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List of Ultimate Chinese food dishes in NYC
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- steakrules85 May 21, 2010 12:47 PM
Hey all, looking for some of the experts out there to provide a list of MUST TRY Chinese food dishes in this great city. Doesn't have to be isolated to Chinatown although I suspect that is where the best is. Let's break this up into categories.. we can make it kind of like a "Best of" Chinese food reference for others as well!
I must admit I do not have much to contribute to the post since I have not tried too many Chinese in Manhattan. But this is definitely an area of recent interest for me. I especially love Roast meats like duck, pork, chicken that are hard to get on Staten Island. I have heard Big Wong King does great duck. Also heard raves for Amazing 66, Congee Village, Oriental Garden, NY Noodletown, Hop Kee, Shanghai Cafe, Nice Green Bo etc. for their food. Please list the name of the restaurant and as much detail about the description of the dish as possible. But I will start off with some categories:
Best Overall Restaurant
Best Roast Duck, Pork, Chicken
Best Crispy Chicken
Best Noodle dishes
Best Lobster dish
Best Crab dish
Best Soup
Best Dumplings
Best Eggs Rolls
Best dessert
Best... Whatever your heart desires!!
Amazing 66
66 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
Big Wong
67 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
Oriental Garden
14 Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10013
I am no expert here on this subject but I have found Lau's recommendations to be exceptionally good. Here is what I had recently.
Xian Famous Foods - Lamb Noodles Cumin, Lamb Burger and Pork Burger -- note that you will need to eat the lamb noodles in one of the parks nearby as it is not easy to eat and walk with like the burger and the place is tiny so it is unlikely you will get standing room there...
A-Wah - I loved the peking duck buns unlike Lau who found fault with them, but I did agree with his praise of the Bo Zai Fan (claypot rice)- Pork and Sausage - awesome dish - be generous with the soy sauce btw...I really liked the ginger flan they had for dessert too - great for hot weather.
Mei Lei Wah - Cocunut Buns unbelieveably awesome.
Xi'an Famous Foods
88 E Broadway, New York, NY 10002
5 Catherine St, New York, NY 10038
Right now the current "must try" dish for me is the Muslim Lamb Chop served up in Flushing at Fu Run. Might even be enough for you and not found at Keens - yet!
Best Cantonese BBQ Roast Pork: Big Wong King at 67 Mott ( NY Noodletown is a distant second as I think they cut their slices too large.)
Best Won Ton Soups: New Chao Chao @111 Mott.
Best Beef Noodle Soup: 88 Food Sing Corp. @ 2 East Broadway.
Best Noodle Dishes: NY Noodletown and Yogee @ 85 Chrystie.
Best Pan Fried Dumplings: Prosperity @ 46 Eldridge
Best $5.25 Lunch found at Amazing 66 - some 65 items to choose from and it includes soup, rice and tea. Make sure to ask for their special lunch menu otherwise you get handed the more expensive regular menu.
If you are seen entering Hop Kee you will be excommunicated from CH!
Some threads that might be of interest:
Best Chinatown Restaurant:
Best Dumplings:
Shanghai Café:
Cantoon Garden (Have they changed their name?):
Amazing 66:
East Corner Wonton:
Amazing 66
66 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
Big Wong
67 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
85 Chrystie St, New York, NY 10002
re: scoopG
Here's a photo of the Muslim Lamb Chop from Fu Run...
re: scoopG
Great thread! And now I understand that bank of cameras that just went up right outside Hop Kee.
Hop Kee
21 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
re: another_lau
Did anything change when New Big Wang became Yee Li?
Yee Li
1 Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10013
re: bigjeff
Wondering if mods can merge that part of the thread w/ this one? It'd be very helpful.
noodles and soup i like noodletown (if we aren't including pho or ramen), dumplings-prosperity, soup dumplings-nan shian (flushing) I tried joe's shanghai in chinatown and it was a lot worse than the joe's shanghai in elmhurst which was the best i ever had but is closed now. my favorite comfort dish is a dish called gee oom gee pah it sounds something like that. its not on the menu of a lot of chinatown places but i think it's basically just salt and pepper pork chops. For duck, roast pork, and chicken my mom's favorite is big wong, make sure when you order roast pork you order it half lean\half fatty (boon fay boon sow in cantonese). for asian desserts i like kyotofu and spot. even though im half chinese and was basically brought up with food from asian bakeries i really cant stand any of the cakes from them. except maybe dan tot (egg custard), i like egg custard king because they have different flavors which is cool but their crust is too flaky to my liking. i personally would rather go to an asian grocery and buy from strawberry pocky sticks, a grass jelly drink, and mochi than get a pastry at an asian bakery. but if u do go to an asian bakery be sure to try bubble tea if u never had.
I confess, I haven't spent much time in Manhattan Chinatown yet this year, but I enjoyed Amazing 66 when I tried it last year. And I've had some decent dumplings, some nice soups and some blah dim sum. And plenty of decent buns from bakeries.
But so far, this year, the best thing I have eaten all year has been the Haus Bao at BaoHaus. (Is that a tautology?) It's spiced beef in a steamed bun and it's fantastic. The menu says "Crushed peanut, cilantro, Haus Relish, and Taiwanese red sugar", and I say divine! Totally nuts!
The Chairman Bao is more traditionally red roast pork (char siu?), and also very good, and fantastically tender, but the time I had it it was a little fatty for my taste (I know that's part of the charm, but I like my pork lacquered and ropey.) I should try it again, but I can't stop ordering the Haus Bao, it's so good!
