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Reedley High School does the best it possibly can with the little resources they are given. The staff is very hardworking and cares for their students. A really high point would be the marching band which has about 400 students and is famous within the Valley. There are always rumors and gossip about fighting, but really it happens very rarely.
I was so excited for my son to start RHS because of the band. He did have a great experience with the band, but otherwise, I'd have to say I've been extremely disappointed. There have been many fights on campus and bullying. Teachers aren't held accountable for not putting in grades on PowerSchool and many are months behind. Kids don't respect most teachers and most teachers don't respect the kids. My son is a 4.0 student who is bored and unmotivated here. There are great teachers here though, Mr. Friesen and Mr. Diebert and the music program is outstanding.
There's nothing else to say other than we are the best!!!
At RHS, I received all the classes I wanted and I never had to wait in long lines. It all depends when you register for your classes and how smart you are in organizing what classes you want. Most classes usually transfer in new students in the beginning of the month since some students aren't satisfied with their schedule.
I have never experienced such disorganization and unprofessionalism at a school before. On the 3rd day of school kids are still without classes and standing in ridiculously long lines attempting to be seen. Staff claims this is common every year!
Reedley High School is one of the best schools in California. They excel in academics, arts, and athletics. They are most known for their 400 member marching band, but their music programs such as choir, orchestra, symphonic & concert band, and their many other music classes are also known throughout California and continue to wow their audience. The academics are always topnotch. They place well for Academic Decathlon competitions and Forensics competitions. RHS offers many AP and Honors courses and have so many electives for students to choose from. The athletics at Reedley are always competitive against other schools. They always play their best and are a threat to other teams. The best thing about RHS is their spirit. Reedley High students know how to show their Pirate Pride. Reedley High School is the best.
Reedley High has the best marching band in California and probably the largest marching band with 400 members. There's a lot of courses that are fun and lots of challenging courses. A lot of AP classes, varieties of English classes like Creative Prose and Poetry or American Literature or English Literature or Chicano Literature or California Literature. They offer tons of fun classes. Tons of sports that many schools around the Central Valley don't offer. The principal really cares about the school and so do the teachers. There has always been a tradition of excellence at RHS and that's how it will always be. RHS Pirates are the best. Our music programs, sports programs, extracurricular programs, school, and everything that is RHS is #1. Many of our alumni have gone on to become successful. For example, One graduate created the chip for the WII.
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Further things what happened while I was not at the computer (because I was busy poring over Boy's new smart phone):
I'm playing the phone version of ilomilo. It's beautifully scaled for teeny weeny eyestrain-o-vision—smaller, shorter, more manageable levels, but still plenty of mind-teasing variety and ingenious solutions—and some minor loading delays can't destroy the impeccable aesthetic: without question it continues to be the cutest thing I've ever seen.
But what's more interesting is how the mindset differs when playing the game alone. On the Xbox, I'm milo and the boy is ilo, two individual characters puzzle solving; on the phone, I switch so easily between the two that I become both, and the character instead is the relationship between them. I'm the sort of person that projects an entire personality onto a five-line SNES character, so take this with a grain of salt—but the different priorities still fascinate me.
Okay, so.
I'm not sure yet where I stand on this "plot" thing in Pokémon Black and White. As I mentioned before, I was quite excited to find out that the central conflict would be around the role of Pokémon in society, but unsurprised to see much of it corrupted by shallow storytelling. I still hold out hope for N.
But even if the game drops the ball, having picked it up in the first place is amazing. It's not new—I think a lot of Pokémon players, especially as they get older and a little smarter, wonder about the same thing: would a creature want to be trapped in a little ball and trained into a fighter and sent out in an endless slew of battles to get the shit kicked out of them, or worse yet would a creature want to get trapped in a little ball and then stored on a PC … forever? And Pokémon seem to be more than your average, this-world, non-sentient animal: they seem intelligent and emotional, both in the games and in other parts of the franchise.
In the previous generations it was easy to quash that sort of worry with, "Well, it's just a game." Because it is, and its underlying premise and mechanics would be less than useless if Pokémon had to be treated as independent, conscious entities. You're still encouraged to love and groom them, but they're "just" Pokémon, this capture-train-fight thing is what they do, and that's it.
But it's harder to dismiss the issue as just the premise of the game once the game itself starts questioning it.
