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A question about shawarma and Toronto..
- duckdown Mar 11, 2009 06:54 PM
I am looking for shawarma places you know of that use white meat
Before you go and say dark meat is tastier, or moister, or anything like that... I just want to start by saying: I don't care :)
i find it fatty, greasy, and chewy sometimes, and just don't even care for the appearance even.. Laugh or criticise or whatever but I think the breast meat lets you taste the marinade better as well.. and you don't have to cook the living crap out of it, so don't give me the "ohh it's dry though" argument
When I've taken my (limited) trips to Montreal, passing or staying in Ottawa even sometimes, I've tried alot of shawarma places down there which most will agree is superior to ours, but even more surprising to me was that the places I liked all used white meat there
I was talking to a guy working at one of the places one time, and I told him how where I was from in Toronto, its almost impossible to find a shawarma place that uses white meat.. His explaination to me was that Ottawa and Montreal has a large portion of Lebanese style shawarma, which should use top quality breast meat... there are obviously many other styles of shawarma
Sarah's is dark meat, and most of the other frequently mentioned places... Red & white, etc, all dark meat..
Nick's Famous in Mississauga is all white meat, and I like it, but I hate their garlic sauce and it kind of ruins the experience for me... their shawarma caesar salad with homemade garlic pita croutons though is really good
So, even if you've been to one of the zillion shawarma places in the GTA and didn't like it, but remember for a fact that they use white meat, I want to hear about it! Hopefully this thread isn't doomed to 0 responses, laff
a dark meat hater
I agree for some reason the shawarma isn't as top notch as the places I used to frequent when I used to live in Ottawa. Nor is the garlic sauce or "toum" quite the same either.
However, Milo's pita in the toronto life food court, you can get a "white" shawarma for 10 cents extra. It's pretty good, I've been getting it there since I first had it and have never looked back! It's more really white meat grilled on a skewer and then stuffed into a pita but it's tasty and I like tasting the fresh "char" on it. The toum is pretty good too. That being said I wouldn't mind hearing about any other places serving "white" shawarma's in Toronto.
re: deabot
Went to Milo's Pita today, based on the comments here. The "white meat" option is not shawarma, but a chicken kebob. It was really good but it was not shawarma.
re: CarNut
Ah, so more like a souvlaki
Still probably quite tasty though
White meat Shawarma? What the? Dark meat has more flavor, has better texture, and is juicier.
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Honestly, there aren't too many good Shawarma places here, which truly sucks. I personally prefer beef Shawarma, and it's been a pain trying to find a place that does it well.
re: uberathlete
Have you tried Nasib's or Farhat or, I think, Ibrahim on Lawrence E. near Warden? They have good beef shawarma. I'm partial to Nasib's these days.
re: Yongeman
Farhat! I'll assume you haven't been there in a while. It's gone downhill in some noticeably vile ways.
duckdown, if I make it to Shawarma Empire today I'll report on the state of the chicken. I confess I've never made note of it being white or dark. I typically live it up and go for the beef. It's the best shawarma of the Lawrence of Arabia strip.
re: duckdown
Unfortunately, duckdown, it's dark meat. Too bad really because it's so darn delicious. The hot sauce really sets it apart from others. The sauce doesn't become a burial ground for the other elements. It sharpens the flavours. I feel like you're missing out.
re: embee
was going to ask about this... anyone have any idea what this place is like? i wasn't too happy with their shawarmas the last time i had them and have since not bothered with them at all.
btw... nasr was in a state of disrepair but not as bad as i had expected considering reports. the shelves were a bit bare though.... i thought it was interesting that they had veal ribs available and ended up buying some beef ribs for a chocolate inspired braise... delicious with less marbling than product at T&T but much beefier flavour. i noticed the meat on the rib to be a little more spare than what i'm used to but really liked the quality. did not ask about aging though it certainly did not look wet at all. i think it was about 4-5$/lb on sale and i would consider getting it again when i'm in the area. it's pricier compared to T&T but flavour is so much more important.
re: Davedigger
Yup, you're absolutely right.. I've been here before, and it's only a block or two away from Goldin's smoked meat which I visited today, so I also grabbed a shawarma on the way home.. Very tasty, and home made cashew baklavas...
And they are Lebanese, which seems to re-enforce my theory that Lebanese shawarma is white meat (as I was told before)
Thanks for the reminder
re: duckdown
I'm not sure if that's why, but I haven't found schawarma comparable to Ottawa in my experience (though admittedly, I've pretty much stopped trying). Ottawa does have a sizable Lebanese population.
re: tjr
Don't give up tjr, if I went by your reasoning I would never have eaten shawarma again after having it at the holy grail of shawarma, some joint on Hamra street in downtown Beirut oh so many years ago :)
I had pretty much stopped trying too after many lacklustre downtown shawarmas, but I tried Milo's Pita last week and it was really not bad. And the suggestions above give me further incentive to keep trying... on the whole I find that the shawarma I've had in Toronto is underseasoned/lacks spice. It could also use a hit of lemon at some point in the assembly process.
And yes, lebanese shawarma (if my mother is anything to go by, and she should know...) is white meat only.
re: dxs
There is a Lebanese shawarma place at Dundas and Chesnut on the second floor called Grab N' Wrap or Wrap N' Grab...forgive me for not knowing the name but you can't miss it...the windows are covered in signs and the place is usually packed......I am not 100% sure if it is white meat only but I believe that it is.....
re: dxs
We have tried it and it is great. They have a two shawarma deal that with a can of pop was just under $ 10. The staff is great there, very friendly and accomodating. One of our lunch gang is vegetarian and but hates the main stream veggie options of tomato and lettuce only....there veggie wrap is LOADS of grilled eggplant and roasted cauliflower.... only $ 2.99.
re: books
Re: Dundas/Chestnut, you're thinking of of Wrap & Grab, which is very meh - it just gets a lot of traffic because of its location near City Hall. If you go a block or two west to Dundas and Simcoe, Anoush has opened a location there and has surprisingly luscious chicken and beef shawarma. Odd, because their other locations are unmemorable. Pass on the falafel, which is pre-cooked.
