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Bill and Alice LeBlanc, members of Pilgrim Congregational UCC in Nashua, N.H., have been faithful in their ministry as puppy trainers for Guiding Eyes for the Blind. GEB, a nonprofit guide dog school established in 1954, provides trained guide dogs for the visually impaired. Twelve years ago, the LeBlancs became puppy raisers. They bring home 8- week-old puppies from the Guiding Eyes Cryogenics Lab (GEB breeds all their own puppies, mostly Labradors and German Shepherds) in the hopes that the dogs will go on to graduate the program and become guide dogs. For 18 months, the LeBlancs housebreak each puppy, teaching them to sit, stay and come, as well as exposing the puppies to any public area where a blind person may go with a guide dog. Bill and Alice might be seen with their puppy at a department store, a doctor's office, a subway and even an airplane. But the first stop the LeBlancs always make with their dogs is their own church.
"The people at church are so supportive of the program," says Bill. "They come over and they know the do's and the don'ts of how to handle the dog. If the dog has a [training] jacket, they know limited contact is required."
Bill brings the puppy to coffee hour after worship, where the children can play with the dog. "The dog is learning how to react with children, how to react with people. And it also learns how to be quiet for an hour in the service," says Bill.
Of course, being quiet for a whole hour might prove difficult for a puppy-in-training. Bill fondly remembers a time when his puppy let out a loud groan right in the middle of the sermon. Bill remembers his pastor, the Rev. Ed Koonz, handling the breach of silence with good humor. He laughs. "[Koonz] said, 'I guess it's time to cut that sermon short!'"
Now training their seventh puppy, a Labrador named Germaine, Bill has become an area coordinator for his region of New Hampshire. He credits Pilgrim Congregational UCC for not only being financially supportive to the GEB program, but also generously offering space in the church for the GEB meetings.
Between meetings, Bill takes Germaine to do presentations at schools, civic organizations, Lion's clubs and other churches.
Occasionally, the LeBlancs will go somewhere and be told, "We really don't want your dog here." Once they explain the program, however, the dogs are welcomed with open arms. And the puppies are on their best behavior. "One of the best compliments that a person can give us," says Bill, "is, 'We didn't even know there was a dog there.'"
Pets are a blessing in Ipswich, Mass.
The Rev. Rebecca Brown, pastor of First UCC in Ipswich, Mass., had never done a pet blessing service until two girls from her Sunday School, Rachel and Elizabeth Carbonneau, approached her about it three years ago. The first year, the Carbonneau sisters took it upon themselves to make arrangements, buying various cat and doggy treats—even animal crackers for the people—and making sure there were bowls of fresh water for the animals who came to the springtime service. Three years later, the yearly pet blessing is a mainstay on the church calendar.
"People's relationship with their pets are so close," says Brown. "The way people experience unconditional love from their pets is so profound. It is a way they come to know God's love, through the love they share with their animals."
Brown often schedules the pet blessing around the birthday of Francis of Assisi. "We read some prayers and poems by St. Francis because he is a such a great spiritual father of loving animals and caring for them," Brown explains. Hymns such as "For the Beauty of the Earth" are appropriate since the text is based on the writings of St. Francis.
"We sing a hymn and the dogs, of course, when they get near each other, bark like crazy," says Brown. "It's great if you can be outdoors, because the noise really echoes around."
Each person introduces his or her pet, providing an opportunity for pet lovers to get acquainted. Then Brown goes around the circle and places her hand on the head of each animal. "I pray that God would watch over that animal, bless it, keep it safe, help it to be free from illness," says Brown, "and to know the love of its family and also to give love back." After the blessing, each animal is given a treat. "Then there is lots of barking and wagging of tales," says Brown. "It's definitely the rowdiest service I do!"
Jacob's Circle supports church members grieving a pet's death
The Rev. Evan Farrar learned something after his cat died in January 2003. "I realized how [the death of a companion animal] is not addressed as a legitimate spiritual issue and grieving concern," he says. "Even ministers, colleagues whom I love and respect, would say, 'Oh, it's just your cat?'"
