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Dr. Jerry M. Melillo (B.A. Wesleyan University, CT; Ph.D. Yale
University) is in his twenty-fifth year as a research scientist at The
Ecosystems Center of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole,
Massachusetts, and currently serves as the Center's Co-Director. Dr.
Melillo's research on biogeochemistry includes work on global change,
the ecological consequences of tropical deforestation, and sustainable
management of forest ecosystems. He was a covening lead author on the 1990
and 1995 IPCC assessments of climate change. He has served as a vice-chair
of the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP) and is currently
President of ICSU's Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment
(SCOPE). Dr. Melillo founded the Marine Biological Laboratory's Semester
in Environmental Science, an education program for undergraduates from
small liberal arts colleges and universities in which students spend a
term learning and doing environmental science in Woods Hole. Dr. Melillo
also has a strong interest in science policy. He served as the Associate
Director for Environment at the Office of Science and Technology Policy in
the Executive Office of the President for 15 months in 1996 and 1997.
Anthony C. Janetos is Sr. Vice President for Program at the World
Resources Institute, an independent policy research institute located in
Washington, DC. He has held this position since 1999. He is an ecologist
by training, with an A.B. in biology from Harvard, and M.A. and Ph.D. in
biology from Princeton University. Dr. Janetos' expertise is in the
interaction of ecosystems and atmospheric change. He has been a
participant, lead author, and editor of many international scientific
assessments, including chapters in IPCC Working Group I, the recent IPCC
Special Report on Land-Use Change and Forestry, and the UNEP Global
Biodiversity Assessment. He is the author or co-author of publications on
the use of remote sensing to understand terrestrial ecosystems, the
importance of biological diversity for ecosystem functioning, and the
synergies among global environmental issues. Before coming to the World
Resources Institute, Dr. Janetos managed research programs on the
consequences of land-cover change for the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration in its Office of Earth Science.
Thomas R. Karl is the Director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration's (NOAA) National Climatic Data Center within NOAA's
National Environmental Satellite and Data Information Service (NESDIS). He
also manages NOAA's Climate Change Data and Detection Program Element
for NOAA's Office of Global Programs. He holds a Masters Degree in
Meteorology from the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Karl is a fellow of the
American Meteorological Society and the American Geophysical Union. He
served as Chair (1997-1999) of the National Academy of Sciences Climate
Research Committee. Mr. Karl has received numerous awards for his
scholarly work on climate, including the Helmut Landsberg Award, the
Climate Institute's Outstanding Scientific Achievements Award, and is a
two-time recipient of the Department of Commerce's Gold Medal and
recipient of their Bronze Medal, and the NOAA Administrator's Award. He
currently is co-chair of NOAA's Decadal-to-Centennial Strategic Planning
Team. He is also the Editor of the Journal of Climate and an Associate
Editor of Climate Change. He has been a lead author on each of the
IPCC's assessments of climate change since 1990. His special interests
in areas of Earth Science Information include building homogenous data
sets and providing stewardship for large data archives. Mr. Karl has
authored nearly 100 peer-reviewed journal articles, been co-author or
co-editor on numerous texts, and has published over 200 technical reports
and atlases.
Eric Barron is the Director of the Environment Institute in the Earth
and Mineral Sciences college at Pennsylvania State University, where he is
also Distinguished Professor of Geosciences . His areas of specialization
include global change, numerical models of the climate system, and study
of climate change throughout Earth history. He is also currently chair of
the Board on Atmospheric Sciences and Climate of the National Research
Council (NRC) as well as a member of the NRC committees on Global Change
Research and Grand Challenges in the Environment. Dr. Barron received his
bachelor's degree in Geology from Florida State University in 1973. He
then began study of oceanography and climate at the Rosenstiel School of
Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Miami, receiving his
master's degree in 1976 and his Ph.D. in 1980. His career in climate
modeling was initiated with a supercomputing fellowship at the National
Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in Boulder, Colorado in 1976. In
1980 he accepted a postdoctoral fellowship at NCAR, and in 1981 he joined
the staff of the Climate Section. Dr. Barron returned to the University of
Miami as an Associate Professor in 1985. In 1986 he became a member of the
faculty of Pennsylvania State University, serving as Director of the Earth
System Science Center and an Associate Professor of Geosciences.
