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The only song that Concert Chorus is singing for spring concert for which we don't have a recording is "Until We Sing Again." I found a listening link for you, so that you can listen to the song online. This is a demonstration recording done by professional singers for the publisher of the music. There are several recordings of the song on Youtube, but of course, I can't send you there. However, I watched and listened to a couple of them last night and, trust me, we will do much, much better than anything I saw or heard. In fact, one was so bad that I wished I could assign it as an example for you to critique. There were some really obvious errors.
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By any measure, it was a landmark, landslide victory — for Europe. On May 25, Petro Poroshenko declared victory in the first round of the Ukrainian presidential election. He had won more than 55 percent of the vote — and Ukrainians knew exactly what they were getting. Poroshenko campaigned on integrating his country into European institutions. After his victory, he repeated that goal. Ukraine is on the brink of financial catastrophe and is fighting a de facto invasion: Well-armed Chechen soldiers have now arrived to assist the Russian-made insurgency in the east. Yet in his victory speech, Poroshenko declared he wanted not only to "put an end to war, to put an end to chaos," but also to "bring in European values" to his country. Read on »


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Rep. Greg Walden has been tapped to chair the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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"I work hard for the people of southern, central, and eastern Oregon, and this new leadership position allows me to voice the concerns of Oregonians at the decision-making table in Washington, D.C.," said Walden.
He also said he would "continue to reach across the aisle to enact policies that will get us back on track."
"We must work to promote small business and agriculture, access America's natural resources, and better manage our forests to create jobs in the woods," he said.
Walden has been deputy chair of the NRCC for nearly four years, a time in which Republicans gained seats in the House, taking the majority in 2010 and preserving it this year.
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Auditions for "The Secret Garden," the 2013 production of Missoula Children's Theatre, will be held from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at the Wy'east Middle School performing arts center.
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It was a dark, blustery afternoon in spring, and the city of London was chasing a small mining town across the dried-out bed of the old North Sea.The Mortal Engines Quartet is an award-winning, critically acclaimed series of novels by the English author Philip Reeve, marketed (somewhat ridiculously) as The Hungry City Chronicles in America.note Four books were written in chronological order: Mortal Engines (2001), Predator's Gold (2003), Infernal Devices (2005), and A Darkling Plain (2006). Prequel books set many centuries before the first book are currently being published. Fever Crumb (2009), A Web of Air (2010) and Scrivener's Moon (2011) are out so far, with more to come.Mortal Engines takes place in a post-post-post-post-post-apocalyptic Used Future. Nations no longer exist, except in the lands of the Anti-Traction League. Traction Cities - entire cities mounted on caterpillar tracks for mobility - are fiercely independent city-states, using giant jaws to devour one another for resources in a horribly unsustainable city-eat-city environment known as Municipal Darwinism: large cities eat small cities, small cities eat towns, towns eat suburbs, and everyone eats non-moving or "static" settlements. Trade is mostly accomplished by airship, though sometimes cities of roughly equal size (unable to devour each other) will stop to trade. Much of the Applied Phlebotinum involves Old-Tech, ancient remains of lost civilisations ranging from statues of Mickey Mouse ("animal-headed gods of lost America") to Forgotten Superweapons.Traction Cities' military and ideological counterpart, the Anti-Traction League, is a vast Eastern coalition of static settlements, who aim to remove the abomination of Traction Cities from the world.Something worth mentioning, given the amount of back-and-forth editing in the page history, is that the most prominent Stalker is named Shrike in most editions and Grike in the North American ones. For Theme Naming reasons made clear in Fever Crumb - that is, all the Stalkers in his 'batch' were named after birds - 'Shrike' (a small predatory bird) makes considerably more sense than 'Grike' (a feature of limestone pavements).Peter Jackson and WETA Digital are currently working on a film adaptation of the first book, Mortal Engines, though the release date remains uncertain.
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first of all: I am sorry that I haven't reported about the last couple days of my trip. That was because when I came home, it was Malte's Birthday and after that we had a very full week. But that is just talking. So let me tell you what I had done the last week.
I took a couple of rest days because it was either raining too hard to do anything or it was just too hot to get out an inch of your door. So Anne and I stayed home, took pictures and read. On friday night, Ingo and I got out bouldering for 2 hours after dinner. it was still pretty hot but we didn't care. we just wanted to do something after those boring days. There, I bouldered a lot. On saturday, my Aunt, Uncle, Sister and I went outside to a tower again. Anne almost adopted a dog that was running around in the woods but his owner showed up shortly after, luckily. :) This day was a lot of fun. It's gotten cold again and the routes were very nice. We climbed two one-pitch routes and after that, Anne, Ingo and I went to the summit of the tower in two pitches to enjoy the view. it was an amazingly beautiful view over the mountains. All those little craigs on top of all those mountains and the woods are surrounding each of them. Beautiful. We had to leave after rapping down fron the top of the tower, because Anne and I were going to a concert in the city and we had to get ready for the show. The concert was nothing like one would think two young girls would go to on a Saturday night. It was a classic concert with a trio from Germany. They also played a jazzy part that was composed by an American. Anne and I enjoyed the concert and the drinks during the break. :)
On Sunday, my grandparents, Anne and I went to a meeting that was providing information about the exchange to America for other students in the future. It was a lot of fun to meet the other students who went the same time I did and to talk to them about our year and our similar experience. The boy who sat next to me went to Utah to a town near Moab. I was very ecxited to hear that and we said that we could even fly in together if we come back to the States. After the meeting was over and every parent asked their question, we left town to get some nice dinner.
