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This week we launched a new website for the new academic year, as well as a new Lab identity and values.
The story so far…
Our journey so far as a community has taken us a long way from our humble beginnings seven years ago. What began as a small group of young adults meeting together has grown into several different communities all with their own sense of call and mission.
Our Lab community has always been constantly changing and adapting as new opportunities have come up, and new ideas have taken shape.
The shape of things to come…
Over the last year, The Lab has been in a real time of transition for a couple of reasons:
- In addition to our communities (or hubs) in Alway and the city centre, we've been exploring new opportunities on the Duffryn estate and with the new Eli Music initiative. We want to make sure our community identity recognises and values all of these different expressions of church and mission, as we become more and more diverse and dispersed.
- Our young adult community has been in a time of transition, with many of our original core group having moved on over the last couple of years, and a new core group emerging. We want to create space for a new group to be able to shape their own sense of identity and vision for the city centre.
So, The Lab is increasingly becoming a community made up of lots of different missional people, groups and initiatives. Our vision is to encourage more and more experimental forms of church and mission in Newport and beyond.
We also want to become a resource to others in the wider church who want to explore pioneer ministry, and are increasingly being given opportunities to do this like the mission shaped ministry course we're helping to run from October.
How you can stay informed…
On the new site, you can find out about the four different communities that currently make up The Lab: Alway, The Cwtch, Duffryn and Eli Music.
Also, you can keep in touch by signing up for our new email newsletter. It'll arrive every couple of months, and will feature all the latest updates as well as how you can be praying for us.
We really value your prayers and support, and we'd love for you to join us on our journey as we continue to explore new forms of experimental church and mission.


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Title: Dead Air
Author: Mary Kennedy
Publisher: Obsidian Mystery
Copyright Date: 2010
Print Date: January 2010
Pages: 300
Series: 1st of the Talk Radio Mystery series
Book Description (from back cover):
Maggie Walsh, Florida's newest radio talk show psychologist, thinks that being tucked away in her studio will keep her safe from all the crazies. But when she hits the airwaves, there's no telling whom she's reaching -- and who wants to reach back.Comments:
Maggie left her clinical practice in Manhattan to move to sunny Cypress Grove, Florida, where she became the host of WYME's On the Couch with Maggie Walsh. From codependent wives to fetish fiends, all the locals love her show, but Maggie is not fond of all of its occupational hazards.
Threats start pouring in against one of the station's special guests, self-styled New Age prophet Guru Sanjay Gingii. And when one of the threats becomes a deadly reality, Maggie's new roommate, Lark, is surprisingly the prime suspect. Maggie has to prove Lark innocent while dealing with a killer who needs more than just therapy.
Mary Kennedy has written what appears to be some YA Chick Lit or Romance (I haven't actually read it, so I'm not sure), but this is her first venture into the world of cozy mysteries. I saw this book around PaperBackSwap and was interested in reading it. I didn't feel like waiting for it to be offered, though. Luckily, the local library had a copy available.
It's a nice cozy. Maggie's roommate is a suspect in a murder, so she has motivation for poking her nose into the murder. Maggie's mother takes on a fun secondary role. Also, not much is said about it, but she has some background in forensic psychology from when she lived in New York...maybe that will play out more in future mysteries. In this book, it mostly drew attention to the detective Rafe's not-great opinion of psychologists...or at least psychologists that play at police work.
Anyway, the series is nicely set up, and I'm interested in reading more. The 2nd in the series, Reel Murder, is due out in June.
As a note for anyone interested: Mary Kennedy is (apparently) a licensed clinical psychologist who happens to have some background in radio to draw on as she writes this series.

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August 5, 2008
Robert L. Jesseph, 60, of Chanute, Kan. died Thursday, July 31, 2008 at the Neosho County Regional Medical Center in Chanute, Kan. Robert was born in Iola, Kan. October 10, 1947, to Henry M. and Goldie (Laymon) Jesseph. Among his survivors are partner Linda Hertter; children, Paula J. Washam, Randy A. Jesseph and Ellen E. Jesseph; 14 grandchildren; one great-grandchild; brothers, Alfred Jesseph, Gerald Jesseph and Henry (J.R.) Jesseph; and sisters, Colletta Green, Margaret Voth and Linda Young. A memorial service will be 10 a.m. Thursday at the Penwell-Gabel Johnson Chapel. Memorials in his name may be made to the American Cancer Society and may be left with the funeral home, 101 N. Highland, Chanute, KS 66720. To leave a message for family on-line, visit http://www.PenwellGabel.com. Penwell-Gabel Johnson Chapel is in charge of arrangements.


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Friday, October 15, 2010
Mitsuwa Marketplace: Flavors of Japan
I visited Mitsuwa Marketplace, which apparently happens to be the largest Japanese Supermarket here in the United States. There are several stores in Southern California as well as Chicago and New Jersey. Having never ventured through a Japanese Market myself, I was very impressed. The marketplace was enormous and very clean. The assortment of Japanese products was also astounding, with everything from fruits (like Mikan or Mandarin Orange) and vegetables (like Daikon or large white radish) to meats (Kurobuta pork), noodles, fish and other seafood. From the center of the supermarket moving to the outer areas are a variety of stores which include a Japanese bookstore, Santouka Ramen, a Japanese restaurant, a deli, a pickle section and Japanese Ceramics. I did venture through the produce section and picked up some baby bok choy (which happens to have a load of Vitamin C, calcium and Vitamin A), some Maitake mushrooms (which are best known for their cancer fighting properties and a side note -- it has been known that physicians in Japan recommend Maitake mushrooms to their patients in lowering blood pressure and blood lipids) and lastly some Yaki-soba stir-fry noodles. (These noodles come with seasoning packets which I do not use! You can use healthier options like Bragg's Amino Acids and some low-sodium chicken broth to enhance the flavor of the dish). Stir-fry is a quick and easy way to make a healthy dinner anytime! Lastly, the staff were helpful when asked questions about a product not typically seen, but it is worth several trips to become familiar with the vast amount of products available at your fingertips!
