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Like everything going green on St. Paddy's Day or ghoulish on Halloween, over the next three days our fair city will be going gay for PrideFest. And Denver's Art District on Santa Fe is no exception to this rule: For the third year running, this stretch will be transformed into a gayborhood for th ... More >>
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During times of trouble like this, it's heartening to see the outpouring of support. After the jump, we've posted all the benefits we're aware of that have been organized by local artists and cultural organizations that are pitching in to help. And rest assured, we'll be adding even more as we hear ... More >>
Denver's public schools have been showing support for Haiti in a big way, between "penny wars" at Place Bridge Elementary, Hearts for Haiti at Goldrick and dozens of other fundraising events. The latest effort comes in the form a school fundraising staple: bake sales.
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The headlines Friday on a new report published in Health Affairs all agreed: "Eating right comes at a big fat price!"
Stupid broccoli. You taste like broccoli and you're expensive? Well, pass the Fritos, because I guess there's nothing to be done. Nutrition costs too much!
According to the study, which surveyed 1,300 participants in King County, Wash., shopping to meet the United States Department of Agriculture's recently revamped nutritional guidelines comes at an added cost. Looking at what it would take to meet the recommended daily allowances of potassium, fiber, Vitamin D and calcium, researchers found that an individual's grocery bill could rise as much as $380 a year.
It's true that plenty of research has found a correlation between obesity and income, with the nation's poorest hit hardest in the growing health epidemic. But let's consider a few things before running out for a Taco Bell value meal.
For starters, that $380 a year was the upper limit for how much more survey respondents figured they'd need to hit their nutritional marks. Even that dollar-a-day figure could be dropped significantly by taking the time to shop for cheaper nutritional superstars like lentils, cabbage, carrots, oranges and bananas. So push that Whole Foods fantasy that eating right involves acai berries and fancypants mushrooms out of your brain.
Another overlooked factor is the high cost of eating out, both nutritionally and financially. A hefty 37 percent of the average American food budget goes toward eating out, and in many cities that figure creeps considerably higher. Cook at home, boil some water, save some money.
I feel the economic pinch too, keenly. My household income has declined in the past two years, and yet, darn it, my growing children just keep needing meals. When I made the decision last year to give up the plastic-wrapped supermarket meat and chicken for local and organic, I had to accept that I'd be buying a hell of a lot less meat and chicken to fit within my budget. I wince at the cost of organic milk, which my daughters chug by the jug.
But after crunching the numbers and living and shopping differently, I know that it can be done. Beans and grains come in a wide variety of forms, and thankfully, they're cheap. Also, here's a tip — water. Unlike juice and soda, it's free.
It takes time to scope out sales and figure out what's in season. It takes effort to support the local farmers' market over ConAgra. At the end of an exhausting day, it's hard work chopping up red peppers that the kids might reject anyway. And absolutely, food is both a social and economic issue.
But remember that we've been living too long under the cheap-chicken delusion — that mass produced food, cheaply made and distributed, is acceptable and a right. It's neither — and the health benefits of proper eating should not be a luxury that only the wealthy should enjoy. A dollar a day is a pretty small price, in the long term, to avoid the escalating drain on our health and our collective care system.
To paraphrase that old saw about education: You think kale is expensive? Try heart disease and Type II diabetes.
Mary Elizabeth Williams is a staff writer for Salon, where this essay was posted.

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Newsletter from Superintendent Brill
November 2014
While the leaves are turning and the holidays are fast approaching, our classrooms remain filled with powerful teaching due to the dedication of our teachers and support staff. During our professional development day on October 31, teachers collaborated with colleagues to acquire new skills and strategies to support all students in gaining mastery of the Common Core State Standards. This included a focus on math instruction, guided reading, Restorative Practices, technology integration, specialized instruction and behavior support strategies for our students with disabilities, differentiating curricular expectations, to name a few of the workshops.
