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'Some people are lucky: they get through life thinking the ground beneath them is solid...'
London, 1970. Experimental psychiatrist R.D. Laing is facing eviction from his pioneering asylum in the East End's Kingsley Hall. Local residents are up in arms – and to make matters worse, Ronnie's revolutionary colleague David Cooper is flipping out on the roof...
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The Twelfth Battle of Isonzo & Judith: A Parting From The Body
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
Monday 14th December 2015 - Saturday 19th December 2015
Arcola Queer Collective's sell-out, critically-acclaimed production returns to Arcola for one week only.
Welcome to the forest. A surreal world of fairies, spells, incantations, magic – disorder made right by the mischief of the night.
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Walkern, 1712.
After decades free from witch hunts, Walkern's cunning woman Jane Wenham is blamed for a tragic death – and charged with witchcraft. A terrifying ordeal begins, as the village is torn between those who want to save her life, and those who claim to want to save her soul.
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Wednesday 6th January 2016 - Saturday 30th January 2016
'Some of us wanted to belong.'
Ishmael has fled from his home in Zimbabwe, where a fresh wave of homophobia threatens his life. In Leeds is the prospect of sanctuary, and of a new life among strangers. But will those strangers accept him? The clock is ticking, and his fate is being decided... can Ishmael find a place to call home again?
One of London's leading off-West End Theatres.
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Arcola Theatre wins carbon-neutral heating system
Arcola Theatre is to install a full carbon-neutral heating system next month, after a groundswell of public support delivered £12,500 of funding for the project.
1797 people voted online for the Carbon Neutral Arcola proposal, which is expected to reduce the theatre's carbon emissions by 5 tonnes every year.
As the most-supported project in London by a margin of over 1200 votes, it secured a £12,500 cash injection from the M&S Energy Community Energy Fund.
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Hi Up and overYou may not know this, but we have very stringent quality standards down here, so all of the tents have to pass a government monitored inspection. I have organized for a friend of mine, coincidentally also named Franco, to conduct the test ( a bit like the old days back home in Italy)Franco lives in a caravan park, so he is very familiar with all sorts of tents but was very impressed by this one.Here are some of his comments:Floating floor? That Henry is a genius!This is longer than my tail !How high can you float this thing ?NoteNot every Italian is or was a member of the Mafia. I used to be part of the lesser known Rafia.Franco
Arrgh! Bipedal Possums. You residents of Oz actually encourage them? We generally only see their Noth American cousins in a 2 dimensional form on road surfaces but hear their nocturnal rummagings often.Lovely pictures of the Rainbow, Franco. Henry should use them on his Website. I want to see a picture of it atop Mt. Kosciuszko. Bring your friend.
That is one CUTE joey!Franco, you are killing me... I still have another week or so to wait before I get my Rainbow! :(
Edited by ben2world on 01/17/2006 13:59:16 MST.
I want one!!!!First person to deliver a 2-ft 'Roo to my front door gets a free Rainbow.-H
But is it a kangaroo or a wallaby?
Franco (6 months old)is an Eastern Gray Kangaroo, wallabies have a different tail and longer fur. He is not a pet, Franco is an orphan that is looked after (with 3 others) by friends of mine.Henry, one of the other orphans, Hailey, is fully grown so over two feet. Is DHL OK?Hailey spends some of her time with her adopted mob (term for a bunch of roos) but comes back every day.All of these roos and occasionally a wallaby, are nursed and looked after till they are ready to join one of the various mobs around, they are never pets ( they do behave like a pet dog for the first 10 to 12 months and then they go, usually not to come back again, the females often come back to show off their first joy and then they blend in again with the local wild life. Most have a gradual break up, so they disappear, come back for a feed and a look and go again)
Edited by Franco on 01/17/2006 15:11:04 MST.
