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Great location great staff they are always helping us figure out where to go we extended our stayGenuine Expedia guest review
"Small room but surprisingly clean and comfortable!"
Front desk was surprisingly thorough regarding explanation of hotel facility details. Only lacking was local general transportation locations (Helped an American family there find Minami-Senju/Hibiya Line station down the street :) Room is very small by Western standards, but sufficient for single and/or backpackers. (I believe there are larger accommodations […] available for families.) Bed was firm, nice down comforter, Pillow was unique/nice!, AC, TV. Public bathrooms are modern and very, very clean. Seat toilets have wash ability. Several showers with one having compact bath (which I took advantage of!). Public facilities near front desk are spacious, 2 contemporary apple PC's for free internet access. Well organized public kitchen with some free amenities and a beer machine if you want a cold one! Didn't get to use the laundry room but would be surprised if it weren't same caliber. I had a sixth floor room affording me a very nice and pleasant view of the local city from the window/small balcony. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"simple, nice, safe, great bargain!"
I stayed on the women-only floor. It was clean and safe. Room was tiny and very no frills, but ac worked well. The front desk staff was English speaking and top rate, quite exceptional. The kitchen and dining space in the lobby gives you a place to eat meals. There's tea and coffee for free. A nice place to stay near train station and temple. Fun to […] walk around neighborhood. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Staff, Pretty Great Overall"
Room was a little on the small side, even by Tokyo standards, but functional. My partner felt like the beds were a little hard, but I think it was comparable to the other beds we slept on in Japan. Showers were nice. Shampoo + Body Wash included, and a towel is provided. There's a reasonably priced coin-op laundry on the first floor, and the staff will […] sell you a scoop of detergent. Location is pretty good; about a ten minute walk south of the Minamisenju Station (which is just a stop or two from the big and central Ueno station). WiFi worked great; felt quite fast. Not really a big deal, but despite calling itself a hotel this place totally feels like a hostel. Air Conditioning worked well. I also had an excellent experience with the staff. Without going too much in to the backstory, I know only a tiny bit of Japanese, but needed to communicate with the staff of a different hotel about some reservation changes. The (english and japanese speaking) woman at the Palace Japan Hotel was willing to play translator for me, going beyond what I would expect from someone in her position, and thanks entirely to her help, we were able to make the necessary changes. For this reason alone I would recommend the place. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Good economical hotel with good train access"
Clean, efficient hotel with all the basics. It's in a real down-to-earth shitamachi in the midst of an aggressive gentrification. The neighborhood used to have a large execution ground as well as red light district from 18th and 19th century. There used to be a lot more homeless people in the area, but the aging population along with the gentrification […] is making them less visible for better or worse. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice little hotel"
This hotel is located in Minamisenju area. This area is quite little place north of Asakusa. At night you can see the lighted up Tokyo Skytree. 5 minutes from the Minamisenju station, which provide JR, Tokyo Metro, and the TX line. So as for transportation goes, its very convenient once you know how to navigate through the complicated railway system. […] Convenient stores and supermarket is just across the street, small resturants are everywhere. Even the chained stores are located near the Minamisenju station. I booked a single room for 5 nights. The whole floor share a bathroom with three showers, and one stand alone female toilet. Overall the room Is clean, but might need to touch up some paint on the wall. The closet Is not filthy, but its a bit dusty. While the bed remains comfy, one thing I have to point out is that the pillow is not too good. Its filled with plastic bead-like material. A mini fridge is included in the room, so you can store food or drinks. This place has English speaking staff and its very nice for its value. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great Checkpoint"
Efficientb is within 10 minutes walking distance of the train station which is a great help when traveling throughout Tokyo it is also not very far from the airport the room we stayed in was very small and Efficient great for stopping showering and catching a break but nothing above average as far as amenities goGenuine Expedia guest review
I will come here again Very cleaning I like itGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Provides Basics in a Superlative Way"
immaculately clean, quiet, comfortable in a no frills way - inspired feeling of being at home away from homeGenuine Expedia guest review
"I hate titles"
The room was as advertised- small and with a separate, shared bathroom. That wasn't a surprise. It was functional and cheap. The walk to the train station was about 5-10 mins, so not too bad. My room did smell a little bit... maybe like a (wet) dog or cat or something.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Amazing bang for your buck!!!"
I wasn't expecting much from Japan or this hotel. I was pleasantly surprised by much great Japan was. This hotel is in a GREAT LOCATION, super friendly & helpful staff! Place is immaculate they have though of everything literally just being yourself and your bag!!! I've already recommended it to friends who have booked!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"spring break"
We are are florida and made the long trip to japan if your looking for a place to sleep with. Clean rooms and showers this is your place. Everyone here speaks English. .. the only bad things it was 40 mins away from the party city and the pillows were kinda small or had like beans in them... but it was a great value stayed there with 4 males and we […] had no problem... 7/11 right down the road If you need anything. Free shampoo body wash, tooth brush toothpaste Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"good for budget room, location is OK"
room quite small for family, shared bathrooms are quite good and clean but very cold in winter, should have some heater. Location is not close to anywhere but not too far from train station and asakusa area. kitchen is not really clean but fine. Reception was very nice and helpful. Free wifi.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"First time visiting Japan and great hotel"
Very satisfied! I'm first time visitor! I like this hotel ALL. convenient location, clean and neat room, very great price. Will stay this hotel when I visit Japan/Tokyo second time in near future... SOON!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent Cheap Option"
two-person bunk bed room was convenient and well-priced. TVs were available for each bed, and there was plenty of closet space (although the room itself is closed quarters). Shared bathroom is VERY CLEAN. individual shower units ensure privacy. Worth it if on a budget, especially in such an expensive country as Japan.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great hotel for solo travellers"
only complaint was that the room smelt of stale cigarettes.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Okay for a few nights"
I only stayed there for one night, but it was very clean and the bathroom/showers were literally a step away from my room. It was a tiny room, but at the same time very clean and comfortable. I would stay there again.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Very good for hostel prices!"
