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The Fox 372 Kingsland Rd
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The Fox
- 372 Kingsland Rd
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- 51.540153,-0.076278
- 372 Kingsland Rd
The Fox
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Just awful used to be such a nice pub with great food and atmosphere lifeless no atmosphere and boring very average overpriced food
Richard Tue Nov 19Rated as: 1/5 -
Fantastic food, great beers and super friendly people. It doesn't get much better.
Phil Sun Nov 18 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
My new favorite pub to go after work. It's changed a lot.. very cosy, there's lots of space to get a sit even on a Friday night, all candlelit..and amazing beers!
Sofia Fri Oct 26 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
Great pub. Had a fantastic veggie Sunday roast here with a Yorkshire pudding as big as a saucer. The beer is a good selection, and the staff seemed friendly on all my visits there.
Doreen Thu Oct 4 2012Rated as: 4/5 -
Until the new owners took over this venue had long been a complete waste. Now they have excellent beers, good food, and great bar staff. A welcome addition and a much needed improvement.
Neilio Tue Sep 11 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
Great place. Amazing selection of beers, great food and a nice photobooth to remember the night!
RHV Thu Jul 5 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
Probably the best burger i have ever had, along with an amazing selection beers! It's nice to go somewhere that isn't too cramped in this area and the smoking area/roof terrace is a dream. Would highly recommend this pub, really unpretentious, with really friendly staff.
Amy S Sat Apr 28 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
The best incarnation of The Fox so far. A bit of enterntainment, bands and the like might give it a lift.
Susie Fri Apr 27 2012 -
Good beer is not enough anymore, there are craft beer bars opening up every week in east London and all this has going for it is the beer.
Was here recently and service was woeful, friends got cocktails which took a good 15/20 mins to arrive, food was fairly bland, atmosphere non-existant, tables dirty etc etc.
No desire to go back. MAYBE gets three stars just for the sake of getting a decent US ale on Kingsland Road but it'd be generous.RF Wed Apr 18 2012Rated as: 2/5 -
Perfect location on Kingland with the best selection of ales in the area.
Not at all pretentious, just good quality food and drink accompanied by well chosen decor.
Highly recommended.Narnia Tue Apr 17 2012Rated as: 5/5


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Hanna Rosin has an article in this month's Atlantic titled "How Hollywood saved God." This is familiar territory for Rosin, who just published "God's Harvard" and has written before about the evangelical Christian movement in Hollywood.
This month, New Line Cinema will release The Golden Compass, based on the first book in a trilogy of edgy childrenâs novels written by the British author Philip Pullman. A trailer for the movie evokes The Lord of the Rings, and comparisons have been made to The Chronicles of Narnia. All three are epic adventures that unfold in a rich fantasy world, perfect for the big screen. But beyond that basic description, the comparisons fall apart. In the past, Pullman has expressed mainly contempt for the books on which the other movies were based. He once dismissed the Lord of the Rings trilogy as an âinfantile workâ primarily concerned with âmaps and plans and languages and codes.â Narnia got it even worse: âMorally loathsome,â he called it. âOne of the most ugly and poisonous things Iâve ever read.â He described his own series as Narniaâs moral opposite. âThatâs the Christian one,â he told me. âAnd mine is the non-Christian.â
Pullmanâs books have sold 15 million copies worldwide, although itâs difficult to imagine adolescent novels any more openly subversive. The series, known collectively as His Dark Materials, centers on Lyra Belacqua, a preteen orphan whoâs pursued by a murderous institution known as âthe Magisterium.â Or to use the more familiar name, âthe Holy Church.â In its quest to eradicate sin, the Church sanctions experiments involving the kidnap and torture of hundreds of childrenâexperiments that separate body from soul and leave the children to stumble around zombie-like, and then die.
The point of Rosin's article is that after five years and a bunch of rewrites, not to mention $180 million in production, producers have taken the anti-religious out of Pullman's epic. I think.
See, I don't have a subscription to The Atlantic anymore. (I rarely enjoyed reading it.) So all I got for free online are the two paragraphs above. If any God Blog readers have a subscription, please, inform us of what the article is really about.