Franco, that is blatantly unfair! How can any of us other Rainbow aficionados ever hope to compete in such a lopsided promotion campaign? The officials here in Japan (great big jungle crows... smart and tough, but more apt to make potential admirers run away screaming than pump out those dewey eyes) can't hold a candle to your grey roos. About the only super cute candidate remotely in the same league would be the flying squirrels (momonga), but unfortunately they only come out at night when everyone is standing on their heads sleeping in the Rainbow (and you've got your sugar gliders to sort of steal the spotlight even here!). Nevertheless, that is so cool about the roos. I've always wanted to get to Australia, since I was a boy in fact, to see the wild animals there. One day I want to see a wild tree kangaroo, a wild echidna, a wild cuscus, kookaburra, emu, and moloch. Of course a lot of other animals, too. I've even considered, even now, of enrolling in a wildlife management program in Australia and working there with wildlife. So now I've got two things to envy you about... a Rainbow AND the Australian wildlife. Pough...
I want to visit Oz too!Hey Franco: If Henry or Kevin or Miguel or Paul or I or any other Yankee wildlife were to show up at your doorstep with our hiking gear -- will you feed and shelter us too?
Edited by ben2world on 01/17/2006 23:30:40 MST.
Why not ?Grass and roo formula awaiting for you.
Actually, i prefer eucalyptus leaves, thank you.
Actually, I was hoping for that 'extra shrimp on the barbee'!
I prefer the local brew, mate. Then I can make cookpots out of it, afterwards.
You think we scared Franco away?
Maybe you did scare Franco off. But remember Fosters is the beer we aussies export, because we don't drink it. Give me VB (not Vapor Barrier but Victoria Bitter) any day
Ben, Perhaps he's scared, or maybe he's taking Franco-the-Roo back to his adoptive parents? or, he's fallen into a 100 year sleep in his Rainbow? Or, he's "planting mines" in case we do try to show up on his doorstep? Or, he has a life outside of these Forums? If he does, i think that i'd like to borrow it sometime - at least just for a weekend.
Edited by pj on 01/19/2006 00:04:01 MST.
No, I think Franco took me up on my offer for a free Rainbow and is on his way here to deliver my 2-foot Roo. Can't wait!!! I'm working on my "Beware of Roo" sign right now.
Sorry I had to do some work, after all these tents are so *BEEP* expensive. Just got a parcel from backpacking light with possum gloves/hat/sweater all the way from NZ to the USA to me (great). You are all very welcome to come and stay with my neighbour ( he does not know, but I am sure he will not mind). Henry you are very welcome, I am looking forward in spending a few weeks talking about the finer points of tent making.Our winter would be better for me. BTW The floor of the Rainbow feels stronger than the one in the Lighthouse. Why?BTW I also got the Lightweight backpacking and.... from BPL, 440 something pages, the heaviest book I have on camping.
Actually, I think Franco's off in the Bush training a cohort of two-foot roos to send covertly into Japan to undermine Japanese tent-inspectors. He's even gathered a fleet of Rainbows fitted with Insul Mat Thermo-Maxes so that the roos can float across the Pacific and sail under the cover of darkness into Tokyo Bay. Next thing you know we'll be seeing photos of the Rainbow showing them floating on water and demonstrating their ability to accommodate rudders along the arch pole. Japan will never be the same. Pika-Chu, move over!
As usual, I'm late to the party. Franco did mentiion he could read minds, didn't he?Franco, tell me what you think of the book. I got it about two months ago. Mixed feelings about it.
Just got my own set of packages, of the Rab Vapour-Trail Smock and the RBH VB Socks (though I still have to stop by the post office to pick up the socks). The Vapour Trail Smock is comfy! Have to try both items out in the mountains this weekend.
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Masustak eguzkitan and Donna: thank you, ladies!
There is no requirement to do anything like list stuff about yourself, just to pass it on to the last nine bloggers to comment on your blog...
So I'm interpreting that, rightly or wrongly, as the first nine on my previous post, not counting the ladies who passed it on to me. I expect it will be one of those awards that moves through the sewing blogging community with lightning speed!