(This post is not for the OP - there is a *reason* why precious few use all white-meat chicken. My mouth gets dry just contemplating it.)
re: duckdown
Re-reading my response above I think I may have been overly definitive. My mother has made shawarma at home many times and never ever used dark meat, but I'll grill her on the subject next time I speak to her.
re: Yongeman
Thanks. I can rarely resist a pun!
Another two kebabs up for Milo's! All homemade and super delicious.
But yeah, the average shawarma in Ottawa takes it to the average in Toronto.
White or dark meat? Who cares?! IMO, whether its the Middle East, Europe or North America best .tasting is LAMB Shawarma.
re: Charles Yu
Yes I get alot of these responses whenever I mention this subject, but regardless, I am a fan of white , not dark!!
re: Charles Yu
I'm with you, Charles, but duckdown is quite definite about his dislike of dark meat, so is on a genuine quest for all breast meat shawarma.
re: Charles Yu
Where do you get a LAMB shawarma? I love LAMB!
re: Davedigger
Farhat on Lawrence Ave has one, but, what was once a great place has fallen mightily.
re: Dr Butcher
agree with Dr. Butcher. I'm not certain, but maybe Ibrahim has lamb too--on the south side of Lawrence E. in the same block as Farhat, I think.
re: Yongeman
As far as I remember, Ibrahim has beef and chicken, as does Shawarma Empire and Nasib's. There are a few more places on the Lawrence strip but I've not tried them as of yet. Personally I stick to Shawarma Empire first, and Ibrahim second. Nasib's was a little bland for my taste.
re: Dr Butcher
Do you know of any in the west end?
re: Dr Butcher
I can confirm that Ibrahim does NOT have lamb. The only place I have had it is at Farhat, where it USED to be wonderful. One of these days I might work up the nerve to try their newly expanded place to see if they've gotten the food back up to snuff, but I've been wary.
re: Wahooty
Thanks Dr. B and Wahooty for the clarification. I guess Farhat is the only one on the strip with lamb. I used to really like it there, but will have to give it another go soon.
re: Yongeman
We have crossed Farhat off our go-to list. Price has gone up again and they haven't had lamb the last 4 times we went. The beef and spicey beef (a ground beef amalgam -- really awful) don't make it for us.
re: Davedigger
Bissli Grill (Centre & Dufferin) in Thornhill makes a beef shawarma with some lamb mixed into it. Unfortunately, they only make it on Thursdays and Fridays now, and it always sells out early! Judging by the quality of their other choices though, I would trust that it would be worthwhile. p.s. if you happen to go, you just might run into some Alphonso mangoes in the vicinity.
re: Charles Yu
Charles, the one place that looks like it makes a strict lamb shawarma is College Falafel at College and Ossington. I've been meaning to try it but it's been closed at night the couple times I've been there. Not only do they have lamb, but also Haligonian sweet donairs, veal liver, a good selection of desserts, and reputedly excellent falafel. Check it: http://www.collegefalafel.com/menu.htm
The guy at Ibrahim's said they sometimes put some lamb in with the beef.
Bissli Grill has a beef/lamb mix that's pretty good. They have this new housemade thick naan style bread that they use to make a huge wrap for your sandwich as well, if that would be your preference. They also used to have turkey shawarma like back in Israel.
I actually cant eat real dark schwarma. Most of the time I think it is a mix of thigh and breast. But the other day at a new place up in thornhill called Maron, it was dark meat that must have been leg or something. real dark. Took one bite and spit it out. If you know me, thats just crazy talk when it comes to schwarma. Anhow, my favorite takeout schwarma is mashu Mashu in Forrest Hill Village. Its pretty white, defitnitly enough so that a guy who doesnt like dark meat can fully enjoy it. They have great hot sauce there too, so make sure you get that. Same recipe as the new Shoom Shoom.
I think ME VA ME uses white meat and it is by far the best shwarma and falafel place in the GTA.
Try Alex's Falafel and Shwarma
4580 Highway 7
Markham, ON L3R 1M5
I am not a Shawarma fan but my daughter loves theirs. I go for the falafel which they make to order from in-house freshly ground chick-peas. And their baba ghanouj.
Melodies on Highway 7 and Leslie has what you're looking for - their Shawarma is completely white meat. It tasted different than normal shawarma, but was still great!
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re: furhead
Melodies does indeed have tasty Shawarma. I've had the chicken (yes, all white meat) and the beef (Angus beef). The only thing that bugs me is the 75 cent upcharge for the tabbouleh.
re: OTFOODIE
Glad I found this (a year later); I'm trying Melodies chicken shawarma tomorrow.
BTW, Stevesinu, ME VA ME is decent for sure, but definitely not the best in GTA! There are multiple choices in the Lawrence E area that are better... no question. My personal favourites are Shawarma Empire and Ibrahim
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re: furhead
Excellent, thank you for the reccomendation. I have never tried this
re: duckdown
So I just got back from Melodies and I have to say it was pretty good! It certainly was white meat shawarma only (they even had a little sign there that confirmed it!), and combined with the ingredients they use and whole wheat pita, it's probably one of the healthier shawarma's you can get! In fact they seem to try to cook all their food a little healthier than the norm (they don't deep fry their falafel balls, for example).
The place was BUSY (I mean the line went out the door) so it's not such a well kept secret (although it certainly doesn't get mentioned much on Chowhound) but everything tasted good so I will definitely be going back. It is also the closest shawarma to my work and I like it better than the next closest which is Alex's Falafel and Shawarma on Hwy 7.
One thing to point out is that you have to specify what veggies you want right when you order; most places give you a chance to do this after you've ordered and they are actually making it, but not here. I had to remove the pickles and tomatoes myself (not a fan of pickles on shawarma). The standard toppings for their chicken shawarma on a pita are Hummas, Tzatziki, Lettuce, Tomato, Pickles.
re: superjj
Sounds awesome -- problem is that I'm all the way in Brampton.. I drive crazy distances for good food, but all the way to Richmond Hill for a shawarma is pushing it, even for me.
