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LOWVILLE Town officials are still waiting on state guidance before deciding how to handle a now-vacant judge post.
Weve been in touch with the comptrollers office and also the attorney generals office, town attorney Raymond A. Meier told councilmen during their meeting Thursday.
Lewis County Board of Elections officials noticed last week that Judge John J. Youngs, who was appointed to the post in January 2004 and ran unopposed in the November 2004 and 2008 elections, should have run for a new four-year term in November. Town officials had left the post off their offices to be filled list submitted to county election officials last year, and the omission was not noticed then.
An opinion from the attorney generals office has been requested as to whether the situation constitutes a regular vacancy, which could be filled by Town Council appointment, or a failure to elect under state Public Officers Law, Mr. Meier said. Under the latter scenario, the vacancy could only be filled by a special election called by the governor, with the other option being to keep the seat vacant until after the November general election, he said.
Meanwhile, the comptrollers office has been asked whether the roughly $1,400 in salary paid by the town to Mr. Youngs for January and February should be returned, Mr. Meier said. While that likely will be required, the town would also need guidance on how to logistically handle it, he said.
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MASSENA Massena Town Supervisor Joseph D. Gray confirmed expectations that he will seek a second term in a release he issued Tuesday morning.
Mr. Gray called his first term challenging, frustrating at times, but still enjoyable. He said hes running for a second term to continue working on important issues for Massenas future and to change the way local government does business.
These are trying times in local government, he said. Too many politicians in Albany and Washington spend their time in office bickering with the other party and promoting personal agendas. As a result, more and more demands are placed on local governments.
And unfortunately, Mr. Gray said, those additional demands dont come with additional funding.
Sadly, no money comes along with these mandates, he said.
Should Mr. Gray be re-elected, he said, hes looking forward to tackling Mohawk land claims and the 10-year review of the New York Power Authoritys licensing agreement, as well as working to improve Massenas economy and promoting what the township has to offer.
Along those lines, Mr. Gray said he has found success with things such as FISHCAP, an initiative to promote the St. Lawrence River valley as the fishing capital of the world.
I think we stumbled on something significant with FISHCAP. We have amazing natural resources that many of us have taken for granted all these years, he said. Some attendees traveled more than two hours to attend the initial meeting for what eventually would become FISHCAP.
We cant stop there, he said. We have to work harder to find different ways to grow our economy. We need to get more inventive to create jobs. We must find companies who can come to Massena to use our low-cost electricity and manufacture products with Alcoas aluminum.
Mr. Gray also said he is looking forward to hearing what members of the public have to say about his tenure as supervisor thus far, noting he is planning to create a website for his campaign, as well as a Facebook page.
I want to know what people think of some of my ideas and the work Ive done so far, he said. I want to hear their ideas and plans for our future. My door and ears are always open.
He also cited his diverse work experience as something he thinks can be beneficial to the town in the years ahead.
There are some issues that I feel like I can contribute to, he said. I have some interesting background experience, having worked for the tribe for five and a half years and having attended land claim meetings on their behalf.
Mr. Gray said he then worked for the state Senate and learned a lot about how the state government and how different things work.
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HELPER - Bailey R. (Randy) Finkbiner, 55, Helper resident, passed away Feb. 24, 2010.
Randy was born March 22, 1954, in Rawlins, Wyo. to George and Berta (Winningham) Finkbiner. He married Jan Mashburn in 1982, and had two children, Erin and Cy. They were later divorced. In 1992 he married Natalie VanRoosendaal with whom he had two boys, Clint and Clay. The family lived in Helper, where he was employed by the Union Pacific Railroad as an engineer.
Randy loved team roping and his dogs, cats and horses. More than anything Randy loved and cherished his wife and children and was always his kids' biggest fan at their sporting events.
He'll be remembered as a great 'storyteller' who made his family and friends laugh throughout his life.
Randy, you will always have a special place in our hearts and will be missed and loved by all who knew you.
