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Background and Key Concepts 17 cles and their drivers. The WRI program is expected to be fully deployed in 2012. WRI technolo- gies could be applied to CMV-only lanes to maximize CMV inspections with minimal roadside investment costs. The roadside components of WRI are envisioned to include equipment, positioned along high- ways, that supports wireless communications to collect safety data message sets from properly equipped CMVs and provide the message sets to the rest of the WRI system. Roadside equipment will include receiver units and mobile enforcement vehicles. CMV-only facilities can be equipped with the necessary roadside units and, because all the traffic consists of CMVs, there is potential for optimal numbers of inspections, constrained only by the level of participation on the part of CMVs (unless equipment is mandated). It should be noted that the separation of trucks and cars may not improve the technical aspects of collecting information by ITS/CVO technologies for enforcement or tolling purposes. Auto- matic vehicle identification (AVI), WIM, and WRI technologies are designed to work in a variety of traffic environments, and would not "work better" technically in CMV-only facilities. However, the separation of trucks and cars would ease the challenges of concentrating trucks in weigh sta- tions or in the outermost lanes of multilane highways in order to capture information from them. In this "captive" environment, few, if any, trucks would be able to avoid size, weight, and/or safety monitoring. As larger numbers of trucks use the CMV-only facilities, enforcement agencies will be able to ensure the compliance of a greater percentage of the CMV population. 2.4 Longer Combination Vehicle Operations Longer combination vehicles (LCVs) were defined by ISTEA as "any combination of a truck tractor and two or more trailers or semi-trailers which operate on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways with a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) greater than 80,000 pounds." ISTEA also allowed grandfathering of existing LCV operations in states where LCVs were allowed prior to June 1, 1991. Because of their larger size and higher weight limit, several potential advantages have been tied to operating LCVs over smaller, lighter commercial vehicles, including increased produc- tivity, reduced truck traffic, reduced cost per unit cargo, and reduced emissions. Similarly, several disadvantages of LCVs also have been associated with the concept and include potential safety issues, potential increases in pavement damage, potential increases in roadside damage (e.g., shoul- ders, curbs, roadside signs), and inadequate rest area parking for truck driver relief. Appendix A provides more detailed information about current LCV configurations and size and weight limits by state. According to the Reason Foundation,19 the existing United States LCV network is fragmented. Although our economy is dependent on global supply chains and efficient goods movement, our internal network for longer commercial vehicle operations does not support the supply chain either at a national level, or between states. While the western U.S. states have the beginnings of an inter- state LCV network, there are no LCV routes that provide connectivity between the western United States and the eastern United States over the Mississippi River. When discussing the use of LCVs and implementation of multistate LCV corridors, it is natural to probe the issue of truck-rail competition. Trucking remains by far the largest freight transporta- tion mode, carrying around 69% of the tonnage for all goods shipped in the United States.20 This 19 R. W. Poole, Jr. and P. Samuel, Policy Study 316, Corridors for Toll Truckways: Suggested Locations for Pilot Projects, Reason Foundation, February 2004. 20 2007 Commodity Flow Survey (http://www.bts.gov/publications/commodity_flow_survey/preliminary_tables_ december_2008/html/table_01.html).
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18 Separation of Vehicles--CMV-Only Lanes is due to the fact that nearly 55% of all freight shipped (measured in tons) travels less than 50 mi, and around 78% travels less than 250 mi.21 Shorter trip lengths with lower lane densities are dom- inated by trucks, while longer trip lengths with higher lane densities are dominated by rail. In recent years, containerizations have turned rail intermodal into more of a long-distance trucking com- petitor; however, whether a shipper chooses to use truck or rail to transport goods depends on sev- eral key factors, including the type of commodity, distance (transit time), service quality, price, and customer preference. Potentially, implementation of LCVs could influence these factors; however, it is not within the purview of this study to investigate them. 2.4.1 LCV Studies Reason Foundation Study In order to mitigate some of the perceived disadvantages of LCV operations noted in the pre- vious section, the Reason Foundation proposes that heavy-duty toll truckways be constructed to complement the existing LCV network.22 The toll truckways would be constructed with the high- est regard for pavement, geometric and safety requirements to allow for use by LCVs. These lanes are proposed to be voluntary to all trucks; however, they would be mandatory for LCVs in non- LCV states. According to the return on investment calculated, these lanes would also be self- funding using the following assumptions: � Two (14-ft) lanes each way, � Concrete Jersey barrier separation, � Separate access/egress ramps, � Nodes (make-up/breakdown yards), � Variable tolling (all electronic), � Voluntary for conventional rigs, mandatory for LCVs, and � Located in existing freeway corridors. Although truckers are leery of paying tolls in addition to the other fees and taxes already required, the Reason Foundation concludes that productivity gains made possible by truckways would be so large that trucking companies would be willing to pay tolls to use them. Table 2.4 shows the truck productivity performance of dedicated truckways (with standard truck and LCV operations) compared to mixed freeways with standard truck operations. The semitrailer is the most common long-haul truck in all 48 contiguous states, while the turnpike double is the largest currently operational LCV. The results of this comparison show that signif- icant gains in truck productivity are possible when trucking companies take advantage of dedi- cated truckways. I-35 Trade Corridor Study The I-35 Trade Corridor Study23 reviewed a variety of alternative scenarios aimed at improv- ing local, intrastate, interstate, and international service on I-35 from Texas to Minnesota. One of the alternatives, Trade Focus Strategy, centered on emphasizing the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) function of the corridor (through the implementation of a partial NAFTA truckway). The alternative proposes to upgrade highways and use truckways to carry 21 2007 Commodity Flow Survey (http://www.bts.gov/publications/commodity_flow_survey/preliminary_tables_ december_2008/html/table_03.html). 22 P. Samuel, R. W. Poole, Jr., and J. Holguin Veras, Toll Truckways: A New Path toward Safer and More Efficient Freight Transportation, Reason Foundation, June 2002. 23 HNTB and Wilbur Smith Associates, I-35 Trade Corridor Study, Recommended Corridor Investment Strategies, Texas Department of Transportation, September 1999.