When Farrar was called to serve North Port (Fla.) Community UCC earlier this year, he was determined to start his own support group for people grieving the death of a pet. Jacob's Circle, named for Farrar's cat, meets the last Thursday of each month.
The support group is intentionally a community outreach, so Farrar keeps the meetings interfaith. Forming a circle around the altar, attendees bring pictures of their pets and are invited to light a candle in his or her memory. Attendees introduce themselves and tell about their pets, or any issues they might be having since the death of the pet. Farrar leaves time for silent prayer, and reads a responsive litany he wrote about animals and loss. In addition, "Animal Rites: Liturgies of Animal Care," by Andrew Linzey (The Pilgrim Press, 1999) provides spiritual and uplifting readings to share at the Jacob's Circle meetings.
Farrar's support group has gotten the attention of a nearby humane society, which has asked him to start a Jacob's Circle for their volunteers and employees who often suffer feelings of loss when an animal dies or is adopted. Farrar is glad to oblige.
"Pet grief support groups can only happen, I think, if you're not worried about steady, regular numbers," explains Farrar. "Sometimes nobody will show up, sometimes you'll have 10. This is just something I do no matter what. Even if it's just me that shows up, then I'm remembering and honoring the cat that I loved so much." Farrar also offers individual counseling time for those who want to talk about the loss of a companion animal.
"I believe that if people can see and appreciate the spirituality of animals, then in some way they're appreciating the mystery of God and the mystery that is in all of creation," says Farrar. "Embracing that mystery is so important."
At Beatitudes, pet ministry is intergenerational
Strolling along the hallways of The Beatitudes Campus of Care's skilled care nursing facility in Phoenix, Ariz., you're likely to see the resident cat elusively ducking in and out of rooms, or one of the nurses' Bassett Terrier mix, sitting on a resident's lap. Tonto, a black Labrador pet therapy dog, comes to visit every so often and sits, waiting expectantly to be petted.
The Beatitudes Campus, an outreach ministry of the Church of the Beatitudes UCC, is home to more than 600 people living in residential and assisted living apartments or the skilled care nursing facility. The campus also includes Age Link, an intergenerational child care center - the residents at the nursing facility are visited frequently by the children from Age Link, just as the children are visited by the residents of the Campus.
Kathy Deyo, activity coordinator for Vermillion Cliffs, the Alzheimer's and dementia unit at Beatitudes, sees the difference a visit from a pet therapy dog can make. "Dogs are such a comfort," she says. "It's a hands-on thing, because the dog is warm, it makes them feel good. You can see the smiles on their faces when the dog shows up on the unit."
And the dogs seem to sense they are there for a purpose, believes Deyo. "Of course, all dogs love to be petted," says Deyo, "but they will sit so patiently," and can calm an agitated resident.
Each year, the Church of the Beatitudes gathers the communities together for a pet blessing ceremony. This year, Dudley, a retired pet therapist, was present alongside Cinnamon, one of the new pet therapy dogs. Others brought cats, rabbits, even a turtle. Still others brought pictures of beloved pets who had passed away during the year.
The unique ceremony is a direct reflection of the intergenerational philosophy of the Beatitudes Campus, where animals, children and older adults live together and share their mutual affection. "It's the best thing we do here," says Deyo. "If you could have pets, children and music all day, you would find a great difference in your residents."
For ideas on honoring pets in worship, see "Animal Rites: Liturgies of Animal Care," by Andrew Linzey (The Pilgrim Press, 1999). To learn more about Guiding Eyes for the Blind, which provides guide dogs to visually-impaired persons, go to guiding-eyes.org.


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"When people walk through the gardens at OAEC, they are touched by a deeper knowing of what nourishes them, something so many of us yearn for today. It is one of the great joys of my life to share these gardens with others, exploring the wisdom that they hold."
