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Views from the 'Bridge : Views from The 'Bridge is a brand new night of Cambridge-based contemporary performance made by you.
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WOW – Women of the World: Celebrating the incredible achievements of women and girls as part of this year's Cambridge Festival of Ideas.
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We're looking for women (and men) with short, 7-ish minute performances for the closing event of WOW – Women of the World on Sunday 26 October, at Cambridge Junction. The festival is a packed day of events that celebrate the incredible achievements of women and girls as part of this year's Cambridge Festival of Ideas.
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Cycle of Songs is an Arts Council England funded project commissioned by Cambridge City Council, devised by the award winning Pilot Theatre and Historyworks to mark the Tour de France visit to Cambridge on 7 July 2014. Cambridge Junction was involved in the selection of this exciting art work.
Cycle of Songs from Historyworks on Vimeo.
The project showcases and celebrates the talent and diversity of Cambridge and includes many local people of all ages sharing their voice and celebrating the city in song.
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We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded funding as one of the National Portfolio Organisations of Arts Council England (ACE).
We will continue to receive a grant of £587,418 per year during 2015/16 – 2017/18 to support our varied programme, which includes creative learning and outreach work as well as its acclaimed presentation programme of live music, theatre, dance, comedy and family events.
Cambridge Junction is one of 670 organisations to receive funding through the scheme, and the only National Portfolio performing arts venue in Cambridge.
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Christine Doddington, Acting Chair of Cambridge Junction's board said:
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Labeling, rating, and certification programs should be supported to ensure that indices of energy efficiency come into common use. More energy efficiency is purchased when simple indices become easily available. There have already been some commendable federal and private initiatives toward labeling appliances and vehicles and rating or certifying buildings for energy efficiency. Some uniform system of measurement and some uniform labeling format should exist for each class of goods being certified or labeled. The question of whether such standards should be developed by the federal government or some other source hinges on credibility (see Chapter 4). The decision on whether labeling or certification of energy efficiency should be voluntary or mandatory depends on the extent to which energy-efficient decisions are considered to be a public interest. Past experience indicates that private interest has only occasionally led to certification programs.
Public agencies and private firms should develop better ways to give energy users feedback. Techniques should include monitoring devices for use in buildings and vehicles and more informative utility bills. Feedback is necessary because energy flows are generally invisible to energy users; the effects of efforts to cut energy use are also very difficult to judge (see Chapter 3). Feedback provides information that is specific to an energy user's situation, and it makes that information highly credible. Research should be expanded to identify understandable measurement units for feedback. When the units are for residential energy users, the research should be done by the public sector, because it offers some benefits to the general public and because the cost of identifying appropriate units cannot be recovered by individual manufacturers that might do the research. For defining understandable units of energy use for organizational energy consumers, the research might appropriately be done by large organizations or their trade associations. Research should also proceed on attractive feedback displays; this work seems appropriate for the private sector, as it can be incorporated into equipment designs that can compete with each other. Feedback equipment should be demonstrated and tested in pilot projects, supported by public or private funds. More informative utility billing systems should be field tested and considered by regulatory agencies as possible requirements.
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Khlebtsov, Boris and Zharov, Vladimir and Melnikov, Andrei and Tuchin, Valery and Khlebtsov, Nikolai (2006) Optical amplification of photothermal therapy with gold nanoparticles and nanoclusters. Nanotechnology, 17 (20). pp. 5167-5179.
