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How remarkable the penguin is.
"It courts, breeds, and raises its chicks in a terrestrial world and has adaptations in order to do this well. The group hunts, catches prey, and travels great distances in an aquatic world. This, also, it does well. In fact, some of the diving adaptations and other abilities of penguins are sensational. Many areas of research are dynamic and our knowledge of penguins is growing on a regular basis. We are truly blessed to be able to observe and learn about such a hybrid group that lives at the interface of land and sea."
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She did. She majored in potions.
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These tags I'll pop, and boast in rhyming verse
that what I wear puts swagger in my gait;
though twenty shillings have I in my purse,
my self-esteem and manhood both inflate
when lofty furs I purchase for a cent.
Thy grandpa's clothes are worthy salvage, though
they smell a trifle musty. Still, I spent
much less to dress myself from head to toe.
To save or not to save? The question's moot.
I'll never give my coin to high-street crooks.
These dusty shelves will yield their hidden loot
to those, like me, more frugal in their looks.
Like ancient coins washed up on distant shores,
I'll find my treasures in these thrifty stores.
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-You can have as much breakfast as you want and you get to eat it around Disney characters. I got to eat waffles next to Mary Poppins, I got to eat grapefruit next to Tigger, and I got to tickle Piglet.
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I hate Joss Whedon's writing. This movie will be terrible.
Hey there buddy, couldn't help but notice a little confusion going on here. I'm just going to sort that out and give you a few notes of my own. I hope that's okay with you?
First and foremost, this film is an adaptation of a play called Much Ado About Nothing and is not actually written by Joss Whedon. So good news for you there.
Secondly, this film actually got very good reviews at all the film festivals it toured so even if you're not a huge Whedon fan (or even a huge Shakespeare fan) there's not much risk you'll hate it.
As a closing note, nobody is going to force you to watch the movie (unless your significant other is a romance nut! Amirite?) so those of us who are excited for it would really prefer it if you didn't come into a space where we're going to be discussing this film (the Joss Whedon tag, etc) and be mean about it in a non-constructive manner.
Have a good day, tumblr user joestarr. I hope today is the day you get enough coffee stamps to earn a free coffee.
Who is Shakespeare? did he help write Dollhouse? That show sucked but I'd bang the main chick in it.
Shakespeare is actually a famous British playwright who lived from 1564 to 1616. He became quite famous for his plays and poems and since has been the subject of much academic study. He did not help write Dollhouse.
The main writers of Dollhouse are as follows: Joss Whedon, Tim Minear, Jed Whedon, Maurissa Tancharoen, Andrew Chambliss, Tracy Bellomo, Elizabeth Craft, and Sarah Fain.
You are entitled to your opinion on Dollhouse, I personally find the second season to be one of the most emotionally devastating works to ever grace television and I love it for this reason. Again, if you dislike something I'm sure we'd all rather you give well constructed arguments as to why you dislike said thing.
The "main chick" in Dollhouse would be actress Eliza Dushku, who is way out of your league you tedious fucking asshole.
Have a great day and stop attempting to coat your poorly thought through sexist jokes with a sense of irony it just makes you come off as a dick.
Dear everyone,
This is what happens when someone on the internet takes themselves too seriously. It's also what happens when someone is dense enough to miss a really obvious joke about not liking Joss Whedon's writing of a Shakespeare adaptation.
Normally I'd leave it alone, but my cat can't poop and he's at the vet so I'm gonna take all that stress and just apply it here. Therapy!
However, he is to be admired for his long winded and hilarious attempt at smug superiority that ended with suggesting I come off as a dick. Especially after writing that much text that makes you come off as a dick (and a little dense). It's almost too meta and brilliant to be real.
Well done sir. I hope to be able to 'come into your space again' in the near future, because you're pretty entertaining.
And of course Shakespeare didn't write Dollhouse. Christopher Marlowe did.
He also wrote the movie Go.
Do you guys remember Go? Raves.
This is amazing. My good buddy Joe made a joke about the upcoming Joss Whedon Much Ado on his tumblr and the user justmyflawedlogic came out guns a-blazing. Holy fandom! I dream that we all one day find something to feel as passionately about as justmyflawedlogic feels about Joss! (I like to secretly imagine it's Joss himself.)
Much Ado! In Theaters This June!


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- Captain Jack Sep 5, 2008 09:57 AM
OK hounds, news flash, the Martians have just landed in West De Moines Iowa and they have taken Shawn Johnson hostage. Just kidding. Better yet there is a new, extremely interesting venue in town called Wa Dining Okan. In the location of the old Yakitori K1, next to Nijiya market this Kozara Ryori style eatery is something I never thought I would see in sunny old San Diego. No signage, a menu predomently written in Japanese, I mean, this place is foodie cool. I am no expert on esoteric Japanese cuisine, but Okan is surely worth your time. For more information check out Kirk K's blog. (Don't miss the eggplant special, it made me weep with joy).
Made reservations for 2 Saturday evening and really enjoyed dinner that night!
We ordered plenty...
Gobo Salad
Chicken and leek skewer
Pork Wrapped Asparagas
Shrimp in Mayonnaise sauce (3 times!)
Spicy Chicken Karage
Rice (sticky and buttery tasting)
This time, they were out of most of the vegetable dishes I wanted to try..
I'm planning to go back to have the eggplant, taro, squash, radish and tuna salad, and everything else!
They have 4 specials laid on on the bar and you can get those to go if you like.
I really enjoyed the food and atmosphere of this small japanese style pub.
re: normalheightsfoodie
Okan is located in a shopping plaza on Convoy, in the corner between Nijiya Market and Sage French Cake
re: epicureous eggplant
thank you
This place is great and just like Japan. We ordered similar to epicurious:
Gobo Salad
Chicken and leek skewer
Hokke Fish
Yaki onigiri ochazuke
Side dish - napa and tofu
Pudding dessert
The Gobo salad is great, crisp fried strips of gobo great flavor. This place used to be Yakitori which is one of my favorite so I typically get chicken+leek which is a yakitori staple.