The Monday after was Malte's birthday and we came home with the train to celebrate 5 years of happiness. The week was fine. Anne and I had to pick up each of our rooms. I still had to get my room back to normal after two chaotic young students lived in there for 10 days. (Those two people are Jasmine and I, but I am the chaotic person..) After everything was done and even the school stuff was ready to be packed in a book bag I was bored. Bored, because I didn't have to do anything. I had time to email, to call people and to get all crazy about school. (Not in a good way!) Finally, Anne's birthday and the weekend came. I got out in the Sächsische Schweiz with Anne, Katja, Malte, Jasper and 3 friends. Sadly, it rained as we got there so we decided to hike to the towers and look at nice things to climb if it doesn't rain. After noon the rain finally stopped and we found two routes that were under a roof and didn't get wet. My friends and I did those very nice but short routes in the Bielatal. Katja and the rest of the kids went home. It was a very nice day after all. This week has been as boring as the last one. Well, not as boring. I actually got myself up to go somewhere nice. On Monday I went to a movie with Anne. We saw Eclipse, the third movie of the twilight saga. They only played it in German and I was excited to hear the German voices to Bella and Edward. But as always they didn't sound right. The movie though was very good. Tuesday was a day of failed going climbing on the gym. As we got there, the gym was closed and Anne and I went to Starbucks and I showed her around in the new KFC in Dresden. Today, the Wednesday of this week, Anne and I went to go climbing in the XXL gym. After going a lot of routes and even more bouldering we left the gym dried out and tired. But it was nice to climb a little and get tired.
And now, I am listening to Dinosaur jr wearing my hat, Nancy gave me; remembering the good times in her truck and the good times in the house or at the cliff.
Next week, my family and I are going to the beach for one week. It Is going to be a great week. Well, it is getting late here in Germany. I will tell you more after the week on the beach.
I love you all. And miss the ones that I can't see right now.
yes, I was indeed climbing up a wall in my back yard. :)
Wedensday: it was the night of decitions. Germany was playing against Spain in the semis. I was crazy about the game and I almost could not take watching it because I was so emational even before the game started. Well, watching the game was hard enough. As Spain scored against our Boys, I was on the ground - could not take watching any more. I left the tent in wich we watched and waited for it to be over. And yes, I cried when the game was over and so the worldcup for Germany. But my respect for the good game even tho they did not win. Sadly. I went to bed as soon as we got home.
Thursday: it rained hard when I got up and it didn´t stop until after lunch. But that was no problem because I had time packing all my stuff for my trip to the Palatinate to go climbing on red sandstone in the sun. All in all, my Thursday really wasn't that exciting. Some soccer in the back yard and playing with the boys after the rain stopped gave my day another nice touch. I was excited for my trip.
Friday: after getting up rediculously early Anne and I spent most parts of the day in a train on our way to West Germany. My Grandpa oicked us up at the train station and dropped us off at my aunts and uncles house. We ate Kuchen and drank coffee before we all walked over to my grandparents house. Over there we played a little in the back yard and grilled. After eating a lot of good food, we planned our climbing satturday. :)
Satturday: Ingo, my uncle, did not feel well and could not go climbing because of that. Anne, Babsi and I decided to go bouldering at the Kalmit. It was great getting out again but a little sad because Ingo couldn't join us. Well, I got in some very nice moves and even got some stiff forearms after a while. Anne took very cool pictures of me and climbed some, too. It was a lot of fun climbing with Anne again.
Sunday, today: We had a slow morning with nice breakfast and getting ready for a day of climbing. We packed our packs and left the house aroung 10:30 to go to the Fladensteine. It rained over night and cooled down the temperatures for the day. But the rock was wet also. We warmed up on some easier routes and showed Anne how to rap down on an ATC. Later, Ingo and I climbed a nice classic crack. It was so nice and long, but really dirty. With all that rain the sand from the top got on the route and sat there in the holds I wanted to use. :) I did use them, I didn't have another choice. As I got to the top, I had a beautiful view over the mountains and all the little craigs. I also put down my name in the "Gipfelbuch", a book, that is on top of the tower where everybody writes in their name who gets up there. A really cool thing to do if you think about it. I was very excited, that I got to do this.
So, another hot day is over now. Dinner tasted even better after climbing a lot, but I missed the cheerwine a little.Tomorrow, we will be climbing again. See you then.
Dear world,
my year in the US of A is over now, but not over for me yet. I am not there anymore which is very sad, but I can still remember everything I did during my time with Nancy, Jeff and Phoebe. We had done so many things together and I have learned so much. Some think, that the only thing I learned is the language, but that is by far not it. I learned to be in another family, a new environment with new people, new food, new smells and sounds, I learned to be myself and that it doesn't matter where I am, I am myself. It has been wonderful talking to so many interserting people around the country and getting to know some of Jasmines but more of Nancys and Jeffs friends. I also learned to love the nature in another way. With rock climbing I started to love the rock. With climbing I met new people and saw so many beautiful and amazing places such as the Red River Gorge, The New River Gorge, Ship Rock or Moores Wall. There are many others I went to and there are even more I still haven't seen. My next destination witll be the western part of the States. But ;y time on the East Coast was great and I am thankful that I have had the cahnce and opportunity to do this.
If I had to pick a favorite place or day of my year in the US, I couldn't tell you which one I would pick. There have been some not so great days exspecially when I was sick or other things went wrong, but most of the time was nice. As Isaid, I couldn't have wished for more.
That was at the Red River Gorge and I did my secong trad lead in my life. :)
When we reached the day I had to leave, I told Nancy, that it still doesn't feel real for me. It still just feels like a trip I take and I come home ( I consider Winston-Salem as my home, too) soon after. But I had to realize that I can't go back the week after or some time soon. That was very hard for me and all of us. I had a very hard time saying goodbye to my new family in the States because we weren't sure when I would come back so visit again. It was easier to leave Dresden a year ago, because I knew I was gonna go back. But I still don't know when I get to see tha US and my family again.
Phoebe in Boston. I miss my little sister.
Now It feels very real to be home. More than I would have thought, because missed home in Dreden too. My first full day I spent in Dresden and I was very shocked. I wasn't ready for the new culture shock in my own home town. I am still not fully home. I try to get the US experience on my walls, in my room and further in my mind, but it doesn't really work. I will need some time to get my mind back to Dresden.
Well, I wanted to say thank you to everyone who made it possible that I could go to the US. Katja and Kai, thank you for letting me go and have this year and thank you for financial help and wonderful phone calls here and there. Anne, thank you for being a wonderful sister. Malte and Jasper, you know, I love you!
Jeff and Nancy, I loved it so mcuh to stay with you and your family. You took me to so many beautiful places and showed me around. Thank you for your patience with me and thank you sooooo much for having me. I miss you and I promise, I'll come back!
Love you, guys!
see you soon
People, the last week has been a little crazy. But let's begin with the weekend. It was beautiful, because the sun was out the whole time and Phoebe, Nancy and I enjoyed the nice summer days outside at our neighborhood pool. We also rode our bikes and played soft ball outside in the back yard of our house. I loved being outside with the two and enjoying our last couple of days until I have to go back home.