-Michelle Vesser, Garden Production Manager
Time: Begins at 10:00am on July 18th and ends at 4:00pm on the 20th
Instructor: Michelle Vesser [1]
We will gather in OAEC's Mother Garden for this 3-day workshop to remember our connection with the Earth, the soil, the food that nourishes us, and the healing ways of the plant world.
During this hands-on course, we will explore the wisdom of plant spirit medicine, medicinal herbs and oils, gardening as a practical and spiritual practice, and food as medicine.
Each day we will meet in a sharing circle and our dinner table will become our altar of gratitude. The workshop will also cover Weston A. Price's pioneering work in health and nutrition developed during the 1930's, while studying the vitality of traditional people before the introduction of processed foods. We will discuss and practice ways of including this wisdom for a healthy future for both ourselves and the Earth.
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Friday – Plant and Herb Focus
• Plant spirit medicine – We will take time to begin a healing relationship with plants through meditation and drawing, and discover the medicine they have to offer us.
• Preparing herbal oil infusions – After meeting the plants and discussing their properties, we will harvest herbs from the garden and wild areas. The techniques of preparing both fresh and 24 hour dry plant infusion medicinal oils will be covered and demonstrated. The following day we will prepare these oils into salves, slathers, lip balm and body salts.
• After our evening meal in the garden, we will see a presentation on Weston A. Price's work and his contribution to nutrition.
Saturday – Gardening Focus (practically and spiritually)
• Reimagining the world of weeds – we will enter a broad and fascinating world of weeds as our food, medicine, and soil indicators. It will change forever how you look at the green plants that appear everywhere.
• Composting – We will take plants that we have cleared from the garden beds and begin the process that transforms them into beautiful humus that feeds the Earth and the plant world.
• Tai Chi of Gardening – How to strengthen your body while avoiding injury using the foundations of Tai Chi. You will learn the basics of being rooted, developing leg strength, proper posture, moving with your waist, and using tools as an extension of your body.
• Bed Preparation – We cover all the steps of cultivating garden beds. We will open, edge, add amendments, turn the bed and take time to massage it, using the Tai Chi of gardening techniques.
• Planting – We will finish the bed by planting young starts into our freshly cultivated beds.
After dinner in the garden, we will go on an Ancestor Journey – This is an exercise to help you remember and connect with how your ancestors related to food.
Sunday – Food and Nutrition Focus
• Eating with the Seasons – The healing wisdom of eating what your foodshed, climate and season offer you.
• Body types and constitution – In Chinese and Ayurvedic healing systems, the elements of earth, water, fire, air, and ether are important in understanding each individuals health. These systems describe the constitution you were born with, each constitution tendencies when unhealthy, and foods that provoke ill health and create balance.
• Sauerkraut preparation – We will harvest ingredients from the garden and create together this ancient art of fermenting food, which greatly benefits the digestive system (the seat of your health) and preserves nutrients.
• Rejuvenative snacks – How to create treats that are healing tonics that taste great.

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EAU CLAIRE — The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Continuing Education's Center for Business Solutions will offer a seminar on doing business with India from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Holiday Inn-Campus Area in Eau Claire.
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China's 18th party congress began on November 7th. The country's new leaders, whose identities will be formally revealed on or around November 15, look likely to be a fairly conservative group when it comes to economic and political reform. That shouldn't harm China's giant import and export markets, but it augurs badly for foreign companies, particularly in the banking and media sectors, who are hoping to get rich selling services to China's close to 1.4 billion consumers.
"The new leadership are closely allied with China's state owned enterprises and will want to protect these companies, including the state-owned banks, from competition," says Dr. John Lee, an associate professor at the University of Sydney who studies the various factions within the Communist Party. "China's current generation of leaders have also left a mess behind, socially and economically," he adds. "The new leaders' instinct will be to kick into survival mode economically. And to clamp down on social controls."
Here is what Dr. Lee's insights probably mean for foreign businesses trying to work in China.
