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About Trombone Shorty
Trombone Shorty is the best-known moniker for Troy Andrews. He was born into a well-known New Orleans musical family in 1986. His grandfather, Jessie Hill, was a locally popular R&B recording artist. His older brother, James "12" Andrews, is a successful jazz trumpeter who was also an early mentor. Andrews began playing music at a very early age and was playing professionally at the age of five. He mastered trombone, trumpet, and drums, eventually choosing the trombone as his principal instrument and thus picking up his nickname. So advanced was he that, at the age of eight, a club in the city's Tremé district, where he was born and raised, was named Trombone Shorty's in his honor.
Andrews became a member of the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts' (NOCCA) musical education program for high-school students, other graduates including Harry Connick, Jr., Nicholas Payton, and Wynton and Branford Marsalis. At NOCCA, Andrews took music theory, ear training, and instrumental instruction courses under Clyde Kerr, Jr. and Kent Jordan, among others. In 2003 he was one of five young musicians chosen as the subjects for a PBS television documentary and also performed in the network's nationally broadcast tribute to Louis Armstrong, directed by Wynton Marsalis. Outside his home town, Andrews has appeared with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, and has performed with U2 and Green Day. He has also traveled extensively overseas, playing concerts and festivals in Cuba and Europe; he has appeared at the Vienna Jazz Festival, the North Sea Jazz Festival, and the Istanbul Jazz Festival.
As a recording artist, Andrews has appeared on Global Song of Kids, a collection of children's songs played in the style of New Orleans marching bands that was released in Japan. His first recording under his own name, Swingin' Gate, was issued in 2002 and featured several of his own compositions; it was acclaimed by jazz critics. This was followed in 2004 by The Same Pocket, Vol. 1 (by the BlueBrass Project) and 12 & Shorty (with his brother James' band); in 2005 by the Treme Records releases The End of the Beginning (by the Troy Andrews Quintet) and Orleans & Claiborne (by Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews & Orleans Avenue); and by four volumes of his performances at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival entitled Live at Jazz Fest 2004, 2006, 2007, and 2008. He also appeared on the club hit "Tufflove" on Galactic's Ya-Ka-May in 2010 before releasing his Verve Records debut, Backatown (on which he not only plays trombone but also sings and plays trumpet, keyboards, drums, and other percussion), under the Trombone Shorty moniker.
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Have a drink or afternoon tea at the Lobby lounge with panoramic views of Central park and the Upper East-SideThere is a lot to see in NYC. And if you stay at Mandarin Oriental, New York, much of it will be visible from your elegantly and luxuriously appointed room or suite. But don't let those floor-to-ceiling views of Central Park or the Manhattan skyline keep you from enjoying the state-of-the-art audio video capabilities in every room.
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Clinton Portis is currently being drafted as the 12th running back in ESPN drafts. Is that too low? Or is it too high?
Clinton Portis was a beast in the first half of 2008: 944 rushing yards and seven scores, which put him among the league leaders in both categories. Unfortunately, in the season's final eight games, Portis battled an MCL injury and a decimated Redskins offensive line, managed only 281 yards on just 98 carries and didn't have a single run of more than 15 yards. He's still only 28 years old, but he leads NFL rushers in carries over the past two seasons by a wide margin, and is fifth among all active rushers in career carries. In other words: He's a ripened 28.
So which guy is Portis: the first-half star (when he was healthy) or the second-half dud (when he wasn't)? I have to admit that when I've done chats and answered e-mails over the summer about Portis, I've considered him borderline first-round material even in a 10-team fantasy draft. Simply based on talent, he is one of the 10 best backs in football, and you wouldn't consider him injury-prone. He's powerful, shifty, a terrific guy in blitz pickup, a valuable receiver and a great goal-line rusher. On multiple occasions this summer, I've been asked whether Portis should be a consideration over one of the stud wide receivers (say, Larry Fitzgerald or Andre Johnson), and I've answered that he should at least be in the conversation. But now I'm not so sure. In fact, now I think Portis has lately turned into one of the 2009 preseason's most vexing players.
From what I saw in Washington's most recent preseason game, Portis looks a little slower to the hole, and thus a little more hesitant. No, a few exhibition carries shouldn't be enough to doom a guy to the old-age home, but I think we've seen enough formerly amazing backs lose that edge in their quickness over the past, say, five years to be leery when the first signs of a slowdown rear their head. Perhaps Portis' preseason "issues" (if issues they be) are related more to the Redskins' offensive line, which has to deal with a very beaten-up Chris Samuels at left tackle (his knee is already bothering him) and no Jon Jansen around for depth. Regardless, even the staunchest Portis apologist would have a difficult time beaming with pride over how the guy has looked so far. But by the same token, I don't feel sure enough of this assessment to automatically downgrade Portis.