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After police found Navy veteran Michael Thomas Boatwright unconscious in a motel room in Palm Springs, Calif., they brought him to the Desert Regional Medical Center, where he awoke with no memory of his name or past.
Even stranger, he spoke only Swedish, despite the fact that his identification listed him as an American from Florida. Calling himself Johan Ek, Boatwright couldn't remember anything about his family members, or how to do things like exchange money or take public transportation.
His doctors blamed either transient global amnesia, a dissociative fugue, or both, although they didn't rule out the possibly that the condition could be something entirely new.
In the movies, amnesia is usually a gateway to adventure, a la The Bourne Identity. In reality, it's much more depressing.
"Sometimes it makes me really sad and sometimes it just makes me furious about the whole situation and the fact that I don't know anybody, I don't recognize anybody," Boatwright told The Desert Sun through a translator.
There is also the problem of what to do with him. Boatwright, 61, is pretty much helpless, with no income, no insurance, and access to only $180.
How likely is it that someone could wake up in a similar condition?
Not very. The Mayo Clinic sees about 24 to 100 cases of transient global amnesia — in which you can't form new memories — every year. Most of the time, it lasts only a few hours. Boatwright's social worker Lisa Hunt-Vasquez told The Desert Sun that his condition was probably caused by emotional or physical trauma.
Dissociative fugue is an extremely rare condition that can cause long-term memory loss, sudden and unplanned travel, identity confusion, and adoption of a new identity — which would explain his Swedish persona and the fact that he had several Chinese bank accounts that he couldn't access. He also had one emergency contact located in Japan, whom authorities couldn't reach.
So far, authorities have theorized that Boatwright was a graphic designer who taught English in China and Japan for several years, and that he learned Swedish later in life, possibly while living in the country in the 1980s.
Of course, he could be faking the whole thing. Cases like this — such as the man who reportedly became gay after suffering a stroke, or the girl who woke up from a coma with a completely different personality — always raise suspicion, especially when they sound like something that came out of a movie.
Viola Wyler, a member of the local Swedish-American community who meets with Boatwright regularly, said she doesn't think he is faking it.
"I don't think so," she told The Desert Sun. "But you never know for sure."


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Last week, I got an email about NaBloPoMo, like I do every month. The theme for October is Between. Not really sure what that's going to entail, but I'm feeling frisky today, so I figured, why not?
Monday, October 3, 2011
What is something you always pack on a trip?
A great book.
Is that answer too short? Well, I kinda feel like it doesn't need much more of an explanation than that. I'll try to do better with future prompts.


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I adore fairy tales, but can't stand most of the popular movies and books little girls seem to love these days – with the whole "Princess" mentality. I was wondering to myself what the difference was. I finally decided it was the heroines. The princesses in the popular go-to books get by on their looks alone, and constantly make demands, just because they are princesses. The ladies in these books are strong of character, intelligent, and ready to take on the world. And yes, they are also kind, loving, and attractive. Here are a few of my all time favorite princess stories – minus the simpering.
Beauty by Robin McKinley
{Also: The Hero and the Crown and The Blue Sword}
Beauty is a young girl who is sweet and courageous. When her father is captured by a beast, she volunteers to take his place and save his life. Naturally the beast is rather frightening, but Beauty treats him with respect, and eventually overcomes her fright and falls in love – releasing him from a spell cast on him long ago. This book is obviously a retelling of the classic fairy tale, but the characters in this telling come to life vividly, and in spite of the familiarity, the plot keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout the book. This book is a bit higher reading level than I've generally posted about before, it would probably interest middle school and high school students, or adults, more than the younger crowd.
The other books I love by this author are The Hero and the Crown, and The Blue Sword. They are a bit slow getting started, but they turned out to be my favorite books ever. Well. If I could ever settle on a favorite book ever. They are just as likely to be loved by a male audience as female, with horse racing, desert and mountain survival, epic battles, long lost heroes, and plenty of magic.
Ella Enchanted (But not the movie – just the book!) by Gail Carson Levine
Ella has been 'blessed' with obedience. Only… it turns out not to be such a great blessing. In fact, it causes her horrible problems, especially after her parents die, leaving her to deal with cruel stepsisters. It get even worse when she falls in love with the prince – and an evil man plotting to steal the throne discovers she must obey his every command. She must break her curse – or kill her love. This book is a little more lighthearted, easier for a younger audience to read (it's been a while since I read it, but from what I remember, probably fifth grade up), but written well enough to appeal to high school ages as well.