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Background and Key Concepts 19 Table 2.4. Comparison of truck productivity between truckway and mixed freeway. Mixed Truckway Freeway Truckway Truckway Turnpike Semitrailer Semitrailer Triple Short Double Payload (Pounds) 45,000 45,000 67,500 90,000 Metric Tons 20 20 30 40 100-mi Delivery (2004 Freight Rates) $500 $500 $750 $1,000 Average Speed on the Road 38 mph 60 mph 60 mph 60 mph Miles Driven in 8-h Shift (6 h Driving) 228 mi 360 mi 360 mi 360 mi Revenue from 6 h Payload at 2004 Rates $1,140 $1,800 $2,700 $3,600 Variable Costs $684 $684 $1,007 $1,165 Available for Overhead, Profits, Tolls $456 $1,116 $1,693 $2,435 Extra Earnings from Using Truckways per Shift per N/A $660 $1,237 $1,979 Day Assume Extra Productivity Split Three Ways N/A $220 $412 $660 Shipper Savings on 100-mi Delivery N/A $61/12.2% $76/15.2% $91/18.3% Source: Adapted from Poole, Jr., R.W. and P. Samuel, Toll Truckways: Increasing Productivity and Safety in Goods Movement, Reason Foundation, http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/download/hep/freightplanning/talkingfreight3_16_05bp.ppt. commercial vehicles with larger size and weight limits, where practical, for saving in purchase of additional ROW. The study resulted in the Trade Focus Strategy being recommended with best scores in cate- gories of socioeconomic, environmental, traffic (i.e., operating cost, accident cost savings, and travel time savings), and feasibility. This alternative scored highest in these categories because of the cost-effectiveness of being able to add exclusive lanes for trucks, only where they are required. The study did note that there would be several obstacles to promoting the Trade Focus Strategy through this multijurisdictional study corridor. However, the biggest benefits would be derived by creating a seamless corridor. Some of the key factors that will impact the effectiveness of LCV operations include organizational complexity, regulatory complexity, carrier participa- tion, credentials, and truck size and weight uniformity. Western Uniformity Scenario Analysis The Western Governors' Association requested that U.S.DOT24 assess the impacts of lifting the LCV freeze and allowing harmonized LCV weights, dimensions, and routes among only those western states that currently allow LCVs. The assumption was made that weights would be limited to a maximum gross vehicle weight of 129,000 lbs, and that any benefits achieved would be limited because of the limited scope of the study (i.e., it did not take the whole nation into account). Table 2.5 shows that if LCVs were harmonized in these states, it is predicted that there would be a 76% reduction in travel by conventional five-axle tractor-semitrailers, a 44% reduc- tion of STAA doubles (Surface Transportation Assistance Act of 1982 [STAA] description as five- or six-axle twin trailers with maximum trailer lengths of 28.5 ft) travel, and a 25% reduction in total heavy truck travel. "Because shipments that would divert to LCVs are longer than shipments that would not divert, the decrease in total travel is greater than the decrease in shipments by 24 U.S.DOT, April 2004, Western Uniformity Scenario Analysis: A Regional Truck Size and Weight Scenario Requested by the Western Governors' Association.


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why is sasukes eye bleeding?
i sense a sharigan upgrade but y is it only one eye
why is sasukes eye bleeding?
i sense a sharigan upgrade but y is it only one eye
maybe its one of the three techniques of MS?
"This is a world where people's hearts are filled with hatred. Where fingers have no purposes other than to pull triggers!"
maybe where itachi touched sasuke will spawn a 3rd eye on sasuke's forhead that can shoot out lazer beams!!!
are you serious? sasuke's eye isn't bleeding, its blood from itachi thats getting washed downwards by the rain
no fkn scan? =(
Franky House || MU || Chapter 394: Victory of Sasuke
thanks a bunch
so itachi wasn't himself afterall.. kinda lame excuse for the long awaited showdown <.<
but duh he really wasn't himself even before the fight started.. just talking to naruto.. bah now i really wanna now what happend
madara abandoned him? he betrayed madara? no.. darn xD
definitely nice picture of the two brothers lying next to each other. They are both going to die amaterasu will burn the shit out of everything and since nothing can stop it GG.. Sasuke's team can't come cose of the fish and naruto team will get owned by madara
you cant say anything bout this chapter.. well.. SHINO ROX !!!

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- 1sweetpea Nov 15, 2010 10:47 AM
I'm looking for a nice downtown sushi restaurant for this Friday evening. Can anyone comment on the sushi/sashimi, atmosphere, etc.? Are there any tables that have benches instead of chairs? Ideally, I'd like the kind of table and benches that are behind those little half curtains. Two of my three guests are from out of town and we'd like to have a bit of privacy so we can chat and catch up. If Yuzu is not the place to go, are there other recommendations? I'm looking for high quality raw fish. I'm not particularly interested in any cooked fish or other hot dishes.