Virginia Burkett is chief of the Forest Ecology Branch at the National
Wetlands Research Center of the US Geological Survey (USGS), US Department
of Interior, where she has worked since 1990. She also serves as an
Associate Regional Chief Biologist for the USGS Central Region. Dr.
Burkett supervises a team of wetland ecologists, forest scientists and
landscape modelers who conduct research related to the ecology, management
and restoration of forested wetlands. Her expertise includes wetland
forest ecology and restoration, coastal wetland ecology, coastal
management, and wildlife and fisheries management. Her current research
involves bottomland hardwood regeneration in frequently flooded sites of
the Mississippi River floodplain. Previously, Dr. Burkett served as
director of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, director
of the Louisiana Coastal Zone Management program, and Assistant Director
of the Louisiana Geological Survey. She received a B.S. in zoology and a
M.S. in botany from Northwestern State University of Louisiana; her
doctoral work in forestry was completed at Stephen F. Austin State
University. Dr. Burkett is presently serving as a lead author of the
chapter on global climate change and its impacts on coastal and marine
ecosystems of the Third Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel
on Climate Change (IPCC).
Thomas F. Cecich is Vice President of Environmental Safety for Glaxo
Wellcome, where he has been employed for 15 years. In that capacity he is
responsible for environmental protection and compliance, occupational
safety and health, and emergency preparedness and response for this large
multinational pharmaceutical company. Previously he held environmental and
safety management positions at both the IBM and Allied Chemical
corporations. Mr. Cecich has served as a faculty member in the Industrial
Extension Service in the School of Engineering at North Carolina State
University and an adjunct faculty member in the Department of Industrial
Engineering. Mr. Cecich holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from the
University of Miami and an M.S. in Industrial Engineering from North
Carolina State University. He is certified in the practice of safety and
industrial hygiene by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals and the
American Board of Industrial Hygiene. He served on the Board of Certified
Safety Professionals from 1993-1998 and was the President of the
organization in 1997. He is the current Chairman of the Board of the
Manufacturers and Chemical Industry Council of North Carolina, a state
affiliate of the Chemical Manufacturers Association.
Robert Corell is Senior Fellow at the Atmospheric Policy Program of the
American Meteorological Society and Senior Research Fellow in the Belfer
Center for Science and International Affairs of the Kennedy School of
Government at Harvard University. Prior to these appointments in January
2000, he was Assistant Director for Geosciences at the National Science
Foundation, where for over twelve years he had oversight for the
Atmospheric, Earth, and Ocean Sciences and the Global Change programs of
the National Science Foundation (NSF). While at the NSF, Dr. Corell also
served as the Chair of the National Science and Technology Council's
committee that has oversight of the US Global Change Research Program.
Further, he served as chair and principal US delegate to many
international bodies with interests in and responsibilities for climate
and global change research programs. Dr. Corell is currently actively
engaged in research concerned with both with the sciences of global change
and with the interface between science and public policy. He currently
serves as the Chair of the steering committee for the Arctic Climate
Impact Assessment, which is an international assessment of the impacts of
climate variability, change, and ultraviolet radiation increases in the
Arctic region. Prior to joining the NSF in 1987, Dr. Corell was a
Professor and academic administrator at the University of New Hampshire.
Dr. Corell is an oceanographer and engineer by background and training,
having received his Ph.D., M.S. and B.S. degrees at the Case Institute of
Technology and MIT and having held appointments at the Woods Hole
Institution of Oceanography, the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, and
the University of Washington.