Then there's the Ladell Betts situation. Last week, the Washington Post reported that Betts will be both the Redskins' third-down back and the two-minute-drill back. Betts was limited by a knee injury in '08 and amassed only 61 carries for 206 yards, but now he's going to be counted on to take more carries than ever from Portis, and that could be a crippling blow to Portis owners. I can understand the impulse to take some of the load off Portis, considering how badly he wore down in the latter stages of '08, but how far will the Redskins take it? In recent preseason action, Betts was given the ball at the goal line versus the Steelers. Will we see him in that situation if the clock shows less than two minutes in the game?
To be honest, I have a hard time imagining Jim Zorn will stick to this prescription for an entire season. Where the rubber meets the road, I still think Portis is a great player, better than Betts, and more likely to get the yards -- and score -- when Washington needs it most. Yet because of the uncertainty created by what Zorn has said, I think we have to significantly downgrade Portis. It isn't so much that I'm freaked out by the notion that he might get, say, "only" 300 carries. It's where those carries might be. If Portis isn't scoring nine-plus touchdowns, as he's done in five of his seven NFL seasons, he's probably not going to be one of the league's top 10 backs. Heck, he might not even be a top-15 guy.
My mantra this summer has been "Draft skill sets." In other words, take the best players, don't fear their situations all that much, and assume that the cream usually rises to the top. But here, I think I'm about to contradict myself. Given the hints of Portis' slowing down combined with the news that Betts is set to at least open the season as co-member of a committee, I think Portis deserves a pretty severe downgrade. There's no way I'm considering him as a No. 1 fantasy rusher any longer, and I'm not sure I'd take the chance on him in the second round of my fantasy draft, either. It's possible I'll back down from that stance in the next week or two, because I'm not 100 percent sold on Zorn's supposed split. But anything earlier than, say, No. 17 or No. 18 among rushers, and I think the risk outweighs the potential reward. In other words: Yes, I think that as the No. 12 fantasy rusher in ESPN.com drafts, Portis is going significantly too high.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by doglover7 Great Staff! We stayed here for our daughter's graduation from college. The staff could not have been better. I didn't get the kind lady from Uganda who checked us in late at night, but so sweet and helpful. Even gave us free breakfast for the first night as we came in so late and were so tired. Then my daughter and I bought some adhesive stickers for her graduation cap and some didn't stay on well enough. Angel came to the rescue and used tape and ingenuity to get them to look great. Saved the day!! Then Donald not only helped us print our boarding passes that encountered some serious technical difficulties but secured for us a few boxes and tape to ship home stuff we could not take back with us. Staying in hotels is all about the people and you couldn't do better than staying here! Besides the beds being comfortable, cool facilities and fun atmosphere. We would be happy to stay here again! May 21, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Joshua214 Very disappointing My stay at Aloft Lexington was far disappointing. The night I arrived05/09/14 it was raining real hard outside and I got soaked. When undressing for the night I had laid my wet shirt on the side of the bed for a few minutes, which left a stain on the sheets. The next morning when I left for the day, I put the sheets on the floor so they would be changed out. I came back to my room late that night and my bed was made. When I opened the sheets the stain that was deposited from the wet shirt the night before was still there, indicating that room service took my soiled sheets off the dirty floor and remade my bed with them. So I called the front desk 7 times from my room phone(which no one answered) to have room service come and replace the sheets. Since nobody answered I figured there might be something wrong with the room phone, so I called from my personal cell phone 6 more times and the phone just rang and rang. So I decided to go down stairs to the front desk and inquire about getting my sheets replaced. As I walked to the reception desk, I see the attendant lying down on a couch across the room. I asked her if anyone answers the phone at night, which she replied yes. I told her I called a total of 13 times to the front desk with no answer, her reply was that the phone did not ring. So I pull out my phone and called the exact number I called from my cell phone 6 times, and surely enough the phone rang. Her response then was that she did not hear it ring, or maybe it is more likely that she was too lazy to get up off the couch and answer it. After telling her about my sheets she told me room service would come up and replace the sheets in a few minutes. 45 minutes later a security officer comes to my door and delivers my sheets and tells me to have a good night, which then I went off and made my own bed. I mentioned these problems to the front desk receptionist the next morning, and she wrote down the incident and told me that the manager would contact me about it shortly. 