I am proud of our teachers and support staff who work tirelessly to ensure all of our students graduate from our school system prepared for success in college and career. Three employees who exemplify this dedication to our children and families were recognized as Employees of the Quarter at our November Board meeting. Congratulations to certificated staff member Adriel Briscoe and classified staff members Laura Low and Susan Ma.
As part of our effort to ensure all students have opportunities to obtain high-skills, high-wage jobs when they complete their post-secondary pursuits, more than 200 students participated in the College Night on October 30, where they gathered important information from representatives of 45 different colleges. Meanwhile, our 8th grade students are making choices about the Small Learning Community of which they will be a part when they enter high school. Please click the following link to learn more about these exceptional career pathways.
Once again, the District is required to develop/refine a Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) with input from students, teachers, support staff, and parents. The Plan must be approved by the Governing Board by June 16, 2015. The purpose of the process is to:
Our intention is to achieve more equitable and positive outcomes for all students (including underserved populations such as English language learners, students in families with low income, Foster children, Homeless children, African American, Latino/Hispanic and students with disabilities). We are expected to align our resources and practices to realize our District Goals which were developed in the 2013-14 school year:
We are posting all input gathered, relevant documents, and a detailed timeline with important meeting dates on our LCAP Portal 2015-16, located on our District webpage. To learn more about District and school-wide initiatives, join us on November 13 at 6:00 p.m. in the San Lorenzo High Cafeteria for our Parent Engagement Committee (PEC) meeting, followed by the District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC) meeting at 7:15 p.m. We look forward to your input and on-going involvement throughout the year.
Have a fabulous holiday season!
On January 9th, over 100 SLZUSD directors, administrators, teachers, and community partners started the new year by learning more about Restorative Practices (RP). The aim of Restorative Practices is to develop community and to manage conflict and tensions by building relationships and repairing harm. To learn more, click here. Led by Amos Clifford of The Center of Restorative Process, this day was a unique and powerful experience. Sitting together in a large circle, participants actively participated in a variety of restorative exercises including an appreciative inquiry where volunteers used a structured process to publicly thank and appreciate someone else in the group. The tone of the day was overwhelmingly positive and created a feeling of care and closeness that will in turn radiate out and impact our larger school community. Here is what people are saying about the day:
"I thought the last training we had was the best ever. We used to use classroom circles years ago and this will help us to start them again."
"This is exactly where we should be spending more professional development time with teachers and staff."
"The day helped me form a closer tie with my administrator and colleagues."
"I now have a powerful tool to use in the classroom to resolve conflicts at the classroom level, build community, and share positive feelings about one another."
Visit http://www.centerforrestorativeprocess.com/ to download a free Restorative Circles curriculum guide.
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Monash Street, the main street of Nyah West
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Nyah West is a town in Victoria, Australia near the Murray River, the border with New South Wales. It is near the Murray Valley Highway (Nyah West is on the railway line, Nyah is on the highway), 371 kilometres (231 mi) north-west of Melbourne and 27 kilometres (17 mi) north-east of Swan Hill. The town was established when the railway line was extended from Swan Hill to Piangil in 1915 passing some distance to the west of the established township of Nyah. A full Post Office opened here on 1 December 1917.[2]
At the 2006 census, Nyah West had a population of 552. It is the business and commercial centre of a prosperous irrigation district which produces wine and dried fruit, as well as vegetables and wool.
The town in conjunction with neighbouring township Nyah has an Australian Rules football team competing in the Central Murray Football League.[3]
Golfers play at the course of the Nyah West Golf Club on Yarraby Road.[4]
- ^ Australian Bureau of Statistics (25 October 2007). "Nyah West (State Suburb)". 2006 Census QuickStats. Retrieved 2007-10-01.