His parents preceded Randy in death. He is survived by Natalie, Clint and Clay Finkbiner, Helper; Cy and Erin Finkbiner, Salt Lake City; his brother Jim Finkbiner, Arizona; his sister Lori (Dick) Pate, and their children Griffen and Bailey Pate, Denver, Colo.
Funeral service was Saturday, Feb. 27, 2010 In lieu of flowers, please make contributions at any Utah Power Credit Union in C/O of Natalie, Clint or Clay Finkbiner.
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What makes this easily the most picturesque of Old Town's lanes particularly interesting is that it's home to the St. Catherine's Guild, a collection of craft workshops where artists use traditional methods to create and sell glassware, hats, quilts, ceramics, jewellery, hand-painted silk and other wares.Address: Vene 12Website: http://www.katariinagild.eu
This impressive 13th-century church houses a museum dedicated to church art, displaying medieval burial stones, exquisite alarpieces and Tallinn's most famous painting, 15th-century artist Bernt Notke's eerie composition, Dance with Death. The building's acoustics also make it a prime concert venue, with organ or choir performances held here most weekends. Entrance is free with Tallinn Card.Address: Niguliste 3Phone: +3726314330Website: http://www.nigulistemuuseum.ee/en/Opening hours: Wed-Sun 10-17
From this spot, with a little stretching and bending, you can see the tops of all five of Old Town's spires. Today, the square remains the social heart of the city, a venue for open-air concerts, handicraft fairs and medieval markets. Each winter it's home to the town's Christmas tree – a tradition that stretches back to 1441 – and a buzzing Christmas Market. In spring it hosts the Old Town Days festival, a modern version of a medieval carnival, where traditions from the Middle Ages are kept alive.Address: Raekoja plats
The viewing platform on the north side of Toompea hill sits visibly on the limestone cliff. On the right you'll see the Town Wall with its defensive towers. On the left lies Kalamaja and Pelgulinn areas with Railway Station as landmark. Winding series of steps, built in 1903, lead down the cliff face to Nunne Street and Shnelli park below.Address: Rahukohtu 3
This spectacular, onion-domed structure perched atop Toompea Hill is Estonia's main Russian Orthodox cathedral. Built in 1900, when Estonia was part of the tsarist Russian empire, the cathedral was originally intended as a symbol of the empire's dominance. The church's towers' hold Tallinn's most powerful bell ensemble, consisting of 11 bells, including the largest in Tallinn.Address: Lossiplats 10Phone: +3726443484Website: http://www.hot.ee/nsobor/Opening hours: 01.05-30.09 Sun-Fri 8-19 Sat 8-20
Once upon a time, from 1549 to 1625 to be precise, this 14th century Gothic church was considered to be the tallest building in the World. But it's gigantic, 159-metre spire, meant as a signpost for approaching ships, also turned out to be a very effective lightning rod. Throughout the church's history lightning hit the spire repeatedly, completely burning down the structure three times.Address: Lai 50Phone: +3726412241Website: http://www.oleviste.eeOpening hours: 20.04-30.06 Mon-Sun 10-18 01.07-31.08 Mon-Sun 10-20 01.09-31.10 Mon-Sun 10-18
It was here in 1988 that the Singing Revolution, a massive, musical demonstration against Soviet rule, set Estonia on its road towards independence. Most famously the site is home to the Estonian Song and Dance Celebration, an unforgettable event that takes place every five years, drawing together up to 34 000 performers and 200 000 spectators.Address: Narva mnt 95Phone: +3726112102Website: http://www.lauluvaljak.ee
Spread across an 87-hectare swathe of forested land, the zoo boasts one of Northern Europe's best collections of animals. The real stars are its incredibly rare Amur leopards; only 30 to 35 of these animals still exist worldwide. Kids will love the petting zoo, which operates here June to August, on Wednesday to Sunday. Visiting the zoo is free with Tallinn Card.Address: Paldiski mnt 145Phone: +3726943300Website: http://www.tallinnzoo.ee/index.php?nlan=eng&index=on&ndbase=1Opening hours: 1.03-30.04, 1.09-31.10 Mon-Sun 9-17; 1.05-31.08 Mon-Sun 9-19; 1.11-28.02 Mon-Sun 9-15
