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Considering his past behavior, not surprising.
Well, it's come to our attention that Robin Edgar has created yet another blog for lashing out at the targets of his disdain, this time the Montreal Police.
It used to be he was full of praise for them – when they didn't arrest or caution him during one of his notorious pickets. But now that Mister Edgar considers them 'less than' conciliatory towards him, he has felt the need to set up another blog among the list of various bizarrely-named platforms for his venom.
We have to wonder, considering how he calls 'The Emerson Avenger' his 'alternate persona', what does the presence of so many blogs in his name tell us about his personality? We will leave it for you, readers, to decide.
Robin Edgar has been busy these past two days.
On Tuesday the 12th, two posts riddled with 'Big Fat U*U' in them. Nineteen, to be exact.
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You would think that someone with a difference of opinion over how an organization is run would respond to the retirement of its chief administrator with an optimistic note on the possibility of positive change. No, Robin Edgar has to take more pot shots at Kay Montgomery.
And you would think that, if you talk repeatedly about 'pedophiles and rapists' in an organization, you would actually name some, as Robin Edgar had promised to do in his 'New Year's resolutions.' Again, no such luck. Robin Edgar prefers instead to be provocative and sensationalistic – or, should we say, 'deliberately rude and offensive'?
Robin Edgar keeps demanding that the UUA listen to him. Tell me, Mister Edgar, when you repeatedly describe them with terms like 'douchebaggery,' among other insults and perseverations, how do you expect them to take you seriously?
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A taste of Italy in a secret location proves to be the sort of luxury pop-up London's crying out for. Grazia's Poppy Lara investigates the new trend for 'Super Supper clubs', aka Michelin-starred pop-ups that even the biggest foodies wouldn't turn their nose up at.
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But, back to the food. The menu is a seven course journey through Italian cuisine with a springtime twist, and for us highlights were a pea soufflé (I drool just thinking about it) and veal chop– a portion so large it could easily feed three. This in underground dining in a totally different and much more refined way.
The next Culinary Mischief secret dinner event is due to happen in the summer and although not cheap - £175per head, the quality of the food and booze (ok, and the amount of exquisite wine is a big old plus for me too. You'll have to beg the waiters to stop topping up your glass), does make it completely worth your cash if it's for a special occasion. Most importantly – after the lavish 4 hours dinner, you'll leave having met new and interesting people, matched with a sore throat from talking so much – a truly Italian affair. Oh and you'll also have a bit of a crush on the chef. Need I say more?
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Blue Ridge Middile School is a wonderful facilty, yet the teachers are STRANGLING! I'm not talking about giving too much homework, but there is a rule agianst everything you do! I am an 8th grade girl that cannot wait to get out of this school! Yeah sure the teachers teach well, and there is only a few i have a problem with, but the rest are good at their job, but i feel like the power gets to them. The gym floors are always filthy, and there are no windows; studies show students learn better in a sun-lit environment and even an extended time outside. Not impressed. Also we have various assemblies on bulling but in an event when it occours, nothing is done. It seems like each year it got worse for me, and everyone else. Can't wait for Loudoun Valley!!! GO VIKES!
Very rude staff. Unclean dirty dark. They do nothing about bullying. Would not recommend for all the money in the world.
Great. I love this school. When my son started here he had only been going to an American school for one year. We had lived overseas and he was really nervous about the whole Middle School thing especially from stuff he had seen on TV. He really likes the teachers and the support he gets.
First of all, dear student, you need to catch up on your grammar. A grammar teacher can only take you so far; the rest is up to your dedication and the efforts of and environment provided by your guadians. If your language as a middle school student is what I see it to be, I would look elsewhere to put the blame, not the teachers. Best place to start is yourself.
My son is in his first year at Blue Ridge and we are very happy with his experience. He is flourishing academically and socially. He is in one honor's class, which happens to be his favorite class. Blue Ridge has clubs and other things that students can get involved with (e.g. strings) and these I highly recommend because they expand the mind and promote friendships that otherwise would not have occurred. My son was picked on a little at Emerick Elementary but now has a click of about 10 friends. My son says that the teachers are in the hallways and near the lockers in between classes. This is a must for middle school and Blue Ridge is playing it by the book. The principal is also very visible. I see him almost every day standing outside with the riders. He actually talks with the students and they respect him as is evident in their body language and facial expressions. My wife and I feel like we really hit the jackpot with this school.