- ^ Premier Postal History, Post Office List, retrieved 2008-04-11
- ^ Full Points Footy, Nyah-Nyah West, retrieved 2008-07-25
- ^ Golf Select, Nyah West, retrieved 2009-05-11
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Lily Allen isn't shy of an opinion or ten, but she's surprised us with her latest revelation, by admitting that she feels 'unworthy' of her husband. She married painter and decorator Sam Cooper in 2011, and they have two children together, Ethel and Marnie. But Lily says she feels like she doesn't deserve her husband. Speaking to Australia's Today, she said: 'I still don't feel worthy of my husband. He's an amazing person. I am very lucky to even have contact with someone like that never mind be married to them and have children.'
And this isn't the first time Lily's engaged in some #RealTalk. Here are four other times that she's open up recently...
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Lily's comeback hasn't been quite the success we all imagined it might be, but she's philosophical about it, telling The Mirror: 'I put my trust in other people, which I don't usually do. I usually go with my own gut feeling but maybe I wasn't feeling as confident as I have in the past because of all the hormones. Maybe the songs aren't good enough this time, who knows? I just know I can't wait to get back into the studio.'
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Opening up during an interview with Women's Hour, Lily said: 'Because my drug taking has been so well documented I can't really do anything. Quite rightly they'd say, 'You're a hypocrite. You went and experimented and said it was a right laugh.' I'll advise them of the downfalls and the risks but I don't really like judging or implementing rules on people. I'm not that kind of person.'
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Speaking to Beat, Lily revealed that there's more money in personal appearances than record sales: 'Everyone assumes I made millions from the John Lewis ad. I probably made £8k,'she said. Speaking about person al appearances, she added, 'there are two levels to it. There are the GQ Awards, but also the snobby launches of a new water at Claridge's. Pointless stuff. And we all turn up because we get paid to be there… I didn't know how bad the music industry had got in those four years I was out.'
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Speaking about her recent dramatic weight loss today, Lily put it down to her diet of crisps, saying: 'I just eat a lot of crisps, I'm not really eating a lot of proper meals [while on tour]. Only when I'm able to get to a restaurant.' A crisp diet? Why didn't we think of that!


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Gandhi, generally considered to be a pretty smart guy, once said no culture can live if it attempts to be exclusive. Expand horizons by immersing yourself in Mexican culture for an evening this weekend. The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, in partnership with the General Consul of Mexico and the Lone Star Film Society, is sharing all things Mexican at the Festival de la Risa. Spend a mellow First Friday at the Modern soaking up Latin-influenced music, munching gourmet food or watching a classic Mexican comedy film about a bum mistaken for a wealthy long-lost brother (which sounds eerily like the plot of a Judd Apatow movie). Concerts and film screenings are scheduled through Sunday. The Festival de la Risa is a part of Mexican 2010 Celebrations, marking the Bicentennial of the Independence and the Centennial of the Mexican Revolution. The festival also continues next weekend at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, 3200 Darnell St. Admission to the gallery is $4 for students with ID, $10 for adults and free for children 12 and under. Museum hours vary. For more information call 817-738-9215 or visit themodern.org.
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Paula Rothman is a full time owner/director who has been at the helm for over 15 years. Her extensive experience as a day camp and school director and her work with pre-school through teenage children make her a valuable friend and advisor to our North Shore families through the summer, as well as during the off-season. She is the leader of our senior staff leadership team and takes great pride in our on-going, comprehensive staff training program. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and a Master's Degree in Education.
During the winter months, Paula stays in contact with camp families and staff, organizes off-season events, tours new families, plans the following summer's activities and interviews and hires new staff members for the upcoming camp season.
Paula serves on the board of NYSCDA (New York State Camp Director's Association). She was the Vice-President and Secretary of the Long Island Camps and Private Schools (LICAPS). She has served on the Board of the American Camp Association and serves on committees for Morry's Camp and S.C.O.P.E. (Summer Camp Opportunities Provide an Edge Program). Morry's Camp and S.C.O.P.E. are both programs that provide well deserving economically disadvantaged youth with the opportunity to attend summer camp.
