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Information on new vaccines and immunization schedules. Immunization education can help prepare the public and health professionals for impending changes in available vaccines and in the immunization schedule by informing them about the new vaccines and the new versions of existing vaccines that are under development. As new products are licensed, changes are likely to occur in the number of immunizations a child receives and when they are given. Families also may find that more providers disagree about which recommended immunizations are essential. Because the differences in providers' views may make it harder for families to know whether their children have received all the immunizations they need, better immunization education for families will be especially helpful.
Information about vaccine successes. The public health community can make a greater effort to inform the public about vaccine successes. The rapid reduction in meningitis produced by use of the Hib vaccine is a good starting point. Information about the effectiveness of a vaccine against a disease that many families have seen and know is a serious threat to a child can help balance apprehensions about the risks that may be associated with vaccines. Because vaccines have been so successful, families may never have observed how serious the diseases they prevent can be.
Presentation of risks and benefits. CDC can work with providers, professional organizations, state and local public health departments, and representatives of the public to revise the Vaccine Information Pamphlets so that they present a more balanced picture that weighs the benefits of a vaccine against the risks it may pose. The United Kingdom does not use quantitative estimates of vaccine risks in materials for families, but they may be necessary for materials distributed in the United States.
Vaccine Information Pamphlets. CDC needs to revise the Vaccine Information Pamphlets so that they are easier for families to read. Part of making them easier to read may include making them shorter.
Risk communication skills and resources. Providers, community educators, and health departments need better risk communication skills and resources to respond to concerns about the potential dangers of immunization. In particular, Vaccine Information Pamphlets should reflect the principles of risk communication.


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Today Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva said that he would ratify a law making Portugal the sixth European country to legalize same-sex marriage. They join other nice places like Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Spain.
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With the holidays in the rear view mirror, the competitors of the IZOD IndyCar Series will now be starting to ramp up their preparations for the 2013 campaign. One wonders what the new year will hold after a 2012 season that saw some of the best racing that the series has produced in recent memory. Penske Racing president Tim Cindric, in particular, is hoping that more innovation will be on the horizon for the series. In a recent column for RACER Magazine, Cindric argues that INDYCAR's new leadership must open up the technical specifications on the DW12s and hand more control to the driver. "If IndyCar is to garner the respect of the fans as one of the top forms of motorsport in the world, we need to get away from this mentality of having spec cars with limited testing," Cindric writes. "I am not advocating a free-for-all for our benefit; rather, we have to allow testing so new drivers have a chance in the sport and we have to allow teams to differentiate themselves beyond just having their own dampers. "Fans want to see the teams generate evolutions, and if IndyCar continues toward making the rules suit the budgets of the lowest teams, it will soon take a backseat to not only NASCAR, but sports car racing as well." Indeed, this is what a lot of people in the base have been wanting for a while. But how far can INDYCAR go in that regard considering its emphasis on cost containment and the current state of the economy at large? One might argue that the series took a step in this particular direction with the low-downforce 'speedway' configurations on the DW12, but those "one-at-a-time" movements within the current rules may be all that it can do for now. As he states above, Cindric doesn't want a 'free for all'; he seems to want to stake a place in the middle between total spec and an open book. But how much money would that take? And how many owners for the smaller teams in the paddock could be able to afford such changes?
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If you're responsible for planning, measuring or optimizing online marketing, you're already too busy to breathe. Nevertheless, you have to keep up with all the latest and greatest developments.
That is why you look to the blogosphere and the collection of publications that publish advice from "experts".
Like you, I keep current with a lot of what industry experts have to say. Some of it's excellent, some is good, some of it's neutral, but a dangerous yet substantial portion of it is toxic. I sometimes point to the excellent. I sometimes prod the good with a question or comment. I largely ignore the neutral or harmless even though it provides a source of endless chuckles for my team. However, my tongue is bloody and scarred from repeated biting in an effort to refrain from attacking the toxic misinformation being published.
STOP! Don't drink that! The Kool-Aid is poisoned!
I can't say that, can I? You might think I was mean-spirited, unprofessional, spiteful or disrespectful of someone's opinion.
So, why do people drink the Kool-Aid? If you say anything with enough conviction, someone will believe you. If you put a thought in writing, on a blog, your credibility increases. If you sprinkle in a collection of conventional wisdom, paraphrased concepts and some pseudoscience, the cocktail is ready. Bottoms up!
I haven't linked to any such toxic advice, even though I read two blog posts and an article this morning that I know will send some people off on expensive wild goose chases.
I hate being called an expert. I'd rather the results speak for themselves. I'd also rather have the right questions than the right answers in a truly accountable marketing system.
I've been involved in cleaning up experts' messes for almost a decade. If you're a client, you know I wouldn't hesitate to tell you the truth.
Dear reader, how can I tell you the truth? Perhaps it's impossible, but I'd like to know if there is some way I could save you the pain.
Jeffery: No one believes anything that is said in a blog post. Go ahead an update your post with the links to the ones that upset you. Trust me, if there is merit to your point then people have a good enough filter to separate a rant from a good alternative perspective.