So even if the plot doesn't end up doing much (which would be no surprise), even if they do worse than little and try and sweep it all under the rug with an official "well that's just what Pokémon do!", the fact that it acknowledged the issue is something. It means that I can't sweep it under the rug.
When I say that aesthetics matter (yes, this all spun out from that), I don't mean quite that. In my ideal little fantasy Pokémon world (you have one too, right?), Pokémon really are my friends—I live and work along side them, I cuddle up against them at night. They're not people, but they're not just animals either (for all that I love animals, too)—they are remarkable, mysterious, sympathetic, intelligent, alien friends. So when I pick a Pokémon to be on my team, I pick a Pokémon that I would want in my home, napping on my bed. I like them clever, cuddly, mischievous, kind, sweet, and COVERED IN FLUFF you better believe it. I would fight Team Plasma to the death for those Pokémon, because—even if I can't prove it—I know that we belong together as companions.
But what about the hundred languishing on my PC? What about the HM slave that I pull out just to set to task? Just pixels and bytes, of course; just the premise of the game. But I've been having these pangs of guilt, because the game won't let me dismiss the issue anymore, not like that. I'm sensitive, I know—me and my nervous affair with Eve, me and my faithfulness to Chihiro (and love of Nanako, and beloved pet dogs, and and and): I am prone to making silly emotional connections in "just a game." But Pokémon has always encouraged just that sort of thing, with its Pokémon walking behind you and happiness points and Silver's entire story arc—and now it wants to know: do we really believe it?
Well, I decided: Pokemon Black will arrive at my door a few days later than everyone else who buys it on the release date, but who cares! It is a game and a decision and shiny DSi XL, and with this I am finally entering the current generation of handheld gaming (Patapon 2 on the PSP was a step in the direction, but now we've finally arrived at the destination).
I decided to go with BW because it is the new big best shiny thing, and because I know I'll go mad with envy to watch my dash explode with new-game joy while I'm stuck on an older generation, even if that generation is new to me. I'm not wholly content to have just gen 5 until the endgame, in part because there are so many generations that I've missed, in part because I'm not sold on many of the gen 5 designs, but I imagine I'll find plenty Pokémon to love if I give it the chance and above all: there is Snivy. I've found myself growing rather attached to Dawn while researching Platinum, so it's a pity to lose her for now—but just for now: I can play it next. (And in Black I think I'll play as male.)
I decided on Black mostly for aesthetic reasons: I like me some cutesy country landscapes (if Harvest Moon is any indication) and White's ethos I think is up my alley, but Black's look is more to my taste and I wanna explore Black City. White has some version exclusives that I want, but … well maybe this time, I'll actually find someone to trade with via the magical powers of the internet.
On that note, I desperately want a Bulbasaur.
The angstrant about playing another Harvest Moon game is this:
Popuri is, as we know, one of my waifu to end all waifu: I fell hard for her in the SNES Harvest Moon, nevermind that she had about four lines of dialog; I am fated to woo and marry her again whenever I have the chance because we are Meant To Be. And the good news is that I can, because she reappears in Back to Nature/Boy & Girl (oh how badly I need to decide what to call it).
But the bad news is that that game has a 24-hour clock.
I actually started playing it a few months ago. Boy put it on my PSP when we bought it, and I started it up on a train ride. On my very first day I set out to get acquainted with my town, and Popuri's family farm was about the second place I found. I was still getting used to walking on an angle (silly isometric view) and had approximately no idea where anything was, and then suddenly my beloved beautiful Popuri was running away in tears and I was trying to follow her up onto the mountain wherever that was and by the time I found it it was three in the morning and I was exhausted and panicking and turned off the game.
I do not know if I can function like this.
Because this is is the thing: in the original Harvest Moon, time stopped at 6pm. Evenings were one long surreal still haze full of watering and weeding; they were the break after a day spent frantically picking tomatoes and corn: no clock, no pressure, a time to be relaxed and productive. How will I be able to get everything done when I can't spend a real-world hour weeding the entire farm on my first night?
How will I be able to find Popuri if it's three in the goddamned morning?
Overdramatic, yes: also true. I am honestly frightened of the realistic 24 hour clock, and have been avoiding the game since then. I do not want to mess things up! I do not want to leave my beautiful beloved in the dark and the cold, in tears.
I'm sorta craving some Harvest Moon, though.
Not gonna lie, half the reason I love PC and PC-emulated games is that I can take a billion screenshots.