I'm an eighth grader at Blue Ridge. The semester is half done and I dont want to leave! I first came here, the new kid from Fairfax county, in 6th grade. Everyone was so welcoming. The teachers here are awesome; whether it was helping me get some of my work published in a magazine or preparing me for my future, they've been there in so many ways. I can't imagine a better middle school than Blue Ridge.
I have two students who attended this school and I found the academic level of challenge satisfactory. Unfortunately, leadership and positive moral is lacking at this school and the teaching my child received was very uneven. I found most of the teaching staff to be very unprofessional when I needed to address any issues. The principal is doing very little to weed out those teachers who are wasting the precious time of the students they are trained professionally to serve and inspire. My students learned in spite of their environment and not as a result.
I would hope that before a parent makes a decision about Blue Ridge they look at the dates on the previous reviews and take into consideration that the most negative were written before the current principal was appointed. I am a retired teacher who spent my entire 33 year teaching career at Blue Ridge. I have found the teachers and staff, the incompetent past principal not included, to be some of the most caring individuals I have ever worked with. Their interest in the students and their academic achievement far exceeds that of any other school staff I have dealt with. Both of my children attended LCPS and I never felt that the staff and teachers were anywhere near as great as those ar BRMS. The staff and current administrative team bend over backwards to accommodate individual needs. Please visit the school before making a judgement.
One of my daughters graduated from Blue Ridge and one who is currently in sixth grade. Blue Ridge is a solid academic environment with many opportunities for the children to explore various extracurricular activities. We've found the teachers to be very responsive and involved, which is amazing given how many kids are at the school. Obviously overcrowding is an issue and has been our only concern. I suspect the teachers find it difficult to dedicate as much time to individual students as they would like. As a result, it is easy for some kids to get through w/out really being challenged. So a lot of that responsibility falls back on the parent (at a time in the child's life when they are starting to challenge Mom & Dad). Anyway, congrats to staff at Blue Ridge. You do a great job in a tough situation.
Halls ways are crowded, too many students not enough room.
Ha, I find that Blue Ridge has some goods and some bads. There are some teachers that are good and connect to the students real well, but others may be to strict to be a teacher. The Blue Ridge Staff has some really intelligent teachers and some so not. And also, yes we have received 'The Schools To Watch' but I remember hearing that we should smile to everyone that day so we could receive that award, correct me if that is deceiving the judges.
II could not disagree with you more! As a teacher at Blue Ridge Middle, I really take offence to comments like this. We just won an award from 'Schools to Watch' which only has 11 schools in the entire state of Virginia. Three of which are in Loudoun, Co. Yes, all schools have concerns, but I would not and do not agree with this parent s statement. As a teacher here, I am sorry your child had a bad experience. Hopefully, their school experience has improved in the high school setting. I have taught in many other schools and this is by far.... NOT the worst school. Please update your comments.
We have had two children pass through this school. Like most of our friends, we belive this school has serious problems. Student morale is low, there is constant confrontation between students and facilty, inconsistant inforcement of regulations and the staff range from being aloof to almost hostile to parent feedback. This school is without a doubt the worst educational facility any of our children have attended.
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Good luck Pat. It's always good to see reunions, but Pat is playing more like a 43 yr old not a 33 yr old. It stinks to see good people get old real fast.
Too bad. Always like Pat. Hopefully he'll find his swing again.
Signing Raul is looking really smart right now, no?
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It's a shame that it ended this way for Pat, but then again he's got a WFC Ring & $9 Million still coming to him courtesy of Tampa, so I'm not exactly crying in my beer over it.
Never did have that patented "Burrell hot streak" last season I thought he might where he gets hot for at least 3-4 weeks.
He won't be missed in TB either. Went to a game earlier this season and some late last season when I was down on there on business. One of the few guys that got booed notably and loudly. Wasn't a fan favorite by any stretch.