I liked the Hokke fish, lots of meat with similar taste to grilled cod. My wife liked Tajima's fish more but this suits me more because it's more "meaty".
The yaki onigiri is a crisp rice ball, which is served ochazuke style. Great. And we had one of their side dishes of napa and tofu which my wife really liked.
They also have a great home-made style dessert which was a pudding asian style.
Everything was good and very reasonably priced. At the counter are various side dishes you can order a dish of for about $3.75. Most dishes have a very authentic home-made taste similar to Yumeya in Encinitas. This place has been open for four months and is already mostly full, largely Japanese customers. It's casual enough to eat alone at the counter, but nice enough to take a date or your wife. Great decor and food - be sure to check out the specials written on the board outside.
The location is literally next to Nijiya in Convoy, on its left. The sign might still say K-1 from back when it was just yakitori.
This is the new place for me in Convoy, and in my opinion is as exciting if not more than Tsuruhashi one mall over (which I'd also highly recommend for yakiniku BBQ).
Hey, I was wondering what opened up here! We saw the lights were on when we were coming back from Izakaya Sakura. It sounds good!
Alright, we hit this place up tonight. Also suspect there were other hounds there b/c there was a larger than expected non-Asian contingent. REALLY good food! I had no idea of what I was ordering, just picked stuff off the menu that looked good. Everything was good, minus the fried udon noodles which were decent but wasn't like all the other dishes.
Got gobo salad (yum yum yum. earthiness of gobo mixed with mizuna in a perfectly acidic dressing)
cold tofu w/ kimchi (very fresh, soft tofu...good if you like tofu)
chicken and vegetables on rice over a hotpot (board special. really, really good and looks deceptively simple to make)
chicken skin in soy sauce (perfect if you like chicken skin)
asparagus wrapped in ham (wonderful smoky flavor)
mackerel grilled w/ soy sauce (very good but too full to finish)
japanese yam w/ plum sauce (grilling the yam reduces the sticky texture. plum sauce is an excellent foil for the yam)
deep fried chicken w/ spicy sauce (sauce was more sweet than spice but o/w good fried chicken thigh bits)
chicken and green onion yakitori w/ salt (good. would try it w/ teriyaki sauce next time)
tiramisu made with matcha green tea cake in place of ladyfingers (blissfully light and perfect after a very good meal)
One question for those better versed in Japanese cuisine--are the dishes on the bar included, price wise, when you order off the menu?
A total awesome addition to the Asian food scene!
re: daantaat
Great report! With this place and Little Lamb in Convoy, there's so much more now than when I moved here in 2001. =)
I think the side dishes at the bar were $3.75 each, so they're not included but a la carte. They serve it right there, so you can order it last if you're not sure about how much you'll eat.
Great to hear about the tiramisu. All the dishes we had were made with Japanese tastes in mind, but I'm sure anybody who likes Convoy or shops at Nijiya will enjoy it.
re: royaljester
Next time we'll have to include the side dishes. They had lots of interesting ones---pumpkin (which looked like Kabocha squash to me), grilled saury, bamboo shoots and three other things that I forgot what they were.
re: daantaat
I've tried the lotus root recently, I prefer this simple and crisp Japanese version over Chinese style.
We had their macaroni gratin from the special menu outside and it was our favorite. They got the onions right, and the top layer of cheese is baked brown. This is a popular dish in Japan and I'm glad they got it right.
I got my wife to translate the signs written behind the bar. First is handmade gyoza, then chicken + onion, then sweet corn, saba, and a sign that says side dishes are $3.75. These are the things you'll find in the big bowl, called "Ozara ryori" literally "food in a big bowl".
Had a craving for their gobo root salad tonight and headed down there. Unbeknownest to us, they do not offer the menu items on Sundays and instead, have a small number of "specials" that come w/ rice, miso soup and one side dish of your choice. The specials included fried chicken, grilled mackerel with salt, mackerel simmered in soy, grilled saury, sukiyaki and one or two other "main" dishes.
We got the fried chicken (karaage) and grilled mackerel with bamboo shoots and kabocha squash for the sides. Chicken was perfectly deep fried, not greasy and battered with some chili pepper for a mild kick. Mackerel was crisply and perfectly grilled with a dusting of salt. Lemon and grated daikon accompanied the fish.
Bamboo shoots were big chunks sprinkled with bonito flakes. Nice and semi-crunchy, mildly sweet and salty. The kabocha squash was REALLY good! Sweet with a deep "squash" flavor. It was so good that it made up for my disappointment that I couldn't get the gobo root salad!
Total damage was $25 w/ tax and tip for two. We left pleasantly full and satisfied and looking forward to a non-Sunday dinner for the gobo root salad!
Fortunately, I discovered Okan on a visit last weekend to San Diego, although I didn't have the benefit of this Chowhound thread or the excellent and informative blogs of Kirk K. at mmm-yoso!!! It's hard to find food other than sushi, noodles, tempura, yakitori, shabushabu and other standard fare at Japanese restaurants. So discovering the unique home-style dishes at Okan was beyond exciting. My wife and I selected three of the daily specials: a dish with cooked yamaimo and squid, a dish of delicate yam noodles served with tofu skin, sesame, and the faintest trace of jalapeno, and a dish of baby bamboo cooked in soy. We also ordered the traditional winter dish, oden, which included a hard-boiled egg, daikon radish, suji (beef tendons), mochi (glutinous rice pounded into a paste and moulded), hanpen (made with a fish puree called surimi), and a scallion-stuffed fish cake, accompanied by karashi (a strong Japanese mustard). From the menu, we selected the gobo salad, made of pot herb mustard leaves in a sesame dressing, topped with fried gobo (burdock root). We also had the braised pork Nagasaki-style, in which succulently tender pork was served with thinly sliced onions and karashi, and the stewed beef tongue, an incredibly delicious dish in which the tongue had been slow cooked for 72 hours, resulting in incredible tenderness and depth of taste. We finished with a milk "pudding" served with black honey. The pudding was light, smooth and silken in texture – in a word, perfect – with a taste that was as good as the mouth-feel. I wanted to try other dishes, such as the kamameshi, but alas my tummy had simply run out of room.