Open since as far back as 1422, this curious little shop on the corner of Town Hall Square is in fact the oldest continuously running pharmacy in Europe. Marzipan was one of the pharmacy's best sellers, one that local legend insists was actually invented as a curative here in the 15th century.Address: Raekoja plats 11Phone: +3726314860Website: http://www.raeapteek.eeOpening hours: Tue-Sat 10-18
With 1.9km of its original city wall still standing, Tallinn boasts one of Europe's best preserved medieval fortifications together with 20 defensive towers. In fact, a large part of what gives Old Town its fairytale charm is the system of walls and towers that surrounds it. Free with Tallinn Card.Address: Väike-Kloostri 9Phone: +3726449867Opening hours: 01.10-30.04 Mon-Sun 10-18 01.05-30.09 Mon-Sun 9-19
From the last days of the Tsars and through Estonia's first period of independence, this open area at the edge of Old Town had been a place of national symbolism and civic pride, as well as a favourite public gathering spot. The Monument to the War of Independence is commemorating Estonia's hard-fought struggle in 1918 – 1920 to free itself of foreign rule.
This extensive museum presents Estonia's history from prehistoric times' right up to the end of the 20th century. Films and interactive displays show how people here lived, fought and survived over the last 11 000 years. Children can look for the museum's very own dragon, displayed for centuries on the building's pillar. Museum's courtyard presents all things ideal for the little visitors.Address: Pikk 17Phone: +3726411630Website: http://www.ajaloomuuseum.ee/enOpening hours: 1.05-30.09 Mon-Sun 10-18 1.10-30.04 Thu-Tue 10-18
The name of this massive, 38m-high cannon tower and museum of the town's defences literally means "Peek into the Kitchen." It was so high that Medieval guards joked they could see right down the chimneys and into the kitchens of the houses below. Make sure to pay a visit to the top floor café for beautiful Old Town views. Entrance to Kiek in de Kök and Bastion tunnels with Tallinn Card is free.Address: Komandandi tee 2Phone: +3726446686Website: http://linnamuuseum.ee/kok/en/Opening hours: 01.03-31.10 Tue-Sun 10.30-18 01.11-28.02 Tue-Sun 10-17.30
The Medieval church that stands at the centre of Toompea hill is one of the county's most fascinating historic attractions. Traditionally catering to the nobility, it is filled with spectacular, wood-carved artwork and elaborate coats of arms. Visitors can climb the 69m baroque bell-tower, added in 1779, for amazing views of the city.Address: Toom-Kooli 6Phone: +3726444140Website: http://www.toomkirik.eeOpening hours: 1.11-31.03 Tue-Sun 9-15 1.-30.04; 1.-31.10 Tue-Sun 9-16 1-31.05; 1.-30.09 Mon-Sun 9-17 1.06-31.08 Mon-Sun 9-18
On the east corner of Toompea hill sits quite a spacious viewing platform with unforgettable views to the medieval neighbourhood against the backdrop of its more modern district. From here you can see most of the Tallinn's spires, even the highest of them, the Tallinn TV Tower at the distance. During the summer season outdoor cafe and dance evenings take over the space.Address: Kohtu 12
A trip to Tallinn isn't a trip to Tallinn without a visit to this magnificent northern Baroque palace, built by Peter the Great for his wife, Catherine I, in the early 18th century. Designed by Italian architect Niccolo Michetti, the grandiose palace and surrounding manicured gardens are a humbling example of Tsarist extravagance, but just as important a reason to visit is that this is also home to the foreign art collection of the Art Museum of Estonia. Entrance with Tallinn Card is free.Address: A. Weizenbergi 37Phone: +3726066400Website: http://www.kadriorumuuseum.ee/en/Opening hours: 01.05-30.09 Tue, Thu-Sun 10-17; Wed 10-20 01.10-30.04 Thu-Sun 10-17; Wed 10-20 *30.12.2013 11-18 *31.12.2013 11-15
