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Quite a nice experience – My folks and I went to Ryowa for dinner last night for the first time, and we were quite pleased. The food was fantastic and the portions were very generous. The price was very reasonable, as well.
Going to a Japanese noodle house is a bit of a stretch for my mom and I, but we both really enjoyed our meals, and I think Dad was glad to have the chance to do something a little more exciting than our usual fare.
I'm sorry to tell you that their ramen was awful... – Their ramen was really awful. I?ve never had that tasteless ramen in my life. I?m from Japan so I know what good ramen taste like. I don?t understand why they are so popular!
I heard the restaurant was very popular so I went to try their Ramen with my friend for the first time. The restaurant was crowded. About 10 people were waiting to be seated so I was excited and expected to have great Ramen. Within 10 minutes, we were seated. So far very good. I ordered my favorite kind of Ramen and waited about 10 minutes. It was quick. I tasted it?. what is this? It?s tasteless!! I?ve never had bad ramen like this in my life. Maybe what I ordered was bad. I?ll try again and order different ramen to try. If I found it good, I?ll update this review. Otherwise, believe me, they are not good at all.
Low on ambience, high on YUM – The name isn't posted outside (in English, anyway). There's always a huge line. There are no tables, only a crowded counter that snakes around the room. It's noisy. The menu is ramen and not much else.
But the service is fast - they took my order while I was still waiting to be seated, and served me within a few minutes of sitting down. The servers race around non-stop but deliver the requested food and checks quickly. The prices are reasonable - just fifty cents more gets you a side of rice and potstickers. And the ramen is delicious, full and flavorful, and just heavenly on a cold day. Perhaps a little high on sodium, but that's true of most ramen. There's a manga library if you want some reading material or something to stare quizzically at.
One of my new favorite lunch spots!
Noodle lovers often brave long waits for steaming bowls of authentic Japanese ramen. – In Short
While waiting for seats at two U-shaped counters or two small tables, patrons peruse Japanese magazines from the bookshelf by the door or watch Japanese game shows on TV. The menu offers a small but well-made selection of fresh noodles and side dishes. The house special ramen comes in a delicate miso broth with thinly sliced pork and a boiled egg. Popular lunch specials include gyoza--pan-seared pork dumplings--and a choice of white or fried rice.
Good Ramen – Ryowa is a small noodle house that is always packed. The wait is very long, but the noodles are great. The menu provides a good variety of noodle dishes. The gyoza is delicious. The meal is served with kimchee and other spices. The combination makes a satisfying meal. I would not recommend going with more than two people. Seating is a major hassel.
for eating only – ryowa has the BEST fried CHICKEN. when u go, expect to see a crowd sitting and eating, standing and waiting. this place gets pretty packed with a line of hungry people waiting outside the door. it's much worth it tho, especially if u feel like noodles or fried chicken. they keep the temp of the small place cool enough to eat hot ramen in the summer. also, you'll be lucky to get a table for only 2 because they only have 3 tables for parties of 2. the rest is bar like seating. we go there to eat. talk when u want, but when you're done, be polite and let the next hungry group eat.
take note: u can't take the ramen "to go". only because they don't offer "to go" soup boxes. they will give u boxes for the rice, chicken, and anything else that's plate food.
Good Ramen – Decent ramen, though I like Santa's (San Mateo) better. Cold ramen noodles served during the warm months are excellent. Maybe the best in the bay area. Interestingly, they provide complimentary kimchee. As previous reviewers have noted, the U-shaped counters, Japanese shows on TV and Japanese reading material makes you feel like you're in a ramen house in Japan. Long lines forms most of the time but it goes fast.
Addicted to Ramen – Thanks to this place and the same one in Berkeley, I'm addicted to Ramen. Good, authentic ramen, and Japanese TV to keep you amused when alone. What more can one ask.