Okan is an absolute treasure of a restaurant, serving food that is both unique and not generally available and that also happens to be some of the best prepared and delicious food I've had in ages. It's been a long time since I've been so excited about a restaurant. The bad news, for me, is that I live in Seattle, not San Diego. But I will return soon to San Diego if for no reason other than to enjoy some more meals at Okan.
re: Tom Armitage
the gobo root salad is one of my favorites and we also loved the pudding with black honey! Can't wait to try their oden!
At Okan they now have the specials listed on the wall inside, as well as the board outside. I've tried most of their rotating specials and they've all been good so far. This time we had Oden, fish, and pumpkin croquette. Among the side dishes at the counter, my favorite is the bamboo shoots. And as mentioned, their pudding is fantastic. Everything is home made style, classic Japanese food you wouldn't find in most Japanese restaurants in the US. I just got back from Japan last week, and to their credit they'd be competitive with places in Tokyo especially at their price point.
Price is reasonable, those four dishes mentioned plus pudding was $25.59 after tax (before tip). We eat light, so 2-3 dishes should make a meal depending on your appetite. For those who like Yumeya in Encinitas, this is a good alternative if Convoy is closer for you. The concept is similar but Okan focuses more on classic Japanese whereas Yumeya has a bit more novel experimentation.
The place is getting busy after 7pm on weekdays, and packed Friday/Saturday after 6pm. We just show up early rather than make reservations, but many people make reservations after 7pm.
re: royaljester
The highly deserved buzz about Okan reminds me of previous buzz that started on Chowhound in the 1990s. I was lucky enough to be one of the early discoverers of Saipin Chutima's amazing Northern and Northeastern Thai cooking at a little off-the-beaten-track restuarant in Norwalk, California called Renu Nakorn. Saipin and her husband Suchay ("Bill") moved to Las Vegas where they now own and operate the legendary Lotus of Siam. Discovering new treasures like LOS and Okan is what chowhounding is all about.
According to this week's Lighthouse (Japanese weekly magazine), Okan will expand and start up a branch called "Oton" (father). Translating from the Japanese ad, this will be a robata-style grill specializing in "fresh fish", "just picked produce", "Japanese sake". Robata grill is the same kind of specialty as "Gonpachi" in Beverly Hills and Azabu Tokyo.
Wow glad they're expanding with a new concept rather than just a sequel. They're definitely filling a unique niche here in SD!
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Yes, this is true! One of the waitresses at Okan told me this weekend that they plan to open on May 5th. Oton will be bigger and have private rooms, as well as grills at the table, ala Japanese/Korean BBQ style. The new place will be somewhere near Mercury and Clairemont Mesa Drive, between Denny's and Shogun, I believe.
I can't wait!
re: daantaat
According to KirkK the new location is the former location of Osaka Kitchen between Shogun and Denny's like you said.
re: daantaat
That's funny, because when I looked at the map I said to my wife "Oh, it's located near Osaka Kitchen." I had seen the empty lot and never made the connection! =)
re: royaljester
sounds like it's due for a running of the 'hounds!
re: daantaat
Okan has updated their website with a link to Oton's page on SanDiegoTown.com
It may not help those who don't read Japanese much, but you can find the hours of operation and telephone number.
And actually you can see on the image that the opening date is May 8th.
This just in, according to the latest SD Japanese monthly magazine, Okan is now serving lunch! $6.50 for basic lunch special (3 side dishes, rice, miso, pickles), plus $2 for optional side dish. Options: Spicy chicken, fried flatfish, Japanese ratatouille. No credit card accepted for lunch. 11:30am to 2:30pm (2pm last order)
Also, they now support togo orders for lunch (I guess bento style?). Well, will find out more info when I visit.
See you there! =)
re: royaljester
mmm...lunch! I wonder if their lunch is similar to their Sunday night dinners. On Sundays, they offer a limited selection of items compared to the rest of the week.
Had their lunch set this week. It's $6.50 for the base set plus $2-$3 for optional dish. I chose their weekly special of beef curry and it was fantastic. Just like what you'd get at a professional curry house in Japan, chunks of beef and curried stew. Much better than Curry House a few doors down.
The lunch set is a pretty homestyle Japanese meal, with seaweed brown rice, pickles, pieces of taro and squid, miso. Reminds me of eating lunch specials in downtown Tokyo.
I'd love to order the beef curry again but it's the rotating weekly special. There were three other optional dishes you could choose from besides the curry but I wanted to try this one before it disappeared.
re: royaljester
How crowded is Okan for lunch ? Is it easy to get a seat without a long wait ?
re: honkman
I went at 1:20 and it was just half full when I entered, so don't know about peak hours.
made it here for lunch today. The set lunch is about $7 for a bowl of brown rice mixed w/ hijiki; pickles (cucumber, baby turnip, and the long bright magenta one); miso soup chock full of veggies; small sides of potato salad, pressed tofu w/ the brown curled veggie (don't know the name) and braised deep fried tofu. Also got deep fried oysters for about $3 and deep fried chicken w/ green onion and eggplant for $3. Was too full for dessert, but enjoyed the vanilla panna cotta w/ berries. Total damage, incl tea, tax and a generous tip for 2 was $28.
As always, their food is very, very good with attentive, non-intrusive service. Oysters were plump, juicy and perfectly fried. Chicken was moist, perfectly fried w/ a nice gingery sauce. I left very, very full and in retrospect, the set lunch by itself is enough of a meal, as I was having trouble helping finish the oysters and chicken.