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Sat Dec 4, 2010 8:24 am Vikings WR Greg Lewis (concussion) is officially listed as questionable for Week 13 at home against Buffalo.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lewis didn't practice on Friday, and remains a game-time decision as to whether he'll play on Sunday. With Percy Harvin's (questionable) migraines flaring up again, Lewis might be needed as WR depth behind Greg Camarillo if Harvin can't go.
Source: Jeremy Fowler on Twitter
Thu Dec 2, 2010 5:52 pm Interim coach Leslie Frazier revealed that WR Greg Lewis sustained a concussion in Week 12.
Fantasy Source Spin: With Lewis, Sidney Rice, and Percy Harvin all sitting out Thursday, Greg Camarillo ran with the starters. The Vikes don't seem to be overly concerned about their depth for Sunday's game.
Source: Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Sun Nov 21, 2010 4:46 pm Greg Lewis caught two passes for 40 yards in Sunday's loss to the Packers.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lewis picked up extra reps because Bernard Berrian once again aggravated his groin issue in the game. His four targets are about four too many for the Vikings.
Wed Aug 25, 2010 9:50 am If the season started today, Greg Lewis would be the Vikings' No. 3 receiver.
Fantasy Source Spin: Assuming the Vikings don't add a receiver better than Javon Walker, Lewis will play as an outside receiver in three-wideout sets, kicking Percy Harvin into the slot. Still, there's no sleeper value here. Lewis is a 30-year-old career special teamer with poor speed and physicality.
Source: ESPN 1500 Twin Cities
Fri Aug 20, 2010 11:40 am Greg Lewis is expected to start Sunday's exhibition game against the 49ers.
Fantasy Source Spin: With Sidney Rice (hip) and Percy Harvin (migraines) both out, Lewis is filling in. Once those two return to action, Lewis will resume his role as the No. 4 receiver directly behind Bernard Berrian.
Source: Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Sun Feb 28, 2010 11:45 am Vikings re-signed WR Greg Lewis to a one-year contract.
Fantasy Source Spin: Now, the Vikings have one half of the most memorable regular season hook-ups back. Lewis registered just eight catches in 2009 and figures to be no better than the fourth receiver in 2010, assuming he even makes the roster.
Source: Profootballtalk on NBC Sports
Mon Sep 7, 2009 6:42 pm Patriots released WR Greg Lewis.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lewis was outplayed by Joey Galloway and undrafted free agent Terrence Nunn in the preseason, catching just three balls for 58 yards to Nunn's 8/133/0 line. Nunn went on the practice squad. Lewis will hit free agency.
Source: National Football Post
Sat Aug 8, 2009 2:56 pm Bill Belichick recently disclosed that he's been trying to trade for WR Greg Lewis since his rookie season in 2003.
Fantasy Source Spin: "Greg has killed us every time we played them," Belichick said. "We haven't been able to cover him." As a high football-IQ fourth receiver/special teamer, Lewis has more value to Belichick than he does to your fantasy squad. Joey Galloway is a better grab.
Source: Boston Globe
Fri Mar 6, 2009 11:06 am ESPN's John Clayton expects Greg Lewis to fill Jabar Gaffney's old role as the Patriots' third receiver behind Randy Moss and Wes Welker.
Fantasy Source Spin: Mike Lombardi of the National Football Post expects the same. Lewis offers better speed than Gaffney, but probably won't see any more targets. Gaffney averaged 37 catches for 459 yards a season between 2007 and 2008.
Source: ESPN Insider
Thu Mar 5, 2009 3:45 pm Patriots acquired WR Greg Lewis from the Eagles and a seventh-round 2010 draft pick in exchange for a fifth-round pick in the 2009 NFL Draft.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lewis, 29, only has 56 catches over the last three years, but has always been a Patriot killer and carries a cheap contract through 2011. Mostly a special teamer in Philly, he'll be a candidate for a bigger role now. He could replace Jabar Gaffney as a third receiver behind Randy Moss and Wes Welker. Lewis' kickoff coverage value probably assures him of a roster spot.
Source: Boston Herald
Mon Jan 5, 2009 9:26 pm Eagles WR Greg Lewis did end up playing in Sunday's Wild Card game despite spraining his foot in pre-game warmups.
Fantasy Source Spin: Initial indications were that Lewis was out after being carted off, but he saw a first-quarter target and played on special teams. He'll likely be active for the Divisional Round against the Giants.
