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Mechanism Of Action
Sotalol has both beta-adrenoreceptor blocking (Vaughan Williams Class II) and cardiac action potential duration prolongation (Vaughan Williams Class III) antiarrhythmic properties. The two isomers of sotalol have similar Class III antiarrhythmic effects, while the l-isomer is responsible for virtually all of the beta-blocking activity. The beta-blocking effect of sotalol is non-cardioselective, half maximal at about 80 mg/day and maximal at doses between 320 and 640 mg/day. Sotalol does not have partial agonist or membrane stabilizing activity. Although significant beta-blockade occurs at oral doses as low as 25 mg, significant Class III effects are seen only at daily doses of 160 mg and above.
In children, a Class III electrophysiologic effect can be seen at daily doses of 210 mg/m² body surface area (BSA). A reduction of the resting heart rate due to the beta-blocking effect of sotalol is observed at daily doses ≥ 90 mg/m² in children.
Cardiac Electrophysiological Effects
Sotalol hydrochloride prolongs the plateau phase of the cardiac action potential in the isolated myocyte, as well as in isolated tissue preparations of ventricular or atrial muscle (Class III activity). In intact animals it slows heart rate, decreases AV nodal conduction and increases the refractory periods of atrial and ventricular muscle and conduction tissue.
In man, the Class II (beta-blockade) electrophysiological effects of sotalol are manifested by increased sinus cycle length (slowed heart rate), decreased AV nodal conduction and increased AV nodal refractoriness. The Class III electrophysiological effects in man include prolongation of the atrial and ventricular monophasic action potentials, and effective refractory period prolongation of atrial muscle, ventricular muscle, and atrioventricular accessory pathways (where present) in both the anterograde and retrograde directions. With oral doses of 160 to 640 mg/day, the surface ECG shows dose-related mean increases of 40–100 msec in QT and 10–40 msec in QTc [See WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS]. No significant alteration in QRS interval is observed.
In a small study (n=25) of patients with implanted defibrillators treated concurrently with Betapace, the average defibrillatory threshold was 6 joules (range 2–15 joules) compared to a mean of 16 joules for a nonrandomized comparative group primarily receiving amiodarone.
Twenty-five children in an unblinded, multicenter trial with SVT and/or ventricular tachyarrhythmias, aged between 3 days and 12 years (mostly neonates and infants), received an ascending titration regimen with daily doses of 30, 90 and 210 mg/m² with dosing every 8 hours for a total 9 doses. During steady-state, the respective average increases above baseline of the QTc interval were 2, 14, and 29 msec at the 3 dose levels. The respective mean maximum increases above baseline of the QTc interval were 23, 36, and 55 msec at the 3 dose levels. The steady-state percent increases in the RR interval were 3, 9 and 12%. The smallest children (BSA < 0.33 m²) showed a tendency for larger Class III effects (ΔQTc) and an increased frequency of prolongations of the QTc interval as compared with larger children (BSA ≥ 0.33 m²). The beta-blocking effects also tended to be greater in the smaller children (BSA < 0.33 m²). Both the Class III and beta-blocking effects of sotalol were linearly related to the plasma concentrations.
In a study of systemic hemodynamic function measured invasively in 12 patients with a mean LV ejection fraction of 37% and ventricular tachycardia (9 sustained and 3 non-sustained), a median dose of 160 mg twice daily of Betapace produced a 28% reduction in heart rate and a 24% decrease in cardiac index at 2 hours post-dosing at steady-state. Concurrently, systemic vascular resistance and stroke volume showed nonsignificant increases of 25% and 8%, respectively. One patient was discontinued because of worsening congestive heart failure. Pulmonary capillary wedge pressure increased significantly from 6.4 mmHg to 11.8 mmHg in the 11 patients who completed the study. Mean arterial pressure, mean pulmonary artery pressure and stroke work index did not significantly change. Exercise and isoproterenol induced tachycardia are antagonized by Betapace, and total peripheral resistance increases by a small amount.
In hypertensive patients, sotalol produces significant reductions in both systolic and diastolic blood pressures. Although sotalol is usually well-tolerated hemodynamically, deterioration in cardiac performance may occur in patients with marginal cardiac compensation [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS].
The pharmacokinetics of the d and l enantiomers of sotalol are essentially identical.
In healthy subjects, the oral bioavailability of sotalol is 90–100%. After oral administration, peak plasma concentrations are reached in 2.5 to 4 hours, and steady-state plasma concentrations are attained within 2–3 days (that is, after 5–6 doses when administered twice daily). Over the dosage range 160–640 mg/day sotalol displays dose proportionality with respect to plasma concentrations. When administered with a standard meal, the absorption of sotalol was reduced by approximately 20% compared to administration in fasting state.
Sotalol does not bind to plasma proteins. Distribution occurs to a central (plasma) and to a peripheral compartment. Sotalol crosses the blood brain barrier poorly.
Sotalol is not metabolized and is not expected to inhibit or induce any CYP450 enzymes.
Excretion of sotalol is predominantly via the kidney in the unchanged form, and therefore lower doses are necessary in conditions of renal impairment [see DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION]. The mean elimination half-life of sotalol is 12 hours. Dosing every 12 hours results in trough plasma concentrations which are approximately one-half of those at peak.
Specific Populations
Pediatric: The combined analysis of a single-dose study and a multiple-dose study with 59 children, aged between 3 days and 12 years, showed the pharmacokinetics of sotalol to be first order. A daily dose of 30 mg/m² of sotalol was administered in the single dose study and daily doses of 30, 90 and 210 mg/m² were administered every 8 hours in the multi-dose study. After rapid absorption with peak levels occurring on average between 2–3 hours following administration, sotalol was eliminated with a mean half-life of 9.5 hours. Steady-state was reached after 1–2 days. The average peak to trough concentration ratio was 2. BSA was the most important covariate and more relevant than age for the pharmacokinetics of sotalol. The smallest children (BSA < 0.33m²) exhibited a greater drug exposure (+59%) than the larger children who showed a uniform drug concentration profile. The intersubject variation for oral clearance was 22%.