One caveat: make sure you bring cash b/c they don't run the credit cards at lunchtime.
Place was modestly full. It was easy for anyone to get a seat right away. We were there from 11:45 am-1 pm.
re: daantaat
OMG, you're killing me, daantaat. I really miss Okan. It's almost worth the round-trip airfare from Seattle to get my Okan craving satisfied. There isn't anything like it in Seattle. The Mexican food scene in Seattle also sucks in general, so a visit to Super Cocina and the many other wonderful Mexican restaurants you have there would be an additional return on the investment.. Let's see --Okan, Super Cocina, Kaito Sushi, and all my other San Diego faves -- I'm torturing myself. We do have spectacular oysters up here though -- and lakes, rivers, and a lush, green environment..
re: Tom Armitage
ha! Sounds like we need to swap cities for a weekend! I REALLY love Sosios' peaches and nectarines and haven't found anything close to it down here. Even considered having them FedEx a flat of their fruit this summer!
re: daantaat
The price seems to have gone up somewhat (or it could just be this week's optional dishes) - there was a side of crispy chicken with vegetables for $3, marinated mackerel for $3.50, and a simmered gobou (burdock root) and unagi for $4. I really enjoyed the dessert, which was a green tea pannacotta ($3). They didn't charge tax, which was a little surprising (is this entirely legal?), so the pricing is actually quite reasonable. Their isn't as much variety as Sakura's bento specials, but it had that Okan home cooking feel (whereas Sakura's lunch feels like a typical storebought bento).
wow, this place is really getting popular! we went at 5:30 pm and this was the 2nd time they asked if we had reservations! They had a free soju and sochu tasting and food pairing, matched w/ 2 soju "sommeliers" from Japan tonight, possibly making it more crowded than usual. Unfortunately, tonight was not a good night for soju or sochu, but we had a lovely, delicious bowl of "Nagoya style" wheat noodles. It was a bowl of whole wheat noodles, similar to a flatter version of somen, in a clear, cool broth. Noodles came with a deep fried egg (very interesting), julienned cucumber, green onion, dried seaweed, diced Japanese mountain potato and dollop of wasabi. Noodles were a tad slippery but had good "tooth" to them. The veggies added a nice, clean crunch and texture. Wasabi added a bit of heat to the coolness. All in all, a very delicious bowl of noodles. My hope is that they'll offer this through the summer, especially when it gets hotter and more humid. It'll be a nice alternative to naeng mung.
cgfan (or anyone else who is a Japanese food expert), what is the name of these noodles? And does the whole dish actually have a "name?"
re: daantaat
Most likely it was a Kishimen, but as a longshot it could have also been an Okinawa Soba. They're both made of wheat flour and are wide, cut noodles. I don't remember having either of these before but remember coming across them once at Mitsuwa during one of their food fairs. I even bought several packages after asking the ladies there how they're served, but they somehow got lost in the depths of my pantry and I never ended up having them!
Perhaps someone from Nagoya can chime in here...
re: daantaat
According to my wife, flat noodles are kishimen but the sides you got and the dish being cold are more like hiyashi chuka. But chuka has a different sauce rather than wasabi. So maybe it has no name, other than something like "Nagoya style" hiyashi chuka.
She also said sometime in June 13-14 (Sun/Mon) will be their 2 year anniversary where all the tapas will be $2 each and discounted drinks.
I've been getting their lunch bentos, and if you like traditional homestyle Japanese meals it's great. $6.50 for base, plus an optional dish at +$3-$4. Cash only for lunch.
re: royaljester
is hiyashi a generic name for a cold noodle dish or a specific type of cold noodle dish? Chopstix has "hayashi," which was cold ramen noodles with corn, pickled ginger, julienned scrambled egg, marinated bean sprouts, green onions and maybe a few other things I'm forgetting in a light rice wine vinegar/oil dressing. Wasn't a bowl of cold noodle soup.
I've done their lunch and left extremely full and extremely happy!
Thanks for the tip about their $2 tapas!
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re: daantaat
Hiyashi Chuuka or HIyashi Chuuka Ramen or simply just Hiyashi Ramen all refer to the same dish, which is best described as a cold noodle salad featuring Ramen noodles. To add to the potential confusion It's just as often named with "Soba" instead of "Ramen" in its name, though it's always made using Ramen noodles.
It's a seasonal dish that appears on menus during the summer months, and is what you describe eating at Chopstix.
Hayashi, BTW, is the Youshoku dish (Japanese-styled Western dish) known as Hayashi Raisu (Hayashi Rice), which is a simple serving of beef and veg in a demiglace over rice.
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re: royaljester
cgfan and royaljester, I had the noodles again (sublime, AGAIN!!) and asked the waitress what the name was. She said she didn't know and this was the first time she'd ever heard of them. She read off the ingredients--wheat, the sticky/mucus-y part that comes from natto, egg, water and I think one other ingredient. Does this help?
On a related note, their finely minced marinated ahi w/ quail egg is divine!
re: daantaat
I take it that she was reading the ingredients off of the package of noodles?
Two parts surprise me here. The part about the Natto, I'm quite certain that you'd never find that as an ingredient for noodles, though it is used somewhat often as a topping in noodle dishes. However it is quite common to use Yamaimo as an ingredient to making noodles, which gives it both elasticity and a smooth texture. As you know Yamaimo, when grated, turns very mucusy like Natto. Could it be that the waitress said Yamaimo but described it in terms of its Natto-like texture?
BTW the mucus formed when stirring Natto are actually the thread-forming colonies of Bacillus Natto, the aerobic bacteria naturally present on rice stalks which are responsible for the fermentation of soy beans to make Natto. (The traditional package for Natto is a bundle of rice straw tied at both ends and filled with Natto in the center...) It really is not a separate "ingredient" so would not show up on any package label. (However the bacillus is sold in a dry form called Nattokin, which is mixed with rice flour and sold for culturing Natto...)