Katharine Jacobs has been the Director of the Tucson Active Management
Area of the Arizona Department of Water Resources since 1988. Her
expertise is in groundwater management and developing practical,
appropriate solutions to difficult public policy issues. She has worked in
many capacities for the Department of Water Resources since 1981,
verifying groundwater rights, developing mandatory conservation and
enforcement programs, writing statewide rules requiring the use of
renewable water supplies in new subdivisions, and working within the
Tucson community building consensus solutions to serious water policy
conflicts. She has facilitated development of groundwater recharge
facilities and regional recharge policy. Ms. Jacobs has a bachelor's
degree in biology from Middlebury College in Vermont, and a master's
degree in environmental planning from the University of California,
Berkeley. She participated in a National Research Council panel that
authored the book Valuing Groundwater and has authored a number of
publications on water management-related subjects.
Linda Joyce is Research Project Leader with the USDA Forest Service
Rocky Mountain Research Station. She supervises a team of scientists who
conduct research on the impact of terrestrial and atmospheric disturbances
on alpine and forest ecosystems. She is also an affiliate faculty member
in the Graduate Degree Program in Ecology and in the Rangeland Ecosystem
Sciences Department, both programs at Colorado State University. Her
research interests include modeling vegetation and ecosystem dynamics to
assess the impact of climate change on ecosystem structure and function,
quantifying the impacts of management on natural resources, linking
ecological and economic analyses, and spatially optimizing natural
resource production. Dr. Joyce serves as the Climate Change Specialist for
the USDA Forest Service. She has contributed to the forestry and rangeland
sections of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change assessments. She
received a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Grand Valley State
University, a Master's in Environmental Science from Miami University of
Ohio, and a Ph.D. in range ecology from Colorado State University.
Dr. Miller is a Senior Water Resources Specialist in the World Bank's
Africa Region, focusing on water resources management and international
rivers in sub-Sahara Africa. She serves as a core member of the Nile Basin
Initiative (NBI) Team, which is providing support to the ten countries
that share the Nile River in the sustainable development and management of
Nile water resources. Prior to joining the World Bank, Dr. Miller was
President and Co-founder of Rankin International, a consulting firm
providing engineering expertise in the areas of water, energy, the
environment, and climate change. Previously, Dr. Miller spent ten years
with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). As Manager of the Flood Risk
Reduction Department she was responsible for reducing flood damage
potential in the Tennessee River Basin. While serving as a Senior Engineer
at TVA's Engineering Laboratory, Dr. Miller managed the Reservoir System
Analysis Group and was responsible for reservoir system modeling to
support multipurpose reservoir system and hydropower operations. While at
TVA, she also directed TVA's hydrologic modeling and climate change
impact assessments. Dr. Miller has served on the advisory boards of
several national climate change studies. Prior to TVA, Dr. Miller worked
with the Illinois State Water Survey, Tippetts-Abbett-McCarthy-Stratton
Engineers and Architects, and the US Environmental Protection Agency. Dr.
Miller received her Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from the University of
Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, and M.S. from the University of Wisconsin,
Madison. She is a licensed Professional Engineer.
M. Granger Morgan is Head and Professor of Engineering and Public
Policy at Carnegie Mellon University, where he also holds the Lord Chair
Professor in Engineering as well as academic appointments in both the
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and in The H. John Heinz
III School of Public Policy and Management. He holds a B.A. from Harvard,
where he concentrated in Physics, an M.S. in Astronomy and Space Science
from Cornell, and Ph.D. from the Department of Applied Physics and
Information Sciences at the University of California at San Diego. Much of
Professor Morgan's recent research has focused on the integrated
assessment of large complex policy problems that involve science and
technology; in the treatment of uncertainty in quantitative policy
analysis; in risk analysis, management and communication; and in several
applied areas of technology and public policy. In collaboration with Hadi
Dowlatabadi, he is active in Carnegie Mellon's Center for Integrated Study
of the Human Dimensions of Global Change where his work includes better
characterization of important uncertainties, and development of better
policies to promote basic technology research in support of clean energy
technology. Professor Morgan is a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers, the American Association for the Advancement of
Science, and the Society for Risk Analysis.