For a Hostel price you get amenities like TV and a minibar. It's really well locales and maybe you share bathroom and restroom but is not that big a deal.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Close to Metro stop, Sensoji Temple and Sky Tree"
It is a nice, clean little hotel. Provides eating and cooking facilities. Also two computers in the dining area. The rooms are small, but we did not spend much time in them except to sleep and recharge for the next day. Quiet and comfortable. The ladies at the front desk, Ko and Keiko, were very helpful with everything. We would definitely stay here […] again. Air conditioning was very good, with new units just installed. Inexpensive places to dine and grocery shop nearby. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Can't be beat for the price"
Hotel was new and clean. I believe the majority of rooms use the communal bathrooms, which were always clean and effective. The showers in particular were very good. I had a single room for a week. It was small, but had a nice sized locker for my large backpack. The small TV didn't really have English programming, but it was present. As was a small […] refrigerator. The climate control was also new and effective. They don't clean your room during the stay (you might be able to ask, but I didn't) and the towels are small/ unchanged during the stay as well. The other shared areas are OK, the multiple paid laundry machines and free computers are a big plus, as is the free wi-fi. They have a small kitchen with free tea and coffee, as well as appliances so you can cook. The neighborhood is very utilitarian, with almost nothing to see within walking distance. However the Minami Senju station is a short walk away and has several lines and is a short ride away from even more connections and sights. Overall, for the price I think it's a pretty good deal, and a good choice for an extremely budget hotel in Tokyo. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"great hotel for business travelers , back .packers"
Over all like the free WiFi small rooms , but that's Tokyo, very clean and friendly staff also very helpful, would come back there again ,Genuine Expedia guest review
"Helpful staff near a convenient train station"
The small rooms are easily redeemed by the cost and location of this hotel. The single room rate is the cheapest in Tokyo aside from capsules and shared hostel rooms that I could find. It was very clean and the restrooms had roomy showers and the high-tech "washlet" toilets Japan is famous for. My room featured a bunk bed with a tv and lamp installed […] for each individual bed, as well as a small refrigerator, table, stool, and trash can. It is a short walk from the Minami-Senju train station, only two stops from the Yamanote line. It is also very close to the brand-new Sky Tree tower in Tokyo. The staff were very kind and helpful. There is a kitchen, vending machines, tables, and two computers with Internet on the 1st floor. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Pleadant place"
Friendly staff. Depends on the day when an English speaking staff will be at the front desk. Rooms are clean and pretty comfortable--just remember this isn't a place you lounge. It's a nice place to return to after a 10 hour day of wandering and sightseeing.Genuine Expedia guest review
"close metro and train station"
Easy excess to Metro and busGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very good value for money hotel in Tokyo"
Very good value for money hotel in TokyoGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"You pay what you get"
Pro: - very polite counter staff - toilet, shower area, and dressing/sink area is very clean with high technology - good hot shower with soap, shampoo and conditional in the showering area. - dressing area (shared female and male) have shared hair dryer, hair straighten and pumped soap provided. - good air-con (for cold and hot) in the room - vending […] machine at level 1, at the smoking area. - water dispenser provided: free water - washing machine and dryer provided. - strong wifi in room - shared computer (2 sets) provided at level 1 - towel, face towel and toothbrush provided. - small fridge and TV in the room. - there were hangers to hang clothes and a locker to store belongs in the room. Con: - old kind of spring bed so not as comfortable but I managed to sleep well. - not sure if this is a con: the pillow is a tradition kind with hard beads inside. I did not use as I have my own pillow. - dont expect the bed sheet to be white - there is a old woody smell in the locker but it does not goes into the room. Therefore, I do not hang clothes in the cupboard. - the size of the room barely allows me to open my luggage The main shopping area takes about 30 minutes train ride and need 2 transfer of train (to shinjuku station). Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Very convienient place to move around tokyoGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Air conditioned rooms with refurbished bathrooms"
This was better than I expected - this hotel had friendly staff that spoke quite good English, with nice bathrooms (shared for the room I was in)m easy access to towels and laundry facilities.Genuine Expedia guest review
"If ure looking for great service this is your bet"
The only nice thing about this is the staff service + clean common bathrooms. The room was the most important one and it had a very weird smell. Asked the staff to transfer me but it was still the same.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good budget hotel"
This hotel is all in all good for the price. The hotel is fairly close to the subway station. There is a Denny's nearby for breakfest.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good value"
Good value for the price, six minutes' walk from the subway and JR station, quiet and comfortable stay.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Would absolutely stay again."
This was a really nice place to stay. We had come from staying in hostels in Hong Kong & Singapore and this was better than both, while similar price. We stayed in a family room (2 sets of bunks) for 3 nights and 2 double rooms for one night. After 2 nights, we left and went to Kyoto, and the hostel was happy to old our luggage for us for the night […] (we didn't want to take it all with us). We then returned there for another 2 nights. On the last day, we checked out, but our flight wasn't until late, so the hostel again was happy to hold our luggage. Its only a 10 minute walk (max) to the train station (Tokyo metro and JR Minami Senju). We walked it at 10.30pm at night with all our luggage, and it wasn't far and we felt perfectly safe. Follow the instructions given on the hostel website, they are accurate & easy to follow. Once you are on the main road, just keep going straight, you cross about 3 intersections. There is a 7-Eleven on the right hand side, the hostel is on the left after about 100 metres. All bathrooms and toilets are clean. We never had any concerns in our 2 teenage children going to the toilet or showers at any time of the night. The ladies on the front desk are extremely helpful, and happy to answer any questions. Your room key is also the key to the back door, so you can come and go as you please. Reception closes at 11pm, but I emailed them to let them know our flight didn't arrive until late, so they stayed open for us. Will definitely stay here again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Will definitely stay here again."
This was a really nice place to stay. We had come from staying in hostels in Hong Kong & Singapore and this was better than both, while similar price. We stayed in a family room (2 sets of bunks) for 3 nights and 2 double rooms for one night. After 2 nights, we left and went to Kyoto, and the hostel was happy to old our luggage for us for the night […] (we didn't want to take it all with us). We then returned there for another 2 nights. On the last day, we checked out, but our flight wasn't until late, so the hostel again was happy to hold our luggage. Its only a 10 minute walk (max) to the train station (Tokyo metro and JR Minami Senju). We walked it at 10.30pm at night with all our luggage, and it wasn't far and we felt perfectly safe. Follow the instructions given on the hostel website, they are accurate & easy to follow. Once you are on the main road, just keep going straight, you cross about 3 intersections. There is a 7-Eleven on the right hand side, the hostel is on the left after about 100 metres. All bathrooms and toilets are clean. We never had any concerns in our 2 teenage children going to the toilet or showers at any time of the night. The ladies on the front desk are extremely helpful, and happy to answer any questions. Your room key is also the key to the back door, so you can come and go as you please. Reception closes at 11pm, but I emailed them to let them know our flight didn't arrive until late, so they stayed open for us. Will definitely stay here again. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Cheap but Awesome"
one of the cheapest options, yet comfortable. friendly staffs. down side is location and lobby is not opened 24h. reception closes at 1130pm. late arrival flights will have problem reaching the hotel in time.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"far from station"
Abit far from the station, room is too tiny & if you have big luggage, you won't have space to walk in the room.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Awesome place to stay for everyone!"