Amazing 66
66 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
re: flower_puppy
i 2nd baohaus their pork buns are my favorite. the only thing i wasnt a big fan of was the vegetarian bun
What? The best Chinese food is definitely * not * in Chinatown. For the best Chinese food north of Guang Dong (and that covers a large swath of China) you have to go to Flushing. I am a huge fan of Sichuan food. Nothing in the word is better than Sìchuān málà http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mala_sauce Good Sichuan eateries come and go in Flushing. The last great Sichuan place I knew about was a couple of blocks from the Queens Botanical Gardens on Main Street. However that closed up months ago. They had this incredible fish covered with ma la spices and tasted...incredible... You can find good Sichuan food in Flushing except they open and close down constantly so they won't be listed on Yelp or here. You'll have to go out there and do some exploring in food malls and basements where there are no signs in English.
re: szechuancrazy
This is a common sentiment on this and the Outer Borough's boards, and all of the regular posters heartily agree. But since this is the Manhattan board we had to limit our comments accordingly.
re: Chandavkl
Chime! szechuancrazy...real szechuan and hunan food is the best.
re: szechuancrazy
Chinatown has excellent Fujian cuisine - one of the eight great major cuisines of China. And old world Cantonese. What Sichuanese places in Flushing have come and gone BTW? Little Pepper, Spicy and Tasty and Szechuan Gourmet have been around awhile. In Manhattan, Szechuan Gourmet obviates the need to go to Flushing for great Sichuan food.
re: scoopG
Szechuan Gourmet is much more expensive than the restaurants I go to in Flushing. I also have found the non-spicy items I've tried there to be uninteresting, and I frankly find their spicy items to sometimes be too aggressively spicy and oily for my taste, though undoubtedly authentically so (I felt the same way, even more so, about my one meal at Little Pepper). I have always preferred Spicy and Tasty because of the range of tasty dishes there, including non-spicy ones, because as much as I love spicy food (and I do have a high tolerance, just one with an eventual upper limit), it's sometimes good to have one or two non-spicy dishes as part of the meal, too.
re: chompchomp
Props also must be given to thier Fujianese wonton soup proably the most interesting takes on wonton (and in my opinion one of the best) I have ever tasted.
re: jumpingmonk
With some sorrow I must report that, as of last wendsay whne I went and asked, Super Taste is no longer making the soup. Belgium!
Super Taste
26 Eldridge St, New York, NY 10002
re: michele cindy
still wondering where I can find the best crabs cantonese, or crabs in black bean sauce.
A quick reply, which I may or may not add to later:
Great NY Noodletown is my favorite for Roast Duck.
So far, the best Soy Sauce Chicken I've had in Manhattan has been at Wing Shoon, but if you aren't Asian, you have to specifically ask for dark meat or you won't get it.
Best Crispy Chicken: Gotta go with the wonderful ones at South China Garden.
Best Soup: Depends on my mood. I like the Spicy Beef Stew Noodle Soup at Chow Chow, or whatever they're calling the place now - providing I add a good amount of lime juice to it (which they provide). I also like various soups at Bo Ky and Noodletown. I've found recently that Noodletown's wontons have overly old shrimp and should be avoided, though.
Best Dumplings: Gotta go with Dim Sum Go Go. (But don't get buns there; they've been overly doughy and soggy.) I haven't been to Chinatown Brasserie for maybe 3 years because it's too expensive, so I can't speak to their current quality, but I'm guessing they're probably still the best, if money is no object.
Best Overall Restaurant: I'm really not sure. It used to be Szechuan Gourmet, but I've liked them less in my last couple of visits. Maybe South China Garden, because they have a bunch of great dishes, although not everything is special there.
South China Garden
22 Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10013
Dim Sum Go Go
5 E Broadway, New York, NY 10038
Wing Shoon
165 E Broadway, New York, NY 10002
Szechuan Gourmet
21 W 39th St, New York, NY 10018
Chinatown Brasserie
380 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10012
re: bigjeff
There's a new Bo Ky?
re: bigjeff
Good point. No, I haven't been to the new location yet.
I really do just get whatever soup I'm interested in. A typical order for me would be soups with different kinds of meatballs in them (cuttlefish balls, shrimp balls, fishballs) and fishcakes. If I want something else, their duck is good.
re: bigjeff
I tried the New Bo Ky on Grand. I got the Cambodian Noodle soup which I usually get and it tasted just as good. One of the better $5 meals in the city. That broth is really tasty.
New Bo Ky
80 Bayard St, New York, NY 10013
re: Pan
The menu was exactly the same but I only had the one soup. That dish, the Cambodian noodle soup was the same. Can't say for sure about the rest of the menu but the kitchen set up looked the same too.
I used to work down by the courts and the Bayard Street location was a frequent haunt.
re: MVNYC
went to the new Bo Ky, it was tasty! well, I had a taste of the pho with ho fun (#17 with flat rice noodle); the broth was sorta one-dimensional but good in a brute force kind of way. good meats in the dac biet. the curry chicken over yellow egg noodles (#12) was also heavy and tasty in a good way and I had #1, teo chew with rice noodle which was my favorite; rice noodle with onion, bean sprouts and beef, topped with a very funky SE-asian sour fishy "bolognese" that was really good. served "dry" with some soup on the side that tasted like their pho broth but twice as flavorful in a bouillion-cube sort of way. we ordered by picture, but reading their menu, there is a lot of stuff that I should have got like pig intestine noodle soup, pig kidney platter and other stuff. country style mixed meat plate looked good too. this was a very pleasant meal; new place is vast improvement over old place. kitchen closes around 10-10:15pm. must work through entire menu somehow.
re: bigjeff
Vast improvement in terms of the place or the food?
re: bigjeff
Nice, glad you liked it. The pig intestine soup is pretty good, I like the pickled vegetables in it which work well with the meat. Another good hangover remedy
re: Pan
At the risk of promoting a simple vegetable dish to the top ranks of elaborate must-tries, I would recommend dou miao (pea shoot leaves) at Sichuan Gourmet @39 St.
Yes, nothing inventive: this is a standard Chinese vegetable dish, and all decent restaurants have it on the menu.
Yeah, braised: no wok hei, dripping with chicken stock at the bottom, somewhat salty, with a touch of hua jiao (that may be too much for some tastes). And the garlic is not crushed--a big no-no in the South.
Well, quite expensive at $14 a plate: apologies to a few concerned board members. :)
But the texture (silky leaves meeting springy stems), the chunky garlic, and the (almost superhuman) consistency of the rendition... In my personal biased opinion, easily the best on the whole Eastern seaboard +Toronto.
BEST RIBS: Nancy Lee's PIG HEAVEN!!!! the very best!!! especially dipped in hot mustard!!!
Nancy's Pig Heaven
1540 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10028
How about "Best Chinese restaurant @ 3 AM" Wo Hop, downstairs of course, 17 Mott St?
