete this jigsaw of the multiplication square?
Katie had a pack of 20 cards numbered from 1 to 20. She arranged
the cards into 6 unequal piles where each pile added to the same
total. What was the total and how could this be done?
There are 44 people coming to a dinner party. There are 15 square
tables that seat 4 people. Find a way to seat the 44 people using
all 15 tables, with no empty places.
In this game, you can add, subtract, multiply or divide the numbers
on the dice. Which will you do so that you get to the end of the
number line first?
There were chews for 2p, mini eggs for 3p, Chocko bars for 5p and
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A game for 2 people using a pack of cards Turn over 2 cards and try
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Use your logical-thinking skills to deduce how much Dan's crisps and ice-cream cost altogether.
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rabbit there are in these pens?
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How do you know you've got them all?
These eleven shapes each stand for a different number. Can you use the multiplication sums to work out what they are?
Find at least one way to put in some operation signs (+ - x ÷)
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On the planet Vuv there are two sorts of creatures. The Zios have 3 legs and the Zepts have 7 legs. The great planetary explorer Nico counted 52 legs. How many Zios and how many Zepts were there?
If you take a three by three square on a 1-10 addition square and
multiply the diagonally opposite numbers together, what is the
difference between these products. Why?
All the girls would like a puzzle each for Christmas and all the
boys would like a book each. Solve the riddle to find out how many
puzzles and books Santa left.
If the numbers 5, 7 and 4 go into this function machine, what
numbers will come out?
In this investigation, you are challenged to make mobile phone
numbers which are easy to remember. What happens if you make a
sequence adding 2 each time?
There is a clock-face where the numbers have become all mixed up. Can you find out where all the numbers have got to from these ten statements?
This big box multiplies anything that goes inside it by the same number. If you know the numbers that come out, what multiplication might be going on in the box?
This article for teachers describes how modelling number properties
involving multiplication using an array of objects not only allows
children to represent their thinking with concrete materials,. . . .
Use the information to work out how many gifts there are in each
On my calculator I divided one whole number by another whole number and got the answer 3.125 If the numbers are both under 50, what are they?
Where can you draw a line on a clock face so that the numbers on
both sides have the same total?
Use your logical reasoning to work out how many cows and how many
sheep there are in each field.
Work out Tom's number from the answers he gives his friend. He will
only answer 'yes' or 'no'.
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Presented by Gifford Family Theatre
Originally produced by the National Theatre of Great Britain, this production of Dr. Seuss's THE CAT IN THE HAT is a lively, engaging version of the beloved children's book. Not a word has been touched or added to Dr. Seuss's classic, ensuring anyone who's read the story will find themselves transported into the world they've always imagined. Fun for all ages!
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Reality is a crutch for people who can't cope with drugs. -Lily Tomlin
McMaster ... no surprise. I should have looked first. Thank you again, Eric.
Yeah, I read that thread. The downside for me is the low flow rate and overall bother.
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Move Over law expands to protect other workers
Updated On: Jun 30 2014 07:23:32 PM EDT
A law originally designed to keep law enforcement officers and emergency responders safe on the sides of the Florida's highways is being expanded to protect other roadside workers.
The Move Over law requires motorists to vacate the lane closest to emergency vehicles on the median. Starting Tuesday, drivers are required to move over one lane if they see trash trucks, state vehicles or any utility vehicle on the side of a road.
This will include tow trucks, which 41-year-old Kit Tappen was standing near early Saturday morning when he was struck and killed by a tractor-trailer along Interstate 95 in St. Johns County.
"I just couldn't believe it when I heard that on the news," said one of the victim's neighbors. "That can't be Kit. But how many people are named kit?"
This neighbor, who didn't want to be identified, said Tappen was a model father and husband who went out of his way to help people, which is what he was doing early Saturday morning.
"We're constantly trained of the inherent risks of working on the highways," said Florida Highway Patrol Sgt. Dylan Bryan.
Just last month Trooper Chelsea Richard was killed along I-75 while assisting a family that had been in an accident.
Bryan says it just makes sense to expand the move-over statute that was already in force to protect law enforcement and fire-rescue workers to protect others working along our highways.
"Studies show they were emergency operators conducting activities on our scenes and should be included within that stature," Bryan said.
In situations where you can't move over, the law requires drivers to drop their speed to 20 mph below the posted speed limit when passing.
The driver of the tractor-trailer that hit Tappen on Saturday morning has not been charged, as troopers say the investigation is still underway.
