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It's a welcoming spot, with friendly staff, high Victorian ceilings and an interior that mixes antique and industrial furnishings. Like the original Oak in Notting Hill, this sibling draws culinary inspiration from France, Italy and Spain.
To start, aromatic fennel seeds and a squeeze of lemon made unexpected yet successful companions to sautéed chorizo.
But niggling inconsistencies persisted throughout an otherwise enjoyable meal: scallops were expertly cooked yet overshadowed by a busy assortment of crispy pancetta and courgette purée. Notting Hill's Oak is known for its pizza, but here the dough under a tasty topping of asparagus and Tuscan sausage was still soft. Nevertheless, ambition, charm, good ideas and quality ingredients are all present and correct; with just a few tweaks in the kitchen, this could be the ideal local.
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Fantastic pizza, fantastic cocktails (especially the Plymouth Sour) charming staff & great atmosphere...one of my favourite places in the Shepherd's Bush/Chiswick area!
I just can't understand the lack of love by other reviewers for this great pizza place in W12. Great cocktails and a decent wine list too. I've never had a bad night at the Oak, always had great food and service. Worth seeking out because it's WAY above your average pizza.
Write a review...Fantastic Pizza - the new black one with bamboo charcoal is awesome. Great food and very nice vibe. They do also know how to make a mean drink here too. Awesome West London Pizza. Well worth a visit.
I went soon after it opened. Overpriced for its location. Pizza was tasty but not amazing. If you zip down to Franca Manca in Chiswick the pizza is better and 2/3rds of the price.
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I really like Hays. He was a real fighter for us last year and I honestly think
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Yes, the freshmen look good, but they are STILL freshmen. I would much rather take Hays, who has experience playing D1 football (in the Pac12 No less) over some kids who are just out of high school. I think Wilson and Hansen will prove to be very good for us in time, but I just don't see a need to throw them into the fire their first year here. I think its ok to use spring ball as a way to see what they can do, But don't think that is our only option.
Bottom Line, I trust Hays with the ball. Noone knows how Wynn will do this season (well I hope) but I feel comfortable letting Hays run the offense. I think He deserves the #2 spot at the very least. He's earned it.
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#4 on the depth chart for Spring ball does not mean #4 when the season starts. Wynn will be the starter and the rest will be determined after Fall camp. The good news is that the U actually has two freshman challenging for a back up role which is a big difference from last year when (supposedly) Shreve couldn't pick up the offense enough to be a back up.
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Travis Wilson and Hansen will probably red shirt. Hansen goes on mission, Hayes is back up this year. Nothing changed from last year. It's Wynn's job to lose. That's obvious. But they're not going to waste a year of eligibility on Wilson if he's just going to sit behind Wynn. It would be stupid to play him over Wynn anyway. We made that mistake by putting Wynn in too early as a freshman.
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I would think that Wynn will start Hays will back him up, and Wilson will red shirt. Hansen will play in the wild cat offense.
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I'm sure this will greatly disturb you but... I agree with you.
When several Ute fans were fawning over the new QB meat a couple of weeks ago I mentioned that Hays had been thrown under the bus in the article. The article didn't mention his name at all. In my comment I mentioned that Hays was a D1 QB. I got slammed for that comment by a Ute fan.
Hays deserves the #2 position, he earned his stripes. From a nobody from a discontinued jc program to being a starting D1 QB and winning a bowl game. That's a story his kids & grandkids will enjoy.
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Yep, Im shocked ;)
In any case, I do like Hays. I've been a Hays supporter since day one and will continue to be a Hays supporter. He saved our butts last year along with JWIV and that in itself should earn him more respect. haha. Unless he REALLY messes up, I don't think he should be passed over for two freshmen. But thats just my opinion really. The Freshmen will have their day.
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As with many items bread was just sitting in the background of our consciousness as it was in plain site but other than the odd hiccup it was a benign object.
As with many other products industrialization of the production process pushed this to the forefront. The Ward family created a demand for bread produced "Untouched by Human Hands". This was in the 1920's and 30's and just like today we didn't know we wanted it until the advertising told us we did.
With an ever increasing spread of their bread factories the Wards just about created a USA monopoly but were stopped at the final stages when they tried to merge their three companies into one controlling company. Kudos to the government officials who figured out what could have happened if the merger had occurred. We dodged that potential problem.
The next major step was sliced bread. What was a menial task of cutting loafs of bread now became a mechanical operation and again the public demanded something they didn't even know they wanted. Bakers had to make changes to their processes so that the loaves baked could be sliced by the new machines.