Joni Iacono
Joni Iacono joined the North Shore team in 2002 bringing with her many years of teach-ing and working with children both in a classroom and recreational setting. Before com-ing to North Shore, in addition to teaching, she was the director of an after school pro-gram at an elementary school in Queens for 15 years. Joni holds a Master's degree in Education and considers herself a lifelong learner in all aspects of life. Her philosophy in working with children is one that encourages them to feel confident in their developing abilities. As an educator for over 25 years, she has acquired many skills to help children develop their own sense of self as well as learn to be successful in a social setting.
Prior to taking on the role of Associate Director, Joni worked extensively with our First & Second grade girls creating a program that ensured new friendships and experiences for each camper. She brings a strong sense of humor to everything she does and be-lieves that laughter is the best medicine.
Joni understands the value of the camp experience for children through her own experi-ence as a camp parent. Watching her own child grow and develop through her camp years has helped Joni to understand what is needed to create a special experience for each camper. Joni's own child ultimately joined the North Shore Day Camp staff, carry-ing on the teaching of our STARFISH values.
Richie Sherman
As a member of our leadership staff since 1999, Richie brings to NSDC more than twenty-five years experience as a day camp and sleep away camp Head Counselor and Associate Director. Throughout the year he is actively involved in staff hiring and training, program development and camp operations. An outstanding educator and Assistant Principal for over 30 years, and an author of educational books, he possesses a nurturing warmth and gentle, positive humor combined with highly professional skills and competence. Richie is respected by campers, staff and parents alike, and is a reassuring staple of the North Shore "family." He is an active member of the American Camp Association.
Judi Vandow
Judi joined the North Shore family in 1999. With over twenty years of camp experience, she brings a wealth of day and resident camp knowledge to our leadership team. Judi's spirit, energy and compassion is demonstrated through her daily contact with our campers, families and our staff as she helps to provide an atmosphere of fun and friendship. During the winter months Judi assists in developing programs, as well as recruiting and hiring staff. She is an active member of the American Camp Association.


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Businesses in the city with five or more employees must now provide workers with at least five paid sick days as part of a new bill recently approved by the City Council that supporters say is a victory for workers' rights. NY1's Roger Clark filed the following report.
The morning rush for java at Dandy Espresso on Madison Avenue was a busy one Tuesday. Owner Albert Wu opened up in February and says the cold winter made it a tough go at first.
"The bad weather definitely prevented a lot of people from coming and noticing that we were here," Wu said.
Just as things are picking up, Wu's place is one of those impacted by the new paid sick leave law, approved by the City Council in February and signed into law by Mayor Bill de Blasio last month. It lets an estimated half million additional workers start building up time toward up to five paid sick days a year.
Wu employs seven people, and says while the plan is well intentioned, he doesn't see it working in a city where small businesses face sky high operating costs.
"It's definitely going to be more paperwork for me and my manager and it's going to be more time invested into the store in terms of working hours for us and also we are going to have to be paying for employees that are on a sick day while we are working their shifts," Wu said.
For employees like chef and assistant manager Juan Vital, the new rules have more of an upside. He is a a husband and father of two children.
"Before I used to think about it: If I'm going to get sick, and I'm not going to show up to work, I am get fired or I'm not going to get that extra money. Now there is going to be something better," Vital said.
However, Vital admits this could be a burden on his boss. Manager Dave Hinckley agrees that the plan is good for employees but wonders how it will affect their bottom line.
"I came from a family where you work for everything so it's expected if you don't work you don't get paid. That's the way I was brought up," Hinckley said.
Despite his doubts about the law's effectiveness, Wu still says he is going to comply with it 100 percent.
"The only thing we can so is hope for the best. And that's it," Wu said.
Impacted businesses have six penalty-free months to adhere to the guidelines. Meanwhile, the city and business groups are reaching out to spread the word about the new law.
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DETROIT – General Motors Co. said Wednesday it expects a modest gain in pretax profits this year as global sales growth slows.
