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URGENT: In Search of Excellent Sushi [Long Island, NY ]
- catita Sep 28, 2007 07:31 AM
Hello Chowhounds!
I'm new to posting but I've been a fan of the forums since the days before the CNET redesign.
My boyfriend and I are Japanophiles in search of an excellent sushi restaurant for our 7th anniversary dinner. I thought that I had a week to post this and wait for replies, but I just found out that we are going to dinner tomorrow night (Saturday, 09/29/07), so this post is a bit urgent in nature.
We've been to quite a few Long Island and Manhattan restaurants (the full list is below), and Kotobuki in Babylon Village used to be one of my favorites, but in the past year or so the quality has declined steadily.
Most of the other Long Island restaurants visited were ok, but none have been particularly memorable, and some (Tai Show in Massapequa) have been truly awful.
My best sushi meal to date is the omakase menu at Sushi Yasuda in Manhattan, but I don't expect to find that level of quality in the suburbs.
With that in mind, I humbly request suggestions. We'll be coming from the Suffolk County/Nassau County border, so almost anywhere on the island is ok. I've searched the forums and I have a long list of options (also below), but I'm having trouble making a selection. At the moment I'm leaning towards Minami in Massapequa or Nisen in Commack, but I'm having trouble deciding.
Any restaurant with a good sake selection [preferably Junmai Daiginjo-shu grade] gets extra consideration.
Help! :)
Sushi Restaurants Already Visited (in alphabetical order)
Long Island
Kohaku [Huntington Station, NY] [Zagat Rating: 25]
Kotobuki [Babylon Village, NY] [Zagat Rating: 28]
Kotobuki [Hauppauge, NY] [Zagat Rating: 28]
Kurabarn [Huntington, NY] [Zagat Rating: 23]
Minado [Carle Place, NY] [Zagat Rating: 20]
Mitsui [Bay Shore, NY] [Zagat Rating: N/A]
Mushroom [Babylon, NY] [Zagat Rating: N/A]
Nisen [Hauppauge, NY] [Zagat Rating: 26]
Sakana [Hicksville, NY] [Zagat Rating: N/A]
Sakura [Babylon Village, NY] [Zagat Rating: N/A]
Shiki [Babylon Village, NY] [Zagat Rating: 21]
Sushi Park [Commack, NY] [Zagat Rating: N/A]
Tai Show [Massapequa, NY] [Zagat Rating: 23]
Takara [Islandia, NY] [Zagat Rating: N/A]
New York City
Sushi of Gari 46 [Zagat Rating: N/A]
Sushi Yasuda [Zagat Rating: 28]
Sushi Restaurants to Visit (in alphabetical order)
Long Island
Daruma of Tokyo [Great Neck, NY] [Zagat Rating: 22]
Hinata [Great Neck, NY] [Zagat Rating: N/A]
Hoshi [Bethpage, NY] [Zagat Rating: N/A] [not Hoshi anymore?]
Minami [Massapequa, NY] [Zagat Rating: 26]
Nagahama [Long Beach, NY] [Zagat Rating: 25]
Osaka [Huntington, NY] [Zagat Rating: 24]
Ozumo Japanese Restaurant [Bethpage, NY] [Zagat Rating: 22]
Sapporo [Wantagh, NY] [Zagat Rating: 23]
Sea Cliff Sushi Company [Sea Cliff, NY] [Zagat Rating: 23]
Shiro of Japan [Carle Place, NY] [Zagat Rating: N/A]
Shogi [Westbury, NY] [Zagat Rating: N/A]
Tomo Hibachi Steak House [Huntington, NY] [Zagat Rating: 20]
Yamaguchi [Port Washington, NY] [Zagat Rating: 23]
Yokohama [East Northport] [Zagat Rating: N/A]
Yuki's Palette [Westbury, NY] [Zagat Rating: 23]
Zen 18C [Bethpage, NY] [Zagat Rating: N/A]
Zutto [Great Neck, NY] [Zagat Rating: N/A]
Thanks in advance!
- Catita
You are missing my two favorites:
Kumo in Plainivew in the Fairway shopping plaza
Homura which is either in Albertson or Williston Park but its on Willis Ave.
I've been to a bunch of sushi places, mostly not the same ones u have been to, but these two are my favorite. Really not so sure if they have that Sake you asked about, but if either does my guess would be Kumo. Kumo also has a nicer decor.
Of all the places on your list, I would go to Zutto for a b-day dinner. We have gone there for Valentine's Day, etc. The decor is much nicer than most Japanese restaurants. The food is very good. It's a little more on the romantic side than the usual blonde wood screens places.
I am not sure about their saki selection. Call and ask them.
We go to Tai Show in Levittown often and they make great saki bombs in which the waitresses down with you in celebration, Nissen in Commack is very good and we enjoyed Zen 18C which also has many interesting specials. We were disappointed with Kotobuki in Commack- the worst service ever. Happy Anniversary
re: Eileen
I think Nagahama is as good as it gets. But unless you get there before 5:30 you will not be able to sit at the sushi bar . The place is always busy on Saturday nite. I think if you can make it on a different nite you will be very pleased with the saki the food and the service.
re: albee
I agree that the food at Nagahama is very good.
However, for an anniversary I don't think it's right. It's loud, and as you said very crowded on the weekends and the ambience is lacking. For a very good Japanese meal I love Nagahama, on food alone, but if my husband took me there for our anniv., I would be disappointed :(. It's got zero atmosphere.
I can't comment on the saki, as to my uneducated palette, saki is saki. Having said that, I would like to get to know various saki's a bit better. Is Nagahama a good place to do that?
I haven't eaten at most of those, but on the north shore, Show Win in Northport, hands down, best we've had on Long Island.
Sea Cliff Coffee & Sushi Company is excellent! (drab decor, but Nobu-esque food)
Yamaguchi also excellent.
Not on the list & also excellent: Rock n' Saki in Port Washington.