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Hey - can I say "thank you" for the "thank you"??ReplyDelete
My first award!! You lifted my spirits on a day when my sewing certainly didn't - a failure in the sewing room I'm afraid - so I appreciate it.
Carolyn, You're always the bees knees in my books.ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend.
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My first award! Thanks Carolyn - I always find your posts inspiring, so credit given where credit due. You've certainly made my day.ReplyDelete
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Assignment 1.1: literals
landon manning
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Jan 21, 2001 12:54:00
Note: In my assignmnet I have the following:
public class Hundred
private static final int number = 100;
private static final int maxLineLength = 79;
Reviewers comment:
"You declare these here, then only use each one time. Wouldn't it be simpler in this case to just use the integral literals directly in the lines below?"
There was a mixture of reasons for makeing these 'constants' and putting them up top.
1. To avoid the "magic number" syndrome. Literals in code are bad. They give no indication as to what they represent. In large projects, this is really bad. I once spent two days tracking down a bug on some code that had a singe literal in an inconspicuous place causing the problem.
2. I made them as 'constants' because they represented numbers that wouldn't change through-out runtime. When I first started coding the class, I put the hundred down first as it represented the classes number. I didn't know if I would have to use it multiple times or not. Also, after codeing was complete, I left it there (even though I had only used it once) because in the future, when someone might modify the code (an assumption that all should make about all code they write) they would have an easier time figuring out what was going on (readability).
3. Also, putting them up there makes it easy to change them withoug diving into the code (think about my way of doing this as the code bases grows larger). One of my mistakes in the program was that my maxLineLength was 80 as opposed to 79. It took me all of two seconds to modify the code (again, think about having to do that in large code bases).
Granted, this was a very small piece of code, but I perfer to practice good programming techiniques whenever I code. That way, when I do code larger projects, the good programming techiniques are second nature and the code turns out better.
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Jan 21, 2001 16:22:00
I did the same thing. You also provide some good reasons to do this in general, which I think everyone would agree with. But it isn't the simplest thing that could have been done for this specific assignment so I think that is why it received a comment.
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Jan 21, 2001 16:51:00
You've brought this subject up before (I'd forgotten it was you). This is not a major thing, and certainly if you were writing a large project (actually in most instances), I would whole-heartedly agree with you.
John is correct in the reasoning behind the comment. We're looking for the simplest and most readable way to satisfy the requirements of this short assignment. I think that 80 is much more readable than 'maxLineLength'. But, like I said, it's not a big deal.
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You make some good points, but help me to understand how the identifier "number" adds readability.
There are many times when such constants do add a great deal of readability, even if they are used only once. For example, in assignment 1.4, rather that using 1000000000, I set a constant at the top of the class called aBillion.
I think you can make a debatable case for "maxLineLength" (and we'll let that go), but not for "number".
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Jan 22, 2001 07:35:00
Ok, so maybe 'number' was a bit overly pendantic. Granted, assignment 1.1 was a very procedural assignment, but I tried to put in as much OO design as possible (mainly to practice OO design).
1a. Class Hundred represented a number, 100. Like I said above, when I first started coding this class, I wasn't sure how many times that I would use the number 100.
1b. I was preparing for any changes that might be made in the requirements (aka, say Hundred got changed to HundredAndOne). Granted, the chances of this assignment are rather slim, however, most projects do change, so I was following a general
Now this really doesn't do much for readability, however it does help with flexibility. And perhaps the case that I was trying to make with readability stemmed from the fact that using number as opposed to a literal, if there were any changes in the requirements I wouldn't have to read through the code to find out where all I used the literal.
2. Avoiding "majic number" syndrom (see above). Perhaps number should have been classNumber or something to that effect.
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1b) My experience has been that my crystal ball is defective. Stuff rarely grows in the direction I wrote all this extra code for future growth. In the mean time, all this extra code just makes the whole thing less readable.
The new XP stuff makes some strong cases for not using a crystal ball.
2) There are times when a hard coded number makes the code more readable. This is one of those times.
landon manning
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Jan 22, 2001 13:13:00
"The new XP stuff makes some strong cases for not using a crystal ball."
