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Surprisingly, I was actually able to reach my goal stopping point on a build in the allotment of time I estimated! With a little assistance from my Dad during the waning hours of daylight, I ended up packing it in well after night fall, and just minutes before the rain started.
The Tacoma Rack was a sort of shotgun project with little planning other than a napkin sketch from just about a week ago. The primary aesthetic was to be determined by the type of wood I would be able to salvage from the property. I was pleased to find a few old barn beams roughly the same dimensions and I began leaning towards the clear sealant timber-framed look.
After fully assembling the frame it was clear that the clear sealant would be a difficult decision as there were many varying ages and qualities of wood pulled together for the final product. Currently I am researching a few methods and products of spray applied bed lining for a final surface coat. But I didn't want to get the old beams wet until they were sealed with something.
The remainder of this week I plan to sand, prime, and finish the lumber to hopefully have it completed by next week. As long as it was fully assembled on the truck though, I couldn't resist trying it out. I was relieved to find that two full kayaks are capable of laying flat side-by-side, and the big 29er still fits on the bed mounts without a problem.
Of course to fully understand the load carrying capabilities I had to crawl up there myself and see how it felt…
…a bit high, but with the addition of a sheet of 4′ x 8′ plywood it would work nicely as a sleeping platform.
One last exciting recent development, crawling around in the rafters of the barns this weekend searching for quality lumber, I managed to pull down an old push reel mower that has been stored up in the rafters for as long as I can remember. I was pleased to discover it still worked quite well and will work great for the .12 acre lot our future home sits on.


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Tomb Raider delayed to 2013
Lara Croft origin story pushed back to allow Crystal Dynamics to "fully deliver the very highest quality game"; new screenshot teasing upcoming E3 content.
The upcoming Tomb Raider title currently in development at Crystal Dynamics has been delayed from Q3 2012 to Q1 2013.
The announcement came today via a post on the official Eidos Games forums, in which Crystal Dynamics studio head Darrell Gallagher outlined the developer's reasons for delaying the title:
"Our priority now is to make sure we fully deliver the very highest-quality game," Gallagher said in the message. "In order to do this, we have decided to move the game's release date by a few months, from fall 2012 [spring in Australia] to the first quarter of 2013."
"We're doing things that are completely new to Tomb Raider in this game, and the additional development time will allow us to put the finishing touches into the game and polish it to a level that you deserve. We believe this is the right choice, and I guarantee it will be worth the wait."
As a consolation prize, the studio also released a screenshot in preparation for more information about the game, which will be revealed during this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo in June.
Last year, it was revealed that Crystal Dynamics would be exploring Lara Croft's beginnings in the upcoming Tomb Raider title. Earlier this year, the studio also announced that it had no plans to release the game on the Wii U.
Set for release on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, Tomb Raider is the first installment in the series since 2010's downloadable multiplayer-focused Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, and the first stand-alone game since 2008's Tomb Raider: Underworld.
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Pseudo-master says a belief is credible because it has endured for centuries. There is a persistent myth that hundreds or even thousands of years ago that our ancestors possessed miraculous remedies and powers that modern science cannot understand. Much of what is termed "alternative medicine" or "secret fighting techniques" is part of that myth.
Pseudo-master has worked in isolation. The image of a master who struggles in secrecy in an obscure school and ends up making a revolutionary breakthrough in fighting techniques is a part of the fiction of Hollywood action films. Breakthroughs are almost always the result of the work of many people working on different aspects of a problem.
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Bremerton Public Works Committee to meet
March 14, 2013 · 10:51 AM
The next City Council Public Works Committee meeting will be held at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 9, in the council conference room located on the sixth floor of the Norm Dicks Government Center. The Public Works Committee now meets on the second Tuesday of the month, instead of the third Tuesday.
Council Members assigned to serve on this Committee in 2013 are Adam Brockus (Chair), Carol Arends (Vice Chair) and Faye Flemister.
Public Works & Utilities Department Director is Chal Martin and staff support for this committee is provided by Milenka Hawkins-Bates.