Thank you very much for the detailed info though -- next time I am out that way I'll be stopping in for sure. The guy who does my XBOX360 hacks is out there
re: chocabot
I haven't tried it, but I will check it out as soon as I can, thanks for the reccomendation!
A new place just opened up right at the corner of bay and gerrard called Kabab Grill. Just tried their shawarma which is white meat and I finally understand the white vs. dark shawarna debate, white meat is definately the way to go. I really enjoyed the shawarma, better than Milo's I think. The space is very clean with lots of seating on the second floor. They also do arab pizzas. They seem to be catering to the healthy lunch crowd. was not impressed with the kababs and grilled meats on my first visit but am glad I gave them another chance.
Also, they have a couple of shelves full of assorted baklava. Upon questing the owner about where they were made he said they were from Syria, but I can't imagine they would keep fresh in transport. I wonder if my question was lost in the language barrier and they were actually from Patisserie Royale, which I beleive is Syrian owned, because the pastries reminded me of theirs from their appearance. Wondering if anyone can confirm this?
re: Santeria
Thanks for the post! Glad to see there is another white-meat shawarma convert
Unfortunately that sounds like an area I am never, ever in. and I bet parking is a bloody nightmare :(
If I am ever around there though, I would definitely stop in.
Thanks for the tip!


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Best sushi in San Diego
- greglor Oct 3, 2008 05:36 PM
My wife and I haven't had a babysitter in months, and we're going out for sushi tomorrow night. The meal has to be perfect. What's the best sushi in San Diego?
re: kare_raisu
second sushi ota!
Fish Market downtown has excellent sushi along with Taka in the Gaslamp..
Kaito Sushi in Encinitas gets lots of love on this board but have not been.
Kaito Sushi
Excerpted from an earlier post of mine: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/5615...
I have not found any potential contender to Kaito's top spot in my personal sushi rankings. For quality Kaito sets the standard for all of San Diego.
At Kaito there are no gimmicks. What they do is simple and honest. No need to understand why it matters that head chef Morita-san has been traditionally trained since youth in Tokyo under the watchful eyes of two masters. All one needs to enjoy themselves at Kaito is to bring an honest palate and an eagerness to try something new.
To further improve the experience leave your sushi choices to Morita-san and go for an omakase course, as most of their loyal customers do. In return you'll be rewarded many times over - this will be the very best sushi experience that you can have in all of S.D.
re: cgfan
Nothing else compares.
For your visual pleasure only:
re: daantaat
Kaito. I agree.
re: Enorah
We went to Kaito for the first time and I thought it was the best sushi I had ever had.
Definitely was much friendlier than Ota and we got very helpful service with explanations about fish we had never tried before. Check out their sushi blog before you go and see what they have in that day.
re: JRSD
Speaking of which, here's a slideshow of Kaito's tane (ingredient) word clouds.
Kaito's tane slideshow: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaitosus...
Kaito's sushi blog: http://sushikaito.com/SushiBlog.aspx
re: greglor
greglor: Thanks for your report! I was wondering where you ended up in your quest for the best sushi in S.D.
Please post again if you ever get the chance to visit Kaito...
BTW here's a compendium of ingredients that they have posted so far on their sushi blog in slideshow form: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kaitosus...
I will be returning to SD for work sometime next month and staying downtown. I was thinking of hitting up Izakaya Sakura for sushi. I won't have a car so the cab up to encinitas might be a bit much.
re: MVNYC
MVNYC, you owe it to yourself to come up to Kaito in Encinitas. Izakaya Sakura sushi is good, but nothing out of the ordinary, you may not even be able to sit at the bar. And they certainly do not have the selection of fish that Morita-san will have. You can take the Coaster from downtown up to the station in Encinitas for $5.50 Then grab a cab for the 2.6 miles to Kaito up Encinitas BLVD. Go on Friday early, they open at 4PM, you can have a leisurely omakase for four hours there, (that's about as much as I can stuff down my gullet). You can then catch the last train out of Encinitas at 9:37PM back to SD.
re: Pablo
Kaito is the new standard bearer for the best in sushi. Their sushi program is the most uncompromising that I've seen anywhere.
When a tane does not meet their quality requirements, they'll keep it out of their case, sometimes for entire seasons. I think they stand apart in San Diego as the only one's brave enough not to stock, say, Maguro or Uni in their case, when it doesn't meet their standards. (The regular is not at all perturbed by these occurances, as their eye is on receiving the best tane that's available, especially as part of an omakase course...)
They make seasonal adjustments to their shari to track seasonal changes in one's ability to taste.
They use a grade of Nori that is 3 times more expensive as that used by other sushi bars.
They are the rare sushi bar that brings in fresh Anago (saltwater eel) and fillet's it in-house. (Kaito and Nobu downtown may be the only ones to do this, and word is that the latter fillet's their's only once a month. [You can guess how they keep it around the rest of the month, whereas Kaito fillet's their's daily...])
The Ama Ebi served at Kaito is the real Ama Ebi they use in Japan. What you see at all the other sushi bar is a different and inferior species. (The real Ama Ebi is very small, where three can fit on one nigiri. If one has never tasted these before it is a culinary must, and so far I've only seen them at Kaito.)
Fresh Katsuo is only sold whole, but yet can be kept only 2 days. Not many (are there any others in S.D.?) can take the gamble that their customers can consume the whole fish in just 2 days, but Kaito can. (Frozen is a popular alternative for most sushi bars...)
Kaito gets their fish from a boutique supplier out of Los Angeles with daily deliveries, not the San Diego sources that are popular with most of the other local sushi bars.
My suspicion: there are two broad groups of ***traditional sushi*** devotees on these boards - those of us who knows Kaito is serving the best sushi in the county, and those that have not yet made their own "sushi pilgramage" to Kaito.
I also suspect that Kaito has the most loyal and passionate group of devotees that I've ever seen in any traditional sushi bar. On any given day usually around 1/2-2/3 of the customers are regulars who know each other by name. And a good number of these regulars go to Kaito anywhere from 1, 2, and sometimes 3 or 4 times a week.
