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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - May 15, 1962, Abilene, Texas "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT UT 1PT LToOfiTOTHWW Pf 81ST YEAR NO. 332 PAGE ONE ABILENE, TEXAS, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 3A 3io3 kGES IN TWO SECTIONS He deals in numbers, Social Security numbers, but sortie names attached to some num- bers are by way of being a hob- by for R. R. Tuley Jr., Abilene district manager (or that gov- ernmental agency. He has several favorites, names he lias encountered per- sonally as the good people came forth seeking Social Security cards. There was that woman in Houston, "Free Love and that East Texan, "Boston Green Okra." Social Security records have in them one gentleman named "Charles 3-4 and there was that woman who married a Social Security employe and had her name on her card changed from "Short" to "Tall." But Tuley's very favorite name came to him when a charming young walked into the Shreveport office when he worked there to get her So- cial Security number and card. As instructed, she filled out the form and turned it back to the clerk. The clerk handed it back. "We need your first she said. "That's my first the young woman insisted and pulled out baptismal certificate, library card and driver license to prove it. How did she get such a name? The young lady sighed and told her story. Mama had wanted to call her Mary and Papa had favored Sally and the two names didn't go well together. So a young sister was asked for a sugges- tion and she looked at the baby and commented on her size. That comment was translated inlo the name: "T-9-C." It's a true story, Tuley says. He has told it in Houston and he has told it in Colorado City. And in both towns he has found in the audience which heard it kinsmen of the young woman. With some 137 million Social Security cards issued, it's a rare name such as T-9-C which Isn't duplicated. Tuley says. Now his own name, "Raleigh Robert Tuley isn't what you'd call ordinary. When he was training for his job Tuley was required to search the records (or duplica- tions of his own name. Sure enough, there he found one. two, three "Raleigh Robert Tul- eys Jr." He could account for two of them, himself and his father. But he is still searching for No. 3. The Social Security records are confidential, even to Social Security employes, he found out. Abilene Corporation Judge Don Wilson was hearing a case which grew out of a city auto wreck. The woman driver, who had been brought into court, was asked if she had given a signal she was turning she had indeed turned. Yes, she testified. She was quizzed on her car's turn signals and on her use thereof. Which way did you pull the lever? she was asked. she said. Doesn't that action turn on the left rear and left front blink- ers? she was asked. she uaid. "That's to let the car behind know which side to go around you." Auocintod frmt g gff Probers Say City Heart on Move First Meet On Property Is Held Related Story, Pg. 3-A YARBOROUGH BACK IN Q. Evans of Baird, left, Texas De- partment Commander of Veterans of World War I, and Tom Webb, center, Tay- lor County Democratic chairman, greet Don Yarborough on his arrival at Abilene Municipal Airport Monday. Webb, who handled local arrangements, said he hopes to plan another major campaign visit to Abilene for Yarborough before the June 2 Democratic run-off. (Staff photo by Jimm y Parsons) IN ABILENE Yarborough Hits Debate Refusal By LANE TALBURT Reporter-News Staff Writer Don Yarborough, renewing his challenge to John Connally for a ace to face debate, insisted iere Monday (hat the former Sec etary of the Navy has displayed 'weakness and fear" in refusing :n open discussion on state issues. "If my opponent does not have he courage to accept the chal- enge for a debate, it's unlikely lat he is going to have courage step out to face the issues of e 1960s." the Houston guberna- orial candidate declared. Continuing his long distance cbate with Connally over whether o debate. Yarborough told a small roup of his supporters during rief stay that many backers of defeated Democratic primary andidales have flocked to the 'arborough camp. Prominent among Abilene area upporters greeting Yarborough he Abilene Municipal Airport j Midland, Big Spring, Snyder and Sweetwater before arriving here for his third Abilene appearance in two months. Piloting the plane was Webb's law partner, Aubrey Stokes of San Angelo. Last stop for the day was Wichita Falls, where Yarborough stayed Monday night. Man Killed In Coleman Auto Crash COLEMAN (RNS) G. L. Hun ter, about 70, of Coleman, diet en route to a San Angelo hospital about p.m. Monday following a freakish accident in downtown Coleman in which Hunter's car smashed three other cars. Investigating City Patrolman D. Yarborough devoted much of h, M Robinson appar- IP hnllr Vicit Vidro in ff" the hour visit here in discussini proposed debale. He alsi touched briefly on his legislativi programs and accused "bit city" newspapers of showing "tre mendous favoritism" to Connally He was asked by a reportei :hat if he had led the primary fielt by votes, would he be eag er to debate the second placi replied Yarborough. "He (Connally) has lost so nany votes by his refusal to de >ate me that right now we are neck and neck. Then, he added, "If I pull so ere Tom Webb, Taylor County j far ahead of him that even his emocratie Chairman, and liog- r Q. Evans of Baird. Texas De- artment Commander of Veterans World War I. Webb, who hacked Gov. Price aniel in the first go scorted Yarborough around, lo (he lunty campaign headquarters for arborough in a trailer at Oak- jwood Village Center. There, the local Democratic of- ficial told a small group that he WEATHER newspaper cronies concede that I am pulling ahead of him, even then will I debate him." Connally's reason for not ac- cepting the challenge to debate, said Yarborough. is that 'I have nothing !o gain.' "This is a big office and if we're looking for personal gain, I think we're oriented in the wrong Yarborough said. surveyed the record of the two run off candidates, "and I con- cluded that the best man for Texas would be Don viewers would be able The trial ntlorney, turned pol- (o sizc the (wo candidates and "There's no doubt that the peo- ple of Texas would gain by the he said, explaining that itician began his day in San An- gelo, flying to Fort Stockton, See POLITICS, Pg. 2-A, Col. 3 ently suffered a "blackout" while driving in the business district here shortly after 1 p.m. The elderly man's foot appar- ently became entangled in the ac- celerator as the car's speed sud- denly increased and it slammed into three parked cars. Hunter suffered multiple frac- tures of the. ribs and lacerations about the eyes, nose and mouth. See FATAL, Pg. 2-A, Col. 4 By BILL McADA Reporter-News Staff Writer City Tax Department official unveiled a massive shuffling o commercial property valuation Monday night in the first of a se- ries of meetings scheduled to cli max with revision of the upcoming ;ax rolls. Ed Compere Jr., head of the Board of Tax Equalization, sah he will call a mass meeting of al owners of commercial property within the next 10 days to brie them on the results of the study "If it looks like as many as 75 per cent of those effected approve I will be ready to start the boarc Compere said. With this approval, the three- man board, made up of the same men who were on the board last year, will begin scheduled hear- ngs. Serving with Compere are Guy Shaw and R. L. Young. The detailed study of commer- cial property values over the city is the result of a year's intensive study which put Tax Department appraisers in an estimated business houses in Abilene. The study was ordered a year ago by the City Commission on recommendation of the Equaliza- ion board. The board, in a letter o the commission then, noted numerous inequities dotted in the ity's scattered commercial prop- erties. A general report of