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Funeral Burial Insurance
Funeral or Burial insurance is much like Life insurance with the a few exceptions. In most cases the payouts range from as little as 1,000 or up to 25,000. Funeral/Burial insurance is separate from your life insurance and is usually a reserved amount of money dedicated to paying for ones costs after death. You might pay for the funeral, and any leftover debts including credit cards, student loans, car payments or other such payments that are due by the deceased. Unfortunately when someone passes away, their debts do not disappear, that is what Funeral/Burial insurance is great for.
Stolfo's Pallbearer
In a traditional service where the body will be transported from the funeral home to a religious building or to a cemetery or both, pallbearers are the family members or funeral directors who carry the casket into and out of the Hearse and into and out of the buildings. In families where there are no family members who are strong enough or in good health to carry the casket the funeral home can often request that the funeral directors take their place and assist in transporting the casket.
Direct Burial
A means of handling the deceased persons remains where there is no embalming, no service of any kind before the burial. The body is collected from the coroner or hospital and immediately placed in a casket of the families choosing (usually a plain pine box) and buried. The family may choose to have a grave side service after the burial is completed but are not generally allowed to view the actual burial of the body in this case.
Direct Cremation
A means of handling the deceased person's remains where there is no embalming, no service of any kind before the cremation. To body simply travels from the coroner's office or hospital straight to the crematorium. After the cremation the family can choose to have a service or a memorial at any time with the ashes present.
Traditional Service
In North America a Traditional Funeral is defined as a three part funeral where there is a Viewing or Visitation followed by a Funeral, which is the church or religious aspect of the funeral, and finally a grave side service, where the family members meet at the final resting place of the body whether that be a grave, a niche wall, or another location.
Funeral Viewing
The portion of the funeral service in which visitors arrive at the funeral home to visit with the deceased. During a visitation the deceased is in a casket with the head portion open so that people in the room can clearly see the individual. This is not always a pleasant experience for some. Most funeral homes will provide a second room to the guests so that those with small children or those who are simply uncomfortable viewing the body are not forced to spend their time in the room with the open casket.


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Temple of the Monkeys (Swayambhunath)KathmanduAs seen in the photos, the Buddha eyes are look down from the top of the stupas with a contemplating look. Swayambhunath is the most popular Buddhist temple in Nepal and is also known as the Monkey Temple, WATCH OUT! Be careful wit...
Boudhanath StupaKathmanduBoudhanath is one of the oldest and most amazing places in Kathmandu. It's one of the world's great sacred places and the focal point of the Tibetan Buddhist community in Nepal. Boudhanath is lorded over by a giant circular stupa wh...
Thamel NeighborhoodKathmanduSmells, colors, people, all form a part of Thamel, after climbing to the highest mountain you may just want to get lost in the urban world, where time slips by, floating on the aromas of incense mixed with the colors of the dyes in ...
Durbar SquareKathmanduThe Kathmandu Durbar Square is the main square in Nepal. This is the true epicenter of this chaotic, but charming city. It is also the perfect spot to see some great sites. The square is full of ancient buildings, which are very cha...
KathmanduKathmanduNepal, the land of high mountains, roads that have no end but always take you to a final destination. Sadhus holy men, Buddhist monks, yaks, tradition, love of life, the birthplace of Buddhism, ... Kathmandu, Baktapur, Pokhara, Pata...
Pashupatinath TempleKathmanduPashupatinah is undoubtedly one of the most impressive places in Kathmandu. The city's mortuary is located along the Bagmati, a river that's as sacred for the Napelese people as the Ganges is for Indians. Pashupatinah is located on ...
Chitwan National ParkBharatpurNature lovers! You have to see Chitwan National Park. If only because it's a welcome break along the road from Pokhara to Kathmandu. Wherever you stay (I'd suggest the Sapana Village Lodge in Sauraha), you find a lot of day-trips an...
Bhaktapur Historical CenterBhaktapurBhaktapur is the third jewel that can be found in the Kathmandu Valley, along with Kathmandu and Patan. As it does have this reputation, this ancient royal city also has its famous "Durbar Square", palaces, the Golden Gate, and Hind...
Lake PhewaPokharaThe Lake of Pokhara is where all walks in the small country of Nepal begin. The temperature during the summer is perfect to go by boat to lake Pokhara, overlooking the world's highest peaks. It is a paradise and grandiose mixture on...