And despite a mostly Anglo demographic, most of their customers orders omakase. Few rolls are ever served, not because they ban them, (which they don't - feel free to order all of your favorite rolls if you'd like; a Nazi sushi bar this is not...), but it's usually only the new customers who do.
And aside from the many exotics, even overlooked tane at other sushi bars tastes nothing like what you would experience at Kaito. For instance take the normal Ebi (shrimp) or Tako (octopus). I swear that I've never tasted either of these like I've tasted them at Kaito. As commonplace as one might assume these items to be, at Kaito they are both eye-openers in taste.
So if you are a devotee of traditional sushi, please make at least one visit to Kaito, then post on these boards.
I, too, had my favorite sushi bars before I had the pleasure of tasting Morita-san's exquisite sushi. I still vividly remember literally my very first bite of Kaz's sushi (while at Tomiko). I knew from that very first bite that I was tasting something that not was just simply better, but was the product of an entirely stepped-up game that put it in a league all its own.
It has forever spoiled me for, yes, all of the other traditional sushi bars that gets mentioned on these boards. Yes, I've tried them all.
re: cgfan
Damn, I wish we had a mexican cuisine equivilant restaurant of Kaito in San Diego - that would go through all these processes to honor tradition. That I admire.
-Organic heirloom corn, nixtamalized in house
- heritage breed pigs, beef, chickens, iguanas, armadillos, boar, wild quail, venision
- pre-hispanic herb and vegetable garden with pepicha, quelites, papalo, epazote, hierba de conejo, hoja santa, avocado leaf etc
- homemade aguas featuring rare fruits like tunas, mamey, sapote negro, horchata with rose petals
- In house made chicharron and prensado
- unpasturized cheeses from MEX
- craft mexican beer and pulque
- boutique tequilas and Mezcals
- my friend rancho gordos beans
-daily regional menus
- weekend barbacoa pits and copper cazo fried carnitas
etc , etc,etc
How cool is it that you have found THE restaurant of your dreams cgfan!
re: kare_raisu
Envision your Mexican Kaito, then. How would the free-range armadillo be prepared? Does it taste like chicken? And can you marinate iguanas in pulque?
I like your vision a lot. Shouldn't there be grillos somewhere in there?
re: SaltyRaisins
A mole? I never had it -but trying to save the $$$ to get to Oax. I got the pulque, do you have a iguana?!!? ;^)
re: kare_raisu
Indeed, if only all traditional and exotic cuisines had their own "Kaito".
In an ideal world all S.D. seekers of traditional sushi will have a chance to dine at Kaito at least once and see that it indeed is different - very different - from all extant traditional sushi bars.
It's almost unfair to call it a restaurant, as a meal there is very much like attending a private dinner amongst friends. I like to think of Kaito as the combination of the 4 who run Kaito (yes, only 4!) and the customers (both new and regulars) who inhabit the bar. The 'L' shaped bar works like half of a communal table cut corner to corner, as conversations seems to flow in all directions, both chef to customer as well as customer to customer.
KR, may you and all CH'ers seeking authentic but exotic cuisines find your own "Kaito". To be sure if you find one you'll no doubt post it here on these boards!
Kaito Sushi
130-A N El Camino Real, Encinitas, CA 92024
re: cgfan
Thanks for always spilling the details about Kaito. I'm a big fan but can only go twice a year due to the baby. Need a refresher course!
Agreed about the ama ebi and other specialties, totally different from "standard US sushi". When they get a live octopus, it's amazing.
Kaito is definitely where you to go to something special, a different meal every time. The only reason I still visit Ota is for takeout when we "want what we got last time" for an easy dinner. Baby = take out most of the time. =(
re: royaljester
FYI - they were very welcoming when we brought our baby.
Finally made it to Kaito with my g/f last week. I would agree that the fish seemed to be of slightly better quality than Ota. We did omakase, and were treated to some incredibly delicious stuff, including melt-in-you-mouth chutoro and fresh salmon roe, which was easily one of the best things I've ever eaten.
The biggest difference for me was how Ota's omakase is multi-course. For $50/person, we each had a sushi, sashimi, and cooked course. Some of the cooked items were particularly inventive.
Omakase at Kaito, OTOH, was more free-form, with most everything being served raw, with a couple of notable exceptions.
Some of the more interesting items we had there were the aforementioned chutoro and salmon roe, but they also had live octopus, house-made inari (apparently a rarity) topped with shredded tamago and shiitake (YUM). Mantis shrimp from Japan were an interesting treat - firm fishy texture with what appeared to be intact roe.
Pricing was a little cheaper than Ota. Normal omakase at Ota is something like $80/person, here it was $50. Sake is also a pretty decent deal here - Otokayama, at Sakura $14, is $9 here. We brought a bottle of craft brew, and they were totally cool with it.
We'll definitely be back when we're in the mood to splurge again.
Some photos:
gotta throw my 2 cents in for Nobu (Solana Beach). I may stand alone on this but I am quite comfortable in so doing.
re: ibstatguy
about 3 years ago my mother and I would go without fail twice a month and drop 100 without a a flinch at nobu. we had become friends with the chef - ike and he always made us amazing stuff
re: kare_raisu
Nobu in Solana definitely goes unnoticed. It's refreshing to see a recommendation for something other than Kaito or Ota. Make no mistakes, I favor the latter. I found Nobu to be unassuming and pretty good quality.
Its kind of interesting, though, how a beach town such as ours only has about 2-3 highly desirable sushi joints. Think of the several sushi establishments in PB that are mediocre and go without fanfare.
Kare, you are such a knowledgeable and down-to-earth foodie. Have you tried Kazumi in Hilcrest? If not, I bet you'd like it!
re: ginael
Just curious, ibstatguy, kr, ginael, but have any of you ever tried Kaito?