Geriatric: Age does not significantly alter the pharmacokinetics of Betapace/Betapace AF, but impaired renal function in geriatric patients can increase the terminal elimination half-life, resulting in increased drug accumulation.
Renal Impairment: Sotalol is mainly eliminated via the kidneys through glomerular filtration and to a small degree by tubular secretion. There is a direct relationship between renal function, as measured by serum creatinine or creatinine clearance, and the elimination rate of sotalol. The half-life of sotalol is prolonged (up to 69 hours) in anuric patients. Doses or dosing intervals should be adjusted based on creatinine clearance [see DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION].
Hepatic Impairment: Patients with hepatic impairment show no alteration in clearance of sotalol.
Drug-Drug Interactions
Antacids: Administration of oral sotalol within 2 hours of antacids may result in a reduction in Cmax and AUC of 26% and 20%, respectively, and consequently in a 25% reduction in the bradycardic effect at rest. Administration of the antacid two hours after oral sotalol has no effect on the pharmacokinetics or pharmacodynamics of sotalol.
No pharmacokinetic interactions were observed with hydrochlorothiazide or warfarin.
Clinical Studies
Ventricular Arrhythmias
Betapace (sotalol hydrochloride) has been studied in life-threatening and less severe arrhythmias. In patients with frequent premature ventricular complexes (VPC), Betapace (sotalol hydrochloride) was significantly superior to placebo in reducing VPCs, paired VPCs and non-sustained ventricular tachycardia (NSVT); the response was dose-related through 640 mg/day with 80–85% of patients having at least a 75% reduction of VPCs. Betapace was also superior, at the doses evaluated, to propranolol (40–80 mg TID) and similar to quinidine (200–400 mg QID) in reducing VPCs. In patients with life-threatening arrhythmias [sustained ventricular tachycardia/fibrillation (VT/VF)], Betapace was studied acutely [by suppression of programmed electrical stimulation (PES) induced VT and by suppression of Holter monitor evidence of sustained VT] and, in acute responders, chronically.
In a double-blind, randomized comparison of Betapace and procainamide given intravenously (total of 2 mg/kg Betapace vs. 19 mg/kg of procainamide over 90 minutes), Betapace suppressed PES induction in 30% of patients vs. 20% for procainamide (p=0.2).
In a randomized clinical trial [Electrophysiologic Study Versus Electrocardiographic Monitoring (ESVEM) Trial] comparing choice of antiarrhythmic therapy by PES suppression vs. Holter monitor selection (in each case followed by treadmill exercise testing) in patients with a history of sustained VT/VF who were also inducible by PES, the effectiveness acutely and chronically of Betapace was compared with that of 6 other drugs (procainamide, quinidine, mexiletine, propafenone, imipramine and pirmenol). Overall response, limited to first randomized drug, was 39% for Betapace and 30% for the pooled other drugs. Acute response rate for first drug randomized using suppression of PES induction was 36% for Betapace vs. a mean of 13% for the other drugs. Using the Holter monitoring endpoint (complete suppression of sustained VT, 90% suppression of NSVT, 80% suppression of VPC pairs, and at least 70% suppression of VPCs), Betapace yielded 41% response vs. 45% for the other drugs combined. Among responders placed on long-term therapy identified acutely as effective (by either PES or Holter), Betapace, when compared to the pool of other drugs, had the lowest two-year mortality (13% vs. 22%), the lowest two-year VT recurrence rate (30% vs. 60%), and the lowest withdrawal rate (38% vs. about 75–80%). The most commonly used doses of Betapace in this trial were 320– 480 mg/day (66% of patients), with 16% receiving 240 mg/day or less and 18% receiving 640 mg or more.
It cannot be determined, however, in the absence of a controlled comparison of Betapace vs. no pharmacologic treatment (for example, in patients with implanted defibrillators) whether Betapace response causes improved survival or identifies a population with a good prognosis.
Betapace has not been shown to enhance survival in patients with ventricular arrhythmias.
Clinical Studies In Supra-ventricular Arrhythmias
Betapace AF has been studied in patients with symptomatic AFIB/AFL in two principal studies, one in patients with primarily paroxysmal AFIB/AFL, the other in patients with primarily chronic AFIB.
In one study, a U.S. multicenter, randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind, dose-response trial of patients with symptomatic primarily paroxysmal AFIB/AFL, three fixed dose levels of Betapace AF (80 mg, 120 mg and 160 mg) twice daily and placebo were compared in 253 patients. In patients with reduced creatinine clearance (40-60 mL/min) the same doses were given once daily. Patients were excluded for the following reasons: QT > 450 msec; creatinine clearance < 40 mL/min; intolerance to beta-blockers; bradycardia-tachycardia syndrome in the absence of an implanted pacemaker; AFIB/AFL was asymptomatic or was associated with syncope, embolic CVA or TIA; acute myocardial infarction within the previous 2 months; congestive heart failure; bronchial asthma or other contraindications to beta-blocker therapy; receiving potassium losing diuretics without potassium replacement or without concurrent use of ACE-inhibitors; uncorrected hypokalemia (serum potassium < 3.5 meq/L) or hypomagnesemia (serum magnesium < 1.5 meq/L); received chronic oral amiodarone therapy for > 1 month within previous 12 weeks; congenital or acquired long QT syndromes; history of Torsade de Pointes with other antiarrhythmic agents which increase the duration of ventricular repolarization; sinus rate < 50 bpm during waking hours; unstable angina pectoris; receiving treatment with other drugs that prolong the QT interval; and AFIB/AFL associated with the Wolff-Parkinson-White (WPW) syndrome. If the QT interval increased to ≥ 520 msec (or JT ≥ 430 msec if QRS > 100 msec) the drug was discontinued. The patient population in this trial was 64% male, and the mean age was 62 years. No structural heart disease was present in 43% of the patients. Doses were administered once daily in 20% of the patients because of reduced creatinine clearance.