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Recently, several groups (Anderson, Halas, Zharov, and their co-workers, 2003; El-Sayed and co-workers, 2006) demonstrated, through pioneering results, the great potential of photothermal (PT) therapy for the selective treatment of cancer cells, bacteria, viruses, and DNA targeted with gold nanospheres, nanoshells, nanorods, and nanosphere clusters. However, the current understanding of the relationship between the nanoparticle/cluster parameters (size, shape, particle/cluster structure, etc) and the efficiency of PT therapy is limited. Here, we report theoretical simulations aimed at finding the optimal single-particle and cluster structures to achieve its maximal absorption, which is crucial for PT therapeutic effects. To characterize the optical amplification in laser-induced thermal effects, we introduce relevant parameters such as the ratio of the absorption cross section to the gold mass of a single-particle structure and absorption amplification, defined as the ratio of cluster absorption to the total absorption of non-interacting particles. We consider the absorption efficiency of single nanoparticles (gold spheres, rods, and silica/gold nanoshells), linear chains, 2D lattice arrays, 3D random volume clusters, and the random aggregated N-particle ensembles on the outer surface of a larger dielectric sphere, which mimic aggregation of nanosphere bioconjugates on or within cancer cells. The cluster particles are bare or biopolymer-coated gold nanospheres. The light absorption of cluster structures is studied by using the generalized multiparticle Mie solution and the T-matrix method. The gold nanoshells with (silica core diameter)/(gold shell thickness) parameters of (50-100)/(3-8)~nm and nanorods with minor/major sizes of (15-20)/(50-70)~nm are shown to be more efficient PT labels and sensitizers than the equivolume solid single gold spheres. In the case of nanosphere clusters, the interparticle separations and the short linear-chain fragments are the main structural parameters determining the absorption efficiency and its spectral shifting to the red. Although we have not found a noticeable dependence of absorption amplification on the cluster sphere size, 20-40~nm particles are found to be most effective, in accordance with our experimental observations. The long-wavelength absorption efficiency of random clusters increases with the cluster particle number N at small N and reveals a saturation behaviour at N>20.
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MAKING these cookies, I feel I'm keeping my mother's Christmas spirit alive. They were her special treat each year at holiday time. These cookies are great for keeping children busy - they can cut up the gumdrops and eat all the black ones (they turn the dough gray). -Letah Chilston, Riverton, Wyoming
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Prep: 15 min. + chilling Bake: 10 min./batch
1-1/2 cups spice gumdrops
3/4 cup coarsely chopped walnuts
1/2 cup golden raisins
1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour,
1 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 cup shortening
1 egg
1/4 cup buttermilk
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
Cut gumdrops into small pieces, reserving black ones for another use.
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Spartanburg, S.C. -- The Spartanburg Human Resource Association (SHRA) offered area college students the opportunity to learn what it is like to work in Human Resources. Six students from the University of South Carolina Upstate visited area companies where they were hosted by area human resource professionals and were able to observe first hand, what goes on in a busy HR office.
Erica Sanders, a communication major visited Mack Molding; Tameca Smith, a business/management major visited Spartanburg Regional Medical Center; Lashaun Tucker, a business/marketing major visited Diversco; Tamara Thompson, a business/management major visited Barnet Polymers; April Carr, a business/marketing major visited National Starch and Chemical Company; and Emily Pye, a business/management major visited First National Bank.
Students were paired with employers by Barbara Bishop, SHRA Board Member who coordinated the event for the Spartanburg Chapter. Betty Guzzo, SPHR, USC Upstate Career Center, worked with faculty and students at USC Upstate to promote the event.
In addition to the site visits, the National Society for Human Resource Management, SHRM, the SHRA Spartanburg Chapter #077, provided two $500 scholarship awards to students. Several students prepared a 500-word essay, completed an application and obtained letters of professional and academic reference in order to be considered for the $500 scholarship. The winners were announced at the SHRA Meeting on October 12.
USC Upstate students Tameca Smith and Emily Pye were the winners of the scholarship awards. Tameca Smith, a senior from Mauldin, plans to attend graduate school to continue her interest in a career in management accounting. Emily Pye, a senior from Boiling Springs, plans to pursue a career in human resource recruiting when she graduates in May 2007. Both Smith and Pye are students in the School of Business Administration and Economics.
"We thank the professionals on the board of the Spartanburg Human Resource Association who sponsored this award, the National Society of Human Resource Management who provided a matching $250 for the scholarship, USC faculty who prepared and supported our students, and all the company representatives from the area who took time away from their hectic schedules to mentor a student," said Guzzo.
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So I said to him, "I am not going to say anything to anybody. I will keep your secret. You remain enlightened; it is doing good both to you and to people. People need somebody: they are in constant search to follow somebody. At least you cannot indoctrinate them, you cannot give rubbish to their minds. In a way you are innocent. You have not done anything. You have simply offered gifts, whatsoever you had.