the findings the meticulous study was pre- ented to Abilene City Commis- ioners Monday night in a work- hop session which drew a handful f property owners. Glenn Smith, tax assessor-col- ector, told the commissioners the tudy brought out two important oints: 1. The economic heart of the STATE DEMOCRATS Syron; Skelton "of Temple, center, Democratic' of Austin, left, candidate for-Afc torney General, and Congressman Dowdy dinner in the Windsor Hotel Mon- day night before Tuesday's meeting of the State .Democratic Executive Committee. (See related'stories, Pg. 3-A) (Staff photo) See TAX, Pg. 2-A, Col. 4 ON LAOS CRISIS Top Leaders Due At Kennedy Talk WASHINGTON Presiden Gandy, an employe of the Gibralter Con- struction Co. since last August on the reservoir work. L. E. Garner, superintendent at the site, said Gandy was one and ls expected to ask the several men installing bolts in thejstate committee to delay canvass OF SDEC Vote Canvass Meet Highlight Canvassing votes from the Ma> Democratic primary, includini those in the Benton Musslewhite Dowdy race for the Sev enth Congressional District seat, will highlight a session here Tues- day of the State Democratic Ex- ecutive Committee. Musslewhite, who trailed Rep. Dowdy by 41 votes in unofficia) counting, has asked county chair- men of his district to make a re- meeting for Tuesday morn- ing." While no reason for the gather- ing was given, Kennedy undoubt- edly was prompted to summon the top Democrats and Republicans in Congress to go over U. S. concrete portion of the dam's spillway. Gandy fell about 30 feet when the bolt holding his safety belt tore Joose from the concrete. He hit ladder before landing on a weld- j ing machine. He was rushed to the hospital in a Satterwhite ambulance. Born May 24, 1905, in Hardin County, Mr. Gandy mover! to Cad- of that one district until the re- count is complete. For the past several days a special subcommittee headed by .1. H. Shelton of Brownwood has been from checking county reports Democratic chairmen in ing of dominantly delegates in conventions of sever- al cities last Saturday. Other business of the session will include appointment of com- mittees to make arrangements for the Sept. 18 state convention in El Paso. Byron Skelton of Temple, SDEC national committeeman, said "ha considered the fact that conserv- atives dominated several large county conventions to be an indi- cation of support for the Kennedy administration's "New Frontiers" program. He pointed out that both Democratic candidates in the run- off for governor John Connally and Don "friend- ly" to President Kennedy. Ed Connally, who hosted a preparation The panel also may hear pro- tests from several county conven- "from Cameron with his 'ion disputes around the state at for the official ses-jner Monday night for SDEC mjm- ibers and other party leaders in in Southeast Asia. Word of the White House action came a few hours after it parents when he was 7 years old He moved to Breckenridsre in 1924, .attending public schools here, disclosed that the government of j Hc married Wanda Hull of Chil- (1.8. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WKMIIKR BUREAU (Weather 4-A) ABILENE AND VICINITY (llacliii. 40 Cloudy In the brtom inK party cloudy In Die afternoon and continued warm, windy, and humid Tues day and Wednesday. High "both Low TueMlay night 65-70. days NORTHWEST TEXAS: Partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday, afternoon and evening thundershowcrs Panhandle Weil Central. Ililh Tnenby S5-92. SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS: Partly cloudy and warm Tuesday and Wednes. day with scattered showers or thunder- Wednesday, lillh Tuesday B5.95. SOUTHWBST TEXAS: knd warm Tuesday and Wi Kattered Ihundtrahofrers. Wi _n No..... M-M. Partly cloudy Wednesday with Mattered Ihundtrahofrers. Wednesday and in North late Tuentur. llirh Tuesday TEMrKRATIJRCS al Hi Kl I-M :00 I "low tar M. Km bull mri Ml'. li f.m.i tttM, t.m.: H m MM, WASHINGTON (API-Sen. John J. Williams, R-Del., said Monday a woman employe of the Agri- culture Department was "rail- roaded to a mental institution for no reason other than that she knew too much" about the Billie Related stories, Pg. 2-B er a hearing by the District ol Columbia Mental Health Commis- sion which found her sane. Miss Jones had been secretary Sol Estcs case. Williams made the assertion in employe who has asserted Senate speech, declaring thcithere was favoritism given woman, Miss Mo'-y Kimbrough Jones, was guilty of nothing "other than refusing to cooperate in covering up corruption" in that agency. He. .demanded an investigation by Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy who, the senator charged, "has displayed an appalling lack oC in-l tsrcst in the whole Estes case." of N. Battle Hales, a department that 'o big Estes, Texas financier with dealings in cotton, grain-storing nhtl fertilizer. In reply to Williams, the Agri- culture Department issued a state- ment which officials said spoke both for the department and Dr. Buchanan. The statement snld: "The Department of Agriculture Miss Jones wns taken to Dis-j regrets that the medical prob rlct General Hospital April 25 at Icms of an employe hnve been the request of Dr. tee K, made into a controversy. in, chief of ;he health division of the Agriculture per- sonnel office. She was discharged May "The woman, Mary K. Jonex, was taken to D.C, General Hos- pital on April M on the advice of two physicians, wai her own personal physician and the other was the doctor assigned to the department. The department's physician accompanied her to the hospital." In reply to Williams, the Agri- culture Department issued a statement which officials said spoke both for the departmenl and Dr. Buchanan. The statement said: "The Department of Agriculture regrets that the medical problems of an employe have been made into a political controversy. "The woman, Mary K. Jones, was tnken to D.C. General Hospi- tal on April 23 on the advice of two physicians. One wa.1 her own personal physician and the other wns the doctor assigned to the department. The physician accompanied her to the losnllal." The department later added to its statement: "The department'a doctor acted Pf. 2-A, Cel. 1 Thailand had agreed to allow re nforcement of U.S. troops on its soil to check any Red aggression across the Laotian border. Kennedy has ordered land, sea and air forces to waters near the rattle area of Laos and South Viet Nam. U.S. troops reportedly will land in Thailand on a stand- by basis, perhaps starting Tues- day. Vice President Lyndon B. John- son, Senate and House leaders ol both parties and ranking members of the Foreign Relations anc Armed Services committees have been asked to attend the White House conference. Arrangements for (he meeting were made late Monday as Ken nedy considered next steps in the Laotian crisis. Originally, the Whita House had announced Kennedy would hold his usual Tuesday breakfast meeting with Democratic congressional leaders Tuesday morning. That session was put off until Wednes- day to make way for the bipar- tisan huddle. Kennedy last met with a bi- partisan delegation from the Cap- itol in advance of the present con- gressional session. His latest White House confer- ence with such a group in urgent circumstances occurred last year n connection with the resumption of Soviet nuclear twit in the at- moipntre. licolhe in 1938. They lived in Breckenridge since that time. Mr Gandy had been an oilfield work- er and carpenter and had been mployed by the Gibralter Con- struction Co. since last August. funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Rose Ave. Baptist Church with the fiev. Lulher Hig- ginbotham, pastor, the Rev. I. C. [lull of Weatherford, and the Rev. R. E. Wright of Midland officiating. Burial in Breckenridge Cemetery will be directed by Melton Funeral Home. Surviving are his wife: one daughter, Mrs. E. F. Digiacomo of Hialeah, Fla.: one son, R. G of Arlington: his mother. Mrs Nannie