The other surprise is the egg, which is never used as an ingredient for Japanese noodles. (Of course it can be used in the making of Chinese style noodles such as in the Chinese-inspired Ramen noodle, or as an ingredient in noodle-based dishes...)
Still guessing that you had a Kishimen and that your waitress was not familiar with this regional noodle...
re: cgfan
She was reading the Japanese on the menu that was below the English translation of "Wheat Noodles, Nagoya style." I know she said Natto, b/c she was very surprised that I knew what Natto is and repeated "Natto" several times. She also lifted her hand up several times to indicate the mucus-y part of Natto. Maybe I missed the Yamaimo, which would make sense b/c it is diced up in the bowl itself, but I'm pretty sure she said Natto when I said, "fermented soy beans?"
Maybe what she was trying to explain was that they used Nattokin in the noodle flour itself??
They're serving the noodles all month, if you have a chance to go and read the Japanese. :-)
re: daantaat
Oh, I thought she was reading the label on the package of noodles. If it's off of the menu description, then the Natto makes sense as a noodle topping. ...and Natto and sliced Yamaimo is a match made in heaven!
re: daantaat
They couldn't have used nattokin in the noodle itself since heat destroys it. Likely she could have been trying to explain the yamaimo, which in texture is sort of like snot on steroids.
re: Tripeler
cgfan, I think we're having a communication mishap. There isn't natto on the noodles. I'm wondering if what the waitress was trying to explain, perhaps not very well, was the yamaimo that Tripeler thinks she was talking about.
re: daantaat
As to the waitress describing Yamaimo, that was my theory too, though at the time I imagined that she was reading an ingredient label off of the package of noodles. But Yamaimo is used both ways, both as an ingredient in noodles (particularly Soba), but also as a topping for noodles either grated into a slurry or julienned to keep its crunch.
re: Tripeler
The noodle dish is called Ozanza, and the ingredient list includes "natto no ito" (natto thread?). This makes me think the noodles have natto as an ingredient. (and is somewhat backed up by google) The egg comes in a deep-fried tofu-bag (like they have in oden).
re: hye
Thanks hye for the info... Wow this sounds really unique. Never heard of such a noodle, but it makes me want to try it all the more!
Apparently this noodle is made with Nattokinase, an enzyme which is a product of the fermentation of soy beans by the Natto bacillus. Since I occasionally culture my own Natto at home I've heard of Nattokinase, but never thought that it'd be isolated and used as an ingredient by itself.
I recall hearing of it in regards to research being conducted of its purported anti-coagulation and clot-breaking properties, and has received a lot of attention amongst Japanese health circles. I remember more specifically reading several years ago that it was being studied as an agent for stroke victims, and that it was purported to be orders of magnitude more effective than existing therapies.
BTW my favorite make of Natto was one called "Ito no Chikara", which means "Strength of the Thread", referring to the thread-forming colonies of the Natto bacillus. I personally liked it as indeed, it did produce a noticeably stronger thread than other makes. Unfortunately it went out of distribution about a year ago...
re: kare_raisu
I've seen it; if I recall it's called "Tezukuri Natto", which means hand-made Natto.
Since showing up on Nijiya's shelves I've been tempted to try it, but so far I've passed up on it every time. Now that you mention it I'll be sure to pick it up this time on my weekly Nijiya run...
re: hye
Dropped in today for my first lunch at Okan, so I asked about the Ozanza. The first waitress I asked didn't know of it and seemed to have never heard of it, but the second waitress did. (I recognized the second waitress from previous visits so perhaps the first waitress only worked the lunch hours and was simply not exposed to the dish.)
Well being over-eager to try out my first Ozanza after reading about it here, I must have missed the part that it was a dinner-time only dish. However I thoroughly enjoyed my lunch and left, much like prior visits, quite impressed.
What I can say about it, all of you who've eaten here already know. The food is so lovingly prepared with such skillful restraint that it shows. What they're doing in the kitchen goes beyond cooking; they're putting their heart into each dish. This isn't "fancy" food but rather simple homestyle dishes done extremely well. The taste and texture of each ingredient is kept true and distinct, begging to be considered one tiny bite at a time.
The trio of small plates that is the core of their lunch set were of the same vein that occupies their Oozara during normal service, which is the part of their cooking that I'm in love with and has me thinking about Okan between my infrequent returns.
It all results in an incredibly "Yasashii Aji", which is difficult to translate well but perhaps can best be described as not only limited to a gentle and delicate taste, but more often also implying the conveyance of a nostalgic, almost melancholic mood. No doubt their entrees are very good, but for me I'd rather make the bulk of my meal off of the Oozara items and supplement it with perhaps one of their less flashy, but strictly traditional, entrees...
As to my first Ozanza, well, perhaps next time...
re: Tripeler
Yeah Nattokin thrives in a relatively narrow range of temperatures, and only in aerobic conditions with sufficient humidity. When I culture Natto at home I use a heat lamp attached to a poultry incubator thermostat, (I picked up the latter at a tack and feed store!), which is then placed in my oven with the door cracked open about an inch. The oven itself is not turned on but is heated solely by the heat lamp. Foil punctured for air covers the fermenting soy beans, which keeps a moist enough environment for the bacillus to thrive.
However when kept dry Nattokin is a lot more resilient and stays viable for long periods of time. I suspect it just goes dormant, very much like a spore. I've had my vial of Nattokin for years, and it seems to do just fine...
re: daantaat
Wow...I have yet to be failed by Okan, and I can't wait have some of these noodles. Hayashi chukka is one of my favorites, but am at times put off by lesser preparations- the occasional Spam surprise at restaurants where that particular ingredient is otherwise unexpected. Thanks for the heads-up on the Nagoya...