There are a bunch of teams with some really weak production of their DH/benches in the AL but I would be shocked if another team takes a flyer on Burrell given his horrible career numbers as a DH:
567 AB with a line of .208/.304/.344
For whatever reason he just never could hit as a DH including horrendous numbers with the Phils in Interleague play as the DH.
Sorry to hear about PtB. Hopefully it is a temporary setback.
Re: previous thread.
Is that a picture of him in the Phillies off season production of Cyrano de Bergerac?
I will always wonder if Burrell really was offered a 2 yr/$22M contract or not by Amaro right after the season ended. Got conflicting reports on that last season from both sides.
Frankly, if Burrell was offered the deal then I don't remotely in the least feel sorry for his release. He was just another athlete who are largely completely full of sh!t about his desire to play here. Money as it almost always does talks first and foremost with athletes.
Burrell thought he could make more money elsewhere & then the FA market dried up on him forcing him to sign with TB.
Also never understood why Burrell was generally more popular with the fans than Abreu either. He was a clearly inferior player all around yet he was generally more well received in this town despite some really ugly stretches of baseball.
Well awh, a few threads ago we learned that everything that the phillies have ever done was correct, because in 2008 the team won the World Series and in 2009 the pennant. Gillik's signing of Adam Eaton, by the way, is vindicated.
MG: Because almost everyone seems to have their own unique Pat Burrell story of something ridiculous he has down while out on the town.
MG: That last one is easy - Burrell always played hard, never made any excuses for his failures, never complained when the fans called him on those failures & materialized into the veteran leader that the Phils really needed in '07 & '08.
Nothing will ever vindicate the Adam Eaton signing. However, all teams make mistakes.
My favorite posts on a Rays' blog about Burrell and the DFA:
- "Jobu answered my prayers"
- "We should get a refund from Philly for a clearly defective product"
- "Pat is the first guy here every day," Maddon stated. with a response of Easier to cut him when nobody else is around…
- This just in PtB has been picked up by the International Wiffle Ball League:
Quote from the manager of the Venezualan whiffle ball team, "we are thrilled to have Pat on our team, his swing is picture perfect for whiffle ball".
G-town, absolutely agree with you re: PtB
I may have forgotten but I don't remember Abreu "making excuses" and not "playing hard"..oh ya that's right, if you don't smash yourself against walls you aren't playing hard..Even though PtB never had to crash into a wall because the ball bounced off of it by the time he was even remotely close to it.
Dave - I was never a Burrell basher but I wasn't a big fan either. He was a good player here who had some real up and downs.
He never did make excuses but he never developed into a real leader either. You also have to wonder too just how many of his chronic injuries that seemed to plague him his last 3-4 years in Philly were largely self-inflicted from years of partying & not really taking good care of himself.
He looked like he was in pretty good shape during his years in Philly.
Hank Blalock is also an ex-Phillie.
The fact that Pat took a whole lot of crap from fans and never complained about it (and his subtle digs like having "Dirty Laundry" be his song were actually pretty awesome), and the fact that he was quietly a clubhouse leader and really seemed to like living and playing in Philadelphia makes a lot of people like him. I know I certainly do.
There's also the Billy Wagner "rat" story.
Oh, wait that was Jake Blalock.
MG: Mostly all valid points, esp. RE: Pat's conditioning. I wouldn't consider myself a Burrell "fan", either, but I will definitely remember him more fondly than not. It would have been easy for a guy who had so much success in college, & of whom so much was expected, to flame out spectacularly in Philly. However, he kept plugging away & never gave off the same "this is all the organization's fault, I can't wait to get out of here" vibe that other privileged young athletes do when put in the same position. I also feel his contributions in the clubhouse are sorely underrated. I can't count how many times in '07 & '08, no matter how poorly he might have been doing at the time, that Pat was one of the first guys on the dugout steps waiting to congratulate &/or encourage a teammate. Those qualities are almost impossible to quantify, but tend to get noticed & appreciated more in Philadelphia than in other places.
clout: I think you mean Jake Blalock, Hank's brother. Another in the long line of Phillies-got-the-wrong-brother guys (Garciaparra, Giambi, et al). Don't recall the Phils ever having Hank Blalock.