B. of Luhbock; one sister Mrs. S. D. Bobbins of Pampa; brothers, Herbert of Hillsboro Rozelle of Meridian, M. C. anr1 Elrec, both of Talum. N.M., Et mer of El Pnso, and Billy of Kil cen; and five grandchildren. One daughter preceded him in death the 10 a.m. meeting in the Wind- sor Hotel. However, J. Ed Connally of Abi- lene, SDEC chairman, said Mon- day night that he does not antici- pate any contests over the nam- the Windsor Hotel ballroom, said he has made no decision on whether he will seek to retain the SDEC chairmanship at tht state convention. "I don't think that now is the time to be discussing it. I just have no plans on Connally said. NEWS INDEX SiCTION A Sportt Oil MWl SECTION WMIHH'I ntwi T ti Mto-TV tatt turn newt, nMrkefi M PO Pact Is Awarde By LESLIE CARPENTER Reporter-News Capital Bureau WASHINGTON A contract for extending and moc ernizing the federal building in Abilene was awarded Monday ti J. W. Cooper Construction Co. Inc., of Odessa, Rep. Omar Burl eson of Anson was '.nformed b; the General Services Administra lion. GSA said there were nine bids No exact date has been set for starting said. construction, officials The old federal building will be removed to make way for part of the extension to the prtsent feder nl building. When completed, it wiil provide postmen with three imcs as much space as they now lave. The one Mory huikling and mcnt addition will enltnd th< pres- ent buHdJin north, nuth MM) old and new construction will be removed to make large work area for postal work- ers. The lobby of the post will be divided into two with a glass partition. The area containing lock 'ill be changed to make twojje- cesscd sections for 428 additioMi boxes and 60 more drawers. On other half of the lobby will Cfld- tain open counter space, pro a much larscr working an Walls between the oflices used by the postmaster tant postmaster will be n provide one inuU arge office wliere the i section, now hound to the 1 ment, will be lorttcd. he postmaster, auutant er and will be fe ttt west corner MIT ;
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Crews close in on full containment
Crews were close today to encircling a wildfire that has chewed through more than 27,000 acres of the San Bernardino National Forest since breaking out last week near Idyllwild, authorities said.
The U.S. Forest Service estimated the cost of fighting the fire at $22.8 million.
As of 8:30 a.m., the Mountain Fire was 85 percent contained, or surrounded, with containment expected sometime Wednesday, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
The blaze has scorched an estimated 27,332 acres. The acreage is virtually unchanged since Sunday night, thanks to rain from thunderstorms over the past few days, officials said.
The area is expected to dry out Wednesday and Thursday, according to the Forest Service.
``As the burn area dries and warms, smoke may become visible from the interior of the fire,'' according to a Forest Service statement issued this morning. ``Crews will be working the fire edge today mopping up any hot spots and patrolling against any potential escape.''
Evacuations that affected as many as 6,000 people were lifted on Sunday, although the Riverside County Fire Department on Monday issued an evacuation warning for residents to voluntarily leave the area of Apple Canyon Road north of Bonita Vista Road because of possible flash flooding and debris flows.
A flash flood warning for the area expired at 9 p.m. Monday, but a diminished threat of thunderstorms, and with them possible flash flooding, continues today, said National Weather Service meteorologist Stefanie Sullivan.
The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, which has been closed since Thursday due to smoke from the Mountain Fire in the Idyllwild area, is scheduled to reopen today. The nearby Mount San Jacinto State Park and Wilderness Area, several campgrounds, Humber Park, and Pacific Crest Trail and its connecting trails remain closed.
The number of fire personnel assigned to the blaze has been cut by more than half, with 1,146 remaining as of this morning, down from 3,347 on Saturday. The ramping-down included reducing 228 engines to 24; 68 hand crews to 33; and 11 bulldozers to two. Six helicopters remain available if needed, officials said.
The blaze has claimed 23 structures, including seven homes, but no major injuries have been reported.
The fire is believed to have started around 1:45 p.m. on July 15 near the junction of Highways 243 and 74. The 23 structures swallowed by the blaze were all destroyed on July 15.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation but Jeanne Pincha-Tully, a U.S. Forest Service fire chief, said Thursday the fire was determined to be ``human-caused.''

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Website Review: Rosmini In English
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This website contains the writings of Antonio Rosmini (1797-1855), a Catholic priest and founder of the Institute of Charity (a religious congregation). He dedicated a great part of his considerable intellectual ability to the study of philosophy. Rosmini was under condemnation by the Holy Office until six years ago when he was exonerated. He has now been proclaimed blessed.
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Hi guys
i own a c15 van the newer model with the DW8 engine.
now im more than sure before i got to see the van, the owner had started it before i got there as it more or less fired straight away and ran spot on.
as when i came to start it in the morning it just wouldnt fire, letting the glow plugs go out etc.... sometimes even 7 times
when it fires sometimes sounds like a knocking then runs perfect,i could leave it for 4 hours go back to it and would fire first click with no probs. but leave it any longer and would it hell as like want to start. its got around 105k on the clocks and only 3 owners.
ive changed the glow plugs, and checked for air leaks etc....and still the same only now its flattened the battery.
for one week last week tho it started and ran spot on then developed the fault again, only to not start attall, my bruv had a look while i borrowed the car to go to work and told me there was liquid around the pump, are these common for diesel pumps to go at this mileage? and could this cause this problem?


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i have a friend with a pontiac firebird an 87 in fact, blew the 2.8 and is putting a 355 in it with a 700r4 tranny it originally had a 200r4 with the 2.8
will the original driveshaft work with the new 700r4 tranny
give me all u know please thanx
Not positive on those newer trans,but measure trans. length as long as there the same you should be okay,(wrenchturner)hope this helps :)
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A gnarly night at the movies
Including The Wedding Plan, A Dark Song, and Baywatch
Matthew Lickona 4 p.m., May 26
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Yes Man, directed by Peyton Reed, measures the loss of elasticity in rubber man Jim Carrey, now showing the effects of age and experience on his creased, rumpled, baggy face. (The Number 23 can't be easy to bounce back from. Ever.) He nevertheless strives to recover his antic former self in the role of a gray-souled, nay-saying loan officer who attends a self-empowerment seminar that compels him to answer every question in the affirmative. Hollywood tastemakers take it from there. A business loan for a baker of unrecognizable celebrity-lookalike cakes? Yes! A blow job from the white-haired toothless old lady next door? Yes! Zooey Deschanel, forging a career from looking like she can't figure out how to play her part, has ample reason to look like that in the part of a rock singer, painter, photographer, and all-around free spirit who, nearly young enough to be his daughter and apparently friendless, is supposed to fall in love with him. For the moviegoer, the response should be obvious. Just say no.