236 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5H1W7, CA
There are tables with benches, but nothing that would be private. However, I don't find Yuzu loud. I do go later in the evenings though.
Shot of the main dining area:
Shot from main dining area towards the bar:
Another view (not my shot
I've had really good nigiri there, though the shari can be inconsistent. Have taken looots of photos from yuzu (very photogenic, their dishes).
I really enjoy eating at Yuzu but uh... I eat there a lot (can you tell?), so I'm biased.
http://www.foodpr0n.com -- food. is. love.
236 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5H1W7, CA
re: jlunar
Great pictures - thanks for posting! And a good reminder of some of the great things I ate there - that pork belly completely blew my mind. SO great.
I'm going tonight. I'm no sushi expert, so my analysis of Yuzu's shari or powder vs. real wasabi will not be authoritative. I'll let you know about the tables, at least.
For downtown, I'm going to this one basically because it's for business, I think it looks nice and it's not Nami.
55 Adelaide St E, Toronto, ON M5C1K6, CA
236 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5H1W7, CA
I went to Yuzu for my birthday a couple of weeks ago with my husband and it was wonderful. The atmosphere is great for a Friday night - funky, dimly lit. A really lovely room. There are no private curtained off areas though but it's not loud or cramped (I was there on a Friday). The food was delicious. The standard sushi plate was really good with interesting and delicious twists on how it was prepared (a hint of garlic on some for example). The hot appetizer plates were also great. I would definitely go back and I would highly recommend it (in fact I found about it here on Chowhound).
re: Arcadiaseeker
Thanks! This sounds very promising. If Zen were more centrally located, it would be my automatic choice, but one of my guests will be coming from a downtown hotel and wants to hoof it, so I'm trying to make things easy for him. Being a raw fish lover, my inclination is to request an all raw chef's choice, but should I reconsider and let the kitchen do its thing?
re: 1sweetpea
That was my dilemma too - we wanted to be downtown but did not want to go to Nami. The thing about Yuzu is their hot apps are really really good and worth a try. I did not have the sashimi so can't vouch for letting the chef do their thing - but if the hot dishes are anything to go by, that might be a good route.
55 Adelaide St E, Toronto, ON M5C1K6, CA
236 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5H1W7, CA
First off...no half curtains providing privacy. It's an open room.
Second, I really enjoyed my meal. For appetizers, we had warm dishes. The pork belly was succulent and delicious. The gyoza were pretty good, but you couldn't really tell they were stuffed with duck. The crispy fried oysters were a bit weak. Great crispiness, but I found the oysters had lost their way.
For sushi/sashimi/etc....the spicy tuna roll is great. I always loved the Japango spicy sauce, and this one was excellent. The Uni was buttery and good. I only had the one piece and if I had to do it again, I'd swat aside the crispy garnishes as they take away from the flavour (although they look good). I'm no Uni expert, so can't compare. The BC tuna we had sashimi and nigiri. Buttery and delicious. But...and this comment applies to most of their sushi, while I appreciate garnishes and extra flavour touches, I find they overwhelm the fish. You get the texture, but the flavour is lost.
We also had the Yuzu roll...pass. Expensive and not worth it.
122 Elizabeth St, Toronto, ON M5G1P5, CA
236 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5H1W7, CA
re: grandgourmand
Thanks for the details, GG. I have no qualms about moving gratuitous garnishes aside in favour of pure sushi flavours, or else trying a small bite with, then the rest without. I'm also not big on special rolls. I like my maki straightforward and no more complicated than yellowtail with green onion, though now I'm intrigued by the spicy Japango sauce, which I've never tasted.
122 Elizabeth St, Toronto, ON M5G1P5, CA
re: 1sweetpea
Agreed. The Yuzu roll was our only disappointment - I had read about it so we ordered one up and it was very generic (unlike the rest of our meal) - I would have rather tried something else.
236 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5H1W7, CA
re: 1sweetpea
If you're getting the spicy tuna maki...best to finish with that. It has the most poweful flavour. Bad spicy maki taste like it could be tabasco and mayo. This stuff has more chili flavour and a hint of smoke. I know it's not the most authentic stuff...but damn it's good.
re: grandgourmand
I took the safe route and ordered the sushi deluxe, substituting a standard salmon maki for the yuzu roll. The salmon maki was fine, though quite small. I quite enjoyed the treatments of each piece of sushi for their creativity, but would have been just as happy to savour the freshness of the fish and seafood had they been presented unadorned, except for a dab of wasabi, which was missing from each piece. The fish was very fresh and the selection was decent, though I was disappointed not to see any toro amongst the offerings. I can't complain about the flavours whatsoever, though a couple of pieces of fish tasted as if they had been dipped in the same salad dressing as on the house salad. I can't help being a purist. I like my fish to look and taste like fish. When consuming it as sushi, I want nothing more than wasabi, soy and ginger to accompany. That said, I enjoyed my dinner at Yuzu for exactly what it was: fusion flavours presented with sushi. Next time, I will focus on fun appetizers and mains and save the purist-style sushi for another restaurant.
236 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5H1W7, CA
Had a good lunch at Yuzu today.