Western financial institutions, after battling for fair treatment in China for a decade, are now fighting even more of a losing game. China's likely new premier Xi Jinping, Dr. Li explains, is a so-called "princeling". This is a group from established Communist Party families who are loyal to former Chinese leader Jiang Zemin and who basically support China's status quo. Part of that status quo is China's state owned enterprises (SOEs) including the nation's biggest banks.
The princelings' relatives often have key jobs (paywall) in SOEs, including the banks, and derive great wealth from them. If China's economic slowdown continues, fortifying SOEs will be a priority for a new princeling-dominated leadership.
The new leaders will do all they can to protect China's broken banks. The banks were used to finance China's massive economic stimulus in 2009-2010, including many questionable projects, and they remain an important source of funding because China lacks a well-developed bond market. That leaves them looking vulnerable because of a likely pile-up of bad loans. They also sold sub-prime loan derivatives, much like those that set off the US housing and financial crisis, to retail investors, and will likely have to repay them if the Ponzi-like vehicles implode.
What this protection could amount to is that foreign banks interested in taking stakes in Chinese banks may face trouble. Canada's Scotiabank announced a deal to buy a 20% stake in Bank of Guangzhou 14 months ago and to increase its existing holding in Bank of Xi'an, and is still waiting for regulatory approval. Foreign banks in China wanting to open new branches will likely find it slow going too. It would make them more competitive with Chinese banks, whose depositors generally end up with negative interest rates after inflation.
And foreign banks' share of the Chinese market is already tiny. Back in 2001, one of the promises China made upon acceding to the WTO was to open up its banking sector to external competition. This has not really happened. Institutions such as HSBC and Citigroup regularly play up the importance of China to their businesses. In fact, foreign banks' market share in China is just 2%, the smallest of any major emerging market.
Meanwhile, China could become more inward-looking and less likely to lift media repression. There are two media hardliners among the likely leadership line-up. One is Zhang Dejiang, who replaced the disgraced Bo Xilai as party secretary of Chongqing and who has earned the nickname "the iron fisted enforcer". Zhang clamped down on reporting of the outbreak of the deadly SARS virus in southern China's Guangdong province when he was party secretary there. (According to the Brookings Institute, Zhang also studied economics in North Korea and is the son of a former major general of the People's Liberation Army and a "protege of Jiang Zemin"). The other is Liu Yunshan, whose current job title is "director of the Communist party propaganda department". Liu has been accused of blocking the liberal faction of the Communist Party's calls for political change from Chinese media. Dai Qing, a friend of detained Chinese Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo, reportedly said of Liu Yunshan that "if it is he who will oversee ideology, there will no longer be any hope."
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Schiphol Regional Review Board (CROS)
CROS (available in Dutch only) aims to develop measures that will reduce noise for residents living close to Schiphol. KLM is active in a number of different working groups, addressing issues together with representatives of local residents.
Knowledge and Development Centre (KDC)
At the KDC, KLM works together with other groups – including the Royal Netherlands Air Force, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, and Eurocontrol – to make Schiphol Airport fully accessible. The KDC also conducts experiments proposed by CROS, focusing on noise abatement in the greater Schiphol area.
The Alderstafel
This consultative platform saw KLM meeting with representatives from the state, regional officials, and local residents to discuss the sustainable development of Schiphol and its surroundings. In October 2008, the Alderstafel advised the Dutch government. More on medium-term advise on noise abatement(PDF, 287KB) (Dutch only).
Municipal visits
Together with Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Air Traffic Control the Netherlands, we arrange for regular visits by the municipality. Local officials – including mayors, aldermen, and city councilors – from the municipalities surrounding Schiphol Airport are invited to familiarize themselves with our organizations, our role in the region, and our efforts to reduce noise impact.
Dialogue events
KLM intends to take things a step further with a series of "dialogue events" that will serve as a forum where experts from various fields can share their ideas, informally and publicly. One such theme could be 'Flight and CO2' or international cooperation and sustainable development, which we discussed with representatives of The Third Chamber and Cordaid. Efforts such as these increase KLM's transparency and accessibility, further consolidating our status as a trendsetter.