My vote: Add the links (and your alternative perspective on what is toxic about them – you can't just tease us can you! )
I know what you are talking about, "buyer beware" certainly applies in the free world of advice on the internet. As any reputable search engine optimization firm (ie seomoz.org) will tell you, a lot of the advice you see out there is simplistic or downright wrong with tips on how to optimize a site, get it to rank, etc.
In any field that is rapidly changing and technologically sophisticated, there will be people who make simplistic statements and say them forcefully enough that people believe them. Of course, that also opens the market for quality firms to differentiate and tell the real story about what matters, about the importance of testing and analytics, and why the simple answers are often deceptive.
There are snake oil salesmen in every industry and they don't even always know that what they are selling is bunk — but I believe over time the reputable firms will come to be known for that quality work and truthful selling.
The challenge isn't to simply provide a "good alternative perspective". I did that in my comment here http://www.webmetricsguru.com/2007/08/real_estate_mass_psychology_se.html and you did that in an an interview here http://www.lunametrics.com/blog/2007/08/26/avinash-answers-my-hour-a-day-questions-part-3-of-4/.
The challenge is when there is no alternative perspective and you suspect the expert is clueless.
Thank God (or whoever), there are still different views about things. We learn from our own experience, good or bad. But we can also learn a heck of a lot from other's opinions and experience without the pain of going trough it ourselves!
A civilized debate on any topic can always be constructive
Civilized debate is delightful.
I've criticized Jakob Nielsen for his silly marketing advice. That is not his expertise. He is an expert in usability. We can debate, quibble & question with no harm done. We have taken issue with Avinash on some web analytics definitions of terms. The product was an excellent dialog that benefited everyone.
How about where the advice given by the expert demonstrates that they are faking it? How civilized is it to pants the expert and show their ignorance when their livelihood depends on that credibility?
Do I take on people who will actually gain credibility from having me debate them when all they deserve is to be ignored? The problem is people won't know to ignore them. That is what I'm struggling with.
Rand does a great job of deflating Robert Scoble here: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/i-used-to-respect-robert-scobles-opinion
Long live civilized debate!
Critical thinking is key to survival. If one blindly follows someone's (expert or not) advice without doing a bit of research.. one gets what one deserves.
I'm dying to know the blog entries you said would send people off on wild goose chases.
Hey Jeffrey: I say – publish away. I admire your restraint, but at the same time, it doesn't help if you know that there is toxic advice out there and you're not telling anyone.
My editors gave us the direction to "post negative reviews". The idea being that it doesn't help readers to only hear about the great stuff out there. If they happen upon something awful, I would be remiss if I knew about it and didn't warn them.
Besides, if you do indicate where something is toxic, you may discover that there is an alternate view where you could see none. But if all you do is stew at your desk, you'll never know. (Although, I suspect you're right that most of the time, these "experts" are really something completely different…)
If you don't want to name names, at least explain what advice you believe is toxic.
What I really want to comment on is totally off-topic, but … have you guys ever considered toning down the use of bold text? I'd like to read what you have to say, but it's difficult to concentrate when every third sentence is clamoring for my attention.
Create a grumpy old man persona with his own blog – anonymous if you like ….. (sorry, this suggestion does not show great regard for your personal safety and well-being, because you will be found out, but at least you will be a hero)
I'm all about negative reviews and toxic stuff – especially if two people are debating which toxic advice works best!
(If you don't want to name names, just send them my way and I'll post it)
Yes, please at least tell us what advice you think is toxic. That would serve the purpose and would not offend anyone either.
Btw, I noticed one thing- This post of yours has so many replies! People are much more curious to hear something negative. Would there be so many replies if you had posted something about a "great piece of advice" you read somewhere?:)
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When she moved int here was no problem and it comes to find out she has unauthorized puppies in the home (however she commented and put in a email to me that they were potty trained. AND she also has a ferret running arond the house. Now her neglect for having thes epets has caused us urine damages and ITS OUR FAULT! She wants to sue us (which of will be impossible) because I terminated her lease and am making her move. NOW is this sick! But it is okay for this woman to place blogs etc and tell the world how awful our company is – It is toxic allowing these blogs So I would like to know why are they allowed!!!!!


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You have seen Tailor James before. The 22-year-old Canadian ice-melter was one of the girls featured in our February 2003 Cyber Girls pictorial. "A friend of mine is a photographer, and it was his idea to try the whole Playboy thing," says Tailor. "It's funny -- most of my baby pictures are of my cousin and me running around nude in my grandmother's backyard. I guess things haven't changed much." Tailor calls the Toronto area home and has lived there her entire life. She started modeling at 17, posing for calendars and doing catalog work. "I was extremely independent, and when I was 18 I wanted to move out on my own," she says. "Well, you know how teenagers are: They don't want to obey rules. I had a good upbringing and sometimes I wish that I had stayed home a little longer, but that's life." Even on her own, Tailor had the discipline to broaden her horizons. "I've studied marketing, aesthetics and image consulting, and I am very interested in homeopathic medicine," she says. "It has never been my goal to become an actress, or famous. When I was little, I really wanted to go to Los Angeles because I was a big Barbie fan and it seemed like she was from LA. It was a little girl's dream come true." Miss June says she's over the club scene and is more interested in her career. "I'm designing a line of panties that I plan to sell on my website and in stores. I'm a stay-at-home kind of girl now," she admits. "I have a few close girlfriends, and I find it's really important to surround myself with good people. With guys, the first thing that I notice is eye contact, or lack thereof. I love big hands, but it has nothing to do with the myth, even though I think that's pretty much true. They just make me feel tiny. I love to cuddle, so when a guy has big hands it makes me feel safe. It's also a psychological thing." Don't get the impression that Tailor is house bound, though. "I love life and don't get bored easily," she says. "Any evening can be romantic provided I'm with someone whose company I enjoy. One day I'd like to have a family and a rewarding career. As long as I'm healthy and happy in whatever I choose to pursue, that's all that matters."