On Monday I took my French exam at RJR. It was fun, because the whole class finished a little early so we all watched Shrek 2 in french.
Same on Tuesday, English exam- and suddenly, I was done with school - for the whole summer, and for my whole year in the USA. At that point I think I started to understand that this really is the end of my year in the states. I was sad, leaving my friends from school and having to say goodbye to my friends, but I still had plans for the week. Three of m friends and I had planned to go get lunch and to go to the pool after. Sadly, only one of them showed up at school and that only to tell me that she couldn't join us. Well, I was bummed and mad. Of course. Who wouldn't be? Then I walked home to get lunch and to let my parents know that I wasn't gonna go out with my friends. Because I didn't really know what to do with my time (by the way, it is still Tuesday), I started packing. Yes, I started packing all my clothes and other belongings. It took me a while to get everything in its place, but I was done pretty quickly, at least with filling the first, but biggest!, bag.
On Wednesday, I didn't have to go to school, but everybody else, including my friends and Phoebe. I packed a little more, I started throwing all my school stuff out and wrapping the presents for my family. Well, I got very sad over all this on Wednesday morning so I went on a bike ride to a store and back. It was great to get outside again. For about 16 miles and 50 minutes I didn't think about anything but getting up those hills. After my adventurous ride through Winston-Salem and its streets I got back to my bags, because the earlier I finish packing, the more time I have to chill and hang out with the family. Nancy and I have been joking, that I am just visiting home and not "going back". But I have to say, I miss Dresden, I miss watching soccer games, my bed and - of course - my family in Germany. But I also know that I am going to miss Nancy, Jeff, Phoebe and the two lovely dogs, the house, climbing trips with Jeff and Nancy, Alan, Kristie and even more friends.
Today, I've been pretty lazy. Other than a little cleaning in the kitchen, getting last things together and turning locks and books in at my school I didn't do much. Tonight, Jeff, Phoebe and I will go to a Dash baseball game at downtown WS.
Tomorrow there will be a big dinner with family and friends to say goodbye to me…and to tell last stories. Nancy and i are going climbing for my last 4 days and then there is Wednesday again. I'll fly home from Greensboro over Philadelphia, Frankfurt to Dresden in 23 hours. But about that later.
I'm going to enjoy my last days in the states (at least for 2010) and you will hear from me in a week.
I think I have a serious problem. When ever I talk english, I turn into a joking, not focused, american monster that just can not describe anything. And I think this american Me has some sort of ADD. But as soon as I switch to german, I don't joke as bad anymore..and I , YES, I stay focused for a lot longer. :) and, yes, I talked to Jasmine on the phone. And it was wonderful :)
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State Rep. Mark Cohen likes per diems. Every year the longtime Philadelphia Democrat is among the tops in the Legislature in claiming the extra cash intended to offset lawmaker expenses while on official business.
But Cohen doesn't like talking about what he's taking. abc27 News tried to ask him about it last year, but he refused comment.
A recent report showed that Cohen claimed more than $39,000 in per diems in 2011. He refused comment again just last week, but he is commenting about lawmaker compensation on Facebook, where he referred to three state lawmakers who decided not to run for re-election.
Cohen wrote, "This trend will likely continue until such time as the media is willing to permit the Legislature to raise its salaries above the annual inflation rate."
"People need to understand that the minimum wage for a legislator is $82,000. With benefits it's into the 90's and if you're somebody like Mark Cohen you get another $39,000 tax free," Eric Epstein of the political watchdog group Rock the Capitol said. "They're compensated well. They get pension, they get perks, they get more than enough compensation."
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Even a long time Democratic staffer expressed disgust at Cohen's comment, saying "we've only gotten a 1.3 percent cost of living increase in the past five years."
Cohen says abc27 News misinterpreted his Facebook post. "I didn't say I favored legislators getting a pay raise," he said. "I used words precisely with specific meaning. I really wish people would stop trying to change the meaning of the words I use."


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670 N Kendall Drive
San Bernardino, CA 92407
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Dining Style:
Fine Dining
(909) 881-1502
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday, Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm; Sunday Brunch: 9:00am - 2:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Executive Chef:
Francisco Roman
Dress Code:
Business Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
Castaway San Bernardino offers one of the most spectacular views in the Inland Empire and a catering team that will work with you in all planning phases to insure your event is a success.
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Michelle Herrera (888) 389-4157
Live jazz band outside on the patio. During the summer time from 7:30pm - 11:00pm.
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A word from Castaway - San Bernardino
The Castaway Restaurant is one of the most prestigious restaurants in the Inland Empire with an unforgettable view of the mountains and valley. One of the area's more romantic evening getaways. Castaway earns high marks from critics and casual dinners for its upscale setting, sweeping hillside
views, and eclectic American menu. The enchanting setting is sure to impress, whether you opt for the white-linen scene inside or the beautiful garden patio outside. Reservations are strongly encouraged, and banquet facilities are available.
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Food was very good, with an
awesome scenic view. The Band playing was nice, just a little loud if you wanted to have a conversation."
Dined on 9/1/2012
I took my parents to the Castaway
on Saturday for dinner, and we very much enjoyed the experience. The food was quite good and the service was excellent. Views of the local mountains basking in the sun's departing rays made the experience even more enjoyable. Our server, Alicia, was great. She was friendly, competent, and appropriately attentive. I look forward to dining at the Castaway in the future."
Dined on 9/1/2012
My wife's top sirloin was
overcooked (well instead of medium) but they took it back and made her another one which was much better. The crab stuffed mushrooms are excellent. This is the second time we had been there on an anniversary and it was very nice. We will likely be back again on each anniversary. Many thanks! I have seen a few reviews that gave this poor reviews and I don't understand those. My wife and I believe this is the nicest restaurant in the Ontario, Riverside, San Bernardino and Redlands areas. We kept thinking that this is too nice a place to only come once per year and even though it is a 30-40 minute drive for us it is so worth it."
Dined on 8/31/2012
Dinner was wonderful. Our table
was too small for 4, but understandably as they were so very busy and were trying to fit everyone in. The band was a little loud, but we did have dinner later in the evening, so to complain would be unfair."