Considered a modern architectural masterpiece. Curves and sharp edges mark out the copper and limestone structure, which is built into the side of a limestone cliff. The museum programme features art from the 18th century until today, Estonian art until the II World War, art of the Soviet era and a temporary exhibition programme of contemporary art. Entrance is free with Tallinn Card.Address: A. Weizenbergi 34Phone: +3726026000Website: http://www.kumu.ee/en/Opening hours: 1.05-30.09 Tue, Thu-Sun 11-18; Wed 11-20 01.10-30.04 Thu-Sun 11-18; Wed 11-20 *30.12.2013 11-18 *31.12.2013 11-15
With the help of modern multimedia, the Seaplane Harbour in the wooden architecture suburb Kalamaja tells exciting stories about the Estonian maritime and military history promising a "sea full of excitement" for the whole family on an area that would take nearly 2 million A4 paper sheets laid down side by side. The museum's display that comprises of more than a couple of hundred large exhibits revitalizes the colourful history of Estonia. On the outdoor area visitors can tour a collection of historic ships, including the Suur Tõll, Europe's largest steam-powered icebreaker. Entrance to the whole complex is free with Tallinn Card.Address: Vesilennuki 6Phone: +3726200545Website: http://www.lennusadam.eu/en/Opening hours: 01.05-30.09 Mon-Sun 10-19 01.10-30.04 Tue-Sun 10-19 *30-31.12.2013 10-17 *01.01.2014 10-17 *06.01.2014 10-17
Built for 1980 Moscow Olympics and extensively revamped in 2012. Tallinn's 314-metre TV Tower is one of the city's most popular tourist attractions. In addition to the amazing, panoramic views from its observation deck at the 170m level, visitors will be treated a real TV studio experience and an interactive exhibition, Visiting the TV Tower with Tallinn Card is free of charge.Address: Kloostrimetsa tee 58aPhone: +3726863000Website: http://www.teletorn.ee/enOpening hours: 1.05 - 30.09 Mon-Sun 10-19 01.10 - 30.04 Wed-Mon 11-18
This museum lets you travel back in time to the rural Estonia of old. The vast, forested park is filled with thatched, 18-20th-century farm buildings, windmills, a wooden chapel and a village school, with staff demonstrating how people lived and worked in times past. An ideal place for families to take a picnic and escape from city life. Free entrance to the museum and audio guide rental with Tallinn Card.Address: Vabaõhumuuseumi tee 12 Phone: +3726549100Website: http://www.evm.ee/keel/eng/Opening hours: 23.04-28.09 Mon-Sun 10-20 29.09-22.04 Mon-Sun 10-17
For mouth-watering pictures and restaurant news visit Flavours of Estonia web.Website: http://www.eestimaitsed.com/eng/restaurants#tallinn
Estonia's main international Airport is called Lennart Meri Tallinn Airport, in the honour of the former Estonian President Lennart Meri. The airport offers everything necessary for comfortable travelling: numerous restaurants, cafés, lounge areas, shops, free public WiFi through the airport and playground for children. The Airport is very close to the city centre – only 10 minute drive away. You can rent a car, take a bus or get a taxi to get to the city centre.Website: http://www.tallinn-airport.ee/eng


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(September 17, 2012) – The California State University Board of Trustees will consider adopting a package of budget contingency measures at its meeting on September 18/19 based on the outcome of Proposition 30 on the November 6 ballot. University officials are recommending a multi-part plan to be implemented if the Governor's tax initiative fails to pass and a $250 million "trigger" budget cut to the CSU goes into effect.
"It is clear that we cannot simply cut our way out of another $250 million hit to our budget," said CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed. "We need to take a balanced approach in terms of cost reductions and revenue enhancements. That is reflected in the contingency plans going before the board."