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My editor at The Jewish Journal, Rob Eshman, disagrees with the premise of my Wandering Jew column last week, in which I argued that the writer's strike is not a Jewish story. Here's the nut:
Indeed, "Hollywood writer" is among the most Jewish job descriptions anywhere, which is why, as this long-anticipated strike approached, my editors asked me to report the news through a Jewish lens. The difficulty, however, is that this really isn't a Jewish story. It's a business story that just happens to deal with an industry built largely by Jewish immigrants and sustained by their successors.
In his column this week, Rob writes:
The Writers Strike is a Jewish issue.
How do I know that? Because everyone is saying it's not. The writers who are demanding a larger share of DVD rights and residuals for their work and the producers who refuse to give it to them both say, repeatedly, that despite the fact that so many of them happen to be Jewish, the strike is not—as Jewish writers and producers told our senior reporter Brad Greenberg last week—a Jewish issue.
To paraphrase a Clinton-era favorite, you can be sure that when everyone is saying it's not about being Jewish, it's about being Jewish.
Strip away the brand-name products and gossipy inside Hollywood milieu of this strike, and what you have is a question of fair compensation and just treatment of labor.
It is a question our sages wrestled with, beginning with a law laid down in Leviticus 25:14: "And when you sell something to your fellow, or buy from the hand of your fellow, don't oppress each other."
How shallow has our Jewish life become and how silent have our pulpits fallen when we blithely accept the idea that a 4,000-year-old ethical tradition has nothing to say about how we do business?
Certainly, Jewish ethics should not be dismissed in how the Jewish writers and producers treat each other in this labor dispute. But I don't think that makes it a Jewish issue—that makes it an issue influenced by Jewish values. The same could be said for most of the things that happen in certain pockets of Los Angeles where Jews abound.
Sometimes, as in the ongoing case for and against expansion of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, a controversy becomes a Jewish issue because it deals with more than just morals and ethics but actual Jewish interests and institutions. I just don't think the plight of TV and film writers—even if it was once an almost entirely Yiddish operation—fits into this category.
But, then again, Rebecca Spence at The Forward spoke with the same union leader I did, David N. Weiss, and got the exact opposite angle from very similar responses.
November 16, 2007 | 12:14 am
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I do not understand why Ron Paul is so popular on the Internet, though I did once find him to be worth a good quote. Anyway, JTA has a story out about the few Jews backing the maverick Republican running for president. (That's Ron Paul, not Crazy Rudy.)
Paul's candidacy was dismissed early on due to his support from white supremacist, Libertarian and other fringe groups, but the campaign has begun to pick up steam on college campuses and on the Internet, in part due to his staunch anti-war stance.
A longtime Texas congressman, Paul raised $4.2 million on Nov. 5 from 37,000 individual donors who agreed to give as part of a "money bomb" on Guy Fawkes Day, the anniversary of the failed plot of a British mercenary to kill King James I in 1605. In September, he announced that he'd brought in $5.2 million in the previous three months, putting him ahead of John McCain in the Republican money race.
Even as Paul makes headway in some circles, organized Jewish support for his Republican presidential bid is nearly nonexistent, thanks to the candidate's longstanding stance against providing foreign aid, including U.S. assistance to Israel.
And last month, The Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) pointedly did not invite him to participate in its candidates' forum. His reported support from extremist groups hasn't helped win him favor among Jews.
Still, Paul commands a loyal, albeit small, Jewish following. This Jewish support has followed the same pattern as Paul's backing from other groups—coming from out-of-the way places on the Internet and taking mainstream media and political organizations by surprise.
In addition to Perry's Jews for Ron Paul, there is Zionists for Ron Paul—an outfit launched by Yehuda HaKohen, an American immigrant to Israel, and some of his friends back in the United States.
Some of Paul's Jewish supporters believe that it would be best for Israel if the United States kept out of Jerusalem's affairs. There are also those who believe that American aid to Israel is dangerous because it feeds the perception that Jews wield too much influence over U.S. foreign policy.
"Many of us believe the current relationship between the United States and Israel is a very unhealthy relationship, like that of a man and concubine, or a slave and master," HaKohen said.