Dined on 8/25/2012
So much has changed since my last
dinner there. There is no dress code so the classy reputation this place had...is gone. The band was super loud...although quite good. Service was adequate..food was okay. We had a large party...made reso but still had to wait for our table. I would no longer recommend this restaurant to anyone. This place has gone downhill."
Dined on 8/25/2012
Great location. On a clear day
beautiful view. First time there for dinner in many years. The food was outstanding, especially the Prime Rib. Service was a little slow the night we were there. Apparently they were short of staff. One of the best Sunday Brunches in the Inland Empire"
Dined on 8/25/2012
did not like the food.. It was
discusting. They sat is at a corner right next to the door to the outside and everytime they opened the door we had to hear the band playing outside, it was annoying we couldn't talk. Not what I expected. We paid for food we didn't even eat."
Dined on 8/24/2012
Delicious food, great service and
a beautiful view.. what better way to impress out of town business colleagues! :-)"
Dined on 8/22/2012
We chose the Castaway for our
daughters 21st birthday because we had heard good things about this restaurant. It was a great experience. The food was excellent, the service was excellent and the view was fantastic. Our party of five ordered five different entre's. All were great. We couldn't have asked for a better experience."
Dined on 8/21/2012
We went there for our 24th wedding
anniversary and we were not disappointed! The food was great, the service good and the view was worth a million bucks! It is a wonderful place to go for your special occasion or if you just want a romantic evening out."
Dined on 8/20/2012
The restaurant is very nice the
food was great & the atomosphere beautiful, however our server was not too great, poor customer service skills.. It was out anniversary & I didn't let that keep me from having a great time."
Dined on 8/20/2012
This was or 25th wedding
anniversary and the Castaway exceeded our expectations. We had a great table with a romantic view and the service was wonderful. For dinner we had the Prime Rib and Lobster Tail with some champagne and this was awesome, just melts in your mouth. Thank you Castaway for making our 25th anniversary great... P.S. The band was awesome also..."
Dined on 8/17/2012
Castaways is a great find being
new to San Bernardino county. The restaurant could use some updating however, the staff and the food were simply amazing. It was great to spend time with my two best friends on a very hot and humid California Sunday afternoon."
Dined on 8/12/2012
We took a client and his wife from
Canada here for dinner. We had a wonderful time and the food was amazing. We have recommended this before to client and will continue to do so.Many compliments to the Chef and wait staff. Jim and Debbie Tuttle"
Dined on 8/10/2012
I went on a blinda date and had a
fantastic time cant wait to come back again"
Dined on 8/10/2012
Castaway San Bernardino is a gem
for Sunday champagne brunch...I love the view, the food and the staff. Everyone was so wonderful. Can't wait to go back at night for the live jazz on Friday or Saturday."
Dined on 8/5/2012
All the staff is always very nice
and like to talk to you. They care about you the customer. Very nice."
Dined on 8/5/2012
My husband and i do not get out
much but when we do we like to try new places. Castaway was definitely a spot that we would love to visit again. The ambiance was romantic and laid back. We enjoyed the live jazz band and the fact that we could get out and dance in the outdoor dining area. The view was wonderful and the food was delicious. We really enjoyed ourselves."
Dined on 8/4/2012
Castaway was perfect!!!! I'm from
the L.A. area and Castaway was recommended by a friend that I work with. I took my wife as a little getaway. The restaurant sits on the top of a hill and we sat outside of the balcony. Their was a cover band playing, people dancing and drinking, the sun was setting. PERFECT. I would recommend Castaway to anybody for any occasion."
Dined on 8/4/2012
We had made a reservation for 7pm
and were not seated until 8 even though there was plenty of seating available When they went to seat us ,they wanted to seat us next to the kitchen where the smoke was tremendous even though we requested a window view. Food and service was mediocre. This place has a unique character and great potential but needs new management!"
Dined on 8/3/2012
We went for brunch, and it was
really enjoyable! Greeting at the door, very friendly! Service also really friendly and efficient! Lots of food options, live music, a plenty of champagne! Ask for a window seat, for a great view!"
Dined on 7/29/2012
Our third time there for brunch,
and each time was as good as the first. All the great favorites, and finds like fresh carved rack of lamb prime rib and ham at the carving station, a pasta station for fresh made pastas to order. A section for fresh and smoked fish, crab, new zealand mussels, shrimp. All the trimmings were there. We will go back again. The champaigne service was very attentitive and even brought crab cracker for my wife without being asked. Very nice."
Dined on 7/29/2012
This is our favorite spot for
nearly 25 years! We do our anniversaries here, Mother's Day Brunch (to die for), as well as just stop by for their fabulous crem brulee and coffee. Great atmosphere. They finally have added a few new dishes (the bacon shrimp was delicious). Service is always at its finest (we love Luis!). Thanks Castaways for never letting us down..."
Dined on 7/28/2012
A little up set when i called to
confirm my reservation i let the girl know that we wanted to set out side was told no problem then we get there and we are told its first come first serve not what i was told on phone. then we are seated in middle of room but it was like we were not there. People, 4 tables that were sat after us had their food and or drinks way before we did. Was not as good as it was last year kind of a let down for our 21st wedding anniversary."
Dined on 7/27/2012
We were incredibly impressed with
our dining experience. The food was great and the view was to die for. The band was good and the outdoor patio with dancing was a lot of fun."
Dined on 7/27/2012
Great brunch for Sunday mornings.
Couldn't ask for better food and service."
Dined on 7/22/2012
What more can I say? This is mine
and my husband's favorite restaurant. We often come for the spinach and artichoke dip only $10 and enough for two people. Also, the coconut shrimp is out of this world, also only $10 and comes on a bed of amazing coleslaw. Although we like the thai sweet and sour sauce that comes with it we always ask for some "coleslaw sauce" on the side as it tastes amazing as a dip for the coconut shrimp. You can join Castaway's Loyalty Club and earn free food in addition to earning points with Open Table and reserving your table through them (Open Table). The Loyalty Club is brought to you by SRC the corporation which owns Castaway and the reservation system Open Table is just a system which Castaway belongs to."
Dined on 7/11/2012
Brunch was delicious, service was
courteous and helpful, would recommend to friends and family."
Dined on 7/8/2012
Excellent Sunday Brunch where they
keep the champagne flowing. All the food was excellent and they even had a sax player--nice!"
