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nines American Bistro
- Address:
12400 N Ville Du Parc Dr
Mequon, WI 53092Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
nines American Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.ninesmequon.com/
- Phone: 2625180129x
- Hours of Operation:
OpenTuesday through Sunday
Bar hours - 4:00 pm until close
Restaurant hours - 5:00 pm until 9:00 pm Tues through Thur and until 10:00 on Fri & Sat. Open on Sunday for Brunch 10:30am-2:00pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Fusion / Eclectic, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Entertainment: We offer the finest in local and regional music - please join us for #ninesLIVE offered every Thursday evening 7:00-10:00PM. Please check our website for the complete music schedule. http://www.ninesmequon.com
A word from nines American Bistro
At nines American Bistro in Mequon the atmosphere is of your choosing; there's an enchanting dining room with panoramic views of the countryside, there is a sports bar with 13 HD TVs that's as cool as it is comfortable and features Wisconsin's largest Cruvinet with 44 wines by the glass.Continued
And check out The Playdium Game room, 4000sq. ft. of pure awesome, a wonderland of interactive games for kids as well as the kid in all of us.
The food? In a word: extraordinary. nines American Bistro in Mequon has an inspired new menu with great steaks, outstanding seafood, salads, sandwiches and entrée specials to go with a tasty array of transcendental appetizers.
And check out The Playdium Game room, 4000sq. ft. of pure awesome, a wonderland of interactive games for kids as well as the kid in all of us.
The food? In a word: extraordinary. nines American Bistro in Mequon has an inspired new menu with great steaks, outstanding seafood, salads, sandwiches and entrée specials to go with a tasty array of transcendental appetizers.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerScenic View
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nines American Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
53 reviews since June 27, 2014
- Food3.9Service4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (33)special occasion (24)good for groups (21)romantic (20)great for brunch (19)vibrant bar scene (15)fit for foodies (14)neighborhood gem (14)notable wine list (14)great for outdoor dining (10)kid-friendly (7)hot spot (7)late-night find (4)great for lunch (2)Show More
- Great food and ambiancebrianweisDined on 10/17/2014The nines shoulder renamed to the tens because it was a 10 out of ten. Great food, extensive wine list and great drinks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant EveningwineanddineDined on 10/17/2014First visit to "nines" and we enjoyed it. The wine list offered a good variety although it was not extensive. The food was good and prepared properly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday bruncheating4pleasureDined on 10/12/2014Great food. Particularly the prime rib. Tables a little too close together making going back and forth to the buffet difficult. A little pricey. But stunning view.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful experiencelakegirl1Dined on 10/3/2014We had dinner there on a Friday evening with a small group celebrating birthday. Everyone had a wonderful time. the bartenders were fabulous. The menu had a great selection. Food was delicious. And the service was outstanding. I highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014It was a romantic atmosphere except that we could hear the people on either side of us talking, word for word. We felt too close to the other diners. Also, the staff served me soup with no spoon and my husband steak with no steak knife. Food was good. Lemon dessert was great!Special Features:
- Fish FryAlmostthereDined on 9/26/2014Evening out with hearing impair guest was quit satisfactory. Three fish fry diners were very good, however, the walleye dinner was extremely disappointing. The portion was very under sized and the filet was very fishy tasting(i.e., old).