Betapace AF was shown to prolong the time to the first symptomatic, ECG-documented recurrence of AFIB/AFL, as well as to reduce the risk of such recurrence at both 6 and 12 months. The 120 mg dose was more effective than 80 mg, but 160 mg did not appear to have an added benefit. Note that these doses were given twice or once daily, depending on renal function. The results are shown in Figure 2, Table 7 and Table 8.
Figure 2: Study 1 – Time to First ECG-Documented
Recurrence of Symptomatic AFIB/AFL Since Randomization
Table 7: Study 1 – Patient
Status at 12 Months
|Betapace AF Dose
|80 mg
|120 mg
|160 mg
|On treatment in NSR at 12 months without recurrencea
|D/C for AEs
|a Symptomatic AFIB/AFL
b Efficacy endpoint of Study 1; study treatment stopped.
Note that columns do not add up to 100% due to discontinuations (D/C) for "other" reasons.
Table 8: Study 1 – Median
Time to Recurrence of Symptomatic AFIB/AFL and Relative Risk (vs. Placebo) at
12 Months
|Betapace AF Dose
|80 mg
|120 mg
|160 mg
|P-value vs. placebo
|Relative Risk (RR) to placebo
|Median time to recurrence (days)
Discontinuation because of adverse events was dose related.
In a second multicenter, randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind study of 6 months duration in 232 patients with chronic AFIB, Betapace AF was titrated over a dose range from 80 mg/day to 320 mg/day. The patient population of this trial was 70% male with a mean age of 65 years. Structural heart disease was present in 49% of the patients. All patients had chronic AFIB for > 2 weeks but < 1 year at entry with a mean duration of 4.1 months. Patients were excluded if they had significant electrolyte imbalance, QTc > 460 msec, QRS > 140 msec, any degree of AV block or functioning pacemaker, uncompensated cardiac failure, asthma, significant renal disease (estimated creatinine clearance < 50 mL/min), heart rate < 50 bpm, myocardial infarction or open heart surgery in past 2 months, unstable angina, infective endocarditis, active pericarditis or myocarditis, ≥ 3 DC cardioversions in the past, medications that prolonged QT interval, and previous amiodarone treatment. After successful cardioversion patients were randomized to receive placebo (n=114) or Betapace AF (n=118), at a starting dose of 80 mg twice daily. If the initial dose was not tolerated it was decreased to 80 mg once daily, but if it was tolerated it was increased to 160 mg twice daily. During the maintenance period 67% of treated patients received a dose of 160 mg twice daily, and the remainder received doses of 80 mg once daily (17%) and 80 mg twice daily (16%).
Tables 9 and 10 show the results of the trial. There was a longer time to ECG-documented recurrence of AFIB and a reduced risk of recurrence at 6 months compared to placebo.
Table 9: Study 2 – Patient
Status at 6 Months
|Betapace AF
|On treatment in NSR at 6 months without recurrencea
|D/C for AEs
|a Symptomatic or asymptomatic AFIB/AFL
b Efficacy endpoint of Study 2; study treatment stopped.
Table 10: Study 2 – Median Time to Recurrence of
Symptomatic AFIB/AFL/Death and Relative Risk (vs. Placebo) at 6 Months
|Betapace AF
|P-value vs. placebo
|Relative Risk (RR) to placebo
|Median time to recurrence (days)
|> 180
Figure 3: Study 2 – Time to
First ECG-Documented Recurrence of Symptomatic AFIB/AFL/Death Since
Clinical Studies In Patients With Myocardial Infarction
In a large double-blind, placebo controlled secondary prevention (postinfarction) trial (n=1,456); Betapace (sotalol hydrochloride) was given as a non-titrated initial dose of 320 mg once daily. Betapace did not produce a significant increase in survival (7.3% mortality on Betapace vs. 8.9% on placebo, p=0.3), but overall did not suggest an adverse effect on survival. There was, however, a suggestion of an early (i.e., first 10 days) excess mortality (3% on Betapace vs. 2% on placebo).
In a second small trial (n=17 randomized to Betapace) where Betapace was administered at high doses (for example, 320 mg twice daily) to high-risk post-infarction patients (ejection fraction < 40% and either > 10 VPC/hr or VT on Holter), there were 4 fatalities and 3 serious hemodynamic/electrical adverse events within two weeks of initiating Betapace.
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- 29.58 ml light corn syrup
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"The Three Beggars"
Based on the "Raven Forest" Interlude by Nick Knight and Ruth Hogben for Lady Gaga's "Monster Ball".
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Bolton 2-0 Derby
- From the section Football
Late goals from Kevin Davies and Chris Eagles gave Bolton their first win back in the Championship.
Marvin Sordell wasted the best chance of the first half when he headed wide, before Derby had a Richard Keogh strike ruled out for a push.
Davies finally broke the deadlock when he fired home from Eagles' teasing left-wing corner.
Mason Bennett hit the post for Derby before Eagles fired in a last-minute goal from 20 yards.
Owen Coyle had seen his Bolton side suffer an opening-day defeat against his former employers Burnley at the weekend, and they were jeered off the pitch by sections of the crowd after a lacklustre first half.
Debutant Conor Sammon - - should have given the Rams an early lead and, although Sordell went close at the other end, Bolton departed to boos at the interval.
Nigel Clough's men were brighter once again after the restart, with Nathan Tyson going close before Keogh's strike from a corner was ruled out for a foul.
But Bolton steadily improved and, following a spell of persistent pressure, Davies made no mistake from Eagles' corner - slamming home emphatically.
Wanderers goalkeeper Adam Bogdan was then fortunate to see Bennett's drive squirm under his dive and against the post.
But Bolton secured the three points in stoppage time when Eagles forced his way through a pair of challenges to slot an assured low finish.