My friend tried the sushi sampler. and a very generous Nabeyaki Udon, including the tempura shrimp, seaweed and egg, as well as a non-tempura shrimp, several types of mushrooms, some zucchini, as well as other veggies. I ordered the double-decker bento, which included salmon teriyaki (could've also ordered beef or chicken) 2 tempura shrimp and several tempura veg, 4 pieces of nigiri sushi, marinated spicy zucchini, marinated sweet potato, some sort of marinated tofu, and rice. The noodles and bento included a green salad and miso soup to start. Our meal came to around $50 before tip.
Although I've enjoyed dinners at Yuzu, this was the first time I've been for lunch, and I hope to return soon.
Good place to dine before a matinee at the Royal Alex or Princess of Wales Theatres.
236 Adelaide St W, Toronto, ON M5H1W7, CA
re: prima
Hi Prima do you mind sharing how was the nabeyaki udon?even though your friend ordered it how did he/she like it? I like to make it at home but the number of ingredients required for it sometime makes it not worthwhile to do at home but I think its very good on the cold winter days.
re: elvisahmed
My friend liked it a lot. I tried some of the noodles, broth and enoki mushrooms, and liked what I tried. It was larger than most versions I've seen in Toronto, with a lot more ingredients, and a nicely seasoned broth. It cost $15 at lunchtime, which I thought was reasonable. It looks like it might cost $17 at dinnertime. It looked a lot like this photo taken by jlunar last year: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jlunar/5... , the main difference being the version today included zucchini, and the version in the photo appears to include some napa.
I also read on this Board that Ematei makes a good version (see photo here http://www.postcity.com/Eat-Shop-Do/E... ), possibly the best nabeyaki udon in TO. Haven't tried Ematei's version yet.
30 Saint Patrick St, Toronto, ON M5T3A3, CA
re: .alias
Either is great.
re: Arcadiaseeker
There seems to be more a la carte options on their dinner menu? What would be the price point of either one ?
re: .alias
I've been for both lunch and dinner but can't remember the cost difference - sorry. Food quality was good at both meals though.
Does anyone know why Yuzu changed its name to Yuzunohana?
Has the food quality stayed the same?
re: jlunar
Prices seem to have gone up. $17 (dinner menu) seems a little steep for Nabeyaki Udon.
Will let you know how it goes.
re: prima
Though I have not tried it before. I went there last week here is my input
I have been meaning to try out this place for a while. So when an opportunity came up to try this coveted spot for sushi/sashimi we jumped upon it. The funny thing is this happened to be the eve for Halloween and we were thinking we would be out of place since we were dressed in costumes and all. Our fears were washed away as we were greeted enthusiastically by the the staff and even the sushi chef came out to greet us at the table phew what a relief.
We were starving so we decided to order a medley of food.
Starters were agedashi tofu, wakame salad with a bonus California roll thrown in for good measure. 2 of our mains also came with miso soup.
For the main we ordered Gindara, Vegetable Soba, Sashimi Deluxe. For drinks a glass of Pinot Grigio, Asahi and Asahi Black.
The food arrived promptly. The California Roll was the lone standout, with the wakame salad and agedashi tofu being visually appealing and average in taste. Miso soup was run of the mill stuff, why oh why restaurants make this soup so weak.
The mains arrived afterwards and our first impression was the serving is on small side with gindara being a tiny portion. Vegetable Soba came in big bowl and looked decent. Friend liked her Gindara while the other friend found the soba to be nothing special.
The sashimi deluxe was visually appealing with a very nice combo of colors and condiments. Unfortunately the wasabi is not the real deal and is the artificially flavored and color variety a misstep IMO at this price point. I didn't bring my stash of real wasabi with me for this dinner (yes I am one of those people who bring their own wasabi to restaurants) Some of the sashimi was of very high quality especially the white fish.
Still unfulfilled we decided to order a spicy tuna and spicy salmon hand roll. Spicy tuna had a good amount of kick in the end which was appreciated by moi (I like my tuna roll spicy like George likes his kung pao spicy)
We closed the meal with scoop of black sesame ice cream.
The cost per head is on the high side as we hadn't even touched their sake selection so if we do the cost benefit analysis I found this place to be good not great.
3 Stars.
re: elvisahmed
Glad you found it to be good, even if it wasn't great.
Are there any Japanese restaurants close to the Financial District or Entertainment District that you like better? I like that Yuzu is convenient to the Royal Alex, TIFF Lightbox and Roy Thompson Hall.
Unfortunately, I didn't have a good experience at Ematei.
re: Notorious P.I.G.
Thanks Notorious P.I.G. We loved JaBistro.
re: Notorious P.I.G.
Have you been to Jabistro or do you just know the Chef? Looking through their website, the "kyukyoku (ultimate fresh pieces)" for $55 under the Sushi menu sounds like omakase similar to zen's style?
I'd love to hear anyones opinion who has had this!
Too bad about your experience at Ematei, its one of my favourite restaurants in Toronto!
re: szw
I've been twice and both times I ordered the KyuKyoku among other things. You sit at the bar and he serves it piece by piece, there are a bunch of other nice little touches that he throws in there but I won't ruin it for you.
Also, they have unbelievable Ankimo in right now as it's in season.
I don't generally speak on restaurants I haven't been to without saying that I haven't been there or that I'm repeating hearsay.
re: Notorious P.I.G.
any other interesting fish that they've had or from better locales? i'm dying for some uni from cali and only like the sea bream from greece.
i'm also crazy excited that their dessert menu doesn't include only ice cream and custard. the number of times i've cut a yuzu meal short at the end and went in search of dessert is too numerous to tell. i hope they have the milk roll cake i've fallen head over heels for.
re: pinstripeprincess
Uni was from Vancouver and Boston, no Santa Barbara unfortunately.