- Great Sunday brunchlitmanxpVIPDined on 9/20/2014Prime rib was excellent, and my wife loved the chocolate fountainSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Needs improvementIzzyDined on 9/20/2014There for special occasion and ended up very disappointed. Rib special was not worth it; extremely tough and no flavor. Steak was only adequate. Our bread basket came after we got our meals. We were told it was being made; it was cold. Wait staff was horrible. Waitress only came to the table 4 times. Took over 1/2 hr to get our bill. Nice location but kitchen and staff really need to step things up!!Special Features:
- Anniversary CelebrationFussydinerVIPDined on 9/13/2014We met 2 other couples for dinner on 9/13/14 to celebrate our wedding anniversaries, which all occur within 3 weeks of one another. The service was great, and we loved the food! The braised short ribs are fantastic!! We had a lovely dinner and stayed for after dinner drinks in the bar. We were seated next to a window and had a great view as the sun set. We'll definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exceeded ExpectationsSebastianDined on 9/13/2014A bit pricey, but worth it. The walleye was excellent and the eggplant was amazing. Server was topnotch; attentive without hovering. Will definitely return, even though it's an hour away.Special Features:
- Very Special!!MaryDined on 9/7/2014I highly recommend Nines. It is the perfect place for brunch on a special occasion...but I would love to go there every weekend! The buffet was beautiful and delicious. A Mimosa or champagne included. There were not too many dessert selections (chocolate fountain, cheesecake, and small tartlets) but that was good or I might have eaten too many! The fruit display was gorgeous. Lots of lunch options as well as eggs and made to order omelets. Loved those roasted potatoes!!! Great coffee too. Our server was attentive, helpful and great all around. Beautiful setting with view of golf course.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Packer backerFlybyDined on 8/22/2014Excellent Friday fish fry. Great menu and wine list as well. Perfect sports bar for game day too.Highly recommend The Nines.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best ribs!litmanxpVIPDined on 8/20/2014Saturday night rib special is epic. $19 for a full rack with fries and slaw. They bring it out on a cafeteria tray which makes the experience since it is a nicer place. These are the best ribs I have had in a very long time. These are NOT fall off the bone, they are smoked correctly!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing steaks!litmanxpVIPDined on 8/19/2014One of the best steaks I have had! It was perfectly cooked and had a unique crust that was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Saturday night rib special!litmanxpVIPDined on 8/15/2014The best BBQ ribs I have had in a very long time. A must try!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Busy Sunday BrunchjabkVIPDined on 8/3/2014Hesitant to keep our reservation after arriving as there were 2 banquet parties also using the Sunday brunch line. However, the line moved quickly and the food and service were very good. Glad to see that the restaurant is doing well.Special Features:
- Great fish fry!litmanxpVIPDined on 8/1/2014Fish fry is one of the best I have had in the entire Milwaukee area. Ask for Mark as your server. He did a great job!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful Changes!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/30/2014Lot of changes since my last visit 10 years ago. Love the fact that the restaurant is open to the public. Wonderful separate bar area and very classy. Service was outstanding. We were there on a Wednesday so not super busy. New ownership has the right marketing approach. I would bet Friday and Saturdays are even better. We would revisit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great fish fry!litmanxpVIPDined on 7/18/2014A must try fish fry. I have had it two weeks in a row and it's among the best around.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worst experience as 15yr memberTerribleDined on 7/17/2014Service was beyond poor. Left 4 messages over 3 days to confirm reservations --with no return call. Food took over 1 hour to arrive (cold)! Our server should not have been permitted to deal with customers--diffidently inexperienced. Overall, I would be extremely embarrassed to take any family or friends in the future.Special Features:
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/13/2014The Nines was highly recommended to us and another couple, but did not live up to expectations. The hot food was luke warm at best and the sirloin meat was very stringy and hard to chew. The best part was the desserts which were very good. Also the bottomless mimosas turned out to be 1 each.Special Features:
- A Perfect Evening!RMM2Dined on 7/12/2014We came to Nines American Bistro to celebrate our anniversary and have a good meal, and we weren't disappointed. The staff--from restaurant manager to table "bussers"--were warm, friendly and extremely professional. The food was outstanding--my salmon was moist and flavorful with vegetables done to a perfect crisp/tender, and my husband's walleye fillet was equally delicious. Dessert, a "drunken turtle" sundae, was decadently rich and generous enough for us to share and still satisfy a sweet-tooth. This was our first time as patrons of this restaurant--we chose it because we were married at this country club 44 years ago. It won't be our last visit. We highly recommend Nines based on our experiences--and we're pretty fussy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch has ImprovedDeniseVIPDined on 6/29/2014Nice to see the improvements made to the Sunday brunch. Dessert presentation and selection much better than our last visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/29/2014We have been there several times for bunch, we have brought a few family and friends, it is always good, it didn't matter if it was just the 2 of us or a party of 7, wait staff always a pleasure, has something for everyone, beautiful viewSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too bad...BIGice2623Dined on 6/27/2014My girlfriend and I used to love going to The Nines, but now they have changed management/ ownership, kitchen staff, service staff, etc. The service was fantastic. My plate of walleye, steamed carrots, and fried potato wedges was alright (undercooked carrots, super greasy potato wedges); however, my date's plate of a sirloin steak with a twice baked potato and asparagus tasted like they dumped salt over the entire plate. Both of us were quite disappointed and we probably won't go back for another ($100.00 +) meal. Very disappointed in my old favorite restaurant. At least the wine was good...Special Features:
- The following 260 reviews are from the nines American Bistro reviews archive.