Homura is in Williston Park. However, if you are on Willis Avenue, I would definitely go to Hokkaido, on the Albertson/Roslyn Heights border. Sit at the sushi bar, and Tony will make you some great things, especially if you get to know him.
This is a real late entry as far as the original request, but if anyone is still reading this thread...
Taiko in Rockville Center is one of the oldest, and in my opinion, one of the best Sushi restaurants on Long Island.
And there is a little not advertised sushi restaurant in Lynbrook that is excellent as well: Satsuki on Atlantic Ave, right under the train.
re: tasaday
the original chef left taiko a while back and opened a place in long beach.i heard it's great but i don't know the name.it's on park ave next to the big movie house.
our favorite is sushi ya in rockville ctr on park ave.super fresh with some interesting rolls and apps.
Just tried Rock 'N Sake in Port Washington - now my favorite sushi on the island. They've relocated from New Orleans since the flood, and have been up here for about two years. The fish was incredibly fresh with large portions for the sushi (cannot down it in one bite) - I tried one salmon, tuna, mackerel, and eel. Both rolls I tried were also excellent (spicy cruchy tuna and thai spring roll). Go try it as soon as you can - you won't be disappointed!
If any one can beat the price of $15.00 for all the exquisite Sushi you can eat, and one of the finest Sake, Oseki sake, you will taste. Then follow their recommendation.
Otherwise, Sushi Park on Commack Road and Route 25 is the place to go.
Clean, large and accomodating, good atmosphere, Great assortment of Sushi and Sashimi, as well as other hot plates.
The Oseki Sake will turn your palate upside down, at only $8.00 hot, or $9.00 cold.
Great Place.
re: FRANKLIN3321
yokohama on jericho tpk. upscale,excellent,fresh. the best sushi i have ever had, and i've been around:)
Minami [Massapequa, NY] [Zagat Rating: 26]
26 rating second best on long island according to your above list, says it all, awesome awesome sushi, i never enjoyed sushi until i found this place, so fresh,
not sure about sake choices, but there is definitly a dozen


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Jackson had back surgery April 15, and missed the team's OTAs, but was raring to go when camp started for the veterans July 31.
"I felt good," he said after his first practice. "It's been a long time. I haven't had any real true football conditioning and work until today. I've been working really, really hard with my trainer all offseason to make sure that when today came I would be able to practice and be able to pretty much participate in everything.
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Jackson didn't practice Saturday morning (Aug. 7) or participate in the team's scrimmage that evening, but coach Steve Spagnuolo said that has been the plan.
Said Spagnuolo, "No alarms here. That was part of the program that (trainer) Reggie (Scott) and I decided way back, so he won't go in the scrimmage tonight. This gives him 48 hours right now to make sure we're OK. He'll be back on Monday, he'll be fine.
"He said to Reggie the other day that it feels exactly where it should be. He's no worse, no better. He does want to push it a little bit next week, and we'll do that. I think he's right about on track where we thought, and then knock on wood we can stay that way. We'll see what we'll do when we get to that first game (next Saturday against Minnesota), and have to make that decision."
Still, it was an upbeat Jackson as camp opened, compared to the guy that endured his back injury at the end of the 2009 season and played five of the final six games despite the pain that radiated down his leg.
"That last five, six weeks of the season was pretty painful," admitted. "But, pulling through I think I proved a lot to myself, to be able to fight through that pain and still be somewhat productive. I think I proved a lot to myself, and I'm really excited about the season and ready to get after it now."
Asked about contact, he said, "It's not about the hits. The back is fully healed. We really worked hard this offseason to make sure the durability will still be there. I can still run in the natural way I'm used to running. I don't have to adjust my style for anything. I think it's more so just getting my feet underneath me again, making the cuts I'm able to make and working on the field of vision. You know, like I said, it's been since the San Francisco game since I actually played football, so all month that's what I've been working on, the techniques, getting under my shoulder pads and things of that nature. The football, the hitting ... I'm not worried about it. I'll be ready to go."
He was also ready to go for the shark dive, where he was protected in a cage. Jackson also saw a few World Cup games when he was in South Africa.
"It was a neat experience," Jackson said. "I did a shark cage dive with great whites in South Africa. It was pretty exciting, man. The biggest shark that I had a chance to see underwater was 18 feet (long). You could have mistaken him for a whale. But it's pretty amazing to see great whites up close and personal. I actually witnessed one hunting and devouring a seal. That was pretty nerve wracking under the water. But you know, it was one of those things on the bucket list that I always wanted to do. I did it, I won't do it again, but you know ... I lived to tell about it."
So, Steven, did watching the seal be devoured cause a loss of appetite?
He said, "No, no. It makes you forget about the cold, icy water. I'll tell you that. You kind of get the blood going."
What about the adrenaline rush?
"You know, the adrenaline rush is amazing," Jackson said. "There's nothing like it. It's not even like running out of the tunnel or anything. It's getting in the water and then having to use the oxygen tank. The main thing is to control your breathing. You can actually go into panic mode down there."
Finally, Jackson talked about what he was most fearful of during the experience. He said, "Anytime I tell this story I think the scariest thing is not seeing the shark when he disappears into the murky water. It didn't help that I was watching Shark Week all week."
Now, Jackson is back to wondering what defensive players might disappear and be lurking somewhere.
Early in the week, his first full week of training camp, not everything was rosy for quarterback Sam Bradford.
Said coach Steve Spagnuolo, after an Aug. 3 practice, "He's had some good throws and some bad ones. He threw one into the wind that kind of floated up there. I'm sure he wanted that one back. I do like the fact that when he makes a mistake, he's not very happy and he shows it. He's got some feistiness to him. I think that's good in a quarterback."
Bradford has been processing a lot of information in a short period of time. "We've put a lot in every day," he said. "And the more we put in, the more I have to think. ... Once we get everything in and I've repped everything, I think I'll feel more comfortable. I think it's just a matter of me really adjusting to the speed and all the different variations can that occur in a play.