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Greg Ellis Named An ACC Legend
Former North Carolina All-America Greg Ellis, who is still the all-time leader in sacks, has been named to the ACC's 2014 Class of Legends...
Thursday September 18, 2014
Lucas: Rapid Reactions
Kareem Martin started the season slowly, but after an incredible 3.5 sack performance at Pitt, he now has nine sacks for the season, which puts...
Saturday November 16, 2013
Kareem Martin next in line?
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Monday August 13, 2012
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Thursday October 6, 2011
Greg Ellis still searching for a place to play this season
Former UNC All-American defensive end Greg Ellis is unsigned for the upcoming NFL season as training camps are beginning all over the country. The 12-year...
Wednesday July 28, 2010
Extra Points Archives: Ultimate Defense
The lighting on this late afternoon in November lends a surreal quality to the image that shows Brian Simmons, Kivuusama Mays, Greg Ellis, Vonnie Holliday,...
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Chris Dufresne's preseason top 25: No. 19 North Carolina
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Ellis OK with terms of his departure from Dallas Cowboys
Greg Ellis knew his time with the Cowboys would end. That came Tuesday when the team severed ties with the 11-year veteran. "From my perspective...
Monday June 8, 2009
Cowboys Release Greg Ellis
The Dallas Cowboys, perhaps wanting to avoid any more offseason turmoil with veteran Greg Ellis, released the Pro Bowl linebacker Tuesday. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones...
Tuesday June 2, 2009
Greg Ellis covering his bases
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Wednesday September 10, 2008
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A Pro Bowl debut can't be more meaningful to any player than it is for Greg Ellis. The Dallas linebacker won the NFL Comeback Player...
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Ellis Added To Pro Bowl
Dallas linebacker Greg Ellis has been added to the NFC's Pro Bowl roster, giving North Carolina three former players in the all-star contest. Ellis joins...
Thursday January 31, 2008
Greg Ellis rewarded for comeback
Cowboys outside linebacker Greg Ellis was named The Associated Press' Comeback Player of the Year on Saturday. Ellis, who missed the last seven games of...
Sunday January 13, 2008
NFL Update: Wild Card Playoffs
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Monday January 7, 2008
Cowboys LB Ellis worried Achilles' injury may be career-ending
Cowboys linebacker Greg Ellis is no longer worried about losing his job to a rookie or about wanting a new contract. His new concern is...
Monday August 13, 2007
Cowboys lose Ellis for rest of season
Dallas Cowboys strongside linebacker Greg Ellis fears the torn left Achilles' tendon he suffered in Sunday's 27-10 victory over Arizona could end his career, but...
Friday November 17, 2006
Get used to the sound of it: 'Linebacker Greg Ellis'
The Dallas Cowboys may soon need to adjust their training camp roster printouts. They're going to have to stop listing Greg Ellis as a defensive...
Saturday August 12, 2006
Ellis Wants Commitment With New Role
Cowboys defensive end Greg Ellis doesn't want a new contract. He doesn't want any more money. In fact, Ellis said he told head coach Bill...
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The Taylor Family Foundation's Mission is to preserve the wellness and enhance the quality of life for children in Northern California living with life-threatening and chronic illnesses, developmental disabilities and youth at-risk through unique therapeutic experiences and support.
The First 10 Years
• In 1990 Barry and Elaine Taylor held a simple fundraiser in the backyard of their home to garner support for children with little or no resources.
• At the time, there were nearly 1,000 Bay Area children living with HIV/AIDS. The Taylor's decided to focus their fundraising efforts on these children. They started The Taylor Family Foundation (TTFF) to support clinical programs, social programs, holiday events, summer field trips and activity days for these children.
• TTFF became aware of a one-week summer camp that accommodated 35-40 HIV/AIDS children each year. Only the most ill and fragile children were selected to attend. Determined to make outdoor adventures possible for more children to experience, TTFF decided to build their own camp for children with HIV/AIDS.
• It took more than a year, but thanks to a long-standing relationship with the East Bay Regional Park District (EBRPD), TTFF found the right space - a wonderful 138-acre property in the Livermore Valley.