***The one in Berkeley has special fried chicken, which is very "special".
Good for Silicon Valley – Compare to ramen places in LA, this place is ~okay. Wish they had some more choices, I really love curry ramen, but they don't have it. I know one place in Northridge, L.A. that has a ton of different ramen types.
Weird seating arrangement, but makes it up for fast service.
Best of South Bay? – This place is about as close to a Japanese ramen joint as you can get. Big-long-bar setup... manga and newspapers to read.
I've been looking all over town for the best ramen, after going on a three week ramen-eating adventure in western Japan. The "Ryowa Ramen" was really good.... probably the best I've had in the valley. Too bad there wasn't miso ramen... my personal favorite.
Only complaints... they served some sort of water to me when I sat down... but was it water? semi-tea flavored water? coffee-tainted-semi-tea water? Either way, it tasted strange... bad tap water?
...that and the roast pork was a tad "fishy" tasting...
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NewsPress Release: 5/02/02Marlboro Women's Chorus Offers Two Concerts
MARLBORO, VT -- The Marlboro College Women's Chorus will present two concerts, the first at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 8, in the Whittemore Theater on campus and the second at 8 p.m. Thursday, May 9, at St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Brattleboro.
Entitled "Alive with Song," the a capella performance will feature songs from Quebec, Bulgaria, the Republic of Georgia, and the USA, as well as two original compositions by chorus founder and director Julia Slone.
The women's chorus is composed of approximately 30 students, who will be joined on a few songs by the Jaded Jewels, an ensemble of Marlboro College faculty, staff, and community members, also directed by Slone. The Jaded Jewels includes Amy Domrad, C.B. Goldstein, Andrea Horton, Megan MacArthur Littlehales, Lorna Lyons, Jill Neitlich, K.P. Peterson, Jenny Ramstetter, Teresa Storti, Sunny Tappan, Hilly van Loon, and Louise Zak.
Slone is a senior who will be graduating from Marlboro later this month. She founded the chorus as part of her Plan of Concentration, the cornerstone of Marlboro's academic program. The Plan is an in-depth, self-designed exploration of a field or fields of each student's choosing. It culminates in a major independent project involving research, one-to-one study with faculty in tutorials, and a three-hour oral examination with Marlboro faculty and an outside examiner who is an expert in the student's field.
Slone's Plan has focused on performance art and the process of creating theater. While at Marlboro, she has performed in many student and faculty productions on campus, in addition to leading several performances of the Women's Chorus both on and off campus.
During spring break in March, Slone traveled to China with the Quintessentials (a subset of the Women's Chorus) and the Marlboro College Performance Workshop dance troupe to study local performing arts programs, visit the Great Wall and other sites, and perform before hundreds of people. The China trip was funded by two Freeman Foundation grants totaling $423,635 to strengthen Marlboro's undergraduate curriculum.
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I am currently a postdoctoral associate working on computational evolutionary biology with Allen Rodrigo at Duke University. I completed my PhD at the University of Kansas under Mark Holder and Rafe Brown, with a dissertation focus on development and assessment of Bayesian methods for statistical phylogeographical model selection.
I spend a lot of time programming (mostly in Python, C/C++, and R; though I also work with a wide variety of other languages, technologies and platforms). I have a background in herpetology (Southeast Asian herpetological phylogenetics and biogeography in particular), and this often serves as the motivating framework or a typical "use-case scenario" for some of my research into methods and theory.
Being now associated with the more theoretical/computational/statistical side of things, I miss the fieldwork that used to dominate my professional and personal life previously, when I used to spend fascinating nights deep in the Malaysian rainforests, looking for frogs, snakes, and lizards. I still try and get out to the great outdoors as much as possible, but now photography is my primary activity in the wilderness rather than research.
On this site, you can find my my blog, with posts generally related to computing including some smaller programs and scripts (too small for full-release on GitHub). Some of my publications are also listed here, while my (more or less) current curriculum vitae is available for download here.