"You don't have anything other than that tea" that was all that he was using, that was all his food. "And you are feeling in good spirits. Thousands of people gather, and on particular festival days the village becomes a big city. People are enjoying, you are enjoying - I am not going to disturb the game. I simply wanted to find out if it is possible that something which is not enlightenment can be misunderstood as being enlightenment. That is proved by you. And I am grateful to you that you were sincere with me; you did not hide anything."
A tear came into one of his eyes - the other eye was paralyzed - a tear of thankfulness. I continued to go to see him once in a while; it was not far away. Whenever I had time, once in a while, I would go; and he started loving me. Perhaps I was the only person who has sat on his cot. With one of his hands he would pull me up and make me sit by his side on his cot.
People would touch my feet also, and I would say, "You are already mistaken; now you are again making a mistake. At least don't commit this mistake." But they never understood me when I said, "You are already mistaken. At least don't commit the same mistake again."
A madman sometimes can have glimpses which the rational man cannot have because the madman has stepped out of the mechanism of mind; of course on the wrong side, from the back door, but still he is out of the mind. Even from the back door he can have some glimpses which are not available to the people who never come out of the house. Certainly he is not so fortunate as to have come from the front door: that needs tremendous effort.
Madness is a disease. It happens to you - you don't have to make an effort to be mad. It is a sickness and it is curable. Enlightenment happens through tremendous awareness and arduous effort.
Enlightenment is the supreme health.
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Health means the body is whole, nothing is missing. And from wholeness comes the word holy: the spirit is whole, nothing is missing. Similarly, the word medicine and the word meditation come from the same root - that which cures. Medicine cures wounds in your physiology, and meditation cures wounds in your spiritual existence, in your ultimate being.


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Last year a bill that would have restricted smoking inside all public places was defeated in the state Senate, but this time around, legislators are proposing the same ban, but just for a majority of public places.
"People who smoke, obviously they're addicted," said Ex-smoker Patrick Fogarty. "I was addicted. I think they should have a chance to smoke as long as it's not intruding on others."
That's exactly the problem. A lot of non-smokers feel smoking in public places is intrusive.
That's why lawmakers are proposing a ban that would prevent people from smoking in most buildings.
"I agree with that, absolutely," said Bill Wanner. "I think the public spaces should be regulated in a uniform way."
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Some smokers aren't too thrilled with the idea. "I feel I should be able to smoke wherever I want to smoke," said Kellie Shelton.
As far as smoking inside restaurants, that would be left up to local government, not a comforting thought for some local business owners.
A local government making a decision on whether or not there should be smoking in a restaurant is just out of line and a violation of our freedom of rights to do things," said Tony LaBua, owner of Chaps Ice Cream Shop.
To mandate that they can't have that possibly crosses a line that we need to think hard about crossing," said Michael Rodi, owner of Rapture.
Exceptions to the ban would include private homes and vehicles, designated hotel rooms and specialty tobacco stores, but some say that's just not enough.
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Wouldn't it be nice if you could turn off sweating with the flick of a switch? Well, you can tweak your daily habits to avoid more serious sweat sessions. When the forecast calls for heat, Ricanati suggests backing off anything that raises your body temperature, like caffeine and spicy foods, and adding cooler, milder foods like watermelon to your diet.
Does your day call for breezing in and out of air conditioning? Wear layers of lightweight cotton (it breathes better than most fabrics) that are easily taken off, so your body more readily adjusts to the extremes. Likewise, during a workout, peel off a layer after you warm up; it regulates your internal temp better than just wearing a tank top at the get-go. If you're a stress sweater, then try to keep calm before an anxious situation; a few cleansing breaths, meditation or a yoga class can do wonders. And downing plenty of H20 is a must. "Whenever you sweat, you're losing water. Drinking more ensures that you're staying hydrated and cool," says Ricanati.
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A former Omaha resident who escaped custody in Council Bluffs last November had four years and three months added to his sentence on Wednesday.