• EBRPD had planned on building a "sustainable science education camp" on the land that would be used during the school year. Since TTFF only needed a camp on weekends and in the summer, the two organizations partnered to raise the nearly $7 million funds needed to build Camp Arroyo.
• Construction began in 1999, and by spring 2001, the dining hall, swim complex, six duplex cabins and site infrastructure were completed.
The Next 10 Years
• When Camp Arroyo opened its doors in 2000, there were only 200 Bay Area children with HIV/AIDS. Although halting the spread of HIV among children was a dream come true, the reality was that TTFF wanted to fill its 144-bed camp facility.
• TTFF decided to open up Camp Arroyo to children with a variety of life-threatening and chronic illnesses, developmental disabilities and youth at-risk.
• In 2002, TTFF contracted YMCA of the East Bay as Camp Arroyo's concessionaire. The YMCA utilizes Camp Arroyo during the academic school year as an Outdoor Environmental Education operator for local students in 4th through 6th grades.
TTFF offers an incomparable opportunity to children and their families by providing therapeutic recreation, specialized support and resources. Located on 138 acres of beautiful land nestled in Livermore, CA, TTFF's camp hosts a racially and socio-economically diverse group of 3,000 children with chronic medical, developmental disabilities and youth at-risk for over 30 camp sessions throughout the year—at no charge. Now in our 3rd decade, we have served more than 45,000 children, providing support to nearly 80,000 families in Northern California.


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For more than two decades, the wife-and-husband team at Sushi-Say have been dishing up an ample selection of Japanese staples at this inconspicuous Willesden haunt. Little changes, apart from the odd lick of paint, but this is no bad thing. Locals come back time and again, so the dining room is almost always full; even if you're planning on eating early, it's worth booking. The chef/proprietor mans the counter at the front, where he crafts all manner of sushi, thickly slicing the faultlessly fresh fish. His wife manages the narrow monochrome dining room with confident authority: greeting regulars, taking orders and overseeing a team of young waiting staff. The extensive menu includes sushi, tempura, noodles, grilled fish, simmered dishes – name any form of classic Japanese cooking, and Sushi-Say probably does it. From the specials list, a generous portion of silky squid sashimi was accompanied by soy-splashed grated horseradish (not wasabi), which had a nose-tingling effect. From the list of reasonably priced set lunches, the salt-grilled mackerel was sweet-fleshed and also large. A cup of cold saké made a decent accompaniment.
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really fresh fish, amazing mouth watering sashimi and good prices for such excellent dishes! Highly recommended!
Firstly let me say - Sushi Say is an outstanding restaurant. That is why its packed, every night, with locals, japanese who know and travel here and the occasional celeb. I find some of the comments here rather baffling, but look closely and it seems the negative ones are written by the same person! Anyway, don't listen. I've been going to Sushi Say for many years, in fact its one of the only places I will go back to time after time. Service is excellent, always well staffed, attentive, friendly and efficient. The food is top draw, with the best of it being the raw cuts. I'm not sure will not find better Sashimi, in huge portions (2cm thick tranches of Toro) for what is I think a decent price, anywhere in London, and I've eaten at Matsuri and other top restaurants for double the price. In fact I think I'll go tomorrow...
I am japanese. I have to say I was disappointed, even if the food is fresh, the amount is to laugh about, and believe me we have small portions in Japan, I ordered Moriawase Tempura and Ebi which translates into vegetable and prawn, for an outrageous 23 pounds I got 3 vegetable pieces and 2 prawns. What is this?!?!, when you offer less and less and drive prices higher every time, you basically kill the economy and make it impossible for anyone to enjoy anything. There are better places for the quality they serve and absolutely better quantities. Stay away.