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I'm not sure what was going on today, but 2 of the dishes I ordered were both off and one was quite bad. Both the simmered kabocha and the duck soba had a strange sour tinge, as if someone had used bad mirin/cooking sake or had put vinegar in by mistake. They were happy to replace my kabocha with a different oozara, but I was in a rush and didn't bother with the duck soba.
I actually really enjoyed the duck soba in the past, because you got the nice flavors of grilled duck in the broth. It was as close as I could get to the excellent duck broth I had at Cavaillon during their foie gras tasting menu. Today, it was just bad, with the sour-ish broth and poor quality duck meat (dry, thin, flavorless -- not much better than the beef in mediocre/crappy pho). It really felt like they were trying to gip me by serving inferior ingredients -- I can understand the sourness if the cooks are too lazy to taste what they prepare before sending it out, but it should have been very obvious that the duck was not up to par, and they should have either thrown it out or had the guts to tell me it wasn't available.
Not sure if I'll be going back anytime soon...
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was at Okan over the weekend and noticed it was unusually not crowded for a Saturday night. Got there at 6:30 pm and the bar was empty, although it filled up by 7:15 or so. By the time we left around 9:30 pm, there were several empty seats. And no large crowds outside, waiting to get in.
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re: daantaat
Well their direct competitor is really themselves, at Oton. But yes there are too many other places these days in Convoy, and in any case Okan literally has only 3 tables which probably turns some people off from even checking.
What fills a place like Okan is Japanese customers, and there is a surplus in places like Okan right now. Yakyudori otoh has a much more balanced clientelle so it's easier to fill the slack.
re: daantaat
went last night...the bar wasn't full but the place was fairly busy. Food seemed fine.


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Attend Illinois Chapter Lobbying training, lobby locally or in Springfield. Respond to legislative alerts. Participate in grassroots political action. Send questionnaires to political candidates.
· Newsletter Team members
Talented people needed to write, edit, proofread, layout and design our quarterly newsletter. Artwork and photographs are also desired!
· Outreach Task Force
Represent the group at public events and to educate the public about important issues. Our goals are to educate and inform; to recruit new members; and to meet current members. We are looking for task force members who will be willing appear at least one public event during the calendar year to connect with current and former Sierra Club members as well as the public.
· Hospitality team membersProvide refreshments for one monthly meeting each year (second Thursday). Contact Hospitality Chair JoAnn Nelson OR
Act as a greeter for a monthly meeting or welcome and assist our speaker OR
Select and make reservations at a local restaurant for our monthly "Dinner Before the Meeting."
Contact Program Chair Ruth Kelley at (618) 684-2196
· Fundraising team members
Local Sierra Club groups such as the Shawnee Group do not receive any portion of members' dues and very limited financial support from the national Sierra Club. Our operating funds are entirely raised by our own efforts. We are looking for task force members who can not only brainstorm effective and original fundraising ideas but also organize and implement them successfully. Our goals are to develop fundraising strategies, goals and targets. Our current fundraising activity is the sale of Sierra Club calendars; this is strictly a seasonal event (currently pursued from
September to January) and is in need of additional promotional efforts.
Contact Barb McKasson


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Kelly Clarkson released a greatest hits compilation last year, which included a number of new songs including Catch My Breath, Don't Rush and People Like Us. The latter song will serve as the pop star's newest single and she even has a music video to go with it! People Like Us is like a modern […]
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According to sources, American Idol alumni Jennifer Hudson is close to, if not already done, finalizing a deal to become a new judge on the next season of the reality show. Rumour has it that the show is currently trying to revamp their cast to be an American Idol alumni all-star panel and if Hudson […]
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Pop culture's fixation on body image has been a problem for as long as we can remember. Picture-perfect stars are used, or Photoshopped, to sell something unattainable that advertisers think is healthy and attainable; motivation for the youth or something. But it only perpetuates negativity, low self-esteem and, in extreme cases, eating disorders. This is […]
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April 19th, 2013
We know it's only April, but Kelly Clarkson's already working on a Christmas gift for us. The pop star is apparently working with producer Greg Kurstin, who worked on Clarkson's hit "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)", and Ronnie Dunn of country band Brooks & Dunn even took to Twitter to confirm that an album is […]
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April 15th, 2013
It felt like it was just yesterday, Kelly Clarkson was our fresh-faced winner of American Idol. Those blonde streaky highlights, that tearful glee in her eyes as she performed her first single, "A Moment Like This" and that guy she lost to standing beside her with his curly locks and charming smile. Justin Guarini, was […]
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April 2nd, 2013
Maroon 5 have announced they will be headlining the 2013 Honda Civic Tour this summer. The 31-date outdoor tour, featuring Kelly Clarkson, begins on August 1 in St. Louis and concludes in San Diego on October 5. "I think the live outdoor kind of summer vibe is always different than the indoor arena tour because […]
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March 22nd, 2013
Are you guys ready for another power anthem from Kelly Clarkson? We are! Kelly is about to drop People Like Us off of her album Greatest Hits – Chapter One which was released last year. Get ready for this track when it gets released on radio on April 8 but we got it ready for […]
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February 11th, 2013
Sure, this week marks a certain day that celebrates all things love and couple-y. But, love isn't always so grand – especially when it comes to an end. So, we decided to make an Anti-Valentine's Day playlist, with the 10 best breakup videos. Don't miss brand new episodes of Today's Top 10 every Monday to […]
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January 16th, 2013
Is it too early to call 2013 the Year of the Comeback? After all, Justin Timberlake AND Destiny's Child have announced new music, and we couldn't be more excited. So, we're taking a look back at the 10 Biggest Comebacks in music, be it after a few musical flops and scandal, or just an extended […]
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January 9th, 2013
Beyonce Knowles is performing at President Barack Obama's second inauguration. The singer, who performed at his first inauguration in 2009 and supported him throughout his campaign for a second term, is set to sing the National Anthem at the prestigious event. The Presidential Inaugural Committee told USA Today that Kelly Clarkson will also perform My […]
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You might see some meteors this weekend! Lyrid shower now rising to a peak.