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Action that bursts out of the screen. Sky 3D brings you ground-breaking documentaries and incredible shows with Sky Entertainment Extra+. For the latest blockbusters and the ultimate sports viewing experience in 3D, add Sky Movies and Sky Sports and the HD Pack. Tune in to Sky 3D on channel 170 if you have a 3D TV. Watch out for Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted from Friday 14 June.
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Intel, Dell, EMC, Fujitsu and IBM are forming a working group to standardise PCIe-based solid state drives (SSD), and have a webcast coming out today to discuss it.
By connecting to a server's PCIe bus, SSDs can pour out their contents faster to the server than by using Fibre Channel or SAS connectivity. The flash is used as a tier of memory below DRAM and cuts out drive array latency when reading and writing data.
The five friends aim to develop a standardised connector and form factor specification to promote PCIe as an electrical interface to SSDs. They are looking at three technology areas which include a connector specification, a form factor building on the current 2.5-inch one, and hot-plug capability.
The leading PCIe SSD supplier, Fusion-io, is not, so far, represented in this group and neither is STEC, another leading SSD supplier with a PCIe interest.
Fujitsu presumably has an interest in wanting to use PCIe flash in its servers, but one has to wonder why it is bothering to talk to Intel which doesn't have a PCIe flash offering, unless Intel is going to have a PCIe flash product.
Intel is a partner with Micron in the flash foundry area with the IMFT business, and Intel sells a range of SSDs such as the X25-E. It does not have a PCIe-based server SSD offering, although its flash-based Turbo Memory, aimed at PCs, comes as a flash card.
Participation in the working group is a seemingly clear indication that Intel intends to make one, and that it may hope to use a standardisation process to level the PCIe SSD playing field.
Why EMC is interested in the working group is an interesting question. It does not supply storage products to be used inside a server's PCEe environment, so far only supplying STEC and Samsung SSDs to be used as disk drive replacements in its storage arrays. There is maybe a whiff here of an idea that EMC could be thinking of having flash caches in its X86-based array controllers, a way of using flash that NetApp has pioneered with its Flash Cache.
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There are already file systems for Linux which do this.
Good idea
While they are at it, why don't get together with the OS makers and develop a file system that is optimized for SSDs. Wear leveling should be controlled by the operating system and not just by the SSD's firmware. That would help make data recovery more effective and reduce the need for defragmentation.
Re: one has to wonder why it is bothering to talk to Intel
Because Intel might integrate the support for the standard into their next chipset?
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I've spent more time looking at the efficiency/performance of the Papywizard Import filter and find some strange behaviour with CP detection.
It sometimes seems to fail to detect CPs on image pairs where you would expect it to find good CPs.
The test image set shot using Merlin/Papywizard, Nikon D40 with kit zoom 18-mm set at 35mm (52.5mm equiv.) at lowest res (about 1MP) and basic quality JPEG. A mosiac of 9 rows and 10 columns - 90 images in total.
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Screenshot 1 - shows image placement.
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Ok, this one owns a full detailed explanation. How does the detection / optimization work when using papywizard :
Detection :
- Each camera read from the xml file.
- From these coordinaets, we can precalculate a potential list of image pair which are possible ( 1<->2, 1<->16, 1<->17 is possible but no other link for picture 1, etc )
- All CP are extracted and compared by using this list of possible pair
- The panorama is displayed with those CPs
Optimization : all algorithms in this part are now applied.
- first, as we are using grid optimization, the initial position of all images is given by the xml file.
- having a not so bad initial location of every camera, we can calculate RMS for each link.
- by default, the preset tells to do a cleaning of pair according to that current quality (RMS) ( rms calculated on the CP but image have been located by xml file only, not by the cp ).
The current setting tells to prune wrong link over 20 RMS. In practice, I've notice that this value is too low and also cleans real link. It's the case here.
- then, we do the real optimization and you'll get the good panorama.
Knowing that, you can try this experience :
- use the "skip optimization" flag in the papywizard to see the rms quality before optimization ( calculated just from the camera location recorded in xml ).
- uncheck "auto detection" and in group setting, remove the clean before final optimization. No link will be cleaned.
I have found that after geometry analysis optimizing with the default "gigapixel" setting will delete every CP.
The import tool does not seems to update the grid from a new "central position" when using images at 1000mm focal length. After optimizing the grid positioned images (no CP) are not even close to the other adjacent images.