I.M.H.O. the food is decent but they should charge extra for the show! Gypsies, undercover cops, hipsters, hippies, clubbers etc.. What an eyeful!!
Back in the day when I drove a taxi I would stop @ Lin's Garden on Bayard St in the wee hours @ the end of my shift. They were open 24/7. Lin's Garden is long gone. Paul Simon sang of their Lin's Chow Fon. There was a special ingredient they used. I can't seem to find it anywhere else but I have not given up.
Thanks for letting me share my fond memories.
Wo Hop
17 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
re: Motosport
I second that. In fact, I "discovered" Wo Hop back in the early sixties at about 3AM in serious need of a won ton soup fix. Sadly, the quality of the soup has slipped over the years, but if there is no line I'll make my way down the stairs for a bowl of it.
Wo Hop
17 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
re: Stuartmc910
noodletown's wonton noodle soup. also available at 3am.
re: daffyduck
Was there a Noodle Town in 1963? Also their wontons contain shrimp. I don't eat seafood. Wo Hops are all pork. Also at age 75, I am not out at 3AM much anymore!!!!
Wo Hop
17 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
re: daffyduck
Doesn't Noodletown close at 3?
re: daffyduck
I don't think 69 is any better than Wo Hop.
re: Pan
I never said it was. i've only been to wo hop once (two years ago), I dont remember the food being any better or any worse than 69. I was just saying that 69 is another 24 hour option.
But I don't plan on going back to wo hop because of the attitude of the servers, at least the ones serving my table and the two around me. im half chinese and dont look chinese at all, but I can understand and speak cantonese. So I knew everything the servers were saying. I remember they made fun of a couple who asked for chopsticks and couldn't use them well and another table for beasting on a lot of food. I actually wouldn't care cause that's probably a good way to pass the time while waiting tables. But the mannerism in which they said these things really showcased that they dont like their clientele. This is probably true at most restaurants in chinatown but seeing and hearing it just makes things uncomfortable.
re: daffyduck
That sucks. For the record, though, I never plan on being dragged to either 69 or Wo Hop again, because the food is miserable.
re: daffyduck
There's at least one great off-menu sleeper at 69. I dropped in recently during a late-night staff meal and noticed the guys were eating an egg dish, among other things. So I ordered it to go. It was perfectly scrambled egg with lop cheung, bits of roast pig, scallions and maybe a bit of ginger. Really nice.
One of the waiters, the friendly bald guy, told me that one of the chefs nails this dish and another doesn't do it so well, so I'd ask before trying to order it.
69 Chinese Restaurant
69 Bayard St, New York, NY 10013
re: squid kun
the chicken wings are GREAT at 69.
re: Motosport
The comment I made was not about the food but about the "sideshow" @ 3 AM. You don't go to Wo Hop (downstairs) if you are looking for fine Chinese dining.
I have never tried 69 or Noodletown. Are they just as entertaining?
Recently @ Wo Hop 3 AM a "family" of 10 Roma (gypsies) comes down the stairs with several 7 year old, or so, children. They all sit together @ the center table and enjoy a feast of just about everything on the menu while the kids play tag.
A true NY moment and we loved it.
Wo Hop
17 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
re: Motosport
After partying 'til the wee hours we decided to try 69 or Noodletown @3 AM. Both were packed and we decided on Noodletown because we had to wait @ 69.
The food was fabulous. We ordered duck rolls, mushroom and ?? soup, Szechuan shrimp and Chinese eggplant with ??. Sorry I don't remember all of it, 3 AM, you know.
BUT: The "sideshow" was not up to Wo Hop standards.
Wo Hop
17 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
Short ribs in pumpkin - Amazing 66
Lamb with hand pulled noodles - Xi'an Famous Foods
Soup dumplings - Joe's Shanghai
Hot Chili Aromatic Pepper Salt Fish Fillet at Ollie's on 42nd Street. Never thought I could get excited about fried fish fillet, but this blends Sichuan peppercorns, chilis, ginger and scallions to make a dish we go back for.
I've been whining for many years since Lin's Garden on Bayard St shut down. I loved their Lin's Garden chow Fun which was unique.
I do my best to check out menus when I pass Chinese restaurants to see if they offer a similar dish. Last week I passed Phoenix Garden on E 40 ST and saw on their barely readable sun bleached menu: Chow Fun with black bean paste dry style. My taste buds perked up!! Could it be?
We tried Phoenix Garden Monday night and the Chow Fun was as close as I have had to Lin's in the last 30 years.
Otherwise, interesting varied menu and specials, nice ambience and great service. Check it out.
Next time we'll go with a larger group so we can mix and match a dozen entrees.
Phoenix Garden
242 E 40th St, New York, NY 10016
re: Motosport
Not to go too far off topic, but is this the same Phoenix Garden that used to be in the alleyway between Bowery and Elizabeth Street in Chinatown before a fire probably 20 years ago? I used to love their Fried Fresh Milk with Crabmeat -- which shows up on the current menu (on MenuPages, anyway).
Phoenix Garden
242 E 40th St, New York, NY 10016
re: CatoUWS
I couldn't say for sure. It looks like they could have been on 40 St for 20 years. Give them a call and find out. The manager is quite friendly and talkative.
re: CatoUWS
Well the 40th st does indeed serve the fried milk with crab, and that, (by Chinese standards) is a pretty unusual dish, so I'd say yes. I am also a fan of PG on most things (I don't like thier version of lo mein much, though)
re: CatoUWS
Yes, this is the same Phoenix Garden that used to be in the Bowery arcade. I haven't been to the "new" location for a few years, but the menu didn't change much in the move uptown.
Phoenix Garden
242 E 40th St, New York, NY 10016
Braised fish at Sezchuan Gourmet for the vegetarians. My pork eating friend would say the braised pork at Sezchuan Gourmet.
best Chinese Ive had in Manhattan is at Grand Sichuan at 2nd ave and 55th
Favorite dishes:
Double Tasted Sword Clam
Mung Bean Noodle with spicy and pepper sauce
Chendu Spicy Dumpling
Double Cooked Pork
Ma Po Tofu
Smoked Tea Duck
Pork Rib with cumin sauce
Gui Zhou Spicy Beef
Sliced Fish with red sauce soup (EASILY MY FAVORITE-MMM PEPPERCORN BURN!)