The Princess Academy by Shannon Hale
A young girl in a very small village is having a hard time of it. She is fatherless, and desperately wants to help her family and community, but is not allowed to work in the quarry. Then it is foretold the prince of the land will marry a girl from her province, and all the girls are gathered and taken to school to learn to be suitable bride material. They know at the end of their schooling the prince will choose one of them to be his bride. This could be the chance of a lifetime for her – but as she learns about life outside her little corner of the world, she realizes just how much her community could benefit from this education. She is astonished by how much there is to know – the worth of money, demographics of commerce – the list is unending. And in the end, she realizes it doesn't matter who the prince chooses. Her life will finally seem worthwhile, because either way she can give her family the help they need to thrive. This book is an excellent read for elementary – perhaps about fourth grade reading level - and up. Despite the girly title, it has plenty of action scenes and roughness to appeal to the male reader also. I was a little wary of reading this book - the description made it sound really boring. I was pleasantly surprised to be immediately engrossed in the plot.
Dealing With Dragons by Patricia Wrede
Cimmaron is bored. She is bored with sewing, she is bored with learning to curtsy, she is bored with being a princess. So she sets off on a journey to find dragons – and discovers all she ever wanted and more. After all, while she is learning to deal with sneezes that catch things on fire, massive bucket size portions of deserts, and piles of treasure and loot to catalogue, the dragons are having to deal with wizards. And dragons are allergic to wizards. It's a problem. Cimmaron is adventuresome, brave, and full of ideas though, and she and the dragons come to love and respect each other. This is the first book in the Dragon Chronicles. This entire series is fun, energetic, and easy to read. It is a great introduction to fantasy, and could probably be read even by advanced second or third graders. It would also be a great classroom read, since it is fast paced and appealing even to audiences too young to read it themselves.


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Saturday, January 27th @ 71 Troutman St. , Bklyn. , NY .
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In an attempt to rise out of sweatshop conditions, local workers in the Brooklyn wholesale food distribution industry have engaged in strikes, protests, and filed lawsuits alleging minimum wage and overtime violations. Over 2 dozen workers from 2 warehouses were fired in the past month in retaliation for their union membership and immigration status. These workers need your support as they struggle to enforce the minimum wage and demand their right to organize.
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You now know that you can buy a right to sell commodities at a certain price. This right is called put option. If there is a right to sell, then there is a right to buy. The right to buy is called call option. Commodity purchaser who wants to protect their self from the wheat price increase will buy call option. There are many companies which buy wheat. One of them is flour producer. Flour is made from wheat, so to produce flour they need to buy wheat. If flour producers want to keep buying wheat at $ 300 per bushel, they will buy call option. If wheat rises to $ 320 they will need to spend more money to buy wheat and this will reduce their profit.
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Cemetery investigating after botched burial of 11-year-old suicide victim
The funeral of an 11-year-old boy who took his own life has been marred by a botched burial, prompting the Geraldton Cemetery Board to review its procedures.
The body of Peter Little was found near his grandparents' home in Geraldton in Western Australia's Mid West last month.
His death has sparked warnings from Aboriginal leaders about the need to address youth suicides, and plunged the tight-knit regional community into mourning.
But in another blow, friends and family who attended the child's funeral on Friday say they were horrified to find the hole dug for his coffin was too narrow.
Relative Vince Jones said the family watched as cemetery personnel tried three times to lower the coffin before putting it back in the hearse.
He said the experience was traumatic for grieving family members.
"When they put down the coffin, it got stuck halfway. It couldn't fit down there," he said.
"It was sort of sitting half up, half down. So they brought it back up and had another go. They did that three times.
"Every time they brought it up, a few of the young boys would jump down there and try and scrape the sides to make it fit.
"They ended up putting it back into the hearse. It took three hours to eventually get him down there."
He said the incident caused great distress to the boy's family.
"All the little kids were just screaming and crying," he said.
"They just wanted to see their little cousin down so they could get away from there."
Geraldton Cemetery Board chairman Max Correy expressed regret over the incident and confirmed an investigation was underway.
"I'm not in possession of all the facts as yet, but the Geraldton Cemetery Board is obviously very sorry for any stress caused to the family," he said.
"What's happened I don't know, whether it was the wrong size but in there, from what I understand ... the actual grave size top was correct, so it narrowed slightly and that's what caught the coffin once it was lowered to some certain degree."
Mr Correy said the board will now review its procedures.
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Let's Make Music Together
Every February, for the past five years, I've made an album. I got inspired by the RPM Challenge. It's a simple invitation put out by the small New Hampshire weekly paper The Wire to write and record an album in the shortest month of the year. This year I hope to make some music with you. Here's how we start: I have this beat called "Big Rhythm." Download it with the link below, then turn it into something. Add a bass line if you want, or guitar or sing over it. Upload your song to our Soundcloud page by Monday February 6. I'd love to hear a fully formed song, but add anything you'd like. If it works I'll post another. Let's see what we can do together.
Let's Make Music Together
Big Rhythm
- from RPM Challenge 2012
- by Bob Boilen
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"What is that sound?" is a question that sends fear and trepidation coursing through my veins. Sounds that I can't identify right away are almost always ominous. They are signals of mischief. My hearing is often the first sense to tip me off when Gavin is running amok. Today was no exception.
Today that sound was Gavin spraying the entire bathroom with Windex. Slowly and deliberately, he had emptied nearly a bottle of liquid on every surface. Lexi was begging for a turn with the sprayer. Instead, she got to help Gavin with the clean-up.
That sound came on a day when a woman stopped me at Hobby Lobby. "Can I offer a suggestion?" she asked.