The No. 1 U.S. automaker joined others in forecasting slower growth in the red-hot U.S. market. Still, GM and industry analysts expect sales to reach or exceed 16 million for the first time since 2007.
GM said it plans to use profits from the U.S. and China – now its largest market – to boost weaker parts of its business. For instance, it will spend an estimated $1.1 billion to restructure its European operations.
We're taking advantage of the strength in the U.S. and China to engage in other areas such as our international operations, GM President Dan Ammann said on a conference call with reporters. Ammann said GM's restructuring costs should drop off significantly in 2015.
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MONTREAL (AP) -- Matteo Ferrari scored in extra time to give the Montreal Impact a 3-2 victor against Real Salt Lake on Saturday.
Ferrari's own goal in the first half gave RSL a 1-0 lead.
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Who's your favorite Uchiha and why?
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Teuchi uchiha, he is funny
Itachi - hero
Madara - badass
Sasuke - duckbutt
Sasuke. No explanation needed.
Sasuke Uchiha
He is Uchiha Ofcourse
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Teuchi uchiha, he is funny
Oh damn!
Madara because he is basically me in the manga
Adding a poll right now
Sasuke he is a pretty girl.
itachi because he is a boss and shisui because he seems pretty cool
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Lord Madara.
Has the highest Solo count in the manga.
Lord Madara is elegance.
Lord Madara is bliss.
Lord Madara
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Sasuke Uchiha, great depth in character and has a great design
Sasuke he is cool, calm, and collected.
Only Itachi .
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- He had so much potential that he needed to be killed off
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- He is exceptionally skilled
- always calm in battle
- He had so much potential that he needed to be killed off
Itachi also won every battle he's been in by soloing his opponent.
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sasuke and obito, wish there was a poll for both of them at once
Madara - Has the most tragical backstory, to the point where I can actually feel his pain. He has the most evil and villain personality. He represents as war lord and pretty much has most depth and written perfectly.
Obito for me.
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Think I might have finally cracked a solution for the default opening location of Windows Explorer shortcut purely by chance.
Currently the only way to change the default opening location is to manaully modify each user's shortcuts to point to my computer et al. If a new user logged on, the shortcuts for them would still default to Libraries.
The way i've worked around this is to store a copy of a modified Windows Explorer shortcut (%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe ::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}, which opens up my computer) in the netlogon location of my domain share.
Then I create a batch file called explorer-shortcut.bat (can be anything ofcourse).
(replace shool.local with your domain name)Code:@echo off xcopy "\\school.local\NETLOGON\system\Windows Explorer.lnk" "C:\users\default\appdata\roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Accessories" /y
Next I set up a group policy and set the script to run as the computer is starting up, by going too Computer Configuration -> Policies (If you're using server 2008) -> Windows Settings -> Scripts -> Startup. Then add the batch file to the startup list.
What this does is copy the modified shortcut to the deault user on the Windows 7 pc, which is then used a basis for all new users that log on. Which also creates a copy in the Pinned Start Bar.
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Air traffic control tower personnel saw the airplane lift off the runway and attain an altitude of about 100 feet. A pilot approaching the runway for landing saw the airplane lift off and noticed it was not climbing. He saw the airplane "lagging" and "wallowing in the air with flaps extended." Shortly after, the accident pilot advised an air traffic controller that he was "a little overweight" and would need to return to the airport and land. The air traffic controller cleared the airplane to land on the parallel runway or the grass area surrounding the runways. The pilot did not respond. Several witnesses near the airport, including the pilot in the landing airplane, saw the accident airplane impact the ground and burst into flames. A postaccident examination revealed that the wing flaps were fully extended (40 degrees). Weight and balance calculations indicated the airplane was slightly under maximum gross weight. Postaccident examinations revealed no evidence of preimpact mechanical malfunctions or failures that would have precluded normal operation. The pilot received his private pilot certificate almost 2 months before the accident and had flown a Cirrus SR20 almost exclusively. He reportedly had flown the Cessna 172, the accident airplane make and model, for a few hours, but this report could not be confirmed. Cirrus SR20 takeoffs are normally made using 50 percent flaps, whereas Cessna 172M takeoffs are normally made with the flaps up. The pilot most likely configured the airplane incorrectly for takeoff and the airplane was unable to climb due to his lack of familiarity with the airplane make and model.