Sun Jan 4, 2009 4:29 pm Eagles WR Greg Lewis sprained his left foot during pre-game warmups Sunday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Lewis, who was carted off the field, won't play today and may very well be out for the rest of the playoffs. It's too late for the Eagles to declare Lewis inactive, so they'll only have a 44-man roster available on Sunday.


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Portland,OR-The year was 1904, the president of the United States was Theodore Roosevelt and the New York City subway system officially opened for business. It was also the year that Portland resident John Hart Sr. was born.
On Saturday, he celebrated his 110th birthday with a family gathering at a local park.
Hart is the oldest living man in the state of Oregon.
He has four children, two boys and two girls, as well as multiple generations of grandchildren.
His family says the best part of Hart's birthday for him was being with the ones he loves.
"He's kinda of a laid back, quiet person, but he's a loving a man and he loves to see the family together and having a good time," said granddaughter Rosetta Forbes.
Hart says the key to his longevity is to get a lot of rest, eat healthy, and don't drink or smoke.
"I'm feeling pretty good. Some days I have good days, some days I have bad," he said.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Thank goodness for Randy Edsall. The
burden in on the Maryland Terrapins this weekend. The Terps are the biggest
underdog among BCS schools playing in college football Saturday.
West Virginia, which usually loves to get its style points,
is a 25 ½ point favorite against the Terps in Morgantown.
That's a point-and-a-half more than Kentucky gets for its
game in Gainesville against Florida Saturday.
Here are the 11 biggest underdogs among BCS teams:
Maryland 25 ½ at West Virginia
Kentucky 24 at Florida
Arizona 21 ½ at Oregon
Auburn 20 ½ at home against Louisiana State
Colorado 20 at Washington State
Virginia 18 at TCU
California 17 at USC
Vanderbilt 15 ½ at Georgia
Kansas State 15 at Oklahoma
Clemson 14 points at Florida State
Miami 14 points at Georgia Tech
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These are delicious! Also very easy to make.
Magic Cookie Bars
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These are also known as seven-layer or Hello Dolly bars. They take 30 minutes of hands-on prep and call for just eight ingredients, making them the perfect dessert for taking, well, just about anywhere!
Yield: Serves 24 (serving size: 1 bar)
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Recipe Time
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 123
- Fat: 4.4g
- Saturated fat: 2.3g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.6g
- Protein: 2.1g
- Carbohydrate: 19.1g
- Fiber: 0.5g
- Cholesterol: 5mg
- Iron: 0.3mg
- Sodium: 64mg
- Calcium: 50mg
- 1 1/2 cups graham cracker crumbs (about 9 cookie sheets)
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1/3 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- 1/3 cup butterscotch morsels
- 2/3 cup flaked sweetened coconut
- 1/4 cup chopped pecans, toasted
- 1 (15-ounce) can fat-free sweetened condensed milk
- 1. Preheat oven to 350°. Line bottom and sides of an 8-inch square metal baking pan with parchment paper; cut off excess parchment paper around top edge of pan.
- 2. Place crumbs in a medium bowl. Drizzle with butter and 1 tablespoon water; toss with a fork until moist. Gently pat mixture into an even layer in prepared pan (do not press firmly). Sprinkle chips and morsels over crumb mixture. Top evenly with coconut and pecans. Drizzle milk evenly over top. Bake at 350° for 25 minutes or until lightly browned and bubbly around edges. Cool completely in pan on a wire rack.
- Baking 101 Tip The bars can create a sticky mess in the pan, so it's crucial to line it with parchment paper. Because the milk needs to seep into the graham cracker crumbs, don't pack the crumbs too tightly in the bottom of the pan.
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- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Low Sodium
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- OCCASION: Christmas
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NFL Week 1 Awards: Adrian Peterson breaks his promise to us
comedy ... and the Cowboys , who can foul up a game ..... dude. 13. How to Keep Pacman From Eating You Award ..... instead of trying to outrun Bengals DB Pacman Jones -- decided to throw ..... sometimes. With every Cowboys game that is littered
Story of Bengals' Still everything Ray Rice isn't
with the Cincinnati Bengals , a third-year ..... condition in June. The Bengals have allowed him ..... but signed to the Bengals ' practice squad ..... to Jeff Berding, Bengals director of sales ..... said cornerback Adam Jones , speaking of owner
Adam Pacman Jones celebrates birthday with an awesome cake, hands out $100 bills to homeless people
FOXSports.com Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam " Pacman " Jones turned 30 on Monday and ..... CauseI'mblessed — ADAm Pacman Jones (@REALPACMAN24) September ..... Jack and I just lol — ADAm Pacman Jones (@REALPACMAN24) October
Joel Klatt's last-minute mock: Whither Johnny Football?