Flying Over EverestLuklaIn a recent post, I said I would put up pictures of Everest because so different from the other mountains. I also added a mountain range that follows. While flying over the Himalayas I got some beautiful photos of the other side of ...
PokharaPokharaCrossing this long suspension bridge in the Nepalese city of Pokhara is an incredible experience. It's a beautiful location and even bit hidden...in fact, we arrived there almost by accident. We were able to chat with the locals on ...
Jagannath TempleKathmanduNearby is Patan Kathmandu, with its numerous temples. I was struck especially by Krishna Temple (the 8th incarnation of Vishnu) situated in the central square. At the entrance is rope hanging from the doorway. When asked they said t...
Trekking in AnnapurnaPokharaHidden from the main trekking path hides magical water wonderlands!
Patan Durbar SquarePatanPatan is one of the oldest Buddhist cities in the world. Also known as Lalitpur, this little gem in the Kathmandu Valley was founded in the III century BC. One of the most interesting place to visit is its beautiful Patan Durbar Squ...
NagarkotNagarkotNagarkot is located in the Kathmandu Valley, an hour's bus ride away or so. The distance in kilometers is short, going from the bustle of the city to the infinite peace of the mountains in a matter of seconds. The ride is rather bum...
Crematorium of PashupatinathPashupatinathPashupatinath is situated on the banks of the Bagmati River, 6 kilometers from Katmandu. It is the most important Hindu center of Nepal and one of the seven most important holy cities for Hindus. Pashupatinah houses a vast complex d...
Changu NarayanBhaktapurThe impressive Changu Narayan can be found in Kathmandu Valley , on a hill, about 6 kilometers away from Bhaktapur . The origins of the church date back to the 4th century, but the current building is from 1702 because the temple ...
Cremation in NepalPashupatinath
Lumbini, Where Buddha Was BornPokharaIn Lumbini, near Kapilavastu, is where you will find the exact spot of the birth of Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha. Today they have constructed a modest temple around the stone on which his mother gave birth and now Buddhists from a...
Poon Hill (Annapurna Range)PokharaPoon Hill is one of the popular goals as far as treks through the Annapurna mountain range go . The 3200 meter high summit, is 40 minutes away from Ghorepani village. The most spectacular thing there is Poon Hill and its incredible...
SarangkotPokharaViewing Beatriz´s comment encouraged me to write about Pokhara. It is true that there will be changes. When you arrive you find a lovely place, full of places to visit, hiking routes, sleeping options for little money, restaurants ...
Terraces in AnnapurnaPokharaGreat Nepal Treks
World Peace PagodaPokharaThe peace pagodas were built in different parts of the world and, according to Buddhist doctrine, are meant to be places of unity between people of all races and creeds. The main pagoda is in Lumbini in the temple complex that surro...
Kathmandu ValleyKathmandu
Of Changu Narayan to BakthapurBhaktapurThe Changu Narayan Temple can be found about 8 miles north of Bhaktapur in Nepal. The temple was built in the 4th century, but then was rebuilt in 1702 and it's been dedicated to Vishnu. Inside the temple you'll find the figure of V...
Bhaktapur: Rice HarvestBhaktapurOne of the best preserved old "city states" in the Kathmandu valley, offers trips during the months of October and November. There is something particulalry charming (besides the architectural and culture) about witnessing the work ...
House of the KumariKathmandu
Vatsala Durga TempleBhaktapurHere you'll find narrow, winding, cobbled streets as you cross the threshold (after a payment of 700 Nepali rupees), which will then allow you to have access to the famous landmark of Bhaktapur. The earth paths will lead you through...
Annapurna Base CampPokharaFor the last stage of the climb we left during the night so we could arrive first thing. Our destination was Annapurna base camp. At that time of day there is no path made yet in the snow, and we were the ones responsible for creati...
Stupa of BharatpurBharatpurOne of the most famous and attractive Buddhist stupas in Nepal. In Bharatpur there are several stupas, but in addition to being the largest city, it' s among the highest in the world. Buddha's eyes watch from the top of the temple a...
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Fortnight in Flare
Fortnight designer Christina Remenyi while working at Lille. She is tiny and full of energy, easy going and focused. I love that all Fortnight pieces are designed and constructed at their studio in Toronto, and that Christina strives to keep it local by working closely with other Canadian creatives (models, photographers, bands, filmmakers, etc). Fortnight's signature wire-free longline silhouette is reimagined in new colorways and fabrics each season, providing pretty and comfortable support to ladies up to a 32E. From what I've heard, Fortnight got started on etsy...what a cool lingerie success story!