Could you expand on this, or point me to some information pertaining to this?
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In the first XP book (I don't have it in front of me) I remember there was a guy that was supposed to write some code to do a pop-up. Nowhere else in the program was there need for a pop-up. The developer said "we should make a generic pop-up routine that we can re-use." And the manager said, "but we don't need any other pop-ups. Just the one." "But we probably will have more pop-ups later. So this will save time in the long run". He spent two extra days making a generic pop up. In the end, they didn't make any more pop-ups. It was a wasted of two days.
With good OO techniques, when the second pop-up was needed, the generic pop-up could have been created and it would have taken just as long as when the generic pop-up was created.
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Japan Display ramps up mobile, mid-size screen business
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Screen technology alliance Japan Display has formally launched operations as of the start of April. The teamwork between Hitachi, Sony, Toshiba, and the government's Innovation Network Corporation of Japan is divided and will have several divisions, some of which are behind the scenes while others will focus on specific markets. It will have separate sections for automotive and mobile devices, such as phones and tablets, along with wider research and production teams.


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WASHINGTON –Parents know at some point they must teach their children the lesson: never go off with a stranger, even if they offer candy, cookies or a look at their new puppies.
IT can be brutal for both parent and child, these scary and often awkward talks, but as this couple found out, it can be kind of fun too.
Ye Bin's parents are trying to give her the "stranger danger" lesson and she, well, might not be taking it as seriously as they might have hoped.
Read more at The Huffington Post and see Ye Bin's endearing responses below:
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From Quote-of-the-day service
Seize opportunity by the beard, for it is bald behind.
-- Bulgarian Proverb
LOL. What the heck does that mean?
Your true value depends entirely on what you are compared with.
-- Bob Wells
I would have thought that that would be the relative value.
Update: Here's a funny one from today:
The fact is, the old clich%uFFFDs work for us in abstract terms, but they never work out in real life quite the same way. Life is messy; clich%uFFFDs are clean and tidy.
-- Hugh Macleod, How To Be Creative: 29, 08-22-04
I think it's a coding error of the accented é, but it makes it involutarily funny. "clich%uFFFDs are clean and tidy"...


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This post invites you for input on a number of possible image scenarios we are considering as part of the guidance for the VSTS Rangers Virtualizing the Deployment of VSTS 2010 project, which is listed as one of the VSTS Rangers initiatives mentioned in the index post here. We would appreciate your candid input, either by adding a comment to this blog post, or by contacting me directly.
The diagram shows 7 hypothetical flavours of virtualised environments for Team Foundation Server (TFS) and Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) 2010, which can be summarised as follows:
When we ask the questions, forget about practicality and licensing, instead focus on what would be most beneficial and a value-add to "you", in "your" environment.
Thanking you for your candid feedback!
EH: I would go for the MOSS installation, because of the Excel services. When installing an AT I do not want a VS or Load on the machine to keep things isolated
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I'd prefer Flavour 2 as we can continue from there on our own as necessary.
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Christmas treat in Butler's returnComment on this story
With Christmas a few days away, you can be sure to expect fun-filled parties. One such event, Christmas with Jonathan Butler, should not be missed. The multiple Grammy award nominated artist (pictured) will perform at the Durban Christian Centre Jesus Dome on Friday.
In an exclusive interview with Tonight, I chatted to the singer-songwriter about his latest album and his hopes for the future as a musician.
"My music is most definitely a mix of genres. When I was a kid, my earlier material was very much pop-influenced, but now I have moved more towards R&B, soul and jazz.
"I love being able to express myself through music and getting immediate feedback from an audience. It's the most rewarding thing," says Butler.
His latest release, Grace and Mercy, is, Butler says, a foray into another genre that he's really focused on. He elaborated: "I love recording gospel songs and we tour the US regularly playing large churches. This is my first gospel album in a while so I am very pleased with the outcome.