highlights 11. Tennessee Titans : Anthony Barr ..... great fit for the Titans . Watch highlights ..... highlights 16. Dallas Cowboys : Timmy Jernigan ..... 24. Cincinnati Bengals : Jason Verrett ..... Terence Newman and Adam Jones north of 30-years-old
Pacman Jones reportedly threatened a Jets WR during Sunday's game, said 'I'm going to find out where you live'
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Dr. David Penberthy, medical director of the cancer center, said that the building will feature the latest technologies for "enhancing and expanding" oncology services. He said treating cancer is still a "deeply human" process
SRMC, a 300-bed facility which employs approximately 1,400 people, moved to the area of South Crater Road and Wagner Road in 2008 upon completion of the new hospital. Left at the old campus on South Adams Street was the relatively new cancer center. It will continue to serve patients until the Medical Arts Pavilion is completed in August 2013.
"Just look around. The vision for the future is already here," said William "Bill" Young Jr., chairman of the SRMC board of trustees.
Jarod Hanlon, COO of SRMC, said the cancer center will approximately double in size from 10,000 square feet to 20,000 square feet, including a new infusion services department.
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- Calories: 358
- Calories from fat: 17%
- Fat: 6.6g
- Saturated fat: 1g
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- COURSE: Main Dishes
- CUISINE: Asian
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Poultry
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Saturated Fat
- OCCASION: Autumn
- PUBLICATION: Cooking Light
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Easy to make, oh so healthy and a perfect side dish. I think it would be just as great with a poached egg as it is with the kebabs! I halved the recipe and increased the spinach (I used frozen chopped). Will be making this one again and again.
Bulgur Pilaf with Spinach
Time: 40 minutes.
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Yield: Serves 8
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 209
- Calories from fat: 33%
- Protein: 6.8g
- Fat: 7.7g
- Saturated fat: 1g
- Carbohydrate: 32g
- Fiber: 8.3g
- Sodium: 823mg
- Cholesterol: 2.5mg
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 large onion, diced
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 cups bulgur wheat
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- 1 pound spinach leaves, chopped
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1. Heat a medium pot over medium-high heat, 2 minutes. Add oil, then stir in onion and garlic. Cook, stirring often, until onion is translucent, about 4 minutes.
- 2. Pour in bulgur and stir to coat with oil. Add broth. Let mixture come to a boil, then stir in spinach, cover, and reduce heat to simmer. Cook until all liquid has been absorbed and bulgur is tender, about 20 minutes. Season with salt and lemon juice.
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- CUISINE: Mediterranean
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Rice/Grains, Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Low Saturated Fat
- PUBLICATION: Sunset
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My problem seemed to solve itself... I do remember though I uninstalled the Flash updates and other Adobe updates.
You can try: uninstall browsers, then uninstall Flash, finally reinstall browsers. You may have to restart between each step. It seemed to work for me.
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I'm glad you are fixed. The only thing I can think of is the Flash was the problem. Reason is it effected all browsers. It's not logical that all browsers downloaded and installed incorrectly.
You can use one of these two programs to check if Flash is up to date and many other programs. I use both and they do work.
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Welcome to Seven Forums alkarim77. It's always a good idea to start a new thread, but since you posted here...
Do you have a firewall? I found the latest Comodo update blocked all my browsers, they will not even open. I did a system restore from before the update (don't have time to troubleshoot what Comodo did), and all is well. Quite odd they didn't even open, like yours, rather then couldn't connect.
Try to connect from Safe mode with Networking. This tute is for 7, but it's the same. If you can connect from safe mode, something, likely a security program, is blocking them.
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You can then try a clean start to track it down (this too is the same in XP)
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Joe and Andy are attacked....by a werewolf!
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Surprisingly, they were still breathing. Barely.
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More on the email deluge: newspaper takes action
The blizzard of unwanted emails to newspapers continues unabated, despite the fact that nobody reads the vast majority. Faxes come in unbidden too, but those mostly just spool straight into the bin. Or else sit in memory, uncollected. (Faxes are in effect outbound-only in most newspaper offices. In fact, most offices, I would have thought.)