Twenty-five-year-old Princeton Baker was completing a 27-month sentence for attempted robbery at a halfway house when he complained of feeling ill. While being taken back from a medical facility to the halfway house, Baker jumped from a moving vehicle and tried to take several cars before being caught by Council Bluffs police.
U.S. District Judge James Gritzner ordered that the 51 months be served consecutively to the prison time remaining on the original sentence. He also ordered Baker to then serve three years of supervised release.
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My Family & I Tried this Product with our new Waffle Maker, and I can't say we were that impressed with the "taste", we made the next few batches with added sugar and vanilla extract....which made them great. Just tasted like it needed something, or something was missing!
For the Price and Quantity you get, I would just rather make my own batter...since I have to "add" things to make this one taste a little better!I recommend this product.
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Do What You DoPosted by on December 17, 2009 – 11:08 am
You know the old adage "Stick with what got you here." It's a philosophy that's often used in the NFL, but it wasn't used last week against the Vikings. As a result, I'm wondering if the Panthers, who host the Vikings this Sunday night, have taken note.
Let me explain.
In preparing for last week's game against the Bengals, I noticed that Cincinnati was rushing the ball at a 60% clip on 1st down, the 2nd-highest mark in the league. But I wondered to myself if perhaps Cincinnati's offensive staff would alter their play calling on 1st down, largely because they were facing one of the NFL's most dominant run defense and because they could try and expose rookie LB Jasper Brinkley – who was starting his 1st career game – in pass coverage.
So I asked 2 Vikings coaches – one on the offensive staff and another on the defensive staff – if they thought the Bengals would alter their approach on 1st down. Both coaches told me they didn't expect Cincinnati to change. Basically, they were of the opinion that at this point in the season you are who you are, and that most teams choose to stick with what they do best.
That explanation made sense to me. As it turns out, the Bengals would've been wise to stick with what works. But they didn't.
Cincinnati ran just 9 times on 19 first down plays, not counting the 4th quarter – when Cincinnati was behind and had to throw most of the time – and also not counting QB scrambles on 1st down. That's just 47.3% of the time compared to their season-long rate of 60%. Even more puzzling, when the Bengals DID run on 1st down against the Vikings, they were +47 yards, which is 4.66 yards per attempt.
For some reason, though, the Bengals didn't stick with their trend of running on 1st down.
That brings us to the Panthers. Carolina enters this weekend's game against the Vikings running 58.4% of the time on 1st down. Will Carolina stick with their trend? Or will they deviate away from it?
Given the fact that they boast the league's 4th-best rushing attack and given how much Cincinnati struggled when they went away from their 1st-down running trend, I expect Carolina to stick closer to their approach of running on 1st down.
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I hope they do try runnin it down our throats. That'll make it easier for the Vikes to dominate.
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Ai Sushi Sake Grill
- Address:
4123 Cedar Springs
Ste 102
Dallas, TX 75219Neighborhood:
Turtle Creek / Oak Lawn
- Cuisine:
SushiPrice: $30 and under
Ai Sushi Sake Grill
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.aisushidallas.com/
- Phone: (214) 468-4587
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:30am - 2:30pm
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm; Friday: 5:00pm - 12:00am; Saturday: 4:00pm - 12:00am; Sunday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Japanese
- Executive Chef: Sung H. Chang
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Wine
A word from Ai Sushi Sake Grill
For over 10 years we have been serving the Dallas area delicious Sushi and Japanese made with the freshest fish & freshest ingredients. Signature riceless rolls such as Kristy Roll have made us well respected in Sushi & Japanese Cuisine.Continued
Guess can enjoy Sushi & Japanese Cuisine through the fresh and creative dishes. Just 5 minutes from Downtown Dallas, Ai Sushi Sake Grill offers daily specials and offer exceptional service and food.
Guess can enjoy Sushi & Japanese Cuisine through the fresh and creative dishes. Just 5 minutes from Downtown Dallas, Ai Sushi Sake Grill offers daily specials and offer exceptional service and food.