And the final process covered in the book is enriched bread which was an attempt to get the general public to eat better through the introduction of vitamins in bread.
While the public demanded that white bread be super white this presented a problem to producers as flour becomes whiter as it ages however you can't have warehouses full of flour sitting around whitening at their leisure so the chemical whitening process was introduced.
Today we have the ongoing discussion of white bread versus whole grain bread; bespoke bakeries versus multinational producers. Bread has been around for millennia and will continue into the future. Who knows what will rise as a future public demand of bread.
A highly entertaining book with a good representation of the issues and the players involved in white bread.
Such were the observations of Christian Science Monitor critic Horace Reynolds in the 1950's about the bland industrial white bread that most Americans were consuming in those days. Did you ever wonder how the American people came to be hooked on mass-produced white bread? Likewise, would it ever occur to you that the story of white bread might actually be a subject worthy of a serious book? Aaron Bobrow-Strain, an associate professor of politics at Whitman College in Washington and an avid baker himself studied the matter and decided that indeed there was a book here and that he was the guy to write it. "White Bread: A Social History of the Store-Bought Loaf" is the fascinating tale of the spectacular rise and steady decline of mass-produced white bread in America. It turns out to be a much more complicated story than I ever imagined. "White Bread" is about the American people's dreams of purity, naturalness, scientific control, perfect health and even national security. This is a story that evolved over the entire 20th century and frankly is still evolving today. Much to my surprise and delight I could not put this book down.
The dawn of the 20th century found a large segment of the American people becoming increasingly concerned about the safety and purity of the food supply. There had been a dramatic influx of immigrants from Europe and in order to eke out a living many of these folks operated tiny bakeries in the basement of their homes. For the most part these crude bakeries were hot, dusty and dirty. As a result, many middle and upper class Americans began to question the sanitary conditions of these businesses and clamored for the government to take appropriate action to protect the health and well-being of its citizens. The prevailing political climate of the period would ultimately result in the passage by Congress of the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906. In theory this was legislation designed to reassure the American public that the food and medicines they were consuming had been thoroughly tested and were safe to use. In such a suspicious environment people were searching for products that were literally untouched by human hands. According to the author "the appeal of modern bread lay in the way it resonated with a growing cultural embrace of science and industrial expertise as a buttress of rapidly escalating fears of impurity and contagion." Ward Baking Company was the first to figure out a way to mass produce inexpensive "white" bread. Just a few short years after setting up shop in New York Ward Baking produced roughly one of every five loaves of bread sold in the city. It was an amazing success story. The popularity of industrial white bread would continue to grow with the introduction of automatically sliced bread in 1928. This was a godsend to the beleaguered housewives of that era. Then during World War II "enriched" white bread injected with synthetic vitamins would be introduced allegedly to help the country "withstand the stresses and strains of war". According to the U.S. Public Health Service: "The time has come when it is the patriotic duty of every American to eat enriched bread. Don't buy plain white bread." The popularity of industrial white bread would continue through the 1950's when the average American would consume between 6-8 slices per day.
They say that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Although opposition to bland industrial white bread had been bubbling under in pockets of this country for decades it finally came to the surface in a big way during the 1960's. To the emerging "counterculture" white bread came to symbolize just about everything that was wrong with the establishment. Industrial white bread was viewed as "bland, homogeneous and suburban." Now I do not agree with many of the counterculture's lifestyle choices but I will be the first to admit that it was these folks who were largely responsible for changing the way American viewed their bread. All of a sudden baking bread at home was "cool" again and the darker and more robust the recipe the better. These days we Americans are much more likely to prefer bread that is locally baked, organic and loaded with dietary fiber. In the past few decades thousands of locally-owned bread bakeries have sprung up around the country offering a wide array of tasty and healthy products. It has been a remarkable turnaround in attitude and few can dispute that whole wheat and whole grain products are much more nutritious than mass-produced white bread. Still, as Aaron Bobrow-Strain points out a number of times in the book the kind of bread you eat says a lot about your economic and social status. Whole grain and artisan breads are much more expensive than white bread and thus are simply out of the reach of millions of low income people.
As I indicated earlier there is a whole lot more to "White Bread: A Social History of the Store-Bought Loaf" than merely the history of industrial white bread. Time and space will not permit me to detail all of the fascinating issues that Aaron Bobrow-Strain explores in this book. You will discover why crucial sociological issues such as race, class, immigration and gender have played and continue to play a pivotal role in this narrative. Meanwhile, you will also learn the critical role that bread played in helping American military strategists ward off the threat of communism in countries like France, Greece and Mexico. I apologize for the pun but there really is an awful lot to chew on in this book. "White Bread" turns out to be a very well-written and exceptionally well-researched book about a very offbeat subject. I learned an awful lot and I appreciate that. Very highly recommended!