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Experience a tiny 'Wal Mart' and a 'KFC' that serves fries with chopsticks.
As advocates condemn "ethnic cleansing" of the Rohingya, officials say no such group exists.
As Aung San Suu Kyi arrived to mediate the mine controversy, police fired phosphorus grenades at monks, illustrating the Nobel Laureate's powerlessness.
Profits and poverty collide on an apocalyptic landscape left behind by a military-owned mine.
Inside the monk-driven movement to divide Muslims and Buddhists.
Eric Schmidt, the first big name in tech to visit Myanmar, sounded the call for free web access.
Analysis: The scenes are the outcome of brawls and arson attacks between Buddhists, the nation's dominant religion, and Muslims.
Villagers in this Myanmar town are distraught as the revered "Mother Suu" lawmaker defends the military's China-backed copper mine.
Will lovers of the deluxe Chinese dish eat shark species into extinction?
The world — not just Colorado and Washington — embraces a more laissez faire approach to narcotics.
You helped crush our sultanate in the 1900s. Now you owe us.
Pushing sovereignty on the sly
New book likens chimp warfare to that of traditional societies.
Why help from one of Asia's best-known dissidents isn't always welcome.
A maimed 12-year-old mishandled by police
Combatants fight for a region the size of South Korea rich with gold, jade and timber. But China and America have great stakes in this battle as well.
Thai capital's leading candidate for governor panders to a niche demographic
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Definitions for saginaw bay
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word saginaw bay
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Sag′inaw Bay′(n.)
an arm of Lake Huron, off the E coast of Michigan. 60 mi. (97 km) long.
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Saginaw Bay
Saginaw Bay is a bay within Lake Huron located on the eastern side of the U.S. state of Michigan. It forms the space between Michigan's Thumb region and the rest of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan. Saginaw Bay is 1,143 square miles in area. It is located in parts of five Michigan counties: Arenac, Bay, Huron, Iosco, and Tuscola.
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Briefly put, you need to take into consideration that the time is different depending on the timezone, so you need to use a specialized app, such as BClocks, to quickly get the correct time in any area you choose.
Add multiple clocks on your desktops, each with its own timezone
This software utility is meant to be as intuitive and user-friendly as possible, so as to make it easy even for novices to add several clocks on their desktop.
Next, a certain timezone needs to be assigned to each clock, according to your preferences - you simply need to explore the built-in world map and select the region you are interested in.
Customize the clocks and add a relevant description to each
Due to BClocks, you can also personalize the clock you added to your desktop - you can browse through the numerous skins provided within the app and apply the one you like best.
Furthermore, you can modify the default description of each clock (it is basically the name of a capital from your selected timezone). For example, you can enter the name of a friend or even a country, whatever makes it easier for you to associate the said clock with their corresponding timezone.
Snap clocks to screen border and set them on top with ease
If you add numerous clocks, they might make your desktop seem crowded - to avoid this, you can reduce the size of the layout without too much hassle.
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Cat Tracks: Arizona stages thrilling comeback to defeat Nevada in New Mexico Bowl
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a football game. So, we give you 'Cat Tracks', providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from Arizona's December 15 win over Nevada in the New Mexico Bowl. Final score: Arizona 49, Nevada 48.
The Good:
The Arizona Wildcats staged a thrilling comeback in the game's waning minutes to stun Nevada 49-48 in the New Mexico Bowl.
The 'Cats recovered an onside kick in the final minute of play, which helped set up Matt Scott's two-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Slavin. The extra point gave Arizona the lead with 19 seconds left in the game. Wildcat linebacker Marquis Flowers intercepted Nevada quarterback Cody Fajardo's desperation pass to preserve the win.
Arizona's senior quarterback threw for 382 yards and three touchdowns in the win.
The nation's leading rusher, Ka'Deem Carey, faced off against the second-leading rusher Stefphon Jefferson of Nevada. Carey ran for 172 yards and three scores while Jefferson tallied 180 yards and two touchdowns on the ground for the Wolf Pack.
The Bad:
Arizona's defense got torched early, especially on the ground. The Wildcats surrendered a total of 403 rushing yards against Nevada. The 'Cats also gave up 256 yards in the air. The defense did, however, manage to make two huge stops late in the game to give the offense a chance to win the game.
Scott tossed two interceptions on the day, but was able to redeem himself late and lead the Wildcats to an exhilarating victory.
� Terrence Miller was initially credited for the winning touchdown reception but it was his teammate Tyler Slavin, who had changed jerseys on the sideline, that came up with the winning grab.