"All the different blitz pickups ... obviously that just takes time and experience. That's something I need to work on. I don't want to get myself killed. But I think once I get in the film room, study a little bit more on our protections, how they work, how the blitzes work, what we can protect and what we need (to check out of), then I think that'll be very helpful for me."
Then came Friday (Aug. 6) when Bradford put on an impressive show. Coaches have had the offense working with a 35-second clock instead of 40 to get in and out of plays quickly.
Said Spagnuolo, "He had some nice throws there, didn't he? From the standpoint of scoring points, he did. I thought he did a nice job today. We put those quarterbacks, I don't know if you noticed it, on a speed-up, if that's a word. They're doing a really good job with it."
Quarterback A.J. Feeley told cnnsi.com, "Every day he sees the field more and more, and you can see it coming. He's starting to get it. You can just tell. Today he just had his best day of practice since he's been here."
The humble Bradford, who believes nothing should be handed to him, said, "That's just part of my personality, but I do feel that way because I haven't done anything in this league yet. I realize everything has to be earned. I don't want anything given to me. I don't want any reps given to me. I don't want to play because I'm the No. 1 pick. I want to play because the coaches and staff feel that I'm the guy who gives us the best chance to win. That's kind of my approach to everything."
As for his Friday practice, Bradford said, "Today was definitely one of my better practices. It's always nice when you have days like that, especially this early, when sometimes it's a grind and I feel like I'm struggling and things are tougher than what they were in college. So to come out there and have a day like that, it really does kind of give you some confidence. In your head, you're like, 'OK, I can do this.'"
- The Rams were hoping for some leadership and depth from defensive tackle Chris Hovan, but instead the team was quick to place him on injured reserve Aug. 6 because of a back injury.
Said coach Steve Spagnuolo, "It's one of those, 'Is it going to be five days? Is it going to be three weeks? Is it going to be five weeks? We just need the guys out practicing and Chris understands that. Rather than play the waiting game, we decided to put him on IR.
"It could be one of those, it's a five-day rest deal and he bounces back but then he gets set back. You just don't know. What you don't want to do is go through three weeks of training camp and wear the other guys out because we don't have enough bodies. We just decided to go that route. Chris and I talked. He's a warrior."
- General manager Billy Devaney said "the light has gone on" for Larry Grant, who remains ahead of Bobby Carpenter on the depth chart at weak-side linebacker.
Asked about Carpenter's adjustment to the defense, coach Steve Spagnuolo said, "It's taking a little while because it is a little bit different for him, but I see like even today he grabbed the jersey and I just remind him to cover with your feet. Don't be lazy and grab the jersey. He works really well with James Laurinaitis and all the other (Ohio State) Buckeye linebackers (grant and Na'il Diggs). They do; they have a good relationship, that whole group of linebackers. I think they're working pretty hard."
- Second-year running back Chris Ogbonnaya is expected to get a lot of playing time in the preseason opener Saturday against Minnesota. A seventh-round pick, Ogbonnaya was on the practice squad for most of the 2009 season before being active for the final six games and playing in the final two.
Noting one thing impressive about Ogbonnaya, coach Steve Spagnuolo said, "You know what, you don't see this because you guys are probably not close enough to it. In the back when he's not even in for a rep, he's actually coaching the other guys or saying, 'Let's get going.' For a second-year guy that came in like he did and earned his way, he's starting to develop as kind of a vocal leader. He's a very smart football player. (Running backs) coach (Sylvester) Croom talks about it all the time. Just got to keep giving him the ball and keep letting him develop his running skills."
Said Ogbonnaya, "Even though I'm a young guy, having somewhat of a leadership role helps. I definitely want to help the team a lot more than I did last year. Being more vocal, especially now that I know what to do, helps everybody else get lined up and get in order.
"The older guys like it. They want me to be a little more confident, especially if I am going to be on the field. It helps the linemen. I think the linemen feed off that kind of stuff. You have somebody in your ear constantly telling you we just have to keep moving forward. It really helps."
As for what he can do on the field, Ogbonnaya said, "I know my abilities. I know that Steven (Jackson) trusts me, and I know that (fullback) Mike (Karney) trusts me to make plays and be in the right spot.
"As does coach Croom and the rest of the staff. It's my job to continue to do that and make sure that I'm doing my best in being disciplined in the offense."
- Former Missouri wide receiver Danario Alexander visited the Rams Aug. 2 and is hopeful of eventually signing with the team.
Alexander had three knee surgeries during his career at Missouri, and then broke out last season with 113 receptions for 1,781 yards and 14 touchdowns. However, he suffered another knee injury during a Senior Bowl practice, underwent surgery and was cleared medically about three weeks ago.
Alexander took a physical with the Rams, which he passed, but did not work out.
Said general manager Billy Devaney, "We had a really good visit with him. He's a classy, classy kid. Everybody in the building was glad to meet him. Everything we had heard about him was true. We'll continue to monitor his training, stay in touch, and see where we are as we go along."
The biggest question after rehabbing the entire offseason is how he would withstand practices. It's possible the Rams could sign him later in the summer, and hope to eventually add him to the practice squad.
"The Rams seemed like they're pretty interested, so we'll see what happens," Alexander told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. "I met Spags and he seemed like a good guy and seemed pretty excited to see me. I got a good vibe from everybody I met there."
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I'm like stainless steel, man. Rustproof. But playing football is definitely something where muscle memory has to be re-acclimated. That's what I'm doing right now." - Safety Oshiomogho Atogwe on being in training camp after missing the team's offseason work.
Added to the roster were DT Ernest Reid and C Tim Mattran. Reid was signed after the rookie minicamp in April, but had been released June 16. Mattran was with the Rams in training camp last year, and spent the few weeks of the season on the Raiders' practice squad.
In addition to DT Chris Hovan, G Mark Lewis was waived/injured because of an ankle injury and went on injured reserve after clearing waivers.
- CB Ron Bartell is sidelined with a sprained ankle suffered near the end of 9-on-7 passing drills Aug. 3
- S James Butler could be sidelined for an extended period of time after suffered a sprained MCL in his knee.