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Residents of the City of Alexandria who are either 65 years of age or older or permanently and totally disabled by November 15, 2014, may be eligible for the City's Real Estate Tax Relief Program for Elderly and Disabled Persons. Tax relief may be prorated for persons who turn 65 or who become disabled between January 1 and November 15, 2014.
City of Alexandria tax relief program requirements are subject to budget approval. Posted eligibility requirements are based on approved income and asset thresholds used for 2013 program participants, this may not reflect requirements for 2014:
Note: Gross combined income includes the income of both spouses as well as any income in excess of $10,000 per year of other relatives living in the home.
This exemption has no means test (it is not based on the applicant's income or assets). However, certain documentation must be submitted in order to qualify. The exemption is effective beginning on and after January 1, 2011. Taxes assessed for years prior to this date are not eligible for exemption.
To obtain required disability documentation from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), simply complete VA Form 21-4138 and fax this to the VA at 540-597-1792; or mail this form to:U.S. Department of Veterans AffairsRegional Office210 Franklin Rd SWRoanoke, VA 24011
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Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Biology (EEEB) is a multidisciplinary, interdepartmental program of study and research leading to a Ph.D. degree. Students earn a degree in EEEB but closely interact with one or more departments. Although there is no Master's degree program in EEEB, Miami also has Master's and Ph.D. Programs in Ecology, in which students earn a Certificate in Ecology.
The EEEB program emphasizes basic and applied research and training, with a major focus on the application of ecological and evolutionary principles to environmental issues. The program provides students with educational experiences that reflect this emphasis, and facilitates collaborations and interactions among students and faculty. All students are supported with teaching assistantships, research assistantships, or fellowships. Miami ecologists also have a NSF-funded Integrated Graduate Education Research and Training Grant (IGERT) to support several Ph.D. students in aquatic ecology.
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Saint Mary's College Counseling and Psychological Services Center is pleased to announce our Postdoctoral position for the 2013-2014 academic year, beginning August 12, 2013 and concluding May 31, 2014. The Residency requires a 9.5 month, 5 day per week commitment in order to meet California licensing requirements of 1500 hours supervised postdoctoral experience. Generous leave is offered during holidays, sick time and vacation.
Clinical responsibilities include: individual and group psychotherapy, intake assessment, crisis intervention, triage, on-call and consultation. Other duties include: program development, workshops, classroom presentations, and special projects as assigned. The Counseling Center collaborates with many departments including Academic Advising and Achievement Program, Academic Affairs, Athletic Department, Health and Wellness Center, Intercultural Center, Residence Life, and Women's Resource Center. The Postdoctoral Resident actively reaches out to underrepresented populations such as: students from a low socioeconomic group, first generation college students, LGBTQIQ community, students with disabilities and students of color.
The training component of the Postdoctoral position consists of a minimum of 6 hours including: clinical seminar, outreach seminar, individual and group supervision, case conference, group supervision of group therapy and supervised supervision of a practicum student. The Counseling Center's theoretical orientation is primarily psychodynamic with a strong emphasis on relational theories. Seminar focuses on brief psychodynamic treatment with specific training from Hanna Levenson's (1995) book, Time Limited Dynamic Therapy (TLDP).
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Psy.D, Ph.D. in Clinical/Counseling Psychology from APA accredited graduate program, completed by start date of August 12, 2013.
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College/University Counseling Center experience at practicum and/or internship level. Fluency in Spanish in a therapy setting is desired but not required.
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Based in the Catholic, Lasallian and Liberal Arts traditions, Saint Mary's currently enrolls more than 4,000 students from diverse backgrounds in undergraduate and graduate programs. The De La Salle Christian Brothers, the largest teaching order of the Roman Catholic Church, guide the spiritual and academic character of the College.
As a comprehensive and independent institution, Saint Mary's offers undergraduate and graduate programs integrating liberal and professional education. Saint Mary's reputation for excellence, innovation and responsiveness in education stems from its vibrant heritage as a Catholic, Lasallian and Liberal Arts institution. An outstanding, committed faculty and staff that value shared inquiry, integrative learning and student interaction bring these traditions to life in the 21st century. The College is committed to the educational benefits of diversity.