I braced myself. People who approach me with that question, especially when they sound so polite, are never, ever polite. But since I had just asked this lady's co-worker to direct me to something specific, I thought she might actually have some constructive advice. "Sure," I replied, although I was anything but sure.
"Your son really ought to be wearing shoes."
What I thought was, "Oh, like the comfort and cleanliness of Gavin's feet are anywhere near the top of my list of things to worry about right now? Seriously? Can't you see that because we had this conversation he is approximately three miles ahead of me in a store full of breakables? Did you fail to notice the toddler standing precariously in the seat of this cart, waving her arms and yelling at her brother? Well, I'm a lot more concerned about getting out of here without Gavin turning that pottery display into an avalanche of broken clay."
What I actually said was, "Thanks for your concern. I agree with you." Or something bland like that.
The last stop on our errand run was The Natural Grocer, where a man in the check-out lane next to us openly laughed as I tried to wrangle Gavin and Lexi while I paid. He openly laughed again when we were getting in the van and Gavin kept running around it instead of climbing in the open door.
I didn't know that going to library story time would be such a mistake, but we lasted exactly seven minutes once Story Lady started reading about caves. Gavin was jumping and roaming and shouting out comments. He wouldn't wear his shoes, so Lexi was walking around in them, having discarded her own in the middle of the group of quiet, attentive children at the front. Then Gavin boldly declared, "I don't want any more stories!" So I spent minute eight collecting extraneous footwear and screaming children and dragged us all out the door. When we got to the car I realized my shirt was up around the top part of my pants' maternity panel. That tidbit no doubt screamed to the world: "This lady is in over her head. Try to avoid the erupting chaos as best you can."
What possessed me to cut Gavin's hair when we got home I will never know. But I did, and it went reasonably well...at least until the final seconds, when I was trimming the last of his hair line with clippers. He jerked his head and screamed, "I'm DONE!" That scored him a jagged cut to the neck and a ridiculous zigzag in his hair. Classic.
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Rufus is soaking his night nappies (and day, but that's easier to sort out), and i'm not sure what we need to change.
He has a LLS med (2 x snap in boosters - don't know if that's standard or HW) which is prob the best we have. It is very wet in the morning, but his bum is fine. We have a WNNN Med that doesn't fit very well now, but used to be ok. Bedbugs were never a great fit on Rufus when he was smaller, wouldn't know where to start with them size-wise now.
We mostly use Bumbles with their own booster and a couple of flannels which used to work well altho quite bulky which Rufus doesn't seem to like . But now they are drenched by morning and he interferes with the wrap and nippa and this morn he had unhooked the bottom nippa bit and he was soaked, jammies, our bedding, MY JAMMIES !!..
So can anyone advise ?
I want something really absorbant, trim (between the legs especially, not so bothered about sticking out bum ), poppers would prob be best as he will undo velcro and now nippas as well it seems .
I think rather than him peeing more, he is prob peeing the same amount as before, but less frequently, so the nappy gets a big drenching. He may well be peeing a bit more tho as he is drinking a bit more now I come to think of it. What fabrics would be best if this is the case?
Also I find sizing very confusing - Med LLS good rise, but on the last snaps and a bit tight - WNNN Med, bit short in the rise, but loads of snaps left to grow into - Bumbles good fit all round, but too bulky between the legs now we need to boost so mouch.
Never tried a wild child or a puddlekins night nappy...
Thanks if anyone can help.
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After 143 days with no measurable precipitation, the skies opened upon us late Friday night. The rain was unrelenting all day yesterday. The Ostrich Festival was battered, and had to close by 2:30PM because the conditions were so bad. All day yesterday I thought, If it's still raining tomorrow, we won't be going!
This morning, the sky was clear and the air was very cool. An unfamiliar snowcap rests on many of the mountains ringing our valley. All during the day today, I heard people remarking on how weird the mountains look with all that snow on them.
We decided to head out early to the festival, figuring it would be crowded because of the weather yesterday. We knew there would be mud. It was a good day for a fair, at least as far as today's weather. We hadn't counted on the extent of the flooding at the fairgrounds.
We lined up to get in about 11:30, with the gates opening at noon. The kids handled the wait well, especially after all the waiting-on-line practice they had at Disneyland. When we finally got in, the entire kids' ride section was closed, still under inches of water, in spite of the pumps they had going to move out all the water. We saw the main fairway was already churned up, but workers were spreading hay to absorb some of the water and make the walking less treacherous. It helped, but there wasn't enough of it, and we all ended up mud-caked.
We ate lunch, and then went off to explore what rides there were -- the older kids are big enough to go on nearly everything, but DS2 doesn't like fast rides, even the ones he is big enough to ride. As the day went on, we found that they had moved the kids' truck ride over to the main area, and DS2 rode that twice while DH took the older 2 on the bigger rides. I had to carry the little guy everywhere; his shoes are slip-ons, and he would've lost them in the mud for sure. (There's nothing quite like the sucking-pull of mud that has a hold of your shoe -- even though I was wearing my old Reeboks, tied on snug, I felt as if I was about to lose a shoe, more than once.)
At a certain point DS1 had had enough, so I took the boys to watch the Purina Incredible Dog challenge, which was a lot of fun. (We had missed the early ostrich races, and the later ones didn't start till 5PM. One of these years we'll see 'em.) The dogs run an obstacle course, quite challenging. They had several different breeds and even one little mixed breed, Mesa, who had the best runs of the day. Even DS1, who is not at all fond of animals, enjoyed watching the dogs.