- DT Chris Hovan was placed on injured reserve Aug. 6 because of a back injury suffered early in training camp.
- OG Mark Lewis was waived/injured Aug. 6 because of an ankle injury suffered in the first few days of training camp.
- LB Larry Grant continues to work with the first team at weak-side linebacker after a solid first week of training camp.
BATTLE OF THE WEEK: Daniel Fells, Billy Bajema, Michael Hoomanawanui and Fendi Onobun for TE jobs -- This position will be hotly contested throughout the summer. Onobun appears more advanced than some thought, considering he played one season of college football. Fells is the incumbent, but has to show he can be consistent. Hoomanawanui seems like a natural. Bajema is a solid blocker.
OTHER BATTLEFRONTS: Rookie Jerome Murphy and Kevin Dockery could be fighting for the nickel-back job. Dockery has made an impact with his aggressiveness. ... Unless someone is added to the roster, Chris Ogbonnaya is getting the opportunity to be the backup to running back Steven Jackson.
PLAYER OF THE WEEK: WR Danny Amendola. After the selection of Mardy Gilyard in the fourth round of the draft, the belief was that Amendola would have a hard time making the team. Both are slot receivers and kick returners. While Gilyard is learning, Amendola has caught everything in sight, and has been one of the team's consistent receivers day in and day out. It wouldn't be a surprise if both Gilyard and Amendola made the final roster.
ROOKIE REPORT: OT Rodger Saffold remains entrenched at left tackle, and judging by what happens in preseason games, will likely stay there, with Jason Smith playing right tackle ... LB Josh Hull will be looking to make an impact on special teams in preseason games.
INJURY REPORT: It was a tough week for the team's defensive backs. On Tuesday, Aug. 3, cornerback Ron Bartell injured his ankle and a couple days later, safety James Butler suffered a sprained MCL. For Bartell, X-rays were negative for a sprained of his lower ankle. Said coach Steve Spagnuolo, "It's a day-to-day thing. That was really good news, because the way he fell down, you thought it was worse than it came out."
The news wasn't as good for Butler, who missed some games last season because of a knee injury. Said Spagnuolo, "It's one that's going to keep him out a little while. I don't want to classify it as significant, but he's going to be out for a while. We'll take it day-to-day, but I think it will be an extended injury."
Tackle Jason Smith has started working more in team drills as he recovers from a toe injury, and got in some snaps Saturday night in the team's scrimmage ... Defensive tackle Darell Scott, who has been limited since injuring his hamstring in the team's conditioning run July 31, is expected to begin practicing Monday.
Others with minor injuries are linebacker Na'il Diggs (quad), defensive end James Hall (groin), guard Jacob Bell (oblique), fullback Mike Karney (hamstring), wide receivers Mardy Gilyard (wrist), Brandon Gibson (hamstring) and Brooks Foster (groin), safety Kevin Payne (quad).
Running back Keith Toston suffered a concussion during Thursday (Aug. 5) practice and did not practice the next day. Spagnuolo said, "He took the impact test this morning, passed it. Then they move on to exertion and see what the symptoms are and he wasn't great there so they just kept him out." Toston practiced Saturday morning, but didn't participate in contact work.


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SPARKS, NV - The Washoe County District Attorney's Office has decided not to try a teenage boy as an adult in an act of violence against his sister.
Shortly after 10AM Monday, January 21, police were called to the 4000 block of Whispering Wind Court in Sparks. They were told of a violent fight between a brother and sister. Police say when they got there, both teens said he had strangled her at least twice, and evidence indicated the 14-year-old girl had been strangled.
The 17-year-old boy was arrested and originally booked at the Jan Evans Juvenile Justice Center. Due to the nature of the charges, he was later transferred to the Washoe County Jail, charged as an adult, booked on charges of attempted murder (no bail) and domestic battery by strangulation (bail $15,000).
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Dear, my bold idea for 2009 for women's empowerment, I am trying to raise women to know first of all who they are, some time they accept to be treated badly because they accept that they are weak, what we are going to do this year is to go there to the local communities and tell women that they are capable of changing their situation themselves by changing the mentalities starting by themselves to men: for example here in Rwanda they are some proverbs that denies women , that was the tradition , now women are capable, you know that we are in poor country where there are some who do no know to read and write, sensitization of women emancipation is done through radio and there some who do not have radios, in order to reach all categories of women, we are going to use theaters, playing roles of any situation of women you know and perform them to underground community, and make dvd to those who are busy. We will use the strategy of asking house to house women by asking them , what they can think be important to be done so that they situation can be changed .We will start by healing their spirit after I know that they will be able to manage other things
Happy new year to all of you
Best wishes and regards from Rwanda
Happy New Year to you Charlotte!
Hi Charlotte,
Your idea is wonderful and so very BOLD! I agree that when empowering women, you must start with allowing one to realize who they are - and the possibilities of who they want to become. As women, we are born with an inner-strength, though because of society, not every woman realizes that. So it's not just to empower women, but to educate men so they can begin to create an environment where women are more free to empower themselves! Yes, yes, yes! I especially like the idea of using theaters to reach women who have no access to radios. You are so BOLD!
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I am inspired by your BOLD IDEA. Thank you for sharing. Have you started it yet? I am anxious for details. And pictures!
I have a strong image of you going house to house and listening to wives, mothers, sisters, daughters. Then, these women you meet bringing their husbands, brothers, sons, fathers with them to the theater. And everyone is irrevocably changed for the better. The women are more confident. The men are more considerate and compassionate.
Theater is a powerful tool to break down cultural barriers and educate men, and women, in a way that is palatable. Good luck. Keep us updated.
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Dear Charlotte,
I will agree with you that cultural interpretations many times posed a gender barrier and education of men and women in Rwanda is going a long way to change that in our society!