Not sure where the rest of the fish was from but it was all great.
re: pinstripeprincess
The uni/urchin at JaBistro was from BC last night. The server said BC, rather than Vancouver, so I'm not sure where it's exactly sourced in BC. I didn't ask about the provenance for any other sea creatures we ate. JaBistro's standard 7 piece sushi plate (as opposed to the more deluxe options) was much more interesting than your standard standard 7 piece sushi.
Not sure where JaBistro's sea bream is from, and not sure what specific type of sea bream it happened to be (not sure if it was gilthead, red sea bream, etc). I did think this was the best sea bream sushi I've tasted in Toronto. Mind you, I haven't ordered sea bream at Kaji or Zen. Do you dislike Tunisian-sourced gilthead sea bream (dorade/orata/etc), psp? I wouldn't be able to tell the difference between good gilthead sea bream from Spain, Greece or Tunisia.
They did have a roll cake on the menu last night.
re: prima
most of the other sushi restaurants are offering japanese and/or greek sea bream with the japanese one being the most common. there is a fairly significant difference in flavour and a minor one in texture. i'm just familiar with it as kurodai and i'm not aware of the european name.
re: pinstripeprincess
Greek seabream is fairly cheap fish imo. Its not bad...but its not highly prized like the Japanese seabream is. If you like the greek seabream, its very common to buy in fish stores as well so you can prepare it at home different ways if you like.
re: szw
Some Greek sea breams are cheap, some aren't. I haven't noticed cheap Greek black sea bream being sold anywhere in TO, but I haven't looked for it. Where do you like to buy your Greek sea bream, szw?
Does anyone know if better Japanese restaurants in TO automatically use black sea bream? Do some use gilthead sea bream? Or do most just use any sea bream? Do any Japanese restaurants offer several sea breams? I wouldn't mind trying both Greek-sourced and Japanese-sourced black sea bream, as well as gilthead sea bream, side-by-side.
Most of the better quality cooked sea bream in TO is gilthead sea bream.
re: pinstripeprincess
There are several types of sea bream that are common in Greece, with different Greek names, depending on whether its the gilthead (tsipoura/dorado which is probably the most well-known/common, and easiest to find in Canada), red, white, black, etc.
Guess I'll ask more questions next time I'm served sea bream sushi. Starfish was serving Tunisian gilthead sea bream last year.
After a quick online search, it looks like Kurodai is black sea bream.
re: Notorious P.I.G.
Great news. Thanks!
re: elvisahmed
Do I have to be a Paladin with full Mana bar, one handed mace, and righteous defence to gain entry into WOW Sushi?
re: Notorious P.I.G.
Orange gear only!
But I'm sure they'd let you in, even if you were all blues.
re: jlunar
I look less insane now. Thank you Jlunar. Thank you.
re: Notorious P.I.G.
XD Nerd 4 Life.
re: elvisahmed
where have you found that offers real wasabi? i find the nicer ones still even only do the half/half (which is what yuzu has) unless you pay extra or know someone well.
re: pinstripeprincess
I'm not trying to hype them up again but JaBistro had a root behind the sushi bar that they where using for Nigiri.
re: Notorious P.I.G.
yup, saw the photo. but they're brand new and i'm curious about the ones that aren't that do.
re: pinstripeprincess
Zen does but it's an extra surcharge. It's not listed on the menu, you have to ask for it. I recall it being $5 extra.
re: pinstripeprincess
Hmm I recall sushi kaji having it at a meal a while ago and also used to get it by request at the now defunct Akasaka location at North York Centre.
Kinda odd thats why I sometime take my frozen wasabi with me at elaborate meals
re: elvisahmed
just checking, that's what i figured. many places don't do it. i find the wasabi i see in toronto is older than i like and so i'm not always keen to have the real stuff. i can manage with the half/half.
re: pinstripeprincess
Or you can do like moi and get yourself some frozen one (some frozen tube versions are good as well) and take it with you when you go to a sushi place.
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George Clooney may wed at country house where 'Downton Abbey' is filmed
George Clooney may wed Amal Alamuddin at Highclere Castle, the country house where 'Downton Abbey' is filmed, according to reports.
The 'Oceans Eleven' star whisked his fiancee Amal Alamuddin away for a romantic break in the English countryside this week, which took in Highclere Castle near London - where the period drama is filmed - and she was so taken by it, they made enquiries as to whether it could be used for their wedding.
A source told a UK publication that Clooney became close friends with Hugh Bonneville, who plays Lord Robert Crawley, when they did 'The Monuments Men' together last year, Contactmusic reported.
They really hit it off, and Clooney contacted Bonneville and asked him to arrange a private tour of the castle. Amal was blown away, the source said.
The insider added that when he saw his bride-to-be's reaction to the spectacular Victorian castle, set on 1,000 acres of parkland, he began making some discrete inquires about having their wedding performed there.
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3G Americas Publishes Report on Key Advantages of LTE TDD for Unpaired Spectrum in the Americas12/4/09 - 3G Americas announced that it has published an educational white paper titled, "3GPP LTE for TDD Spectrum in the Americas." The report provides a top-level overview on the considerations for deployment of Long Term Evolution (LTE) in Time Division Duplex (TDD) technology spectrum in the Americas and recommends LTE TDD as a mobile broadband solution to utilize valuable TDD spectrum assets in the region.