Sauteed Diced Lotus Roots With Spicy Sauce with spicy black bean sauce
Dry & Sauteed String Beans with minced pork
Sauteed Pea Shoots with fresh garlic
General Tso's Tofu
I dont really do "american" dishes here, but the orange beef and the moo shu is also very good.
Typically, I will do the spicy dumplings and the fish in red sauce-even if I finish the fish, I will take the sauce home and serve it with steamed chicken, shrimp etc.....
This is authentic Chinese food-atmosphere is so so and service can be hot or miss, but the food is really, really good.
Best douban yu (fish with chili bean sauce): Old Sichuan on Bayard between Mott and Elizabeth. Their version is the only one I've had in the city that had "zhen wei" (real taste) and was properly unsweet. Very good restaurant run by nice people.
Old Sichuan
65 Bayard St, New York, NY 10013
Chengdu double-cooked pork at Famous Sichuan.
(My thanks to The Girl Who Ate Everything, who is right that Famous Sichuan's version is so much better than Szechuan Gourmet's version -- or, in my opinion, than anyone else's version, at least in Manhattan.)
Famous Sichuan
10 Pell St, New York, NY 10013
re: kathryn
Unfortunately I have not but am really looking forward to going soon.
One of my favorite dishes is the Chicken with Capsicam at Wu Liang Ye in midtown.
Wu Liang Ye
36 W 48th St, New York, NY 10036
I'm finding this thread really useful. Would love some recent best of hit lists to check out, especially in Chinatown.
re: sugartoof
I'll try and start
Best Dim Sum (general): Toss up between Grand Harmony (88 mott) and Oriental Garden (on Elizabeth, near the Chinatown Arcade Arch) Orinetal Garden is very small and (usually) quite quiet which may be a plus or a minus depending on how you look at it (I personally relish having my dim sum in peace and silence).
Best roast pork Bun (baked) : My vote goes for Chatham Square (the big one with the logo that looks like a cursive "H" thier hony roasted pork bun is extrememly well balaced. Other people favor both hop shing (formerly the other Chatham Square) or May May, both of whose are also good.
Best sticky rice dumping (the fried kind not the kind wrapped in leaves) a little bakery on Mulberry (downtown side) near the park. Hon Cafe is a second, and has the advantage of also serving a very good Ginger Beef and Scallion Lo Mein (order it Hong Kong style)
Best Pork Jerky: Lum Kee on Canal between Allen and whatever street Wing Shoon is on (Essex?)
Best crab dish: And exception as this one ISN'T in Chinatown. My reccomendating is the Stir fried fresh milk with crab, which can be found at the Phoenix Garden in midtown (2nd and 40th)
Phoenix Garden
242 E 40th St, New York, NY 10016
Chatham Square Restaurant
6 Chatham Sq, New York, NY 10038
Wing Shoon
165 E Broadway, New York, NY 10002
Oriental Garden
14 Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10013
Hon Cafe
70 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
Ling Kee
42 Canal St, New York, NY 10002
Grand Harmony
98 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
Hop Shing
9 Chatham Square, New York, NY 10038
re: jumpingmonk
If you mean May May on Pell (which was great, especially for zong zi), it closed in 2007.
re: jumpingmonk
Can't wait to try some of these out!!
What does Hong Kong style lo mein at Hon Cafe mean?
re: sugartoof
basically there are different types of noodles called "Lo" or "La" Mein in different areas. "Hong Kong Style" "lo mein is a very thin very yellow noodle, much thinner and yellower than the kind used for "Normal" Lo Mein. I suspect it is in fact the direct ancestor of the kind of noodle used for ramen (which has it's orgins in Lo Mein). It's also usually perpared differently. regular Lo mein is usally stir fried all together, so that the noodles absorb the sauce and everything is mixed together. With Hong kong style it's a bit more like the way noodles are usually treated in the west (such as in Italy); plain boiled noodles are put on the plate, and whatever you ordered as additions are put on top of them. You will also get a container/bowl of broth, which you then pour on the noodles, mixing the toppings and making a kind of noodle heavy soup (a lot like ramen, actually) what Hon will serve you is in fact a sort of hybrid, hong kong style noodles but still cooked like regular, so you wind up with a very powerfully flavored dish (the old now close 214 Grand street Gourmet did something similar).
Speaking of Lo mein I forgot a warning. When and if you do go after the crab dish at Phoenix, do NOT order lo mein. Their version uses very fat, very white noodles (I think they are the kind of noodles that are supposed to be used to make Zha Jiang Mein (Noodles in Peking Sauce, or in minced meat sauce depending on whose doing the translation) and escew the normal soy based sauce in favor of just oil. It it stupefyingly bland and extremely unplesant. If you need a noodle starch there, takw the mai fun; the homestyle version isn't wonderful, but it is edible. Oh and if you legs are up to a medium length walk (and you don't mind taking food from two resturaunts). Our Evergreen, on 2nd and 48-49th makes an absolutely incredible winter melon and ham soup.
Our Evergreen
913 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10017
re: jumpingmonk
Thanks! I've always associated the thin noodles with California style Chow Mein, and the Ramen thick whiter noodles with Lo Mein, as sold in NY. I appreciate you sorting me out on it.
re: sugartoof
No prob. Incidentally the Grand Street Gourmet (the place I mentioned that closed, and served a similar dish) actually wouldn't have fit either of these classifications, as the noodles it used were more along the lines of fettuchine (flat but not so wide as a chow fun noodle) And no I do know if they were wheat or rice (with enough sauce, it's hard to tell).