This hotel is about a 7 minute walk from Minami-senju station after exiting from the south exit. The path en-route is rough so be sure your luggage wheels are oiled! Bright red bikes for rent, 3 vending machines and wooden tables and chairs mark where the entrance is just ahead. Upon entering, you're greeted and promptly asked if you'll be staying today. […] The receptionist explains their services available and I must recommend checking out the view of Tokyo Skytree from the 7th floor at night. The single rooms are just the right size but you might find a bit of a squeeze in the bunk bed rooms. The hotel is equipped with 4 washing machines (200 yen) and dryers (100 yen) if you wish to do laundry. Bring hangers if you do! The kitchen area is shared by everyone, appropriately supplied with condiments, coffee, tea, utensils etc. 2 Macs are available for use free of charge! 7-11 and Lawsons are nearby if you feel hungry at night. Make sure to get there before 0000hrs or you'll find yourself standing outside a locked front door with no way to check-in. The key you get upon check in allows access to the back door after 0000hrs. Every floor has a common toilet and 3 shower rooms (with doors of course) and one for females if you aren't comfortable with using the common. Wi-Fi is available throughout the building F.O.C. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Cheap hostel, one of few in Tokyo"
The hotel is made as a hostel. The rooms are tiny but the price is cheap so no complaints. Pillows were a little strange with some sort of stones in them so had to use a towel and jumper over it. Lady at the front desk speaks perfect english which was helpful. There are a few convenience stores around and a supermarket and you can easily get to wherever […] you need to in Tokyo. Free wifi in rooms. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Good place to stop to visit Tokyo"
From the time we checked in til the time we checked out with kitty the staff were all courteous and helpful. We were located on the 5th floor directly across from the bathroom facility's which worried me at first but it was quiet. The bathroom was spotless as were the showers which provided shampoo, rinse and shower wash. The room was very small and […] consisted of a set of bunk-beds, small glass table with a MINI fridge under it. Manageable (just) for 2. We didn't spend a lot of time in there so it wasn't a big deal. The price was right and we stayed in under budget for Tokyo. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Amazing friendly hotel"
Excellent hotel, really friendly staff and round the corner from hibiya subway line so easy access to all the sites of tokyo. Also right around the corner from the second tallest building in the world the tokyo skytree. One problem I did have was the pillows weren't very comfortable as they were full of beads but this is nothing in a very good experience. I […] highly recommend this hotel. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel, not a great neighborhood"
Hotel service, staff, cleanliness etc as excellent. Price was great, but the neighbourhood was full of homeless people and not a great place to walk around after dark. If you travel with kids, you may be better off staying nearer Asakusa station for a similar price...Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good hotel, but a little out of the way for most."
The hotel was very good, the staff were very friendly. The only issue I had with my stay was the difficulty in getting to places of interest. The buses from this area to the center of Tokyo are infrequent, but inexpensive. If you want to visit the Sky Tree or Sensoji Temple, you are better off walking than waiting for a bus. Other than the location, […] the hotel was excellent. if I were to visit Tokyo again, I would likely stay at this hotel, as I have now seen much of the city center, and so would explore the outer reaches of Tokyo, which are closer to this hotel. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Small room but pleasant stay"
The web says 5min walk from minami-senju station, but it would probably take 10min, or 15min if you are having your luggage with you. Its pretty near asakusa area, I walked to senso-ji from the hotel when I was there. The room was really small, just enough for a single person. Couple or family sharing one room might find it too cramped. I didn't had […] any walking space once I placed my luggage flat on the floor and the door would sometimes bump into my luggage when I am going in and out of the room. But for the price paid, the room and facilities were pretty good. There is hot and cold water and a microwave on the 1st floor. The bathrooms were really clean. Some miscommunication occurred between Expedia and the hotel. I was told by the hotel staff that Expedia didn't inform them about my request for the ladies floor, so I ended up staying on the 7th floor which was kinda inconvenient as the toilet on the 7th floor was for male, so I had to use the toilet on the 8th floor. Not sure if the showers on the 7th are only for male as well or its mixed, but I went up to 8th floor for shower and toilet and everything else throughout my stay. And I was staying in the room beside the smoking area(the stairs area), the smell keep coming into my room whenever someone is smoking out there. Apart from the two points mentioned above, everything was quite pleasant. The staff I met was able to speak fluent English and even offered me a map of the area. (: Overall a pleasant stay~ Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Cosy and clean, in a quiet neighbourhood"
Though Palace Japan is located a little further away from downtown Tokyo, the nearest subway station is on the Hibiya line that lets you access major stations conveniently e.g. Ueno, Ginza, etc. The hotel is a 10-minute walk from Minami-senju station which is alright if the weather is fine but may be a challenge if the weather was typhooning like it […] was when we were there due to the strong rain/winds and having to cross an overhead bridge! However, there are many eateries located conveniently in the vicinity as the hotel is in a mainly residential neighbourhood, and right across the road there is a 24-hour supermarket with a little stand outside that sells yakitori grilled on the spot. Other than that, we were pleased with the cleanliness and facilities provided. Our room was a little small (but that is to be expected in Tokyo) but cosy. Guests are provided with towels and toothbrushes. The staff were also helpful in giving us directions and information about the area. (Do bear in mind that only 1 or 2 staff are able to speak English though.) My friend ordered something online and had it delivered to the hotel and the staff helped us to receive the parcel while we were out. Overall, I would stay here again if I ever travel to Tokyo again. Thumbs up! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"A great time in Tokyo"
I really enjoyed staying at the Palace japan hotel and my time in Tokyo. The hotel is convenient for the city centre via Metro, but far enough out side of the hussle and bustle to allow you to chill out. A really good supermarket is close to the metro station, where really nice Japanese food is available at a reasonable price. The rooms were clean and […] bright and confortable. The hotel receptionist Keiko was a lovely lady, who was very helpful and gave some good tips for places to go in Tokyo. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good cheap option for Tokyo"
Palace Japan is a bit off the tourist trail in Tokyo but is only 5 minutes walk from the nearest metro station. Staff are friendly, rooms are small but fine if all you plan to do is sleep there, and the only gripe would be that the communal toilet/shower areas were quite cold due to the windows being kept open all the time. Overall though, a very good […] deal for Tokyo. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good value for the money"
Good information about the place on arrival, clean, good rooms and bathrooms. Helpful and friendly staff, even though not all of them spoke English. Computer with internett access at no-cost in the "kitchen" and I was also able to connect up in my room some times.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great place to stay!"