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Ai Sushi Sake Grill reviews from OpenTable diners
14 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (9)fit for foodies (9)late-night find (7)good for groups (7)romantic (6)great for lunch (4)hot spot (4)great for brunch (3)special occasion (3)great for outdoor dining (2)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Excellent selection, great sushi and serviceHangryNoMoreDined on 11/17/2014Speciality drinks are a nice change but the sushi is why you should dine here. Excellent service too and something for everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great As AlwaysJeremiesVIPDined on 9/19/2014We are always taken great care of at Ai by Kristy & her team, they are as fantastic as the food, we love it!Special Features:
- Fun girls night!StaceyDined on 9/18/2014Went here with a couple of my girlfriends for happy hour...had a wonderful time. Their house wine selection is nice, there Sake bomb was notable, and the sushi was delicious! I would definitely go there again!Special Features:
- Great Sushi!BlondeTravelerDined on 9/12/2014My friend and I had dinner at Ai last Friday night. Everything was delicious and pretty. The owner stopped by our table 2 or 3 times to make sure we were happy, which we were. If you haven't been here before and love sushi, give them a try.Special Features:
- JCknowsDallasJCknowsDallasVIPDined on 9/1/2014Just excellent and inventive Sushi.Very hip bar scene and great for late dinner.Special Features:
- Wonderful ExperienceDelicious2eatDined on 8/29/2014This was our first visit and found it to be one of the best restaurants I've ever been too. The food was fresh, imaginative, delicious, and beautifully served. The wait person was really nice to be around and made our evening very enjoyable. She also surprised us with a beautiful and unexpected birthday treat for my partner, which completed the most enjoyable dining experience.Special Features:
- The following 40 reviews are from the Ai Sushi Sake Grill reviews archive.
- Fun. Good sushi/great locationDrinkDineVIPDined on 7/26/2014The food is great. Location is excellent. Service always prompt.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- greggmillVIPDined on 7/5/2014I love to eat and dine here. The restaurant and servers are very attentive to my needs. Everything is fresh and prepared professionally. I'm always amazed by the decor and and artistic display of the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CGoldDined on 5/27/2014I thought the food was exceptional. The salmon and yellowtail were delicious and fresh. The tuna was a little on the older side, I believe. Not bad! Just a little tough. It should melt in your mouth like butter, but this was a bit chewy. Prices are totally comparable to other sushi in the area. Happy hour drink specials are SUPERB!!!Special Features:
- Love it.WineNDineDined on 5/24/2014Celebrated a birthday here. The staff was extremely friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AMAZINGitschagirlyaVIPDined on 5/16/2014The food is FABULOUS! The best riceless sushi I have ever had! Great service, good people. Overall, a great experience and I would highly recommend this restaurant to ANYONE! Even for the non-sushi lover!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ai Sushi, always fantasticJeremiesVIPDined on 5/10/2014We always love our time at Ai Sushi where we are treated like family and the food is always fantastic!Special Features:
- Ai Sushi SakekcrooneVIPDined on 5/4/2014Wow! I found your restaurant on Groupon and decided to try this out while in Dallas visiting friends. We were all in awe of the sushi combinations and the fresh taste. I think our favorite was the lobster roll or was it the Dallas or the Luv Luv? Too many good ones to pick a fav! Will definitely come back.Special Features:
- amazing sushi. perfect date nighttwilDined on 4/25/2014The sushi here is sooo good. They have a very unique and extensive variety of sushi. There are really good happy hour deals 5-7 PM BUT happy hour deals don't apply if you have a Groupon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great sushi and seafoodgmillVIPDined on 4/19/2014Everything is very fresh. The signature rolls are delicious. I love the service because they go to every effort to make the dinning enjoyable.Special Features:
- Great sushicinnamonDined on 4/11/2014We had the creamy shrimp to start, then the Snow White roll, the Valentine roll, and one other roll I can't recall the name of. The creamy shrimp was delicious, but the Snow White and the Valentine rolls were even better! I will definitely return to have those two rolls again.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Back again and againpeachesbockVIPDined on 4/5/2014This was our second visit to Ai and we brought guests from San Jose and two artists after a gallery opening. Food was terrific and service very good. We really enjoyed the "different" types of rolls (White Russian was great!) and the salmon and white tuna were outstanding. Will be back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We went with a Groupon andJamesTDined on 4/5/2014We went with a Groupon and the receptionist first refused to sit us with other friends. The atmosphere is good but the food quality did not match up.Special Features:
- Always AccommodatingJeremiesVIPDined on 3/28/2014Ai Sushi and the owner, Kristy are always more the accommodating & friendly! We have been going there since they opened and we have always been made to feel appreciated being called by name after the first few visits! This last visit we took them the ingredients from our favorite roll from a sushi restaurant in Kansas City I use to work at and they happily made it for us and it was better than we remember it because the quality of Ai's sushi is a step above! Kristy even said they would probably be adding it to the menu which would be amazing! Thank you Ai, Kristy & the rest of the team for the continued great experience we always have!Special Features:
- Great first timeRBScottDined on 3/22/2014Took some first timers for sushi. Best choice ever.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sushi most enjoyed.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/9/2014We should have ordered sushi only for dinner, outstanding! The kids meal was plentiful and a nice presentation. The would not allow us to substitute rice for the french fries, thought that was odd and not flexible. The two entrees we ordered did not meet our expectation. We will return to enjoy the sushi.Special Features:
- Better to share...MCVAVIPDined on 3/6/2014This was my 2nd time dining at Ai. I decided to try the katsu curry with pork tenderloin and a sushi roll. I can't remember which roll I had, but it was good. The curry was closer to a yellow curry, not the katsu I was accustomed to--a friend's homemade recipe, or others I've had in Dallas. The portion was more than generous, and I barely finished the piece of meet alone. It reminded me of schnitzel, but since I had only had katsu chicken before, I don't know if the pork was cooked authentically. The little rice and sauce I ate during dinner was fine. I took most of it home, thinking it would be good with a fried egg the next day. I was disappointed with my idea to make more than one meal of this dish. Next time, I'll split it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good sushiMaggieVIPDined on 3/1/2014I went here with my boyfriend on a Saturday night at 7pm for dinner, I would assume this would be the most-busy time all week for a restaurant... Well not here, there were maybe one or two other tables but aside from that it was totally quiet. The sushi was good and the modern atmosphere was cool. I am always weary of a restaurant with no people in it during a peak-meal time though. Overall I would go again because the food was good, but the environment was not full and fun.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service is a little weird...LiquidDined on 2/8/2014Service is a little weird... You have no specific watier/waitress making it hard to place an order or even get a water refill. Sushi was good but the calamari was horrible. IIt was so thick you couldn't chew it, kinda reminded me of a power cord but fried. :-( Also octopus salad was life changing in a bad kind of way... Do not order that unless you like the show "fear factor"!
- Incredible Food.TravelsFrequentlyDined on 2/8/2014Sushi was incredible, drinks, and desserts were all to rave about. Would definitely reccommend this restaurant. The owner was attentive and wanted to make sure we had a great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent sushi bar/ restaurant.gmillVIPDined on 2/7/2014Excellent sushi bar/ restaurant. Their menu is always the freshest and the food is great. The staff is very attentive and do their best to make the occasion perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved itBeautiful9602Dined on 2/7/2014Service was great, there were waiters always checking on us, a bit too much at times. The food was great. I fell in love with rice less rolls.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great sushi, friendly serviceDrinkDineVIPDined on 2/1/2014Excellent location. Owner stopped by, very friendly. Wanted to ensure all was good. In fact, all was great. 6 friends got together enjoyed the sushi, the restaurant, the "vibe". Good stuff... This location has had a few turn overs. Really hope this one stays.Special Features:
- Poor serviceDallasdivaVIPDined on 2/1/2014We waited for 10 minutes, and when we were finally greeted they asked if we had been helped. When we said no, it took another 10 minutes for someone to greet us. He then said that they don't have assigned tables, and they all help each other's table. We were helped afterwards but it was mediocre. The sushi was also mediocre.