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All application materials will be treated as confidential documents. Please attach the following materials to your online application: 1. A cover letter briefly describing your interest in Saint Mary's College Counseling Center's postdoctoral training. 2. A current curriculum vita, which includes the expected date of your graduation. 3. Three letters of recommendation from individuals who have personal knowledge of your clinical skills (at least two should be direct clinical supervisors). 4. Transcripts of graduate work. 5. Apply on line at Applications will continue to be reviewed until the position is filled.
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Here are the top five most interesting stories from the White Lake-Highland area this week.
1. Leo Bard commissioned to have his 300-year-old Oak tree transformed into a memorial in front of his Hartland home, reported Hartland Patch.
2. Brighton High School Athlete Murals are Featured Prominently in Downtown Brighton, according to Brighton Patch.
3. The Holly Recreation Area hosted a Zombie Dash this weekend, reported the Holly Express.
4. A Family Says Howell Woman Died of Meningitis After Steroid Treatment. Health officials say a 56-year-old Genesee County woman died of the same thing, according to Brighton Patch.
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Girls star Jemima Kirke stopped by Saturday night to check out N.Y. artist Miguel Paredes' gallery during the Wynwood Art Walk party.
Retired Miami Dolphins player Jason Taylor and his wife Katina were seen Monday at Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops.
Shortly after beating the Lakers Sunday, Miami Heat player Shane Battier walked into Joe's Stone Crab "all smiles," says our source, with his wife, joining a table of about 10 others.
Christy's hosted a dinner Monday night for the University of Miami, and the guest list included university President Donna Shalala and guest of honor, Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy.
Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto had dinner with a group of eight Tuesday night at the new Ritz-Carlton, South Beach restaurant Doré. Spies tell us Morimoto is "very funny, a real jokester."
Pauly Shore was at STK Miami Wednesday night for the steakhouse's "Knot In Love" pre-Valentine's Day and Boat Show Weekend Kick-off party. The comedian seemingly had a great time with a few pals, standing in the front row to gawk at the Beach Bunny Swimwear models putting on a sultry fashion show.
The Mourning Family Foundation's inaugural Wings & Wine event next week at The Raleigh is off. And though you'd think it was ixnayed due to the recent DUI arrest of Tracy Mourning, wife of retired basketball player and philanthropist Alonzo, officials say the cancellation is unrelated. "The timing is really unfortunate, though," said a publicist.
CBS's new show The Job based its Feb. 22 segment on the Viceroy Miami. The show, similar to The Apprentice, features the hotel and its quest to find a spa manager, and airs at 8 p.m.
Less than a week away from the big South Beach Wine & Food Festival, and the sideshow events are pouring in. Among them: Spike Mendelsohn's first ever Let's Get Spiked: Chef Volleyball Tournament, taking place from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Feb. 22 at the James Royal Palm Hotel on South Beach. Confirmed players include Chuck Hughes, Alex Guarnaschelli, Andrew Zimmern, Tim Love, Johnny Iuzzini, Stephanie Izard, Pat LaFrieda, Marcel Vigneron, Jeff Mauro, Kris Wessel, Justin Warner, Todd Erickson, Adrianne Calvo and Alberto Cabrera. The event is open to the public and should be amusing, to say the least. Just ask Zimmern. "Surprise, here is a sports tournament featuring the worst athletes in the world," he said. "I fit right in. I am thrilled Spike is hosting a tourney in a sport he's good at, that no one else plays. He needs a win. And I will give it to him!"


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Myth #1 - "The doctors and nurses will always know if my child is hurting"
Your child is the only person who knows how much pain he or she is having. Parents are also good at determining when their child is hurting. Pain is not something a doctor or nurse can see, therefore they welcome information about pain from parents and the child.