It was such a pleasant and comfortable stay. The staff were very helpful and lovely too.Genuine Expedia guest review
"QD Canada"
Palace Japan Hotel is typical of 'business hotels' for Japanese salary men and western backpackers. The room is small, and comes with 2 bunk beds, each with its own TV. Bathroom facilities are shared among travellers staying on the same floor; they are clean and well maintained. The hotel is located in the Asakusa area of Tokyo, and within 20-minute […] walking distance of the Tokyo Sky Tree. It is also in proximity to Senso-ji Temple. It takes about 10 minutes walking from the hotel to Minami-senju stations (both JR and Private); from there, it is a 3-stop on the JR Joban Line to JR Ueno Station where travellers can access different areas of Tokyo via the JR Yamanote Line, as well as different cities/regions of Japan via the JR Shinkansen services. The front desk staff was very helpful and courteous. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Excellent value for money"
Palace hotel Japan exceeded my expectations. I got the room quite cheap and I knew it was a single room with shared bathroom. However the bathroom was big and conveniently located so this was not an issue. The room was small but it was good enough for my needs (solo traveller). The staff are really nice and speak good English. The hotel was very modern […] in terms of its decor. It is 2 stops away from the yamanote line which was convenient for exploring and it is all covered by the rail pass. It's a 20 min walk to asakusa which has a lot going on, but immediately around the hotel there are not that many restaurants, although there is a supermarket. Overall a really good place if you just want somewhere simple and good value especially if you're alone. I would recommend to a friend! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Friendly, comfy, clean. Great for budget travel"
It's a budget hotel located very close to the Minami-Senju station on the Hibiya line of the metro and the JR rail services so transportation is excellent. Food is available from a 7-11 over the road and a supermarket round the corner The room itself is clean, small and functional with a bed, desk, wardrobe, TV and air conditioning, with enough room […] for luggage. I took a rucksack and there was ample room. If you took more than one suitcase however, you might struggle. The bathrooms are shared between a floor and are clean and well maintained. I never had to wait to use a sink, toilet or shower. Downstairs there are two computers, a TV and free unlimited hot drinks. Wi-fi is present throughout the hotel and the connection is good. My only issue is that there is marked difference in the proficiency of English between members of staff there; some speak fluent English, some a few words. That's not really a fault of the hotel, mostly ignorance on my part, but it can be difficult to arrange things like a late check out due to a lack of communication. However this is easily rectified with a phrase book or Google translate. I would easily recommend this hotel to others because it's clean, well maintained and provides exactly what you want from a budget hotel (presuming that you will be spending most of your time in Tokyo); it's somewhere comfortable to sleep, and it's got the best transport links . If I were heading back to Tokyo, I would be happy to stay here again. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
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Mar 6th 2015 7:30 pm by WDKX
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Feb 8th 2015 1:00 pm by WDKX
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Jan 24th 2015 7:00 pm by WDKX
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Jan 23rd 2015 7:00 pm by WDKX
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Great friendly, casual place for lunch after a Sunday morning ride. Best BBQ around. Not a fancy place but great food. Love their BBQ sauce.
Great friendly, casual place for lunch after a Sunday morning ride. Best BBQ around. Not a fancy place but great food. Love their BBQ sauce.
Delicious food - excellent selection of meat, overall a great place! Best BBQ in Fulshear - hands down!
Small town grocery store carries the basic necessities. The meat market has a fresh supply of good looking meats, sausages, and jerky at fair market prices. And then there's the restaurant portion of the store... About 16 tables (a mix of booths and red-and-white check tablecloth covered picnic tables) are filled with local regulars and visitors alike. During our visit,... More
lOVE THIS PLACE. The brisket sandwiches are excellent. The best Texas BBQ anywhere. Nothing fancy about this in store deli type restaurant. Grab your sandwich which is served to you in a brown paper sack, find a spot at the picnic table sit down and savor every bite.. Dozier's is the real deal BARBEQUE PLACE ....I ALWAYS make it in... More
I have been buying my BBQ from Dozier's for years. They have the best ribs in the Houston area. Although it is a drive from Houston, it is worth it. Also, if you like to hunt deer, they process the meat better than anyone else in the area.
We visited the BBQ joint for lunch and loved the turkey BBQ sandwich and ice tea. It's a simple, no-nonsense country place that serves staples like turkey and beef BBQ sandwiches, homemade pie, ice tea and corn. I enjoyed fixing my sandwich up with onions, relish, lettuce and pickled jalapeños from the self-serve bar. A glass of ice tea went... More
YUMMY food! Been here for years and is definitely a place to add to your dining choices in the Fulshear area. Service is quick. Prices are very reasonable.Portions are good sized. Many choices and side to select from as well as groceries and special unique items not found at regular grocer's. Try it and you will always go back for... More
Been eating BBQ there for years. They also sell great smoked bacon and other meats. The brisket is so tender!!!
Dozier's has been the place to go for Bar B Q and groceries for decades in Fulshear. Good Bar B Q for good prices and the standard groceries you need on the run. Open every day now and they deserve to stay open a lot longer as Fulshear grows bigger and busier.
Dozier's is a place that has been around forever, unlike places in Houston. The menu is simple...its BBQ. Pick your meat, your sides and eat. Sauce is not my favorite but it works. Go, eat and enjoy. Not open for late dinners, go at lunch or late afternoon.
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Bryant's trial began, six months to the day after his voyage into Cuban waters, with typical Ellis Rubin flourish. "May it please the court," the lawyer commenced. "Ladies and gentlemen, this case started 34 years ago this week, when a man calling himself Robin Hood came down from the mountains in Cuba and declared himself the new leader of their society."
Federal prosecutors Julia Paylor and Andrew Oosterbaan, who had filed a pretrial motion to curb such rhetoric, quickly objected and Rubin acceded. But the defense lawyer continued to hammer at the case's supposed broader motives, at one point blithely asserting that the indictment A which was in fact sought by a Republican administration A had to be political, because it was unsealed the day after the presidential election.