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Steve Wiley is Up on the Sun's resident Record Store Geek. He shares stories of great music and wacky characters from his continuing 27 years in Valley record stores and the always zany music biz. At the end of July, I wrote about Five Reasons I Don't Write About New Music, the most important of ... More >>
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As both Jessica Simpson and the Bard can attest, music is indeed the food of love. We, however, would much rather focus on the music of food. There's no lack of songs on the subject, so under two "foodonyms" (DJ Escoffier and DJ Bearded James) we've compiled a duo of mixes intended to get your stoma ... More >>
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Shuffle Culture Howard Gilman Opera House Friday, April 20 Better than: Celebrating "4/20." Questlove's "Shuffle Culture" eventat which ten or so musical acts performed a handful of songs each, but never more than one at a time, as if the set list itself were on shufflewas at once st ... More >>
Lee Ranaldo goes it alone
After a recent boisterous and discordant performance at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, Deerhoof's dressing room briefly felt like the center of the indie universe. Hanging out and sipping on the beer and wine that usually go to waste (Deerhoof is more of a tea-swilling bunch) were members of The Di ... More >>
Multifaceted pop for the BK Bowl set
Better Than: Getting harassed by Lou Reed's manager. There's many perfectly valid reasons to find Sean Lennon deeply dubious. The main knock on the guy is that he uses the obscene wealth and ridiculous connections to date models, to hang around in feathered fedoras, and to release solo albums per ... More >>
Last week brought the discouraging news that Ridgewood Masonic Temple, the flourishing Bushwick DIY venue that hosted some bitchin' Todd P shows last year, was going dry effective immediately, owing to some liquor-license snafus; given that promoters are generally fond of selling alcohol, man ... More >>
Presenting... burger-core. Pic by Puja Patel.In the week we spent holed up in Sound of the City headquarters preparing Pazz & Jop results, we still found time to report back from shows by former Talking Heads members Tom Tom Club, former Deee-Lite member, Lady Miss Kier, former the Pack membe ... More >>
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Here we have the fourth-annual slate of Wordless Music fetes, pairing as always electronic and indie-rock types with classical musicians, to presumably horizon-expanding effect. We kick off in September with that bananas Warp Records birthday-party deal (feature Battles, !!!, Flying Lotus etc.), ... More >>
Yes In My Backyard is a semiweekly column showcasing new and emerging MP3s from local talent. Recently, we've given you Liturgy's "Ecstatic Rite," the video for Motel Motel's "Coffee," and Werewolves' "Dora Gerson." Greenpoint duo Renminbi play a decidedly blustery, blown-out version of t ... More >>
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Deerhoof remain talented enough to sing in tune and crazy enough not to care
Atlanta's Roy Owens Jr. just can't click-start
Noisy art-punks lap emo, repeatedly and arbitrarily
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This personal finance app lets you keep track of your expenses, organize your personal income, and plan your budget. It lets you build charts and graphs, warn you of upcoming bills, and track your credit card usage.
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This app is one of many public transportation apps that are geared to the specific city that you are visiting. It works offline and tracks the Chicago Transit Authority and bus schedules including as the app calls them, the night owls.
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This week, the Voice rounded up Weasel Walter's nationwide community of avant-gardist outsiders who both record for his boldly avant-garde label ugEXPLODE and collaborate with the iconoclast-about-town. The names are staggering and represent the most intrepid of musicians working in the experimental ... More >>
Jaojoby, Saramba, Razia Said, and Charles Kely Le Poisson Rouge Friday, July 20 Better than: "We Are the World" "I know there've been some complaints about the lack of seating," said MC Jamie Ambler as he primed the pump for Wake Up Madagascar, a traveling troupe of musicians raising awareness abo ... More >>
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Chaos broke out in Oakland Saturday, after Occupy protesters tried to take over the vacant Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center, in what they called "Move-in Day," a plan to turn a vacant building "social center, convergence center and headquarters." Hundreds of people were arrested, and three police o ... More >>
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Kimbereley McAninch offers 15-minute intuitive card readings for $20 every Final Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. here at the shop, unless noted below. An intuitive reading is like a session with a coach or a mentor. There is a lot of processing, releasing and transforming of mental, emotional and physical energy blocks. Kimbereley has done intuitive card readings since she was 11-years-old and works in areas of flower essences, Reike and crystal healing.