I love your boldness,please do it the theatre way and surely nothing will stop you,
Best wishes,
This may be of interest
Charlotte, the above journal entry might be of interest to you. It talks about a Nottingham University project in the U.K. has turned banana waste into an efficient fuel source. The emphasis of the project was on developing a simple technology that can be used in developing countries without the need for a large financial outlay. The fuel bricks are made by hand without needing any mechanical equipment.
Gathering wood for fuel is a time consuming job, mainly done by women who sometimes have to walk over six hours a day to get firewood. They are hoping that this banana fuel might help reduce dependence on wood as an energy source across Africa. They say that they are happy to give the idea away for free and are encouraging people who want to use the idea to get in touch.


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Every rule I break,
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The Weekly Geek: "Fraggle Rock" on Film
If you were a child (or had a child) in the '80s and you watched TV, chances are you enjoyed the magical, adorable show Fraggle Rock. A Jim Henson joint featuring a slew of funky creatures who lived underground (and made awesome music), it was at once as cute as — and even more subversive than — The Muppet Show or Muppets Tonight. Really, the show was about peace, love and understanding, and anything featuring colorful puppets having a rad time was OK by me at the time.
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Well, good news, babies of the '80s (and moms of said babies)! Fraggle Rock will soon be getting a film adaptation. According to a post at MTV Geek:
Rango scribes Jim Byrkit and Alex Manugia have been hired to bring Jim Henson's subterranean rockstar series Fraggle Rock to cinemas. Fraggle Rock is certainly following in the felt footsteps of fellow Henson creations The Muppets which were successfully returned to theaters and hearts in last year's incredibly charming The Muppets.
If there's anything we need in this cinematic atmosphere, its more The Muppets-esque humor, warmth, and geeky self-knowledge. Don't get me wrong: I love dark and twisty tales and the new mini-trend of young female warrior/badasses (evidenced by The Hunger Games and Snow White and the Huntsman) is the best thing to happen to popular movies in a long, long time. I'm simply advocating for cute and positive once in awhile, and a Fraggle Rock flick could be just what we all need for a balanced cinematic diet.
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There's a fantastic urban legend about Bill Murray, one that you've probably heard from your cousin or your college roommate or your neighbor, about how he'll walk up to strangers, put his hands over their eyes and whisper, "No one will ever believe you," into their ear before he dissolves into thin air. (OK, that last bit might not be true.)
But when Ashley Donald and Erik Rogers say that they had their own unexpected run-in with Murray, they can prove it. The Charleston, South Carolina, couple were posing for their engagement pictures, smiling and holding hands on the steps of an historic building when a man on the sidewalk started trying to get their attention.
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You know how the line goes: If there's something strange in your neighborhood, you probably live near the Kardashians. We're totally kidding! Everyone knows that if there's something strange or something weird "and it don't look good," you're gonna call the Ghostbusters.
Those four jumpsuit-wearing, proton pack-carrying heroes first appeared on movie screens 30 years ago this weekend, serving all of our supernatural elimination needs, reminding us never to cross the streams and, as the late Harold Ramis said, "turning the word 'slime' into a verb."
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Mother Monster, meet Mr. Murray.
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This round features the stars of the new Wes Anderson film, The Grand Budapest Hotel, including Adrien Brody, Tilda Swinton, Owen Wilson and Bill Murray.
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Rise of an Empire is a fine sequel to 300, but PEOPLE's critic says you should check into The Grand Budapest Hotel instead. Here's what to see and what to skip in theaters this weekend.
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Bill Murray gave a poignant shoutout to his old friend Harold Ramis while presenting the Oscar for Best Cinematography Sunday night.
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Ulyana Sergeenko in red, Paris
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Natasha Goldenberg in Valentino, Paris
Natasha Goldenberg, fashion designer at Tzipporah, stylist & IT-girl. She is wearing a gorgeous Valentino coat and the headpiece is from also Russian designer Ulyana Sergeenko.
January 24, 2014 / Street Style
Sunday Inspiration: Winter Hats
Hats, always a good way to stay warm during the winter days. With my curly hair is difficult to wear hats. I always get the impression that I will end up looking a bit like Krusty the clown.
How about you? Do you wear hats during winter time?
January 5, 2014 / Street Style
2013 Street Style Review
I hope you enjoy the selection of some of the best street style looks of 2013. This is the year when I recovered my blog after "the incident" so it has been a big year for me. Thank you all of you for your comments and your visits, they encourage me to continue.
This year I included a new section: Sunday Inspirations and I plan to include another one on 2014 (Yay!) so stay tuned!
Happy 2014!
December 31, 2013 / Announcements
Party Dresses
Tomorrow is New Years Eve and I wanted to gather some inspiration for those who still doesn't know what to wear.
You could go for a sheer black dress like Ulyana Sergeenko and spice up the look with a pair of sky high heels. Anna Dello Russo for sure knows how to rock a little black dress, just add some gold accessories and jewellery. Another good option is a red dress like the one that Dj Leigh Lezark wears. If you are into one of the trends of this winter go for the metallic skirts like Yasmin Sewell did. If you don't wanna go too overdressed just make sure to pair it with a casual top.
I will go for a black lace dress, how about you?
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We don't usually write reviews of places we've stayed. Think it is because of the let down at the end of a vacation, but mostly I think it is because I won't take the time. Tranquil Farm is the exception. My wife and I spent 2 weeks at Louise's cottage, such a wonderful home away from home. Everything you need for your daily outings, including: a beach bag, cooler, and some super comfy flashy beach chairs. Exceptional Island advice is also available from your hostess if requested. Gonna miss our daily run/walks with Ruby and Scabbers, such wonderful canine companions. Thank you Louise, our most gracious hostess, for such a fun, adventure filled, truly memorable vacation on your beautiful island. P.S. One day we hope to return to stay in your most exotic scenic new cottage on the hill.
Very clean with lots of privacy
The write up and description Sally provided us was very accurate. We were looking for a place that was not in a high tourist area. We had plenty of privacy at the beach house and felt like we had the entire beach and bay to ourselves. Traveling around for attractions, restaurants and food markets was also easy via local transit. The beach house is very clean and well maintained with the necessities I expected for a "cottage experience". The area is safe and the people were very friendly. If you are looking for an all inclusive resort this is not the place for you. If you are looking for a place to "get away from it all" and experience the beautiful island of Antigua then the beach house is IT.