Seven Pounds gives us the de rigueur December Will Smith, who tends to be more sensitive, tormented, teary, and Oscar-hungry than the July Will Smith. Here he takes his crinkled brow in tight closeups on a cryptic personal mission ("We have a plan. Do what you promised me"), flashing an IRS identity card to gain access to total strangers so as to judge whether or not they are "good," "worthy," "deserving." (The nursing-home administrator may require a bone-marrow transplant for survival, but in spite of his deep debt to Uncle Sam he has splurged on a Beemer: not good.) The aim and outcome of his mission are, for review purposes, Top Secret, but suffice to say that the film combines the bleeding heart of The Pursuit of Happyness — not to mention the director of it, Gabriele Muccino — with the galloping ego of I Am Legend.
Trend to watch: English-speaking actors lapsing into English-subtitled foreign tongues. Will Smith, Spanish, in Seven Pounds. Jim Carrey, Korean, in Yes Man. Keanu Reeves, Chinese, in The Day the Earth Stood Still. And upcoming, Tom Cruise, German, in Valkyrie and Daniel Craig, Russian, in Defiance.
Frost/Nixon Well your reviewer just rambles on about stuff that average moviegoer has no clue or cares to know about like what the director was doing or other meaningless comments. Listen the movie sucked plain and simple. The trailer promised drama and broke its promise. I waited and waited for the suspense and there was none to receive. Your reviewer reminds of the boring writers who try to entertain but cant and worse yet he sounds like an editor. I like to involve myself in the story thats how I write not the old way journalists are taught


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i know i havent been around much since we started Cathugger.com but i just wanted to write a final diary entry.
On December 8, 2011 i was diagnosed with CRF, on top of the HyperT i had been living with for almost 2 years.
Mom didnt find out in time that i was in renal failure until it was too late to turn things around for me.
i lived with my furmily and was the Alpha Male for 17 years, even though they think i was 19 or maybe even 20 or 21...its hard to say. i came to live with them in September of 1994 and Mom knows i was at least 2 or maybe 3...so there you are. i was old and lived a wonderpurr life.
So yesterday, January 7, 2012, i was in a lot of pain, could hardly walk and was meowing a lot...it sounded like i was saying "ouch" with every step. So off to the vet we went and he said there was nothing more that could be done for me. In spite of all Moms efforts, my values kept going up instead of down.
Mom and Dad promised me they would never let me suffer and they kept that promise...i was released from my pain at 11:30am January 7, 2012....the last thing i heard was Moms voice telling me that she loved me more than anything and what a good boy i was. And i was too!
i dont know how they will fare without me but i will be around to watch over everyone aboard the Archangel and keep them safe.
Mom could tell yesterday afternoon that i had already been there to check on them. Mom has a portrait of me hanging on the wall at the top of the stairs...she hung it straight. Yesterday when she looked at it, it was turned 45 degrees---askew. Yes, that was ME Mom. im always there with you...in your heart.
Thank you for the wonderful life you gave me and your efforts to save me. im so sorry i could not stay.
i will always love you, Mom.
Your boy,
Moozer -SuperAngel
Love is forever
Well, Mom was still up at 3am EST when she got the email from HQ that i was the COTD for yesterday January 11th. i was blown away when she told me!
It is such an honor to be Catster Famous and i will never forget this.
A big THANK YOU to all my special furiends who sent me conCATulations and rosies.
My page sure does look pawsome.
Thank you with all my heart.
And a special thank you to my beautipurr furwife Kujo for the photo remembrance.
i am a bad bad Moozer for not writing about this sooner.
On 9/23/09 a package came...for ME.
It was a Hazel Lucy Tranquility Blanket from my beloved Kujo.
She is always so thoughtful...
There was also a lovely card with get well wishes.
i feel her love...especially when Mom wraps me in this blanket.
Thank you, my love.
My mouth infection has been knocked back, for now. My vet really really wants to do a dental on me. She says she wouldnt put me completely under, just twilight sleep, but Mom is terrified. i have a Class III heart murmur and i need an echo to know whats causing it. Money is tight. So, for now, we are just taking it one day at a time.
i no longer have to take the Clindamycin, as after 10 days it will have done its job.
i am feeling better. i am eating soft, pate type food and i am playing! Can you believe that?? im 17 and i love playing with mouses!
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Locuseater and Shadowboxer: Programs to Optimize Experimental Design and Multiplexing Strategies for Genetic Mark-recapture
Broderick, Damien, Buckworth, Rik, Hoyle, Simon, Ovenden, Jenny, & Peel, David (2005) Locuseater and Shadowboxer: Programs to Optimize Experimental Design and Multiplexing Strategies for Genetic Mark-recapture. Molecular Ecology Notes, 5(4), pp. 974-976.
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Rated PG
Release Date: May 16
Directed by Craig Gillespie
Starring Jon Hamm, Aasif Mandvi, Lake Bell, Alan Arkin
Million Dollar Arm tells the true-life story of sports agent J.B. Bernstein and the two baseball players he brings from India to the U.S. The biographical sports drama begins in 2007, when Bernstein is having trouble signing players. His business is struggling. So he heads to India in hopes of finding talented baseball players he can recruit for U.S. teams. Bernstein stages a reality show contest in India called the Million Dollar Arm, and he discovers two 18-year-old boys from remote villages who show promise with their pitching. He brings the boys to the U.S. with a goal of getting them signed to a major league team. After the boys arrive in America, Bernstein realizes he is responsible for more than just making a commission — he is responsible for them. "He learns how to be a better human being," actor Jon Hamm, who stars as Bernstein, told Entertainment Weekly.
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The film shot in India for almost a month, often in 120-degree heat. Cows and large crowds were a constant presence on set. The intense conditions gave Hamm some insight into what Bernstein had gone through. "Once you see India, you see what J.B. met with on day one," Hamm told Entertainment Weekly. "If it were me, I would have been like, 'Nope, this is never going to happen."


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Our small plane had been flying low over Sumatra for three hours but all we had seen was an industrial landscape of palm and acacia trees stretching 50km in every direction.
A haze of blue smoke from newly cleared land drifted eastwards over giant plantations. Long drainage canals dug through equatorial swamps dissected the land. The only sign of life was excavators loading trees onto barges to take to pulp mills.