How many seasons was Burrell hitting .200 on May 15 while with the Phillies? I'm sure he's got some production left in him, probably plenty.
Nobody calls out Beerleaguer's mental midgets better than klaus:
"Well awh, a few threads ago we learned that everything that the phillies have ever done was correct, because in 2008 the team won the World Series and in 2009 the pennant. Gillik's signing of Adam Eaton, by the way, is vindicated."
krukker: Yup.
Burrell suffered a bit from "Von Hayes Syndrome," which is when a prospect is wildly overhyped and then incurs fans wrath for most of his career when he doesn't turn out as advertised, despite being an above average player.
Burrell was a number one draft pick and stardom was forecast by all. His 11-year career average stands at .253, his OPS+ at 115. That makes him a good player, but not the superstar that was projected.
Von Hayes' career OPS+, incidentally, was 113.
RSB...one year he was hitting around .200 on May 15 and got it all the way up to .209 by the end!
I loved his heart and he made no excuses ever, but I also thought he had one of the worst swings in baseball. I still think he closes his eyes when he swings.
1 day retirement contract - let him retire as a Phillie.
I don't quite know how this works: let's say a team needs a matt stairs type player at the end of the season and they decide to give burrell a shot, do they have to pay him in addition to the 9m or whatever the rays are paying him? how does that all work?
I believe any club signing Burrell will only have to pay him a pro-rated portion of the 2010 MLB minimum. The rest will be paid by the Rays.
It's a real shame Burrell can't DH b/c he really can't play LF any more. Hard to believe he won't catch on somewhere though.
I remember when PtB first came up to the club and everyone had high hopes for him. He actually lived up to it a few times, but there were more years of not. Yeah, he put up good numbers......if it was the 80's. We just expected him to hit about 35 HRs instead of the about 25 HRs he actually averaged.
I really wanted that last ball he hit for us to be a HR. So close.
Mark my words ... he will end up in the land where all ex-Phillies live ...Houston. Ed Wade signed him ... Ed Wade will give him a shot for a Houston lineup that is short on power. Question is where do you put him?
G_Town Dave, so what you're saying is that he was the starter's version of "scrappy."
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- Decent ServiceSJEGDined on 11/22/2014Every Benihana is the same. Same food, same concept, and same way to serve the customers. Everything was great, the food was excellent, the rice was a little burnt though, but nonetheless it was good. The only downfall to the time when we went was our cook was not entertaining at all. We are paying over priced food because of the entertainment that comes along with it. Our cook showed no emotion whatsoever. Didn't smile, barely talked. Did a trick or two but that's it. Every one from the table we were sitting at seemed a little disappointed and bored because of the chef. Although, our server was really good. Attended to our table frequently to assist us with any of our needs. I would definitely go back to Benihana, just maybe in a different location.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014Very good Service, got the 5 min before our reservation time and took me only 5 more min to be seated. Drink and food was good as same as our chef, very focus on the B- day boy( wich was my son). Requested a Spanish speaking chef and that's what we got, very pleasing experience for my Spanish speaking family. Will recomende to my friendsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EntertainingBenihanaDined on 11/20/2014Dinner was great. Our chef was very entertaining and the food was great. Maybe the portions could have been more but overall it was a good experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/18/2014our waitress, took our order wrong, spoke in whispers, with all the noise level she was not audible, we kept on asking, huh..huh...we ordered chop sticks, this came later during our meal; she missed 1 one desert at our table....our cook was silent - he had nothing to say, or even entertain; ((( my granddaughters 21st birthday, big day 4her...the food was good, fresh.