Lineup, Bookings (4) & Substitutions (3)
- 01 Bogdan
- 02 Mears
- 04 Mills Booked
- 12 Knight Booked
- 18 Ricketts
- 07 Eagles
- 08 Andrews
- 16 M Davies Booked
- 27 Lee
- 14 K Davies
- 19 Sordell (Afobe - 60' )
- 24 Lonergan
- 03 Alonso
- 05 Ream
- 10 Petrov
- 11 Wylde
- 21 Pratley
- 17 Afobe
- 01 Fielding
- 02 Brayford
- 03 Roberts
- 06 Keogh
- 16 O'Connor
- 04 Bryson
- 07 Coutts
- 08 Hendrick
- 09 Tyson Booked (Bennett - 84' )
- 10 Ward
- 32 Sammon (Hughes - 69' )
- 13 Legzdins
- 05 Buxton
- 21 Gjokaj
- 12 Jacobs
- 19 Hughes
- 14 Doyle
- 20 Bennett
Match Stats
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Full Time The referee brings the game to a close.90:00 +3:07
Benik Afobe takes a shot. Save by Frank Fielding.90:00 +0:24 Goal scored
Goal! - Chris Eagles - Bolton 2 - 0 Derby Chris Eagles finds the back of the net with a goal from inside the area to the bottom left corner of the goal. Bolton 2-0 Derby.89:23 Booking
Booking Booking for Zat Knight for unsporting behaviour.88:18
Unfair challenge on Jeff Hendrick by Mark Davies results in a free kick. John Brayford takes the free kick.87:39
Mason Bennett takes a shot. Adam Bogdan makes a save.83:39 Substitution
Substitution Mason Bennett replaces Nathan Tyson.82:15
Matt Mills fouled by Will Hughes, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Adam Bogdan.80:49
Foul by Kevin Davies on Jeff Hendrick, free kick awarded. Gareth Roberts takes the direct free kick.80:03
Keith Andrews fouled by Craig Bryson, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Adam Bogdan.78:39
Frank Fielding takes the free kick.78:39 Booking
Booking Mark Davies receives a caution.78:34
Foul by Mark Davies on Will Hughes, free kick awarded.76:15 Goal scored
Goal! - Kevin Davies - Bolton 1 - 0 Derby Goal scored by Kevin Davies from close range low into the middle of the goal. Bolton 1-0 Derby.75:23
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Chris Eagles, Kevin Davies takes a shot. Save by Frank Fielding.73:18
Free kick awarded for a foul by Will Hughes on Matt Mills. Free kick taken by Adam Bogdan.72:29
Corner taken right-footed by Jamie Ward to the near post, clearance by Keith Andrews.70:29
Chris Eagles produces a drilled left-footed shot from 18 yards. Save by Frank Fielding.69:10
Foul by Richard Keogh on Kevin Davies, free kick awarded. The free kick is delivered right-footed by Chris Eagles from left wing.68:05 Substitution
Substitution (Derby) makes a substitution, with Will Hughes coming on for Conor Sammon.
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Chris Eagles, Kevin Davies produces a header from inside the area that goes over the bar.65:32
Benik Afobe takes a shot. Save by Frank Fielding. Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Chris Eagles. Gareth Roberts challenges Chung-Yong Lee unfairly and gives away a free kick. The free kick is swung in right-footed by Chris Eagles, James O'Connor makes a clearance.64:50
Paul Coutts takes a outswinging corner to the near post.62:28
Nathan Tyson challenges Zat Knight unfairly and gives away a free kick. Matt Mills takes the direct free kick.60:31
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on James O'Connor by Kevin Davies. Frank Fielding takes the free kick.59:02
Frank Fielding restarts play with the free kick.59:02 Substitution
Substitution Benik Afobe joins the action as a substitute, replacing Marvin Sordell.59:02
Chung-Yong Lee challenges Gareth Roberts unfairly and gives away a free kick.58:18
James O'Connor concedes a free kick for a foul on Marvin Sordell. Free kick crossed right-footed by Chris Eagles from left wing, clearance by Craig Bryson.56:01
Jamie Ward delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from left wing, clearance made by Zat Knight.56:01 Booking
Booking The referee shows Matt Mills a yellow card for unsporting behaviour.55:50
Conor Sammon fouled by Matt Mills, the ref awards a free kick.54:31
Conor Sammon is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Adam Bogdan takes the free kick.53:17
Kevin Davies gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Richard Keogh. Free kick taken by Frank Fielding.52:22
Chris Eagles decides to take the corner short. Mark Davies takes a shot. Craig Bryson gets a block in.52:11
Chris Eagles takes a shot. Blocked by Paul Coutts.51:36
Foul by Gareth Roberts on Chung-Yong Lee, free kick awarded. Keith Andrews takes the free kick.49:54
Handball by Tyrone Mears. Direct free kick taken by Gareth Roberts.49:18
Shot from just outside the box by Conor Sammon goes over the crossbar.48:34
Shot by Marvin Sordell from deep inside the penalty area misses to the right of the goal.47:22
Corner from the left by-line taken by Jamie Ward, Foul by Nathan Tyson on Matt Mills, free kick awarded. Adam Bogdan restarts play with the free kick.47:01
Jamie Ward takes a shot. Blocked by Zat Knight.45:37
Shot from outside the box by Jamie Ward goes wide right of the target.45:01
The referee gets the second half underway.45:00 +1:12 Half time
Half Time The ref blows to signal half-time.45:00 +0:10
Jamie Ward challenges Chung-Yong Lee unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick crossed by Tyrone Mears.42:52
Free kick awarded for a foul by Keith Andrews on Jeff Hendrick. The free kick is swung in right-footed by John Brayford. Handball decision goes against Kevin Davies. Adam Bogdan restarts play with the free kick.42:04
A cross is delivered by Gareth Roberts, save by Adam Bogdan.39:38
Corner taken by Jamie Ward, save made by Adam Bogdan.37:58
Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Chris Eagles, James O'Connor fouled by Zat Knight, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Frank Fielding.36:32
The assistant referee flags for offside against Conor Sammon. Adam Bogdan restarts play with the free kick.34:55
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Jamie Ward by Tyrone Mears. Frank Fielding restarts play with the free kick.32:04
James O'Connor fouled by Kevin Davies, the ref awards a free kick. Frank Fielding takes the direct free kick.31:01
Jamie Ward takes the inswinging corner, Keith Andrews makes a clearance.28:27
Jamie Ward is penalised for handball and concedes a free kick. Free kick crossed right-footed by Chris Eagles, Frank Fielding makes a save. Chung-Yong Lee takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Kevin Davies gets a block in.25:31
Foul by Matt Mills on Conor Sammon, free kick awarded. James O'Connor takes the direct free kick.24:17