- 2 year anniversary celebrationTonBonDined on 6/21/2014What a perfect way to celebrate our daughter and son-in-law's 2 year wedding anniversary at the Nine's American Bistro. They were married at the beautiful River Club Mequon 2 years ago. We had a wonderful experience then and had a fantastic dinner this past Saturday. The food was absolutely delicious, the service extraordinary (thank you Connie) and the atmosphere delightful. We will definitely not wait another 2 years to return to this wonderful restaurant..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ribeye toughDeniseVIPDined on 6/21/2014Ordered the bone-in ribeye and there was a lot of gristle. Not marbling, but up edible gristle. My dog loved my $40 steak. Ordered side of creamed spinach, which was served sautéed, not creamed. Served a dirty wine decanter and we had to ask to have it cleaned. Service and atmosphere are great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- changed menu againmarcwojoDined on 6/21/20141st time they has this innovative menu with flights where you could build small plates into a 'm meal. That was nice. Now they have a limited selection and are very pricey. Food was good but not worth the 20oz ribeye at $42
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 6/15/2014OUR SERVER DIDN'T SEEM TO KNOW WHAT HE WAS SUPPOSED TO DO. WE HAD TO ASK FOR WATER 3 TIMES, I REALIZE IT WAS A BUFFET BUT HE DIDN'T HAVE TOO MUCH TO DO, DIDN'T EVEN CLEAR OUR USED PLATES OFF THE TABLE. WE NEEDED TO CONTINUALLY ASK FOR MORE COFFEE AND THEN WE STILL HAD TO WAIT TO GET IT!Special Features:
- SamuelDined on 6/15/2014Food was great, need to keep it filled up but it was a busy day. Everyone very friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Father's DayBillDined on 6/15/2014Enjoyed Father's Day brunch (and Mother's Day Brunch). Food was fantastic. Service friendly and helpfulSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Father's Day Awesomeeating4pleasureDined on 6/15/2014The Nines did a great job on Father's day. The buffet they offered for brunch was delicious. We were greeted promptly with mimosas while they tried to minimize the burden on the servers by seating tables individually. We were a little perplexed by the fact that the waitress did not come to offer us coffee until we had been up to the buffet, but we went up without talking to her so it was fine. The salmon was the "good" kind (my daughter's words). The beef was perfectly cooked for my husband - rare. The eggs were delicious, the yogurt bar with fresh raspberries, strawberries, and blackberries along with granola was my favorite. Finally the desserts were great too. Most loved the chocolate fountain, I loved the chocolate torte.Special Features:
- very good Country Club settingNYCguyDined on 6/6/2014Beautiful view of golf course below. Room was nicely appointed. I hear that the Sunday brunch is excellent although have never experienced it. Waiter was nice but inexperienced. Forgot a few things and was slow in correcting, but not terrible. Overall it is very nice and I would go back and recommend to others.Special Features:
- First time visitCherieDined on 6/6/2014Lovely place. Looks like nice outdoor space but we were not using that this time. Lots of menu choices. The food we had was all very tasty, especially the Friday night fish fry. We want to go back and try out the live music night. Everyone was helpful and very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Brunch!grouse101Dined on 6/1/2014Buffet brunch excellently done. Seafood, omelets, carved beef, veggies, fruit and deserts all kept fresh and prepared well. A great value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great brunchMissBDined on 6/1/2014Want a good deal for Sunday brunch? This is the place. Very nice variety of foods at a reasonable price. Especially enjoyed the chef carved beef, fresh shrimp, mussels, and lox and bagels.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- At Nines last SaturdayscottsaysDined on 5/31/2014We enjoyed our visit to Nines last week end. The food was very tasty, if a bit pricey. The ambience was excellent. One of my friends and I ordered the boneless short ribs of beef, and both of us were not disappointed. Strawberry short cake was a treat for desert. The adjoining bar is also very nice, and I hope that more customers discover your excellent restaurant. I will have to try your Friday fish fry which is relatively new to your menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/23/2014Will go again, good food , great staff and a beautiful place to dine.Special Features:
- Fish fryMikeDined on 5/23/2014The fries fish was beer battered. The fish had been in the fryer too long and the coating was hard and brittle. The waiter talked up the cole slaw but the serving was very small and the slaw was average at best. There was a bread basket while you waited for your order but when the entrée arrived there was no butter remaining for the rye bread. Overall as we continue to hunt for the best fish fry we rate this fish fry as below average for the greater Milwaukee Area. The Searching for the Best Fish Fry Trio
- Not impressedMD51Dined on 5/18/2014My family and I went to the Nines Bistro for brunch on May 18th to celebrate our daughters college graduation. We had reservations and were seated very close to the waiter's station in a far corner of the dining room. It was dirty and very noisy. We asked that our table be changed to a different local and the staff accommodated our request. When we changed tables the water glasses and mimosa glasses at our new table were very dirty, including lipstick from a previous diner on two of the glasses. The glasses were replaced with clean glasses by our very nice waiter. When we went to the buffet, we were not impressed. Last year we had brunch around the same time of year and the food was inventive and delicious. Menu was nothing special.