Dined on 7/8/2012
Great food, if you get the right
server, it's a great place."
Dined on 7/7/2012
I was surprised to find such a
fine restaraunt so close to home. My wife and I had a wonderful anneversary dinner at the Castaway. The staff made us feel special and the ambiance was great."
Dined on 7/2/2012
Food was as good as always.
Service was excellent as always. Portions did look a lot smaller than I remember, particularly the crab stuffed mushrooms. They may want to look at a better kitchen ventilation system. Dining room was smokey from the grill."
Dined on 6/30/2012
My filet mignon was delicious!!!
The overall ambiance of the restaurant was amazing and so was the view. I didn't like the flying bugs, but that's a given when dining outside so I was ok. I loved the music but would recommend finding better singers and that they not repeat songs."
Dined on 6/29/2012
We went for 43rd wedding
anniversary. We were very pleased with the food, wine the scenic view. We are already planning our anniversary for next year. I was hoping that since we let know the restaurant ahead that the waiters would sing or offer free desert. Some kind of acknowledgement. Hopefully something can be added for next year. Thank you for the fine food and service"
Dined on 6/28/2012
Just amazing. Thats all I can say
is it is just amazing and the staff is so friendly."
Dined on 6/25/2012
Unfortunately, we had poor service
on this particular night."
Dined on 6/22/2012
Great food, service, and scenery.
I have never been disappointed."
Dined on 6/17/2012
i enjoyed this visit, as this is
my third visit. the food is marvelous, and the waite-staff was magnificent. i will continue to visit, and recommend my friends, as well."
Dined on 6/17/2012
I liked that the brunch menu is
full of yummy food, the service was great and it was fun to explore the different areas of the restaurant were the food was set. Thank you, I am sure to came back."
Dined on 6/17/2012
The food is consistently good. The
entertainment is outstanding outside."
Dined on 6/16/2012
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Sorry you don't like the game. Do mind if I ask what version you were playing? I believe many of the issues you are mentioning have been fixed up. Also, a lot of the screen shots and art work shown on this page is really out of date. Thanks!


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"Idol" host and Dunwoody High School graduate Ryan Seacrest is movin' on up.
He recently put his Hollywood Hills home up for sale for $11.985 million.
TMZ reports that he has purchased former "Idol" judge and talk show host Ellen DeGeneres' home that was on sale for a cool $49 million.
Seacrest is not living beyond his means. Forbes in May 2011 estimated he earned $61 million the previous 12 months. I'm sure he made as much if not more the past 12 months given his gigs on E!, "American Idol," AT40, syndicated radio, "Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve," his production company ("Keeping Up With the Kardashians") and a recently signed deal with NBCUniversal that includes work on "The Today Show" and the Olympics.
TMZ said the property in Beverly Hils covers an entire block and takes up almost three acres. The estate includes a 9,200-square-foot main home, three guest houses and a koi carp pool.
You can see how the house looked when DeGeneres lived there here, courtesy of Architectural Digest.
His current home is nothing to sneeze at. It was once owned by Kevin Costner. Seacrest purchased it in April, 2006 for $11.5 million. According to Yahoo, the Mediterranean mansion has five bedrooms, a swimming pool, guest house, tennis courts and gardens. It takes up 8,172 square feet.
- In other reality TV show news, "Dancing With the Stars" will air its first all-star edition this fall.
- And TMZ says Demi Lovato will make a mere $1 million as a judge on "X Factor," so the show could afford to pay Britney Spears a cool $15 million.
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By Rodney Ho, Radio & TV Talk
May 16th, 2012
8:24 am
Get a fricking LIFE!
May 16th, 2012
8:41 am
I like the one I already have, thanks very much.
May 16th, 2012
8:48 am
Not sure if I'm even going to watch the show tonight. Do I really want to sit through 50 or so minutes of commercials, filler and hyperbole to watch six performances from people I don't enjoy hearing sing?
I'll save you all the trouble.
Randy: That was aMAzing. The little runs… the way you went up there and hit those notes? Just aMAzing. Vote for this girl, people!
J-Lo: I keep forgetting you're only 16. You're still just 16, right? I got goosies.
ST: That was beautiful Over the top. Just beautiful.
Randy: Holy smokin' molten lava hot! That was just dope, dawg. One of the best performances in the history of music! Vote for this dude, people!
J-Lo: I just wanna punch you. You just make me feel so – I don't know… it's just amazing watching you sing.
Steven: That was beautiful Over the top. Just beautiful.
Randy: Dude… you know who you are as an artist and stay in your sweet spot.
J-Lo: You're an original. You are who you are.
Steven: That was beautiful Over the top. Just beautiful.
May 16th, 2012
8:49 am
Hey Patrick…..thanks, I'll take that under advisement.
I just heard that a study was done on the brain activity of people who frequent social media on the web. Apparently it is just as satisfying to our brains as other "addictions" like smoking or alcoholism or over-eating. Frankly, I think chatting on a web site is a lot healthier than those other things as well.
May 16th, 2012
8:53 am
Looks like Mo paid a visit to the DWTS site, and someone asked if his post was in English or if he'd left out some words as it didn't make any sense. And it was just a wee little post of a couple lines. What would that guy make of some of the ones that have been left on this site?!
Rickster: got your barf bag ready for tonight/tomorrow night? I think I'll buy ear plugs for the Joshua "performances" tonight.
I hope JLo is really leaving and not fishing for more undeserved/unearned money! It was funny seeing her and Cameron Diaz sitting side by size, Ms "overtan, girded up too tight, made up to the gills" JLo vs the gently made up, nicely fitted clothes of CD. What a contrast (and I'm not really a CD fan).
May 16th, 2012
8:54 am
Oh… you know… I forgot. The performance show is two hours!
That means 105 minutes of commercials, filler & hyperbole for only 15 minutes of singing from people to whom I don't enjoy listening.
May 16th, 2012
8:55 am
Unless, your queeness, you're chatting on a website while smoking and drinking!
May 16th, 2012
8:58 am
Just wanted to say this before I forget: I won't be here for tomorrow night's result show so, if any of the night regulars could please do the play-by-play for me, those of us on the west coast would really appreciate it!
May 16th, 2012
8:59 am
Rickster, I'll admit to drinking while watching the show and blogging. Sometimes it's the only way to get through all the commercials and the judges without going crazy!