� Arizona held the lead for just 19 seconds of game time.
� The teams combined for 1,234 yards of total offense in Saturday's showdown.
� The Wildcats failed to score in the third quarter.
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The weather was a perfect no coat evening in SF.. I wore slacks & a button up shirt..Hello Gorgeous! -- Cheyenne Jackson Goes to the Movies dress • Jul 25 2014 star this tip starred
Found parking in a garage a few blocks away for $8 all day Sunday rate. Arrive in the city 45 minutes early so as not to have to stress over finding parking. Limited on street parking. Spring for a parking lot.MTT and Gil Shaham travel • Jun 16 2014 star this tip starred
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The first section (Piano Concerto) was lovely and the second section (Bluebeard's Operetta) was really great with not only the great vocals of the Mezzo Soprano and Bass Baritone but the multi-media details (set,lighting,film). It was a great experience which made me wonder why I don't go to the Symphony more often.
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It was very enjoyable and not too long....which is perfect for me
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Enjoyed pre-performance talk, music, visuals and stage performances were all terrific. Also, seating was very good and provided nice sight lines to all performance areas, including reading text for one act Blubeard's Castle.
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Amazing musically, vocally and visually.
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MTT conducts this semi-staged performance of the chilling and dark one-act opera, Duke Bluebeard's Castle. Based on a 17th century folk tale, Duke Bluebeard's Castle is the first and only opera written by Hungarian composer Bartók, and is one of the great achievements of 20th Century music. The mysterious, psychological drama takes audiences on an eerie journey of the human subconscious. Specially designed multi-media projections, staging, and English captions help tell the tale of Duke Bluebeard's inquisitive new wife Judith, as she searches behind the seven doors of Bluebeard's castle to find torture chambers, bloody weapons, Bluebeard's former wives, and more!
- * Michael Tilson Thomas conductor
* Michelle DeYoung mezzo-soprano (Judith)
* Alan Held bass-baritone (Bluebeard)
* Jeremy Denk piano
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Nobu - London
- Address:
19 Old Park Lane
London, Outside US W1K 1LBNeighbourhood:
- Cuisine:
JapanesePrice: £41 and over
Nobu - London
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.noburestaurants.com/london/experience/introduction/
- Phone: 020 7447 4747
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday 12:00PM-2:15PM
Saturday-Sunday 12:30PM-2:30PM
Monday - Thursday 6:00PM-10:15PM
Friday - Saturday 6:00PM-11:00PM
Sunday 6:00PM-10:00PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Japanese, Peruvian, Sushi
- Executive Chef: Mark Edwards
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, View
- Private Party Facilities: Our in-house Private Dining facility closely adjoins the main restaurant floor of Nobu London located on Old Park Lane. We offer a range of decor choices based on your specifications and the versatile space has played host to a wide range of private and corporate functions, at all times of the day. We can allow daylight to stream down through the generous skylight atrium, or the room can be darkened for an intimate candle lit look. Service can include our famed Sushi Bar inside the room or traditional waiter service from our main kitchens.
Private Luncheons from 14 to 50 pax
Private Dinners from 14 to 50 pax
Canapé Receptions from 15 to 90 pax
Exclusive Restaurant Hires from 60 to 400 pax
To discuss your requirements, please call Nobu Private Events for a personal consultation.
- Private Party Contact: Amir Jati 0207-447-4777x
A word from Nobu - London
The menu at Nobu London, draws heavily on Matsuhisa's classic Japanese training as a sushi chef in Tokyo, as well as on South American influences gained during his extensive travels. The resulting "new style" Japanese cuisine has become both his trademark and the foundation of his success.Continued
With its own street entrance on Old Park Lane, the 150 cover restaurant includes a separate sushi bar and enjoys commanding views across Hyde Park through full-height windows. Designed with simple elegance by United Designers, the interiors make subtle use of light woods and natural stone to reflect the diverse influences of Nobu's cuisine, incorporating the purity and quality materials inherent of traditional Japanese design.
With its own street entrance on Old Park Lane, the 150 cover restaurant includes a separate sushi bar and enjoys commanding views across Hyde Park through full-height windows. Designed with simple elegance by United Designers, the interiors make subtle use of light woods and natural stone to reflect the diverse influences of Nobu's cuisine, incorporating the purity and quality materials inherent of traditional Japanese design.