By the time we were tired of that, they had opened up several other rides in the kids' area, so DS2 got to ride some of them. DH and DD joined us, and all 3 kids rode some more rides, and ate cotton candy. At that point I was exhausted, and we were all muddy, so we came home. I took off my shoes in the garage, and sent everyone else around the back way to take off socks, shoes, and pants, then DH hosed the mud off everything. Here's hoping the boys' shoes are dry by tomorrow, or they'll be stuck wearing their old (too small) shoes... they're around here somewhere.
I didn't go on any rides, leading me to realize it's stupid for me to get an all-day ride ticket, especially since DS2 is big enough to go on all the kid rides himself. That will save us some money next year! I did get an ostrich burger for lunch, and it was quite good, as were the spun potato and spun apple (both deep fried, the apple dipped in a sweet batter first) that we all shared. The food was ruinously expensive but it always is, so we knew what to expect -- but we still shot down the kids' pleas for takeout, and made do with what we had on hand for dinner.
We made it clear beforehand we weren't going to buy any toys, and we weren't going to play any games. (I am horribly bad at carnival games, and I'd rather not throw my money away. I also won't permit my kids to throw my money away that way, either -- they don't need any more garish stuffed toys even if they did win!) DS2 asked a few times for something, anyway, but I shut that down, and he gave up asking. When he saw a little boy his age with a plastic samurai sword (he's gone through two of them already), I reminded him that he already has 4 (much better) swords at home. (He loves them, too, practicing with them every day.) He gave up, making it nearly a whine-free day.
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Day four went well. I stayed within my points, budgeted them well throughout the day, and had a fantastic workout. I have been working extra hours this week and I know I've been a wee bit short and irritable with my husband this week so he is ready for me to go back to my normal point's schedule.
Substituting the PB2 for peanut butter has saved me. I am able to have my PBJ on English muffin for breakfast still. I am a real fan of the PB2. I just ordered another 4 jars. If you've never heard of PB2, visit www.bellplantation.com for more information. This is a great product for anyone watching their calorie and fat intake but love peanut butter.
Still working on my projects that were due yesterday so I am keeping this entry short. Things should lighten up tomorrow
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Sato is a Japanese restaurant that enlivens an otherwise dreary stretch of Queens Boulevard in Rego Park. It is named for its owner/chef. The offerings run from traditional Japanese fare and sushi, to Western-influenced flights of fancy.
Chef Sato, a Japanese native, comes by his fusion preparations honestly. He began his restaurant career in the kitchens of Paris at age 14, and labored there for some 20 years before coming to the United States. He opened Sato four years ago.
Say konichi-wa to the suit of Bogu that greets you up front (the protective armor worn by practitioners of Kendo, the traditional Japanese art of swordsmanship originally practiced by the Samurai). I couldnt help but associate it with memories of John Belushi doing Samurai Deli, or an episode Iron Chef. The rest of the décor was soothingly sedate, emphasizing dark wood and Japanese style.
We began the evening with soup. The Teapot Seafood Soup, served in a small teapot with a cup on the side is charming. The idea is to pour the broth into the cup to drink it, and eat the seafood with chopsticks. The broth was delicately flavored, with the essence of shiitake mushroom dominant. The contents included a clam, shrimp, scallop, shiitake mushroom, and sea leg. They would have done better to lose the sea leg, but the other ingredients were pleasing.
The appetizer selection is eclectic. It is divided into two categories: Appetizer from the kitchen and appetizer from the sushi bar. From the kitchen, choices include traditional Japanese dishes like Shrimp Tempura, Shioyaki Shishamo (salt grilled smelts) and Shumai (steamed) and Gyoza (pan fried), Japanese variations on Chinese potstickers. Some of the more unusual appetizers include Ika (squid) butter, Eel Spring Roll With Miso Sauce and Sautéed Assorted Mushrooms.
We enjoyed the Wasabi Gyoza. The addition of wasabi to the dough gave the dumplings a little extra piquancy. From the sushi appetizers we chose thinly sliced fluke with homemade shoyu. It was fresh and delicious, and the shoyu was noticeably better than the bottled kind.
We couldnt resist giving the eel and foie gras with Asian vinegar sauce a shot. It was attractively presented in an artful stack topped with salmon caviar. Im not sure this was the perfect marriage of ingredients. The oiliness of the eel and the fattiness of the paté seemed to amplify each other, achieving an overly rich result. It was an interesting experiment, but not a breakthrough.
Like the appetizers, the main courses are divided into categories. All entitle the diner to miso soup or salad and rice. There are the familiar Japanese offerings of udon, the Japanese noodle dish, served here with seafood, tempura, and various types of teriyaki. Then there is the entrée category. This consists of Japanese-influenced Western dishes like salmon steak in tomato ginger sauce, filet mignon in chef special sauce, or lamb chop with Merlot teri sauce.
We chose the lamb chops. Served on a bed of sautéed vegetables, the chops were succulent. The portion was generous. The flavor, though more Continental than Japanese, was delicious. If you drag someone along that isnt a Japanese food fan no problem. They will love this dish.
Our selection from the sushi bar was a knockout both visually and gastronomically. We chose seared tuna with black sesame seeds in miso lime sauce. Rather than being raw, as you might expect from the sushi bar, the slices of tuna were seared and crusted with black sesame seeds and arranged in a circle of overlapping slices to resemble a flower. The dish was liberally garnished with tobiko (flying fish roe caviar). The flavors and textures of this dish were perfectly balanced. The presentation was lovely. It was a perfectly satisfying dish in every way.