The end is in sight for the great forests of Sumatra and Borneo and the animals and people who depend on them. Thirty years ago the world's third-and sixth-largest islands were full of tigers, elephants, rhinos, orangutans and exotic birds and plants but they have been trashed in a single generation by global agribusiness and pulp and paper industries.
Their plantations supply the world with toilet paper, biofuels and vegetable oil to make everyday foods such as margarine, cream cheese and chocolate, but distraught scientists and environmental groups warn that one of the 21st century's greatest ecological disasters is rapidly unfolding.
Official figures show more than half of Indonesia's rainforest, the third-largest swathe in the world, has been felled in a few years and permission has been granted to convert up to 70 per cent of what remains into palm or acacia plantations.
The Government has renewed a moratorium on the felling of rainforest, but nearly a million hectares are still being cut each year and the last pristine areas, in provinces such as Aceh and Papua, are now prime targets for giant logging, palm and mining companies.
The toll on wildlife across an area nearly the size of Europe is vast, say scientists who warn that many of Indonesia's species could be extinct in the wild within 20-30 years. Orangutan numbers are in precipitous decline, only 250-400 tigers remain and fewer than 100 rhino are left, says the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Millions of hectares are nominally protected, but the forest is fragmented, national parks are surrounded by plantations, illegal loggers work with impunity and corruption is rife in government. "This is the fastest, most comprehensive transformation of an entire landscape that has ever taken place. If it continues at this rate all that will be left in 20 years is a few fragmented areas of natural forest surrounded by huge man-made plantations. There will be increased floods, fires and droughts but no animals," said Yuyun Indradi, political forest campaigner with Greenpeace southeast Asia in Jakarta.
The WWF's chief Asian tiger expert has pleaded with the Indonesian Government and the world to stop the growth of palm oil plantations. "Forest conversion is massive. We urgently need stronger commitment from the Government and massive support from the people," said Sunarto Sunarto in Jakarta.
"The legacy of deforestation has been conflict, increased poverty, migration to the cities and the erosion of habitat for animals. As the forests come down, social conflicts are exploding everywhere," said Abetnego Tarigan, director of Walhi, Indonesia's largest environment group.
Aceh will lose more than half its trees if a new government plan to change the land use is pushed through. A single Canadian mining company seeks to exploit 1.77 million hectares for mining, logging and palm plantations. Large areas of central Sumatra and Kalimantan are being felled as coal, copper and gold mining companies move in. Millions of hectares of forest in west Papua are expected to be converted to palm plantations.
Despite a commitment from the Government to extend a moratorium on deforestation for two years, Indonesia is still cutting down its forests faster than any other country. Loopholes in the law mean the moratorium only covers new licences and primary forests, and excludes key peatland areas and existing concessions which are tiger and elephant habitats.
Nine villages have been in conflict with the giant paper company April, which has permission to convert, with others, 450,000 hectares of deep peat forests on the Kampar Peninsula in central Sumatra.
Villagers accuse corrupt local officials of illegally grabbing their land. April, which strongly denies involvement in corruption, last week announced plans to work with London-based Flora and Fauna international to restore 20,000 hectares of degraded forest land.
Greenpeace and other groups accuse the giant pulp and palm companies of trashing tens of thousands of hectares of rainforest a year but the companies respond that they are the forest defenders and without them the ecological devastation would be worse. "There has been a rampant escalation of the denuding of the landscape but it is mostly by migrant labour and palm oil growers. Poverty and illegal logging along with migrant labour have caused the deforestation," said April's spokesman, David Goodwin. "What April does is not deforestation. In establishing acacia plantations in already-disturbed forest areas, it is contributing strongly to reforestation. Last year April planted more than 100 million trees."
No wild animal safe in Sumatra
Karman Lubis' body was found near where he had been working on a Sumatran rubber plantation. His head was found several days later 2km away and his right hand is still missing.
He had been mauled by a Sumatran tiger that was living in Batang Gadis National Park - one of five people killed there by tigers in the past five years.
Contact between humans and wild animals is increasing disastrously in Sumatra as deforestation, mining and palm oil concessions expand, fragmenting forest habitats and driving animals out of protected areas.
Batang Gadis is one of the last strongholds of the Sumatran tiger with anywhere between 23 and 76 in the dense forests, making up nearly 20 per cent of all Sumatra's tigers. But with a single tiger worth as much as US$50,000 ($61,500) to a poacher on the black market, hunting is rampant.
Conservationists fear that unless action is taken, the Sumatran tiger will go the way of two other Indonesian subspecies. The Bali tiger was hunted to extinction in 1937 and the last Javan tiger was recorded in the 1970s.
No wild animal is now considered safe in Sumatra.
An Australian-owned gold mining company has a 200,000ha concession which overlaps into Batang Gadis and illegal logging is encroaching upon the park from all sides.
Other Indonesian animals are faring even worse than the tiger. Widespread forest fires, many set deliberately to clear land for oil palm plantations, have been disastrous for Sumatran orangutans. Thousands are thought to have burned to death, unable to escape the flames both in Sumatra and Kalimantan.
The Sumatran rhino could also be extinct within a few years because of poaching and habitat destruction. A report from the International Union for Conservation of Nature last month estimated that there were now fewer than 100 rhinos in small, fragmented populations.


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A due number of old shoes had been thrown at the carriage in which the happy pair
departed from the Rectory, and it had turned the corner at the bottom of the village. It
could then be seen for two or three hundred yards creeping past a fir coppice, and after
this was lost to view.
"John," said Mr Allaby to his man-servant, "shut the gate;" and he went indoors with a
sigh of relief which seemed to say: "I have done it, and I am alive." This was the reaction
after a burst of enthusiastic merriment during which the old gentleman had run twenty
yards after the carriage to fling a slipper at it--which he had duly flung.
But what were the feelings of Theobald and Christina when the village was passed and
they were rolling quietly by the fir plantation? It is at this point that even the stoutest
heart must fail, unless it beat in the breast of one who is over head and ears in love. If a
young man is in a small boat on a choppy sea, along with his affianced bride and both are
sea-sick, and if the sick swain can forget his own anguish in the happiness of holding the
fair one's head when she is at her worst--then he is in love, and his heart will be in no
danger of failing him as he passes his fir plantation. Other people, and unfortunately by
far the greater number of those who get married must be classed among the "other
people," will inevitably go through a quarter or half an hour of greater or less badness as
the case may be. Taking numbers into account, I should think more mental suffering had
been undergone in the streets leading from St George's, Hanover Square, than in the
condemned cells of Newgate. There is no time at which what the Italians call la figlia
della Morte lays her cold hand upon a man more awfully than during the first half hour
that he is alone with a woman whom he has married but never genuinely loved.