The tack was hardly unprecedented. A staunch foe of communism, Rubin served during the Fifties as assistant attorney general of Florida in charge of anti-subversive activities. Not only is he Comandos L's general counsel, but for years he has represented members of Miami's anti-Castro fringe, becoming the lawyer of first resort for many embattled exiles.
This popularity, in fact, nearly got Rubin disqualified as Bryant's counsel. Back in early November, prosecutors issued a grand jury subpoena for Alejandro Perez, one of Bryant's shipmates. When they learned Perez subsequently had called Rubin for legal advice, prosecutors insisted a conflict-of-interest hearing be held, since both Bryant and Perez A a potential witness at Bryant's trial A identified Rubin as their attorney. Four days after the November 12 hearing, U.S. Magistrate Ann Vitunac issued a scathing Order to Disqualify, in which she suggested that Rubin had violated the Florida Bar's Rules of Professional Conduct.
Federal Judge James Lawrence King later allowed Rubin to re-enter the case, after Rubin filed a lengthy brief emphasizing Bryant's constitutional right to choose his own counsel. (Perez invoked the Fifth Amendment and was never called as a witness.)
King's ruling was one of several that pleased the defense. Earlier the judge had freed Bryant from jail for an afternoon so the defendant could pay a well-publicized deathbed visit to his ailing mentor, Tony Cuesta. Cuesta died two days later. In early December, King released Bryant altogether, voiding a $15,000 bond. Then he granted a defense motion to move the trial from Key West to Miami, Bryant's home base. (King argued that wintertime hotel rooms for the jurors, witnesses, and officers of the court would be just too expensive on the chic island.)
Still, prosecutors were confident as the trial opened on January 4. Their key witness was U.S. Customs agent Leo Sandoval, who had interviewed Bryant two weeks after the mission. According to Sandoval's handwritten notes, "Bryant said that the weapons did not belong to him, however, they were given to him for use on this trip. He was told that they were legal and took them in the event he would have to defend himself." The prosecution also showed the jury a videotape, taken by one of Bryant's crew members at the outset of the journey, that showed Bryant holding a shotgun and staring regally into the horizon.
In his opening statement, Rubin claimed that Eugenio Llamera, another commando, placed the weapons onboard without telling Bryant. He assured jurors that his defendant only learned of the guns on the high seas, outside the twelve-mile limit that marks United States territory. Bryant's supposed "confession" to Sandoval, Rubin explained, was nothing more than a noble attempt to protect his friend Llamera.
On the second day the prosecution rested, and Rubin entered a motion requesting the judge issue an acquittal, rather than sending the case to the jury. King allowed the case to go forward, promising to rule on Rubin's motion after hearing the defense. But he also said he remained unconvinced that Bryant had "knowingly possessed" guns in U.S. waters.
The sole defense witness then entered the courtroom. A compact man, outfitted in a brown suit and brown suede shoes, Tony Bryant spoke so faintly that Rubin had to prod him to speak up. Asked about his various Comandos L activities, Bryant told jurors he hoped "to send a message of hope to the Cuban people, asking them to remember they are not forgotten." Shoulders hunched in a posture of humility, he recalled how he and his departed friend Tony Cuesta had lectured all around the nation "on the necessity of blacks and whites to work together." In sum, Bryant came off about as menacing as Mary Poppins.
During cross-examination the next day, the defendant insisted that Cuesta A not Llamera A had supplied the guns and informed him by radio that the weapons were onboard. Bryant said he had no idea he was committing a crime. "If I had," he reasoned, "I would have thrown the guns overboard" before the Coast Guard arrived.
The judge concurred. As the defense rested, King stunned courtroom observers by granting Rubin's motion for an acquittal. In a long, rambling explanation King emphasized that Bryant had not behaved like a criminal. "The legal issue," he concluded, "is whether or not there has been any proof of knowing possession. I find that there is none."


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Posted by Huw,This week's minifig gallery is post-Classic Space, featuring all minifigs from regular LEGO Space sets from 1987 to 1998.
I don't have any classic space minifigs, at least not in mint condition, which is why I haven't included them. I will add Space Police 3 once I have all the figs, but I won't be adding the 'our solar system' themes like Life on Mars and Mars Mission or the Space Skulls/Star Justice which featured stickered torsoes and didn't appeal to me.
Update: The next gallery is ready and I'll be uploading it tomorrow. It's one of my favourite themes of recent years. Check back tomorrow to find out what it is!
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Make sure to add the new Alien Conquest theme when it's released huw.
Great Job! (Again!) We're just getting closer to the Star Wars theme! Do you have all the minifigs, Huw?
^ I have all from 1999 to the colour change in 2004, except Boba Fett from Cloud City, and I have all from 2008 onwards. I probably have 3/4 of those from 2004-2007 as well. However I'm involved in another project which makes adding the images here until that's completed slightly complicated. More will be revealed later in the year...
Just one thing- under Ice Planet, you have one figure listed as Blonde guy. I came accross Blonde in the dictionary last year and it had two spellings: Blonde is female, and Blond is male. Therefore, he should be Blond Guy with not e.
I only own one of these figures, the first of the green insectoides. I hadn't added that set to my collection, but now I have. Thanks Huw.
Great job! Btw: Why won't you add the Life On Mars, Mars Mission and Space Skulls/Star Justice themes in this gallery?
Great work! Really nice seeing some of my favorite guys in such detail. Sure brings back a ton of memories!
Since you seem kind of drawn back by the stickered torsos, just to let you know a couple of the racers sets a long time ago had them too.
Great galleries! I own 2 M-tron guys, a B-tron guy, a Space Police 2 guy, 2 Ice Planet guys, Spyrius, Droid, and a UFO dude. They were some of the first minifigures I ever got, so thank you for bringing back the memories!
I like your collection. It is very interesting. The only lego space set I own would be Mars Mission set Crystl Digger. It wasn't a very big set although it does give some exelent parts for a spaceship. It is really said though that Mars Mission ended. One of my freinds was teriffied when I gave him the news. For him it was the loss of his life. He nearly owned all of the sets exept a few of the smaller ones. If anyone would like to talk to me look me up at lego.com on the messageboards. My charecter name, captains1117.
> Why won't you add the Life On Mars, Mars Mission and Space Skulls/Star Justice themes in this gallery
Mainly because I don't have all the figs and have no intention of getting them.