"Also, we debuted at No 1 on the Billboard charts in the US so the reaction has been fantastic. It was released in South Africa a few months back and sales are great. We're planning a gospel tour next year."
Having come such a long way as a Capetonian by birth, Butler has attained immense success across the globe. I asked him what he thinks is key to staying relevant in today's ever-changing music industry.
"You have to focus on your strengths and not try to be someone you're not. If you stay true to that it will go a long way in furthering your career. And to the youth and aspiring artists, don't sell out, believe in what you're doing and everyone else will believe it, too.
"It's very easy to get caught up in some bad things when you're growing up. Don't get caught up in drugs and alcohol because it's just a crutch and is definitely not the truth. I've travelled that road and am lucky to be alive. So I talk from experience," he said.
Fans of this sensational singer will be pleased to know that he has a lot more in store.
"I'm working on a new secular album for next year and have already recorded a few tracks. It's leaning towards a more urban sound and I think it's going to be interesting.
"Also, I plan to do a gospel tour in October. We're working on a jazz radio show and a tour of the US with some South African acts. I'm also hoping to work with artists like Afrotraction, Lira and others for a collaboration album in 2014," Butler said.
• Catch Christmas with Jonathan Butler on Friday at the Durban Christian Centre, Jesus Dome, 39 Garth Rd, Mayville at 7pm. Tickets: R150 at Computicket.
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Here is a look at the tenth design for Nike's, Lebron James, signature series. Lebron wore these while he won a gold medal today and these will be the first of his series to have, "Nike+," technology. How many pairs of Lebron's do you own?
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Does anyone recognize this sign that now rests above the corkboard on the wall by my desk?
I have absolutely no idea how this sign, which looks like a sticker of some sort (it has a peel-off backing still attached) wound up on display at my workplace. Until I first noticed it moments ago, I had no idea it was there.
It makes me wonder if some Christian group is trying to mess with me. That or, more likely, a colleague.


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Cordless screwdrivers are a dime a dozen, so it's nice to see a company trying something new with the genre. This Wowstation WowStick Cordless Screwdriver is a good example. It weighs almost nothing, and features a tiny battery powered motor which can save wrist ache when tackling small hobby and repair jobs in your life.
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Yahoo leaves door open for other offers
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Yahoo open to offers
With Microsoft retracting its bid Saturday, Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang today announced it would listen to any interested bidding parties, including Microsoft, despite explicitly saying the company is for sale.Bloomberg reports that Yahoo is currently evaluating revenue-generating relationships with companies such as Google and AOL to raise the company's value, but is leaving the door open "should somebody else come back someday and want to buy the company", said Yang.
Yahoo's advertising system is of great value to the company, which claims more traffic than any other US-based website. Investing in Google's advertising services, and exploring opportunities with AOL, have put the company in "much better shape" than even three months ago.
Microsoft's offer was snubbed at $33 per share, with Yang, Yahoo's executive board, and major investors saying the company is worth at least $37 per share, noting its vast advertising networks and enterprising technologies.


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The Maro is fairly typical of a two-star hotel in terms of its facilities, ie 20-ish rooms with on-suite bathrooms, hot water, "split" air-conditioner, TV etc. The facilities were well-maintained and the rooms were clean. The colour scheme of the hotel is predominantly pink. Breakfast is typically Turkish, ie eggs, olives, cheese, bread, salad, tea and instant coffee if you... More
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Dojo, Millers Yard
Posted: December 30, 2013|
I've been to a dojo before. It was a huge barn of a place and in it I watched my then small son walk up to another small boy, politely bow, then grab him by the scruff of the neck and hurl him down on to a mat.
It all happened very quickly and was rather exhilarating.
Some aspects of this story parallel our more recent visit to the Dojo noodle bar in Cambridge. Others don't.
But we're not here to talk about our children, anyway. We are here to discover life after children. That's what this whole Table For Four thing is about: trying to find out where is good to go out in Cambridge now that we are unfettered grown-ups.
Dojo was actually suggested to us by one of our readers, as a place with an authentic feel of backstreet south-east Asia.