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Nobu - London reviews from OpenTable diners
518 reviews since 29 November 2013
- Food4.3Service4
- Ambience3.6Value3.2
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- excellent meal, great serviceElsyDined on 26/11/2014Went to Nobu first about 18 years ago, and it is still great. excellent meal, exciting menu, happy and "busy" atmosphere and super nice and helpful service. It is expensive, but a sure way to have an evening to remember.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A very special experience.happyeaterDined on 22/11/2014Whilst the food is the star the atmosphere and service deserve the same level of praise. The staff are welcoming, friendly and only too happy to help you navigate the extensive menu. During the entire experience I could not help but notice how vibrant the atmosphere was. This was not forced my music or gimmicky decoration, but generated by dinners enjoying fabulous food. This is obviously not the cheapest way to eat sushi in London, but as a special occasion it is a sure fire winner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent experienceHelenADined on 22/11/2014Excellent experience all-round. Stunning food in a classy yet relaxed atmosphereSpecial Features:
- Outstanding food. Great service. Dull clientele.LordyBDined on 22/11/2014Super food, in a lovely restaurant environment. Our son's birthday was really lovely. Unfortunately, our overall experience was not improved by being surrounded by Mayfair's dull super rich. They were not there too have a fun time and appreciate the food. They were there to be seen and look miserable. Maybe being rich is not all good news.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great location and ambienceHarryDined on 16/11/2014Great restaurant. It has lovely look and feel inside and service is impeccable. The food was great as well apart from the portions. Considering the amount you pay was expecting a bigger portion size.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent, as alwayssixfootredheadDined on 15/11/2014Another great birthday dinner for my husband spent here. We have been coming here for around 10 years now and we always have a lovely evening. Great food (even for a vegan like me - you just need to make the staff aware) and very helpful and well-informed waiting staff. Can't fault the food or service at all. Yes it can be expensive but it makes for a special evening. Delicious mandarin and chilli cocktail must be tried!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disapointing serviceCarrieDined on 14/11/2014I have been the the Perth, Western Australia Nobu on a number of occasions, and was really excited to try the London version. We were disappointed by the poor service - 20 minutes after being seated I had to call a waiter over to ask for a drink. It seemed like there was a lot of wait staff doing not a lot, while we were constantly waiting for service and trying to get their attention. When we did get a staff member's attention, they had to go and gt another staff member to then come and take the order we had just given. The food was wonderful, however I think that little old Perth stands heads and shoulders above the London Nobu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- just NOBULinusDined on 10/11/2014I was allready in some NOBU restaurants all over the world and I still enjoy the special taste and flavour, the good and fast service, thank you!Special Features:
- My favourite place to eat in LondonInterceptorDined on 9/11/2014Amazing food, great location and fantastic service. Never disappoints!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't worth it ...AnaNasssDined on 9/11/2014We came in Nobu 4 years ago and the experience was fantastic! So we came back this year very excited by this diner but unfortunately it was a huge disapointment. We ordered the tasting menu at £85 and £100 and honestly they don't worth it at all... The only very good plate was the Waagyu beef which was really amazing. But that's it. Even the desert wasn't very interesting. I don't know if Nobu has changed or if we became a bit more demanding. But still, I think that Nobu do not worth this price.Special Features:
- delish!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/11/2014We love Nobu and the London site did not disappoint. Attentive service, perfect food. The setting is a bit noisy, but it was a Saturday night.Special Features:
- Great quality food at a pricemcinradlettDined on 5/11/2014We allowed our waiter to guide us on what to order and he did a great job as everything that came out was amazing. From the presentation to the taste, it was simply excellent. I won't bother to detail what we had as I am sure whatever you order that it will be superb. Our waiter (Kevin) was one of the best I have experienced. He was not only knowledgable about the menu but was also extremely professional with a skill that could detect that he was needed merely by a glance in his direction which he then immediately actioned. Expect to pay about £100 per person for a meal including service and wine/sake. Certainly not cheap but probably the best food of this type I can recall eating. A feeling that was echoed by our whole party.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious but expensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/11/2014It should come as no surprise that the food at Nobu is fantastic and that the prices are rather steep. Our experience perhaps didn't feel as special as I'd hoped, especially as we were crammed into an already heaving room but the food really was great, though, to a simpleton like me, it wasn't significantly better than many other far more reasonably priced meals I have had of the same cuisine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stupidly expensive but great foodComino72Dined on 1/11/20142 people, 1 drink each only, in and out in just over an hour, £221 was the Bill ,Glad I had my credit card in me.Special Features:
- too noisyClauk81Dined on 31/10/2014The restaurant was pleasant but too noisy and I was expecting a better service.Special Features:
- what i expectedclarenceVIPDined on 31/10/2014high quality food and high prices.never thought i would spend £36 on a box!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentAnnaDanielDined on 29/10/2014We loved the food and our evening at Nobu. Best dinner in years.Special Features:
- Nobu scores highly as usual!HWDSVIPDined on 25/10/2014It was our daughter's 18th birthday and our party of seven had a fabulous night. Two had the chef's menu and the others mixed and matched. Excellent service, great buzz and will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great, but not as great as New YorknotImpressedDined on 25/10/2014I had very high hopes because I've previously been to Nobu in New York - now that was an EXPERIENCE! - lovely Food and excellent service. London was good as well, but it didn't stand out from ordinary good service. It was a bit pricey compared to similar restaurants with similar good reviews and fame other Places.Special Features:
- Dessert is amazing!HelloxDined on 25/10/2014Had a great time! We both had the chicken teriyaki from the lunch menu which comes with rice, salad, miso, and tempura. Was quite a filling! Very tender chicken. The desserts were amazing and almost the best part of the day. Service was a little slow - had to chase someone for the bill - but I'd rather that than be rushed as others have said. Bill was £53 each including sparkling water and coffee, no alcohol. Would go back just for the desserts!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A lunch to remember...MarilyndiningDined on 25/10/2014I was my Grandaughter 16's Birthday. The food was superb and the waiters were attentive without beeing over-zealous. A special effect was made with her dessert, with a little candle to mark the event. Very thoughtful, as did not asked for it. Jump to the top of my list of "must" restaurants in London. A little pricey though but....you only 16 once !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A reference for Asian foodscarbovalDined on 23/10/2014Great food, very good service and brilliant ambienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedlsimpsonDined on 13/10/2014If you've not been before the menu can be a little confusing. We were a group of 8 people and had one vegetarian and one pregnant lady and the waiter was extremely unhelpful with talking us through the menu and how it all worked - he didn't understand why our pregnant friend wasn't happy to eat raw meat or fish and simple and we could tell he was frustrated that he had to talk us through the menu and what is suitable etc. Ambience wasn't anything special, food was ok, service was awful and I wont be going back or recommending it to anyone.