Bobrow-Strain takes the white loaf and leads you through time showing its sociological impacts in America. He also explores its use on the world market and how different innovations were used when making the bread and turning it into a machine driven process. There is some description of additives used to make the bread fluffy and light, the enrichments added to the bread, and the general feeling of its health benefits as well.
The general topic of this book was how white bread shaped the United States and also shaped the world. I have to say, I realize this was a social history, but I think the author was stretching a little bit when he tied in breads importance to some foreign policies and other matters. I don't doubt it was a contributing factor, but I don't think it held the kind of importance he claimed it to have. He also didn't really explore the people using the bread except to say that it's shifted several times from being a poor persons food to a rich persons food. I wish he had maybe included some interviews with real people and their thoughts on the food now to provide the contrast with the advertisements he quotes for the past decades.
The book has a lot of interesting facts. Like the Bimbo Bread company that is Mexican based yet owns a great deal of the large bakery factories in the United States. I hadn't heard of them either, but I also don't buy a lot of bread as I prefer to make my own. But the way the information was presented was not very cohesive. The author jumps all around in this book and doesn't ever complete a chapter with a single thought. It just sort of meanders here and there without purpose sometimes. And I actually found the book a bit boring in places. Especially the latter half of the book. The first part of the book was filled with enough interesting facts about Graham (yes the one who invented the Graham cracker) and other parts of history and of the making of brad itself that it was more of a pleasure to read. But when he started getting into wheat production after the wars and the foreign policy, it just kind of lost my interest. Don't get me wrong, talk about ingredients was there, but it was so interspersed with other things that you could almost blink and miss it while reading.
I'm not really sure how to classify this book. Maybe social history is a good name for it, but someone who enjoys more foodie types of books might get discouraged with the lack of actual talking about ingredients and strains and overwhelmed with all the political statistics. But a person who enjoys more general history might get more out of this book. Myself, well I fall into the first type of people, this is a solid three stars from me.
White Bread: A Social History
Copyright 2012
257 pages
Review by M. Reynard 2013
White bread, as we have come to know it, came about to show how pure the bread was. Back in the late nineteenth century, there were numerous bakeries and many of them were dirty and known to add adulterants to the bread to make the loaves cheaper and to strech the amount of flour needed. The add items included items like saw dust, as well as many other items. Since the loaves were dark in color, it was hard for the consumer to tell. The white bread could be held up as an example of purity, since any adulterants could be seen. In addition, the was a part of white bread story that was rooted in eugenics. White people of good blood ate white bread, while immigrants of lesser genetic stock ate the more barbaric dark loaves.
Ever since the factory loaf was created, there were critics of the product...early health food advocates, as it were. And the controversy over white bread hasn't stopped since. It wasn't until I read this book that I realized that my mother bought into some of the health controversy over bread. We ate white bread, but it was stiffer and of a less processed flour than the loaf bread. I never knew that my mother was making a concerted effort to keep "batter whipped" bread out of our mouths.
While I found the book interesting, it is also obvious that it was written by a professor that knows and loves his subject. Some areas of the book were redundant and it got to be difficult to keep going. A good pruning by an editor would do wonders for this book. I would still recommend this if you have an interest in the history of food, as much of the information is fascinating, but expect to meet with slow going in several place


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I'm thrilled to be a part of the WHIO-TV news team! And I'm not far from home-- I grew up just a couple of hours north in Bucyrus, home of the annual Bratwurst Festival.
I started working at WBCO/WQEL, the local radio station, when I was 16—where I spent a lot of time board-operating Cleveland sports games. They let me choose the songs I played, which is why I'm such a fan of classic rock music now. Later, I worked there as a morning news reporter. I really fell in love with television at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. While I was there, I was part of the NewsLink Indiana program, which covers about eight counties. I reported and anchored before moving up to executive producer. I graduated summa cum laude with a degree in telecommunications as a news option with a minor in history. After graduation, I did something completely different than I'd done before. I spent a year on a Fulbright Scholarship in South Sumatra, Indonesia teaching English and doing a lot of learning on my own. I think I miss all the fresh tropical fruit the most! I'm settling into the Miami Valley area now, and I want to experience all it has to offer! Museums, festivals, restaurants, air shows… everything! Let me know if there's something I have to make sure to try.
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Family Matters
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The time crunch: sometimes we really have to rush to get stories on the air in time.