Backstreet certainly, but despite tourists' cautions on the internet we found it easily enough. We parked on the Backs and then it was a short walk up Silver Street, round behind the Anchor, over the road, past the industrial waste bins and into Millers Yard – an enclosed space whose galleried landings have a slight feel of Ronnie Barker's Slade Prison about them.
(Of course the easy way to describe its location to a Cambridge resident of any years' standing is to say it's where Old Orleans used to be.)
Dojo itself occupies a small bit of the already compact yard, and this is where it differs most from my previous dojo experience, above. It's tiny and crammed with people with hardly room to swing a cat, let alone a small boy in a judo suit.
We got through the front door to report our arrival for our pre-booked table – and were quickly issued with menus and asked to go outside to wait. Outside. It was December. Not that freakishly mild bit of December just before Christmas, proper cold December when you wear a coat and, being a man of a certain age, a hat.
Slightly taken aback, we huddled beside a spectacular blast furnace of a patio heater to discuss options. Moments later we were edging away from the thing in case we started to cook and were added to the menu. We also noticed that there were actually several heaters outside and people sitting at tables among them. In December. And no-one seemed to mind.
Moments later we were invited back inside (sigh of relief, patio heater or no patio heater) and shown to our table, a plain but neat affair hard alongside a table for two. The interior is small and the diners are packed in, making for a lively, bustling atmosphere.
Our waiter, who we later discovered was also the boss, was also lively and bustling. Constantly busy, he was a master of time management. Hesitate for too long while ordering and he was off to see to something or someone else, returning just in time for you to finish your sentence.
This approach took a moment or two to get used to, but once we realised that he was never gone for long, we relaxed into the system, managing to order drinks and some Vietnamese lobster crackers with satay and mango dips to keep us going while we tried to penetrate the rest of the menu. In keeping with the briskness of the service, they arrived in double-quick time.
Drinks-wise, Tom and I opted for beer. I had an authentic tasty Chang, imported from Thailand; Tom went for a Japanese Asahi Super Dry which he had had before (in Japan, no less) which was slightly less authentically brewed in Faversham, according to the label.
Annie and Sue shared a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc, which was sufficiently chilled and did the trick.
So to the food. . .
Here lies Dojo's biggest strength and weakness all rolled into one.
Whatever you order, what you get is a huge plateful of food. It's fresh (you can see the cooks in action feet away from the tables) and it's very quick to arrive and the portions are very generous. It's good value. This is all excellent.
But if you don't know your Tom Yum Kwae Teow from your Madam Wong Lasko you are gambling everything on one throw of the dice. If it turns out you love it, it'll be the best night of your life. If you're not so sure, it's a humungus pile of noodly things to plough through.
The menu is helpful and unhelpful at the same time. I chose Kare Udon with duck breast (£9.05), partly because the noodles in a rich sauce, a "creamy Japanese curry", sounded both interesting and appealing, but mostly because I couldn't resist trying the "favourite comfort food of Japan's corporate man". Sounds fantastic, but what does it actually mean?
I asked our waiter to recommend a suitable side dish to go with it and he cheerfully said that I wouldn't need one. He was right. When it arrived it was a feast of thick noodles in a tasty sauce with plenty of meat. The noodles proved quite a challenge with chopsticks (imagine trying to untangle a drawerful of hi-fi cables; with chopsticks) and the duck was a little fatty, but it was pleasant enough.
Sue also had the Kare Udon, but with Chicken Katsu (£8.70). . . a large piece of chicken cooked in Japanese breadcrumbs atop the noodles and sauce. A star system on the menu indicated that this was a bestseller. Her request for the sauce to be minus aubergines and peppers was adhered to and the result was "gorgeous".
Annie's Hanoi sweet and sour chicken (£8.75) was a hit, quite hot and very tasty, with lots of green peppers and crispy chicken, served with rice.