So you say you can find the Big Dipper, but not the Little Dipper? This post is for you. Heres the view northward on April evenings. At present the Big Dipper is high in the north during the evening hours. Notice the two outer stars in the bowl of the Big Dipper. These two stars called Duhbe and Merak always point to Polaris, the North Star. Find Polaris, and you can find the Little Dipper.
Polaris is special because it always stays in the same spot in the northern sky. Its the star around which the entire northern sky appears to turn. Thats because Polaris is located more or less above the northern axis of the Earth, and the wheeling of the stars across the dome of night is really due to Earths turning, after all.
Polaris is also fun to locate for another reason. Its part of a famous though elusive star pattern, known as the Little Dipper.
So here it is! The Little Dipper! The North Star, Polaris, marks the end of its handle.
A planisphere is virtually indispensable for beginning stargazers. Order your EarthSky planisphere today.
Bottom line: If youve ever looked for the Dippers, you know that the Big Dipper is usually pretty easy to find. But the Little Dipper is much tougher, partly because its fainter, and partly because its shape is not nearly as dipper-like as its larger counterpart. This post tells you how to use the Big Dipper to find the Little Dipper.
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I'm Nicole Littletaylor. Before we go any further:
- Yes, that's my real last name.
- All one word.
- My dad. I got it from my dad(no he was not a chief of _____ tribe.
This is what I look like (when I'm getting pretty for something and with a fan over my head).
I love Jesus, people, tattoos, my boyfriend and Tito's Vodka. I eat too much Mexican food, and I'm slightly obsessed with Texas Country/Red Dirt music. I spend all my free time going to shows or reading about the "scene".
I'm also a big, fat fan of humanity. I looove people. Like all of 'em. The elderly, the orphan, the homeless, your mom, etc.
I'm real. I say and do what I want to do. I don't use a filter because society prefers I do. I'm a believer that also tends to use the word fuck a lot. I feed the homeless and play games at the nursing home with the elderly. Pay for the lady in front of me at the store when her card doesn't work. I also like to spend time at concerts and get throwed with my boo. <– Also, I use the word throwed and others like it.
This blog will mostly be music. That's my passion. But I'm sure I'll rant about things that make me mad, or push the latest-greatest new charity organization on you. So it won't be "all" music. It'll be me.
Oh annnd, I don't do social media. Except Instagram. Does Instagram count? Facebook has so much drama and Twitter became an addiction. If you want some more Nicole that you can't get on this blog, you can find me here.
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The Rt. 30 Jeannette store will close on November 2nd at 4pm.
Everything 75% OFF.*
*Balloons and Banners not on sale.
Monday - Friday 10-8
Saturday 10 - 6
Sunday 10-4
The Rt. 30 Jeannette store will close on November 2nd at 4pm.
Everything 75% OFF.*
*Balloons and Banners not on sale.
Question concerning the Retail
Stores closing.
When are you closing?
Eastgate Shopping Center Greensburg
OCTOBER 18th 6pm.
Rt. 30 West, Jeannette
November 1st 6pm.
Is everything on sale?
Yes almost everything is at least 50% off!
Balloons, banners
not on sale. The departments that aren't on sale are marked.
the balloons on sale?
A new business, The Balloon Shoppe will be opening at the Jeannette location sometime in November.
What if something is already marked 50% off?
You will be getting an additional 75% off!!!!!
Can I return products?
No. Absolutely all sales are final beginning Friday, August 15th
Can I use my credit slip?
Yes please use it right away.
Now where am I going buy balloons?
A new business, The Balloon Shoppe will be opening at the Jeannette location sometime in November.
My party
until Nov, Dec, etc. are you still taking balloon orders?
We are accepting all balloon
orders for the upcoming months. The Balloon Shoppe will fulfill your order
and get it to you if you are unable to get to the Jeannette location.
Can I still order banners for an upcoming month?
Yes. They can be picked up at Eastgate until that
store closes on October 18th. After Eastgate closes the banners can be picked up at Banners N'At,
which currently is fully operational at the Jeannette location. We can also ship your order to you. You can order
banners on line, www.bannersnat.com.
Will the carnival business, Fun Services Festival Supply be closing too?
No, it will continue to operate at the Jeannette location.
Are you shelves and other store fixtures for sale?
Yes. Please call our Jeannette store and ask for
Bobby. 724-523-5474
Is this building on Rt. 30 Jeannette for sale?
No. The carnival business and banner business will continue to operate here. The Balloon Shoppe
will also open up here sometime in November We will be leasing
the party store space. Call B.L. Stein Company at 412-281-2700
Are the shelves, gondolas and other fixtures for sale?
Yes. Call the Jeannette store for details.
Eventually priced fixtures will be on the sale floor.


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At the start of the year, Dellin Betances was a long shot from being considered as the Yankees' potential closer, but the 26-year-old flame-thrower very well could be closing games soon. Joe Girardi said Monday he would consider giving Betances the ball if Robertson needs a day off. "I wouldn't shy away from it" Girardi said to Brendan Kuty of the Star Ledger.
Questions have started coming up after Robertson blew his second save against the Twins. Robertson entered the game with a 2-1 lead, but ended up giving up 5 mind-boggling runs. The Yankees eventually ended up losing 7-2.
That very same game Betances displayed his usual dominance. He struck out five of the 6 batters he faced showing off his high 90's fastball and knee-buckling slurve. This season Betances in 34 innings has 1.59 ERA and an impressive 15.4 strikeouts per-nine- innings rate.