Thanks a lot!!! Space is my favourite theme. And now I'm working on the article about Lego Space at our local Russian forum, so these excellent new images are very useful for it.
I was lucky enough to get a lot of the classic space figs from garage sales/thrift stores. Good luck finding ones to add to the gallery!
Very good pictures! Now we will wait fot The Classic Space minifigrues before 1986, and the new ones. (Life On Mars, Mars Mission, Space Police III) :)
Awesome Job!! Love it!
Awesome! I really like the Blacktron 1 and the Futuron.
I'm not sure I understand why Mars Mission is being excluded. They're definitely "regular LEGO Space" sets! The figs have classic space logos on them! Now Life on Mars and Space Skulls/Star Justice I can understand ;-).
Cool. Its so old!!! :) Thank you.
Next, can you do Star Wars or Castle 2007 (include the giant trolls).
Oh, and please do Mars Mission and Space Police 2009.
> Why won't you add the Life On Mars, Mars Mission and Space Skulls/Star Justice themes in this gallery
Mainly because I don't have all the figs and have no intention of getting them.
Wonderful Work Huw. I never got into the Space theme as I never was too interested with it. What ever happened to the Western gallery by the way?
Sigh. This was during my dark years ... I don't have any those cool minifigs. Thanks for the great gallery!
Thanks for the great work & gallery!
The next one is Exo-Force isn't it? I honestly hated the theme. . . no offense!
Good guess but you'll have to wait and see :-)
Huw, let me have a dig around and I'll see if I can sort out the missing figs to lend you. An incomplete Space gallery makes me sad...
This gallery is great to see, especially after I just recently hunted down and rebuilt all of my Classic Space, Post-Classic Space, Blacktron I, Space Police I, and M-Tron minifigures. You're quite lucky to have so many in such excellent condition. Most of mine are showing some wear on their torso prints. Overall, I probably have all of those with just a few exceptions in the Explorians and Insectoids themes.
This post made me sad. Why did you call Space Skulls/Star Justice atrocious? Granted, I'm not much of a fan of Space Skulls; it is a little too fantastical for my taste, but Star Justice was a neat little set. Sure they had sticker torsos, but that was not a first for LEGO. Moreover, it was a compromise. From an interview with Chris Giddens:
"Printing parts is expensive. If you print a part that's going only in one line of sets, you can't spread that cost out because of it's limited production. We hope the space sets sell a buhjillion copies… but factory sets usually are limited runs. We had the choice of either blank torsos or do stickers. Stickers were the best option. We talked to LEGO about these issues and they agreed that stickers were the way to go. We would use stickers IF: A) we could make them B) They would be on transparent film so they could be used in other applications other than our sets C) we get enough color to make them look cool and D) they would be a part available somehow on LDD or factory so kids who can't afford our set can still get in on the action by building a small LDD ship and adding stickers. LEGO talked internally about this for a while and made it happen."
Full interview: http://www.brothers-brick.com/2008/03/10/brothers-brickcom-interviews-chris-giddens-and-mark-sandlin/
@Legoloverman, that would be great, thanks!
@Brickmatic, maybe I was bit harsh, but they didn't appeal to me.
Hypothetically speaking, if someone were to take high-quality pictures of LEGOLAND Space, Life on Mars, Star Justice, Space Skulls, and Mars Mission minifigs, would you be willing to add them to this gallery?
Looking at the original Space gallery that used images from BrickLink, I can see that even from the themes included, there are a few variations that are missing. For example, a couple oddball Futuron guys from Dacta. Will you be adding these to the gallery (most of them can easily be recreated using the Minifigs already in this gallery, so even if you don't have the originals, you could easily recreate them).
Also, if you want to identify the named Minifigs...
- Ice Planet Chief is named "Commander Cold"
- Explorien Astronaut 2 is named "Nova Hunter" (based upon LEGO Mania Magazine)
- Explorien Chief is named "Nova Hunter" (based upon LEGO Racers)
- Explorien Droid is named "Ann Droid"
- RoboForce Yellow is named "Chip Nebula"
- U.F.O. Alien 2 is named "Alpha Draconis" (LEGO Mania Magazine) / "Alpha Dragonis" (LEGO Racers)
- U.F.O. Droid 2 is named "Andy Droid"
- Insectoids Female is named "Gypsy Moth"
Most of these cite either LEGO Mania Magazine or LEGO Racers. The only disputed ones are Nova Hunter (which is applied to two different characters) and Draconis/Dragonis (with different spellings), but I'd probably follow the LEGO Mania's versions because they came first.
I'm going to take a wild guess that the next gallery will be Fantasy Era Castle.
I think the next one you should do is vikings, I LOVE vikings. OR, how about doing studios? You now what, I DARE YOU to do CITY! OMGOSH, I said it!oh yay......
i have classic space and some of the later themes
> Hypothetically speaking, if someone were to take high-quality pictures of LEGOLAND Space, Life on Mars, Star Justice, Space Skulls, and Mars Mission minifigs, would you be willing to add them to this gallery?
Yes, definitely.
I wonder what the next theme is... Honestly I have no idea... It's coming out today! Yay!
@Huw. You are aware of the fact that some of the earliset versions of classic space had stickered torsoes? I have 1 white and 2 red with stickers.
Uh, Huw, there are also the Space brick-built droids! Will you be doing them?
@Huw, Wow, you changed the text of the post! That was very nice of you to do. I mean, in addition to all the nice things you already do like post galleries of minifigs in the first place.
I see you're open to the idea of including pictures of minifigs taken by others. Your goal with this collection was a standardized look, so perhaps you might be able to put together a description of your process for taking photos? That way, others can follow the steps you take and get the same look as your photos. I would definitely enjoy taking photos for any of these minifig galleries. Just a thought.