Tom chose the chicken Yaki Soba (£8.10), a dish involving more delicate (and manageable) noodles than mine from the "flaming wok tossed" section of the menu. He pronounced it very fresh with gorgeous crunchy mangetout and flavour that was "subtle", or to put it another way, "a bit bland". He was defeated about two-thirds of the way through.
Despite the waiter's warnings we shared a side dish of Shaolin Monks' Spring Rolls which came with a lovely, piquant dip.
Pudding was basically ice cream or nothing, courtesy of the Alder Tree company, of Ipswich. Light and sorbet-like, we can particularly recommend the gooseberry and elderflower!
The word dojo, according to the restaurant, means a "pathway to a place". It is also used to describe an arena for the practice of martial arts.
Our night out at the Cambridge Dojo was an experience. Like that other dojo, it was brisk and exhilarating. It would repay several return visits to try different dishes and get a better handle on what is available. You'd definitely never leave underfed.
Dojo, Millers Yard, Mill Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1RQ
Telephone: (01223) 363471
Email: dojonoodlebar.co.uk
Opening hours: Mon-Thu noon-2.30pm, 5.30pm-11pm; Fri noon-4pm, 5.30pm-11pm; Sat-Sun noon-11pm
Cost: £78, including drinks
Food: 3.5/5
Service: 4/5
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No couple stays married 50 years without adjusting to changes. The former Mr. and Mrs. Giles of Bennett Valley, for years now Ms. and Ms., certainly have.
Ask Diane and Anne Giles what's been the most challenging and rewarding development in their long marriage and they'll cite their becoming parents to 10 children — eight adopted and two "homemade."
"In our lives, the biggest thing is the kids," said Anne, who's 70 and a retired occupational therapist and homemaker. The youngest of the Giles children is now 42, the eldest 53, and they've brought Anne and Diane 12 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
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The simplest math dictates that if adapting to a houseful of kids was the No. 1 greatest change in this couple's life, the adjustment to Diane's transition from male to female can rank no higher than No. 2.
Seventeen years have passed since the former Dick Giles, for more than three decades a respected professor of mathematics at Santa Rosa Junior College, took the deepest breath of his life. He announced to the world, at age 58, that he would no longer live an anguished charade and would from that day forward dress and conduct himself as a woman.
He became she. Transgender surgery would follow. Six-foot-one and 180 pounds, she had heads snapping on the SRJC campus as she arrived for class in 1996 in a dress.
"It was very scary," she admitted. "There was no law that said the college had to keep me."
Apart from the reaction of one female colleague who would abruptly change course and flee at the sight of her, she was deeply warmed by how accepting and encouraging the JC's administration, faculty and students were.
An August, 1996, story in The Press Democrat by Bob Norberg had strangers walking up to congratulate her for following her heart. Fellow denizens of the closet thanked her for the inspiration they drew from her coming out.
In the years that followed, more than one person tormented by concealing his or her true sexual identity or orientation reached out to thank her and credit her courageous example with saving his or her life.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A court ruling could mean a 130 (M) million-dollar windfall for members of the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association.
A group of tobacco farmers filed suit in December 2003 in Lexington concerning 63 million pounds of tobacco. They claim the tobacco given by Congress to the association in the 2004 tobacco buyout legislation was the property of members.
The co-op argued that the grant was made to the association, and its directors could continue as they saw fit.
Fayette Circuit Judge Pamela Goodwine ruled that Congress intended the tobacco to go to farmers.
Instead, The Courier-Journal of Louisville reports, the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association sold it.
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Exclusive / Schmeglusive.
Whoever said exclusivity makes something superior is seriously mistaken. This year, brides and grooms are taking it back to the old school (because I'm an old fool, who's so cool… bah, couldn't resist) with the ever famous, turn-of-the-century-inspired, all inclusive wedding portrait.
In typical watch-the-birdy fashion, couples are having their guests take a minute and say cheeeeese for the camera as a collective group. These popular panoramics are a super fun way to remember all the people who celebrated the day you said 'I do'… not to mention, they can make for one incredibly laughable experience!