Surprisingly, the majority of the dessert offerings were fried. Of these, the most over-the-top has to be fried cheesecake. We resisted. We opted instead for mochi, a traditional Japanese confection, and a not so traditional green tea crème brulee. The mochi, made of sweetened glutinous rice paste, had a chewy texture and an intriguing flavor that was very enjoyable. The green tea crème brulee was expertly prepared with a nice creamy texture, and a crispy scorched sugar surface, but the green tea flavor was not an improvement on the original.
The service was friendly and accommodating. The only minor shortcoming was the paucity of descriptive information on the menu. While our server cheerfully answered all our questions, we wish we didnt have to ask so many.
The Bottom Line
Japanese, sushi, and creative fusion cuisine artfully presented in typical Japanese surroundings. Not the same old shiitake.
Sato Japanese Restaurant
98-12 Queens Blvd., Rego Park
Cuisine: Japanese, sushi, and fusion
Setting: Japanese
Service: Friendly and attentive
Hours: L Mon Fri, D 7 Days
Reservations: Recommended on weekends
Parking: Free in lot after 5 p.m.
Dress: Casual
Children: No Menu
Takeout: Yes
Private Parties: Party room seats 16
Credit cards: Yes
Noise level: Acceptable
Handicap accessible: Yes
Recommended Dishes:
Teapot Seafood Soup...$6.95
Wasabi Shumai (Japanese potsticker
Eel Spring Roll with Miso Sauce...$8.95
Thinly Sliced Fluke with Homemade Shoyu...$8.95
Lamb Chops with Merlot Teri Sauce...$21.95
Seared Tuna with Black Sesame Seeds in Miso-Lime Sauce...$18.95
Mochi (sweetened glutinous rice paste)...$2.95
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I sit at a red light, enjoying light conversation, or a peaceful song, but what do I hear -- or feel? The car next to me playing music, not peaceful nor loud, but the bass shaking me and the inside of my car. This isn't right, other people's music blasted into my car. To shake, rattle and roll has taken on a new meaning. Am I getting old, or should this be outlawed?
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It only had a small shed on it and a lot of trees, so we didn't lose anything of any value. Not like many other families who lost everything.
This is the view from our block to the neighbours, whose home was destroyed. In fact all houses along our road were razed.
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Last night I drove up to Milford MA for the drum circle there... and I gotta say, it rocked.
There was a good sized crowd of about 30 folks. Tons of djembes. And more excitingly, people who can play them. We had great fun 'talking' to each other in the rhythms. Very friendly people... good rhythms and great energy. Nice.
I am noticing a big difference in my playing skills. I think I have finally turned some kind of corner and feel much more comfortable playing in that kind of situation. I found myself doing little solo riffs here and there, without apology. My drum is still one of the sweetest sounding in any group... and I am less afraid of it being loud and just go with it. During the break, a few folks came up and complimented me on my playing and I was really psyched about it.
Here's another thing. I played my neighbor's drum for a set, and even though it was a bit out of tune, I still managed some nice slaps and tones. I think I am finally getting the hang of this crazy instrument!
Milford Drum Circle is on the first Thursday of the month at the UU church. 7pm. Come if you can. It's a good time.


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Mavs rookie point guard Dennis Smith Jr. participated in a Q&A with the NBA's David Aldridge for the respected writer's Monday Morning Tip, a weekly column on all things NBA. Check out the full article here, with some of Smith's best answers below.
Aldridge: How have you tried to separate the mental toll of the 82-game season from the physical?
DSJ: Physically, I'm doing a really good job right now. Our training staff, they make sure I stay on top of everything, whether I feel like it or not — make sure that I do it. It's greatly appreciated. Mentally, I think that just comes from having humbleness. I appreciate being able to play right now. I sat out a whole year already with my ACL. I'm thankful for this opportunity.
Aldridge: It's funny that you mentioned that, because a lot of the scouts I spoke with before the Draft said one of the things they were most impressed with about you was you came back and played Adidas Nations — where you got injured — the next year. And I wonder how important it was for you to get back in time to play Nations?
DSJ: I think that was one of the biggest things to help me conquer the injury mentally. For me, I was up early, moving, way before I was supposed to. I got in trouble for it a couple of times. I was moving around so much before I was supposed to my grandma hit me with a broom a couple of times when she caught me. For me to go back to Nations where I tore it at, that was a big mountain I had to climb mentally, and I think I conquered that.
Aldridge: I asked Coach (Carlisle) this — and coaches want to win every night. But I asked him if it would be good for you to experience failure, so he can learn from it. Because that's what this league is. Everybody gets their butt kicked; the great ones come back from it.
DSJ: Exactly. That's mental toughness. And I think part of being a rookie, especially being a point guard, I think it's important for me to take some of these lumps. I want to win every game, but tribulations come with being the best. That's with everybody. So you take your lumps early, but you've got to look at everything as a lesson, and you've got to grow from it.
Smith is a super-confident player who oozes potential and has already shown flashes of greatness just 12 games into his career. The season hasn't gone the way he and the Mavs hoped it would, of course, with Dallas sitting at just 2-12 on the year. But as Smith said early in training camp, there's beauty in the struggle. He's learning a heck of a lot, and even though there have been more losses than wins, he's still experienced some high moments.