Foul by Zat Knight on Nathan Tyson, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Jeff Hendrick.21:27
Nathan Tyson produces a right-footed shot from just outside the box that goes wide right of the goal.19:23
Richard Keogh gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Kevin Davies. Free kick taken by Samuel Ricketts.17:55
Marvin Sordell has a headed effort at goal from close range which goes wide of the left-hand post.16:25
Zat Knight takes the free kick.16:25 Booking
Booking Nathan Tyson shown a yellow card.16:15
Unfair challenge on Keith Andrews by Nathan Tyson results in a free kick.15:17
Foul by Craig Bryson on Mark Davies, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Keith Andrews.12:42
Corner taken right-footed by Mark Davies from the right by-line, John Brayford makes a clearance.12:00
The assistant referee signals for offside against Marvin Sordell. Free kick taken by Frank Fielding.11:27
Long range effort from Chris Eagles misses to the left of the target.10:21
Jamie Ward takes a shot. Comfortable save by Adam Bogdan.9:21
Chris Eagles has a shot on goal from outside the area which misses left.8:48
A cross is delivered by Chung-Yong Lee, James O'Connor gets a block in.7:37
Free kick awarded for a foul by James O'Connor on Kevin Davies. Keith Andrews takes the free kick.6:21
Foul by Jamie Ward on Chung-Yong Lee, free kick awarded. Chris Eagles crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from right wing, Frank Fielding makes a save.5:07
Effort from inside the six-yard box by Chris Eagles goes wide left of the target.4:34
Chung-Yong Lee takes a shot. Frank Fielding makes a comfortable save.3:16
Conor Sammon takes a shot. Save by Adam Bogdan.0:00
The referee gets the game underway.
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This is my favorite part: "It feels like we've always been here," Scott finished for him. "Sometimes I feel like everything that came before just happened to somebody else." These feelings are so true. I think you very ably captured the thoughts of two men who have grown to know one another well. And I like the reference to the beginning about Murdoch and the land. It had to be a hard statement coming from their father, one I hoped he would regret the minute it came out. Thanks!
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Warm and fuzzy. Loved it. :-)
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Beautiful anniversary story. Loved both sons calling Murdoch 'Pa'.


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Addi wrote: > Ross Gardler wrote: > >> Addi wrote: > > > ... > >>> Once I get the WP DTD sorted out, I will be golden but related to the >>> serializer issue, I added the serializer to my project sitemap using >>> the cocoon example. I am testing this separately from the DTD/plugin >>> solution above and now I am getting the page (yeah!) but in raw >>> xhtml, not skinned. Is this related to the 0.7 raw html discussion >>> that has been going on (that I didn't really follow)? I'm sorry that >>> the whole process isn't really clear to me at this point so I have >>> difficulty self-troubleshooting and I keep asking more questions >>> everytime you answer. >> >> >> >> That's no problem. Soon you'll know the answers and will answer other >> users questions. We all start somewhere. >> >> To skin the content you need to change the sitemap entry to to: >> >> <?xml version="1.0"?> >> <map:sitemap xmlns:map="http://apache.org/cocoon/sitemap/1.0"> >> <map:pipelines> >> <map:pipeline> >> <map:match pattern="resolver-*.xml"> >> <map:generate src="{project:content.xdocs}resolver-{1}.xml"/> >> <map:transform >> >> src="file:///usr/share/sgml/docbook/xsl-stylesheets/xhtml/docbook.xsl"/> >> <map:transform src="{forrest:stylesheets}/html2document.xsl" /> >> <map:serialize type="xml"/> >> </map:match> >> </map:pipeline> >> </map:pipelines> >> </map:sitemap> >> >> The differences are that we are responding to a request for XML rather >> than HTML now. Forrest makes a request for an xml document as part of >> its resolving of HTML requests. That request will come here, we >> generate XHTMl using the docbook stylesheets, then we convert that to >> XDoc then the calling pipeline does the skinning. >> >> There is a pretty good description of this process (from a >> differentuse case) in >> http://forrest.apache.org/0.7/docs/howto/howto-custom-html-source.html#Understanding%20the%20HTML-Pipeline >> > > > Thanks for that, it definitely helped. I am beginning to get a fuzzy > picture of it now. :) > >> >> I *think* this will work but I've not tried it. Pleae let us know how >> you get on, even if it doesn't work, I'll help you debug it because >> this is something we have come across before now and have hoped to >> test out. > > > Well, I modified the sitemap and it didn't like the change. I now get > nothing with this: > <map:pipelines> > <map:pipeline> > <map:match pattern="**wp.xml"> > <map:generate src="{project:content.xdocs}{1}wp.xml"/> > <map:transform > > src="file:///C:/xsl/docbook/docbook-xsl-1.68.1/xhtml/docbook.xsl"/> > <map:transform src="{forrest:stylesheets}/html2document.xsl" /> > <map:serialize type="xml"/> > </map:match> > </map:pipeline> > </map:pipelines> > > I realize that you are busy this week with the release and I am not in a > rush to get this figured out, so we can come back to this when you have > the time. Thanks for your help. > Comment out the second transform, what do you see when requesting "***wp.xml" There is currently a bug in html2document that results in no content being displayed under certain conditions - http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOR-394 Ross
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Wow, the earth has opened Ian. Greetings Berend
Yes indeed, Berend. That the woolshed is still standing after the quake amazes me. There has been about a 4M displacement along this fault. The water-race and the fence on the other side of the shed demonstrate the shift clearly.
the set of 3 photos posted here are spread over 5 kms of the fault; this one to the east of Kivers Road, the next one on Highfield Road and the one of the water-race beside Telegraph Road.
After all the 'displacement' we have had, Ian, now mother nature is trying to make ammends(...?..) with a 'snow job' to hide it all!
Better get back to the shovel, it has stopped rain/snow/sleeting for another short period...