- Poor foodOpenTable Diner Since 2013VIPDined on 11/10/2014We were highly disappointed with the food choices recommended to us and I could have made steamed vegetables with soy sauce at home that would have tasted much better. £200 was poorly spent and would never go to this restaurant again.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/10/2014Fast friendly service, good quality food especially the Black Cod, lively atmosphereSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisapointingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/10/2014I have been to Nobu many times and unfortunatly lately it been disapointing in terms of food quality and taste , the service was fast but getting the attention of the waiters is an issue .
- Excellent foodEilefDined on 5/10/2014My company this evening was a Nobu first timer. She loved the food! My view : Excellent food as always, good wine, good ambience and this evening an even more attentive service from the waiter. Nobu London is still my favorite, and this was not the last visit......Special Features:
- NobuFoodie1Dined on 4/10/2014Very nice but mystery of set menu meant I didn't go with it as there were a couple of dishes I had been recommended, meant we didn't have as much variety as hoped.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still the best NobuEilefDined on 4/10/2014After a few months absence it was great to be back at Nobu London. Luckily still all our favorites on the menu, and service was slightly better and more attentive than previously. Superb food, good ambience and attentive staff makes a dinner at Nobu London well worth it. Highly recommended !!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Up market wagamanaSimmsDined on 3/10/2014Definitely not worth the money, wouldn't go again or recommend to a friend.Special Features:
- Great food but service was poorOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 28/9/2014The food was great as usual - I have been to several other Nobu restaurants. The service was not great. Slow and took forever to get our drinksSpecial Features:
- Great food & service, bad ambianceAJ75001Dined on 28/9/2014The food was very good. The service was quick and attentive. The wine recommended was fantastic. My only complaint was that the tables are extremely close together, and it felt like we were in a fish market. For the price we paid, I would have expected a more spaced out setting with some room to breathe.Special Features:
- PricyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 27/9/2014Food good but pricy. Nobu in NY much, much better, edprcially the serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Japanese you'll have...LovesteakDined on 25/9/2014...the most amazing food served in great presentation. We asked for a selection of fishes which they perfectly selected and served at perfect intervals. Very expensive but worth every penny.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food but far too noisyDormouseDined on 20/9/2014The food quality is astounding - first rate ingredients and some stunning combinations of flavours. Dining here will always be a treat. However the room is simply too crowded and too low-ceilinged for the number of people and it was difficult to hear my partner or the serving staff. I don't expect to dine in a library, but this was more akin to the terraces than a restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excelent Contemporary Japanese FoodDinnerOutDined on 18/9/2014This is the place to go in London if you want a great experience in contemporary japanese cuisine. Very creative combinations resulting in great taste. Beautiful presentation and good service also delight the guests.Special Features:
- foodiefoodiefoodieDined on 16/9/2014Great atmospheres, but priced to high for the quality of the food. The only thing on the menu that I really felt was written the purchase was the black scrod.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ACDCVIPDined on 16/9/2014The lunchtime bento boxes still offer the best value for money here and be warned if you go a la carte. Excellent food, particularly the inventive desserts, but if you are a purist then its not really japanese food.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice sushi but expensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 15/9/2014The Nobu restaurant in London has great-tasting sushi and delicious shrimp tempura. HOWEVER, it is far from flawless. The decor and lighting is very unimpressive. It is nothing remotely exciting, let alone fancy. Perhaps they are going for "simple and elegant", but I was not a fan. Other negatives: the waitress forgot to bring our miso soup and it is very expensive!Special Features:
- LoveGoodFoodLoveGoodFoodDined on 13/9/2014Another visit to Nobu! Nothing disappoints here! Everything from cocktails to the last mouthful was delicious. It was exciting to take my niece for her first visit and watch her try all our favourite dishes - tuna with jalapeño, black cod in butter lettuce wraps and soft shell crab! If you've never been here, have your waiter make recommendations for you.Special Features:


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As soon as you board, you are invited to a "Welcome Aboard" reception which is usually held in the Cadillac Lounge. Light refreshments are served, but the true intention of this reception is for you to meet your concierge team, receive your itinerary and make any last minute requests. You also learn about further perks such as that concierge guests can order room service from the table service restaurants and your concierge team can call ahead to reserve a table for you at breakfast. After this brief meeting, you are welcome to leave your carry on bags there while you eat lunch and explore the ship until your suite is ready.