The Mavs know they got a good one on draft night, and Smith's play so far this season — along with the attention he's getting from national media and some of the biggest stars in the game — only confirms that he's got a chance to become one of the special talents in this league.


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This seems to me to be one of the first and more honest surveys of its type on the impact of robo-advice in the UK. Albeit a smallish sample, it reflects a growing undercurrent of concern among financial advisers.
As ever, Pete Matthew is right on the money. He is one of a very small number of financial advisers in the UK who really understands how to market financial expertise. And note that I say 'expertise' rather than 'advice'.
Pete has been pioneering when it comes to using financial education as a differentiator and has left the majority of advisers in the dust. In fact he's so far ahead of everyone else, it's difficult to see how others will catch up.
That said, Pete's approach of regular and high quality content marketing through the use of video and podcasting should be inspiring others to move in a similar direction, but sadly they're not.
It simply isn't an option to sit around waiting for the FCA to give guidance. Every financial advice firm in the UK should now seriously consider appointing a Digital Non Executive Director(DNED) or seek out a digital companion who can act as an experienced resource to advise on strategy, offer regular context setting updates and make connections on their journey to transform and build their business in the new social digital economy.
And that doesn't necessarily mean that every financial advice firm should offer an online or so-called robo service. There is still, and always will be a place for a very high quality face-to-face service - but every firm should now include digital technology as part of their personal and business development learning programme, so that at the very least you can make business decisions from a position of expertise.
Pete Matthew, managing director for Jacksons Wealth Management, said marketing could prove the biggest hurdle for firms looking to adopt robo-advice. "An online service can provide a way of perhaps serving 'lower value' clients in the short-term so that they engage with the adviser's brand, which may well lead to higher-ticket business in the future," he stated. "But while the technology behind robo-advice actually appears to be straightforward enough, the real issue is that most advisers are clueless when it comes to marketing. "The social aspect should not be underestimated - increasingly people buy based on the recommendations of social media circles and unless advisers are influencing within these channels, no-one will show up to their fancy robo-advice websites."


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CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — George and Lori Hall's multiple graded stakes winner Pants On Fire looks for his first victory in over a year as he headlines Saturday night's $100,000 Wild & Wonderful on Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races' sixth annual Race for the Ribbon program.
The seven furlong Wild & Wonderful will be contested as the first of the evening's three six-figure stakes races.
After consecutive victories in last year's Monmouth Cup (G2) and Ack Ack (G3), the now 6-year-old son of Jump Start appeared poised to make an impact in the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile but, after being sent off at odds of 8.30 to 1, had to endure a wide trip and could do no better than seventh, beaten 12 lengths by eventual winner Goldencents. After a trip to Japan for the lucrative Japan Cup Dirt, trainer Kelly Breen kept the 2011 Louisiana Derby (G2) winner on the sidelines for nearly nine months before returning him to the races in the Monmouth Cup on July 27. A third-place finish in his effort to defend his Monmouth Cup crown was followed by a pair of narrow defeats in the Phillip Iselin Handicap (G3) and Left Bank at Belmont Park.
Pants on Fire will be making his second start at Charles Town, having finished sixth in the 2012 Charles Town Classic and will have the services of jockey Paco Lopez in the Wild & Wonderful.
While Pants On Fire stands as the 5-to-2 morning line favorite, his main competition appears to come from the rail in the form of Thomas Shank and Stand Young's Good Lord. In addition to winning three of his last four starts, all the Forrest Kaelin trainee did in his last trip to Charles Town was win the 2012 Wild & Wonderful over eventual graded stakes winner Bandbox in a track record time that still stands. In his last start at Remington Park, the 7-year-old gelding turned in a dull performance, finishing sixth as the 1.70-to-1 favorite in the David M. Vance Stakes.
The 124-pound highweight, Great Lord is scheduled to be ridden by Javier Castellano.
The field is rounded out by Handsup Moneydown, a winner of three of his last four outings, The Camden Comet, Lovmeister, the Alan Goldberg-trained Mezzano and a pair from the Damon Dilodovico barn in Warrioroftheroses and Smash and Grag.
Post time for the first race on Saturday's Race for the Ribbon card is 5:00 p.m., with the Wild & Wonderful slated to go off at 9:13 p.m.


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Negative would be a long waiting time to see the provider though the staff are courteous.
Reviewed on Apr 17, 2018
Dr. Grossman is a very knowledgeable, compassionate doctor.
Reviewed on Apr 17, 2018
I found Dr Grossman to be professional, thoughtful and caring. Frankly, I have never had a heath care professional so deeply involved with me. I must admit in the past I consulted with my primary care doctor. I have now recognized that Dr. Grossman is truly thorough. My late husband was a dentist and cared deeply about his patients. I see that attribute in Dr. Grossman and am glad I found him.
Reviewed on Apr 6, 2018
I'm waiting for my dr visit & it's been an hour. last 2 appt were better. 15 minute. I've waited 2 hours. it's frustrating especiallly when I'm feeling sick
Reviewed on Mar 12, 2018
The nurse directed us to the front desk to check out (schedule next visit) the person was still there and basically said no you have to call. We went to the lobby downstairs and was able to schedule our next visit. I felt dismissed upstairs. It is very hard to schedule an appointment over the phone or through MyChart.
Reviewed on Mar 1, 2018
Dr. Grossman conducts business in an efficient manner. He includes the patient in all decisions.