Peter Snowman EarthQuaked city...nz!
Warm greetings Worapong aka Ah-Pong,
Thanks for another special visit and for the award. This shed is on private property so there aren't many images of this around. I happened to meet the farmer fixing one of his fences and asked him for directions and he said that I should drive up his road to the shearing shed and start there. There is actually a 3M displacement here: the ground on the right has moved 3M relative to the land on the left which is carrying the whole shed: the end of the shed has simply lost its support and is held in place by the flooring that is anchored to the left side of the fault.
I found the amount of movement quite incredible.
Hi Peter, The Snowman,
Poor CHCH!!! Snow jobs! Can't play rugby when the ground is covered in snow. Can't play rugby when the stadium is compromised! But did play brilliantly against the Queensland Reds in the final! Thought it was a great match - one of the best I have watched.
And I am a Queenslander! That makes it better, but there could be no better opposition than the Crusaders.
I hope that all the snow is a huge boost to the winter tourism industry and helps the glaciers to lengthen!
If I were there I would be out with a shovel to help you, Peter, but I would be keeping off the roads to stay warm inside.
O, will it still be snowing when the World Cup comes to Invercargill, Dunedin and Timaru? Might have to play the matches in Brisbane instead!!
No Ian, I'd reckon that the snow one of my neices in Q'land recorded on her camera, was what you wanted for up there... Only a bit of sleet, but she got it on the camera perfectly.
Our weatherman get it correct about 20% of the time 'yes there will be weather...' and it does what it likes, Ian.
Emptied 46mm out of my raingauge the other day, and Nelson got a real pasting, with 423mm in 24 hours, with landslides, damage galore and they are lucky not to loose any lives.
[that came from across the 'ditch they said...]
Hi Peter,
Much of your weather does come across the Ditch, even the dust to colour the glaciers.
Poor Nelson. Not good for the grapes, the hops or the tourists.
I've just returned from Tonga, so I wasn't here for the snow or sleet. Where was your niece? Stanthorpe, up in the cold country?
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There are plenty of "old wives tales" around how to treat the common problem of stained skin as a result from dyeing hair. If you can act quickly, your best bet is to lightly wet a cotton ball with some warm water and gently wipe the "slipped" hue away before it can set into the skin (it usually takes several minutes before the color has a chance to truly permeate).
The other foolproof method lies in preventing hair color skin stains before they start. Before you put on your colorist gloves, apply a dab of conditioner, Vaseline or lip balm around the hairline and other areas you know are subject to dripping color (like earlobes, eyebrows, the jawline and the nape of your neck). Adding moisture to sit on the skin will provide a "barrier" that color can't attach to or stain. Further, having a visual cue of your "danger zones" can help to mentally manage your color application.
If you're past the point of creating a color boundary and you've now got a full blown stain to contend with, Kari Hill senior hair colorist at Serge Normant at John Frieda Salon in Los Angeles advises clients that when stains are faint, patience may just be the best policy. "If there is a shadow, I tell my clients to go home and wait a bit until some of their natural oils have returned to their skin. Then I have them use an oil based eye makeup remover with a cotton ball," shares Hill.
There are loads of other "old wives tales" out there when it comes to removing hair color from the skin. Though many of these will depend on how much color has seeped, how permanent the dye blend is, where it is located, and how sensitive your skin is, one of these "home-tested" methods might just do the trick for you.
1. Olive oil and baby oil
Some experts suggest dabbing a cotton ball or Q-tip in olive oil. Then gently rub on the stained area until the colors fade. Cortney Crace, a color expert at Butterfly Studio Salon, says that success with olive oil can be hit or miss because it can prove to be too concentrated of an oil and cause skin problems for some. Her alternative? Baby oil. "Mix [face] cleanser with baby oil and apply or use some baby oil first applying directly on the problem area, rotating in circular motions to target stain, [and] then cleanse the area."
2. Cold ashes
"The best unconventional trick is an old school one," says Crace. Cold cigarette ashes. Yep, you read that right, but for obvious reasons it's best for tough skin that isn't sensitive. "Mix warm water and ashes together in a small bowl. Dab onto stain with a Q-tip or cotton ball. Let sit for about 15 min and watch your stain fade away."
Next step, wash you face so you don't smell like ashes.
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If you have sensitive skin, this one's for you. Crace says makeup remover is a great multi-purpose product that can tackle hair dye stains in most cases. "Apply on a cotton ball with hair pulled back and rub away," she says. Wait five minutes before rinsing and check the stain. It should disappear.
4. Nail polish remover
A quick google search will bring up several articles on how nail polish remover removes hair dye from skin. According to many, it works. However, Crace isn't quick to recommend it. "My advice is always to stray away from using nail polish remover on any part of the face."
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Finally, if all else fails spray a bit of hairspray onto a cotton ball. Before the color has time to dye, rub the cotton ball onto the stained area of skin to break the bond of color to the skin. Crace admits, she has not heard of much success with this method. So...
If at-home methods fail when trying to remove hair color stains, turn to the pros. Professional beauty supply store chains, like Sally's Beauty Supply, sell inexpensive hair color stain removal blends that should do the trick. "Also don't forget you can always give your local/nearest salon a visit to help remove the stain with a professional, gentle solution," says Crace.
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It was about five years ago
Me and my godbrother Dre were about three Long Island Iced Teas down, watching the second day of the 2000 NCAA Tournament, when the argument started.
"No school in NCAA history can put a squad together that could beat UNC if you put their best on the court."
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Hold up.
He must have had a couple more iced teas than I realized.
"What about UCLA?" I screamed. "Cap [Jabbar] and Walton? The Tar Heels would get stomped."
"Stomped?!?" his voice got high. "Let me give you some names: Jordan, McAdoo, Worthy, Carter, Stackhouse, Phil Ford, Billy Cunningham and I'm not even going to mention Walter Davis, who was probably better than all of them when he was there."
"You want names?" I snapped. "Here: Jamaal Wilkes, Marques Johnson, Michael Warren would kill Phil Ford, Reggie Miller, Rocket Rod Foster, Richard Washington, Gail Goodrich what?!?"