Speaking of suites, we were all just sitting on pins and needles waiting to finally open the door to the Walter E. Disney Suite. When we finally did, we were not disappointed. The first thing that you see when you open the door is the bright blue sky through a wall of windows. The sun was so brilliant in the suite that we almost needed sunglasses.
On the right side of the entryway is a side table with gorgeous fresh flowers, and to the left there is a half bathroom. Further down the entryway to the right is the door to the master suite and to the left is a butler's pantry where all of the life jackets are stored. We stored our luggage here also, but I'm really not sure what else you would use this area for except for additional clothes storage. The amount of storage space in this suite is truly amazing!
When you finally come in to the living area from the long entry way, you see a dining room to the left and a media room to the right. The living area has a large sofa and two lounge chairs, along with a wet bar and the largest TV in the stateroom. The dining room has a beautiful table with eight padded chairs, and the media room has two lounge chairs, another TV (hence the media), and a Murphy bed that can be pulled down each evening. Although the entire back of the suite is covered with windows, the only doors to the balcony are in the dining room and the media room. All of the "windows" in the living room may have actually been doors, but they were locked by a key and could not be opened.
From the media room, you can also reach the master suite. The bedroom is beautiful, but the true show stopper is the bathroom. To the left of the double sinks is a big Jacuzzi tub and to the right was a multi jet shower. As if that isn't enough, there's a hand-held hand dryer for your use and full size toiletries.
Also off the bedroom is the hallway that leads back to the main entryway. On either side of this hallway are two large closets. We could have literally packed every stitch of clothes that we own and not had problems with storage. Inside of one closet, two comfy robes and two pairs of equally comfy slippers can be found.
Off of the dining room is the other bedroom. It has twin beds, which unfortunately can not be converted to a full size bed since the desk between the beds is bolted to the floor (my mom was unable to have my dad within hitting distance when he snored). This room is comparable in size to the master bedroom, and it also has a spacious walk-in closet in which hung two pint-size pink robes. Apparently the concierge team assumed that our daughters would be in this room. The en suite bathroom even had a Jacuzzi tub.
And finally the verandah! It was listed as a quadruple verandah and it is every bit of that. It's full of chairs and loungers and simply cries out for a party.
The most beautiful and eye catching feature in the suite, however, is the gorgeous blonde wood throughout. It just shimmers in the sunlight. The sleek and modern suite seems more like a Manhattan penthouse than a cruise ship stateroom, but the pictures of Walt Disney that were spotted around the suite added the perfect amount of Disney magic to the setting.
The dining room table already held a gift from the concierge team, a gorgeous tray of fruit that my family immediately began enjoying. Every day of our cruise we received some type of edible treat from the concierge team, whether it be cookies, desserts, or appetizers. We so looked forward to seeing what our guardian angels had left for us each day!
And guardian angels they were! After one of our daughters fell in the suite and ended up with a bloody nose, our concierge team sent her a Minnie Mouse and a card. When my husband had to miss our meal at Animator's Palette one evening to take a tired little girl back to the suite, a member of the team personally visited our table to let me know that every one was fine and that my husband had requested that I order him dinner. His food reached him in the suite before the rest of us ate our entrees in Animator's Palette.
We received phone calls or visits from them daily just checking on how we were doing or if we needed anything. They managed to be present without being intrusive, and you knew that you could depend on them for anything.
We were able to get to know them better when they hosted a "Pre-Dinner Cocktail Party" one evening. The venue was the deck behind Beach Blanket Buffet, which had a gorgeous view of Nassau and the Atlantis Resort. Heavy appetizers and complimentary cocktails were served and you had to constantly remind yourself that dinner was but an hour away. Members of the concierge team mingled amongst the guests and, here more than ever, you saw how much they truly love their jobs.
On our final night, our team presented us with a special lithograph to commemorate our magical four nights on this ship. From beginning to end, they sprinkled our stay in this suite with what seemed to be an unlimited amount of pixie dust.
The suite ... oh, the suite ... was gorgeous and spacious beyond our wildest dreams. As fate would have it, my mother was recovering from surgery and spent a good portion of her day resting on the living room sofa or a lounger on the balcony. Relaxing in luxury truly helped put her on the road to recovery.
Having so much space for four adults and two children was downright decadent, but we loved every second of it. If one of us needed a bit of alone time, we could escape to a bedroom, the media room, or the balcony. On the other hand, the times that we came together as a family could be done so in comfort around a big dining room table or a large living room.
In fact, the suite is so spacious that it has a door bell at the front door, which turned out to be the only less than perfect part of staying there. A few times we had what my husband referred to as a "ring and run," where someone rang the door bell but no one was at the door when we opened it. We discovered who the tricksters were one day when we surprised them coming out of the room. These young girls were way too guilty-looking and way too giggly for it not to have been them. With two little girls (future "ring and run" candidates) of our own, we could only laugh at their fun.
Staying in the Walter E. Disney Suite onboard the Disney Wonder is a memory that will last a lifetime. The beauty and luxuriousness of it was almost unreal, but you needn't look further than the name on the door to remember who brought you to this place and why.
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Contrary to online reports, the Maple Leafs are not ready to welcome Phil Kessel to the lineup on Friday in Buffalo.
Ron Wilson denied the report after the morning skate in Buffalo, saying there is no truth to it. Kessel skated after the team had left, and told the assembled media that "No one has told me I can play any games yet."