I'd also love to give a rating for best Zha Jiang mein (the peking noodles I mentioned earler) and Xiamen, or as you will more often see it Ha Moon or Amoy Chow mai fun (sorta like house special or ten ingerdients mai fun, but usually without the beef and with large chunks of chinese pickled cabbage). But I can't. While I am very fond of both dishes, and have found many very good examples I am damned I I can remember which places had the good ones! Ditto my beloved rice cakes (not like our western ones, basically thick rice dough slice noodles, like the Phillipine putto (or visually, kreplach) with shredded pork and pickled cabbage. Lot of good ones don't remember whose were and were not (though I seem to recall the little hole in the wall pork chop shop on hester between baxter and mott did a good one. not the best but good. Happy Lucky on Bowery (between Grand and Hester, one one side or the other of Congee and Fu Wong (or whatever it is Fu Wong is calling itself now), where I lunched last week, did a pretty decent Xiamen. For a place that has really gotten lambasted in reviews, it's West Lake Beef Soup (like egg drop but with diced beef, cilantro and usally some other things like black mushrooms and such) is also suprisingly good. as for the Zha, If I recall while it may not have had the top performer those places around Bryant park the serve the dish (Evergreen, Dong Hai, Main Street Noodle and Heavenly Bamboo Pavillion) all did pretty good versions (Evergreen is also good at the rice cake/pickled cabbage dish) and Heavenly Bamboo makes a good West Lake (called minced beef egg soup on the menu). OH, now I remember! The Zha Jian Mein winner when I did the grand taste off was Woody Allen's(supposed) favorite Chinese haunt, Pig Heaven (givne that they stake thier rep on thier pork, so it's not all that suprising) the spare ribs there are also excellent, probably some of the best outside of Chinatown (I used to actually be in the camp that believed the Tang Pavillion did better, but ever since they changed owners and menus, thier pork has really slipped; the last order of ribs I got from them was postively incinerated!)
BTW, you want to keep this confined to Manhattan, or shoud I do reccomendations for Flushing as well?
Nancy's Pig Heaven
1540 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10028
Dong Hai Grill
108 W 39th St, New York, NY 10018
10 E 38th St, New York, NY 10016
98 Bowery, New York, NY 10013
Tang Pavilion
65 W 55th St, New York, NY 10019
Heavenly Bamboo Pavilion
10 E 39th St, New York, NY 10016
Main Noodle House
1011 6th Ave, New York, NY 10018
Happy Lucky
96 Bowery, New York, NY 10013
re: jumpingmonk
When did Tang Pavilion change owners? They were the same the last time we were there, less than 2 months ago.
Tang Pavilion
65 W 55th St, New York, NY 10019
re: buttertart
This was a while back, around when the takeout menus stopped using the picture of the temple in favor of the one of the leaves. And to be fair I don't know definitvely that they changed owners. I often use the term "changed owners" to cover things like "changed chefs", "chef has lost his edge" etc. I tend to think it more polite to assume new ownership than "staff has stopped caring".
re: jumpingmonk
This is a reastaurant we have loved for years and years, I truly hope that was just an off day. The only thing i noticed was that the chicken in the chicken with yellow leeks was a bit sloppily cut the last time we were there, but everything else seemed the same. (Incidentally we have only ever eaten in, never taken out.)
re: buttertart
Few more Manhattan reccomendations.
Full House Cafe on Bowery (basically across the street from Happy Lucky where I did the reccomendations earlier. Two of the appetizers/dim sum are worth reccomendation. First they do a very good shrimp chive cake. The secon is the thing marked sausage bun, or chinese sausage dumpling or something like that. This is not in fact a bun. It's actually closer to a pan fried glutinous rice roll or crepe, studded with fragments of lap cheong. It's certainly different from a lot of the workaday dim sum offerings, and actually pretty tasty.
I'm not sure if this second one(which I discovered today) counts as an "ultimate" dish, simply becuse in my book, an ultimate requires there exist in your mind some "runner up" to compare it to (i.e. if there is no second best, then being the first really doesn't mean much). Eariler in the thread I lamented the fact that Super taste had stopped making the Fujian Wonton Soup I loved so much and that with this decision, the dish had dissapeared from Chinatown. Well today I found somewhere else that does it. Tasty Hand-Pulled noodle (the little hole in the wall at 1 Doyers, across from the post office). thier broth is nowhere near as fine as the five spiced version super taste did, but the fujian wontons themselves were equivalent. And they also offer a non opener version where they combine it with their hand pulled/knife cut/etc. noodles, for those that want to try both.
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have you heard the latest news ? Irish Bankers talking about efforts to keep *their* banks from a collapse ?
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This is astounding. Really. You should read it.
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And German reaction towards it : http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2…rmany-offended
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It's just impressive, how far Bankers can go. At least those at the top, not necessarily those at the bottom, too.
So yeah either all bankers are inherently corrupted or it's the culture of their business that corrupts them.
I'd rather believe in "it's the culture", but I'm not going to condemn everyone at the bottom - simply because they are so close in contact with customers (or at least I assume so), that they just cannot lift off from the earth (read : lose earth contact) like those top positions are able to.
welp, if you make up acronyms for easily exploitable customers that shows you're feeling quite secure and well-adjusted in your corrupted alternative universe.
The word "Bankster" was invented in the 20s of the last century.
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Why not just use desktop machines?
Can anyone suggest a secure way of attaching laptops to either desks or something along those lines.
Why not just use desktop machines?
They'll probably have a locking slot for using a Kensington locking device. You then just have to find a way of securely attaching the Kensington cable to the desk.
because these are lft and run our IWB but some teachers don't want to take them home every day and our school is rather exposed.Originally Posted by Geoff
Thanks for that I will look into it!Originally Posted by sahmeepee
What about a lockable cupboard to put them in? Do the teachers not have their own cupboard? Or a lockable steel box?
I think leaving them in full view, locked to desk or not, is probably asking for trouble!
My point exactly! I have suggested that they should all take them home and that would sort out the problem altogether but they cannot be bothered to do that!Originally Posted by ITWITCH
Are they going to be bothered faffing about with some anti-theft device then? I suspect they aren't.
Tell your management about the problem. Wait until a few get nicked. Then say "Told you so" to same management. Once this has happened a few time. Management generally trusts your judgement in such matters. An order from on high gets the problem sorted in a few nanoseconds.
Purchased some locks here at the start of the year nobody uses them. Got a couple locked down in mobile classrooms.Originally Posted by Geoff
With the current climat here I am oh so tempted! Once again it's our new ICT co-ordinator with all these hair brain schemes he has but as normal he does not have clue!Originally Posted by Geoff
Can I take back what I said about kensington locks?