I personally find it in a league all by itself. Any San Diego devotee of traditional sushi should count at least one meal in front of Morita-san to put things into proper perspective.
re: kare_raisu
Kazumi is in Hilcrest, off 6th Ave. If you sit at the sushi bar, the chefs will treat you right! I've always loved their specialty rolls. Hope you enjoy it.
re: ibstatguy
yes, get there soon! It's top notch traditional sushi for lower prices!
re: ibstatguy
Ibstatguy, just admit you are afraid you may like it too much and then you will never go back to Nobu! Ike has worked under Morita-san as well, you may run into him there one day, especially if Joe-san has gone to Japan on vacation. I have been really enjoying the sanma shioyaki at Kaito lately, do yourself a favor and go get one!
re: Pablo
The sanma should be rotating out of season soon, so it may already be too late...
However the local Katsuo has been incredible, and Kaito customers have been enjoying that over the past week.
In about a month as the waters get colder we can all look forward to Kaito bringing in the Hon Ama Ebi from Japan. ("Hon" means authentic in Japanese...)
All those new to Kaito should make sure they get a chance to get theirs this season... It'll give one a clear idea what other sushi bars get away with all the time by serving an altogether different shrimp under the same name. The real ones are incredible!
re: kare_raisu
we really enjoyed Ike and do miss him. we've been on about the same schedule, every two weeks, for a LONG time. Yagi san and Nobu san take very good care of us and, consequently, we just don't have much desire to go elsewhere. I've been to Ota a few times and was not blown away; the Banker's hill Ota will be about 2 blocks from my office though so I imagine I will be visiting it


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By Dave Carpenter, AP Personal Finance Writer
CHICAGO (AP) Assisted living may be in your future.
That may not be an ideal scenario for most retirees, given its association with a loss of independence. But it's becoming reality for many as living in retirement for decades becomes more common.
There are close to a million residents in some 38,000 assisted living facilities across the country, according to the Department of Health and Human Services. That population is expected to soar as the number of retired baby boomers continues to grow.
But even before their own retirement, many boomers are having to deal with placing elderly parents in an assisted living or other type of care facility. That means it's time to do some homework on this residential option an intermediate step between independent living and nursing home care and in many cases to cast aside preconceived ideas.
"The name has a connotation of 'I can't live by myself any more,'" says Ellen Eichelbaum, a Northport, N.Y.-based gerontologist whose company, The SpeakEasy Group, consults on aging issues. "But an assisted living facility provides a lot of the social and security issues that seniors are worried about."
It takes away the burden of having to care for your home and allows you to be part of a community, she says. And if you don't feel well, help is just a button away.
"You can still be near your kids," Eichelbaum says. "You can still go food shopping, you can go to the movies. You just won't have the burden of your house."
Here are some things you should know about assisted living facilities.
What they are
Assisted living facilities are residential communities that offer different levels of health or personal care services for seniors who want or need help with some daily activities anything from cooking to transportation to dressing and bathing.
What they're not is nursing homes that address major medical needs. They are designed to provide a home-like setting for residents who want to live independently with minimal assistance.


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Under his supervision, the team have been using nanogold to treat cancer. In the second phase, the team injected guinea pigs suffering from cancer with nanogold, and it didnt harm the animals healthy cells.
Dr el-Sayyed also stressed that gold particles dont cause diseases such as diabetes, while the impact of these particles disappears from the affected organ, shortly after the injection.
During a press conference held at the National Research Centre, Dr el-Sayyed said that no-one is sure when this gold particle therapy will be ready for use on humans, as there is still research to be done, but he expected it might be ready in a year or 18 months.
Of course, this new treatment must also get the approval of Egypts Ministry of Health. He stressed that gold particles can treat all kinds of cancer, as long as it only targets the affected cells.
These tiny gold particles can easily be detected under the microscope, because they have noticeable light-scattering properties.
The nanoparticles can also absorb light and convert this energy into heat that allows for the selective destruction of cancerous cells without harming healthy cells.
Dr el-Sayyed stressed that nanogold therapy will not be expensive, as 1,000 patients with cancer can be treated with only one gram of gold.
The head of the NRC, Dr Ashraf Shaalan, noted there are two teams working in nanogold research: one is studying the use of gold participles, while the other team is using lasers with nanogold.
He added that the research is being financed by a charitable institution called Misr el-Khair. Dr Shaalan added that there are several other co-operation projects using nanotechnology in the field of solar energy and water desalination.
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A two-faced kitten born about two weeks ago in a shop off Woodville Road died last Wednesday.
Mike Tawil, owner of Woodville Auto Finance, across from the Woodville Mall in Northwood, was crestfallen by its death.
He noticed the kitten had appeared to be weak Wednesday evening.
"It seemed tired. The mother was wandering around the garage. We realized that it wasn't going to make it, and saw it die," said Tawil.He plans to sell the body for about $700 to a medical oddities museum in California for display, and donate the money to charity.
While some might have considered the kitten's deformity grotesque, Tawil called it a blessing.
"The kitten was a present from God. So whatever money I get, I will give it to the poor," he said.
The kitten, named "Twinkie," lifted Tawil's spirits, and everyone that came in contact with it, if only for a brief time.
"I am happy this happened to me. It was a big surprise," he said.
The shop hadn't been quite the same since his three-year-old tabby, Simba, gave birth to the kitten sometime on July 30-31.
When The Press spoke to Tawil about the kitten last Tuesday, hopes were high it would survive. The kitten was drawing visitors to the shop hoping for a peek of the unique feline.
"People were coming over and bringing their kids in just to see it," he said.
The kitten had four eyes, two noses, two ears, and two mouths, though just one mouth opened. The mother had nursed the otherwise healthy kitten throughout the day.
Tawil wasn't aware the kitten had two faces until his brother stopped by the shop last Monday.
"My brother said, `Hey, the baby has two faces.' I said, `Yeah, yeah, whatever.' And he said, `No…for real.'" Tawil went back to the garage to take a look.
He took the kitten to the East Suburban Animal Clinic in Northwood, where he was told it was healthy.
He, his wife Hiba, seven-year-old son Nabil, and two-year-old son Kareem, had planned to keep the kitten.
As word spread about the kitten, the shop had become overwhelmed by curious onlookers.
Tawil was worried all the attention would frighten the mother and cause it to abandon the kitten.