- My Birthday dinnerChenzoDined on 11/17/2014Went to your Ontario location for my birthday dinner. My girlfriend had never been and I haven't been in quite awhile. She totally enjoyed the experience and I did as well! The food was delicious, the drinks were exceptional and the service was excellent! We will be back, with the kids in tow! Thanks for the great time! Vince TovarSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodDevlinnDined on 11/16/2014I loved the food and the atmosphere. The service was great and the chef was very entertaining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/14/2014Overall we had a great experience. The food was great and the chef was entertaining. The complimentary ice cream for my birthday was a bonus. I also really enjoyed having our photo taken at the end. We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday Celebration!Thee1nOnlyMeDined on 11/13/2014I've visted this location many of times. Not every visit was enjoyable, but this evening was a memoriable one! I celebrated my 39th birthday with my husband & we really had a great time! The guest that we shared the table with were very energetic & nice, the servers were very friendly & attentaive, & our chief Will was EXCELLENT!!! He put on a festive show for our table & he prepared the food wonderfully!!! I can't wait to visit again! =)Special Features:
- Birthday FunRMS2Dined on 11/11/2014We were seated at our table within 20 mins. Very friendly waiter/Host who checked with us often to make sure everything was to our satisfaction. Chef was very entertaining and funny, the 2 kids at our table could not take their eyes off of him. The mango shrimp and salmon were cooked perfectly. A wonderful birthday celebration.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love Benihana!FoodieDined on 11/11/2014We celebrate all of our birthdays here. We love Benihana!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sharing?OhmaVIPDined on 11/9/2014Everything was terrific however you might want to let the chefs know that not everyone wants to "share" their meal. Our chef decided on his own to spread our individual meals around amongst our family. Some of us don't like what the others order. He was super nice and got us another steak but it was awkward.
- worst servicevortegaDined on 11/8/2014Great food and ambience service was horrible waited an hour spoke with manager he offered no discount or appetizer or drink for the inconvenience. Will likely not returnSpecial Features:
- i love benihanasveroDined on 11/4/2014Great food, great service and our cook Don was perfect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentChupacabra909Dined on 11/2/2014Not as flashy as before, they have competition. A bit dry at the table compared to the other grill spot in Rancho Cucamonga (Wabi Sabi). Good Food, you pay for the name. Maybe because it was lunch.Special Features:
- Good servicePjck0330Dined on 10/31/2014The food and atmosphere are great. I love the Shrimp and mustard sauce!! yummy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday DinnerBigMikeDined on 10/30/2014We made reservations through open table we were seated on time but had to wait 10 minutes for them to take our drink order.Then we waited another 15 minutes for them to bring drinks Then another 15 minutes to take the order. Ever step of the meal took about 15- 20 minutes.The chef was great the food was great Just getting started was slow and they were only about half fullSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- At least once a yearOutRaijOusDined on 10/30/2014A fun place to go. I really enjoy the show and the food. I wish they would build one closer to home.Special Features:
- Awesome!ToyCDined on 10/29/2014This place is great. I go frequently. I love Omar and Juan as chefs. Very entertaining!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ChefOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/28/2014the chef didn't cook as good as the previous one. He overlooked all out meats and fish and the fried rice was not as delicious as the previous time. He also had an arrogant attitude at times and was a little inappropriate with rude comments but our waiter was amazing and friendly and always helpfulSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Benihana's reviewSesnDined on 10/28/2014Loved it the food is outstanding. My favorite place to eat ! Family loved it , we recommend it for everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SUPERIOR SERVICE/ GREAT CHEFHELPDined on 10/28/2014ASK FOR ROBIN AND MAKI FOR A GREAT EXPERIENCE PERFECT FRIED RICE SURF AND TURF AND WHAT A SHOW THIS GUYS GOT ALOT OF ENERGY NO MISTAKES ON THE MARK EVERYTIME SLICE AND DICE AND THE FOOD KEPT COMING OH YA....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food.kasmcallenDined on 10/27/2014This was the best experience I've ever had. The food had the best flavor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Benihana Birthday Visit!PAFBABSDined on 10/25/2014The food experience was great except the fact that we cannot use our Birthday $30-Off Certificate on the actual birth-day that was on Saturday (Can only be used Monday-Thursday).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nervous cookPartyof3Dined on 10/23/2014I've been here before and I don't remember tasting too much like spices. I think the cook put too much of everything on everything. I think the cool was new, he was quiet compared to other cooks I've had in the past. Not to mention in the beginning of his show, the spatula slipped out of his hand and went flying toward my 3 year old...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Teppan grillBigMikeDined on 10/23/2014We used open table to make reservation it worked great.We were seated right away the server tool k our drink order.The grill master arrived about 15 minutes later went over our orders .He began to prepare our order performing a great show as he did showing his master knife skills.The food was great .It was my wifes birthday so all the servers sang happy birthday and took our picture . The whole dinner took about 2 hours .It was funSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/23/2014Our Chef was having a bad night. Part of the experience is the personality and talent of the chef "NOT"!Special Features:
- Made it rightPennyWennyDined on 10/23/2014We go every year for my mothers birthday. It is a drive from our house, so total trip was 4 hour experience. The cook was funny but overcooked most of my mothers meal. I made a little note of it as I don't like to pay so much and hear my guest is not happy. The manager was SO AWESOME, she came to us and made my mom happy by offering to cook her something fresh to take home. I am usually happy if my mom is and that was a definite fix for our meal. I laughed a lot and enjoyed the show. I wish I made enough money to eat here more often. Delicious!!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/20/2014We came here for my husbands birthday. We really appreciated how (robin)our chef included the kids in the experience and made them laugh.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mr.PmrpaulDined on 10/18/2014This is one of our favorite spots in the Inland Empire. The food is especially good and the atmosphere and service is terrific. My family always books a reservation here for special occasions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/11/2014Everything was great , just the wait time for chef to get there was pretty long.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Benibeni Goodfoodgem2Dined on 10/7/2014Had a great time celebrating my fiancee birthday with our kids chef was great place looked awesome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Entertaining Diningsprts4life21Dined on 10/6/2014If you like places where the chefs keep you entertained and cook right in front of you, this is the place for you. The chefs enjoy the interaction especially with the ids. Our kids love it there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodAnneyDined on 10/6/2014Great food. Wait staff not as good. Had to ask for steamed rice even when it was specifically ordered. Soda glass was taken during meal another was not brought until asked for. Chef was very entertaining. Food presented to be appealing to dinerSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service was a bit slowlovefriedriceDined on 10/6/2014Our server was a bit unattentive and we had to wait quite a while in between his visits. But he was very nice and brought us anything we needed...it was mostly at the end of our meal that we had to wait for awhile before he brought dessert, and then another wait for the check. Our chef was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- not too much entertainmentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/5/2014The food was great but the chef did not put my of a show which I thought the cost of the food was because of the combination of food and entertainment. The table next to us, however, had a really talented chef. I was disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great atmoshereSallyDined on 10/4/2014The food was great. The Chef and the waiter were both fun and friendly. I was my friend's birthday, and he really enjoyed the it as well.Special Features:
- BenihanaBeniDined on 10/4/2014Fun place to eat. Great for kids and adults. Great food. Lunch is very reasonably priced. Dinner is a little pricey.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New Experience.fun4usDined on 9/26/2014My husband and I have gone to Benihana's in the SF Valley many years ago, since we were in Ontario for a special occasion for our grandson, we decided to do something special for him and his mother. Looking on the web site for things to do in Ontario I found your restaurant listed. My daughter and her son had a wonderful experience for their first visit to Benihana. Thank you.Special Features:


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Gail Bryan and her husband have unlimited text messaging on their cell phones but when they both received an unusual text message claiming to be from Compass Bank she knew something wasn't right.
"I thought it was strange cause I have no account with Compass Bank," said Bryan.
The text read "Your immediate attention is required. Call now."
When Gail called the number on the text message, she got a recording with a warning.
"It said 'Your debit card has been compromised. Please press 1 to reactivate your debit card,'" said Bryan.
Bryan said the message that greeted her concerned her, so she hung up and called Compass Bank.
"I talked to a customer service rep and told her about the text. She said, 'We do not text our customers,'" explained Bryan.
The scam is a "phishing scam" where victims are tricked into revealing their personal information. Victims think that they're providing their personal information to their financial institution, but instead they're giving it to identity thieves.