(2nd hit for "kensington lock" on google)
As suggested -Kensington style locks
PC World were doing some for £14 last month - I got 4 for one of schools
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Your mission is to protect your tank and the base from the enemy tanks by destroying all enemy tanks. Player starts the game with 3 lives. If the base or the player's tank is destroyed, the game ends and the player returns to the main menu. The number and diversity of enemy tanks increases based on difficulty level. If (easy) is chosen, enemy tanks move more randomly. When the players hit each other's tank, movement is temporarily frozen.
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Roughly one in five people wants to learn to ride a motorcycle, but not everyone has the opportunity to purchase a two wheeled horse. Here's your chance to buy a motorcycle and grab the reins. Experience all the adrenaline and excitement of riding with our simulator. Features include nice graphics and realistic physics of motorcycles. The player has three cards to choose from, there are 3 types of cameras and more ...
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A dynamic and exciting Top-Down Shooter, with beautiful graphics and special effects. Hordes of bloodthirsty creatures broke free and now only one person, a fighter of demons, is able to stop them! This hunter of monsters will be able to stop the invasion of darkness using prodigious capabilities and seven weapons which he must operate perfectly. Evil cannot conquer it, good must prevail!
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Any hack consists of a sequence of several steps. It's the prequel of Tower Bombarde - the first steps in hacking servers and security systems. In this case the player should crack Cyber Brain which represents a labyrinth stuffed with security systems and various puzzles.
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Newton discovered the universal law of gravitation, he saw an apple fall to the ground. If Newton was able to rise high above the ground and throw the apple so that it does not just dropped, but still forced to drop all that can fall, he would be the most successful player in this exciting game. Incredible levels, strong attraction force of inertia and centrifugal force - it's something that will not let us miss.
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Speedfast is a retro arcade survival game, with frantic speed and hypnotic visuals and sounds! Players must destroy as many enemies as possible to earn more points!
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MetaX is a Windows movie tagging program for MP4, M4V and MOV files. You can search TVDB, TMDB, tagChimp, Amazon and IMDB with the click of a mouse and then write that information into the file so that it is displays in your Media Player.
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Daring Fighter 1.2
"Daring Fighter" - scroll shooter Aviation World War II. The player controlling the fighter has to destroy the Luftwaffe, pick up first aid kits, and other bonuses. Enemies can be shot with a machine gun, blasting rockets or ram. The blast from the rocket damages all nearby aircraft. Just the player must monitor the level of fuel. The more active fighter player moves around the screen - the faster running out of fuel. Campaign mode includes 5 lev
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Death Rider. Fun and dynamic arcade racing. Drive the cool machine, like a bat out of hell. Collect bonus nitro and steer clear of obstacles. The further you drive, the more enemies will try to bump into you. Fight off axes, mines, and other machinery, and the worst obstacle of them all; the evil fat grandmother who will be try to ram you! The game table is provided with online records. Compete with players around the world!
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The game is called HeadBall. In this game you play the pseudo-volleyball, hands and head. There are two game modes - with the bot and other. Goal of the game - to score the first 9 goals, then you can replay the game. Controls: left player - w, a, s, d, right player - control arrows. Exit the game by pressing arrows while playing in the upper left corner, you can only exit through the menu.
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Arkanoid Attack is, naturally, a game of the arkanoid genre. In this simple but fun version you have to destroy meteorites. There are several "Hardcore Modes" and " Crazy Modes." In Hardcore mode (for serious players), one platform will have to accomplish two goals. In Crazy mode (more for simple amusement than anything), it is impossible to lose. Controls: Direct the platform using the letters "A" and "D," as well as L and R arrows.
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The game Renzu (modified) - Sports desktop logical game. Invented in China. Played by two opponents, one black chips, his opponent - white. A number of chips limited the opponent turns over chips and chips to become a player make a move. The one whose chips is greater than the time of filling the board, or the inability of moves. The game has 4 levels of difficulty (2 sizes board and on / off mode "intellect").
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This game has 32 levels. The goal is to destroy all the balls on each level by firing at them from cannon shells. At the beginning of the level the player is given a set of shells of various stripes. The player decides with every single shot how to shoot the projectile. Initially shells are always less powerful than the targets, so the player has one shot to hit as many of them at the same time while trying not to fall within the path of the proj
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Complex racing arcade in which trails represent a platform in space. At each level a different force of gravity makes for difficult and diverse gameplay. There is a "Multiplayer in one keyboard" mode. Unique characteristics include force fields that must be avoided, or passed through if his car currently emits another force field. After victory over the other player, you must now play the computer!
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The aliens want to take over planet Earth. You are the last hope to stop them in their tracks! The game has two modes: single and dual player. In single mode, pass through levels and unlock improvements. In dual player mode, hold out as long as possible while earning points. The game has a shop where you can buy a new gun, or even an assistant, who will knock down anything in its path.
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Poof! Harry Potter park to appear in Hollywood
December 6, 2011 - 2:40 PM
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Universal Studios says it will spend several hundred million dollars to build a Harry Potter attraction inside its existing Hollywood theme park, mimicking the success of a similar park in Orlando, Fla.
The attraction will create more than 1,000 jobs at Universal and even more from an expected boost in tourism.
At the same time, Orlando's Wizarding World of Harry Potter will get an expansion.
Since the Harry Potter attraction opened in Florida in June of last year, attendance has jumped by around 50 percent.
Universal executives did not immediately detail their plans for the Hollywood park.
Universal is a unit of Comcast Corp.
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text: I applied for low income housing last summer and i haven't heard anything yet. I don't make a lot of money. So i should qualify for a apartment. How does low income housing work? How do they determine who should get housing first? I think it's bullshit that if a person has a job, it takes them longer to get housing than a unemployed person. I've heard some bullshit before from my mom's friend who works for the low income housing authority in Alexandria, Virginia that if you make too much money at your job, it could take you longer to get housing than a unemployed person. I might end up having to live with a roommate until i can get my own place and i don't wanna live with a roommate because living with people can cause a problem. I wanna live by myself so i don't have to get into a argument with a person about who's gonna wash the dishes, who's gonna cook the food, why you got your car blocking my car in the driveway, why you bringing people by late at night and they're talking loud and playing the music loud, why you aren't cleaning up the bathroom, how come you aren't paying that much rent, why aren't you working. Those are the type of issues that people have with each other when they're living together. That's why it's best to have your own place by yourself. I wish rent wasn't so damn expensive in the nice neighborhoods because i'm not trying to live in the ghetto.