Death's daughter did not spare Theobald. He had behaved very well hitherto. When
Christina had offered to let him go, he had stuck to his post with a magnanimity on which
he had plumed himself ever since. From that time forward he had said to himself: "I, at
any rate, am the very soul of honour; I am not," etc., etc. True, at the moment of
magnanimity the actual cash payment, so to speak, was still distant; when his father gave
formal consent to his marriage things began to look more serious; when the college living
had fallen vacant and been accepted they looked more serious still; but when Christina
actually named the day, then Theobald's heart fainted within him.
The engagement had gone on so long that he had got into a groove, and the prospect of
change was disconcerting. Christina and he had got on, he thought to himself, very nicely
for a great number of years; why--why--why should they not continue to go on as they
were doing now for the rest of their lives? But there was no more chance of escape for
him than for the sheep which is being driven to the butcher's back premises, and like the
sheep he felt that there was nothing to be gained by resistance, so he made none. He
behaved, in fact, with decency, and was declared on all hands to be one of the happiest
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Identifying environmental factors and policies that influence physical activity
The Foundation's Active Living Research program was designed to support investigator-initiated research to identify and assess structural, environmental, and policy changes with the potential to increase population levels of physical activity.This grant provides support for a study that measure trail traffic at approximately 25 locations on 6 trails in diverse neighborhoods in Indianapolis, Indiana, using infrared trail monitors, remote video technology, and field observations. The study will focus on policy variables such as the mix of contiguous land uses, tree canopy cover along the trail, and the availability of parking and rest facilities at access sites. Residents will be surveyed about use of trails, patterns of physical activity, and health and socioeconomic status. The researchers will then model trail use as a function of the socio-demographic characteristics of users, neighborhood characteristics, distance and accessibility to trails, characteristics of access sites, and physical characteristics of trail segments.
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Amount Awarded $149,948.00
Awarded on: 11/24/2003
Time frame: 12/1/2003 - 11/30/2006
Grant Number: 50037
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New Year's Hoenig January 8, 2014 at 8:32 pm
Yesterday I promised a dose of Thomas Hoenig. Here we go:
separating commercial banks and broker-dealers would benefit all parties affected by the conduct of complex firms — including the public, the broader banking and financial industry, institutional borrowers, and the very firms that were at the center of the crisis.
What struck me reading this was how the barbell of M&A works against the financial system's interest. Small firms are too little to be worth doing due diligence on: few who want to run a bank are going to both going over the books of the First Third Bank of Bumfluff. Very large banks can't be taken over and split up because the takeover is too big to finance. So all the activity takes place in medium sized banks, and most of that is medium sized banks getting bought by bigger banks. Thus there is a natural tendency, economies of scale aside, for big banks to get bigger. (There are other effects which push in this direction, too.)
What we need is a counterveiling force. I still like capital requirements that are quadratic in balance sheet size over a reasonable threshold, but I could be persuaded of the merits of other approaches. It really doesn't matter how you downsize, either, provided that deposit insurance is not subsidizing the funding of non-useful activities. Just make them smaller and simpler. Is that really a bad New Year's resolution?
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My main problem with regulatory CBAs is the arbitrariness of the scope setting. Some scenarios are deemed out of scope because they can't be cleanly isolated from other factors. The EBA's LCR impact assessment, for instance, doesn't even consider what might happen if the LTRO/FLS is withdrawn or scaled back.


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The faces of Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Louis Vuitton and Polo all stepped out for Soul Artist Management's one-year anniversary and we have all the yummy details!
When you step into NYC's swanky The Hotel on Rivington you're usually bound to see a famous face but on Oct. 25 Soul Artist Management got their most gorgeous and well-known faces to toast the first anniversary of the agency.
Founder Jason Kanner is to thank for much of the success, who already represents some of the world's top female models. Models Doug Pickett, Simon Nessman and Robyn Sinclair were among some of the handsome men who enjoyed the bash at the swanky hotel with celeb dee-jay Derek Milhem spinning


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Located on the lowest level of outfield seating and home to some of the best sections for catching a home run ball. Sections 139 and 143 book end the Braves bullpen, while Section 132 is located next to the visitors bullpen.
Much like all the outfield seating, these sections offer very little in terms of shade, and the right field side will have the sun for the longest amount of time.
What is best about the outfield sections is being so close to all the great amenities in plaza behind the outfield, which feature great family friendly activities for all to enjoy. - RateYourSeats.com


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Japan, Brazil and Peru come together in this expensive New York import on floors 38 and 39 of Heron Tower: great views, great decor, wonderful sushi.
Japan, Brazil and Peru come together here. That's not an eye-opener these days, but the entrance to this expensive New York import is. Take the glass elevator that clings to the side of Heron Tower, shoot up 38 floors in a few stomach-flipping seconds, then walk into a bar from which you can practically browse workers' emails in the Gherkin. Go on through to the double-height glasshouse of a restaurant, with its magnificent bamboo-lattice ceiling, and your table will likely face north across Spitalfields towards Alexandra Palace or east over Stepney and out to Essex. Allow time to drink in your surroundings, and maybe a cocktail or seasonal saké, while perusing a menu that will need deciphering by your well-drilled waiter, peppered as it is with terms such as 'tiradito', 'taquito', 'moqueca' and 'chicharrons'. It's all tough visual competition for a plate of food, but the sushi does its damnedest to catch the eye with cloaks of red or green yuba (soybean curd skin). Rather than leave all the fillings to battle it out in one big, bursting-at-the-seams futomaki, the Samba London roll makes a starlet of each one (crab, tuna, salmon, yellowtail, prawn, scallop, beef, avocado) by placing it on a rice-slice pedestal. With that view – impressive in daylight, awesome by night – this is a special-occasion destination; they get a lot of birthday bookings.
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Paying for the view and the quality of the food I guess? In terms of taste, not particularly wowing or creative. Quality of the fish is definitely good and fresh, desserts were nice particularly the zen garden, but other than that nothing that memorable or worth eating in terms of price.
There has been so much hype surrounding this restaurant, I was wondering if it would be a bit of a let down in reality. Truthfully speaking, though, I couldn't have enjoyed it more.
I dined at Sushi Samba on a Friday lunchtime, and so the vibe was quite corporate with the majority of the tables occupied with business lunches.
A super-fast glass lift whisks you up to the restaurant which is an exciting experience in itself and from the outset makes it seem something more special than your usual London restaurant.
The decor is modern and plush and you can't help but be impressed by the stunning views across the city. There is a lovely terrace which unfortunately we couldn't eat on due to the weather, but I imagine would be a stunning setting should the weather permit.
Every single dish we ordered was delicious and presented beautifully. The highlight for me for have to be the hot stone beef, which you cook yourself on a hot stone that is placed on the table. It won me over due to the novelty factor, but it was also absolutely delicious! The black cod was divine, as were the Samba London rolls. Every dish that came out seemed to beat the last and we were all undecided which one was best. The sign of a good restaurant! Even the coffee we ordered at the end of the meal was served beautifully with an impressive chocolate pattern on the foam... it's the little things!