November 15, 2007 | 10:26 pm
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November 15, 2007 | 7:23 pm
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U.S. diplomats are making a strong push for the American Jewish community to support the upcoming Israeli-Palestinian peace summit at Annapolis, which is silly because so few Israelis and Palestinians respectively support Ehud Olmert and Mahmoud Abbas.
Rick Richman at Jewish Current Issues says that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is still saying the same convoluted and unfounded thing:
Most Palestinians now believe that Israel will always be their neighbor and that no Palestinian state is going to be born through violence.
I'll tell you what, I spent my Sunday at a StandWithUs conference at Bnai David-Judea focusing on the prospects of peace, and optimism was not in the air.
Khaled Abu Toameh, a Palestinian affairs reporter for the Jerusalem Post and NBC News, said it isn't—Fatah is too weak, and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas too unpopular to sincerely negotiate a solution.
"Even if he gets 100 percent, he can't implement it," Abu Toameh said. "He doesn't have the power."
Mitchell Bard, executive director of the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise, followed with a similarly downtrodden tone. Muslims, he said, have time on their side, with a birthrate much higher than Israeli Jews and the hope of future nuclear weaponry.
"So you wait," Bard said. "Why would you want some crummy little state in Gaza and the West Bank, when all you have to do is wait?"
"The gap between Fatah and Hamas is narrowing," Marcus said, pointing to soccer tournaments named after suicide bombers, textbooks approved by the Palestinian Authority that say the presence of non-Muslims on Palestinian land is an affront to Allah and an image used on Fatah TV that shows the Palestinian flag covering Israel on a map, with an emblem in the middle that states, "Palestine—2007."
For this reason, Abu Toameh said the time is not ripe for negotiations: "The Palestinian street is very radical, very bitter. I'm sorry to say it, but I don't see where we go from here."
"There are many Israelis who are prepared to give up large parts of Arab Jerusalem," the Jerusalem resident later added. "I think it is a mistake. If we had a really good government on the Palestinian side, I would say bring them in. But with Fatah and Hamas, I would run away."
November 15, 2007 | 3:29 pm
Posted by Brad A. Greenberg
The feds couldn't have indicted Barry Bonds before he broke Hank Aaron's home run record? This just in.
November 15, 2007 | 12:05 pm
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Stan Guthrie at Christianity Today offers this "Reader's Digest version" of why he's a Christian:
OK, so even the Reader's Digest version was a little long for The God Blog. But his full explanations are worth a read.Let's face it: Atheism is in. Not since Nietzsche have disbelievers enjoyed such a ready public reception to their godless messageâand such near-miraculous royalties. But even that hasn't put them in a good mood. Snaps Christopher Hitchens, who wrote God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything (although not, presumably, the pronouncements of atheists), "Many of the teachings of Christianity are, as well as being incredible and mythical, immoral." A feuding Richard Dawkins suggests that believers "just shut up." Apparently, they didn't get the tolerance memo.
Other authorsâincluding Douglas Wilson and Francis Collinsâhave quite capably refuted the new atheist shtick. But remembering Bertrand Russell's famous essay, "Why I Am Not a Christian," here is a Reader's Digest version of why I am.
Creation: The universe, far from being a howling wasteland indifferent to our existence, appears to be finely tuned through its estimated 13.7 billion years of existence to support life on this planet. ...
Beauty: Beethoven's Ninth, a snowflake, the sweet smell of a baby who has been sleeping, and a sunset beyond the dunes of Lake Michigan all point to a magnificent and loving Creator. And isn't it interesting that we have the capacityâunlike mere animalsâto gape in awe, to be brought to tears, before them? Truly did David say, "What is man, that you are mindful of him?"
New Testament reliability: Compared with the handful of existing copies of seminal ancient works such as Homer's Iliad, the New Testament's provenance is far better attested. There are thousands of NT manuscripts in existence, some made within mere decades of the events they report. Scholar F. F. Bruce said, "The historicity of Christ is as axiomatic for an unbiased historian as the historicity of Julius Caesar."