"A lot of people were coming over and taking photos," he said. "I was frustrated because I didn't want the mother to leave and not take care of it."
He had even put up a sign in the shop saying visitation was limited to 1 p.m.
East Suburban Animal Clinic would not return calls to The Press for comment.
Dr. David Boudouris, a veterinarian at Country Squire Animal Hospital, 3243 Navarre Avenue in Oregon, said the kitten likely had other congenital defects that may have contributed to its death.
"Even the anomalies were probably not very functional," said Boudouris. "For example, if you have a kitten or puppy with a cleft palate, they can't nurse well because they can't get the pressure to draw in the milk. If this kitten with two faces was trying to nurse on the one side, it probably couldn't get enough suction to nurse well because maybe it just couldn't create that pressure."
Two-faced kittens are uncommon, he said. He's never before seen one in his practice.
"I did see a Cyclops kitten about 20 years ago," said Boudouris. The kitten had one eye in the middle of its forehead.
"They're really very, very rare," said Boudouris. "They don't survive."
According to Wikipedia, two-faced animals are indeed extremely rare. Known in medical journals as "craniofacial duplication," the disorder sometimes includes other congenital disorders. Oftentimes, the animals perish just days after birth.
Sarah Hartwell, in "Feline Medical Curiosities," notes the following accounts:
There is a report of a two-faced kitten born in Millbury, Massachusetts in 2000 that is still alive today. The cat, named "Frank and Louie" has two mouths, two noses, two eyes, and a "central eye" that doesn't function.
The owner states that the cat has a "sweet personality," plays with other cats and likes walking on a leash.
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A former associate pastor at Chandler's St. Mary's Catholic Church pleaded guilty Tuesday to having sex with a teenage parishioner more than 23 years ago.
Under terms of the plea agreement, the Rev. Joseph Briceno probably won't spend much time beyond his Dec. 15 sentencing day behind bars, said his lawyer, Karla Momberger.
Briceno, who admitted in Maricopa County Superior Court to committing two sex acts on different occasions on a 17-year-old boy in 1983, will be sentenced under laws from that period, which allow for a prisoner's time to be cut in half for good behavior. The law changed in 1994, requiring convicts to serve 85 percent of their sentences.
"I think this case went on much longer than it needed to," Momberger said. "This sort of plea would have been appropriate a long time ago."
Briceno went on trial Oct. 11 for the 2003 indictment, which alleges he had sex with the boy on seven occasions between June 1982 and August 1983 and grabbed the breast of the victim's 20-year-old sister on one occasion.
Briceno was looking at serving more than 30 years in prison if he had been convicted on all counts at trial.
Momberger said she doesn't expect Briceno, who has been in jail since his December arrest in California, to be sentenced to any more than 1 1 /2 years, and he'll be given credit for his time served.
And if that time is cut in half for good behavior, then Briceno will have already served his time by Dec. 15, Momberger said.
The plea agreement also calls for probation of no less than three years to be served after the prison term.
Both victims were in the courtroom for the change of plea, as were a small contingent of Briceno supporters.
"The plea really speaks for itself," said the husband of the woman Briceno is accused of groping.
The husband said the victims would decline further comment.
In June 2003, the Maricopa County Attorney's Office ended a yearlong investigation of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix, charging eight priests in molestations from decades ago.
Five were convicted, one is a fugitive, one died and the Irish government refused to return one to be tried.
Monsignor Dale Fushek, former pastor of St. Timothy Catholic Community in Mesa, was indicted on sexually related misdemeanor charges and is still awaiting trial.
St. Mary's was particularly hit hard with the indictment of three former priests.
In Briceno's case, the victim told investigators that as a teenager he went to St. Mary's, where Briceno went on bike rides with him with the consent of his mother.
His mother also allowed him to spend the night at the rectory with Briceno, who molested him in bed, according to investigative records.
In 1992, the victims' family reported the abuse to the diocese, which suspended Briceno the same year.
The 50-year-old priest still found work in Mexicali, where the local diocese made him a vicar, or assistant to the pastor at Santa Maria de Gracia, with food and lodging at a house shared by several priests across the street from the church.


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Yoga Classes in Purcellville, Virginia
| Yoga Classes in Purcellville Virginia
|Yoga for Life
|Contact:Lara Ward
|Purcellville, Virginia 20132
|Yoga Style: Beginner/All Level Vinyasa & Prana Flow
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Wine & Yoga workshops plus retreats. Root yourself and emerge - Yoga for Life is a community based studio combining and supporting local agriculture, farms, wineries, and vineyards. It is our passion to embrace the historic charm and deep roots of Loudoun County as we explore Yoga both in and out of the studio with the integration of elements. Join us for the journey on your mat and with Yoga on the Wine Trail.
A warm and welcoming studio and candle lit classes are waiting for you to lay down your mat emerging true self through practices. Explore fun, all levels classes; Yin, Restorative, Prana, Gentle, Hatha for brand new beginners to advanced students. The energy and elements surrounding your practice renew, relax, and reconnect us with nature.
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|Yoga Time Studio
|Contact:Mindy Piland
|103 North 21st street Purcellville, Purcellville, Virginia 20132
|Yoga Style: Power Yoga, Baron Baptise, Sheva Rea
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Power Yoga!! The ultimate wake up call!! This flow is all about excavating the amazing, beautiful self already within you. This type of yoga is made for all shapes, all levels, all ages. Power Vinyasa is an incredible form of fitness and strength that helps sculpt strong happy healthy bodies. We offer a warm and WELCOMING enviroment to practice. There are 3 different teachers who teach 3 different styles of yoga to chose from. Come find out for yourself.. Look us up on the web @ www.yogatimestudio.com Peace and Joy, Mindy Piland
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|Yoga 4 Life
|Contact:Erin Dewey
|342 Nursery Ave, Purcellville, Virginia 20180
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa
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|Inner Sun Yoga and Pilates Studio
|Contact:Jen Stone
|310 North 21st St., Purcellville, Virginia 20132
|(540) 751-1050
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga Flow and Gentle Yoga
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Welcome to our sunny Yoga and Pilates studio located on the second floor of the Purcellville Sports Pavilion (PSP). We offer morning and evening Hatha Yoga Flow, True Gentle Yoga, and Pilates mat classes.