Reviewed on Jan 10, 2018
I trust Dr.Grossman completely with any health choices concerning my life. Through my journey with Colorectal cancer he has been one of the shining spots that gives me strength and positivity. I cannot tell you how happy I am that he is my doctor. He is so professional and caring. He is a blessing.
Reviewed on Dec 26, 2017
I felt that Dr, Grossman was outstanding.
Reviewed on Nov 20, 2017
is one of the few Doctors that not only is professional but friendly and kind
Reviewed on Oct 31, 2017
I am so pleased with my care by Dr. Grossman. He has been so kind and caring to me. He has been such an encouraging doctor. I trust him and his decisions regarding my treatments. He is wonderful person. My other doctor, Dr. Morsey and Dr. Grossman have worked so well to help me conquer my cancer. THANK YOU!! They are a blessing to me. I am very thankful they are with Cleveland Clinic. I tell all my friends to check out Cleveland Clinic if they need good health care. I was referred to Cleveland Clinic by my primary doctor.
Reviewed on Oct 24, 2017
i feel very confident that Dr Grossman will take the best care of me should i develope a complication in his field
Reviewed on Oct 6, 2017
Dr. Grossman is excellent in a way that explaining all options and procedures. He has been a 'stress reducer'!
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Reviewed on Jul 18, 2017
Dr. Grossman always explains everything to the fullest, and answers any questions I have.
Reviewed on May 22, 2017
Very good,thank you.
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Music is a very important part of my life. I don't think a day goes by when I don't listen to music, and thanks to the wonders of digital technology I can now carry my music collection with me wherever I go, and listen (almost) at will. Music can aid relaxation, or can stir one to action. My tastes are diverse, with everything from Bach to the Beatles, from Stravinsky to the Sex Pistols, and from Miles Davis to Iron Maiden. My particular predilection is for Progressive Rock, from the 1970s to today - the great thing about Prog is that it keeps on evolving and pushing the boundaries, which can only be good in the end, as fresh musical expression is found.
Music has the ability to lift the soul, to raise the spirits, and to burrow truth and beauty deep into the psyche. Charles Wesley, through his hymns, used popular music of his day as a way to teach Christian doctrine to those who couldn't read the Bible. At this time of year, as Christmas approaches, I'm always amazed at the ability of music to stir memories of times past, and to bring Scripture to mind. Handel's wonderful combination of stirring music and Old Testament prophecy in 'Messiah' is just one example - I cannot read those words without hearing his melodies: the two for me are now intertwined.
I belong to a Christians tradition that was 'born in song': worship just doesn't seem like worship to me if it doesn't include singing. Having spent the last weekend away on a course it seemed really odd for the times of worship in which we shared to be non-musical. That's part of who I am. St Paul (if 'twas he) urged the Ephesian Christians to 'speak to one another with psalms, hymns and spiritual songs. Sing and make music in your hearts to the Lord' [Eph 5:19] and that, to me, is the most natural expression of devotion and worship.
I found the following quote in Butler's 'Lives of the Saints'. At the end of the chapter on Cecilia, he writes:
"As to music as an amusement, too much time must never be given to it; and extreme care ought to be taken... that children be not set to learn it very young, because it is a thing which bewitches the senses, dissipates the mind exceedingly, and alienates it from serious studies, as daily experience shows. Soft and effeminate music is to be always shunned with abhorrence, as the corrupter of the heart and the poison of virtue."I'm not sure I could agree with any of that. What do you think?
- How important is music to you in your life?
- How important is it to you in your devotions?
- John Miles wrote: 'To live without my music would be impossible to do'. Do you agree?


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Devin (620) 664-3011 2016 GMC Savana 2500 Work Van Vehicle Information VIN: 1GTW7AFF6G1180662 Mileage: 34, 258 Color: Dark Blue Metallic Trans: 6-Speed Automatic Engine: 4.8L V8 16V MPG: Drivetrain: RWD Description Take a look at this Dark Blue GMC Savana 2500 van. This Savana has no windows in the rear or on the sides. It has a full set of shelves with drawers and a bulkhead with an access door. All valued at $4, 500! This van has many features including, Bluetooth, OnStar with SOS, traction control, trailer package, cruise control, voice control, and a security alarm with key fob. Book value of the van is $22, 730 without any shelves or bulkhead. This van with the shelves and bulkhead is going for $22, 500! That's an incredible savings! We have two more just like it.
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update: 2018-01-31
|VIN (Vehicle Identification Number):
|Number of Cylinders:
|Body Type:
|Work Van, Cargo van, service van, with racks, shelves
|Vehicle has an existing warranty
|Vehicle Title:
|Drive Type:
|Fuel Type:
|For Sale By:
|Sub Model:
|Cargo Van Work
|Manufacturer Interior Color:
|Medium Pewter
|Exterior Color:
|Manufacturer Exterior Color:
|Dark Blue Metallic
|Interior Color:
|Number of Doors:
|3 Doors


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Starbucks Philippines is once again releasing new designs for the Starbucks Card.
First is the Spring design, which features brilliantly colored flowers. Symbolizing new beginnings, this card is a thoughtful way of wishing someone special greater things to come.
Next is the Thank You design, which has the phrase "thank you" translated in different languages. This card is a great gift to someone who has done great things for you.
These cards are already available in all Starbucks stores and you can get them until April 21, 2014. Add these new designs to your Starbucks Card collection today!