Edward A. Parson is Associate Professor of Public Policy at Harvard's
John F. Kennedy School of Government, where he has been on the Faculty
since 1992. He is also a Faculty Research Associate in the Belfer Center
for Science and International Affairs. Dr. Parson's research interests
include the two related fields of environmental policy and negotiations.
His environmental research stresses its international dimensions,
including policy coordination, international institutions, negotiation,
and conflict resolution. His book on the development of international
cooperation to protect the ozone layer will appear in 2001. Current
projects include work on scientific assessment in international
policy-making; policy implications of carbon-cycle management; design of
international market-based policy instruments; and development of policy
exercises, simulation-gaming, and related novel methods for assessment and
policy analysis. In negotiations, Parson's interests include the use of
models and expert assessment bodies to support negotiations, learning and
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Dimensions of Global Change. He holds degrees in Physics from the
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Richard Richels directs Global Climate Change Research at EPRI
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Report and is currently serving as a lead author for the IPCC's Third
Assessment Report. He is a co-author with Alan Manne of Buying Greenhouse
Insurance - the Economic Costs of CO2 Emission Limits. Dr. Richels was
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University's Division of Applied Sciences. While at Harvard he was a
member of the Energy and Environmental Policy Center.
David Schimel is Professor and Director in the Max-Planck-Institute for
Biogeochemistry in Jena, Germany and a Senior Scientist at the National
Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado. Previously, he has
been a research scientist at Colorado State University in the College of
Natural Resources and a National Research Council Senior Fellow at
NASA-Ames Research Center. His scientific interests focus on the role of
terrestrial ecosystems in the carbon cycle and on interactions between
ecosystems and climate. He has served as Convening Lead Author of the IPCC
for chapters on the Carbon Cycle and on impacts in North America. He has
served on numerous committees and advisory panels including the National
Research Council Committee on Global Change Research and interagency
Carbon Cycle Science Plan Working Group. Dr. Schimel received a B.A. from
Hampshire College in biology and applied mathematics, and Ph.D. from
Colorado State University in Rangeland Ecosystem Science.
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Tardive dyskinesia is a disorder that involves involuntary movements, especially of the lower face. Tardive means "delayed" and dyskinesia means "abnormal movement."
Tardive dyskinesia is a serious side effect that occurs when you take medications called neuroleptics. Most often, it occurs when you take the medication for many months or years, but in some cases it can occur after you take them for as little as 6 weeks.
The drugs that most commonly cause this disorder are older antipsychotic drugs, including:
Other drugs, similar to these antipsychotic drugs, that can cause tardive dyskinesia include:
Newer antipsychotic drugs seem less likely to cause tardive dyskinesia, but they are not entirely without risk.
If diagnosed early, the condition may be reversed by stopping the drug that caused the symptoms. Even if the antipsychotic drugs are stopped, the involuntary movements may become permanent and in some cases may become significantly worse.
Kompoliti K, Horn SS, eds. Drug-induced and iatrogenic neurological disorders. In: Goetz CG, ed. Textbook of Clinical Neurology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 55.
Lang A. Other movement disorders. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2007:chap 434.
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319 Peabody St, Nashville, TN | Directions 3721036.155957 -86.773474
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Sat 4pm-9pm Sun-closed Mon-closed
Great HOT Chicken – I have loved hot chicken for many years. I have morned the loss of Hot Chicken Dot Com and others. Prince's is to rude and slow. Now Finally great hot chicken and great friendly service. I wish they would give you a few more pickles but the chicken is moist and fresh. I recommend you call ahead and they will have it ready for you. This is some of the BEST Hot Chicken I have ever had.
I think a new king of the hot chicken hill – I like it hot, but still haven't made it past 200 degrees yet. I do think it's better than Prince's, which doesn't come easy to say. Maybe it's the deep frying vs the skillet, but I like the breading better. Whew, Soon shall I get the 400, will have plenty of milk and cheese on hand.