Been here 4 times and yes the service is a bit up and down BUT the Sushi is awesome!!! It is all about the quality of the rice and how well prepared, the appropriate amount of wasabi and the serving temperature , to which on all occassions my sushi has been served to an extremely high and consistent standard. If you are a Sushi nutter , this is the place for you. Other menu items are ok and good but Sushi is where it is head and shoulders above many wannabes
Great food, great service. I go to Sushi-say at least once a month and have never experienced bad service. Highly recommended
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Many happy Sundays spent heading to Sushi-Say for lunch, a warm welcome and excellent food for a very reasonable price.
I just ate the Tempura Udon as the reviewer describes and its the best I've tasted - and I've been to Japan. The broth was so tasty and the batter so crispy. Also I had the seafood dumplings - also delicious. I was by myself and walked in off the street at 7pm and got a stool seat, but had to be out by 8pm because of another booking, but service was very fast. The 2 dishes and a Asahi costed 20 pounds.
I have been going to Sushi-Say for years now and it is still, I think, the best sushi place in London. I have traveled all over Japan and what you get in Sushi-say is very close to what you get over there. I always look forward to going to eat there but you will need to book in advance, as it is very popular. I hope this review helps! Enjoy!


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in this world
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no perfect drop of dew-
not even on the lotus ~Issa*
As I sort through the various threads of thought, imaginings, memories and beliefs I have woven into a tapestry that illustrates my companionship with a silent sense of saudade, I come to see a life colored by attempts to evade or expunge an underlying current of dissatisfaction. This discontent is generally felt as a yearning for something undefined, or a vague sense that things are not quite right. It comes in the wake of the realization that dreams are unreachable, and expectations only create more turmoil. Sometimes it erupts as sorrow, grief, anguish, or despair. As a result, I question where is the wellspring of this homesickness for a place, a person, a time that that I continue to search for despite a knowing that it simply cannot be?
Buddhist psychology seeks to uncover the truth of human suffering and to find a path that leads to the cessation of suffering. The first two truths speak of suffering and its nature, while the third and fourth truths outline a life path that will bring about the cessation of suffering.
The First Noble Truth nudges me out of my own immersion within the misery of suffering through its validation that suffering is a universal occurrence despite one's race, culture, or affiliations. Even those who say, "all's right with the world," are impacted by the constant state of flux within their life and thus experience anxiety.
To be born is to struggle with physical changes that occur in conjunction with developmental milestones, to feel the pain that accompanies physical and medical frailties, and to wrestle with the process of dying and with death itself. To be human is to be dissatisfied with the wanting and obtaining of that which is pleasant, to know the fading of initial pleasure, as well as to experience the discomfort of unpleasant sounds, sights, scents, tastes, physical sensations, and thoughts. To be open to life is to experience the range of human feelings, be it fear, anger, sadness, and joy. To be with others is to know the distress of – real or imagined and spoken or unspoken – inclusion and exclusion.
The first truth also extends these truths of suffering to the unsatisfactory nature and general insecurity inherent in the law of impermanency. That is, all the phenomena of existence whatsoever, even the awe-inspiring and the horrifying, are subject to change and dissolution. Those who know the pleasures found within substances also are acquainted with the unease that accompanies excess. We all intimately know the truth of this impermanency in our longings to feel emotionally close to others, which soon changes into a yearning for separation. Consequently, without exception discontent does arise.
Suffering is clinging to the illusion of an unchanging self; that is, to a belief there is a permanent self within the ongoing process of physical and mental occurrences which constantly arise, disintegrate, and dissolve. Hume wrote that self is a "bundle or collection of different perceptions, which succeed each other with inconceivable rapidity, and in a perpetual flux and movement." He further suggested that we create an idea of self as we processes our perception of events and things. Thus, there is not a tangible sense of self that remains consistent from one moment to the next. To desire, crave, or cling to a solid consistent self where there is only a changing psycho-physical complex is to create conditions that generate sorrow, grief, and dejection.[1]
The feeling of an "I" emerges from a reflection of the stream of experiential consciousness that awakens when one becomes aware of being observed by an internalized watcher or seer who is felt but never known. Therefore, there is no denying that there is a wavering consciousness, an "I", that knits together streams of memories, thoughts, feelings, and interactions in such a manner that we are able to formulate an awareness of identity, continuity, striving, as well as an sense of ourselves and others.