Because the size of guest lists varies from couple to couple, it's EXTREMELY important to keep your number in mind when creating the shot. You need to be sure to work with your photographer and find just the right location. Ideally, the best location would be found directly in or right next door to your ceremony site. That way, all your guests are already together and your celebrant can inform them of the photo op before mass chaos ensues and a mad dash to the reception begins.
OBVI – the larger the number, the harder the shot; so, keep this in mind when finding your spot. Consider areas with an aerial view or places with large staircases where guests can be staggered and tiered. If your numbers get too high and the shot becomes too difficult, consider doing something more abstract… be less concerned about capturing every single face, and be more concerned with simply having everyone there for a more spirited shot. Check out below for some examples :)
Take the shot from above to show some serious love :)
Use a staircase to see every face :)
Try something artsy… you'll feel super smart-sy :)
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EPA Releases First Round of Toxicity Testing Data for Eight Oil Dispersants
Earlier today I posted the announcement that a phone call will be happening with the EPA and BP announcing the first round of toxicity data from the oil dipersants in the gulf. Here are the notes from the phone call that the EPA had with the press today.
WASHINGTON —The US Environmental Protection Agency today released peer reviewed results from the first round of its own independent toxicity testing on eight oil dispersants. EPA conducted testing to ensure that decisions about ongoing dispersant use in the Gulf of Mexico continue to be grounded in the best available science.
EPA's results indicated that none of the eight dispersants tested, including the product in use in the Gulf, displayed biologically significant endocrine disrupting activity. While the dispersant products alone – not mixed with oil – have roughly the same impact on aquatic life, JD-2000 and Corexit 9500 were generally less toxic to small fish and JD-2000 and SAF-RON GOLD were least toxic to mysid shrimp. While this is important information to have, additional testing is needed to further inform the use of dispersants.
"EPA is performing independent tests to determine the potential impacts of various dispersants. We will continue to conduct additional research before providing a final recommendation, " said EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson. "We want to ensure that every tool is available to mitigate the impact of the BP spill and protect our fragile wetlands. But we continue to direct BP to use dispersants responsibly and in as limited an amount as possible."
EPA continues to carefully monitor BP's use of dispersant in the Gulf. Dispersants are generally less toxic than oil and can prevent some oil from impacting sensitive areas along the Gulf Coast. EPA believes BP should use as little dispersant as necessary and, on May 23, Administrator Jackson and then-Federal On-Scene Coordinator Rear Admiral Mary Landry directed BP to reduce dispersant usage by 75 percent from peak usage. EPA and the Coast Guard formalized that order in a directive to BP on May 26. Over the next month BP reduced dispersant use 68 percent from that peak.
Before directing BP to ramp down dispersant use, EPA directed BP to analyze potential alternative dispersants for toxicity and effectiveness. BP reported to EPA that they were unable to find a dispersant that is less toxic than Corexit 9500, the product currently in use. Following that, EPA began its own scientific testing of eight dispersant products on the National Contingency Plan Product Schedule (NCP-PS). Those dispersant products are: Dispersit SPC 1000, Nokomis 3-F4, Nokomis 3-AA, ZI-400, SAF-RON Gold, Sea Brat #4, Corexit 9500 A and JD 2000. Today's results represent the first stage of that effort.
EPA tested these eight products for endocrine disrupting activity and potential impacts on small fish and mysid shrimp. The testing found:
· None of the eight dispersants tested displayed biologically significant endocrine disrupting activity.
· While all eight dispersants alone – not mixed with oil – showed roughly the same effects, JD-2000 and Corexit 9500 proved to be the least toxic to small fish, and JD-2000 and SAF-RON GOLD were the least toxic to the mysid shrimp.
The next phase of EPA's testing will assess the acute toxicity of multiple concentrations of Louisiana Sweet Crude Oil alone and combinations of Louisiana Sweet Crude Oil with each of the eight dispersants for two test species.
To view the first round of test results please visit: http://www.epa.gov/bpspill/dispersants


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Last Updated: 30 Dec 2014