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The spirit of independent businesses is collaboration. Park + Vine is heading up the hill to East Walnut Hills for Walk on Woodburn 6 to 9 p.m. July 11. We'll have a selection of store favorites in front of Kitchen 452, 2714 Woodburn Ave., where you can sit down or stand up while enjoying something to eat. Stroll up and down Woodburn Ave. and take in some art, shopping, and dining, in East Walnut Hills' historic business district.
These Bike Furniture Design Bar Stools have been with the shop since day one. Constructed of chromed-steel bicycle rims, each swivel-top stool is upholstered with commercial-grade black, padded vinyl. Top of one needs welding. Original retail price was $1,200 for set. Clearance price for both is $200. All sales final. Inquire at shop or e-mail info @ parkandvine . com
We have run a bring-your-own-bag special since December 2012. All you have to do is bring your own reusable bag and we'll take 10% off (with cash/check) or 5% off (with credit card) any purchase of $25 or more. Save on everything from cloth diapers and groceries to cleaning supplies and reusable bottles. Beer and lunch/brunch purchases, bumGenius cloth diapers, Inspired By Finn Baltic amber jewelry are excluded.
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James Billiter loves the outdoors, and is often inspired by what he sees. Join James for the opening of his nature-inspired artwork noon to 3 p.m. April 26 at Park + Vine. Enjoy his landscapes and playful animal prints, while having lunch at Park + Vine lunch counter and some refreshing home-brewed beer. Exhibit runs through May 25.
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Join Chuck Pfahler of La Terza Artisan Coffee Roasterie for a coffee cupping 9:30 a.m. Saturday, April 12 at Park + Vine. Chuck will review the rather simple process of making one cup of coffee at a time, while revealing some tricks and a little science. Tasters will learn how to measure aspects of taste, sweetness, acidity and flavor. Although donations are accepted, this class is free and includes drink samples. La Terza Coffee is regularly available at our bar and in whole bean. RSVP info @ parkandvine . com
Xavier University presented Dan Korman of Park + Vine as its second Sustainability Hero at an opening and reception Feb. 24 at Fenwick Place. Mary Grubbs of Park + Vine and Trinidad Mac-Auliffe of Raw Revolution catered the reception.
The exhibit, which is up through September, emphasizes Korman's vocational and avocational pursuit of sustainability in the areas of green business entrepreneurship, veganism and car-free living. XU student, Michael Murray, Economics and ECOS double major, and Graphic Design student, Katie Hautman, created the exhibit.
Sustainability Gallery is sponsored by Senior Administrative Fellow for Sustainability and Art and Graphic Design under the supervision of Jonathan Gibson, with additional support from Kathleen Smythe.
Students interested in being mentored by Dan Korman for one year can apply online.
Monroe Elementary School Art Teacher Adrian Vance Hawk explores protection and conservation of the Earth with a new exhibit 6 to 9 p.m. Final Friday Feb. 28 at Park + Vine. Adrian uses a variety of media such branches, seeds, old book and map pages, thread, upcycled plastic and found objects to stimulate meaningful discussion and reflection about environmental issues.
Adrian received her B.A. in Art Education and B.F.A. in Fabric Design from College of Mount St. Joseph in 2007, and a Masters of Art in Art Education from the Art Academy of Cincinnati in 2011.