Scripture: Unlike other religious texts, the Bible gives us the good, the bad, and the ugly of its heroes: Abraham, Jacob, David, and Peter among them. Further, Scripture's message rings true. ...
Jesus: Christ's life and teachings are unparalleled in world history, as any Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim—or atheist—worth his salt will admit. Napoleon reportedly said, "I know men, and I tell you that Jesus Christ is not a man. ...
The trilemma: C.S. Lewis, commenting on Christ's claim to divinity, said: "You can shut him up for a fool, you can spit at him and kill him as a demon; or you can fall at his feet and call him Lord and God. But let us not come with any patronising nonsense about his being a great human teacher. He has not left that open to us. He did not intend to."
Resurrection: ...
Progress: ...
Testimonies: ...
My experience: Finally, as a forgiven sinner, I testify to an imperfect yet growing sense of God's peace, presence, and provision since receiving Christ more than a quarter-century ago. Despite occasional setbacks, my faith has deepened and strengthened, whatever life brings.
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Rapha's Japanese friend and agent, Daisuke Yano, was in London Town over the weekend for business and some impromptu ice riding. He also dropped this video, a snippet from the forthcoming Rapha Yonretto ride program, which will be an unprecedented documentation of Japanese riding - with a similar manifesto to that of the Rapha Continental.
The unique Japanese mise-en-scene glimpsed here is certainly building an appetite for some great cycling photography and video, definitely inspiration to be drawn from on the next lone grey Essex plod anyway.
Kurosawa on bikes anyone?
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Gem Atkinson
14th January 2010 10:58pm
what a wonderful video. great music too…
Steven Green
15th January 2010 11:18am
yeah, what's the music?
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15th January 2010 11:33am
Yeah, Ben. What's the music?
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15th January 2010 11:35am
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15th January 2010 01:51pm
Excellent! I am thinking about visiting Japan this year. Does anyone know if it's easy to rent a good race bike over there?
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15th January 2010 04:29pm
Kurosawa on bikes! I love it. Especially if there are seven riders.
I really enjoyed the Continental and I'm eagerly anticipating seeing the Yonretto and how it unfolds.
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15th January 2010 04:29pm
How adorably practical to put fenders on the bikes.
Joe Hall
15th January 2010 04:56pm
We are looking into getting a few more riders to make it seven (subtitles will be included where necessary)…
But seriously, the terrain in Japan looks beautiful. The photography should be excellent.
Are you suggesting 'fenders' or mudguards (don't know the Japanese symbol for those) are not pro?
I would like to get to the bottom of this… ARE MUDGUARDS PRO OR NOT?
For training, I suggest they are a wise touch… put more weight on the bike as well…
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15th January 2010 09:14pm
Edgar it depends what you mean by a good race bike! I have heard
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Cycling around here is good, especially when you get in to the less
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15th January 2010 09:25pm
Japanese for fender is ????? or ??? or ???. The first (katakana) is the one you'll come across in a bike shop. I look forward to more details about Yonretto (???).
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15th January 2010 10:36pm
Not sure if they're pro or not, but my Japanese Honjo fenders rock! Maybe Honjo is Japanese for "fender." :)
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19th January 2010 08:43pm
What bikes are they riding - Rapha Condor team bikes?
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21st January 2010 02:38am
We put the fenders on our first ride just to get the point across. Cielo only comes fender ready. From our 3rd filming we'll be fendered only when necessary, typhoon, snow storm, june/july's dreadful rain season…at least they are custom made carbon fenders, naturally from Portland, OR.
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The Japanese word for mudguard/ fender is "doro yoke" doro meaning mud.
Yes there is plenty of wonderful road riding in Japan 80% percent of the country is mountains.