400 degrees my new favorite chicken in the world – My first experience with this chicken was in Arizona after it had been frozen for a number of day's. My Father in law found this wonderful place on a trip home to Nashville. i absolutely fell in love.... two years later i have moved my family and i back to nashville and wanted to try it fresh........ i went back on wednesday of this week and its already friday and i have made a second trip this time with enough chicken brought home to feed a small army. i haven't ever found a hot chicken that has tasted this good.... i used to drive to memphis once a month for guss's fried chicken. now just down the street a little slice of heaven. i hope you all get to experience this awesome place. i know you will enjoy it as much as i do.
Best fried pork chop – Had a fried pork chop as big as my head and it was delicious! great fries and ranch too. If you haven't been you need to go. Choose your temperature, I chickened out at 100 degrees (no pun intended!)
Who is the Hot Chicken Champ? – ok, so nashville is the hot chicken capital of the world according to several internet sites. my boyfriend and i kept reading conflicting reviews about these various hot chicken joints in nashville. so we decided to try them ourselves.
being from new orleans (pre-katrina) we LOVE hot food. so we tried bolton's, prince's and 400 degrees (the top 3 chicken places in tn according to most people you ask). prince's was about a 60 on a scale from 1 to 100. bolton's was about a 65. 400 degrees is a 98!!! oh my gosh! this place has the best recipe for hot fried chicken i've ever tasted. and they're nice too.
keep up the good work. you are the hot chicken champ in tennessee!!!
400 Degrees IS the best and the lady that owns it is a sweetheart – 400 degrees is great and the neighborhood adds to the ambiance. The chicken is amazing and the heat lasts for days. davis is a whimp. The lady that owns the place is a real sweetheart and treats everyone great. When I take my white butt down in the hood for this chicken, I feel it a privelage to be there and to eat and leave safe. I have never had a problem there or Princes for that matter...it's like a visitor to another country. The best "real" food is in the hood in any town you go to...and 400 degrees is the best. It's addicting and were are there at least once a week.
Unbelievable hot chicken!!! – Wow! Wow! Wow!
As a food critic, I'm supposed to try a different restaurant every week. I'm not supposed to keep going back to the same restaurant every weekend. Twelve visits later (in the span of 2 months), I still can't get enough of 400 Degrees. I pick up chicken almost every Friday and Saturday night here. Prince's Hot Chicken Shack, which used to be my favorite, wishes they could be HALF as good as 400 Degrees. Bolton's Spicy Chicken and Fish comes close but STILL can't dethrone Tennessee's newly crowned Queen of Chicken!!!!! And the ladies at 400 are nice to you (unlike at Prince's and Bolton's).
I've searched New Orleans, Memphis, Houston and Miami for the best hot chicken in the world. All of a sudden, I found it right under my nose in Nashville. Go today!!! Right now!!!
P.S. Poor Mr. Davis in his review. What a misguided soul. He can't handle a little grease in his chicken. He wouldn't know good food if it sat in his lap. And he obviously doesn't travel through the less affluent communities of Nashville very often. It's really not that bad, even on Friday nights. Please Mr. Davis. Spew your propoganda somewhere else.
Bad Neighborhood and SICK – First off, I've never been so sick in my life, and not from the heat but from the grease. It was the greasiest mess I've ever put in my mouth. It was plenty hot, the reason I was scoping out a hot chicken lunch, but the grease overpowered any flavor from the chicken. My food took over an hour and did I mention I was sick?
Secondly, I was scared for my life in that area. I witnessed drunks, homeless and crackheads during the middle of the afternoon swarming around 'used tire row'. I was stared down by every patron in this establishment. (For reference, I attended inner city schools from middle through college in a neighboring city 3 hours north, but this area is one of the worse I've seen) The owner is sweet, but she MUST get out of that area.
Besides the neighborhood the restaurant itself is extremely undesirable The floor was stained black from patron's spilled grease on the way out (literally a trail from the door to the register). The air choked you with smoking grease, the two tables were held by loiterers. I have no clue how they pass health inspections.