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NVDAILY.COM | Local News
Posted February 5, 2011 | 2 Comments
Winchester telework center to close
GSA ending contracts with 14 facilities in Virginia on March 31
By James Heffernan -- firstname.lastname@example.com
WINCHESTER -- A local resource for commuters and small-business startups will close at the end of this month.
The NetTech Center at 2281 Valley Ave. is one of 14 telework centers in the Washington metro area whose contracts with the U.S. General Services Administration will end March 31.
"Basically, GSA decided they no longer want to be in the business of operating telework centers," said Linda Whitmer, who has served as director of the NetTech Center for 15 years.
Whitmer said she considered taking the venture private, but the costs, including replacing the furniture and equipment on loan, would have been too high.
"Only a few of our clients would be able to stay on board and pay us directly," she said.
The NetTech Center currently houses 18 full- and part-time clients who share office space and amenities, including two conference rooms, a kitchen, copiers, fax machines and computers with high-speed Internet connections.
Whitmer said GSA's occupancy rates have spiked in recent years, reaching a hefty $92 a day for private-sector clients in 2010.
"If we had been able to retain those people and found a way to lower those rates, I think we could have survived. ... We tried, but the numbers just didn't work."
The center, which opened in 1993 as the Shenandoah Valley Telecommuting Center in downtown Winchester, was the first federally funded telework center in the U.S. It began as a pilot program for government employees with the support of Rep. Frank Wolf, R-10th. A few years later, Congress opened the facilities to nongovernment workers and eventually turned them over to GSA.
Wolf's chief of staff, Dan Scandling, said Wednesday the congressman, a senior member of the House Appropriations Committee, fought to keep NetTech operational, but the centers have simply become outdated.
"Technology has passed them by," Scandling said. "With more and more people having Internet in their homes ... you can't continue to justify people using these centers."
Whitmer disagrees, saying not everyone in Frederick County and surrounding areas has Internet access, and even those who do may want to keep their home and work lives separate.
She said she has always considered NetTech to be an asset to the region, helping reduce traffic congestion, air emissions and driver stress as well as improve its clients' quality of life.
"We help them get to work quickly, be productive and get home for the kid's soccer game," she said.
In addition, as a project of the Winchester-Frederick County Economic Development Commission, the center has helped a number of local businesses get off the ground. For a time, it housed the region's first small-business incubator, WIRE.
Whitmer is one of two staff members who will lose their jobs when NetTech closes, but she is busy working with other co-work facilities in the area such as the Bright Center to ensure that residents of the northern valley can continue to telecommute.
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What's the ecological point of telecommuting if every such worker is forced to live in the already crowded cities in order to have adequate download speeds on their home computer?
As a new telecommuter myself, I'm trying to move from Alexandria, VA to the Shenandoah Valley so that I can work from home in the kind of rural and mountainous location that I enjoy. I'm quickly discovering, however, that there are very few rural and/or mountainous locations where DSL access is available, and anything slower than DSL is insufficient for an employee like myself whose work involves frequent large video transfers. Shentel's mobile broadband (maximum theoretical speed of 10Mbps) is not up to the job -- at least not for a company like mine that has quick turnarounds.
I discovered this article while looking for a way to deal with this very problem. I thought that since I can't seem to get DSL in the places where I want to live, I could perhaps at least get it somewhere nearby in a telework or telecommuting center.
So thinking, I googled the words "telework" and "Shenandoah Valley."
Imagine my disappointment when the first online article that turned up (namely, this one) concerned the fact that the government, far from supporting my eco-friendly efforts, is just now getting out of the telecommuting business altogether!