Over the past six months, CSU has been meeting with stakeholder groups to receive input about how to address the potential cut, which would bring the total loss in state funds to $1.2 billion over the past several years. The university system has already implemented numerous measures including enrollment cuts, workforce reductions, employee furloughs, deferred maintenance and a host of other steps to address massive funding losses from previous state cuts.
Tuition Strategies
As part of the contingency package if voters approve Proposition 30, the board would rescind the 9.1 percent or $249 per semester tuition fee increase that is already in place for this fall. This would be in response to legislation passed by the legislature and governor as part of the state budget. It would mean a reduction of $132 million in revenue for this year, and require the system to reprocess financial aid packages, grant tuition credit or issue refund checks.
To help bridge the gap for this year, approximately $50 million of the one-time revenue loss would be made up through the use of one-time balances under the Continuing Education Revenue Fund using authority granted by recent legislation. In addition, if the tuition fee is rescinded, CSU will receive a $125 million state appropriation as part of next year's budget.
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If Proposition 30 fails and CSU's budget is cut mid-year by another $250 million, university officials are recommending a 5 percent or $150 a semester tuition increase that would go into effect in January 2013. That would bring undergraduate tuition for one semester to $3,135 and provide approximately $58 million in revenue for 2012-2013. There would be no incremental set aside for financial aid since that would require a $225 per semester increase to generate the same net revenue and would result in a larger burden for students without significant financial aid. The CSU already provides almost $700 million in tuition subsidies for students with the greatest financial need. Comparable amounts of tuition subsidies are also available through state Cal-grants, federal Pell grants, tuition waivers and federal tax credits.
In addition, CSU is recommending an increase in the additional per-unit tuition for nonresident students who account for approximately 4 percent of CSU's total enrollment. The contingency plan recommends a 7 percent increase or $810 per year to the tuition supplement such students already pay.
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- Graduation Incentive Fee: Would require seniors who have already earned 150 semester/225 quarter units to pay an additional per unit cost equal to that paid by nonresident students – currently $372 per semester unit. The fee is intended to encourage "super seniors" to graduate and free up admission slots for other eligible CSU applicants.
- Course Repeat Fee: Each term there are 40,000 seats in state-supported classes taken by students who have already taken the course. Students who decide to repeat a class would be required to pay a course repeat fee of $100 per semester unit. The fee is intended to encourage students to make more careful decisions in terms of repeating classes, and free up spaces for students who have not had a chance to take the course.
- Extra Unit Tuition Fee: This would require students to pay a rate of $200 per semester unit for any course load of 17 or more units. This would discourage students from signing up for extra courses – and then often dropping them later in the term – and allow additional courses and sections to be available for all students.
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- Health care premiums: CSU is facing rapidly growing health care costs, which now account for $356 million or 9 percent of its overall operating budget, despite the fact the system has about 3,000 fewer employees. On average, CSU pays for 95 percent of total premium costs for employees while most state agencies pay less than 80 percent for its employees for the exact same health benefit plans. CSU anticipates annual costs rising by another $36 million in 2013. The recommended plan would target changes that would realize approximately $70 million in savings for 2013-2014.
- Administrative efficiencies: CSU has already implemented a number of initiatives aimed at increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of its administrative operations including common systems for a number of information technology operating systems, shared services and other efforts. Cost savings from these are estimated at $10 million for this year, and expected to double in 2013-2014.
- Campus cutbacks: Finally, CSU campuses will continue to take individual measures to cut costs including reducing faculty assigned time, workforce attrition, layoffs or non-renewals of contracts to generate cost reductions for the current fiscal year and beyond.
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Saying that a lot of what legislators and other government officials send electronically should not be scrutinized last Tuesday night, Rep. John Dougall from American Fork introduced HB 477 in an unprecedented late hour ushering in of a piece of legislation. He then sailed it through two special committee hearings and a vote on the House floor and Senate floor to put it on Governor Gary Herbert's desk for his signature by 8 p.m. on Friday night.
The bill passed strong opposition from the media, civil liberties organizations, voters groups, environmental groups and other citizens groups, all of which testified it would hurt the citizens' right to know during the two day proceedings.