6 days have gone by and nobody has contacted me about the problems that occurred when I stayed. If you feel like you are entitled to have your room cleaned, bed sheets placed on the floor replaced with clean ones, someone that answers the reception desk when you call, then Aloft Lexington is not the hotel for you. But if you feel like it's your responsibility to replace soiled sheets on your bed, then Aloft Lexington is your kind of place. I personally know I would not recommend anyone I care about to stay at this hotel. May 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Steveb461 More variety of healthy options at xyz and in the cantina Great hotel but I would really appreciate a wider selection of fresh and healthy dinner choices at the bar and in the lobby cantina. Fresh spinach salads (as opposed to iceberg caesar salads), freshly grilled chicken w/veggies (as opposed to a chicken sandwich or chicken salad wrap), fresh wraps that are not mayo-based. This would make a "good" hotel into a VERY good hotel, April 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mikroy70 aloft gave me a lift! After a long drive it was great to walk into a lobby so different from most hotels. The pristine, very modern lobby started it all. The staff was wonderful in checking us in, helpful with all questiions,and the room was clean, well amenetied, and comfortable. We will definitely stay again when we visit Lextington. March 31, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by SPGCheerleader Basic Accomodations I love form and function together. This hotel has a lot of form but not a lot of function. The staff is welcoming and friendly and very accommodating. The decor is great and fun and in the W family, The function of the hotel falls a bit short. The water pressure is very weak in the sink and the shower. The bed is ok, and there is no room service. It was very close and convenient to the client I was visiting for the week so that is a plus. The price for the value was average. March 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LCS1962 Style and location Aloft has nailed it again, I so enjoy this approach to a facility, toungue in cheekish artistic mod clean and cool with a pool! I only wish the shower heads were adjustable, then a 10 out of 10 :) 15-20 minutes to downtown or the airport. If you like Aloft, try a LeMeridian property like in Vienna or Hamburg too, same feel. March 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MsLucky First time staying at aloft and this hotel I just wanted to recognize Lindey and Angel for great service! After checking out and on my way to a business meeting I realized I left my computer in my hotel room. I called and spoke with Lindsey and Angel and they couldn't have been more responsive to securing my computer for me. I want to say thank you so much and I plan to stay at this hotel in the future!! March 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by EAH25 Not to shabby Everything was really great, but I would say that the food could use a pick me up. There was no way to get to downtown Lexington so we needed to eat at W XYZ bar. The bar food was pretty disappointing and they were out of a lot of items. If planning on staying there and not renting a car - EAT AT THE AIRPORT prior to getting to the hotel. Breakfast on the other hand was made to order and delightful. March 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BigToneUK Great service and facilities The staff were friendly, helpful and happy. The hotel facilities are excellent, clean, modern and in great condition. The wxyz bar was a fun place to eat and hang out in the evening. VIP parking for gold and platinum SPG and they even gave me free washing powder for the laundry! A great place to stay. March 8, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by lport confusing trip We ended up at the Aloft for a track meet at Brandeis because the SPG site led me to believe this was the closest property to the event. Imagine our surprise when we passed at least one other property, a Westin that was on the main drag to Brandies and would have saved us a lot of time. We were making a quick trip, got in at 2 a.m. to attend an 9 a.m. event, so really the only thing that mattered was proximity. But we did notice the comforters are weird and lumpy March 3, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Arvada11 Functional but expect more from Starwood The hotel is very functional and somewhat what you expect from Aloft. The front desk and bar staff are extremely nice so no complaints there. My rating is really about the room itself - the rug has it abuts against the tile in the bathroom was frayed, tile near the shower door had "pink" grout and the shower door didn't close properly. But what was most annoying was the toilet didn't seem to "sit" right on the tile as everytime it was used it was like sitting in a restaurant with a wobbely table that needs a book of matches to set it straight. If you're in the area for work it get's the job done but I have stayed at much better Alofts. February 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by geo4257 quality service Always consistent with service quality whenever i stay. Friendly staff and all the basic travelers needs to make your stay very comfortable! February 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Steveb461 Need a better menu at the wxyz Overall this is a fantastic property but given that it's not located within walking distance to restaurants - the menu at wxyz needs some improvement. I travel for business and do my best to maintain a healthy lifestyle while traveling. The gym at the Aloft is fantastic - all the equipment I need. Unfortunately the "hot" and "fresh" food selection is horrendous. The