- Absolutely Delish!Rollergirlusa99Dined on 2/1/2014Such an awesome variety of sushi and sashimi that that's all we had! We had the Kristy (Rice Less), wrapped in cucumber - my husbands favorite. We tried the Panic roll (Signature), which, while the heat snuck up on you, was not unbearable. Just right. And the crab topping tasted better than any I've ever had. We tried the Yellowtail Heaven (Ai Heaven Specia), our least favorite. Not by any means bad, there was just a lot to compete with! And we had the Pumpkin Roll (Cooked) which literally melted in your mouth. Stuffed as we were, we decided to finish it off with Tempura Green Tea Ice Cream. It was unbelievable (and huge!) and we ate every bite. A little pricey without the Groupon we had, but we would go back in a second!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Soooo goodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 1/28/2014I am a sushi lover and this is one of the best places I have found. Best house salad dressing!! I have been here many times and get a variety of rolls, sashimi and nigiri. Loved everything and the ahi tuna tower is to die for. To wrap it up we had fried ice cream with chocolate sauce. The owner is so nice, she really wants to make sure you are enjoying your meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New Favorite Sushi PlaceMyrnaVIPDined on 1/21/2014Try the Love Love Roll, it is the best. Love their riceless rolls as you get more fish/protein in the rolls. Very good. If you like wine with your sushi - not a good wine list but everything else and the venue is awesome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Riceless is the way to go!1tuffcookieVIPDined on 1/12/2014Ai serves up some neat rolls. Ai has many flavorful and rice less rolls that are unique in tasting and makes you forget that you are not eating any rice with these rolls. The Kristy and Pumpkin rolls were two of my favorites. The Panic roll is for those who love spicy. It had the perfect amount of heat in each bit. The Ai roll is a mixture of raw salmon and tuna wrapped in soy paper. The edamame was mediocre. The cucumber salad was just perfect. The vinegar sauce they used was not over powerful at all. It wasn't a busy night but the servers seem occupied more at the bar than to the customers. Overall, I would dine here again but it wouldn't be my first choice.Special Features:
- Love Ai!JeremiesVIPDined on 1/9/2014Always love Ai! The only small issue we had this time was 3 different people constantly checking to make sure we are okay. Being checked on is wonderful, but when 3 different people are doing it the number of times it happened bordered on bothersome. Certainly better than the opposite though!Special Features:
- Excellent Asian foodPhantom52Dined on 1/4/2014Ai Sushi Sake Grill had a variety of menu choices which included Korean, Chinese and Japanese. The Chinese option was sure to please the kids and the Korean choice was a plus. Strawberry and green tea mochi is a must try. Sushi was great and overall, the food and experience were excellent. We are surely coming back to this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SushiOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/31/2013The owner works here and she is a gem! Very friendly. The sushi speciality rolls are very good, but a little on the expensive side ($14-20). The standard rolls are moderately priced and are the same found almost anywhere. The fried rice is AMAZING - ORDER IT! I've been here many times and will return in the future. The service was a little lacking this visit but was NYE (but they were not overly crowded at 7:30).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great neighborhood findWhateverVIPDined on 12/25/2013Sushi was excellent - some very unique and delicious dishes. Service was excellent despite that they were quite busy.Special Features:
- really disappointedlive2dineDined on 12/25/2013Dined here on Christmas Day for dinner. The service was above average, but the food was fair. This is not a true sushi restaurant and the sushi was not very fresh.Special Features:
- Understaffed and over pricedOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/25/2013I don't mind paying top dollar for high end sushi but this is on par with a US influenced restraunt. It was understaffed in the kitchen and in the dinning room.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Strange atmosphere, Great sushiDocCrocDined on 12/21/2013Tons of rice less rolls, if you like tuna and salmon check out the LoveLove roll. The blue lighting was clublike but the food is wonderful. Good selection of nigiri, rolls etc and they even have some ingredients I've never seen in rolls before like mango. The entire staff is helpful and despite a mistake of one of our orders to another table we really enjoyed this plaxeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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My Love…
It has been a wonderful day. Now near midnight and time for bed I want to tell you how perfect I believe our love is and how filled my heart is with you.
From "Again the Magic" by writer Lisa Kleypas
I want morning
and noon
and nightfall
with you.