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I played the drums and piano all the way through high school. Also, I'm a huge cat-lover! I positively adore my cat Callie.
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Living in Indonesia for a year: no television, no home internet, no hot water, limited English, and hot, hot, hot. But I ended up seeing some of the most beautiful parts of the world and meeting all sorts of fascinating people.
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Relais & Châteaux Cazaudehore - La Forestiere, Yvelines (department)
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DiningCazaudehore - Overlooking the garden, this fine-dining restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available. Reservations are required. Open select days.
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- The property is a member of Relais & Chateaux.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
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Rollaway beds are available for EUR 25 per night
Breakfast costs between EUR 8 and EUR 20 for adults, and EUR 8 and EUR 8 for children (approximately)
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Water pump is leaking after I stop driving temp is at 200 when driving how long can I drive it before pump goes completely out. I check coolant level before driving each time add if necessary.I use my car for work delivery driver. How long does it take to replace the water pump?
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Vermont Law School teacher named new judgeStaff Report | November 20,2012MONTPELIER Vermont Law School adjunct professor Kevin Griffin, of Norwich, will serve as a Superior Court judge assigned to Chittenden County.
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The Hawkeyes picked up six total commitments over the last week, including two players from inside state lines, according to multiple sources. Ike Boettger and Trevon Young both decided to play for the Big Ten program this weekend.
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tinternaut: I don't understand it. I keep reading on these forums how inferior Canon kit is. How does he manage to take professional looking photos?
Is this a serious question?
Bernard Carns: So the Fuji doesn't make it to prime time....
And using a Canon to shoot the president?
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(Hope everyone has a nice holiday weekend (for those of you in the US))
Like Souza, I'm a pro Canon user and a casual Fuji X user. My reason? Although the IQ is mostly on par with Canon SLRs, no Fuji X camera has the reliability in performance (especially focusing) and the ease of use (e.g. quickly adjusting ISO, aperture, shutter speed) that a Canon has. That said, I find my X-E2 a very fun camera to shoot with, and it's my preferred travel camera (light and compact).
Reading white text on dark has always been an eye sore/strainer. I understand from a design standpoint that what was trending in the development of the digital darkroom (gray/dark background), was a natural aesthetic for photography websites where photos are the primary showcase.
electrophoto: I guess I will never understand why anyone would buy any of those smartphone add-on lenses, then shoot usually rather mediocre IQ images, with odd distortions to them, always carry the lenses, the specific cases etc...
I use a smartphone, I use it a lot... I take photos with it too ... but when I approach that kind of photography, where I need different lenses, I take any of the other cameras along, depending on my need...
It's about the right tool for the right job... and adding & carrying these mostly silly lenses for a smartphone kind of defies the purpose of the smartphone.
Also at 140$ I can buy something like a used Fuji X10 or so... or find a RX100MK1 for under 280$ (used)... easily enough.
Not everyone can afford nor wants an additional SLR, mirrorless camera, or point-and-shoot. Products like these have a market and that market has only shown growth.
falconeyes: Is this the level of innovation Adobe thinks is acceptable to CC users?
It saves to click 4 corners with the mask tool and then use content-aware fill which was inroduced with CS5, I believe. Actually, it just makes a script a built-in feature.
Where is the real innovation? A new tool like content-aware fill as such?
You're premising Adobe's lack of innovation on a single new feature announcement. Okay.
As cruddy as this software may be, the makers are brilliant entrepreneurs for recognizing there is a large market of 'guy-or-gal-with-a-camera', the weekend photographers, the old-timer photo hobbyists, who don't have the technical know-how to do this stuff in Photoshop, nor the aesthetic sensibilities to see how crude the effects are, and whose clientele (if they're doing hired gigs) also lack these sensibilities, and only care about having a pretty picture of themselves to hang on the wall or share on social media, and see $80 or $120 as a fair trade for something that promises content-enhancing features, rather than your typical surface adjustments.
Mister Roboto: That pathetic IQ though. I can't believe some people will invest on a crappy phone to do something it is not intender for.
Yet, there are plenty of people who use their smartphones as their "workhorse" camera for whatever purposes they use them for. Admittedly, these product developers are making a risky bet that could either go really well or crash/burn.
Mister Roboto: That pathetic IQ though. I can't believe some people will invest on a crappy phone to do something it is not intender for.
So who are you to say what a phone equipped with a good-enough video/still camera is intended for?
From my observation and experience, reporters, photojournalists (except for the older, white-haired guys sporting their photo vests), independent web publishers, all use their phone to capture media while shooting with their SLR. And don't forget YouTube personalities, people and organizations that live Tweet or live-post to Facebook pages, Instagram.