Now The Independent has sent out a message to correspondents giving a new email for actually contacting the news editors if you have something to file, or say.
With the missive comes the comment:
But do NOT give this address to PRs for anything - the old [DELETED]@independent.co.uk" gets about 600 dustbin emails a day.
OK? Do you believe me now? Nobody is looking at these things. Find a different way to get your stories across.
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The question here is when (not if) enough newspapers will adopt the same "overhaul" of their email systems and make the contact email addresses private / semi-private once again. A critical mass is needed to convince the PR industry to address alternative methods of distribtion - until then email press releases will still be dominant.


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Detroit Suggestions?
Will be in the Detroit/Rochester Hills/Auburn Hills area for four days beginning next weekend. Plan to go directly to Zingerman's/Ann Arbor from the airport. (Torn between their pastrami and Montreal smoked meat sandwiches - any suggestions?) Looking for good eats for Saturday (lunch), Sunday and Monday. I've heard Slow's is good for BBQ, and am considering Lafayette for Coney Dogs. Any other meal suggestions out there? Our tastes run the spectrum - i.e. "don't miss" local dives to high-end dining - so don't hold back! Thanks.
Just so you know, Zingermans is no where near the airport....it's a good 30 minute ride west, and and about an an hour and a half southwest of your final Auburn Hills/Rochester Hills destination.
Lino's in Rochester is our go-to place for old school Italian - mid-priced. Cozy and lots of food. Also, consider the Rochester Chop House for good fish, steaks and a fun bar. It's right in town and lots of the cute shops are open late on weekends. Bistro Bordeau, in Auburn Hills, serves up comfortable American/Euro food with excellent service. Red Knapp's, in Oxford - north of Rochester, has fabulous home-made hamburgers with great buns and huge pizzas. They also have a quaint patio which serves very tall cold beer. Welcome to the Northcountry!
re: Oakland Gal
Red Knapp's Dairy Bar in downtown Rochester has the same hamburgers as the one in Oxford, plus great milkshakes. And Lipuma's, also on Main St in Rochester, has really good coneys if not the same reputation/atmosphere of the Lafayette downtown.
If you are staying in the Auburn Hills/Rochester area then you won't be far from Recipes, in Troy, on Crooks just south of Big Beaver...great breakfast and lunch...not just bacon and eggs.
Toast in Birmingham on Pierce St. has a great menu, it's a little eclectic and has great salads and the best huevos rancheros in the suburbs. Their original location is on Woodward, north of 9 mile, in Ferndale...that location has more character. If you end up in Ferndale, you have to try the Fly Trap, also on Woodward, this place was on Diners and Dives on the Food Network. Supposedly their Red Velvet Corned Beef Hash is the best, but I have not tired it.
Mon Jin Lau 15 mile & Stephenson Troy - Great Asian cuisine, Exceptional well-priced wine list. This is good for lunch or dinner.
For lunch in Rochester - 2 Sisters (or maybe 3 Sisters) for home made Polish. This is right on Main Street.
If you want a steakhouse, head to Big Beaver Rd in Troy for (in order) - Capital Grille, Morton's, Shula's, or Ruth's - or in Auburn Hills there is Lelli's (on Opdyke & Featherstone.
Just north of Pontiac is King's Brewery - everything is home made here, including the beer - I believe they might be closed for good (either this week or next wee) by the time you get here, so call ahead.
re: cholderby
I fully endorse this!
re: JanPrimus
"if you go to Lafayette, do so at 2 am and try to drink as much as possible beforehand"
umm yea. Great idea. Drink as much as you can then drive from Rochester to Detroit. I hope neither one of you are on the road when I'm coming home. IMO those who "drink as much as possible" and drive should be boiled in hot oil along with pedophiles.
re: Fritter
Pssst....that is why you have a designated driver!
re: JanPrimus
I don't need to be drunk to enjoy Lafayette. ;-D
re: Fritter
No one does I hope...but it is one of those after hours places that so many of us have visited after clubs, shows or sporting events that has a ever so fun crowd to watch and be part of at later hours. I completely agree with you about the drunk driving and not needing to be drunk....so no reason for us to get feisty! :)
Don't make me go off and buy you a half dozen coney's, frys and a coke.
re: JanPrimus
LOL ok ok.