Yes, it is expensive, but you go there with this in mind and so it should be no surprise when the bills comes. It was everything I hoped it would be and personally I feel it's high prices are completely justified when the food, service and overall experience is this good.
Myself and my girlfriends decided to have impromptu night out and the first stop was Sushisamba. In the first instance, it is a very beautiful place! Anyone coming to London for the first time should definitely check it out (if only for the views!) We only had a few drinks, as we were off to another party, however having seen some of the dishes on the menu I would definitely have a few bites next time I go. The atmosphere is extremely buzzy, the views are gorgeous and there are a good caliber of people. So if you're in the mood to dress up and have a few cocktails (slightly on the pricey side), then this is a great joint to check out.
We had a few beers then fancied a late night bite. SushiSamba proved to be just what was needed. Glass elevator and stunning views from the restaurant , real buzz about the place and the food was fine. Good end to a top night in the city.
I thoroughly enjoyed a special night out with my hen ladies! We dined at 6pm and enjoyed seeing the red sunset over the expansive views of London. The service was impeccable and the food and wine was divine!
We booked a table for a birthday dinner, first welcomed with a fake smile and no reference whatsoever that it was my husbands special day!
Brazilian waiter over eagerly tries to advise us on the speciality dishes which aren't cheap mind you given the size of the portions served. Looked around and wondered why on earth one had to book at least a month in advance and basically the eating area isn't at all large!
Service was fine so far ,the usual over enthusiastic waiter smiles especially after ordering a bottle of bollinger. After 20mins, our so called friendly waiter asked me how the food was, I had only just started to explain and he ignored me and dashed like a dog to the newly seated Arab guys beside us and just ignored my husband and I. My husband called him over to explain how rude he was to me which left him flustered. After watching all the waiters and managers running frantically and returning good these Arabs weren't happy about, the floor manager who was on duty on September 30th came over and apologised about the waiters behaviour,but wait it doesn't end there, his apology was so insincere that as he was talking to us he kept looking at the Arab guys next to us!you would think after this extreme rudeness, the 12.5% discretionary service charge would be waivered or a small gesture on the dessert front but no no no!
Unless you want to be treated second class even though we splashed at least £400
there, by all means we wish you luck!
Terrible service and wouldn't recommend this place to any sane individual!!
Worst night of my life, never been treated so badly by a table hostess in my life. She was too rude to acknowledge me at first, when I said the third time that I had a reservation she simply said she was too busy. Finally my boyfriend complained to the manager and we were seated. Disgusting behaviour from a nobody, food was average and view was okay but there are much better towers in London and much better food elsewhere. Wouldn't waste my time or money here again.
The ideal location for a sophisticated late afternoon drink if you're looking for something with a bit of glamour and oomph factor. Don't be put off by the security guards at ground level or dither because you haven't booked, it is perfectly acceptable, in fact I encourage you, to drop in for a drink or two. But be warned that the trip up to the 38th floor is not for the feint-heated (a dream for adrenaline junkies), the glass fronted lift whizzes up at speed, offering up jaw-dropping views from the Gherkin to St Pauls Cathedral and beyond. And once you're in situ, the views are spectacular, making this a panoramic place to sip cocktails whilst the sun sets. The decor is modern and minimalist with a high finish and the service was commendable; the staff were friendly, attentive and helpful without being intrusive. The smoked plum negroni was fabulous and very strong, or perhaps that was my vertigo kicking in... I should point out that I have a crippling fear of heights... And so, it was essential for me, after one cocktail, to drink several more to approach the lift down... Cocktails average at £13 and glasses of wine from around £7.50 (with service at 12.5%). We didn't stay for sushi as it was a last minute decision to drop by. I would advise visiting at off-peak boozing times to ensure that you get a seat and don't have a long wait at the bar; we went at around 4pm on a Sunday and, whilst it was fairly busy, we were able to get a seat outside on the spectacular roof terrace and then move inside to a table by the floor-to-ceiling windows which gave electrifying views of London. All in all, alcohol with attitude and altitude, definitely worth a visit!
I have had a lot of sushi and this place beats them all. We had a try if Kobe beef here too and that was very nice indeed. The black cod was very yummy too. We also had the fillet of beef and found it very dry and not a great dish. All is all lovely and next time will only have sushi as it was the best.
Had a wonderful time. The view is just crazy. You should try Sao Paulo Rolls ;)
Lovely place, good staff and awesome food !!!
Been here twice and very bad experience both times, Worst costomer service experience ever, very poor staff communiaction within them self, had to wait too long to get served and in second round after patiently waiting for 20 min at bar, barman just finishes his shift and he pass me to his colleague and he just didnt bother ,he started his shift by ignoring me completly so i had to tell him that i've been standing here for nearly 20 minuts and i was here first.and i just want a gin&tonic. he said he didnt see me standing, And i already said hi to next group,so i've to serve them first so wait until i finishis the group. Problaly another 20 minuts.
Never coming back here ever agin .!!
Been here for a night out with friends and not really impressed. We booked a table for 10pm and we've been seated at 11pm without any particular apologies. Food was quite nice but honestly not worth the price. Great view from the bar .
I haven't actually eaten here, but after the experience I've had with customer service, I never will. We wanted to increase a client lunch booking by one person on a table of four - not another two people, not another three or four, one only - and the restaurant flat-out refued to do it. We will never use them again.
This would be such a great place if they'd hire nice staff at the bar with the tree... We were waiting for 30 mins until decided to complain to the hostess who spoke with one of the bartenders to serve us immediately. Thank you for that, really! One of the bartenders was wearing sunglasses: SERIOUSLY? I am paying £15 + 12.5% service charge per cocktail for this treatment? I would advise people to avoid the bar at all cost. It looks pretty but the guys behind the bars were soooo slow, so not giving a s**t about any costumer. Why would I want to go there again?
The restaurant: TOTALLY DIFFERENT STORY. We were served by a Brazilian lovely man, and he even got the kitchen to write Happy Anniversary on our desert plate. If it wasn't for this nice waiter and the AMAZING FOOD, this would have been a ruined evening at SushiSamba, which is not cheap, trust me.
The view is also very lovely and it's worth going to Sushi Samba rather than the Shard :)
This was probably the best meal I have eaten in a long time. The location was amazing we turned up and they probably gave us one of the best tables in the room which was right next to the window with a fantastic view. We both felt a bit out of our depth with the menu but we made the best choices everything we selected was mouth watering. Then the service our waiter was helpful, polite and just what you need a waiter to be. I could not fault the place. Yes it is expensive but with all of the positives I don't mind paying good money for good food.