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| Waterboarding Just reading this article, never mind seeing the tapes, makes me feel very, very uncomfortable indeed. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-17990955 I wonder if the proponents of waterboarding, who don't think it amounts to torture, would feel the same if it was carried out by al-Qaeda on American or British troops? |
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| Re: Waterboarding No doubt waterboarding is torture mate, however its a means to an end and I have no problem with our interogation lads using it, al-Qaeda dont get that inventive they just cut the lads head of online. |
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| Re: Waterboarding I'm stuck in a confused middle ground on this one. As a demoratic country I want to see rule of law applied to anyone we deal with. But when lives are at stake and information is key I'm more conflicted. Anything like this is a recruiting ground for al-Qaeda who don't have to uphold a rule of law. So what do we do, do we act or not. In this case we have and now its international news, did we save lives with the information gained, will the current publicity swell the ranks for future actions against us? Do two wrongs make a right? |
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| Re: Waterboarding However we have no idea if torturing someone actually provides useful amounts of real information. Torturing people is however very easy to make people confess/tell you all sorts of stuff, but perhaps mainly things that the torturer wants to hear, and perhaps a lot of stuff that is false. Just look at the 'confessions' of the Spanish inquisition or practically any witch trial in the 16-17th century. |
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| Re: Waterboarding Nietzsche said it best - Beware when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become a monster. The CIA Counterterrorism chief doesn't think it amounts to torture and yet he destroyed the tapes. Some people argue that waterboarding and other forms of torture will save lives, I think it will cost more lives in the long term. This is the very type of behaviour that will be used by the terrorists to recruit new members to their cause. |
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Luna tick | Re: Waterboarding What I find amazingly hypocritcal is the fact that we (the UK) are trying to deport Abu Qatada to Jordan to face terrorism charges but we can't because the European Court of Human rights says that the evidence to be used against him in court might have come from other people being tortured, yet the American Government (or is the military) are trying to try some people for 9/11 and have openly admitted to waterboarding them, at least one of them 187 times!! I know the US and the UK are different countries but if we are both considered the 'west' fighting the war of terror then isn't that a little bit of double standards? |
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Thar! That Blows. | Re: Waterboarding Interesting that the article cited by Mosaix would come out at about the same time as the release of an analysis that suggests that waterboarding and "Enhanced Interrogation" are ineffective, even counterproductive: "It may have instead provided false leads and bogus intelligence." http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...e-7685174.html |
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| Re: Waterboarding There is a man who is a real good interrigator from the middle-east (I can't remember his name), and he didn't use torture to get info, he merely talked to the prisoners and they told him a great deal info. But he was pulled from that job, and then the many types of torture began, and the prisoners became silent. Then the public was lied to, the governments told us that torture was effective when it wasn't at all. It turns out the military wanted to experiment with different methods of torture, and that was a big secret. But someone who witnessed the horrors talked and took pictures, then the whole world knew about Guantanamo Bay Prison. The new location is now kept super secret. Apparently these military bigshots don't read about history. For example, many people were tortured to confess their sins and convert to Christianity during the time of the Spanish Inquisition. Victims said anything to stop the pain. Torture only gets two results, a strong person would become silent, and a weak individual would say any thing. |
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| Re: Waterboarding Over and over again I have seen people from the intelligence community come out and say flatly that torture is one of the worst methods of obtaining accurate information. It does, on occasion, elicit what you need; but most often what you get is completely unuseful noise; false information given simply to make the torture stop -- telling interrogators what the detainee thinks they want to hear in order to end the process. And so on. Incidentally, for those who don't know, Christopher Hitchens underwent a minor experience of the process to see for himself, at the request of Vanity Fair's editor. His conclusion was that it was indeed torture: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LPubUCJv58 |
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...Prepare Thyself | Re: Waterboarding Torture: A useful method of passing false information to your enemies, whilst maintaining a semblance of credibility. Particularly useful if the 'torturee' resists the efforts of the torturer for as long as possible. Even better, if only partial information is obtained before the unfortunate 'messenger' is unable to withstand side effects of the interviewing techniques and pays the ultimate sacrifice. In terms of resources, it requires very little capital investment and is most useful in situations where the enemy, lacking any intelligence, (in every sense of the phrase) is likely to believe any information so obtained. |
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I thoroughly enjoy Watanabe for the service and the food. I always order panoply of sushi. I usually order too much, but I like having my own personal buffet. Their fish is top shelf! It's the only sushi restaurant in Nashville that has real crab and Copper River Salmon. Even the more expensive sushi houses in town don't offer real crab on their menu, and that automatically warrants a "B" review for them. I've indulged in some delicious daily specials – shrimp wontons with mango sauce to duck breast with cabbage in a red wine sauce. The drinks are amazing, with as much flare as Patterson House. The bartenders know how to make any drink you can think of; plus all the classics. They make their own syrups and also have an excellent sake selection. I've always had excellent service at Watanabe, and the bartenders are the friendliest in town.