May 16th, 2012
9:30 am
Me, too, Rickster! I drink vodka during every show.
May 16th, 2012
9:36 am
Actually the 120 minutes will distill down to approximately 10 minutes of actual performances with only 3 participants if they stick to 2 songs each. Additional trio maybe? If they are considering tweaking the show as advertised I would hope for contestants having to sing entire songs, especially at this stage, and limit the clowns to 100 seconds. Challenging them to learn all of the lyrics and allowing the buildup required of say, Bohemian Rhapsody would help weed out the incompetent sooner.
While I appreciate the "live" aspect of the format since they have ballooned this thing out to 2 hours it begs for the DVR treatment and the advertisers have to realize that by now.
May 16th, 2012
9:36 am
I just FF through the stuff I don't want to watch. But if drinking helps!
May 16th, 2012
9:43 am
I think they do three songs: 1 selected by the judges, 1 selected by the producers (Nigel & Co) and one the contestant chooses.
But I may be wrong on that.
May 16th, 2012
9:45 am
Vast, they are singing three songs each. Their choice, judges' choice and Jimmy's choice.
Let's also put the blame for 2 hour shows squarely on Fox's shoulders. Fox has a ratings juggernaut in Idol and wants them on as often and as long as possible.
That being said, next week's finale sing-off on Tuesday night will only be 1 hour.
May 16th, 2012
9:47 am
That's not a house — it's a complex:
May 16th, 2012
11:27 am
Nigel has tweeted 3 song spoilers for tonight:
'Imagine' by John Lennon
'Beggin' by 4 Seasons/Madcon
'I'll Be There.' by Michael Jackson
May 16th, 2012
11:33 am
And the reasons to not watch tonight just keep piling up!
May 16th, 2012
11:35 am
Ouch – everyone who's attempted "Imagine" has screwed it up royally! Hate to hear it's gonna be butchered again, and I'm sure it'll be by the wailing screamer. If so, guess I'll look more kindly on the icky version David A did.
I don't know "Beggin" – must be a pretty obscure 4 Seasons song.
May 16th, 2012
11:36 am
Rickster: LOL and Amen! I'm just about ready to go into seclusion in your secret lair!
May 16th, 2012
11:54 am
Very tired/disinterested in the remaining episodes of Idol
Very underwhelmed so far with both AGT & Howard Stern.
If things keep going the way they are… I'll get four nights of my life back every week once Idol's off for the season!!
May 16th, 2012
12:12 pm
Aw Rickster you know you can't wait, just like the rest of us!!! LOL
May 16th, 2012
12:26 pm
You're right, Jubie. I can't wait…. for this season to be over.
May 16th, 2012
12:33 pm
Here's tonight's song list:
Imagine by Lennon
My All by Mariah Carey
No More Drama by Mary J Blige
We've Got tonight by Bob Seger
I Don't Want To Miss a thing by Aerosmith
Beggin' by Madcon
I'll be There by Jackson
Disease by Matchbox 20
I'd Rather Go blind by Etta James
May 16th, 2012
12:50 pm
Thanks, your queeness!
The TV stays off tonight!
May 16th, 2012
12:53 pm
Combining the songs above (most of which I don't like) with the singers that will be singing (all of which I don't like) – I'm going to pass tonight.
I've got better things to do with my time.
May 16th, 2012
12:54 pm
Interesting list. I've bashed lists in the past, but ended up being pleasantly surprised. However, some of those songs seem like they would fit one person specifically and if those songs were picked by Jimmy or the judges then they are in essence creating caricatures.
If Steven Tyler picked the Aerosmith song… can you say conflict of interest?
May 16th, 2012
1:00 pm
Sam, I thought David A did a beautiful job with Imagine! I loved it!
I hope Jessica will do it. Joshua would scream and ruin it, and Phil would surgically remove the melody.
Of the song list, I like:
Bob Seger
Etta James
I'll Be There
I don't know the Mariah song but love Mariah in general, and as long as Jessica does it, I'm sure it will be good.
Don't know the Matchbox 20 song (though I usually like them) but would bet on Phil. Hey, maybe I'll enjoy it
Don't know the Mary J song but it sounds like Josh, in a potential snoozer for me.
What is Madcon? I thought it first said Four Seasons (as in "Frankie Valli and".) Don't know that song either.
May 16th, 2012
1:01 pm
A six-minute trailer of the Grey's season finale is available at the following link:
May 16th, 2012
1:25 pm
I still think that Jess has the best opportunity to win and knock off the "omnipotent" WGWG of Idol. If she doesn't succeed, I think it further polarizes the show. If PP pulls this out, and the show has no significant changes going into the next season, performers that are not country or WGWG are wasting their time. In addition, I wouldn't be surprised if viewers took a break. Why watch or even participate if you know who's going to win?
I hear you guys in terms of LA Reid. Jenny, I understand a bit better about your perspective. For me, I appreciate that type of feedback, whether I agree or not. It doesn't bother me that much to hear a little venom. What bothers me is a judge love-fest. uuugghhh!!!!
May 16th, 2012
1:45 pm
I just read Rodney's 6:16 post from yesterday.
It gave me goosies!
May 16th, 2012
1:59 pm
Does anyone remember the name of the grandma comedienne on AGT 1-2 seasons ago? I thought she was a hoot – lots better than Granny G from last night.
May 16th, 2012
2:14 pm
Rickster, thanks for the Grey's trailer. Though I am almost scared to watch. And I am definitely scared about the finale. I have a bad feeling it's going to be Arizona or Callie. (That's not a spoiler, just my worry.)
For those curious, wetpaint has a LOT of semi-spoilerish analysis of who it might be. They've done *detailed* breakdowns on every character and why they might be the one. Google wetpaint grey's and you can't miss it.
I just wish it would get here and get over with.
May 16th, 2012
2:16 pm
May 16th, 2012
12:53 pm
"I've got better things to do with my time."
So you're not the kind who watches NASCAR races to see the wrecks?
May 16th, 2012
2:17 pm
May 16th, 2012
1:59 pm
I thought Granny G was pathetic. I'm sure her offspring are reeeeeeal proud.