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Knowing that, you can try this experience :
- use the "skip optimization" flag in the papywizard to see the rms quality before optimization ( calculated just from the camera location recorded in xml ).
- uncheck "auto detection" and in group setting, remove the clean before final optimization. No link will be cleaned.
Thank you for your explanation of what the Papywizard Import filter does and how it works.
Your suggested alternative approach/'experience' worked VERY well producing a perfect result - perhaps that CP cleaning parameter in the Papywizard Import filter needs some adjustment as you say.
Compare the screenshots below with similar screenshots in this post:
http://www.autopano.net/forum/p44941-20 … -21#p44941
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BTW. I added a flag in option tab of the papywizard to activate this cleaning or not. By default, it will be off, because this system seems to create more issue than solving real problem.
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Awesome trip! Good meeting everyone, and a lot of fun.
Thanks Igz, for trailing back, I would have missed that 438 train if you had'nt, Zdrowie pana!
It went well, it was overall more downhill than saturday and about 50 miles total. We left campground at 11am and made it to Harvard Metra at 4:33 just in time for the 4:38 train including a lunch stop. So we shaved an hour off of Saturday's time. That there where 4 hills that were torture on my tired legs.
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*The dates for this winter's All-Clad factory sale have been announced, so I'm posting my usual heads-up to my readers...
All-Clad's factory is located in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. Twice a year, on the first weekend in June and December, All-Clad holds a factory seconds sale at the Washington County Fair and Expo Center.
The 2010 winter sale is Friday, December 3rd and Saturday December 4th. Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Here's the link to the location of the sale: Washington County Fair and Expo Center.
This is about a two hour drive from the Akron area. You get prices from 40% to 70% off on factory seconds. In most cases, the damage is just cosmetic; a little scratching on the stainless, or a lid handle that's a bit offset from center.
They have most of their line of cookware available, but not all, and some favorites (like the 12" stainless fry pan, and its lid) are hard to find. Overall, though, it's an amazing value. Make sure you get there early - there can be up to an hour wait to get into the sale.
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- DineInDiva said...
I love that roasting pan more you know. I am pretty sure I hugged mine in July like it was a long lost love, and I barely drew notice from the hordes.
Good luck in your quest. - October 3, 2010 at 8:37 AM
I've not been to the sale before, so I'm not sure what to expect... do you know what methods of payment they accept? How early would you recommend arriving?
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- MikeV @ DadCooksDinner said...
Payments: I usually use a credit card; pretty sure they take cash, Visa, MC. Not sure about any others.
How early: There is usually a one hour wait to get in, sometimes more. I try to get there as early as I can, but I've never made it earlier than 9:30 due to various wrong turns and construction hiccups.
For a little more detail, see my "things I love: All Clad" post - I think I talked about this kind of thing in there. - October 27, 2010 at 8:46 PM
Hello. This is Fujo again. I went to the June sale. If I may give an observation: I live near Leesburg and found that a week or two after the "Seconds Sale", the WS outlet had All Clad (some stamped with 's', some not) for 40 - 50% off. Now, I don't know if they will be willing to discount that much because of Christmas but I thought I would let people who live near a WS outlet know that if they can't make the winter sale, you may be in luck. BTW - the WS outlet is where I found my roaster w/ thermometer and tray for $120 -- the large one. Good luck and happy holidays.
- November 21, 2010 at 12:14 AM
- MikeV @ DadCooksDinner said...
By WS outlet, do you mean Williams-Sonoma? - November 21, 2010 at 7:24 AM
Yes. I mean Williams Sonoma. Thanks.
- November 23, 2010 at 1:09 AM


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Who said you needed to live on a farm to grow your own food? When space is at a minimum, container gardening can be a truly rewarding effort. With the right tools and supplies, even the most garden-challenged can grow veggies in a container.
Here are a few tips to get you growing:
Container or pot – Consider the root system of the plant and how big it will get. Plants need adequate growth space to produce good yields. Purchase pots with holes in the bottom for adequate drainage, or if you have a pot without holes, place a layer of rocks in the bottom so plants aren't sitting in water to prevent root rot.
Soil – Opt for rich organic potting soil mixed with peat, perlite or vermiculite – these retain moisture while providing adequate drainage, which in turn means less watering.