Perfect honeymoon
We spent two weeks on our honeymoon at Gray Gate and couldn't have wished for any better. Antigua was wonderful. The house and landscaping are beautiful, a testament to Colin and Violette. We met Violette briefly and she was very pleasant. We were fortunate to have Colin around from time to time. He was great to hang out with and talk about the house and the island. He's a genuinely good person. We enjoyed most every morning cooking and eating breakfast on the outside porch while looking out at the ocean. The sunrise came right over a small island seen from the back porch. We thoroughly enjoyed everything on the island. Definitely pay attention to Stephen's suggestions/information list. A rental car was a must. We were all over the island from day to day. The map you get from the rental place(we used Alamo) is really all you need. There are a few main roads that lead to everything if you pay attention to the signs. If you do need directions, everyone we talked to was extremely helpful. Shirley Heights was very fun on Sunday. The steel band played, followed by a local band. Food was great, views one of a kind. Devil's bridge was very cool, very unique. Half moon bay also had that uniqueness with its shape and the fact that it had waves enough to body surf. It was our favorite beach of the dozen or so we visited. For beach entertainment we liked Dickenson a lot. Dave down at Sneaky Pete's was able to get us set up for many different activities. The jungle zipline was really cool. The house was extremely relaxing and serene. We had no problems with anything in the house. We cooked breakfast, lunch, and dinner almost every day and did laundry without issue. We stayed in the guest house and didn't have a problem with mosquitoes inside at all. It stayed cool with the ceiling fan and breeze. The bed was very comfortable. We kept spray and mosquito coils going when hanging out on the back patio or in the main house and didn't get bit very often. We hope to be back very soon and will definitely stay at Gray Gate again. Stephen was very easy to deal with, upfront and honest about the house and what to expect. We would definitely recommend staying at Gray Gate.


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Project Renaissance of OpenOffice.org opened up proposals for "Access Functionality" design changes for its office suite on April 20, 2009. The Impress presentation application was chosen as the Guinea pig. Deadline for submissions is just around the corner: May 4, 2009.
The project called in all hands to improve OpenOffice's user interface by using Impress. The independent and optimally innovative designs are to be submitted as graphics files and published on the deadline date of May 4, 2009. The focus is on the information architecture, such as grouping of elements, and not on visual effects, such as gradients, shadows or transparency.
The ten-day period following the deadline will involve community review of the submissions. Designers will have a chance until May 15 to revise their designs. Further plans weren't established, but the end goal is to integrate the designs into a new user interface for OpenOffice. As the Project Renaissance call for proposals website declares, the mission is to "create a user interface so that OpenOffice.org becomes the users' choice not only out of need, but also out of desire." The call for proposals provides a submission procedure and a set of guidelines or principles, "although any ideas are welcome."
The project provides a design proposal template .odp file to use with the Impress presentation software. The overall task focus is to develop new concepts in Impress, although "you may use anything else that you are comfortable with."
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Jake Seeley wanted us to make a very tech street frame, so we did. The Broadcaster is designed with the most modern street geometry and one of the shortest chain stay lengths which helps with tail whips and spins. The Broadcaster is available as a frame and a 2014 complete bike Check out his full parts list below.Read More
Download now for Widescreen or Standard monitors. Who needs a new wallpaper? Jake Seeley delivers the goods with this jungle gym predator grind from his shared video with Erik Elstran. Jake's currently shredding the latest Army Green Broadcaster color which is available now. You might as well watch the video again to see the clip. Here it isRead More
Our Swedish peg shredder, Oliver Jonasson, discusses the merits of pegs over a huge plate of spaghetti. He lays down some serious clips starting about the half way point. It's tough not to discuss the worst case scenario that happened to him at the 5:40 point, but you won't forget it. He does a really long toothpick grind on a ledge as well, so be sure to watch the full video. Watch Oliver's Welcome to Sunday video HERE.Read More
Jake Seeley rides one really good looking bike. We made this Army Green Broadcaster available as a complete bike and an aftermarket frame. The complete bike is out now, so check that out HERE. Look for the frame to be available in April Check below to see a full parts list from Jake. Jake Seeley Army Green Broadcaster Parts List Frame: Sunday Broadcaster 20.75″ Army Green Fork: Sunday Octave Forks Bars: Sunday Broadcaster Headset: Sunday Stem: Profile Push Grips: Merritt Charlie Crumlish Cranks: Profile Column Sprocket: Profile Galaxy 25t Chain: Odyssey Bluebird Pedals: Odyssey JC/PCs Seat Clamp: Sunday Slim Seat Post: Sunday Toothy Post Seat: Sunday Pachyderm Cloud Seat Front Rim: Sun Big Baller Front Hub: Profile Totem Front Tire: Odyssey Chase Hawk Rear Rim: Sun Big Baller Rear Hub: Freecoaster Rear Tire: Odyssey Chase Hawk Front Hubguards: Profile Aegis Rear Hubguards: S&M CymbalRead More
You've been waiting for the new Matte Army Green Broadcaster frame to be available and we are happy to say it will be here in April! Jake Seeley riding the new Broadcaster in this awesome toothpick grind photo by Frank Christianson. USA dealers contact Full Factory to get on the list for this frame. International dealers please go HERE to find your Sunday distributor.Read More
Do you want a chance to win a Broadcaster frame, Octave fork and a pair of Broadcaster bars? Then enter the Ride UK - Sunday Package giveaway on their site. All you need to do is figure out how to say "Sunday" in French. Just use Google Translate to figure it out. Follow this LINK to enter the contest. Sunday is proudly distributed in the UK by IMG Distribution.Read More