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|Snatam Kaur
|Contact:Guru Simrat Khalsa
|15806 Woodgrove Road, Purcellville, Virginia 20132
Snatam Kaur (www.snatamkaur.com,) a rising young devotional singer/ songwriter, has had a large impact on chant and yoga music with her signature vocals and uplifting presence, selling over 50,000 albums a year and performing to sold-out audiences worldwide, reaching thousands of people on the Celebrate Peace tour, sponsored by Peace Cereal. Her music was heavily influenced by time spent with kirtan master Bhai Hari Singh as well as her father, a manager of The Grateful Dead. In fact, she launched her music career in front of 70,000 at Earth Day 1990 in San Francisco immediately following Bob Weir. Snatam just recently released her fifth solo album, Anand, which follows in the footsteps of New Age Radio and New Age Reporter's chart topping album, Grace.
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| Yoga Classes in Leesburg Virginia
8.32 Miles Away
|Flow Yoga
|Contact:Jenn Stow
|112 South Street, SE Suite Y, Leesburg, Virginia 20175
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa
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When life is good, it flows. The expression going with the flow is a metaphor that often applies to navigating a river. When we go with the flow, we follow the current of the river rather than push against it. For one to truly go with the flow requires awareness, presence, and the ability to blend one's own energy with the prevailing energy. Going with the flow doesn't mean we toss our oars into the water and lay back in the boat, hoping for the best. Going with the flow means we let go of our individual agenda and notice the play of energy all around us. We tap into that energy and flow with it, which gets us going where we need to go a whole lot faster than resistance will. *
At Flow Yoga, we invite you to throw overboard those things that are weighing you down. Be open to revising your maps. Take a deep breath, surrender to the current, and feel the peace and happiness that happens when you do.
We offer a flowing, challenging yoga practice in a heated studio that is, in essence, a moving meditation. This practice will allow you to let go of your mind and perhaps let a force other than your thoughts guide you. Come try class to reconnect your mind, body and spirit and to experience the peace and happiness that comes with being in the flow! Go with it.
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| Yoga Classes in Ashburn Virginia
14.05 Miles Away
|Patricia Pao
|43334 Earls Court, Ashburn, Virginia 20147
|(703) 729-0599
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Mixed, Yin Yoga, Teens
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Pat currently teaches at Health Advantage Yoga Center in Herndon, Virginia, Sun & Moon Yoga Studio in Fairfax, Virginia and Arthritis and Sports Wellness Center in Sterling, Virginia. Pat has run yoga workshops for the Girl Scouts and for various schools - the PE program at Loudoun Country Day, the choral department at Herndon Middle School, Herndon High School and at the West Potomac Academy in Alexandria. She has also worked with the Loudoun County Public Library in offering an introduction to Yoga as a part of the Summer Reading Program for Children and Teens. Pat also offers private instruction. She has worked with many clients teaching them to use yoga and breathing to help cope with high blood pressure, Crohn's disease, stress, fibromyalgia and cancer. Pat is a certified Relax and Renew Restorative Yoga teacher. Pat teaches from the heart and emphasizes opening up to the total experience of yoga. She is a former professional dancer and ballet teacher.
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|Back Om (Home studio)
|Contact:Denyse Peterson
|41985 Riding Mill Place, Ashburn, Virginia 20148
|Yoga Style: vinyasa, hatha, yin, restorative, gentle, therapeutic, chair
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Small classes tailored to the individual.
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|Yog sadhana
|22916 n.brown sq, Ashburn, Virginia 20148
|Yoga Style: Meditation with yog
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Yoga asana with breathing exercise,pranayama which leads to meditation and increase immunity in the body which gives you good health and makes you free from Back pain,cervical spondolyses,diabetes and hormone imbalance .Classes are on Saturday and week days . Explore yourself in you. Give a gift of perfect health and divine vision to yourself. Suggested fees --20$ per class.
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| Yoga Classes in Sterling Virginia
17.41 Miles Away
|Shakta Khalsa
|Contact:Shakta Khalsa
|1 Westmoreland Dr., Sterling, Virginia 20165
|Yoga Style: Kundalini, Childrens yoga, teacher train
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Radiant Child Yoga Program (RCYP) is a certificate program for teaching yoga teachers, school teachers, parents and all others who are interested in learning how to teach children yoga. The RCYP courses have qualified as CEUs for public school systems, and as credit hours for RYT certification through Yoga Alliance. RCYP, was developed by Shakta Kaur Khalsa, whose vision of sharing the benefits of yoga with children all around the world was the creative spark that initiated the program.
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|BE yoga
|Contact:Krista Zember
|45406 Lakeside Drive, Sterling, Virginia 20165
|Yoga Style: Integral and Kripalu Blend of Hatha
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BE yoga is a community or sangha where people gather together to better their body, mind, and spirit through yoga classes for adults, kids, and also children with special needs, meditation, kirtan, karma yoga, potlucks, yoga philosophy, movie screenings and more. A place where everyone is welcome as we gather to learn, grow, and practice in an Integral and Kripalu blended style of yoga together. Join us in Sterling VA at the beautiful and peaceful Yurt ...
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|Capital MMA & Elite Fitness
|23520 Overland Drive, Sterling, Virginia 20166
|Yoga Style: Power Yoga
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Capital is a full service Mixed Martial Arts & Elite Fitness training center. We offer a number of Yoga classes throughout the week, and locker rooms with showers and a complimentary towel service. In addition to Yoga, we offer classes in Mixed Martial Arts, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai Kickboxing and CrossFit. Stop in today for a Free Trial Class!