So it's back to the MLS listings for me, as I continue my search for the holy grail of Shenandoah Valley real estate: a residence that combines a rural location with big-city Internet access.
First, however, I have a suggestion for the federal government:
Let's begin treating the Internet Highway system of the 21st century with the same importance that we gave to the Interstate Highway system of the 20th. Let's get rid of all of these embarrassing virtual pot holes, unpaved roads and unbridged rivers. We do want to remain a First World country, don't we? The Information Age is here to stay, after all, and it's time that our public works projects started reflecting that fact. Until then, the government should support telework centers as a sort of workaround solution for telecommuters like myself whose eco-friendly relocation plans are being otherwise stymied by this ongoing inattention to national infrastructure.
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- Publisher: Konami
- Release Date: Nov 12, 2013
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
- Summary: Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 centers everything on the ball including how it moves and how players use it. First touch and sublime control are what set certain players apart from others. The ability to not only read a pass, but to be one step ahead and to know what is needed to gain yards on an encroaching defender. Trueball Tech allows the player to trap or knock on a pass using the analogue stick with detailed bar-centric physics determining the weight shift of the player and the height and speed of the pass, as to how the player's body will automatically shape to receive it. The Pro Evolution Soccer series has long since treated the ball as an individual entity, allowing the player huge amounts of freedom to pass into space, run on to a knocked-on counter, or produces short triangular passes to make space. Trueball Tech adds even more freedom, with full 360-degree control within several yards around the player and the ability to shield the ball from opposing players, use deft controls to wrong-foot them, and intuitive methods to master close control.… Expand
- Developer: Konami
- Genre(s): Sim
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Score distribution:
Positive: 3 out of 9
Mixed: 6 out of 9
Negative: 0 out of 9
Sep 18, 2013A great playable, fun and always challenging football simulation.
Sep 18, 2013PES 2014 looks better than ever and the gameplay's a lot of fun, but nostalgia stops it from being a huge leap forward.
Sep 18, 2013It's not always easy to develop a game with a new physics engine but Konami did well. Unfortunately PES 2014 still has some issues with the collisions system, but it's a great start for the new era of this brand.
Sep 24, 2013Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 is a little disappointing - we were expecting a huge revolution, and what we got is just a beginning of a revolution (and not that perfect, to be honest). The game offers lots of fun, is difficult enough and stays on the simulation side, but lots of technical issues truly test the player's patience. There are many steps in the right direction, but at the same time there are lots of steps back.
Oct 4, 2013PES 2014 is a solid title whose lively presentation and animation improvements are offset by slower, heavier gameplay. Not a bad game by any measure, it nonetheless counteracts some of the improvements made in last year's excellent PES 2013.
Sep 25, 2013I was looking forward to the new Fox-Engine as a foundation, but the next big step for the series is just not there. Instead of reaching a new level the gameplay is hindered by the teams' problems with the engine, resulting in bugs and loads of minor flaws. That's a shame, because the core mechanics are better than ever.
Oct 24, 2013New engine brought freshness to the series and if it wasn't for shoddy online support and a bunch of nasty bugs, FIFA 14 would be trembling. [Nov 2013]
Score distribution:
Positive: 13 out of 68
Mixed: 14 out of 68
Negative: 41 out of 68
Dec 18, 2013PES 2014 is definitely some good fun. The graphics are just gorgeous, being miles, leaps and bounds ahead of the competition counterpart. The atmosphere surrounding the match is almost surreal. The sound department doesn't fall behind and delivers quite well. Might not be as good as the competition, but had a significant improvement from the last version (no, even though the sound has seen improvements, the commentary still sucking some royal "s"). The new team licenses add value to the game definitely (at least to some south american and asian players), but, unfortunately, the gameplay has some flawed aspects. The AI is unbalanced, oscillating between unmerciful and plain retarded. The controls, even though not being utter sh**, like some say, could've been better; the player with the ball could run a tad bit faster, just enough to not seem like he sh*t himself moments after the start of the match. Overall, the game has it's flaws, but is definitely a step ahead to franchise. Once the problems get ironed out, the competition will need to come up with something actually new to compete.… Expand
Sep 20, 2013Worst PES I've played. As others have stated, the graphics and the new engine is somewhat interesting, but the rest of the game is just awful. Player movement/control is horrible, AI is dumb, game modes are the same as ever but with even less features, etc.. It's a shame really.… Expand
Dec 6, 2013The worst PES ever i hope Konami change mind about this game. Pes is my favourite game ever since ps1. Everybody i know says the same and its not 2-3 guys.. Please just bring back 2013 style with only 2 improvements of 2014(live throw ins and lomb shot style) and just better graphics.