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text: Doujinshi Scans - Misc. SeriesHere's a list of doujinshi scans I have for other series beside Layton and Yu-Gi-Oh. If you can't view a page (i.e. the page gives as "you do not have permission to view this" page when you click the link) it just means that the doujinshi contains mature content so had to be marked as unsafe for minors. If you want to see any of the mature doujinshi send me a note either here or on LJ and I'll give you the links.Ace Attorneyhttp://sam-cc.livejournal.com/231385.htmlTitle: Hinnei, Circle: Ame ni Utaeba, Pairings/Characters: Klavier x Apollo, All casthttp://sam-cc.livejournal.com/242521.htmlTitle: Suna no, Circle: Ayu, Pairings/Characters: Phoenix x Klavierhttp://sam-cc.livejournal.com/243615.htmlTitle: Tai Kan Do Ri Ru, Circle: Meihan Erotica Seven, Pairings/Characters: Klavier x Apollo, Kristoph, All casthttp://sam-cc.livejournal.com/243808.htmlTitle: Another World, Circle: Ginko + Nine Tail, Pairings/Characters: Klavier x Apollo, Phoenix x Edgeworthhttp://sam-cc.livejo


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I have been taking 3-4 80s a day (320 mgs of oxycontin a day) for about 4 or 5 weeks now, before that doing about an 80 to 2 80s a day for the last 9 months or so. I have been living off of pain killers and i am tired of it. I have an appointment with a suboxone doctor tommorow and I have plans of quitting all of it. I want to know what to expect. i did my last 40 mgs of oxycontin today, i have some methadone and a few vicodin left, along with a valium for sleep before my doctors appointment tommorow. Will the suboxone take care of my night sweats? Will it keep me from dreaming about the oxycontin? Are there any negative side effects? Please give me any input u can.
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Well from what I hear you have to be in withdrawal before you can take the suboxone, if not then it will throw you straight into withdrawals. After that it's down hill. I haven't heard anything negative about this except the first part I said, other than that, you'll be good to go. No more withdrawals and if you get it with the naxolene in it then it will cut your cravings all the way. No more dreams of getting high either. I haven't taken it yet, but from everything I have read about it, it's a wonderful thing. I hope this helps you. Let me know how it goes. Goodluck.
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NEW DELHI: A year after Delhi Metro ventured into Ghaziabad with the Anand Vihar-Vaishali corridor, it's preparing to start work on another alignment. Senior officials in Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) confirmed that the detailed project report on a new alignment from Dilshad Garden to New Bus Terminal along GT Road in Ghaziabad had been submitted to Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA). Work on the corridor is expected to start soon, said Kumar Keshav, director (projects), Delhi Metro.
The 9.41km corridor will start from Dilshad Garden and terminate at the bus stand located near the Mahamaya Sports Stadium. "The alignment, which was earlier to terminate at Mohan Nagar has been extended to cater to a larger section," said Keshav. According to Delhi Metro, the connection to Ghaziabad via Dilshad Garden will prove beneficial not only for Delhi, but also for Ghaziabad residents as it will provide an alternative to the current Anand Vihar-Vaishali line. "There are strong possibilities for extending the line beyond New Bus Terminal in the next stage, up to Raj Nagar on Hapur Road," said Keshav.
The alignment will have seven stations — at Shahid Nagar, Raj Bagh, Rajendra Nagar, Shyam Park, Mohan Nagar, Arthala and New Bus Stand. The average distance between the stations is 1.35km, said Keshav. "Discussions with the GDA have been very positive. The alignment will benefit more than 12 lakh people living in Ghaziabad," he said. Incidentally, in 2010 DMRC had proposed the extension of the Anand Vihar to Vaishali line up to Mohan Nagar. This would connect the proposed Mohan Nagar Metro station on the Dilshad Garden-New Bus Terminal corridor. Approximate length of this extension will be 8km. In the next stage of the corridor, Delhi Metro has proposed to extend the line further to Raj Nagar.
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"The power of the internet is truly amazing."
The internet. Not Twitter. Not Facebook. Not Foursquare. The internet.
There's been some discussion recently about how websites are no longer needed, how all a brand needs is a Facebook page, about how one can build an entire business around a Twitter account. If your brand is drinking this Kool-Aid, you are making a horrible, potentially fatal mistake.
Newsflash: You do not own your Twitter or Facebook account and either can be taken away from you and given to someone else.
Websites should always be a brand's Mother Ship, with Facebook, Twitter, etc. seen as extensions of your brand. Why? Because you have ownership of your site and your domain. It is an IP asset. Your Twitter and Facebook accounts are not.
They are not your property, and as such, your brand is at the mercy of Twitter and Facebook where control of said accounts is concerned. And it doesn't take much for that control to be taken away from you overnight.
So you think you own your twitter name ?
Chances are you don't, chances are you could have it taken away from you at any moment or have it changed by twitter adding an underscore to it. So what does it matter, it's only a twiter account after all. Wrong, your twitter account can be your main online presence, your main identity that people know you by and your main contact.
Suppose you've spent 2 years building an international reputation, have thousands of follower, some of own are leaders in their fields, some of who are close friends. Overnight their contact books are out of date, overnight their DM messages no longer go to you but some third party, overnight any archived Follow Friday tags #FF are out of date, overnight your on line reputation has gone. And worse, think how many resources you will need to update, business cards, linkedin, Skype and thats not to mention your presence in search engines. Can't happen here ? It can and it has.
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Inflation. We hear about it an awful lot. But what's it actually mean? What causes it? And why is grandpa always complaining about stuff getting more expensive? Stop motion guru Josh Kurz explains it all in this two-part video (you can also watch the whole thing as a single video here).
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Infographic: What Does it Mean to Be Poor in America?
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Earlier this month — back in the good ole' days when our government was actually functioning (sort of) — the U.S. Census Bureau released a series of 2012 income data for American households (and no, I can't provide the link, because the Census site is still closed for business). The figures shows that despite the nation's supposed economic recovery, average American household incomes didn't really budge from where they were the year before. Meanwhile, the poverty rate remained at roughly the same level as it was in 2011 as well. The data underscore a growing gap in wealth inequality in America, with the incomes of lower and middle class households stagnating, while those among the wealthiest continue to rise at a rapid clip. In this comic infographic, graphic journalist Andy Warner breaks down these figures and what they mean for the millions of average American families still just scraping by. To view it as a slideshow in individual segments, click the thumbnail below.
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During the Republican and Democratic national conventions this summer, you probably heard a lot about the party platforms" These are actual documents that communicate the key principles of a political party and its core ideologies. Namely, what's our government for and how should it serve the people? Recreational reading, they are not. But understanding them can help voters steer through some of the election-season spin. The platforms actually provide some real, concrete insight into how party officials and candidates stand on critical issues – things like the economy, education and foreign affairs and social policies. Continue reading
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Building the Empire: California's Prison Building Bonanza
In 1950, California had four state prison facilities and about 11,500 prisoners. By 2006, at the peak of the state's prison overcrowding, there were 33 prisons and more than 172,000 inmates! That's an increase of more than 900 percent!