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The Blue Angels won't perform this year at the Fort Worth Alliance Air Show -- or anywhere else.The Navy announced Tuesday that it has canceled the remaining 2013 acrobatic performances and practice demonstrations as a result of federal budget sequestration. The Blue Angels were scheduled to perform at the popular Fort Worth air show Oct. 19-20.Blue Angels representatives informed air show officials of the decision Monday night, Tom Harris, president of Alliance Air Services, said in a statement."Although we are very disappointed to hear the Blue Angels have had to cancel their 2013 schedule, contingency plans are in place, and we are looking forward to sharing some exciting news in the near future about this year's performer lineup and ground attractions," Harris said.Automatic federal budget cuts that took effect March 1 included a reduction in defense spending.The Air Force also plans to ground about a third of its active-duty force of combat planes, the military announced Tuesday. The Air Force didn't immediately release a list of the specific units and bases that would be affected.In February, a Navy report suggested that Blue Angels shows would be a casualty of the cuts, so the cancellation did not come as a surprise.Cancellation of the 2013 shows is expected to save $15 million to $20 million, said Lt. Aaron Kakiel, media officer for the Naval Air Forces command in San Diego.Earlier this month, the Air Force canceled its Thunderbird shows for the year.In a statement Tuesday, the Blue Angels said: "The Blue Angels are disappointed in this decision but recognize this is one of many steps the Navy is taking to ensure resources are in place to support our forces operating forward now and those training to relieve them."The Blue Angels were founded in 1946 as a flight exhibition team to increase public interest in naval aviation, according to the Navy."The Navy believes there is value in demonstrating the professionalism and capabilities of our Navy and Marine Corps team, thus inspiring future generations of sailors and Marines," the statement said. "The Navy intends to continue aerial demonstration in the future when the budget situation permits."The Blue Angels were scheduled to perform Saturday and Sunday in Corpus Christi at the 2013 South Texas Shootout. Navy officials canceled that air show in March shortly after the budget cuts took effect.The absence of the Blue Angels at the Fort Worth show will be disappointing, said Jim Hodgson, executive director of the Veterans Memorial Air Park in Fort Worth. Last month, an F/A-18 Hornet that once flew over North Texas as part of the Blue Angels was put on display at the air park.The Fort Worth Alliance Air Show typically draws more than 100,000 to Alliance Airport in far north Fort Worth and brings more than $5.4 million annually to North Texas, according to air show officials.This report contains material from The Associated Press.Alex Branch, 817-390-7689Twitter: @albranch1
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The Found Footage Festival is a one-of-a-kind event showcasing videos found at garage sales and thrift stores and in warehouses and dumpsters throughout North America. Curators Pickett and Prueher host each screening in-person and provide their unique observations and commentary on these found video obscurities. From the curiously-produced industrial training video to the forsaken home movie donated to Goodwill, the Found Footage Festival resurrects these forgotten treasures and serves them up in a lively celebration of all things found.
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An exercise video found in Ireland last year called "Jig Don't Jog"
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Never-before-seen clips from the Kenny "K-Strass" Strasser yo-yo pranks that the FFF hosts pulled on news stations in the Midwest last year
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text: Washington and Lee Capitulates: Takes Down Confederate Flags, Locks out Sons Of Confederate Vets Print article Send a Tip by AWR Hawkins 27 Jul 2014 post a comment On April 17, Breitbart News reported a group a black students calling themselves "The Committee" placed several demands on Washington and Lee University, including calls for the university to remove all Confederate flags from campus, "acknowledge" Robert E. Lee's "dishonorable side," and end neo-Confederate marches across campus to the Lee Chapel. By July 9, the Confederate flags had been removed from Lee Chapel and during July 25-27 the Chapel and onsite Museum were closed so that the Sons of Confederate Veterans could not access them during their marches and meetings on campus. According to the Los Angeles Times, "The Committee" member Brandon Hicks spoke to the removal of the flags by saying: "I'm excited about the progress we've been able to create on campus." He said after his group threatened civil disobedience on campus, "the administration and law school [have] been really helpful about facilitating conversation about inclusivity on campus." Regarding the closure of the Chapel and Museum, WSLS 10 reports the school did this as a "safety precaution because of the threatening emails, letters, and phone calls they have received after removing replica Confederate flags from the Chapel." The closure coincides perfectly with the dates--July 25-27--that the Sons of Confederate Veterans would be on campus. On July 26, The Stonewall Brigade hosted a vigil on Hopkins Green with this message for the school: Washington and Lee announced that Lee Chapel would be closed this weekend because they feel 'threatened' by the presence of those who will come to peacefully protest the removal of Confederate flags from Robert E. Lee's grave. All scheduled events are not even near Washington & Lee or Lee Chapel, so this is obviously a PR stunt contrived by Washington & Lee to make it appear as if we intend to harm Lee Chapel or its staff. In the meantime, it appears the history of school-namesake General Robert E. Lee is being scrubbed from campus. Follow AWR Hawkins on Twitter @AWRHawkins Reach him directly at email@example.com.


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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources says a deer in Waukesha County has tested positive for chronic wasting disease.
The agency says it's the first deer in the southeastern Wisconsin county to test positive for the mad-cow-like brain disease.
DNR area wildlife supervisor Tim Lizotte says the finding was not unexpected, since a CWD-positive deer was found 16 miles away in Jefferson County.
Part of Waukesha County is in the existing CWD Management Zone. A landowner in the Town of Delafield reported the sick-looking deer to the DNR.
The sampling result does not change the current management zone boundary. But since Washington County is within 10 miles of where the deer was found, a baiting and feeding ban will go into effect for Washington County before the 2013 deer season.
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