The bill was sent into committee meetings, that by some long time Capitol Hill operators recollections had never been called before. In the past committees should have ended as of Tuesday, but the House Public Utilities and Technology committee heard the bill Wednesday afternoon. About a dozen people testified against it including Jeff Hunt, probably the foremost Government Records Access Management Act (GRAMA) expert in the state. No one testified for the bill except Dougall. The committee voted it onto the house for Thursday 10-0.
On the house floor Thursday the debate over the bill didn't last very long, with most house members speaking for the bill. It passed the house 64-12. All of the no votes came from Democrats, including Christine Watkins, Carbon Counties representative from District 69. The other 11 Democrats who voted nay were Patrice Arent, Rebecca Chavez-Houck, Brian King, Marie Poulson, Jackie Bikupski, Tim Cosgrove, David Litvak, Jennifer Seelig, Joel Briscoe, Janice Fisher and Carol Moss. No Republicans voted against it.
"I had originally signed on as a sponsor of that bill when it first came out," said Watkins in an email to the Sun Advocate on Thursday. "When I found out what it was about I took my name off it."
The other representative from the area, Patrick Painter of District 67 voted for the bill.
"Long ago when GRAMA was put in place we didn't have much email and no texting," he told the Sun Advocate on Monday morning in a phone interview. "I get personal stuff from constituents and others all the time and that kind of thing shouldn't be made public. We should keep the personal stuff out of what is released. It ought to be hands off."
By Friday afternoon the bill had been carried to the Senate where a Senate Rules Committee meeting was set. This, again, was an unprecedented move by the legislature according to capitol watchers. That afternoon session consisted largely of citizens groups testifying against the bill. No one came out for it except Dougall and its Senate sponsor Lyle Hilliard. It passed out of committee early that evening and was taken right to the Senate floor. Debate there was also short, and with a 21-7 vote it sailed through that chamber. Those voting against the bill included Democrats Pat Jones, Karen Mayne, Ben McAdams, Karen Morgan, Luz Robles, Ross Romero and amazingly the often-maligned Republican Chris Buttars who said he hated bills that get rushed through at the last minute.
"The thing is that many of us were concerned that these GRAMA requests were coming in and the state was having to supply emails that were private or in confidence," said State Senator David Hinkins who voted for passage of the bill. "We talked in caucus and the leadership promised that during the interim (between sessions this year) that they would be talking with the stakeholders and try to work out some of the bugs and come back with new legislation next year. I want a transparent government too, but it has to be done right."
Media sources from around the state and from all over the nation have been combining to comment on the bill and the way it was handled by the legislators.
Comments from various legislators may be a guide as to why the bill appeared so quickly and was rushed through. Some said that the bill needed to be put through this year because it wasn't an election year. Some stated that they wanted it done quickly because it would "fester" over the weekend so it needed to be passed by Friday.
As of Monday morning the bill was on Governor Gary Herbert's desk. Reportedly his office had received thousands of emails and phone messages urging him not to sign the bill into law.
Editors Note: (Editors note: Late Monday afternoon the State Senate and Houe passed resolutions to recall HB477 from the Governors desk. The thought is that the bill will now get more consideration, probably over the next few months, with a special session of the legislature to be called in June to consider reworked legislation).


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There are so many restaurants that are hyped in the press, but they just never deliver.
I find it more satisfying to drive to Noosa where there are probably ten restaurants where I am happy to dine at, whereas in Brisbane there is only one.
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Posted 03 March 2002 - 09:35 PM
I am assuming the reason for the lack of anything in brisabane is the closeness of the tourist dollar in the Gold coast and Sunshine Coast.
It does have a reasonable Chinatown though; it is small but I remember eating some good dessert stuff there.. that sweet ginger tofu stuff with some green and red jellies... Yummy. Can't remember where we got it; I went there 3 years ago and haven't felt the need to return.