As we sobered up, the light bulbs illuminated above our heads.
For four years I tried to get the idea into print in Slam magazine. Nothing happened.
Lesson learned from Steve Jobs: never let a good idea die.
On a luxury bus en route to a Mets game in Queens from the Bristol campus half a decade later, the not-yet-named Justice League members were in a concept meeting.
"Any ideas on something special we can do on Page 2 to open the NCAA basketball season?"
Ding. Illumination.
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Imagine fantasy football on meth, PS2 on crack. A sports bar idea with a research department behind it.
This is make-believe basketball to the extreme. On andro.
Hoops gone wild.
Thirty-two teams. All-time rosters. All-world contests. All-out battle.
No other sport lends itself to making something like this happen. No other sport has players interchangeable by position so the great ones could play together and no other sport has a BCS-free tournament close to what March Madness has become.
So we took it there. From the seedings to the famous and infamous campus settings down to Dickie V. and Billy P. calling the big games together. And when selecting the seven-man squads (hey, there aren't enough minutes to go around for bigger rosters), both college and pro careers went into consideration.
So when you're imagining players imagine them at their peaks. When you see Kevin McHale on the University of Minnesota, don't just think of what he did in the Big 10, think of the Kevin McHale that became one of the best power forwards in NBA history. When you see Austin Carr's name on Notre Dame, think about how he changed the college game during his time in South Bend (125 points in three games in the 1971 NCAA Tournament!), not only what he did in a Cavs uniform.
When you are thinking Michael Jordan -- think Michael Jordan.
In actuality, it's the ultimate mental college basketball experience. One that could launch the greatest argument in post-One Shining Moment sports history.
And in an effort to give each game some texture, ESPN was twisted enough to put their print version of "PTI" on assignment to flush out every game. So each game, Eric Neel and I will tell the story of one team's fate. Good or bad, overmatched or even, win or lose. No draw.
And in the end, regardless of what is written, it will be left up to the true powers that be -- the readers, the fans, the pundits, the experts -- to determine which university is the greatest basketball mecca of all time.
For me this is one of those small moments when a concept comes full circle. Where a disagreement with your boy can jump off in a bar and turn into a three-week event discussed on "Classic Now."
This is not only a dream come true, but one about to be shared.
With the basketball world. With the sports world.
Welcome to The Dance. The Dance of Life. The greatest college basketball tournament ever.
Choose your squad. Ball or fall. And don't be shocked if LSU wins it all.
Now, if only I could find the number to the president of EA SportsScoop Jackson is an award-winning journalist who has covered sports and culture for more than 15 years. He is a former editor of Slam, XXL, Hoop and Inside Stuff magazines and the author of "Battlegrounds: America's Street Poets Called Ballers" and "LeBron James: the Chambers of Fear." He resides in Chicago with his wife and two kids. You can e-mail Scoop here. Or, join him in chat.


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Muizenberg and Kalk Bay Theatres
Masque Theatre - Muizenberg
The Masque Theatre is an intimate theatre on the Main Road (M4) in Muizenberg, regularly presenting a variety of plays, musicals, ballet recitals and comedy shows. The theatre was founded in 1959 to foster and maintain a universal love for theatre, and this dream continues to live on in the Muizenberg community today through the Masque theatre and her offerings. Ravaged by fire in 1999, a contemporary theatre rose like a phoenix from the literal ashes and today is a wonderful addition to the Cape's theatrical community.
A cabaret of offerings
The 174 seat theatre, typical of most small community theatres, has an oft changing and wide variety of productions to chose from and information on the upcoming programme is best accessed via the theatre's website or from the Cape Town Tourism's office in Muizenberg. The theatre has a fully licensed bar and offers snacks but no restaurant.
Contact details…
Tel: +27(0)21 788 1898
Address: Main Road, Muizenberg
Booking hours: 09h00-16h00 on weekdays or 09h30-11h30 on Saturdays.
The Kalk Bay Theatre
This intimate 78-seater gallery theatre situated a literal stone's throw from the False Bay water's edge is situated in what was once a Dutch Reformed church. Today the petit building, constructed in 1876, is alive and well as a vibrant and well-supported enterprise serving the theatre-loving folk of the South Peninsula.
Theatre with a view inside and out
With an incredible view of Cape Town's seafront, on the quirky and bohemian main road of Kalk Bay stands this unique and intimate theatre. Built lovingly by hand inside the heritage protected old Church, the theatre marries both an eclectic and historic atmosphere giving you a truly special and wonderfully Cape Town experience.
A seat on the beech
The theatre has 78 beech wood seats in the audience, set in a three quarter round, of which eleven are cozy love seats for two. The seating for shows is generally unreserved allowing one to select preferred seats on arrival prior to your meal. The stage is set on the floor mere centimetres from the front row providing the most intimate of theatrical experiences and the backdrop of the performance area boasts the original stone walls of the old church building.
Good food by any other name
The restaurant upstairs is lively and inviting, serving mouth-watering meals to pre-show diners, and varying decadent desserts. The dinners are Mediterranean inspired and feature local produce with a vegetarian offering always available and a fully stocked bar.
Contact details…
Tel: +27(0)79 361 8275
Address: 52 Main Road, Kalk Bay
- Phone: +27 (0) 21-788-1898
- Website: http://www.muizenberg.info/masque.html
Earth Fair Market
A top quality market experience. Earth Fair Market has high standards and great quality traders. They are all about pasture reared and ethically farmed animal products and fresh produce shopping.
Lourensford Market
Combine the scenic splendour of the renowned Lourensford Wine Estate with the rustic sophistication of a quality market and you'll find yourself at the Lourensford Market.
Cape Town Magic Club
Africa's Premier Magic Club. Located in the Cape Town Club, the intimate 40 seater theatre will offer patrons a rare opportunity to see top local magicians (and the occasional mystery guest) perform their own unique brands of illusion, sleight of hand and mentalism in an exclusive venue.