All in all, a bad experience and definitely my last until they relocate into a half-way viable restaurant location and learn not to saturate the chicken with grease. The owner bragged about the money she was making (tacky); please reinvest some of your retained earnings into a new location.
Best Hot Chicken in Town! – I was hesitant to try this new 400 thang. I read the newpaper article when they first opened. Still didn't try it. I live right down the street and pass it everyday. However I heard some peeps talking about it in the bottom and I decided to try it. I could kick myself for not trying it sooner. Do you know how many times I could have had a fresh ungreasy chicken breast? I could just kick myself. Im hooked now and so is my family. The atmosphere is very friendly, service is prompt, food is good and fresh (always). I highly recommend 400. Once you try this no other chicken can compare (not even Princess). Keep up the good work.
The best hot chicken! – This place is better than Prince's, and that is saying something. I think the flavor at 400 Degrees is better, the chicken is less greasy, and their service is much better too. Call your order in if you can since hot chicken takes a while to make. Anyone who loves spicy food should try the 200 degree flavor. I could not handle the 400 Degree, and I eat Hot at Prince's. I hope you enjoy 400 Degrees often so they can continue to grow!
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The Shenandoah Region of Virginia Special Olympics and James Madison Athletics continued a long lasting relationship as the JMU volleyball team volunteered at the Shenandoah Region Volleyball and Soccer Tournament on Sunday, September 30th at Turner Ashby High School. This year marked the 12th year that the event has been held and the fifth year that student-athletes from JMU have participated.
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Newcastle welcomes "The Noise Guy" and his wacky antics
Charlie Williams is known in local libraries for his hilarious exploits as "The Noise Guy," turning his distinctive voice into almost any noise imaginable.
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"And the funny thing is, I was kicked out of a lot of libraries as a kid," Williams said. "And now I'm making up for it."
Williams invites children to "Eat My Dust!" this summer as he brings a program about all things dirty and loud to the Newcastle Public Library at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 5.
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Sun.-Thu. 5-10 p.m.; Fri.-Sat. 5-11 p.m.
Neighborhoods: Castro, Central
Fresh fish, friendly/attentive staff, reasonable prices – I just got home from my second sushi dinner at Daimaru. This place is special. We went early and had the sushi bar to ourselves. The oysters were yummy, the dynamite roll is very tasty and all the fish looks and tastes wonderful. And the presentation is very nice.
The sushi chef looks really young, but is so talented and fascinating to watch.
This place has a small, neighborhood hangout feel.
I went to Daimaru the first time because of the reviews on citysearch, and I am glad I did. This is even why I joined, so I could write a review and say thanks to the other reviewers.
We'll be back. And bringing friends.
delicious – I love Uni, shashimi and Unagi , nice and fresh, We enjoy very much, the service is nice and the place is clean. be back soon.
so good – We walk on 16th street to castro, we saw this place. we have dinner their , the waitess is very nice and friendly. The sushi and sashimi are fresh. I love their UNI. See you again
Great little local Japanese with interesting sushi - unpretentious! – You have to try a lot of the more unusual sushi if you go to this place. They have the most fantastic scallops roll with the scallops are lightly broiled and piled on top of the roll together with a spicy mayonnaise sauce. The sake (salmon) with sweet onions is also a favorite of ours. The miso mackerel is delish - it stews the mackerel for many hours in this sweet sticky miso sauce so that the mackerel melts in your mouth. Certainly unusual and great with sticky rice. The sushi here is very fresh, and I recommend sitting at the sushi counter where you can watch the chef, who is also the owner, prepare the sushi. There was one time though when the chef was not around when I went - the quality dropped noticeably... But if the chef is around, you can be guaranteed great sushi.
you should try it! – We tried this place after being completely disappointed with Sushi Ran in Sausalito. We ordered 3 rolls--all which were very good. THere is a considerable amount of fish in each one, and we left there completely satisfied. The prices are very reasonable, adn some of the rolls are exotic. They even have some eggplant rolls for the sushi loving vegetarian.