Daniel Portorreal is a recent addition to the German Sunday team and he just dropped this One Dude One Day video by Freedom BMX. The video proves how smooth, tech and consistent he is on his bike. Click the photo above or just follow this LINK to see the video. Take a closer look at the Broadcaster he is riding in this video HERE. Filmed and edited by Johannes Dreyer for freedombmx.mpora.deRead More
Want to win Jake Seeley's personal bike? Then download the @raskils_app and enter your best grinding pics. Take a closer look at Jake's current Broadcaster bike that you could win. Good luck!Read More
Interbike 2013 is in full swing right now. Ride BMX stopped by the Full Factory booth to checkout all the new Sunday stuff that we have coming for 2014. This includes the new Aaron Ross MotoRoss frame, Lighting and Thunder Wheels, new colors in both the Broadcaster and Soundwave and all of the new complete bikes. The bikes and wheels are available now with the frames coming next spring.Read More
Erik Elstran is seriously one of the most talented and skilled riders in BMX. Erik Elstran Goes to Berlin leaves zero doubt about that. How many good tricks are in this video? How much fun did he have riding his bike on the playground trampolines? How satisfied would you have been if you just rode down the thing at the end instead of doing what Erik did? Just watch and enjoy this one because it is a serious treat! Erik Elstran for NORA Cup! Filmed and edited by Grant Castelluzzo.Read More
Cory Foust has a fresh new bike! He built up a new gray Soundwave with Broadcaster Bars and Octave Forks. If you've been at Woodward East this summer then you probably saw him blasting on this bike. Check for a full parts list after the break. Photos by Jeremy Pavia.Read More
Erik Elstran is one of the most talented and creative riders. He may be known for innovative and sometimes wacky tricks, but he can pretty much do anything on a bike. Just wait for his Berlin video to drop. Curved wallride photo by Ben Austin.Read More
Full Factory's Bobby Parker is putting together one of the new chrome Broadcaster frames when he shot this photo. The chrome is so shiny that the hollow dropout almost looks see through when shot in the grass. Very cool! Frames are available now, but going quick. Find one at your local bike shop HERE. Dealers can get the frame HERE.Read More
We would like to welcome Mark Burnett to Sunday! He only just turned 15, but he is so good as you can see in this video. His smooth, stylish, tech and effortless make adding Mark to the team a no brainer. Expect to see a lot more from Mark in the future. The kids are coming on strong! Filmed and edited by Jake Seeley with additional filming help from Charlie Crumlish and Hogie.Read More
A chrome version of our popular Broadcaster frame has been discussed for awhile now, so it's with great pleasure that we announce that it's shipping to shops as we speak. Hit up your local bike shop or favorite mail order to get your hands on one of these. Take a look after the break for full frame features and specs.Read More
Jake Seeley is doing it for Profile in this new edit featured on TCU. Jake always has wild tech moves up his sleeves and he released them on Austin, TX this winter. Check out Jake's new Emergency Broadcaster Bonus Bike which he rides in this video after the break.Read More
Jake Seeley does some wild double kink rail trickery in our newest ad featured in the April issue of Ride UK magazine. He is taking his Broadcaster frame through a crooked to snaggletooth down a gem of a rail in Austin. Check out Jake's signature Broadcaster complete bike after the break. Frame available now! Check HERE to find a dealer near you.Read More


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Tuesday, April 1, was April Fools' Day, an unofficial holiday known for pranks and jokes reportedly dating back to the Roman Empire, and has a long history of public pranks.
The New York Sun published an article in 1835 by British astronomer John Herschel announcing the discovery of life on the moon.
Britain's Panorama magazine published a story with photos in 1957 of farmers harvesting spaghetti trees in Switzerland, which had a bumper crop due to the mild winter which had kept the spaghetti weevil population in check.
In 1985, Sports Illustrated published a feature story about pitcher Hayden Siddhartha Finch throwing 165-mph fastballs.
While we don't run April Fools' Day prank stories, our staff thought it would be fun to generate a list of headlines poking a bit of fun at Sedona, the city we love:
- Princeton University researchers confirm existence of vortices
- Sedona City Council passes ordinance making recreational marijuana use mandatory
- Extraterrestrial creators return, decide Sedona 'no fun anymore'
- Heavy rains wash millions of gallons of red paint off rocks
- Roundabouts to reverse direction Tuesday
- Tourist crushed by crystal display, chakras aligned before rescuers arrive
- Sedona City Council announces new underpants fees to replace sewer fees
- Yavapai College plans to convert to a four-year university
- Due to raises, Arizona now ranks first in teacher salaries
- Voter turnout tops 50 percent
- Sedona NIMBY Alliance opens doors to strangers, invites them to spend the night
- Sedona police to heavily enforce new 5 mph speed limit
- 'Sedona Warmongers' to protest antiwar protesters
- Barbara Antonsen Memorial Park hosts first concert
- Mayor delivers official proclamation: 'Make every Tuesday a Taco Tuesday'
- Neighbors complain about 'newfangled whosiwhatsit' on Airport Mesa, turns out to be tree
- New marathon route to cut through every gated community
- Court orders all city businesses to stay open until 10 p.m. nightly
- Six new 'Tourist Info' centers open, tourists still lost
- Safeway announces new Starbucks to open inside current Starbucks
- Golf tournament now in 37th week, no end in sight
- Parks & Rec: All parks to be replaced with single 'Dukes of Hazzard' pinball machine
- Elections abolished, new leaders decided by bloodsport
- Sedona City Council unanimously approves property tax
- Arizona Game & Fish Department awards Tourist Season tags, snowbirds and Californians now fair game
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Solid climbing down low. Very cool sequence climbing through the roof that took a little figuring out for me. It seems like a mandatory drop knee for those who don't have an excessive amount of brute force at their disposal.
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Bill Gates again world's richest, tops in US for 20th straight year
U.S. President Obomba Wants it All!
Here in the U.S. we are hearing grumblings over "the rich have too much!"
It surely is only a matter of time when Obomba and his ilk will announce a new government "program" of siezing, then redistributing these bloke's wealth, couching it as some sort of "social equality" plan.