The Leafs will have one new face on the top line as Jiri Tlusty will take Stalberg's place alongside Matt Stajan and Lee Stempniak.
Goaltender Vesa Toskala was also activated from injured reserve. To make room, forward Stalberg and goalie Joey MacDonald were sent down to the Marlies.
Tlusty, 21, leads the Marlies in goals (6), points (10), powerplay goals (2), and shorthanded goals (1) in eight games this season. The 6-0, 209-pound native of Slany, Czech Republic collected four assists in 14 games with the Leafs during the 2008-09 season, and has 20 career points (10 goals, 10 assists) with 14 penalty minutes in 72 NHL games.
The Sabres, meanwhile, also have some new faces in their lineup this season, most notably rookie defenceman Tyler Mylers. Myers, 19, will play in his 10th NHL game, the point at which his three-year rookie contract kicks in. The Sabres could have sent the 6-foot-8 defenseman back to his junior team in Kelowna.
With Myers' status cleared up, the Sabres look to continue their strong play and win their sixth straight over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Friday night.
Buffalo (7-1-1) is coming off a sweep of a three-game road trip, winning the finale 4-1 over New Jersey on Wednesday night. The Sabres return home to face the Maple Leafs (1-7-2) before hitting the road again for a matchup with the New York Islanders.
Though there was some uncertainty, Buffalo will keep one of its steadiest players.
Keeping Myers on the roster will make him eligible to test free agency a year earlier than most players in his draft class.
The 2008 first-round pick has two goals and three assists, and scored a decisive highlight-reel goal in the shootout of a 3-2 win at Tampa on Saturday night.
"He should play here," Buffalo defenseman Henrik Tallinder said. "I'm really amazed with his poise with the puck. It's unbelievable for his age, 19. You don't see veteran guys have that."
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Myers, the rest of the Sabres defense corps and goaltender Ryan Miller have been making it tough for opposing scorers. Buffalo gave up two goals or fewer in each contest during its trip.
Miller made 31 saves versus the Devils and is 7-0-1 with a 1.60 goals-against average on the season.
"We're happy," Miller said. "I don't want to give people the impression we are not happy. We're managing our expectations a little better. We know it's going to be a steady improvement by every team. With this team, we also have to improve and show we can bring the work ethic every night.
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"It's a tough one to take, giving up a late goal, but you learn from that and move forward," forward Jason Blake said.
Winger Nikolai Kulemin and defenseman Tomas Kaberle were bright spots for Toronto.
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United Nations Joint Programme to Promote the Human Rights of Women (UNJP) will be launched on 1 March at 10:00 at a meeting at Swiss Hotel Ankara.
Ankara – The meeting will be held with the participation of Interior Minister Muammer Güler, National Education Minister Nabi Avci (tbc), Minister for Family and Social Policies Fatma Sahin, Chairperson of the Sabanci Foundation Board of Trustees and United Nations Resident Coordinator Shahid Najam. At the launch, UNJP-Sabanci foundation Grant Programme will also be presented with announcement of first call for proposals.
UNJP will be conducted in 10 cities, including Aydin, Çanakkale, Edirne, Erzincan, Eski?ehir, Kahramanmara?, Kastamonu, Kayseri, Kocaeli and Ordu jointly by United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), UNWOMEN and Sabanci University. The Sabanci Foundation will be the main sponsor of the programme. Programme will be realized in cooperation with Ministries of Interior, National Education and Family and Social Policies and Union of Municipalities of Turkey.
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Book lending has come to a halt at the Walkerton Public Library—apparently due to book keeping problems.
The library suddenly and mysteriously shut its doors last month.
A sign on the front door today offered apologies for the inconvenience and stated that the closing will be temporary.
Today, News Center 16 found evidence that the library is in serious financial trouble for its failure to pay federal withholding taxes.
"We've been notified by the I.R.S., the Internal Revenue Service about ten days ago that there's a lien against their distributions of any monies they're to receive," said St. Joseph County Auditor Pete Mullen. "We're holding that right now until we get further clarification from the Internal Revenue Service."
On Monday, Mullen will send checks to most local units of government as he divvies up the proceeds of property tax payments made in May. No such check will go to the Walkerton Public Library.
"It's not a hard decision at all that we have a lien and we will not distribute it," said Mullen.
The library was in line to receive $44,633.50. That's less than the $47,920.67 it allegedly owes the IRS.
"We're asking for a little bit of clarification from the Internal Revenue Service, there are some questions that have been asked by the library itself and we're hoping we can get an answer for them sometime next week," said Mullen. "I don't know if the library is open or not but this will be, if there's a partial distribution, that will help them certainly."
The library's last state audit covered the years 2007, 2008 and 2009. It was completed in early 2010. Auditors from the Indiana State Board of Accounts were so critical of the library's book keeping practices, that the library director resigned and the library treasurer was terminated.
Paperwork indicates that the problem actually became worse after the shake-up. The I.R.S. Notice of Levy shows that the library fell $20,000 behind in withholding in 2010—more than twice any of the amounts associated with previous years.
Some of the federal withholding payments that were missed by the library and are still unresolved, date back to 2001.
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