Our only complaints were that there was no miso soup, edamame, or salad to start with and that we asked for a 'Castro Roll' and received a 'Caterpillar Roll', making us miss the checkilists that usually exist in a sushi bar, preventing any language barrier confusions.
Overall, we really liked this place, and would suggest it to our friends.
Bomber Sushi – This place is a little slice of heaven in the Castro. My wife and I stumbled into this restaurant by accident when we first moved into the city and we have been coming here several times a month since. The rolls are big, tasty, and fantastic. The nigiri is always very fresh. We have NEVER left without being completely full, happy, and wanting to come back again soon. I highly recommend this restaurant!
A Fresh Catch! – My boyfriend and I went to eat late on a Sunday night at Daimaru Sushi. The environment and ambience resembled that of a little hole-in-the wall restaurant; seemed much like a place the "regulars" would often go. Even on a late Sunday night, the sushi tasted absolutely fresh and melted in my mouth! My boyfriend agrees as well. We sat at the bar and received utmost attention and continued to ask for recommendations throughout the night. We are usually quick to order, eat and leave but we ended up staying there for a little more than an hour chatting with "Jigaro-san". I highly recommend this place. I didn't know it was so close to the Castro but it is and it's a great place for those who just want some great sushi for the night. A very homey atmostphere! Go check this place out yourself!
No-frills Japanese eatery serves exotic rolls, sashimi and approachable favorites. – In Short
A plain interior with beige-colored walls, a smattering of tables and a small wooden sushi bar greet Castro locals at this corner restaurant. Timid diners opt for mains like chicken, beef or salmon teriyaki and yosenabe--a Japanese clay pot with seafood, chicken and veggies. Those with more adventurous palates choose from Nigiri sushi, including marinated mackerel and barbecued freshwater eel, and rolls such as house combinations made with yellow tail or tuna.
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The fact that it's still being worked on seven months after release is a good thing as far as bug quashing goes. A lot of companies would have given up, but they seem to be committed to working on it and bettering the game and I give them props for that. Still, had there been a MP beta, maybe they would have gotten the spawn issues fixed from day one.


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ST JOHNSTONE striker, Stevie May struck twice in the second half to put the Perthshire club through to their first Scottish Cup Final.
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Official \Of*fi"cial\, a. [L. officialis: cf. F. officiel. See Office, and cf. Official, n.] 1. Of or pertaining to an office or public trust; as, official duties, or routine. [1913 Webster] That, in the official marks invested, you Anon do meet the senate. --Shak. [1913 Webster] 2. Derived from the proper office or officer, or from the proper authority; made or communicated by virtue of authority; as, an official statement or report. [1913 Webster] 3. (Pharm.) Approved by authority; sanctioned by the pharmacopoeia; appointed to be used in medicine; as, an official drug or preparation. Cf. Officinal. [1913 Webster] 4. Discharging an office or function. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] The stomach and other parts official unto nutrition. --Sir T. Browne. [1913 Webster] .
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The present Oriental Institute Museum opened in 1931. Its predecessor, the Haskell Museum, was established in 1896, and re-christened the Oriental Institute Museum in 1919. The museum is on the campus of the University of Chicago. It serves the faculty, staff, and students of the University; national and international scholars; the general public and school children. A strong feature of the collections of the Museum is that a great proportion of the objects were excavated by Oriental Institute expeditions, or by expeditions sponsored by the University of Chicago. In 1996, the exhibit areas closed as the museum embarked upon a renovation project and the installation of climate control systems into the galleries and storage areas. The galleries will reopen to the public in 1998.
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what is the hint ?
is it The new Taj Mahal lolzzzz kidding..
i cudn't find any hit @ all
i cudn't find any hit @ all
iiiiiiiiiii think it's Lalith Mahal Palace Hotel, Mysore
Me, me, me ... still trying
is it US Capitol Building ?
or Parliament Buildings at the Inner Harbour at Victoria, British Columbia ?