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An attractive weather-boarded house in the heart of the Cheam Village conservation area. Whitehall has stood on this site since about 1500, and opened to the public in 1978. Originally a timber-framed wattle and daub building, the 18th century weather-boarding conceals several centuries of additions, including a 16th century staircase tower. The beautifully kept gardens are lovingly tended by members of our active Friends group, who also provide the home-made cakes in our cosy beamed tea-room. Changing programme of exhibitions and events. Whitehall was given a Gold Award in the 2011 Green Tourism Scheme for London in recognition of its efforts towards sustainability, which it successfully retained in 2013.
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Bank Holiday Monday 1400-1700
Closed: 24th December - 2nd January inclusive
Free entry.
Group Tours: Please contact for details
Rail: Cheam (5 mins walk)
Bus: 151, 213, X26
Road: on A.2043 just north of junction with A.232.
Parking: Pay & Display car park - entrance off Park Road, opposite Whitehall.
Additional info
Pay and Display car park available behind Cheam Library (entrance via Park Road) 1 minutes walk away.
Wheelchair access limited.
Guided tours and groups by prior booking only.
Discover 500 years of living history
- original timbering with wattle and daub plus carpenter's marks visible on roof structure
- inglenook fireplace with cooking pots, baking oven and ashpit.
- medieval Cheam Pottery display
- story of Henry VIIIs nearby Nonsuch Palace
- learn about the Killick family who lived here for over 250 years
- furnished Victorian schoolmaster's study bedroom
- Cheam School and related personalities
- Art Gallery with contemporary exhibitions
- rear garden with medieval well
Collection details
Architecture, Fine Art, Personalities, Social History
Key artists and exhibits
- Tudor house building
- Tudor kitchen
- Nonsuch Palace
- Cheam Pottery
- Cheam School
- William Gilpin
- Killick family
- Victorian parlour
- Victorian study bedroom
Drawing Whitehall
- 26 February — 26 May 2014 *on now
In Spring 2013 we asked children to respond to Whitehall and draw their own picture of the Tudor building. A selected number of entries will be on display - come along to Whitehall to not only view the entries but also to draw your own picture! There will also be some works from the borough's Art Collection featuring Whitehall on display.
Suitable for
- Any age
Cheam : 1914
- 4 June — 28 September 2014
What was Cheam like in 1914? To mark the national commemorations of the outbreak of the First World War, this temporary display will use newspaper articles, photographs, advertisements and war records to illustrate what life was like in Cheam during this transformative year.
Bat Walk
- 31 May 2014 9-11pm
Join us for a gentle evening stroll around Cheam starting at Whitehall and walking through the local park to find out more about these endangered creatures. You will use bat detectors to determine the various species of bats to be found, in the company of wildlife expert Dave Warburton.
Suitable for
- 7-10
- 11-13
- 16-17
- 18+
- 14-15
- Family friendly
Tickets £4 each or £12 for a family of 4. Book from Whitehall - 020 8643 1236 or email email@example.com
Stories from the Past - Reading Group
- 6 May 2014 7-8:30pm
- 3 June 2014 7-8:30pm
- 1 July 2014 7-8:30pm
- 5 August 2014 7-8:30pm
Enjoy a friendly look at fiction set in past times with our historical fiction readers' group. We meet once a month on a Tuesday evening.
Admission free (except for refreshments). Numbers are limited so please book a place by contacting Jane Allen: firstname.lastname@example.com
Suitable for
- Not suitable for children
Whitehall, Cheam
Cheam Charter Fair Celebrations
- 12 — 18 May 2014
To celebrate the annual fair in Cheam Whitehall will be specially adorned with colourful knitting, a decoration popularly known as 'yarn-bombing'. A special guided tour takes place on Tuesday; the Traditional Charter Fair is on Thursday, a late night opening is on Friday, and the big Fair takes place on Saturday.