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Posted 04 March 2002 - 12:59 AM
It has been a while since I was last there, but I can't imagine anything will have changed. The restaurant is on one of Fortitude Valley's Chinatown pedestrian malls - the one closest the city. Often, Korean restaurants offer chilli-mush seasoned with meat, or - if you go the seafood option - with thawed imported baby octopus. At this Korean place, you get platters of delicate kingfish slices, maybe marinated in a little sesame and spring onion. Prawns, squid and scallops receive similar minimalist treatment. Meals served with five different light, fresh, vinegary salads - bean shoot, cucumber and cauliflower, among others. Rice is good, and comes with cute Korean boy to serve it up whenever your bowl approaches empty. Every Korean restaurant I've been to post-Korean Barbeque Restaurant has been a major disappointment. I could eat at this place every night.
I did enjoy Green Papaya, too, which I initially went to on account of friend's huge crush on owner's rock star son (he fronted Regurgitator). And I always enjoyed the sushi at Oshin, on Adelaide Street, in the CBD.
I went to ecco once and didn't get excited. My main was a piece of overcooked salmon, on a big pile of avocado mash with soggy whole blanched almonds mixed through it. But perhaps I just wasn't in the mood to appreciate it, on account of being on the date from hell at the time.
As for why there are few places in Brisbane that offer decent meals, I think Niall has got it right when he says "that's just Brisbane".
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Posted 20 June 2002 - 10:20 PM
And in answer to where we're shooting, it'll be Bribie Island, rain forests on Mt. Tamborine, and various locations around the Gold Coast that will pretend to be the Phillippines
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Posted 19 May 2006 - 10:44 PM
Well personally I think that the reason for the crappy media hype reports in various brisbane papers is that generally the reviewers, most of the time, personally know the restauranters or chefs and give them a good rap, whether they deserve it or not ...its the old case of its not what you know - its who you know. Other places I have had great meals are circa, fundies, but youre right about limited places in brisbane...
What is the reason why I can never get a decent meal in Brisbane without going to Ecco or Green Papaya?
There are so many restaurants that are hyped in the press, but they just never deliver.
I find it more satisfying to drive to Noosa where there are probably ten restaurants where I am happy to dine at, whereas in Brisbane there is only one.
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Posted 22 May 2006 - 03:58 PM
The best meal that I have had in Brisbane was at "Isis", bettering excellent meals at Ecco and others. Fantastic Guinea Fowl, entrees, service and wine list of great depth.
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Some favourites are:
barbequed beef tongue
bbq pork with lettuce and miso dressing
baby spinach, tuna and almond salad
Yukke (raw minced beef with shallots, sweet soy sauce and raw egg)
Various kinds of sashimi
Nattou bi bim ba
bbq ray wing with mayo (goes down well with sake)
Also, the sashimi at "Sakura" was fresh, and the chef seems skilled - but it was too expensive for me to eat there too often. $28 for sashimi moriawase.
For lunch my favourite place is "Top Noodle" in Sunnybank Market Square - they have negi toro don (raw tuna on rice) and salmon don, which is really difficult to get out of Japan. It's always been available for me, but one of my friends said they sell out of tuna sometimes because they import it from Japan. I also like their chicken karaage.
I was also shocked to find out that the new Hanaichi restaurant on the 2nd floor of Wintergarden is actually pretty good if you know what to order. Hamachi (kingfish I think) is 2.70 a plate, which is a bargain imo. There were also a few other surprises on the sushi menu. Seared salmon was pretty good. If you're ordering off the other menu, chikuzen-ni is nice (chicken, lotus root, gobou (burdock?) , bamboo and sweet potato in a soy sauce based broth). I wouldn't order kani korokke again - couldn't even taste the crab. Garlic Squid was good - squid was cooked to perfection, nice and soft and the sauce was delicious. Salads were pretty average and sake was served in wine glasses for some reason.
Posted 17 August 2006 - 08:54 PM
The great find of our Australian trip was Urbane. It was an amazing experience. The chef was said to have worked with Thomas Keller at French Laundry and Per Se. The price (~$230 for a total of 5 courses each plus one extra dessert, 2 glasses of wine and 2 tea) was well worth it for the quality of food, almost a bargain, almost.