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Bring Fun into your Office Space with Décor, Casual Fridays and Fun
Work can be boring or down right intolerable so as you know we are always on the hunt for ways to make work more fun. One of the easiest ways to make any change is to start with your office décor. Here are 3 easy ways you can add a fun vibe into your office space.
Pops of Color
The color on trend right now is tangerine and it just so happens to be one of the colors that reminds everyone of fun. In addition to tangerine we have yellow and red that keep things bright, fun and positive throughout the day.
How to work this in your office:
Start with the easy things first. Are there always flowers somewhere in your office-most likely in the visitor/reception area? Then suggest (or make the change yourself) that instead of roses the flowers for the summer range from daisies to a wide assortment of other bright flowers.
Colorful, fun accessories are also a great way to bring in the pop of fun color too. I've been wanting to get one of these "phones" for my iphone for quite some time and they're a great way to have conference calls you normally take using headphones.
Switching out your otherwise dull organizing supplies helps as well.
Casual Days
If you can, go a little casual on days. Maybe even a casual Friday where everyone can wear jeans or more comfortable clothing before the weekend appears. Play island music, beach boys or anything to get people out of their every day work funks.
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We've talked about it plenty of times but taking breaks away from your desk and having a space to play games will only help things at the office so this Basketball Hoop might be the perfect summer fun accessory. Give yourself and employees a break and play some "office hoops."
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Tasmanian businessman Dale Elphinstone will become a substantial shareholder in tin and tungsten explorer Venture Minerals after agreeing to invest $6 million in a $17 million equity raising. Mr Elphinstone, who owns the exclusive Tasmanian licence to distribute Caterpillar equipment, will also provide "strategic assistance" with the development of Venture's projects in the state.
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USDA Launches New Rural Tour Site, Ways to Stay Connected
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Today is a very exciting day. We rolled out a new Rural Tour web site to enhance public engagement and share information from the road. There has been such a positive reception to the Rural Tour events, we needed a new way to connect with individuals across the nation beyond the actual events.
That's where new media comes in.
It's much more than sending a tweet or feeding blog content through Facebook. We're interested in sharing information beyond traditonal press releases and finding out what people have to say, as well.
There are a few new features I'm particularly excited about on the Rural Tour site.
- Join the Conversation – Although we'd like to, we can't visit every state and every town. Whether we make it to your town or not, this is the place to make your voice heard.
- What's Working – Beyond Recovery Act reports, there are important stories to tell about what the USDA is doing in communities across the nation. This is the place to a sample of what's happening.
- Stay Connected – We're offering new ways for people to stay up to date with the Department and the tour.
On Flickr, we're starting out with a Rural Tour collection but will soon be adding the best of the best from our expansive photo collection. Soon visitors will find photos of animals, forests, research and everything in between. Our YouTube page is growing, as well. We also have a Facebook fan pagefor people to connect with USDA.
With more than 100,000 employees and 7,000 offices worldwide, there is always something new to see and learn from the Department. Check it out and stay tuned, there will be more to come.
We hope that these tools are useful and you learn something new, lend your voice and stay connected.
Amanda Eamich is Director of New Media (acting) at the U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Czech Republic and Sweden sign Gripen agreement
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On May 16, the Czech Republic and Sweden signed the new JAS 39 Gripen contract. The contract means that the Czech Republic will continue to lease 14 Gripen aircraft until at least 2027.
The contract was signed by the Czech Deputy Minister of Defence for Acquisitions Bohuslav Dvořák and Ulf Hammarström, Director-General of the Swedish Defence and Security Export Agency (FXM). The signing of the contract took place in a Gripen hangar at the Czech airbase in Čáslav. Both Czech Minister of Defence Martin Stropnický and Swedish State Secretary at the Ministry of Defence Carl von der Esch participated in the ceremony.
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It looks as though Gen. Peter Pace, whose term as Joint Chiefs chairman and the president's top military adviser is about to expire, may go out with a bang. While Gen. David Petraeus is expected to back the White House's push for an extended surge, Gen. Pace is likely to call for a major reduction—by almost half—of U.S. forces in Iraq in order to address the long-term needs of an overextended military.
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The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is expected to advise President Bush to reduce the U.S. force in Iraq next year by almost half, potentially creating a rift with top White House officials and other military commanders over the course of the war.
Administration and military officials say Marine Gen. Peter Pace is likely to convey concerns by the Joint Chiefs that keeping well in excess of 100,000 troops in Iraq through 2008 will severely strain the military. This assessment could collide with one being prepared by the U.S. commander in Iraq, Army Gen. David H. Petraeus, calling for the U.S. to maintain higher troop levels for 2008 and beyond.
Asked about the report that Pace favored the troop cut, White House Deputy Press Secretary Gordon Johndroe said today in Crawford, Texas, where Bush is spending several days at his home, that "the president has received no recommendations regarding our future force posture in Iraq."
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I've been asked if we can get some iPads used remotely for accessing the computer which is connected to the IWB. The reasoning is that they want it to allow teachers to move through the class and still have control of the screen at the front. I have been given an iPad to get this working so rather than starting from scratch I assume someone has already done this and can point me in the right direction.
I was asked can we use slashtop software which a teacher has used on their own machine at home. I have suggested that at a very basic level they could use their laptop and link to that using their existing software if this needed to be done quickly, but I would really like to use a better solution. And as I'm the one doing the testing I dont want to purchase lots of different apps to get it to work.
I have used logmein which I know works here, but from reading reviews some of the remote apps provide more lag than others. The idea is to use 5/6 ipads in various rooms so it needs to be a solution which is fairly easy for the user to get to grips with. I had thought I could install the software on the computers required which the user would only run when accessing it for remote control. Then have a basic password for the remote software.
If anyone can provide any advice in what others have done it would be much apreciated. This isn't an urgent thing as they are trialling the ipads to see how much useage they will get, but one of the advatages they want to try is mobility in the classroom.


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St. Michael, Minnesota
For population 25 years and over in St. Michael:
For population 15 years and over in St. Michael city:
435 residents are foreign born (0.6% Europe).