menu consists of processed favorites like spring rolls and pizzas that look as if they are probably frozen and then reheated. The food selection in the lobby is full of candy, ice cream, and wraps/salads that seem as if they've been made days ago. This would be a PERFECT hotel if you added a selection of fresh food to wxyz and the lobby fridge selection. February 16, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by pk1356 Strange Non-Functional Hotel I could get past the odd look of this place, but the room simply has no drawers to put your stuff in--not a single drawer for anything, anywhere in the entire room--and the heating was inadequate for the climate. When the heater came on it was OK, but drafts kept creeping in when it was off. Food choices were minimal but adequate. The music which played most of the time in the lobby area was clearly geared for someone else. February 7, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by JoeSchmoe123 Brrrr! Frigid room, frigid staff. Looks like a lower-end W, but managed like an inn. Inflexible lugubrious reception staff. Bad insulation. On a cold week the blankets don't much help. Wouldn't recommend it unless on a summer night passing through the area, and need a clean place to sleep. February 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by AloftGuest Excellent stay experience, fantastic service Staff are very friendly and make every stay a great experience. We have stayed here many times with our infant and always loved the experience. February 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Traveler0027 This hotel has a great atmosphere I enjoy this hotel because of the atmosphere in the common areas yet it offers quiet and functional sleeping rooms. I also love the cafe area. January 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by psm710 Port in a storm got in ahead of a blizzard....great stay January 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LexingtonGrandma Excellent Stay! The staff is very accommodating and the amenities are ideal for visiting family. Aloft is our go to when visiting Lexington, MA. Our grandchildren love swimming in the indoor pool, especially during a snowstorm! January 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Linda64 hospitable and clean Great hotel. Clean and people are very friendly. Close to all highways for traveling. January 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Shalom52 Enjoyed the hotel All factors, cleanliness, staff helpfulness, amenities etc were great. We will stay here again and look for other ALOFTs in our travels. January 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by patty This Hotel has clean lines I love this hotel because it's plain and simple and clean, we have gone to others and haven't been happy, We come a long way to see our family and it's a nice place to unwind. The only complaint I have it wasn't as clean as usual, I was clean but I've seen it cleaner. January 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by breathests9in I fell in love with the design, layout and decor of this hotel I was a little worried going into it, I read a review that called it 'how Justin Beaver would design a hotel.' But, simply because things are colorful and eye catching in the lobby doesn't make this a 'dream of beaver' (no pun intended). Steve Jobs would have loved this hotel, everything is extremely thought out, from the space under your safe (which perfectly fits my suitcase), to the blackout shades with extremely calming colors. I can honestly say that when I check into my room at Aloft, I feel relaxed. The faux library above your bed is a nice touch and the wallpaper is awesome; They have a bar downstars which looks nice and the little mingle area is pretty modern and well thought out. The showers are awesome and so is the swimming pool, i love warm water, it feels sooooo good especially in winter, Free coffee 24/7 in the lobby. But really just the layout is terrific, I think Timothy Leary would have enjoyed it. Back to the ability to actually get work done as I telecommute 80 percent of the time. I have a desk with LAN internet access. So not only do I get free internet but I can actually work here with zero effort. My work VPN has no issues with their network and their is wireless everywhere that is extremely quick. I actually set up the phone (which works wonderfully) with skype to-go, and suddenly i have a speakerphone and two cordless phones with free calls to anywhere and anyone I want. N.B. Skype to go sets it up so you can use a local number which you call and it connects you to any number you want. So, by not charging for local calls, or toll-free calls which some business hotels actually do. A hotel that shall remain nameless over in downtown Boston which is supposedly one of the top ten business hotels in the country does charge for that. But no one sets up a box which connects to your HDTV and allows you to hook up any electronic device you can think of to play on your big screen. Four plugs with an HDMI in, PC video in, audio in, probably more i am forgetting. But all these simple things make life so much easier especially if your even slightly tech savvy. Anyways, so far its been a home run for me. December 31, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Yvan56 Hotel good for quick 1-night business stays I just spent the holidays with my wife outside of Boston and we stayed here. This hotel is really designed for quick one night stays (alone and for work). The rooms are microscopic, no closets, no room to walk around, bad lighting, etc. Food