"We're retired. We worked hard for our retirement, and I don't want a piece of garbage coming in and taking my money," Bryan said.
Compass Bank officials are warning customers on their website, explaining about the fraudulent text messages and telling customers not to respond to the messages.
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On Saturday our dear friends Mary, Clara, and Lydia, along with their parents, hosted a lemonade stand for Paddy. When we arrived several of their friends were chatting in the shade enjoying homemade lemonade, iced tea, and banana bread. The families were very generous and very sweet. All of the money they earned will go to Angel Service Dogs to help train Paddy for Nathan. It was such a lift to see friends take on some of the fundraising and educating in this way. Our community is both deepening and widening. We are extremely grateful. Yeah team Paddy!
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Each of Nathan's encounters with peanuts has happened in spite of his cautious parents' precautions. Each time his reaction has been more severe. While Nathan has become very careful about everything he eats; always checking packaging, quizzing cooks, and questioning waiters, peanuts still slip in. As Nathan approaches middle school, his family's goal is for him to enjoy the many activities that go with growing independence including going to camp, sleep overs, and eating out with his friends. Paddy will be there to give everything one more check, helping to reassure Nathan is safe in the world.
Nathan's journey with allergies began when he was just two years old. Nathan's mom said, "He had never had peanuts and when I picked him up from school one day, in the distance, I thought he had someone else's sandwich in his hand. On the way home from school, he began vomiting." When he was seven he was at a bake sale where he bought a cookie after the seller assured him that it did not contain peanuts. He took one bite and spit it out immediately. His mothers account of what happened next shows how quickly life can change. "He washed out his mouth and I thought he was okay. He'd thrown the cookie away so I wasn't sure it was actually peanuts. Soon he was rolling on the lawn, miserable inside and out with red welts all over his body. His mouth and throat hurt. He began vomiting and I rushed him to ER at Children's hospital. As soon as I said peanuts the receptionist started calling for help. Before I could sign him in a dozen doctors were working on him. They saved his life."
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Lena Nyadbi in front of her work Dayiwul Lirlmim, which will be stencilled on the roof of the musee du quai Branly. Photo: Katherine Griffiths
The rugged and remote East Kimberley region of Western Australia is a long way from the Eiffel Tower.
But visitors to Paris' most famous landmark will soon see an artwork depicting an Aboriginal dreaming story by indigenous artist Lena Nyadbi.
Nyadbi's Dayiwul Lirlmim (Barramundi scales) will be stencilled on a 700-square-metre section of the roof of the musee du quai Branly in Paris. It will also be visible to Google Earth users when it is unveiled in June.
Australia Council chairman Rupert Myer said the rooftop installation would be 46 times bigger than Nyadbi's original black-and-white painting, which will also be housed in the Paris museum.
The installation is based on Nyadbi's painting of a dreaming story of three Gija women fishing for a barramundi that eludes them but leaves behind scales that turn into diamonds. Dayiwul Lirlmim is a traditional story of the area now known as Lissadell Station, which is home to the largest diamond mine in the world.
The Paris museum's president, Stephane Martin, compared the roof installation to Michelangelo's painting of the Sistine Chapel.
The musee du quai Branly is dedicated to the art of non-European cultures and has more than 300,000 artefacts in its collection, including 33,000 from Oceania. It has attracted controversy in the past for the way in which it displays objects and the fact that many were the product of French colonial conquests.
Nyadbi's artwork is already part of the fabric of the museum's building, along with seven other Aboriginal artists. Even though she has never visited the French capital, Martin said Nyadbi had come up with a way for her work to be enlarged and reproduced on a surface subject to snow and bad weather.
''I guess through her dreaming or through her experience of water I suppose she got an incredible feeling of the museum, of its location by the river and of what could be conveyed in Paris of what she had to say,'' he said.
Nyadbi was born around 1936 in the East Kimberley region and undertook a 10-year apprenticeship before she began painting in 1998 at Warmun Art Centre after working as an indentured labourer on cattle stations. She paints using charcoal and hand-made natural ochre from Gija country.