CLIMATE CHANGE made sea levels FALL in 2010 and 2011
Why didn't the "climate change scientists" just do the same thing that they have always done - throw out the ACTUAL dataset, then comprise their own set using selective filtering and/or flat out lies, reverse their original statements, blame everything on man, and then proclaim that they were right all along?
Acer Iconia W3: The first 8-inch Windows 8 Pro tablet
Nobody here across the pond gives a rat's patootie about any phone that runs a Microsoft Windows-based operating system. We are all too war-weary of the dreadful fights and horrible "user experiences" of fighting with Windows at the workplace to continue the Don Quixote tactics when we try to ring grandma on a winblows phone.
No thanks. Maybe you guys need a little end user frustration to bring down your day... we're done.
Nokia Lumia 925: The best Windows Phone yet
Key Words: "Best *Windows* Phone..."
Because it's "a Windows Phone" it is doomed to the dustbin of irrelevance.
On this side of the pond the word "Windows" is a swear word. We work (fail, actually) with Windows at our day jobs. We get bad customer (dis) service from technicians using Windows computers that constantly fight the agent, fail, or are nebulously "down right now". Our drive thru screens (Windows CE based) display the (stuck) Windows graphic, or blue screen - eventually papered over with a rain-soiled cardboard sign saying "We'll have your total at the window". Microsoft-powered subway ticket machines just sit there, unresponsive. Kiosks display Windows internal failure messages.
Yeah, we Yanks see lots of examples, and almost daily, of how "Windows" sucks in our digital lives.
Why the hell would we want to pay our own hard earned money to participate in more of this disappointment and agony on a (should be stupid-simple) telephone!?!
The only thing worthy about it might be that Nokia's competitors (Apple, Google) might take a cue from what looks well done on it, and take a stab at introducing the same feature(s) on their offerings. (An omage to Microsoft's "embrace and extend" gameplan.)
NOBODY on this isde of the pond cares *what* Microsoft phones do... we just don't care.
Mozilla releases Firefox 10, adds developer tools
I Agree... And Switched to Chrome
I got tired of Firefox actually scaring me with security warnings, saying that I was constantly vulnerable to security breeches because I didn't have their latest version. But their latest version wasn't compatible with the add-ons I relied on every day, so I couldn't upgrade. So to stop worrying, I switched to Chrome, found that some of what I needed is already built into it, and have moved on.
Now, all that I use (the apparently "insecure") Firefox browser for is to load the old add-ons and test a website here or there.
Too bad. Firefox used to be the best. Now they're just bloatware, and patches upon patches, like other software vendors... <sigh> Sad to see FF get binned!
Cyberwar report: Israel, Finland best prepared for conflict
Thanks For the Lulz!!
"Cybersecurity is as important as border security".... OMFG, what a funny joke!!
The USA has border security?!!
Hahahahahahah! No, stop, you're killing me!
Omg, I can't take it! Make it stop!
Running Symantec on your work computer is about as close an analogy as you can make to USA's <quote>border security<unquote>. Because both are trivial to breech, reactionary, and only change in any meaningful way *AFTER* a newsworthy event has ALREADY OCCURRED.
Americans talking about "border security" is like Brits talking about "football fans' restraint"
...oops.... Too Late...!
Now if you had only told us that EARLIER.....!
Toshiba Tablet 2.0 struck with 'sleep of death' bug
Possibly due to lock switch
The only times my Thrive has done this was when the lock switch was in the "locked" position. Since there was no owners or users manual in the box I only figured out that it was in the locked position after a few days of use.
Not good to have a brand spankin' new device with absolutely no documentation on how to use it, Toshiba! Bad form indeed.
Google to digitize world+dog with People View
This Line Gave it Away as a Joke - "Google cares about privacy"
Still funny, though!
Others Abound
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/04/01/lhc_fifth_dimension_incursion/ has another one.
DNS attack hijacks Twitter
Why Worry About MSN?
In the article, Trend Micro's Rik Ferguson is quoted as saying "...imagine the potential to criminals if they could pull this off against any site requiring log in credentials, such as PayPal, eBay, MSN, Facebook..."
How could Mr. Ferguson miss the most important point - that thousands (or more) of Twitter accounts were opened to compromise by this DNS-based attack?
What's the point of "imagining" whether MSN (or other) sites were affected? We already have proof that one of the most popular social applications' websites *was* open to compromise. Let's focus on that.
Now, let's get to what the article *should* have said - Everyone with a Twitter account, change your account's password. Even if you have a supposedly-"hard-to-guess", or "complex" password -- it doesn't matter. If you logged in to Twitter (or if your web browser held your session open) while the DNS attack was underway, its password was potentially compromised, or its session tokens were potentially stolen.
Change your Twitter account password, and move on with your life.
DARPA in useful, easily-achievable project shocker
Try Wigle.net
Wigle.net (http://www.wigle.net) has a large database of European and United States geocoded WIFI access points. Each access point (whether open or secured - both types are in the database) has a GPS lat/long. You can use the data however you wish, including for "assisted GPS" type projects.
This data is FREE to use. You don't have to "pay to play".
- Enjoy!
Trend, Sophos and McAfee flunk Vista SP1 anti-virus tests
Hardly Anyone (in USA) Uses Vista Anyway!
Not many people or companies in the USA ever use, or even plan on using, Vista, so this news does not really "send any shock waves".
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While Hunter Hayes stole the Acadiana spotlight last night with his three Grammy nominations, several other local musicians received Grammy nominations themselves. Corey Ledet, Anthony Dopsie, Dwayne Dopsie, and André Thierry were nominated in the Best Regional Roots Album category for their collaboration, NOTHIN' BUT THE BEST. The Band Courtbouillon--Wayne Toups, Steve Riley, and Wilson Savoy--were nominated in the same category for their self-titled release. They will compete against two Hawaiian artists and one Native American musician for the honor. The winner will be announced during the Grammy Awards Pre-Show on February 10.
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