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Speaking on the March 8 edition of the local public affairs program, Southern Tier Close Up, Broome County Stop DWI coordinator Chris Marion and Binghamton Mayor Rich David provide more details about the move of the popular Chris Thater Memorial bicycle and foot races from the area of Recreation Park on Binghamton's west side to downtown this year
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We're all accustomed to Japanese cuisine and traditional sushi, sashimi, tempura and miso. But when Kurobuta opened a month ago serving japanese junk food, we were more than a little intrigued. Grazia's Emily Maddick went along to find out what the fuss was all about...
'Asian-fusion food seems to have been doing the rounds of culinary cuisine for yonks now, so news of a new establishment serving up such grub is usually met with a stifled yawn. Not so with Kurobuta, which serves Japanese junk food, or rather pub grub with a Japanese twist. 'It's like comfort food; Japanese shepherd's pie, Japanese pizza,' explained our waiter.
The flagship venue of Kurobuta in Marble Arch has been open a little over a month now, with an insanely popular pop-up version in the heart of Chelsea on the Kings Road. It is nearly impossible to get a table in the smaller Chelsea branch, so I booked a table at the Marble Arch venue instead.
First off, the venue. It's cool. There wasn't an orchid or a glass sculpture type thing in sight. Instead a rib shack-esque joint, although not too shacky with hanging light bulbs, pumping music (perhaps a little too pumping on reflection) with Manga-esque stickers randomly dotted around the place. Especially in the loos. A happy, vibey, fun place.
I never thought I would be able to rave about a humble serving of edamame beans as I have been since. Victoria Beckham (who reportedly lives off the low-calorie delicacy) should get David to sling some in a Sake marinade and grill them on the barbeque pronto, because dear god, Flamed Edamame with Sake, Lemon, Butter and Maldon Salt (£4) are the stuff of dreams. So good we ordered a second portion.
The dishes come like tapas, so no starter, main, pud situ here. The menu is very full and was perhaps a little overwhelming, so we asked for help and the most popular dishes. So in no particular order, the following was served up:
Salmon Gravadlax and Avocado Tartare with Dill Mayo, Rice Crunchies and Fresh Yuzu Zest (£11) - does what is says on the tin and the combo of Gravadlax and Rice Crunchies makes you feel like you're combining childhood fun-cereal with posh canapés from your parents' dinner party. It works.
Yellowtail Sashimi with Kizami Wasabi Salsa and Yuzu-Soy (£13) this was the most Nobu-esque dish we sampled. (The chef, Scott Hallsworth, was previously the head chef at Nobu London)
BBQ Pork Belly in Steamed Buns with Spicy Peanut Soy (2 Pc Per Order) – The junk food theme is kicking in here and you've got the Japanese equivalent of a hot dog. It works. (£13) Ditto the Tuna Sashimi Pizza with Truffle Ponzu, Red Onions and Green Chillies (£9.50) – Dominoes Pizza this is not. But if Nobu made pizza, this is how it would be. Heaven.
Sadly, by this stage, the very large serving of BBQ Kurobuta Pork Ribs with Honey-Soy-Ginger Glaze (£15) utterly defeated me. And I was left staring in the face of some of the most delicious ribs I've ever tried. Had I a dog, he would have been delighted with a doggy bag.
Of course there was a enough room to squeeze in a selection of the finest sweet treats. And here things suddenly got terribly fancy and French-pastry-esque. Not really very junky at all, but beautiful and very, very sweet.
All this was washed down with fabulous cocktails and vino. Dinner for two including wine and sake should set you back £100 or so. Not quite your normal junk food prices, but then this is in no way your normal junk food.
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