"LTE TDD provides a tremendous solution for utilizing the large swaths of fragmented and unpaired TDD spectrum that are present throughout the Americas region," said Chris Pearson, President of 3G Americas. "LTE TDD can be a complementary solution to LTE FDD and serve society's demands for a global mobile broadband technology."
The white paper explains the technical mechanism in which LTE TDD (also known as TD-LTE) and Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access (TD-SCDMA), a 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) third generation technology deployed in China, are smartly designed with the ability to operate together with great harmonization and efficiency. LTE TDD is a natural migration for TD-SCDMA operators. The technical synergy between LTE TDD and TD-SCDMA operators will thus increase the economies of scale for LTE TDD operators throughout the world.
Although operators are making plans for the deployment of LTE Frequency Division Duplex (FDD) technology, the white paper emphasizes that operators, regulators, license holders and investors must strongly consider the significant opportunities behind deployment of LTE in fragmented TDD spectrum as a mobile broadband solution that can serve the communication needs and demands of the marketplace.
Additionally, the report highlights that as mobile broadband is becoming ubiquitous throughout the Americas and the Internet generation is growing more accustomed to having broadband access everywhere, technology usage is exploding and, thus, is putting a tremendous strain on already well-utilized networks and spectrum. "3GPP LTE for TDD Spectrum in the Americas" focuses on the LTE ecosystem and how operators are working to meet this increasing demand for mobile broadband services.
"LTE TDD is often overlooked as a mobile broadband solution," Pearson said. "Operators and regulators must consider all of their options in meeting mobile broadband demands."
Erasmo Rojas, Director of Latin America and the Caribbean, added, "Specifically, this is a critical time in the industry for regulators in the Latin American region to carefully plan TDD spectrum allocations ensuring that technologies do not cause undue interference while at the same time making certain that the spectrum is consistent with global TDD allocations to take advantage of the economies of scale."
The LTE ecosystem supports both FDD and TDD operation, offering operators flexibility to match their existing networks, spectrum and business objectives for mobile broadband and multimedia services. Fifteen paired (for FDD operation) and eight unpaired (for TDD operation) spectrum bands have already been identified by the 3GPP for LTE. This means an operator can introduce LTE in new spectrum bands.
The white paper, "3GPP LTE for TDD Spectrum in the Americas," was written collaboratively by members of 3G Americas and is available for free download on the 3G Americas website at www.3gamericas.org .
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Bacon + Prosciutto = my Lunch
Basis: homemade bread
Spread on it: bio sauer cream
Proteins: bacon and prosciutto
On top: rucola
On the side: black unsalted olives
Picture taken with Samsung Galaxy S
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Tasty Sticks
Leftovers from last night's dinner with Горичка and the speakers from Форум Промяна
+ some tempe on the side
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Veggie Balls by Yana at the lunch box picnic
Pictures taken with Samsung Galaxy S
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Omelet or Omelette?
Basis: homemade bread with wholewheat flour, white flour, a pinch of brown sugar and pink salt, oil and weast
Omelette: 1 and 1/2 eggs, mozzarella, some 3.2% fat milk, Himalayan salt, sesame,fresh white pepper
On the side: green pepper sticks and tomatoes
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Basis: rye bread with sesame
Inside: boiled broccoli and tuna fish
Always with a pocket toothbrush and a mini toothpaste
Pictures are taken in Bulgaria.
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That is my halloween breakfast.
Sick at home I am enjoying a loaf of bread with lots of butter and honey on it and a pear on the side.
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Chickpeas Under The Sun by Strawbana
A salad of boiled chickpea with seitan, tomato, parsley, seasoned with Himalayan salt and olive oil.
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Basis: Lebanese bread
Vitamins: chopped tomato, parsley, fresh basil leaves, bio green olives, red pepper, green pepper, avocado
On the side: red pepper, green pepper and a couple of radishes
Pictures taken with Samsung Galaxy S
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aubergine caught in the middle by strawbana at the lunch box picnic
Basis: home-made wholewheat bread by strawbana's recipe
Spread on it: minced chickpea, parsley, lemon and olive oil - all pureed
Vitamins: a slice of tomato, fresh spinach and arugula leaves with balsamic Glaze
Proteins: grilled aubergine and chickpea
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Basis: vollkorn bread
Spread on it: quince jam and then basil pesto
On top: fresh sprouts
On the side: some cipolline onions
Pictures taken with Samsung Galaxy S
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bread w/ wasabi - cherry tomato - feta - cherry tomato - bread w/ honey mustard
on the side: fresh basil leaves, slices of green peppers, olives, more tomatoes
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The picnic started around 2pm yesterday at the Zaimov park. 10 people brought their lunch boxes with beautifully arranged and cooked food. You can see pictures from the picnic here. Within the next one or two weeks I will be posting all those meals and their recipes, so you can also prepare them for yourselves.
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Traffic Lights*
Basis: multicorn bread
Spread on it: ricotta
Proteins: mozzarella slices with basil pesto / honey mustard / sun-dried tomato pesto
Vitamins: fresh spinach and basil leaves
On the side: black olives
Pictures taken with Samsung Galaxy S
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Eat Cheese One by AboutMax
Basis: wholewheat bread
Spread on it: whole-grain mustard
Proteins: Camembert cheese
Vitamins: home-grown grapes on top
Pictures taken with Nokia E7 in Sofia, Bulgaria.