Love it!!! The owner is wonderful, their banchan rocks, and it's some of the best Korean food in Nashville.
horrible! dont go in! you will regret it.
Best sushi on the planet. Seriously. Try the specialty rolls with fruit on top. Crowd favorites are Choo Choo roll, Iron Miss roll, and Volcano roll. Even great rolls for those like me who do not eat raw fish or seaweed!try the Happy roll,Hawaiian, or Aloha roll. Made with shrimp or crab and wrapped in soy paper and topped with fruit! Amazing!
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Delicious! I just ate lunch at Zumi and was impressed by everything. The servers at the counter were very courteous and knowledgeable of the menu.
My chicken yakitori skewers were amazing! They came out a few minutes after I sat down, and they were hot, fresh, and delicious. My order came with five skewers, and they were garnished with scallions and served with a peanut sauce. The chicken was hot and juicy.
My sushi roll (Tropical Crunch) came out next. This roll combined eel and pineapple in a delectable combination. The savory eel and the sweet pineapple were fantastic complements, especially with the "crunchies" and eel sauce topping the roll.
Everyone at the restaurant was very nice, and I enjoyed my meal in the comfortable, fun atmosphere. I will definitely be back!
It's a MUST when we hit 2nd Ave on Saturday night. I highly recommend the Norway Roll with hot sake and green tea ice cream for dessert.
This is absolutely the best sushi place I have ever found. I would rate this place 5 by 5.
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Whilst traveling though the Hermitage area for years I have looked a tthis location and thought...."Japanese food?" Well I had heard through the grapevine that this place was legit and I was not steered wrong. The sushi was absolutely mouthwatering and fresh. The Pad Thai is top notch. The interior of this establishment is cool, clean and asian trendy. Two thumbs up folks.
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Laying the foundations for the upcoming year by preparing the body with a block of long steady rides, marks the end of the social season and the beginning of the antisocial season.
No more drinks with the boys; every dinner and party invitation cross-referenced with the training diary before acceptance; every available waking hour planned and pre-meditated. The trouble is, real life has a habit of intruding on the best-laid plans. Illness, family and work chip away at those carefully charted rides with increasing frequency until, before you know it, Spring has sprung and it's all too late.
Now, the chaps at Rapha have come up with a fiendish plan to kick-start the process using Christmas week, a time when – let's face it – drinking and eating have lost their appeal and most of us are champing at the bit by Boxing Day, desperate to get out on the road. Rapha's Graeme Raeburn, being made of an altogether stiffer fibre than us mortals (or mad as a ferret – the jury is still out on that one) managed to clock over 1,000kms last year in some challenging weather conditions.
The Rapha Festive 500 is, as the name suggests, half the target of Graeme's mile-munching, kilometre-crunching extravaganza and, therefore, eminently feasible, even for a lightweight like me. A little forethought is required here; a training schedule, something like this –
• Thursday 23rd: 100km road.
• Friday 24th: 50km road.
• Saturday 25th: Eat, drink, be merry.
• Sunday 26th: 50km road.
• Monday 27th: Ride to 'cross race 50km.
• Tuesday 28th: 80km road.
• Wednesday 29th: 50km MTB.
• Thursday 30th: 120 km road.
And now the probable reality…
• Thursday 23rd: Totally washed out due to delayed flight into Luton because of snow. Fall asleep on sofa.
• Friday 24th: Presents to wrap and work to finish before break. Manage half hour on turbo.
• Saturday 25th: Eat, drink, be merry.
• Sunday 26th: Family coming for lunch. Riding out of the question.
• Monday 27th: Ride to 'cross race 50km
• Tuesday 28th: Apparently, stripping wallpaper in the summer does not qualify as 'decorating the bedroom'. Drive to Homebase.