Hey I'm not against having a good time and a few cold libations. Especially as you suggest with a designated driver. Solid advice there!
I just don't agree with the drink as much as possible bit.
Now I have heart burn just thinking about six coneys!
Have you been to Motor City Beer? I'm anxious to give it a try.
re: Fritter
I have...but it seemed to be one of those breweries that plays its beer selections very safe. Too many breweries have that same old menu....Pale Ale, Red, Light, Stout Porter and normal old lager. I have never found much character in the beers available from them. I am sure there will be people to disagree with me...
I think the state has much better breweries to offer....sadly none in the 313.
FWIW I agree drinking as much as possible maybe a bad idea any time of the year. My two goals in life are to be on as few list as possible and not to become a story. Drinking that much is a sure way to get on a list quick and become a story. I also should say I have a 4 coney limit.
re: Fritter
The "boiled in hot oil" line is...uh...INTERESTING coming from someone named Fritter. But i agree that being drunk isn't a prerequisite for enjoying Lafayette.
re: mrfinewine
I'm glad some one got the irony.
Hi and welcome! If you're going to Lafayette, let me suggest for your drinking ahead of time Enoteca at Campus Martius (which is just a really cool new part of the city anyway) or the Motor Bar at Motor City Casino. Nice drinks at the Motor Bar, nice people and vibe at both. If you're looking for food, I like Rochester Mills Beer Co in Rochester if you have kids or a big group in tow.
Please let us know what you try!
I recommend you getting some arabic food while yer in the area- IMHO, Detroit's got the best to offer in the country ....Great shwarma is to be had at a number of places, though my favorite is at Cedar gardens on Mac ave in St. Claire Shores (there's comes loaded with garlic sauce + it's griddled till crisp) but you can pick it up any any number of arabic restaurants in the area. Also can recommend stopping by Yasmine (sp?) bakery in Dearborn for some of the best cheese bread/zatar bread..
Dearborn's uber arabtown is also close enough to the airport to make it a worthwhile and not-so-outoftheway trip to or from DTW
re: sixelagogo
Agreed. Decent Arabic food farther north is in the Farmington and West Bloomfield areas. Places change quickly, but I've had good luck at Pine Land on 12 Mile and Falafel House way up on Orchard Lake near Maple.
Wow you have a ton of great suggestions already. I will second several starting with Lino's in Rochester at the corner or Tienken (26 mile) and Rochester road. Ask for the veal chop if it's not on the menu!
Rochester Chop house in nice as well.
Slows is in Detroit on Michigan Ave but has some of the best BBQ in the greater Detroit area. Lafayette is worth the trip as is Zingerman's.
Mon Jin Lau as already suggested is killer for Asian and has been the Hour Magazine restaurant of the year.
I'm going to disagree with the suggestion for The Capital Grille. One of the worst locations for that franchise IMO and nothing like the quality of some of their other locations. It's in a mall and service reflects that.
For steak in the Big Beaver (16 mile) area Shula's is the stand out for me. I have had some terrible meals at that Mortons (The Southfield location is MUCH better) and service can be spotty at Ruth's Chris.
If you want some thing a little more laid back you might want to consider The Stoney Creek Road House on 26 mile just a few miles out side of Rochester (West of Stoney Creek Metro-Park).
For pizza in the immediate area give Kruse and Muer in the village at the Meadowbrook mall a try. You will also find a Mitchell's fish house there which is very good.
re: Fritter
I think the Southfield Mortons just closed recently, Fritter.
re: Fritter
"I have had some terrible meals at that Mortons (The Southfield location is MUCH better)"
Then it'll probably tick you off to no end that the Southfield location closed about a month ago. Sorry, Fritter.
re: boagman
No dissapointment here. One of the weakest and most over priced steak houses in the greater Detroit area IMO.
You've already been given some very solid recommendations ... my addition:
Dawgs, coneys & sausages: Hippos Hot Dogs in Troy.
Sushi: Noble Fish in Clawson.
Another option for Italian; Lelli's in Auburn Hills
Crab, mussels, scallops & fish: Fran O'Brien's Crab House in Auburn Hills
Pizza: Crust in Rochester
If your into good beer I might suggest also two places in Southeast Michigan.