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At the request of his state drug abuse authority, one member of this committee opened a methadone clinic in a rural community. At a get-acquainted meeting with the city fathers, he was told bluntly that the community leaders did not want methadone treatment in their area. They were not interested in research data showing methadone's reduction of crime and health-care costs; they preferred that those who needed methadone treatment move to a city with a methadone clinic.
despite the double societal stigmas of their disease. The National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) is an excellent example of effective advocacy efforts lead by family, friends, and supporters of those who suffer from mental illness. The National Alliance of Methodone Advocates (NAMA) also provides a working example of how those most affected by addiction can advocate for themselves.
Another stigmatizing factor is job status. To a greater degree than in other chronic disorders, the field of addiction has in the past had large numbers of workers who have themselves experienced the problem. This included physicians and nurses as well. Of all the health care treatment programs, drug abuse treatment may be the most frequent employer of its own graduates. Historically, and to some extent yet today, the ranks of counseling have been filled with significant numbers of former drug abusers, while the ranks of administrators have been less so (Brown, 1997). This disparity in status is often complicated by co-occurring ethnic differences.
Recovering workers have been increasingly accepted as effective counselors (Christensen and Jacobson, 1994), and there has been a growth in the development of certification programs for drug abuse counselors. Nonetheless, credentialing requirements tend to discriminate against experientially trained staff, and counselors in recovery are challenged to develop a more theoretical perspective and apply research in their clinical work.
The stigma of the field may also contribute to the lack of mainstreaming of substance abuse in the curricula of undergraduate and graduate programs in health-related fields. The recommendations of the 1995 conference on training sponsored by the Macy Foundation represent a step in the right direction as does the inclusion of this training objective, for the first time, in the National Drug Control Strategy (ONDCP, 1998).
The Macy report recommended training about drug and alcohol abuse for all primary care physicians (i.e., family-practice, internal medicine, pediatrics, and obstetrics-gynocology). Internal Medicine residency programs are now required to have this training (Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation, 1995).


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In April, Dish Network acquired Blockbuster. Since then, there has been plenty of speculation as to what Dish would do with Blockbuster and its assets. We already know Dish will keep 600 Blockbuster stores open, and now we're learning of other possible plans.
Word has it that Dish Network is planning to roll out a streaming service using the Blockbuster brand that will compete with Netflix. To offer this service, Dish plans to use an existing infrastructure that currently delivers on-demand movies to its customers.
The new service could offer classic and archive movies as well as newer, on-demand titles that are currently available to Dish Network subscribers. The new service is also expected to include Starz. Combine this rumor with Blockbuster's current relationships with movie studios, and Dish Network has the potential of offering a larger library than Netflix. Pricing for the new service has yet to be announced.
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While I welcome another player in the market for movie streaming. I am not sure that Dish network will be able to pull it off. For me Netflix does not have enough of the newer movies that are for rent available for streaming so if Dish network with Blockbuster could achieve that I would consider subscribing. If they continue to offer Blockbusters DVD by mail with streaming though they need to revamp their plans for locations that do not have a brick and mortar stores locally anymore.
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Way back in March I wrote about how I started cleaning up my eats. I was frustrated with myself for getting back to a weight I vowed I would never see again. And honestly, I really only had myself to blame. I was running so much and kicking ass in the gym but I was rewarding myself with so much food.
You know the mindset, "oh I worked out today … I can totally have a cookie (read: ALL the cookies)."
After my disastrous display at the half marathon in March, I said enough is enough and I've been working diligently to lose weight ever since.
This process always seems to move at a snails pace and while I'm still a ways away from where I would like to be, I have been celebrating some small victories.
Let's take a look at a photo of me at the end of February for reference.
Thank you Chris for capturing the above picture. Readers, he is available to capture your more awkward moments should you wish to commemorate them on film
Clothes had become tight and uncomfortable and ugh. I was miserable with myself but I was the reason why things became out of control. That sounds sort of dramatic, the reality is that it was winter weight. It was a long, cold winter spent with comfort food.
So, I started focusing more on what I ate rather than trying to work off all the junk I was consuming. I waved goodbye to junk food (candy and ice cream) and cut back significantly on the processed foods.
The result? I feel great!
I am not as bloated and I've started noticing that certain foods (white bread) make me really puffy when I eat them. Seriously, I look about six months pregnant after I eat a piece of a baguette.
I bought and wore my first pair of jean shorts (#jorts) for the first time in my adult life. I've had a weird stigma about them for myself for a long time so this is definitely a win!
Memorial Day weekend
I've been wearing bikinis again. Last summer, I was so self-conscious about my tummy that I stuck to a tankini or just didn't go to the pool at all. I bought a few new ones for the cruise so I've been going to the pool a lot to work on my 'tan'.
If you're interested in following along, I take progress report pictures that I post on Instagram (@passionandgiggles).
It's really only some minor changes, no dramatic transformations here. I started incorporating more weights into my exercises and worried less about doing cardio all week since I typically hit 10,000 steps per day. I'm far away from six-pack abs and a ripped body but that isn't what I want for myself. I want to be in the healthy range for my BMI and to have a healthy body fat percentage. At my current weight, I am neither but I am getting closer. My goals are a little more within my reach. I just need remember to stay positive and not stress too much about it.