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $2,947 (1.2%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Maple Grove, MN (12.5 miles , pop. 50,365).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Minneapolis, MN (25.7 miles , pop. 382,618).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (379.9 miles , pop. 2,896,016).
Nearest cities: Albertville, MN (1.6 miles ), Hanover, MN (1.7 miles ), Rogers, MN (2.3 miles ), Otsego, MN (2.4 miles ), Greenfield, MN (2.7 miles ), Corcoran, MN (2.9 miles ), Rockford, MN (2.9 miles ), Elk River, MN (3.0 miles ).
Single-family new house construction building permits:
Number of permits per 10,000 residents
Average cost (in $1000s)
Latitude: 45.20 N, Longitude: 93.67 W
Daytime population change due to commuting: -4,946 (-30.4%)
St. Michael, Minnesota accommodation, waste management, arts - Economy and Business DataUnemployment in July 2013:
Unemployment by year (%)
Historical population
Historical housing units
Population change in the 1990s: +3,832 (+72.8%).
Work and jobs in St. Michael: detailed stats about occupations, industries, unemployment, workers, commute
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Based on data reported by over 4,000 weather stations
Tornado activity:
St. Michael-area historical tornado activity is above Minnesota state average. It is 79% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 6/19/1951, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 15.7 miles away from the St. Michael city center killed one person and injured 20 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.
On 5/6/1965, a category F4 tornado 16.4 miles away from the city center killed 3 people and injured 175 people and caused between $5,000,000 and $50,000,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:St. Michael-area historical earthquake activity is significantly below Minnesota state average. It is 100% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 2/9/1994 at 08:45:35, a magnitude 3.1 (3.1 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 66.3 miles away from the city center
Magnitude types: regional Lg-wave magnitude (LG)
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Wright County (13) is near the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 10
Emergencies Declared: 3
Causes of natural disasters: Floods: 6, Floods: 4, Storms: 4, Tornadoes: 3, Blizzard: 1, Drought: 1, Hurricane: 1, Winter Storm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
Birthplace of: Matt Spaeth - Player of football.
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Local government website: www.ci.st-michael.mn.us
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Air Quality Index (AQI)
Carbon Monoxide (CO) [ppm] level in 2008 was 0.488. This is worse than average. Closest monitor was 22.2 miles away from the city center.
Lead (Pb) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 0.00204. This is significantly better than average. Closest monitor was 14.7 miles away from the city center.
Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) [ppb] level in 2008 was 1.05. This is significantly better than average. Closest monitor was 11.8 miles away from the city center.
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) [ppb] level in 2010 was 7.45. This is better than average. Closest monitor was 11.8 miles away from the city center.
Particulate Matter (PM10) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 18.5. This is about average. There were 2 monitors within city limits.
Particulate Matter (PM2.5) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 10.2. This is about average. There were 2 monitors within city limits.
Drinking water stations with addresses in St. Michael and their reported violations in the past:MILLSIDE TAVERN (Address: 12885 - 40th Street NE , Population served: 30, Groundwater):
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Drinking water stations with addresses in St. Michael that have no violations reported:
Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 3.3%
(3.3% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 8.8% for Black residents, 0.0% for Hispanic or Latino residents, 100.0% for American Indian residents, 0.0% for other race residents, 0.0% for two or more races residents)
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42 people in homes for the mentally ill in 2000
8 people in homes for the mentally retarded in 2000
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Religion statistics for St. Michael city (based on Wright County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 62.88%
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Food Environment Statistics:
Number of grocery stores: 15
Number of supercenters and club stores: 1
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 4
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 42
Number of full-service restaurants: 72
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10.00% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($48,248 average adjusted gross income)
0.03% of residents moved from foreign countries ($59 average AGI)
Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
7.41% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($43,516 average adjusted gross income)
0.02% of residents moved to foreign countries ($73 average AGI)
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Fatal road traffic accident statistics for 1975 - 2011 (per 100,000 population)
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National Bridge Inventory (NBI) Statistics
Number of bridges: 2
Total length: 16 meters (52ft)
Total average daily traffic: 90,000
Total average daily truck traffic: 8,660
FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers:2
FCC Registered Microwave Towers:1
FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses:1
Detailed HMDA statistics for the following Tracts: 1008.01 , 1008.02
Detailed PMIC statistics for the following Tracts: 1008.01 , 1008.02
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Total of 283 patent applications in 2008-2014.
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Orangutan Tours
The future of the orangutan rests ultimately with the people of Indonesia and Malaysia. The Foundation encourages the development of environmentally friendly employment and income generating opportunities, to lessen the demands local people make on the forest. Foremost amongst these, is the generation of ecotourism opportunities using responsible partners like Steppes Discovery.
As a joint venture between the Orangutan Foundation and Steppes Discovery, the Foundation offers trips to Tanjung Puting National Park in Borneo, to see orangutans in their natural habitat. These trips offer real insight and privileged access to the work of the Foundation, as well as helping to stimulate non-timber related industries in the locality of the Park.
Orangutan Viewing Guidelines (34Kb)
Before you travel visit www.RIGHT-tourism.org to make sure your trip doesn't support animal suffering.
Steppes Travel Tours
These unique and popular tours go beyond the conventional and immerse participants in the daily lives of wild and ex-captive orangutans. Run in conjunction with Steppes Travel, each tour is lead by an orangutan expert from the Orangutan Foundation and offers real insight and privileged access to the work of the Foundation.
Orangutan Photographic Trip to Borneo
Orangutan Foundation teamed up with Ian Wood to run a photographic tour in Tanjung Puting National Park. The tour is suitable for anyone with a camera and a love of nature.
Glide down gorgeous rivers and visit orangutan feeding sites and the famous Camp Leakey research centre...see monkeys and birds in their natural habitat and capture on film the memories that can last forever".
Orangutan Foundation Volunteer Programme
2014 Programme runs from August 4th – September 8th, at a cost of £850.
2015 dates likely to be six weeks in duration, starting in August. Please contact us at the office if interested.
Exact dates likely to be announced January 2015 - anyone can apply!
Getting To Tanjung Puting National Park Yourself
We are currently updating our guide for independent travellers visiting Tanjung Puting National Park.
You can also buy the essential travel companion for the Tanjung Puting National Park visitor at our online shop for £7.50.


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