Sunlight – At least six hours of early morning or afternoon sunlight is best for potted veggies and herbs to be happy and produce a good yield. Since containers hold heat, avoid placing plants in full sun to prevent overheating the roots and drying out the plant.
Fertilizer – Plants need regular replenishing of nutrients to thrive. Avoid synthetics and opt for natural organics such as seed meal and lime.
Watering – Over-watering is one of the biggest mistakes made when growing potted plants. Water only when the soil feels "damp" to the touch. Slightly drooping plant leaves can indicate when water is needed.
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Pittsfield, MA - Barrington Stage Company continues its 2012 season with Philip King's farce, See How They Run, from August 9 through 26 on the Boyd-Quinson Mainstage (30 Union Street, Pittsfield). Directed by Jeff Steitzer, See How They Run has low cost previews August 9-10 and officially opens Sunday, August 12 at 5pm.
Before there was Michael Frayn's Noises Off, there was Philip King's See How They Run, which proves the British know what they are doing when it comes to creating door-slamming hilarity.
How to shake things up in a placid post-war English village? Place at its social center an unconventional American actress (who wears trousers, for goodness' sake), marry her off to the local vicar, then toss in a ditsy maid, a nosy spinster, an American soldier, a Russian spy, a portly bishop, and yet another vicar.
See How They Run takes its title is a line from the nursery rhyme "Three Blind Mice." King's whirlwind comedy is set during World War II, in the living room of a vicarage in the fictitious village of Merton-cum-Middlewick, as a young vicar's wife tries to fit into a small, tightly knit English village.
Best of all there's a classic farcical chase scene that keeps things hopping. I believe their press release when it says to "prepare to be out of breath from laughter as mistaken identities and ludicrous situations run wild in this irrepressible English farce."
The cast of Barrington Stage's production stars Lisa McCormick (Penelope Toop), Cary Donaldson (The Rev. Lionel Toop), Dina Thomas (Ida), Michele Tauber (Miss Skillon), Michael Brusasco (Corporal Clive Winton), Jim Schubin (The Intruder), Keith Jochim (The Bishop of Lax), Jeff Brooks (The Rev. Arthur Humphrey), and Don Lee Sparks (Sergeant Towers).The design team includes Bill Clarke (sets), Philip S. Rosenberg (lights), Sara Jean Tosetti (costumes), and Jessica Paz (sound). Renee Lutz is production stage manager.
Philip King (Playwright) Born in 1904, King was a British playwright and actor who first became immersed in the world of theatre by touring with a company in northern England at the age of sixteen. After, at the Repertory Company at the Opera House, King was introduced to his first directing opportunities. It was also here that his first comedy, Without the Prince, was brought to life. First published in London in 1939, King became well known throughout his career not only for his playwriting, but also for appearing on stage in his own plays. Although he is best known for See How They Run,he wrote a dozen plays including Big Bad Mouse, Dark Lucy, The Dream House and Go Bang Your Tambourine and co-wrote many more.
Jeff Steitzer (Director) has over the past 37 years, directed more than 160 productions in theaters across the country. Recent projects include: Black Comedy (Pioneer Theatre Co.), Noises Off (Utah Shakespeare Festival); The Good Doctor (The Rep at PTTP), The Odd Couple (Village Theatre) and Pygmalion (Seattle Shakespeare Co.). In May, Jeff directed Double Indemnity for the Roundhouse Theatre in Bethesda, MD. Jeff is also a busy actor who has appeared on Broadway, in Film and TV, and whose voice has been heard in hundreds of commercials and games.
Please join us for a Post-Show Discussion with the cast of See How They Run following the Tuesday, August 14 performance.
Performances of See How They Run will take place at Barrington Stage Company's Boyd-Quinson Mainstage located at 30 Union Street, Pittsfield, from August 9 through 26. Performances are Tuesday/Wednesday at 7pm, Thursday-Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 5pm, Wednesday/Friday at 2pm (excluding 8/10). Tickets are $15-$60; with preview prices of $15 & $20 on August 9 & 10. Seniors: $38 all matinees. Youth 18 and under $15 all performances except Saturday evenings. Special discounts are available for groups of 15 or more. To purchase tickets or for more information, call the Barrington Stage Box Office at 413-236-8888 or visit http://www.barringtonstageco.org. The Box Office is located at 30 Union Street.