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...in a desire to reinstate imagination as paramount in literature; hence, the movement is also known as Neoromanticism, Modernism, and Symbolism. Among its pioneers were Antoni Lange, the poet, and Zenon Przesmycki (pseudonym Miriam), editor of the Symbolist review
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...and imagination in Polish literature and to extend this reawakening to all the Polish arts. Centred in Kraków, the movement was pioneered by the poet Antoni Lange and by the editor and critic Zenon Przesmycki ("Miriam"), an early Polish modernist.
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"Italian shoes: a study in introspection"
A quietly engrossing character development of a man we might know. Mankell describes the hurts of his characters, bound by problems, insecurities. He opens a window into our minds, and exposes our means of coping with life. The narrator does a fine job. A great read. My first taste of Henning Mankell, and I'll look for more.
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Discovery of the brother, discovery of the the maid's family connection
I like Michael Beck's readings of Grisham. The two are inseparable. I liked him in every book I've heard. I have about a dozen Grisham audiobooks
No, too long... but it's good enough to tempt you to try.
Keep them coming John, and I'll keep listening. I have several Grisham books, that are staple listening when I travel. I know the plot twists, and I still listen to them over and over. I won't tell you which ones. You' have to find your own.
"Couldn't finish it"
whew.. It just was so boring, that I couldn't get into the plot at all
no preference. Maybe George Guidall could have gotten me to listen to the whole thing
... just blah
Probably won't read this author again. but I'm sure he will have fans... Couldn't finish book, have tried several times.. Going to return it.
"Disappointing: Couldn't finish it."
Use a different narrator. That would have freshened it up. Scott Brick is fine, but he always sounds a bit sardonic, in his affect. He's a good performer, I just like a break from his particular affect.
Less likely after reading this book. There's just not enough "fiber" in the plot to chew on. I've got two books by Cussler right now besides this
Scott Brick and George Guidall, suffer from over-exposure at this point. Both good performers, but they don't surprise me any more. They respond predictably in all plot parts. That's not a bad thing, they're just over-used at this point.
dissapointment. Plot was too shallow, too simplistic, too predictable.
Thank goodness Audible allows returns... This one isn't worth the time to listen to it.
"Great book, easy to listen to"
I'm really enjoying part 1. The writer is so unassuming, so down to earth. You'd think he was part of the "slacker" generation who just "happened into success." The reality is that Grant was least likely to succeed. His stories about the Mexican war, and the politics behind it give a better 1st person narrative of the times than current history books on the same period. I really liked the guy as I listen, and the narrator is pretty easy to listen to also. Proved the old adage that providence plays a part in the affairs of life.
"Great book, poorly divided for navigating chapters"
I've got the full 5 book set, and I don't mind the narrator, or even his occasional mispronunciations. The content is good, and provides a humanizing commentary to the stories we only normally read in King James English in the Bible.
What I don't like is the chapter split and numbering. It's broken into sections that don't match chapters. If you loose your place, fall asleep listening to the reading and try to find the last place you listened, you're likely to be very frustrated. That's a major defect for me. I like the books, but will look for other providers. I've found other readers, that are worse, with better chapter breaks. Still looking for the right combo.
""the American"Martin Booth: A very Satisfying Read"
One of my favorite books this year. Booth develops this character slowly, like a good friendship should be developed. From the beginning we meet a lonely man, matter of fact, and circumspect about the details of his life.
First person narratives are my favorites, and this is one of those. Our mystery "American," reveals himself in small slices, just as one might choose to invite someone into one's own life. He's deeply immersed in his secretive craft, and under a watchful eye, his descriptions of his surroundings come alive in the mind of the reader.
He is a man of secrets, a certain fatalism, limited emotional intimacies, and rather than being amoral about his profession (manufacture of assassin's arms), he articulates a code of ethics above his surroundings. He stands outside the world of normalcy, and describes a consistent world view by which he lives. It's lonely, but has it's own serenity, and above all he is safe from all the things, and people who hurt us in so many ways.
We meet his customers, and through his eyes we even respect the idealism of their craft. But this solitary man is not without his enemies, and when at last he is run to ground by one of them.... well you'll just have to read the story to see how it ends.
"The Broker: My favorite Grisham"
From the beginning of the story through to the end, John leaves you looking for the next exciting step. Told in first person narrative, the story takes you inside the head of a man who's made a transformation from who he was to a very different man. He's a lonely man, and he fills his mind, and time with the details of his surroundings designed to help him survive. As others have suggested, this becomes a great travelogue. And for me that's a huge plus. I enjoyed italy through Backman's eyes. The Broker is not a super-sleuth, and that makes him more human, more approachable than say, a Ludlum or Follett character. We expect (hope) for him to survive, but knowing Grisham plots like "The Summons," and "The Partner," we know that John can provide bitter endings that disappoint our hopes. This one does not. I liked Joel Backman and wanted him to survive. This is one of John's top four or five books in my estimation, and I've read (or heard) nearly every one he's written. I'd like to see this one made into a movie.
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Sarah Rainsford
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Oct 16, 2012 For decades, travel for business or pleasure has been extremely difficult for Cubans, but today the government says it is lifting its onerous exit permit process, starting in the new year.
Cuba harvests oil off Florida coast
Jeff Tyler
Jan 10, 2012 Oil deposits off the coast of Cuba could be worth hundreds of billions of dollars. But it will be years before the oil gets to market.
140 character communism
John Moe
Nov 9, 2011 Raul Castro's daughter, Mariela, signed up for a Twitter account yesterday and within hours of joining, Cuban activist/blogger Yoani Sanchez showed...