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Overall superb decor, views, food and service! Only downside would be the cocktails we ordered which didn't really live up to their description on the menu or their price! The wine we had with dinner was very good however. I have to disagree with other reviewers when considering the service. The service we had was excellent - ordered cocktails on arrival and these were brought promptly to our table when we were shown to it. Service from waiting staff was attentive, friendly and efficient. The food itself was excellent - we had Sashimi, Sushi rolls, pork ribs, vegetable tempura and tacquito's over the course of our meal - all were exceptional in terms of quality and flavour. As others have said it is not a destination you would head to every week or month - go for a special occasion and enjoy the surrealness of it all! Definitely would recommend a visit.
So non-plussed I can hardly be bothered to write a review. On the plus side, the lift up and the view. The decor is fairly good. On the downside, everything else. And I mean EVERYTHING! Food is little better than a Harvester restaurant thought the presentation is better. Prices are scary (£42 for three cocktails), service is poor to average, door-staff are abrasive, reservations line is a joke and customer service non-existant. If this place wasn't on a rooftop and didn't show up as one of only three ove-prices, poor quality rooftop bars in London, it'd be empty. In a place like Singapore, it'd have gon out of business shortly after it opened.
A destination restaurant with a view to die for. The food is a little middle of the road for the prices they charge, the drinks are extortionate, but this is all part of the theatre of dining 38 floors above London. It's not something you do every week, or even every month. It's somewhere to go to experience a bit of glam. The staff can be a little snooty, but when you work somewhere like sushisamba you'll no doubt start to believe the hype. Well worth a visit. Just make sure you do it in style. Save up and go crazy. I recommend the three different meats on the hot stones.
Terrible. Bar staff were slow. When the order was taken, it was then forgotten, and we had to queue all over again as if we had just arrived. Finally served, and asked for the service charge removed. Request refused. Go for the view, but not because it's a quality bar. Because it isn't. If it was ground level it would be empty.
1. Very rude behaviour at the entrance. The blond girl responsible for the reservations at the ground floor on Saturday night the 8th of June let people without reservations get in through the reservations queue whilst there were 60 other people standing waiting in the cold. At one point the bouncer realized that she let people get in without any reservation and he told her off. The bouncers preferred to send the lift half-empty with people who 'had' reservations instead of letting in people who were waiting at the queue. The quality of a place is always reflected on the way its bouncers behave. This is the main reason I'm not gonna visit Sushi Samba again. 2. Astonishing view is the biggest + of the bar. The space is having architectural mistakes though; it is having an impressive and original interior design but the view is blocked at many places because of unfortunate interior solutions. 3. Prices are just ok for the quality of drinks. 4. The staff was polite enough (apart from the unfortunate behavior at the entrance of course).
Awesome ride up glass elevator and breathtaking views on arrival... but terrible cocktails, quite embarassing given the cost and after queing for ages at the bar watch out for the service charge added to the bill (perhaps this is to cover the cool elevator ride up? It certainly shouldn't be charged for being served by inexperienced guys at the bar!) Waiters clear drinks before they're finished. Hope this improves ahead of the summer because the terrace looks fantastic!
Fantastic, lift journey, service, staff, drinks , views , and most of all food! Can't wait to go back for more.
I've been at sushisamba on a Thursday night with my groups of friends. The lift gives you an astonishing views from the city and as soon you arrive there's a smilie hostess to welcome you. I arrived on the 39th floor and after secure a seat at the lounge We were ready to start our night drinking. Cocktails are pricey but reasonable considering the location. However drinks unfortunately do not match the prices. I' was recommended by one of the bar lady to have strawberry daiquiry like cocktail and a few more of the cocktail list but those came up over to sugary, not well presented and not even a napkin to make up the flavour. After convinced the security to let us move one floor up we discovered a Gemma known as duck and waffle. Cocktails are great and the views are amazing! Overall sushisamba it's a great place but It should trained their staff to match up their prices!
Waited at the bar for 20 minutes ordered a cocktail from a grumpy bar man and he added service to the bill, then we take our drinks to the table only to have them take one away before finishing and at £27 for two drinks (that were awful as well, tasted purely of barcardi and coke) we don't want our drink taken away. One of us being vegetarian ordered the corn dish, it was so bland I couldn't eat it. Then again wine glass was taken away before finishing. Ordered the spicy peppers, which weren't spicy but they tried to take away before finishing, service was terrible they would literally walk past the table and swipe things off it finished or not.. Will never go back. Nice view but as it was windy they wouldn't let us outside to see anyway. Best part of the night was the lift.
Very disappointed after looking forward so much to going to Sushi Samba. After waiting 15 minutes at the bar and paying £12 for a cocktail we were charged for service as well. The cocktail ended up being a rum and coke - most expensive rum and coke I have ever had! The food was just ok, nothing special and lacked flavour and then to top it off the waiting staff kept trying to clear food and out very expensive drinks before we were finished - it was very irritating. Will not be going back there and feel let down. The only highlight was the lift journey with a fantastic view of London.
I went to Sushisamba on Friday evening. I am Peruvian and very familiar with all three types of cuisine this restaurant offers. The view really is amazing, so I would definitely recommend people go and check it out, but only for a drink at the bar. I arrived early for my reservation so had a drink at the bar. Beware people! The cocktail waitress was so overwhelmed with orders that she made a mistake on 3 bills, including mine. She overcharged me by 10 pounds and overcharged another customer by twice as much. We also had to wait a very long time at the bar. Dinner was very pleasant and the waiters really made an exceptional effort. However, food-wise I was very disappointed with what they offered. The ceviche and tiraditos were incredibly bland, which saddened me because both of these dishes are truly amazing in taste. I recommed going to Lima for better tasting nouvelle cuisine Peruvian food. The sushi itself was normal, nothing out of this world. The best dish was perhaps the tuna tataki, although not spectacular in taste either. Overall, it was a good evening but the poor food and price paid does not justify going there for dinner. The views justify going there for a cocktail though.
Loved it!! It was pretty difficult to get a reservation, but worth the wait. I will definitely be back.
I've just been trying to get a response on their reservations phone line and email address for a while and it seems nobody ever wants to pick up or respond. After trying three different times and waiting over 20 minutes on hold each time, I decided the phone reservation wasn't the way to go. The bookings email was equally non-responsive. Don't know if I'll ever get a chance to actually try their food seeing as I can't even get in touch to make a booking.
Food was great but not worth the price. I love sushi but felt this place was trying way too hard to be different. Some dishes were amazing and some were disappointing. The space, the terraces, the views, the lifts.. all amazing. The service, once past the incredibly awful hostesses (just because you work at the hottest table in town, does not mean everyone is trying to sneak in..), was very attentive and good.


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If you're a chocolate lover, there are several places in Sydney you simply must go for the full choc experience.
Chocolate Espresso, which offers walking tours around town, shows you where to buy the best coffee and chocolate in the city.
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