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If you're in the mood for modern-day American, this curved wooden dining room in Mayfair is a great brasserie setting for: breakfast (buttermilk pancakes with maple syrup; ham muffins), weekend brunch (eggs over easy with home fries and bacon), lunch (macaroni & cheese; soft-shell crab), or dinner (rack of lamb, rib eye steak and so on). Have a nice day!
33 Dover Street, London W1S 4NF
(+44 (0)20 7734 4756)
Bentley's Oyster Bar & Grill
Fantastic for a traditional British experience, with just the right sprinkling of pomp. Slurp oysters or enjoy fishy classics at the marble-topped champagne bar on the ground floor (with pianists tickling the ivories from Wednesday to Saturday evenings); or head upstairs to the more formal Grill restaurant. Irish wonder-chef Richard Corrigan draws on his childhood in County Meath to inform fantastically to-the-point food (www.bentleys.org).
11–15 Swallow Street, London W1B 4DG
(+44 (0)20 7734 2223)
Bocca di Lupo
This elegant trattatoria is good enough to die for (or in, if you can't resist the lure of ordering a lifetime's worth of small treats and meats). The fried soft shell crab, grilled squid and trofie with green beans and pesto are all worth putting pounds on for.
12 Archer Street, London, W1D 7BB
(+44 (0)20 7434 1500)
Cecconi's claims to be the only restaurant in London that serves up Italian tapas (cichetti). Quite frankly, after nibbling the divine anchovy crostini, breaded baby mozzarella and cheese polenta with puccini, we're in no mood to quibble over their assertion. This stylish eatery is open until 1am throughout the week (12pm on Sundays), and makes a stylish kebab-and-coke alternative after a night on the tiles.
5a Burlington Garden's, London, W1S 3EP
(+44 (0)20 7908 9696)
Electric Brasserie
This fashionable all-day brasserie next to the Electric Cinema on the Portobello Road has great grill food and cocktails in buzzy surroundings. Book a table for before/after a Saturday night at the movies (see www.electriccinema.co.uk for listings); the cinema has plush leather seats, footstools and – perfect for Mr & Mrs Smiths – two-seater sofas at the back…
191 Portobello Road, London W11 2ED
(+44 (0)20 7242 0622)
Great Queen Street
London certainly isn't short of restaurants serving upmarket versions of traditional British cuisine, but not all are as atmospheric and affordable as Great Queen Street. Its pub-like dining room – all wooden tables and dark-red walls – is the ideal space in which to enjoy sturdy classics such as steak pie, hare and foie gras pasty, and cuttlefish with butter beans. Delicious.
32 Great Queen Street, London WC2B 5AA
(+44 (0)20 7927 7000)
We adore the Modern Asian food at Hakkasan: it has to be the sexiest Chinese restaurant ever designed, and it was the first ever to be awarded a Michelin star. Its basement entrance belies a glamorous interior, complete with a Christian Liaigre-designed bar and staff uniforms created by Hussein Chalayan. Don't expect it to be cheap, though…
8 Hanway Place, London W1T 1HD
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Butter-soft steaks and superb service make this East End steakhouse a must-visit for anyone who likes their meat rare and their drinks plentiful.
157 Commercial Street, London E1 6BJ
(+44 (0)20 8748 8989)
Indian Zing
This place isn't your common or garden modern take on a posh curry house – it's where you take your tastebuds for a night out they'll each remember. For the full whirlwind-spice-tour, order a thali followed by one of their lick-your-lips-delicious Anglo-Asian desserts.
236 King Street, London W6 ORF
(+44 (0)20 7240 2565)
J Sheekey
This place on St Martins Court is renowned for its fantastic fish and seafood, with classic plateaux de fruits de mer, lobster, and potted shrimp, all served up in this glamorously old-fashioned but more youthful version of the Ivy.
28–32 St Martin's Court, London WC2 4AL
(+44 (0)20 7613 1924)
Les Trois Garçons
Make a trip to this Shoreditch eatery for the eccentric interiors and classic French cuisine.