May 16th, 2012
2:46 pm
Haven't gotten many right so far, but this seems a little easier. My guesses:
Here's tonight's song list:
Imagine by Lennon God help me! Don't even want to ponder this one
My All by Mariah Carey Jessica
No More Drama by Mary J Blige Jessica or Screecher(not likely – can't imagine
no more drama from this dude)
We've Got tonight by Bob Seger Certainly Phillipx2
I Don't Want To Miss a thing by Aerosmith No idea
Beggin' by Madcon Never heard of but sounds modern, so Phillipx2?
I'll be There by Jackson Certainly Screech
Disease by Matchbox 20 Sounds like Phillipx2 to me
I'd Rather Go blind by Etta James No doubt, Jessica
Sure I'll be completely wrong, with the exception of Bob Seger
May 16th, 2012
2:54 pm
Rickster, that was Grandma Lee and she was Season 4 the season that Kevin Skinner the hick singer won. I have still not gotten over that one. Grandma Lee played like she had the hots for Piers all the time.
May 16th, 2012
2:59 pm
One more item for Grey's spoiler fans:
Also, this quote from a Chandra Wilson interview:
And now, Chandra Wilson (Miranda Bailey) is telling us to brace for something worse than we've ever seen before on Grey's. Which is really saying a lot. E! reports that Chandra isn't sugarcoating this — it's going to be brutal, there will be tears, and we should be prepared for some heartache. "She says this dramatic finale compares to the hospital shooting finale of two years ago. It's just as dynamic, but the ride is even harder," says E! It's almost funny to think that, two years ago, the Season 6 Finale ("Death and All His Friends") seemed like the most gut-wrenching series of events we'd seen on the show.
Supposedly, at the end of the episode pretty much everyone's storylines are left where they could be ended.
May 16th, 2012
3:07 pm
Shonda Rhimes makes me angry
May 16th, 2012
3:09 pm
Imagine by Lennon – Phil
My All by Mariah Carey – Jessica
No More Drama by Mary J Blige – Josh
We've Got tonight by Bob Seger – Phil
I Don't Want To Miss a thing by Aerosmith – Jessica
Beggin' by Madcon – Josh
I'll be There by Jackson – Jessica
Disease by Matchbox 20 – Phil
I'd Rather Go blind by Etta James – Josh
Cant see Jessica doing Etta James back to back weeks.
May 16th, 2012
3:15 pm
Alex: No to NASCAR (though I'm sure FF via the DVR would make the cars look REALLY fast.)
Harriett: Thanks for the name Grandma Lee!
May 16th, 2012
3:22 pm
The Top 3 sound off about the finale' – plans for their trip home and more:
May 16th, 2012
3:27 pm
Just my prediction… but I think Arizona's toast. There are too many things/signs working against her.
May 16th, 2012
3:32 pm
Highlander, Skyler was the girl to win. Don't know what happened exactly but I now believe Like you that it will be a PP and Joshua final.
May 16th, 2012
3:45 pm
Watched the first six minutes of Grey's. Can someone explain why three surgeons would wander off and no one would stay with Arizona to make sure she is OK? That may be the most poorly written and nonsensical thing I've ever seen in a television show.
May 16th, 2012
3:45 pm
I wouldn't blame Shonda Rimes for this. a whole bunch of actors on the series were questioning whether they would sign a new contract or not. By the time the series finale had to be written, she didn't know who was coming back and who wasn't.
Maybe it was her way of telling all of them to kiss her grits!
May 16th, 2012
3:49 pm
bknsty14, me too (about Shonda.) And if Rickster's and my worries come true and it is Arizona, I'll be even madder.
But, two years ago I felt the same going into the shooter finale… I was afraid I couldn't watch it. But once it came on, I couldn't tear myself away. It was one of the most riveting episodes they've ever done.
I don't really even have a guess at the songs, except Phil/Matchbox 20 is obvious. I'd like to hear Jess do Imagine, I'll Be There, and Mariah. (Hey… she could do the Mariah version of I'll Be There! I always loved that one.) I like her voice best on the Mariah/Whitney type of songs.
I don't like Josh or Phil enough to be very invested in what they do. They'll sing; my interest will range from semi-interested to bored. Whatever. I just hope and pray Jessica makes the final so I'll want to watch it.
May 16th, 2012
3:50 pm
I didn't watch the first six minutes. My "me too" was on "Shonda makes me mad."
May 16th, 2012
4:01 pm
For some reason I just can't explain, I want to see Jessica and Joshua in the finals. I never wanted that before. It's almost like I've been hypnotized into thinking that.
I feet really deflated after last week, so my interest has waned for these final two weeks. I'll look forward to the finals to see some of my past favorites come back.
I too think it's Arizona.
May 16th, 2012
4:14 pm
Jenny – You'll see when you watch the show. You'll be scratching your head wondering what they're thinking.
May 16th, 2012
4:19 pm
I do not watch Grey's. Talk to y'all tonight.
Idol!! Yaaaay!!


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Green and Yellow Squash Parmesan
Yield: 4 servings.
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- Calories: 73
- Calories from fat: 28%
- Fat: 2.3g
- Saturated fat: 0.8g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Protein: 3.5g
- Carbohydrate: 11.1g
- Fiber: 1.7g
- Cholesterol: 2mg
- Iron: 0.0mg
- Sodium: 285mg
- Calcium: 0.0mg
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 2/3 cup finely chopped onion (about 1 small)
- 1/2 teaspoon minced garlic (about 1 clove)
- 1 medium zucchini, coarsely chopped
- 1 medium-size yellow squash, coarsely chopped
- 1 (14 1/2-ounce) can Italian-style stewed tomatoes, undrained
- 1/2 teaspoon dried Italian seasoning
- 2 tablespoons freshly grated Parmesan cheese
- Place oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat until hot. Add onion and garlic; cook, stirring constantly, 3 minutes or until tender. Add zucchini and next 3 ingredients; stir well. Bring to a boil; reduce heat, and simmer, uncovered, 15 minutes or until squash is tender, stirring occasionally. Sprinkle with cheese. Serve immediately.
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A Concise Open Letter to Milton Bradley
Dear Don't Wake Daddy,
I know you care, I know you try hard, and even after an oh-for-six, you made what appeared to be an outstanding catch in the ninth last night, although I do admit I did not notice whether you got a proper jump on the ball or not.