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|Raj Yoga Center
|Contact:AdPurkh Kaur
|22821 Silverbrook Center Dr. Unit 160, Sterling, Virginia 20166
|(703) 376-3433
|Yoga Style: Kundalini Yoga and Meditation
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At Raj Yoga, it only takes an hour and a half to experience your happiness and excellence. From your very first class you will learn powerful techniques to be calm, uplifted and free from pain. As you continue to practice Kundalini Yoga, you will become aware of the depth of your identity and your ability to succeed in every facet of your life. The sequences in Kundalini Yoga are designed to be practiced by people of all ages and abilities. They bring together postures, movement, breath and relaxation in dynamic ways to achieve direct and immediate benefits, like getting rid of back pain, stimulating weight loss, or relieving stress. Our teachers are trained in offering modifications or alternative postures to accommodate physical limitations. Kundalini Yoga is the Yoga of Awareness. Every class works to build the meditative mind so that you can relate to your highest self. We teach active meditations – techniques that enhance pure contemplation with elements like breath, visualization, mudra (hand yoga) and mantra (chanting). These techniques work on the pathways of the brain and the glandular system to balance your emotions and allow you to experience bliss. As a community owned nonprofit since 1975 and the only dedicated Kundalini Yoga center in the Greater D.C. area, we are committed to making the Teachings of Yogi Bhajan accessible to people from all walks of life. In addition to our regular weekly classes, we offer exciting special events like concerts, workshops, intensives, and celebrations. We would love to have you be a part of the Raj Yoga family.
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|Transitions Yoga and Dance Studio
|Contact:Wendy Youssef
|45611 Victoria Station Drive, Sterling, Virginia 20166
|Yoga Style: Power vinyasa to Gentle
A yoga and dance studio that offers a variety of class for all levels of practice from beginners to advanced and from the hobbiest to the goal oriented. Various styles of yoga including Ashtanga, Power Vinyasa Yoga Synthesis, Pre/Postnatal, Gentle Candle Light for stress reduction and our popular Saturday Samplers where each week is a different experience. Dance classes are top quality
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|Dwell in Your Heart Yoga (Home Studio)
|Contact:Olga Rasmussen
|20579 Shadow Woods Ct, Sterling, Virginia 20165
|Yoga Style: Alignment Based Yoga
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Private and home based instruction available from a Certified Yoga Teacher with over 16 years of teaching experience and registered with Yoga Alliance at the Experienced Teacher Level E-RYT 500. For further information, please see website: www.dwellinyourheart.com
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| Yoga Classes in South Riding Virginia
18.71 Miles Away
|Contact:AJ Ikner
|South Riding, Virginia 20152
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa
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AJYOGA is a yoga studio in South Riding, Virginia dedicated to empowering people to manage their wellness. It's about your body and your spirit, so it should be your yoga, too.
AJYOGA creates a yoga that works for each individual. Yoga is for people, not pretzels, right? A safe, nurturing environment is provided, where participants can explore how their bodies move and work, without any competition, judgment or comparison.
See www.ajyoga.com for class schedule and locations.
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| Yoga Classes in Dulles Virginia
16.78 Miles Away
|Capital Yoga
|Contact:Japheth Brubaker
|23520 Overland Dr, Dulles, Virginia 20166
|Yoga Style: Power/Vinyasa/Ashtanga fusion
Capital Yoga Asana Practices occur weekly in our Loudoun County/Dulles 606 Academy. We welcome all levels in our program: everyone from absolute beginners to advanced practitioners will enjoy the invigorating, rejuvenating workouts and focus on mindful practice. The Capital Yoga program is open to anyone interested in increased flexibility, core strength and mind/body well-being. We offer a Free Trial Class to anyone interested the Capital Yoga Program, and a weekly Yoga Community Class every Saturday that is open to everyone free of charge.
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AMJ At A Premium, But Will It Last?
(Updated to reflect that AMJ's share price is now trading at premium to NAV, and that some sources believe investors may be willing to pay a premium for AMJ in exchange for its high liquidity.)
Investors—it looks like one investor—poured $407.9 million into the JPMorgan Alerian MLP ETN (NYSEArca: AMJ) last week, a development that lifted AMJ's outstanding float to the 129 million-share ceiling set a week ago by the note's sponsor, J.P. Morgan Chase and brought the ETN to the brink of trading at a premium.
The huge ETN has since moved into a premium to its net asset value -- 2 percent above NAV on Wednesday morning and ending at a 1.2 percent premium to NAV on Tuesday, June 26. But will the premium have staying power?
It's certainly possible. There are now 129 million AMJ shares issued, and that is indeed the limit that the biggest U.S. bank by assets set last week.
But of possibly critical importance, J.P. Morgan said on its website that it was holding about 11 million AMJ shares in its own inventory as of late last week. That means that J.P Morgan itself is probably behind the big creation, and that fewer than 129 million AMJ shares are publicly held. However, that number in inventory has fallen in past few days by more than 40 percent, meaning investors are snatching up AMJ shares.
AMJ, which focuses largely on energy-related master limited partnerships such as pipelines, has grown in size rather quickly because it's paying a hefty dividend at a time when official short-term interest rates are near zero. AMJ ended Wednesday's session with $4.76 billion in assets, or 30 percent more than at the end of 2011, according to data compiled by IndexUniverse.
AMJ trading at a closed-end-fund-like premium to NAV recalls the fate of the VelocityShares Daily 2X VIX Short-Term ETN (NYSEArca: TVIX). TVIX's sponsor, Credit Suisse, halted creations in February, and TVIX quickly began trading at a premium until creations were partially resumed a month later.
The whole episode left a bad taste in some investors' mouths, which led us to write a piece about it titled "Did The TVIX News Leak?" when the premium evaporated even before the official news of resumed creations was completly public. The TVIX affair thus makes us wonder just what J.P. Morgan plans to do with all those shares.
On a guardedly positive note, speculators pushing AMJ to a premium could make the ETN's current holders quite happy.
An AMJ premium could also be a boon for the other eight competing MLP ETNs listed in the U.S. that you can find on IndexUniverse's "Fund Finder."
Additionally, it could also help the growing number of MLP ETFs that don't run the same risks as ETNs in terms of imposing share-creation limits.
The biggest of those competing ETFs, the Alerian MLP ETF (NYSEArca: AMLP) has $3.31 billion in assets. AMLP has thrived in spite of downside tax consequences ETNs don't have.
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