Bad things: stupid AI. Defenders and attackers off the ball movements have completelly destroyed.
, through balls have insane gameplay i played a lot and i have saved about 70 videos with wrong things about this game... please bring back PES not FIFA
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Nov 23, 2013Have been playing Pro Evo since it was ISS on the Super Nintendo in 1995 and after 18 years i can say without any doubt what so ever that this by far the worst Pro Evo Version Ever!!! I waited until I could say that I am now used to the new version before I made a comment on it so that I would be more Impartial. Now the time has come. I always went between Pro Evo and Fifa until Pro Evo came out on the PS2 and Finally decided that despite being tougher it was an Evolution in football Games. I mainly play this game with a group of friends who all but one think it is dreadful, so dont care about the AI. This version is so bad that it has almost ruined the tournaments my friends and I play in. we always start the new season with the new version of Pro Evo. This year for the first time ever we had to make the unprecedented decision to revert back to Pro Evo 2013. Despite having worse graphis, Pro Evo 2013 has far more realistic game play, response, movement, running on and off the ball, passing, crossing, etc. It is just amazing at how badly Konami have Messed Up!!!! I agree with everyone who says how bad this version is and other friends who have tried my Pro Evo 2014 are never going to buy it. Very Smart.… Expand
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- The Oracle May 2, 2013 12:12 PM
My regular cooking routine has been thrown out the window. My husband started a night job so my valued time preparing dinner together is gone. Now, I'm cooking for alone (well, I should be cooking, but I haven't yet).
Ideally - what I'd like to figure out are meals to make that reheat easily (so I make them one night and he can take them with him for his dinner the next night). He has access to a microwave and a variety of containers/refrigerator, so as long as it can reheat in a microwave well, it shouldn't be an issue.
As I type, I'm realizing that most things I cook could likely fit into this category, but cooking alone has given me ZERO inspiration. So, I suppose that's what I'm looking for most.
Any thoughts how to get my motivation going? or meals that would fit the bill?
re: GH1618
I love meatloaf, but DH's mom ruined him to meatloaf forever. I keep hoping I'll convert him back, one day.
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Agree stews and curries are your friend here.
Always taste better the day after they were made.
re: juliejulez
What is it about red sauce that makes it so good the next day? Had leftover spaghetti which was really good the first night and great today. Spaghetti and lasagna....yum! And along the enchilada route--burritos filled with scrambled eggs (could add spinach, peppers, etc.) and cheese. I just take the eggs and tortillas separately then assemble and reheat at work.
I've made this Coriander-Cumin chicken twice now and the man swears it's even better for lunch the next day:
It was posted here on CH by Nyleve.
I'm always advocating the techniques used in Once A Month Cooking.
Here's a thread:
re: Kris in Beijing
Thanks for linking that! I will scour the thread.
1. chicken and rice
(roast a whole chicken, pull apart) make a pilaf of your favorite rice (I do chicken broth/onion/jalepeno/celery) rice on botton of container, chicken on top (small container of your home made broth from the chicken juices to pour over.
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make a batch of your favorite or his favorite chili
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Perfect, perfect, perfect! And I would have never thought of rye krisp for the quiche!
DH works nights as well , plus every-other weekend. He has been doing this for 17 years, so I totally get where you are coming from! On the nights he is home, I generally make enough food for at least 2 full meals (so, 4 servings). He can have one of those meals for his next shift, and I freeze the other one for another day so that he is not eating the same thing in row for several nights. I usually have some of the leftovers on the second night.
things that do well with this technique are chilis and soups, roast pork (drizzle with sauce and wrap each slice in saran and then bag in a freezer bag), meatballs/loaf- I make a morrocon meatball he LOVES, roasted chicken and what he calls 'gruel' (in a loving way, of course).
To make it, I cut up 1-2 zucchini or yellow squash, 1 onion, 1 pepper, and about 1 lb of green beans, along with 3-4 chicken breasts into cubes. Season chicken with S&P, a little oregano and thyme and saute for a few minutes till golden. Remove from pan, add olive oil and throw in veggies. Once veg begins to soften, add chicken back in along with a 15 oz can of tomatoes (Diced or stewed). cook about 10 minutes, Serve over rice. that amount will last us both for several days, but doesn't freeze great.