Memory bridges our past with the present
and brings us to an awareness that life is a cyclic process
that demonstrates the dynamic forces of togetherness and separation;
therefore, this moment is but a reflection within fragments of a past
and of a self revisited while in this process.
* The Year of my Life
trans: Nobuyuki Yuasa
[1] B. Russell, A History of Western Philosophy (New York, 1945).


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During the
making of The
Shootist (1976), Don Siegel's rich, elegiac western
about an ageing gunfighter dying of "a cancer", its star
John Wayne became too ill to film. The actor had had a lung removed
twelve years earlier and was now struggling with the stomach cancer
that would eventually lead to his death in 1979. A few days later,
when Wayne bravely returned to the set, he picked a quarrel with
the director, who had carried on filming a gunfight scene in his
absence, over the way his character was shown killing a villain.
He forced Siegel
to redo the scene, declaring: "Whatever the cause, I would
never shoot anyone in the back. It's unthinkable for my image…
I spent many years in this business building up my image."
He certainly
did – but he wasn't the only one. The 6ft 4in Marion Morrison
was a former USC American football player with a few bit parts to
his rather girlie name, when he was spotted carrying an armchair
across the Fox Studios lot by legendary director Raoul Walsh (one-eyed,
but sharp-eyed). Walsh cast him in The
Big Trail (1930) – a western, the genre Wayne would
above all be associated with – and renamed him after Revolutionary
War general "Mad Anthony Wayne".
But it was
director John Ford who turned Wayne into an all-time star, by casting
him as the Ringo Kid, in Stagecoach
(1939), which is perhaps the definitive western (though based on
a Maupassant novel).
character makes his first appearance standing on the trail, firing
into the air to stop the stagecoach and, as the camera whips in
to a breathless close-up, he announces that: "You might need
me and this Winchester, Curly!" In his dark placket-front shirt,
light army-style braces, bandana and broad white hat, Ringo is a
dazzling vision of male beauty and heroism. Wayne was already 32,
with 78 films behind him – but the freshness of this "Kid"
is unforgettable.
The Shootist
opens with a montage of its hero's past exploits – taken
from Red
River (Howard Hawks, 1948), Hondo
(John Farrow, 1953), Rio
Bravo and El
Dorado (Hawks, 1959 and 1966). It's clear this is a
summation of Wayne's career as well as that of his character
in The Shootist, JB Books.
Younger film-watchers
may not be so aware of the Wayne legend, or of his films –
it was against the heroic Wayne, in a sense, that the spaghetti
westerns of Sergio Leone (and then Eastwood) were angled; so too
were the Seventies anti-westerns of Peckinpah.
fame is probably not dissociable, in fact, from the Cold War era
– from anxieties about communism (his quite reactionary politics
could be ugly) and gender (it's often clear that his characters,
men's men, are ill at ease with women). But no one who sees
a good John Wayne film (and there are many) will forget his complex,
dignified presence. He was large, physically powerful, with a rolling
gait, increasingly craggy as time went on – but always a careful
watcher of others and a man of few words. He had indomitable courage
and a basically decent heart, though also a quick temper and a capacity
for black, violent rages.
The great Wayne
films directed by John Ford don't figure in The Shootist
montage – they're too distinctive and different in tone.
It was Hawks (at least according to Hawks) who discovered that Wayne
could actually act, making him the ruthless Thomas Dunson of Red
River – and in that auteur's view: "If you try
to make a western with somebody besides Wayne, you're not in
the sphere of violence and action that you are when you've
got Wayne."
It was after
this that Ford again used him for westerns – starting with
the Cavalry trilogy of Fort
Apache (1948), She
Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949) and Rio
Grande (1950), in which he plays respectively youngish,
oldish and indeterminately middle-aged characters in three films
within a period of two and a half years. Wayne had already turned
40 and the elegiac is the keynote of these films.
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