Suitable for
- Any age
Discover Whitehall by Candlelight
- 16 May 2014 5:30-9pm
Join us for a special late night opening at Whitehall, which will be lit by candlelight. Crafts will be taking place in one of our Tudor rooms along with group storytelling sessions and a tour of the Grade II* listed house. Tour starts at 6pm.
Suitable for
- Any age
Lumley Chapel by candlelight
- 17 May 2014 8-9pm
A unique opportunity to visit the historic Lumley Chapel lit only by candlelight. Expert archaeologist and historian Andrew Skelton will be present to answer any questions.
Suitable for
- Family friendly
Lumley Chapel Candlelight Opening
- 17 May 2014 8-10pm
As part of Museums at Night this is a unique opportunity to visit the ancient Lumley Chapel with its magnificent Tudor tombs in candlelight, just as the original Lumleys would have seen it. Stewards will be present to answer any questions.
Suitable for
- Any age
Lumley Chapel
St. Dunstan's Churchyard, off Church Road
Getting there
Off A2043 just north of junction with A232.
Rail: Cheam station, then 6 minutes walk northwards.
Buses: 151, 213, X26
Additional info
None - but donations welcome.
Curator's Tour of Whitehall
- 7 June 2014 11:30am-12:30pm
Join Catherine Pell, Curator at Whitehall, on a tour to discover more about the history of this Grade II* listed building. Please note, the tour last approximately an hour and involves accessing stairs and steps.
Suitable for
- 18+
- 16-17
- 14-15
- Any age
Tickets cost £2 per person. Advance booking recommended from email@example.com or ring 020 8643 1236.
London Open House Weekend
- 20 — 21 September 2014 10am-5pm
The annual London Open House weekend celebrates architecture and neighbourhoods. Not only do visitors get an insight into our Tudor house with its later extensions and the people who lived here, and can view the scale model of Henry VIII's Nonsuch Palace, but also you can enjoy home-made cake in our attractive tea room. Other buildings open nearby include the 12th century Lumley Chapel with its beautiful Tudor tombs in St. Dunstan's churchyard. Pick up a Cheam Village walking tour leaflet from us and find out more about the local area.
Suitable for
- Any age
- Family friendly
A House Through Time
A look at the changes Whitehall has seen from medieval Cuddington to Second World War Cheam, in this 2 hour visit for children age 7 – 11. Who lived here before the building of Nonsuch Palace? Discover the Tudor period through wills, assize records and pictures, local religious conflict during the Civil War, and changes to the house during the Victorian period. Photos and documents show how life in Cheam was affected by the coming of the railway and the Second World War. This session can be extended to a whole day by adding a craft.
How to obtain
Call 020 8643 1236 or email email@example.com for more information.
Tudor Experience
Find out about local Tudors in this beautiful Tudor building. Children are encouraged to dress up. Age 7 - 11. Find out about Tudor Cheam, Cuddington and Nonsuch Palace. Visit the Lumley Chapel. Find out how the Tudors feasted and entertained themselves. Follow the trail around the house looking at the materials used to construct Tudor Whitehall. Find out about the use of herbs in food, dyeing and medicine. Look at local Tudor documents. The tour takes 2 hours, but can be extended to a whole day by adding a craft option (shield painting or making Tudor jewellery).
How to obtain
Call 020 8643 1236 or email email@example.com for more information.
Whitehall Tour
A guided visit around an original Tudor house. The class will be divided into groups and taken on a guided tour. Handle replica Tudor objects, find out about the construction of Whitehall, and learn about Cheam village in the 16th century. Look at the Tudor kings and queens, particularly Henry VIII and Nonsuch Palace, and compare the lives of the rich and poor in Tudor times. The tour can be adapted to your curriculum needs, and takes 2 hours including visiting the shop. Price £2.00 per head.
How to obtain
Call 020 8643 1236 or email email@example.com for more information.
Getting there
Rail: Cheam (5 mins walk)
Bus: 151, 213, X26
Road: on A.2043 just north of junction with A.232.
Parking: Pay & Display car park - entrance off Park Road, opposite Whitehall.
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