One of the new products that has been a godsend is the minute rice microwavable cups- they have a ton of different varieties. I really like the multi-grain one.
At least one night a month, I do resort to eating like I was in College again- you know, a bag of microwave popcorn! on those nights the freezer food is on his menu :)
re: justme123
This is brilliant!! Thank you! I especially love the idea of making 4 servings and freezing one for later (he hates the same thing two days in a row!). Thanks for the freezing tips. And, you are making me laugh with resorting to eating like in college (I lived on microwaved popcorn!!)... and, that's how I've been feeling lately (very bare-bones survival), as I adjust to this new schedule! My usual fare of home cooked meals is out the window... for now! :)
As the weather gets warmer, you might want to consider things that don't have to be heated up. Unless he really likes a hot meal.
Not something that would freeze, but is better the next day, is a layered sandwich like a muffaletta. We don't care for the traditional olive salad, so we use a black olive tapenade on the top of a hollowed out loaf and basil pesto on the bottom. Layer with your favorite sliced deli meats and cheeses (mortadella with pistachios is a must for us!), like sopressata, a nice ham, baked turkey, mozz, provolone, and maybe roasted red peppers. Instead of a really big loaf, you could make individual rolls, wrap and weight overnight in the fridge, then you each have dinner for the next day.
Minestrone soup with tiny meatballs or sausage chunks freezes well. Just cook and freeze the pasta separately in serving sizes. He can add to the soup when reheating.
Oops. Don't know where you live, so getting warmer, it may not be.
Also, any kind of meat meatballs stuffed with a cube of cheese with meat gravy (not tomato), served with buttered egg noodles (again frozen separately so as not to get soggy), or over a roll or bread for an open-faced sandwich.
re: nemo
He's been doing sandwiches lately and was getting burnt out... (I recently picked up the most amazing mortadella! - yum!). My mouth is watering reading your comments. :) That will be a good thing to add to the rotation (just not every day, like he was doing last week!).
I think I'm going to have the chance to perfect meatballs! Love the idea of stuffing them with a cube of cheese. I'd imagine meatballs would freeze well, too.
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Angels land top free-agent hitter again
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According to FOX Sports' Jon Morosi, the Angels have signed free agent Josh Hamilton to a five-year contract estimated to be worth a total of $125 million. When the deal becomes official, Hamilton will join the already heavenly lineup of his former division rival.
On the surface, it sounds like a huge gain for the Angels, but Hamilton, 31, is essentially replacing the surprising production of Torii Hunter, who signed with Detroit earlier this offseason. Still, adding the former AL MVP can't hurt the hitters around him -- unless your name is Peter Bourjos.
The Angels are expected to go with an outfield of Hamilton, Mike Trout and Mark Trumbo from left to right with Bourjos back on the bench. You can bet "T-n-T" will benefit from having Hamilton batting cleanup behind Albert Pujols; Trout for the runs and Trumbo for the lineup protection.
But what about Hamilton? He goes from one stacked lineup to another, but it's worth noting that Angel Stadium is as much a pitcher's heaven as Rangers Ballpark is a hitter's dream. Still, Hamilton has hit .303/.355/.548 with 14 homers in 290 career at-bats at Angel Stadium. Plus, his home/road splits were nearly identical last year, and his annual road numbers during his career have also been elite.
In short, Hamilton should be able to mash just about anywhere. As usual, it all comes down to health when thinking about drafting him in the top three rounds. For what it's worth, Hamilton avoided the DL last year and smacked a career-high 43 homers (21 on the road) in 562 at-bats (148 games). He'll be one of the highest-risk, highest-reward players in the draft once again in 2013.
Boston signs Dempster: The Rangers lost another key player to free agency Thursday when the Red Sox signed Ryan Dempster to a two-year, $26.5 million deal, pending a physical, according to FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal. We didn't like Dempster's trade to Texas last season when he posted a 5.09 ERA in 12 starts with the Rangers, and we don't like this move to Boston and the AL East any better. Dempster, 35, will still be a solid source of Ks, but the concern is that the potential damage in ERA and WHIP could offset the strikeout help and win potential. Regardless of your opinion on Dempster, he'll again be available in the late rounds if you want to take a flier.


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