1 Club Row, London E1 6JX
(+44 (0)20 7010 8600)
L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon
The multi-Michelin-starred maestro made his long-awaited London debut here: there's a choice of casual dining on the ground floor, or a grander approach upstairs. The truffle mash is to die for.
13–15 West Street, London WC2H 9NQ
(020 7600 0992)
Mint Leaf Lounge
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Angel Court, London, EC2R 7HB
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This is a longtime London favourite: an elegant stop for great French food turned out by chef Marco Pierre White's top-notch kitchen brigade.
56 Curzon Street, London W1J 8PA
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All a-gleam from a recent revamp, Scott's is the discerning seafood-fan's choice, serving up a variety of fishy delicacies, including mixed oysters with wild boar sausage, prawns with chilli and garlic butter and haddock with poached egg and mustard. By no means a one-trick pony, Scott's also has some fine meat dishes and desserts.
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+44 (0)20 640 7330
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Heron Tower, 110 Bishopgate, London, EC2N 4AY
+44 (0)20 7499 8558
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55 Aldwych, London, WC2B 4BB
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24 York Way, London N1 9AA
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The Ivy
Brush shoulders with showbiz legends gossiping over classic British dishes, among oak panelling and stained glass.
1–5 West Street, London WC2H 9NQ
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The Wolseley
In a former car showroom on Piccadilly, this handsome and well-respected restaurant serves superb European brasserie food all day long.
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If you feel like some flavours from India, this London institution is the oldest Indian eatery in the capital, but it couldn't feel more contemporary after its very modern makeover. The entrance is on Swallow Street.
Victory House, 99 Regent Street, London W1B 4RS
(+44 (0)20 7631 0700)
Annex 3
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+44 (0)20 7499 9999
This louche and lively Mayfair venue – an exclusive members' club, kitchen and bar open Tuesdays to Sundays – serves Pacific Rim for dinner, then transforms into a club where Europe's party folk flash their cash.
48–49 St James's Street, London SW1A 1JT
This lively, unpretentious Shoreditch venue offers live acts, world music, cutting-edge DJs, a friendly bar and tapas at its in-club street food café (brilliant when you feel peckish mid-boogie). Check www.cargo-london.com for events listings.
83 Rivington Street, Kingsland Viaduct, London EC2A 3AY
(+44 (0)20 7012 1234)
Pop into this stylishly designed Shoreditch bar for cocktails and a bite to eat. Booking advisable.
1 Whitby Street, London E1 6JU
(+44 (0)20 7439 0747)
Ronnie Scott's
The legendary jazz club may be a lot less smoke-fugged and dog-eared since its recent makeover, but it is still the official home of the down and dirty late-night supper-club jamming session. Take in a live act while you dine – booking essential.
47 Frith Street, London W1D 4HT
(+44 (0)20 7580 6464)
Shochu Lounge
If you fancy cutting-edge cocktails with eastern flair, head to this stylish bar in London's Noho on Charlotte Street, tucked away under Roka restaurant.
37 Charlotte Street, London W1T 1RR
(+44 (0)20 7734 8142)
The Pigalle Club
You want to see some burlesque? Shimmy on down to this 'supper club' for the retro-swanky cabaret and live acts.
215 Piccadilly, London W1J 9HN
+44 (0)845 270 6996-4
Artisan du Chocolat
Not a café as such but a must-visit for chocoholics and those needing a sweet treat. If Willly Wonka had ever been given the Dolce & Gabbana treatment, his confectionery would resemble Artisan du Chocolat's seductive sugar-hits. Their new Notting Hill chocolateria has a dazzling array of mood-enhancing nibbles; try the salted caramels, flower-flavoured chocolate or the sexily packaged Wild and Tropical bars; a veritable choc-tail of tastes. Alternatively, sip a Cacao Martini as you share a plate of chocolate tapas. Leave your dentist friends at home.
81 Westbourne Grove, London, W2 4UL
(+44 (0)20 7437 4520)
Bar Italia
This Soho institution has been frothing cappuccinos for night owls and early birds for more than 50 years. Sit at one of the tables outside and watch the world go by.