I want your
tears, your smiles,
your kisses…
the smell of your hair,
the taste of your skin,
the touch of your breath
on my face.
I want to see you
in the final hour of my life…
to lie in your arms
as I take my last breath.
Posts Tagged 'Most true emotion'
In Your Arms
Posted in Comfort of being loved, Inspiration of love, My Heart is Full, tagged compatibility, feeling safe in love, Most true emotion on March 30, 2014 |
My Love…
Real Estate In My Heart
Posted in Inspiration of love, Magic of Love, Shaped by love, tagged love expressed simply, loving with all my senses, Most true emotion on February 5, 2014 |
My Darling…
My love for you is indelibly stamped on what once was untouched real estate in my heart. Now that space is forever yours. I would not want it any other way.
I wrote your name in the sky,
but the wind blew it away.
I wrote your name in the sand,
but the waves washed it away.
I wrote your name in my heart,
and forever it will stay.
Poem credited to Jessica Blade
Difference True Love Makes
Posted in My Heart is Full, Soft and Tender, Value of love, tagged always with me, Magic of a hug, Most true emotion on January 22, 2014 |
Hearing you at my front door in the first awake minute of my day was a wonderful surprise. With sleep in my eyes and bed hair flying, seeing you started the day off superbly. It's amazing the difference true love makes.
Italian writer and poet of the 16th century Torquato Tasso
it be
Because We Love Each Other
Posted in A Matched Pair, Arrival of Love, Comfort of being loved, tagged loving with all my senses, Most true emotion, rediscovering love on January 16, 2014 |
It's no longer clear exactly who I was or what I felt before we fell in love. Nothing much has really changed, yet everything is better because we love each other. My dreams seem more possible than ever before.
East Indian writer and poet Ritu Ghatourey
I will love you always…
When your face is full
of the lines of every smile
you have ever smiled,
of every surprise
I have seen flash
through your eyes,
when every tear
you have ever cried
has left its mark
upon your face,
I will treasure you
all the more,
because I was there
to see it all.
The Key to Love
Posted in Power of Love, Shaped by love, Strength of Love, tagged loving with all my senses, Most true emotion, rediscovering love on November 22, 2013 |
My Love…
We made it through a major challenge, but stand stronger together now than before. Over time it's inevitable we'll face more troubles, but I promise you my love is true and strong. I'll be there when no one else will. I will understand when others won't… always.
By an author unknown/anonymous writer
The key to love is understanding…
The ability to comprehend not only
the spoken word
But those unspoken gestures,
The little things that say so
much by themselves.
The key to love is forgiveness…
To accept each others faults
and pardon mistakes
Without forgetting,
but with remembering
What you learn from them.
The key to love is sharing…
Facing your good fortunes
as well as the bad, together
Both conquering problems,
forever searching for ways
To intensify your happiness.
The key to love is giving…
Without thought of return
But with the hope
of just a simple smile
And by giving in
but never giving up.
The key to love is respect…
Realizing that you are
two separate people,
with different ideas
That you don't belong to each other
That you belong with each other,
and share a mutual bond.
The key to love is inside us all.
It takes time and patience
to unlock all the ingredients
That will take you to its threshold.
It is the continual learning process
that demands a lot of work,
But the rewards are more
than worth the effort.
And that is the key to love.
More than Yesterday
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Our love is safe when we are apart. Distance fashions the heart to be stronger when the love contained therein is real and true. I love you more than yesterday, but not as much as tomorrow.
By an author unknown/writer anonymous
Distance never
separates two hearts
that really care,
for our memories
span the miles
and in seconds
we are there.
But whenever
I start feeling sad,
because I miss you,
I remind myself
how lucky I am
to have someone
so special to miss.
My Love "Is"
Posted in My Heart is Full, Power of Love, Strength of Love, tagged compatibility, love and friendship, Most true emotion on October 13, 2013 |
My Darling…
I will love you through every second, minute, day, month, year and decade of my life. And if it's possible to love after death I will love you through endless centuries and millenniums. I have not control over it… my love 'is' and shall always be.
Award winning British/Australian author Lucy Christopher