Although Robertson struggled against the Twins, he has still been solid in replacing the legendary Mariano Rivera, notching 12 saves with a few outings lasting more than a full frame, but he just hasn't been Betances who Girardi said reminds him of a young Mariano Rivera.
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Prevent Spam and Junk Emails on your own
Junk Mail - Level 2
The first step changes slightly depending on the version of Outlook that you are using. Select the version of Outlook that you are using from the list below to begin. After that the steps are identical although the format and style may very slightly from one version to another.
I don't know which version I am using. How can I tell?
Go to start and search for Outlook
Outlook 2007
- Tools menu
- Options... choice
When the Options dialog opens you will want to select the Junk Email button to open the Junk Email Options dialog.
Outlook 2010
- Home tab
- Delete group
- Junk menu
- Junk Email Options... choice
When the Options dialog opens you will want to select the Junk Email button to open the Junk Email Options dialog.
Outlook 2013
In Outlook 2013 you can find the Junk E-mail Options in the Home in the Delete section. If you click on the arrow next to the Junk option then select the Junk E-mail Options... like this:
In the Junk Email Options dialog you will see many options regarding how incoming emails will be handled. You will want to make sure that you have the "Low" setting selected, as well as the other Recommended options
Next you will want to click on the "Safe Senders" tab. Here you will click on the "add" button.
In this next Dialog box you are prompted for a domain name, which can be something like @byui.edu. Basically anyone you trust to receive email from you can add them into your safe list which means when they send you an email they will go to your inbox and not to your junk email folder if they have been in the past. You can add a whole group of people if you trust them by just adding the whole domain, such as @byui.edu, or you can make it a specific person such as firstname.lastname@example.com. Be careful though when you add someone they will be trusted, but you can remove the name later if you need too.
Once you have finished adding all the people you trust you can add all the people you know are spammers. This is pretty much the same way as adding people you trust but you have to select the "Blocked Senders" tab at the top, from here you can add people the same way as before, but this time these are people you know are spammers.
Now the last step is to just apply the settings you have made and you're good to go. Happy emailing!


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Tip # 40 Get Back to the Basics Let's all try to be a little greener in 2012 and get back to the basics by remembering the three "R's": Reduce Reuse Recycle We all need to remember that we are stewards of this planet, if we don't protect it for future generations, who will? Wishing everyone a happy, healthy and green 2012! Monica … [Read more...]
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Merry Christmas to all…
I've had an amazing time during this, my first year of blogging. I want to take this opportunity to thank all of you, the readers of Older Mommy Still Yummy, for making it so much fun. I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas season filled with much love, laughter, peace and happiness. Merry Christmas, Monica … [Read more...]
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Introducing sandtray play and storying into mainstream and special education classrooms can have an extremely enriching impact, encouraging social and emotional growth and creativity in students. This accessible book presents a practical theory of sandtray play and storying and offers invaluable advice about sandtray/narrative workshop setup. more »2012, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
This is an accessible guide to using therapeutic stories to help connect with troubled adopted children. It demonstrates how parents and professionals can create their own stories to help children heal, and explains the theory behind the therapy. This second edition includes updated research and full sample stories. more »2011, Paperback: £16.99/ $24.95
The complete guide to Dr. Lim's highly effective 'Developmental Speech-Language Training through Music' (DSLM). It covers a theoretical foundation, the latest research, clinical implications of DSLM protocols, explanations of specific interventions and the application of DSLM to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Verbal Behavior (VB) approaches. more »2011, Paperback: £23.99/ $36.95
Using detailed case studies, this book focuses on the needs of children with a range of behavioural difficulties, and explores their complicated interactions. The book examines how to integrate multi-disciplinary interventions and how to use the powerful relationships that develop to enable families to achieve positive, lasting changes. more »2011, Paperback: £25.99/ $42.95
This book is bursting with art and journal activities, creative challenges, and miniature projects, all of which help teenagers to understand and express who they are and what is important to them. These fun ideas can be tailored to suit the individual, and require minimal equipment and even less artistic know-how, so can be enjoyed by all. more »2010, Paperback: £14.99/ $24.95
Sue Jennings introduces the concept of 'Neuro-Dramatic-Play'
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This book uses an evidence-based CBT treatment model to assist children and adolescents aged 9–15 years to resolve trauma symptoms and increase their coping skills. The approach is made up of 16 step-by-step sessions to carry out with the young person, and includes worksheets and fun activities using arts and crafts. more »2010, Paperback: £19.99/ $34.95
This book offers interventions and exercises drawn from practice and research, for practitioners to use as a basis for their own arts-based groups or one-to-one sessions. It is accessible and suitable for helping, health and education practitioners and students from a variety of disciplines, such as social work, psychology and counselling. more »2010, Paperback: £19.99/ $32.95
Children and Adolescents in Trauma presents a variety of creative approaches to working with young people in residential children's homes, secure or psychiatric units, and special schools, and provides useful insights and a fresh perspective for anyone working with traumatised children and adolescents. more »2010, Paperback: £22.99/ $36.95
Offering a balanced overview of complementary and alternative therapies, this book will be useful for parents of children with autism, ADD or other learning disabilities. The book covers a wide variety of mind-body interventions and manipulative techniques, as well as energy therapies, biologically based methods, and alternative medical systems. more »2008, Paperback: £13.99/ $22.95
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Report: Tampa can't afford Thomas
|06.25.10 at 2:56 pm ET
Tim Thomas, who has been given permission by the Bruins to talk with other teams about a trade, may not be a fit for one of his most logical suitors. According to ESPN's Pierre LeBrun, a Tampa Bay source does not believe the Lightning could add Thomas' $5 million salary for the next three seasons without shedding payroll. LeBrun says in a tweet that a move to the Lightning "doesn't look like a fit right now."
The Sharks and Flyers have also been rumored as potential suitors for Thomas. Tampa Bay has over $23 million in cap space, but only 13 players under contract at the NHL level.
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