22 Frith Street, London W1D 4RF
(+44 (0)20 7887 8888)
Café 2
Art and tarts abound in this second-floor café in Tate Modern. The views over the river are impressive and it's a convivial place to slurp a smoothie or indulge in a knickerbocker glory. There's also the Espresso Bar on the fourth floor and a restaurant on the seventh.
Tate Modern, Bankside, London SE1 9TG
(+44 (0)20 7323 8990)
Court Cafés
When you've had enough of the Ancient Greeks or the Imperial Romans, get your strength back and plan your afternoon city campaign with a coffee and a cake – you can admire/abhor Sir Norman Foster's controversial Great Court extension at the same time.
British Museum, Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3DG
(+44 (0)20 7734 0370)
Flat White Espresso Bar
Trust us, we've done our research, and this place makes some of the best coffee in London. Pop into the busy NZ-run café for a cup of some superior coffee (they source their beans and brews from cult coffee roaster Monmouth Coffee Company) to break up a shopping spree on Carnaby Street, or before you hit the bars in Soho.
17 Berwick Street, Soho, London W1F 0PT
(+44 (0)20 7451 9999)
Inn the Park
Nibble freshly made sandwiches and wolf buttermilk scones as you watch the swans and the pelicans do their thing in the oldest Royal Park in London.
St James's Park, London SW1A 2BJ
(+44 (0)20 7580 2522)
Meals at Heal's
If browsing before brunch is your bag, this Hansel and Gretel house on the first floor of interiors and homeware store Heal's serves up a great line in crumpets, eggy soldiers and dolly-daydream fairy cakes.
First Floor, Heal's, 196 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 7LQ
(+44 (0)20 7379 3516)
Monmouth Coffee Company
Caffeine addicts will get a shot of the good stuff at this artisan café. The perma-queue snaking outside the door speaks volumes, and if you like your brew, look out for the Borough Market outpost.
27 Monmouth Street, London, WC2H 9EU
(+44 (0)20 7836 3785)
Rock and Sole Plaice
Rock on down for the best fish 'n' chips in town; your underwater/underground-produce combo is served with piles of buttered white bread for DIY butty building.
47 Endell Street, London WC2H 9AJ
(+44 (0)207 253 5754)
St Ali
The east London outpost of a Melbourne institution, this Clerkenwell coffee house has its own roasting room, huge sacks of imported beans from all over the world and an extensive brunch menu. Try the Mexican-style corn fritters with spinach, grilled halloumi and poached eggs, French toast with vanilla mascarpone, caramelised walnuts and smoked bacon, or eggs on sourdough with thyme-roast mushrooms, grilled chorizo and black pudding. It's also open for lunch and dinner.
27 Clerkenwell Road, London EC1M 5RN
(+44 (0)20 7723 6066)
The Rooftop Restaurant
Head for this relaxed rooftop café atop the fantastic Alfies Antique Market in Marylebone for a hangover-busting full English breakfast or alfresco afternoon tea – or both, with a little shopping in between.
Alfies Antique Market, 13–25 Church Street, London NW8 8DT
(+44 (0)20 7494 8888)
The French fancies are works of art and there are more than 150 types of tea with which to wash them down at this slick Chinese teahouse, handily located between Carnaby Street and Soho. The dim sum are pretty extraordinary, too (if a little pricey compared to Chinatown's offerings).
15–17 Broadwick Street, London W1F 0DL


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Big Sur International Marathon
Disney Marathon
Freescale Austin Marathon
Canadian International Marathon
Chicago Marathon
Country Music Marathon - Nashville
Deadwood-Mickelson Trail Marathon
The Flying Pig Marathon, Cincinnati's finest!
Grandma's Marathon
Houston Marathon
Honolulu Marathon Las Vegas Marathon
For a complete list of marathons, see MarathonGuide.com.
Lost Dutchman Marathon
Mardis Gras Marathon
The Marine Corps Marathon in Wash D.C.
New York City Marathon
Philadelphia Marathon
Prince of Wales Marathon, Alaska
Quad Cities Marathon
The Durango Double - A Festival for Runners
Sacramento Marathon
San Diego's Rock and Roll Marathon
San Francisco Marathon
Twin Cities Marathon
Virginia Beach Half Marathon
White Rock Marathon
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