For straight up beer I would go with Kuhnhenn's Brewery - www.kbrewery.com
The second place I would recommend is Dragonmead which does not have as good of beer (Still great but not the top) but it does have a great side perk. Just about a 1/4 mile away is Lazybones BBQ which you can bring into the brewery. Some of us think that Lazybones is the best bbq place in the state, but it is not really the place you want to eat it at. It is more of a pick up and go place and I suggest you go to Dragonmead.
Both Breweries rate a A- on the Beer Advocate charts....
re: JanPrimus
Wow - you've all been very generous and helpful with your replys! We may have to stay for a week or two. I recall reading somewhere recently that the Detroit area has some excellent pizza places. (My idea of great pizza, BTW, is fairly thin crust but with a good "chew", blistered and blackened around the edges, slightly sweet tomato sauce, and light on the cheese and toppings - if that's helpful.) Also, we're into beer and brewpubs, so any additional ideas in that regard would be appreciated. And any local fish fry places? Thanks again.
re: Gator Tom
Kruse and Muer will be near by and fits what you are describing as your ideal pizza. Some of their specialty pies are very good. Detroit pizza tends to focus on deep dish. There are a few others that offer thin crust but not worth the drive from Rochester (IMO).
As I noted above Mitchell's fish house in the same mall is very good and they offer fried fish. Some one else mentioned Fran O'Briens which is very close as well.
Rochester Mills is a great place for a sandwich and a beer.
You may also want to condsider Motor City Brew Works. I had the chance to try some of their products recently at a Greenfield Village event and they were excellent. I haven't been to their location but I think I read that they have a brick pizza oven.
re: Gator Tom
Good pizza, albeit heavy on cheese and toppings, can be had at the Alibi in Troy. There is also a Buddy's pizza in AH, corner of Squirrel and Walton, which was one of the places mentioned in the recent GQ article about best pizza in America.
Lots of beer choices at Paint Creek Tavern in Rochester Hills, with outdoor seating overlooking the creek and a walking/biking trail. I don't think they brew their own, though.
The only true "fish fry" places I can think of are more in the Detroit area--Bet & Jessies or Scotty Simpsons. Simpsons in particular is in a somewhat less attractive part of our fair area.
re: coney with everything
But Scotty Simpsons is *totally* worth it. I've never felt unsafe there, and the food is wonderful.
re: boagman
Note that is a cash only establishment too. I would not be worried in that neighborhood either.
Edit: OK I had to go look at spotcrime.com and look at the neighborhood. In the last three days....2 seperate well aimed shootings (both targets hit) and also two seperate robberies. So its only half as bad as I suspected. I still will visit.
Downtown Detroit - Le Petite Zinc just opened not too far from Slows. At Trumbull & Fort. Can swing by the demolished Tiger Stadium and see the decrepitude of Michigan Central Train Station too.
I thought the food was really good - crepes and ratatouille - stuff like that. Interesting crowd. Brass band from Belgium(?) playing on the patio when I was there. Glacial paced, but nice. service. It's supposed to be French after all...so would you expect anything quicker?
Holes in the wall that are great - Hamtramck's Aladdin Cafe has awesome Bangladeshi food. Ridiculously cheap too. I've not been to "Bosnian Specialties" in Hamtram yet - but it looks intriguing.
I like Madison Height's Vietnamese mom n pop Thuy Trang's pho.
Speaking of Madison Heights and pizza - I love Green Lantern. It's not fancy, or eurpoean in the slightest. But is an institution from forever (my parents went there), and the pepperoni is awesome, and the mixed drinks are stong - lol. I love it a hundred times more than Buddy's (but I don't really care for thick crust...so I'm biased against it)
I'd skip all these chain restaurants people are mentioning. Here's where you want to go:
Pizza: Loui's, Dequindre Rd. just north of 9 Mile.
Burgers: Red Coat Tavern, Woodward.
Fish: The Ivanhoe, Joseph Campau (a.k.a. the Polish Yacht Club)...an amazing, unique experience in a blighted part of town. If you're not put off by the fact that it's the only building still standing on its entire square block, you'll love this place. Get the perch or walleye. Friday nights only (lunch weekdays, too).
And definitely try one of the recommended Middle Eastern places. I'd skip Slow's. Great atmosphere, great bar, great Detroit place, but mediocre food.
re: mrfinewine
I don't recall a thin crust pizza at Loui's. I really prefer Cloverleaf for deep dish but they are both a notch above Buddy's IMO. Here's an interesting article about Loui's.