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The Detroit Jewish News, 2001-09-28

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Special menu for the cost and calorie-conscious.

This menu is not available after 5 p.m. on Saturdays,
or with any other specials (coupons) or during the month of December.

All entrees served with Soup or Salad and S•a•hetti

Eddie from Ohio perforrns at The Ark
Saturday night. "Music can be a great
healer," says the groups Jewish mem-
ber, guitarist-vocalist Robbie Schaefer
(bottom left, in photo).

fifth grade and met Wells „through
Schaefer, who was in a choir with her.
After performing together for fun over
rwo years of weekends, they all quit
their day jobs and pursued musical
careers.
Schaefer had earned a telecommuni-
cations degree from James Madison
University.
"The new album was fun to make,"
says Schaefer, who had a bar mitzvah,
is married to a teacher and spends
much off-tour time with his three
sons. "It's a very upbeat album. We

Skewered cubes of Tenderloin,
fresh peppers and onions served
over a bed of spanish rice.
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Veal Shank slowly marinated
in a seasoned vegetable
sauce served over rice.
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got a little more experimental using
some outside instrumentation with
horns, trumpet and saxophone. We
cut loose a little bit."
The title track of Quick, written
by Schaefer, is a takeoff on a televi-
sion show about Einstein's theories.
"Number Six Driver," another
Schaefer song, builds on a road
experience that won him a free cup
of coffee.
"Our group can be described as
acoustic-pop or folk-rock, but that
doesn't encompass all that we do," says
Schaefer, who has performed around
Michigan. "We're high-energy, and
there's usually humor."

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SPINACH SALAD

Finely sliced boneless breast of
chicken lightly sauteed in olive oil
with garlic, peppers and basil
tossed with tarfalla pasta.
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Fresh spinach, mandarin oranges
and pine nuts ladled with our
raspberry vinaigrette dressing .

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SANDWICHES

Sliced beef tenderloin sandwich
covered in our famous "ZIP" sauce.
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And many more delicious dishes!

Our regular menu is also available.
248-373-4440
Call us for details and reservations

885 Opdyke Road (Across from the Silverdome)

Ser ving memorable Italian lunches and dinners since 1939



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Monday - Thursday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. • Friday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Saturday 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. • Sunday 1 2 noon to 9 p.m.

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Eddie from Ohio performs 7:30
and 10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 29,
at The Ark, 316 S. Main, Ann
Arbor. 515-520. (734) 761-1451.

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Ming and FS: Aaron Albana
(Ming), left, says he is influenced by
"the humor of growing up Jewish."

voice thrown in.
Albana, the Jewish half of the
duo, is influenced by various Jewish
social and cultural connections, or
as he puts it, "the humor of growing
up Jewish."
The requisite bar mitzvah aside,
Ming's Jewish connection is not reli-
gious. But the musicians' three discs
of DJ battle breaks are titled B-Boy
Barmitzvah Braxes, and the new
album opens with their Israeli
friend Omray (who appears later in
the album on "Captain Omray's
Mumble Box") introducing the
group with a radio promo in
Hebrew, titled "Shalom."
The New York duo are in-demand
producers. For a time, they

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eschewed the concert circuit to
spend more time in the studio.
They formed Madhattan
Studios, and lend their produc-
tion talents to efforts by Coolio,
Brandy and Sean "Puffy"
Combs, among others.
Ming's courses in audio engineer-
ing at the University of Miami and
FS's experience as a rap artist pro-
ducing hip-hop at 16, coupled with
his training in jazz piano at the
Brooklyn Conservatory, have comple-
mented each other nicely.
With a world tour being planned,
and a growing audience and influ-
ence, Ming and FS's junkyard is a
busy place.

Fresh Seafood • Cocktails
.Rome of General Tso's Chicken
tJo MSG in any dishes • Vegetarian Dishes
Qaily Specials
39450 14 Mile Rd.

(corner of Haggerty in the Newberry Square Plaza)

(248) 960-7666

Original location: 29215 5 Mile Rd. at Middlebelt-Livonia



FAMILY DINING

Ming and FS, along with hip-
hop songstress Bahamadia, per-
form 10 p.m. Friday, Oct. 5, at
Detroit's St. Andrew's Hall. $10.
(313) 961-6358. Visit Ming and
FS's new Web site at www.min-
gandfs.com ; their music also can
be heard at www.live365.com .

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