The video IQ from an iphone 6/6s, in most cases, is acceptable for web publishing. The typical media consumer aren't pixel-peeping and no one is claiming phones are appropriate for making feature films.
This and similar products are a validation of the good-enough IQ and wide applicability of phone cameras, and a realization that there is a market of users who want better audio quality and better video lighting.
I see rotoscope artists losing their jobs once this thing goes mainstream. Price of progress.
Tamrac spelled backwards is Carmat.
Sugarsnapphotos: Does it come with a moustache?
No, but I hear it comes with an old, smelly plaid button-up and a pair of suspenders.
Why didn't Fuji just go all out and put a 36mp sensor in there?
This was shot on the X-E2: http://www.gigapan.com/gigapans/146795
Zoom in 100% and see the details
They got it right in this video - the 16mp X-Trans sensor is a great sensor, with enough resolution, and has legendary glass to go with it. Would 24mp be better? Of course. Is it necessary? Not at all.
keepreal: Load of cobblers. (UK expression.)
I agree with mailman88, but not Michael Ma, both some way below.
Clyde Butcher's work is similar in style, comparable in standard to Ansel Adams and I sent CB a message on his website in case he'd like to know about it.
I doubt it though. Why would one with that kind of ability want to be on another's payroll? Its a bit like Groucho Marx's comment in reverse, where he said he'd like to join a gentleman's club but any worth joining would not have him.
Such a talent is bound to think any post on offer to him is not worth having. Had it been a long term assignment, concurrent with his other work rather than a full time job, that would be another matter.
I am sure Mr Butcher and others of similar ability are happier and more successful without being told what equipment they have to use, etc.
This vacancy will not be filled by anyone who aspires to be the next Ansel Adams, only someone that the US National Park Service, at worst, kid themselves is.
Damn, Santa Claus can take some nice photos!
Make a fashion statement, while taking crappy photos!
Animal leather is so overrated.
Nilangsu: The Fuji system is wonderful. Despite having been a RAW shooter (with both Canon and Nikon APS-C) all my life, I just love their JPEGs. But I am deterred from dipping my toe into this wonderful system because of the prices. Think about this. I can get a classic like the Canon EOS 6D and get into a full-frame system with very high value from most lenses. The 85 1.8 is just £ 200 (with cash-back) at Amazon UK, the 50 1.8 STM around £ 100 and the 28 2.8 IS USM around £ 350. The overall weight is not a lot more.
Fuji is a great system, but the prices make me cringe.
Don Sata, need to call you out on your false (or misinformed) comments about the 6D.
I actually use a 6D professionally, and also own a Fuji X-E2, both of which do well in their own respect. The 6D is known to have excellent DR and noise performance. The RAW noise performance is better than what the X-trans sensor produces. The DR on the 6D is also better than the 5D mkIII. This isn't opinion.
As with most SLRs, the auto focus speed and accuracy has a big advantage over any mirrorless. This is especially true for fast-moving subjects and low light. And, no, shooting long lenses isn't the 'only real advantage' of the camera over a Fuji X. That's just a nonsensical statement.
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Men's MicroTherm® StormDown® Vest$129.00-$149.00
Men's Field Short-Sleeve Polo Shirt - Slim Fit$30.00-$35.00
Men's MicroTherm® StormDown® Hooded Jacket$229.00-$249.00
Men's MicroTherm® StormDown® Field Jacket$229.00-$249.00
Men's Field Long-Sleeve Polo Shirt$35.00
Men's All-Mountain Shell Jacket$199.00-$219.00
Men's IgniteLite Reversible Vest$129.00-$149.00
Men's Powder Search 3-In-1 Jacket$279.00-$299.00
Men's Grifton Long-Sleeve Shirt - Solid$55.00-$60.00
Men's Solid Crew Socks - 3 Pack$20.00
Men's Downlight® StormDown® Hooded Jacket$249.00-$269.00
Men's IgniteLite Reversible Hooded Jacket$199.00-$219.00
Men's Downlight® StormDown® Jacket$229.00-$249.00
Men's Downlight® StormDown® Vest$149.00-$169.00
Men's Signature Cotton Henley Sweater$60.00-$70.00
Men's Signature Cotton Crew Sweater$55.00-$60.00
Men's Performance Dress Flat-Front Khaki Pants - Relaxed Fit$70.00-$80.00 $49.00-$56.00
Men's Legend Wash Short-Sleeve V-Neck T-Shirt - Classic Fit$20.00-$23.00