Although snapping a bat in two lengthwise is an immature act, as is giving your replacement bat to a fan in the front row, I must admit I would be even more pissed if you meekly dragged your ass back to the bench like some of your teammates have the past few weeks. Not that I am advocating temper tantrums as a productive pastime, but it does appear that you DO care that you totally suck.
I mean, really? Is this it?
My guess is that next to the definition of "pressing" in the Baseball Dictionary, your damn ugly mug is pictured alongside. God knows I understand anxiety. Trips to the DL for "mental issues" seem to be all the rage these days, if Joey Votto and Kahlil Greene can play that card, seems to me you can, too.
Your calf is sore, anyway. Take a couple of weeks off, do what you do, play air hockey or bench press an ox, whatever. Then take a few days in Iowa to get your timing back, then come back here and hit like a MAN, dammit!! Otherwise, you're just stabbing us in the ass, and all over an "available days" clause in your contract?
Milton, Get Right, or Get Away.
The Uncouth Sloth.
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For those of you who have endured/followed (delete as appropriate) my blog for some time, you will know that when Juniper was in Paris over 12 months ago she suffered at the hands of ED quite badly. In fact really badly.
It was a desperate time for my wife and I as Juniper would Skype us in tears and there was essentially F…all we could do but listen, and then later after the call we would bust into tears ourselves.
Whilst in Paris Juniper was attending lots of Overeaters Anonymous (OA) meetings and whilst there she met S.
Juniper and S became firm friends and started supporting each other.
I shudder to think how many texts emails or watts apps they sent each other……thousands…maybe tens of thousands.
Without a shadow of a doubt I believe S helped saved Juniper.
I blogged years ago I had a God Box Daughter i had never met.
This weekend at long last I met her.
What can I tell you…she is an absolute angel!
Fantastic company
Trained lawyer
Friend of Juniper
Friend of my wife
Friend of mine
S and Juniper had the weekend at our house.
Where did they go out to…….a food festival (i kid you not!).
We had a great weekend
I wanted to tell S how so, so grateful I was for what she did for Juniper. But when i tried to tell her I welled up. So the best I managed was a toast of thanks.
So S…."thank you so so much for being Junipers Guardian Angel. She would not be where she is now without you I firmly believe that. We owe you so much.
D and I will forever be in your debt. Sorry I couldn't say this face to face".
I loved having S in my home. I am pleased she has been become part of our lives if only for a weekend (i hope its more than that though)
So that's that.
I hope that you all get a visit from your guardian angels …they are out there honest. Trust me Im a lawyer… (so is she!)


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Daikokuya today -- oishii desu yo!
- khh1138 Aug 10, 2008 06:32 PM
I think maybe someone at Daikokuya has been reading this board and taking notes. There has been a lot of talk about it going downhill -- less rich broth (I wouldn't know, I always get kotteri style), pork not as good, etc.
Today, all was set to rights.
Soft boiled egg. Gooshy. Creamy. Gorgeous. I've never had a soft boiled egg here before. I stole my husbands'.
Porky pork. Incredible.
Broth from some deep dark magic cauldron.
Was this a fluke? God, I hope not.
re: Dommy
I'm one of those dissenters who commented about Daikokuya going downhill of late.
I, too, have been going there for years, but in the last 6 months, the broth had been getting bland. My taste buds then turned west towards Santouka and (rising star) Chabuya.
khh1138's review gives me hope. I shall try Daikokuya once more and report back.
As always, eager to hear from Rameniac on this issue.....
re: J.L.
You see.. maybe that is it... Tastes change (I know I can't tolerate salt much anymore, so my Ramen cravings are fewer and fewer) and honestly, I find Santouka a touch too 'funky' for me. Daikokuya believe it or not, has always been a more refined Ramen in my tastes. As the poster said... I ALWAYS order it Kotteri which adds just the right amount of richness to elevate the flavor just enough...
re: J.L.
I work very near here and go frequently. I thought a year ago or so it had a bad moment. It was around the time that they were making an effort to get going in Costa Mesa so maybe that was the reason, they also I think lost their long time tatooed noodle man. Since then, it's been back to the same old Daikokuya, which IMO is pretty good.
re: andytseng
Personally, I've had mixed reactions to the Costa Mesa store. The broth when they first opened was not as rich as the Little Tokyo store. That one time, the soup was weakly flavored, and lukewarm. It's improved since then, but any multiunit operation is prone to glitches like this.
This was maybe my twentieth trip to Daikokuya? I don't really know. But it was the only time I've ever had a soft boiled egg. And it was certainly the best broth of any of my visits. So I'm wondering about it on those two counts.
Do they *sometimes* have soft boiled eggs and I got lucky, or is this something I can request? The difference is dramatic and I'm sad to think the next time I go back I might get a dull hard boiled egg again.
I always love the broth, but maybe my senses were just especially ready and peaked for a prime experience because we shared a moment, let me tell you. :)
re: khh1138
Actually, both me and my GF got soft boiled eggs the last 2(!!) times we were there, so luck of the draw or are they getting their stuff together?
re: martiniman
I've been going to Daikokuya for the past four years. I usually go once or twice a month. The last few times that I have gone, I have noticed a considerable drop in quality and taste. At first it was just the broth, it seemed a bit watery. I went yesterday and the pork was hard and flavorless; a far cry from the delicious and soft pork that I've had before.
Perhaps it has to do with the growing popularity of the restaurant. Before, there was no lunch time wait and only 5-10 minute wait for dinner. Now, lunch time wait is usually 20-30 minutes and dinner time waits are so long that I often leave to another restaurant (over 45 minute wait).
Too bad. I loved the old Daikokuya.
re: martiniman
May I assume this is not the Little Tokyo location? Fresh off airplane plus Sanotouka in Mitsuwa=???? I think the J-Town location gets higher marks than the South Bay one.
Went to the little tokyo location for lunch yesterday, got the ramen (kotterri-ized, of course), gf got the tsukemen. Great as usual, got a seat at the bar and watched all the craziness happening. I don't know if it makes a difference, but the times I get more of a hardboiled egg are when I save it for last (doubt if the carryover cooking time with the broth would effect it that much, though.) I'll have to do some more research (mmm, tasty, tasty research).
I was so jealous of my gf, though, as I didn't know they panfry the roast pork slices in the tsukemen. Delicious, especially the bits of fat that crisp up! Not sure if you can request that pork for the ramen, but I'm definitely going to try.


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