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Health official: Swine flu could affect up to 1.1 million Kansans during next two years
August 11, 2009
Topeka — As many as 1.1 million Kansans could be infected with swine flu in the next two years, and waves of cases could strain the state's healthcare system, the state health officer says.
"While it is not possible to predict exactly what the pandemic virus will do next, recent experience in the Southern Hemisphere and elsewhere suggests that an escalation in cases will occur in the coming months," State Health Officer Dr. Eberhart-Phillips said in a letter to doctors, hospitals and health officials. Eberhart-Phillips is also director of the division of health for the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
"As many as 20 to 40 percent of the population in Kansas (between 550,000 and 1.1 million individuals) can be expected to be infected in the next two years, with many cases compressed into 'waves' of infection lasting several weeks," he said.
Swine flu has spread during winter months in the Southern Hemisphere, and officials agree that the same may occur in the North America as the weather cools.
Swine flu cases have been confirmed in 46 Kansas counties, officials said. Twenty-three people have been hospitalized and one patient died.
Symptoms of swine flu are similar to seasonal flu, including a fever of more than 100 degrees, body aches, coughing, sore throat, respiratory congestion and, in some cases, diarrhea and vomiting.
KDHE and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have recommended that people who have flu-like symptoms remain isolated until at least 24 hours after they are free of fever without the use of fever-reducing medications.
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Jazz In Motion: World Premieres by Wynton Marsalis
Guaranteed kinetic energy takes place on the stage of the Rose Theater on November 3, 4, 5 at 8pm with Jazz In Motion. Welcome, composed by Wynton Marsalis and choreographed by Peter Martins, is performed by Charles McPherson and a New York City Ballet dancer. Visionary Elizabeth Streb and her dance company STREB debut Gauntlet, with new music by Joe Chambers and his percussion ensemble. Tap genius Savion Glover and his ensemble ignite the stage in the evening's final world premiere to new music composed by Wynton. Reprises include past Wynton collaborations with Tony Award-winner Garth Fagan and New York City Ballet'… Keep reading »
Photo and video from the Grand Opening Concert
On October 18 at 8 pm, the Grand Opening Concert was held in the 1,200-seat Rose Theater. It featured the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, led by Wynton, and an array of special guests. Other shows taking place simultaneously featured the Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra, with Arturo O'Farrill, in the 550-seat Allen Room, and the Bill Charlap Trio in the 140-seat Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola. Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who proudly proclaimed that he had "taken the A train" to the hall, welcomed the audience. Beginning with a solemn original number, "Call to Prayer," they played selections by the likes of Coltrane, Basie, Mingus,… Keep reading »
Photo from the reharsal of JALC Grand Opening Concert
On Sunday afternoon, October 17 2004 we attended the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra rehearsal for the Frederick P.Rose Hall Grand Opening Concert. Here you have some photos of our special presence there. (thanks Isobel !) The new JALC building entrance on Columbus Circle The Frederick P.Rose Theater The LCJO rehearsing for the October 18 Concert The saxophone section of the LCJO (from the left: Joe Temperley, Ealter Balding Jr. and Wes Warmdaddy Anderson) The rhythm, trumpet and trombone section of the LCJO Wynton checkin' if all is going well Keep reading »
Let Freedom Swing: A Celebration of Human Rights & Social Justice
Thursday 28, Friday 29 and Saturday 30, October 2004, at 8pm in the Rose Theater, The Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis celebrates the charismatic leaders who gave voice to the struggle, and whose words and deeds continue to be invoked as new struggles emerge. Six extraordinary world premiere musical commissions will paint a backdrop for inspirational oratory on liberty and triumph by Vaclav Havel, Lyndon Johnson, Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr., Nelson Mandela, and Eleanor Roosevelt. Performed by celebrity readers and set to music by an international array of composers including Darin Atwater, Toshiko Akiyoshi, Darius Brubeck, and Zim Ngqawana, Jimmy… Keep reading »
The Duke and the Count: LCJO with Wynton Marsalis in the Allen Room
This evening, October 25, 2004, at 7:30pm marks the only opportunity this season to experience the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton in The Allen Room. Unfolding under the stars are Duke Ellington's 1943 Black, Brown, & Beige, a three-movement symphony, and the most important and successful longform work in the history of jazz. For lovers of Kansas City Swing, Wynton and the LCJO will present the recently re-discovered and highly-acclaimed 1960 Kansas City Suite, written by maestro Benny Carter for Count Basie. More info about tickets on www.jalc.org Keep reading »
Wynton and the LCJO will play at Zoellner Arts Center
On October 2, the outstanding Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis will replace Dance Theatre of Harlem at Zoellner Arts Center, for Gala 2004. The orchestra will bring "Out Here to Swing," their highly successful international tour, to Baker Hall. Keep reading »
New tour dates for the Wynton Marsalis Quintet, LCJO and Small Group
We have just updated the 2005 tour schedule for Wynton with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra and with the Small Group. There is also a 2004 date with the Quintet. Check the new tour dates Keep reading »
Photos from the LCJO Summer 2004 tour
Thanks to Fernado Do-Couto we received wonderful photos from the LCJO European summer tour 2004. The photos are from Munich, Ljubljana, Fano, Manfredonia and Marciac. July 19, 2004 – LCJO swinging in Munich (Germany) July 21, 2004 – Jasper Marsalis, Eric Lewis, Fernando Do-Couto and Ron Westray in Ljubljana (Slovenia) July 21, 2004 – Wes "Warmdaddy" Anderson and Ted Nash dancing in Ljubljana (Slovenia) July 23, 2004 – Two Marsalis' generations playing in Fano (Italy) July 23, 2004 – Wynton and Jasper Marsalis playing in Fano (Italy) July 23, 2004 – Jasper Marsalis "Hercules" in Fano (Italy) July 24, 2004 – Mrs Antonietta preparing italian lunch for Wynton and the boys in Manfredonia (Italy) July 24, 2004 – Lunch time for Wynton, the boys, me… Keep reading »
Special report: Wynton in Italy during summer 2004
On January the 24th, Wynton Marsalis with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra performed in Benevento (Italy) for the european summer tour 2004 We attended the concert and take you behind the scenes. Video 1 Video 2 Video 3 Keep reading »
New 2004 tour dates for the Wynton Marsalis Quintet and the JLCO
We have just updated the fall 2004 tour schedule for Wynton with his Quintet and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra. Check the new tour dates Keep reading »


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