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Posted 14 September 2006 - 04:27 PM
Anise (tiny wine bar on Brunswick St in New Farm) fantastic French food, awesome service, atmosphere, wines. Don't know if Tony still owns it, nor if Chris or Bec still work there, but if they do, they'll take great care of you!
Gianni's is in the CBD, between the Port Office and II (which is also exceptional), right near the gardens. Incredible wine list, impeccable food, spot-on service in a beautiful space. It's also a lovely place for lunch, there's a pretty courtyard at the front, and they have a toned-down lunch menu.
Posted 28 February 2008 - 11:06 PM
Any new recommendations for Brisbane? Will be there for a week in mid-March.
Posted 05 March 2008 - 11:16 PM
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Any new recommendations for Brisbane? Will be there for a week in mid-March.
Salon - It's at tenerife. Tapas/sharing place. It's relatively cheap, the food comes out nicely and it's really good food. A chef's kind of place. Worth a visit for dinner with friends. Order the parfait & the zucchini frites.
Isis - It's lovely. Good service and outstanding food. The degustation is good value. Fortitude Valley
Bar Alto - It's at the Powerhouse Museum. Run by the same guys that run Isis. Mediterranean food. Better than Isis IMO. It's got a nice view of the river, the food is much simpler and it's just a really good place to do a relaxed lunch.
Restaurant Two - Mod European food. Expensive but the food is good and service is excellent. Worth a visit for the degustation. Business crowd lunch. At one stage they were doing 3 courses for $50 for lunch. Edward St
Gianni's - beautiful presentation of pretty good food. A little steep though... Near the Stamford Plaza & Edward St
Urbane - without a doubt the best restaurant in brisbane atm IMO. Stunning stunning food, excellent service and atmosphere. Take someone who is into food and do the tasting menu. It's worth it. $180+ a head after wine. Critics love it. Mary St in the City
Montrachet - Good place for french food. If your a bloke sit at the bar have a glass of red and a nice steak and frites. Critics love it. Paddington
Baguette - the chef is Bruno Loubet. he once held 2 Michelin stars. Nice place for a reasonably casual night out. At Ascot on Racecourse Rd.
e'cco - a little overrated IMO. It's bistro style dining. Quality of ingredients is outstanding but food is not as good as other places... On the corner of Adelaide st near where the dome used to be i think.
They are the places worth going to IMO. Not sure if you want the gold coast or not?
Posted 12 March 2008 - 03:02 AM
Will be in Brisbane to visit family so will probably only spend a day in Gold Coast.
Posted 12 March 2008 - 04:22 AM
Skip going out for dinner in the coast then unless you are happy to drive back late at night or stay. But...
Thanks rroosterchef21. Sounds good - will definitely try to make it to some of them.
Will be in Brisbane to visit family so will probably only spend a day in Gold Coast.
Vanitas - The most romantic restaurant I've ever seen. Beautiful Mod European food in a stunning setting. Quite expensive but if you want to take that special someone somewhere..... It's in the Palazzo Versace. We've done the degustation there and it's always been a "balanced" menu. No ups and downs just consistently good food. Mostly european waitstaff with experience in michelin starred restaurants I'd say.
Absynthe - Meyjitte Boughenout is the chef. 2 Michelin stars as well as 19/20 in the Gault Millau on his CV. Set in the Q1 building, it's a funny little place serving outstanding food. Not sure if it's trying to be casual of formal? Service is a bit lacklustre but the food...
He is one of those deconstructed kind of chefs if that makes any sense.
Posted 02 March 2013 - 08:25 PM
This thread's been a bit quiet for the last five years so I thought maybe it was time for an update ...
We're off to Brizzy for a week or so in early August. Prefer European; like modernist, like degustation, don't insist on either. What's good these days?
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Posted 04 March 2013 - 04:14 PM
Thanks, Anna and Ozcook. Urbane's website looks fantastic. Esquire's other restaurant esq looks promising too.
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