• Wednesday 29th: Apply Homebase products to wall.
• Thursday 30th: More snow. One hour on turbo before head falls off. Spend evening compiling New Year's resolutions.
Back to you in January with an update, hopefully closer to the first scenario than the second, but no promises.
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Joe Hall
16th December 2010 03:44pm
Of course, the Rapha Festive 500 is measured in kilometres so if you like to count your distance in old money, the distance is just over 310 miles (310.685596 to be precise).
matthew robinson
17th December 2010 02:51am
Why didn't you up the distance challenge and run this through Jan 2nd? Lots of people will have off that Fri-Sun, allowing more time for miles (or K's).
'Course, we got our first snow of the season here today so my goals are probly moot at this point.
Stefan Rohner
17th December 2010 04:57am
matthew, why do we need somebody who tells us when to cycle? ;)) cycle whenever you feel like, it is for your own fun … have a nice day.
Joe Hall
17th December 2010 10:08am
Matthew, why not up the challenge yourself? In some ways [although not many : ) ] Stefan is right, we're not telling you how or when to ride but we certainly want to inspire you to get out there, even if it is snowing. Good luck!
Tim Norman
17th December 2010 12:13pm
The snow issue may be a little problematical at home - after last year's riding to the station through snow drifts, blizzards etc. and, when my wife eventually found out that I had done 13 miles to the next station instead of 1 to the nearest (a friend let it slip), I may find my tyres let down or slashed should I attempt to venture outside in dubious conditions this time around ! I did love the snow in the dark with good lights, though - great feeling !
stuart Price
17th December 2010 12:38pm
Anybody up for a Century per month challenge for 2011?
James Fairbank
17th December 2010 01:09pm
@Stuart Price, I'm up for that. The snow forecast looks like it's going to make 500km in the Cotswolds a sterner challenge than I'd originally anticipated…
stuart Price
17th December 2010 01:19pm
I've decided that next year i'm riding not so many sportives but will be mixing it with some of the rides organised by Audax UK (AUK). They have routes from 100k to 1200k and some of them are seriously tough challenges. Anyone much experience of them?
Stefan Rohner
18th December 2010 07:22pm
last 4 days: +7h20min + 6h50min + 8h15min + 5h40min why wait for the 23? ;)
Ben Brown
18th December 2010 09:11pm
Cor, the last time I rode like that consecutively … I was getting paid to. I will be doing the Rapha Festive 5. Seconds. On rollers, gulping a shot no-handed, as a New Years Eve party trick.
William Millard
20th December 2010 07:52am
I really want to do the 500 but the foot of snow on the ground suggests that it is not a realistic option this year. Bummer
Joe Hall
20th December 2010 10:39am
Hey Stefan,
seeing as you probably don't have snow where you are, and are getting a head start over many of us, why don't you aim for 5000km? : )
Stefan Rohner
20th December 2010 01:48pm
Joe, what about 290h from 01.10.2010 * 24km/h makes? so 5000 are done ;) our game started the 1. of October and finishes the 31 of Dezember. visit the "Autumn Cup" thread in the forum.
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Doubling all the numbers will give you the same effect as playing multiplayer to fill up the gauge.
You can change a lot of things, including seriously altering game balance in Coalesced. Therefore, I think Bioware would not look kindly on you using an altered file to play multiplayer. If you intend to play MP, use the original file.
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In marriages where women performed all the typically female tasks (cleaning, cooking, shopping - called "core work" by the researchers), couples had sex 1.6 times more per month than couples where men carried out all these traditionally female chores. In marriages where men helped out but stuck to stereotypical male tasks ("non-core" work such automobile maintenance, yard work, bill-paying, and snow shoveling), couples had sex 0.7 times more than those where women performed the traditional male tasks. But, as the researchers point out, even in marriages where men did 40 percent of the "female" chores, couples experience "substantially lower sexual frequency than households in which women perform all the core [typically female] chores." Put simply: There appears to be an inverse relationship between husbands doing traditionally female tasks and sexual frequency.
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