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Interactive cooking experience where guests come and enjoy social dining in a real South African home while learning how to make tasty dishes and cooking tips and tricks
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The Underdog's Auto Toon Spin attraction, which recently celebrated its feral anniversary
The Underdog's Auto Toon Spin queue is like a skulk across the seedy side of Toontown. The attraction autos are built like Benny the Cog, and while you drive you can spin them by yanking the headlights.
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I hate to pull the YouTube card, but this really isn't NG material. I am in full support of non-flash videos here, but this was really pointless.
The only good part was the SOAD, but I can't give this a decent score just for that...
oh waw you took a bunch of in game stuf and made short movie outof it ,anney idiot can do that....
"Nothing Too New Or Interesting"
Oh come on now starting it off with granades is cheating man the only real way to do it is start with nothing find a club an beat the shit out of the cops! Do it right next time i was expecting some serious stuff the best thing u did was shoot on the end of the taxi. An you need to steal a tank somewere during the game to make it more "Interesting" Try to clean up the graphics next time also. And i read a review u answered saying tanks arnt fun to look at, It all depends on what the tanks doing bud!
Well if u make another 1 i hope u consider those ideas!
yeah, soo, youre point?
ive played the game too, its a cool game, whats your point? this movie is totally lame
does movies have to have point now-a-days, i just felt like recording some cool stuff i did and here it is, i dont give a shit wut you think
not much effort was put in it.
it was ok for awile then it just got old. the guy should keep doing more crazy things then jumping cars... alright


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Very good place near the Ganga River and ghats. Perfect roof top restaurant with tasty food and reasonable prices is like oasis in Varanasi. Sometimes too comunicative owner. But he can help you arrange boat trips and transfer whereever you want.
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The owner and his son were very friendly, and would help you with anything, specially if you ordrr a pick up rikshaw from train station or elswhere. The place is in the location where rikshaws do not drive, so you have to find your stay in a maze of the tiny streets, but if you order their rikshaw pick up the driver can walk you to the place, which is very convenient ;) The room was ok, no window, no hot shower, but was ok for the money. Location is perfect, just 30seconds walk to the Ganga ;)
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Overnight stays at a Georgian country-manor hotel in the South Wales Valleys are now £89. This offer for two includes dining credit and saves £76 on the cost of packaging the stay yourself.
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Indian restaurant Mint & Mustard is "a long-reigning star of the Cardiff dining scene", according to The Good Food Guide 2016, while a reviewer at The Independent calls it the "best in Wales". You can now visit for lunch or dinner with prosecco for two for up to 45% less than usual.
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For £49, you can now enjoy a spa day at the "stylish" (The AA) 4-star Corran Resort and Spa in the Carmarthenshire countryside, and get all-day use of the facilities, a 55-minute treatment, and afternoon tea with bubbly.
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Source: Restaurant 1861
The "cosy" (The Michelin Guide 2016) Restaurant 1861 near Abergavenny is a renovated Victorian inn that offers classically based cooking with "modern twists". For £25, you can now get a meal and bubbly for two at this 2-AA-Rosette venue.
12-1:30pm Tue-Sat; 7-8:45pm Tue-Fri until 30 Sep
Source: Park House Restaurant
For less than £15 a head, you and a friend can enjoy afternoon tea at the "striking" (The Michelin Guide 2016) Grade I-listed Park House in Cardiff -- that's a saving of 42% on the regular price.
12-4pm Wed-Sat until 31 Oct
Source: BEST WESTERN Llyndir Hall Hotel
For £25, two people can visit BEST WESTERN Llyndir Hall Hotel, an "elegant manor house" (The AA) in Rossett near Wrexham, for afternoon tea and bubbly.
12pm-4pm Sun-Fri until 30 Sep
Chapel 1877 has been named Fine Dining Restaurant of the Year in Cardiff in the 2016 Lux Hospitality Awards. For £29, you can now get a 2-course lunch or dinner for two at this "swanky" (The Good Food Guide 2016) city-centre venue.
12-9pm Mon-Thu; 12-4pm Fri 27 Jun-31 Oct
Source: The Celtic Manor Resort
A round of golf for two at the AA 5-star Celtic Manor Resort is now £59, saving up to 65% -- you can play on either the Roman Road Course or the Montgomerie Course, which was designed by Colin Montgomerie himself.
Mon-Fri until 31 Oct
Source: Anglesey Boat Trips
Look out for seals, porpoises and puffins while admiring the Welsh coastline on a powerboat cruise from Anglesey Boat Trips, now £15 per person.
9am-6pm daily until 12 Oct
Source: Best Western Lamphey Court Hotel & Spa
For £49, you can enjoy a spa day at the Best Western Lamphey Court Hotel & Spa, a Georgian mansion "in attractive countryside" (The AA Hotel Guide 2016). The deal includes a back massage, use of the facilities, afternoon tea and a glass of bubbly.
Valid Sun-Fri until 30 Sep; treatments: 10am-6pm; facilities: 10am-9pm Mon-Fri; 10am-8pm Sun; afternoon tea: 2:30-5pm
Source: Molly's Bar & Restaurant
You can get a 2-course lunch or dinner with wine for two at Molly's Bar & Restaurant, which boasts views of the Menai Strait, for £14.50 a head -- saving up to 53% on the usual cost.
12-2:30pm, 5:30-9pm Tue-Sat; 12-7pm Sun until 31 Aug; 12-2:30pm, 5:30-9pm Wed-Sat; 12-7pm Sun from 1 Sep-15 Dec
Source: Llandudno Bay Hotel
The Grade II-listed Llandudno Bay Hotel, which is located on the seafront and has views over the limestone headland Great Orme, is offering afternoon tea and prosecco for two for £25 -- that's 44% off the usual price.
12-5pm Mon-Sat until 31 Jul; 1-30 Sep
Source: Penhelig Arms
Boasting "spectacular views" (The AA) over the mountain-backed Dyfi Estuary, Penhelig Arms is perfectly located for visitors to the North Wales countryside. You can now get afternoon tea and bubbly for two at this harbourside coaching inn for £25.
3-5:30pm Mon-Sat until 31 Jul
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