selection downstairs is very limited and of poor quality, they did not make up our room for 2 straight days, and the lobby bar is only open at limited hours (with the most random stuff playing on the TV). The music throughout the hotel is awful. December 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by RichDamm Have Dog Will Travel to the ALoft Lexington Besides the most modern and chic hotel we have stayed at while venturing to New England to visit friends and relatives, the hotel and staff were accommodating to our family and our Golden Retriever as well. A special gift bag was waiting for our dog on checkin and the checkin process was quick and easy. Great rates BTW. My teen age sons appreciated playing Jenga in the lounge in front of the fireplace, later took a dip in the swimming pool and had some snacks from the refuel station before turning in. Next morning we ventured out to Minuteman State Park which is literally a stones throw from the hotel. There is nothing this staff will not do to make your stay a enjoyable one. We are coming back real soon. December 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by BigBill Nice Neighborhood Was surfing hotels and realized that I never reviewed this one. This is a superior location for North Boston & this general area, I just wish there were another near Quincy, say (was honestly looking to see). Really nice relaxing neighborhood, ease in parking because of sister hotel. I think this hotel sees mostly regional business travelers, but its location is excellent. December 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by jest10 Super attentive & friendly staff There were several problems with my stay, including a faulty booking mechanism and broken heating system in the first room I was given, but the staff were most courteous and their kindness made the family stay very pleasant overall. November 25, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by abg1014 must less impressed on my second stay I stayed here two years ago and was much less impressed this time. Although the bed was comfortable, the room showed signs of disrepair: stains on the furniture, sliding bathroom door was off its track, water pressure was mediocre. The elliptical machine I used in the gym was wobbly. There seemed to be less attention to detail by management than during my previous stay. Not certain I would return. November 19, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by CharlesXIV Clean but too expensive Very expensive for a basic hotel. I don't need an opulent hotel, but for the money there are better options. The walls are thin, and you can hear moderate tone conversations from the next room. I wasn't impressed, but there are not a ton of options in the area. November 12, 2013


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My setup:
I have a WD My Book Studio Edition 1 TB drive connected by Firewire 400 to an Asus P4P800-E Deluxe motherboard. I'm running Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn with the latest kernel and updates.
My problem:
The drive did not spin down or go to sleep when the computer shut down. If I put my ear to the drive, I could hear the drive spinning, even 12 hours after the computer was turned off. Also, the LED light stayed on. Spinning constantly (24 hours a day) is sure to reduce the lifespan of the drive, and I don't want that.
My solution:
I used the scsi-spin commands from morgengenuss's script in a previous thread in a simpler script which is executed on shutdown. The script is here:
My drive has four active partitions (/dev/sdc3, /dev/sdc4, /dev/sdc5, /dev/sdc6), so you'll notice I used "sdc3, sdc4, sdc5, sdc6" in my script. Change the script according to your setup.Code:#!/bin/bash # Spins down WD MyBook before shutdown # inspired by script from http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-451344.html echo -e "\n\n--------- Attempting spin down `date` ---------" >> /var/log/wdshutdown.log ## drives are automatically unmounted by umountfs during shutdown ## Spin them down echo "=== begin spinning down: ===" >> /var/log/wdshutdown.log scsi-spin --verbose=2 -d /dev/sdc3 >> /var/log/wdshutdown.log 2>&1 scsi-spin --verbose=2 -d /dev/sdc4 >> /var/log/wdshutdown.log 2>&1 scsi-spin --verbose=2 -d /dev/sdc5 >> /var/log/wdshutdown.log 2>&1 scsi-spin --verbose=2 -d /dev/sdc6 >> /var/log/wdshutdown.log 2>&1 echo "=== end spinning down ===" >> /var/log/wdshutdown.log
I put this script in /etc/init.d and made it executable
I also made a link to tell Ubuntu to execute this script when the computer shuts down (rc0.d), after the drives are unmounted.Code:sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/WDshutdown
On my system, this script must be executed after the drives are unmounted with S40umountfs, but before S60umountroot is run ... putting this script between those in the sequence (ie. with "S43WDshutdown") should assure that the drive will be spun down after it is unmounted.Code:sudo ln -s /etc/init.d/WDshutdown /etc/rc0.d/S43WDshutdown
If you want to test the script, first unmount the drive with 'umount', then run the script. When the script is run from a current login session, the LED on the drive 'glitters' with intermittent pulses for a couple of seconds, the disk spins down, then the LED shuts off (but pulses once every 5 seconds). The disk does not spin in this 'sleep mode.' If you tell the computer to shut down at this point, the drive will continue to 'sleep' while the computer is off.
With the script linked from /etc/rc0.d/S43WDspindown, my drive spins down when the computer is shut down [it does the LED 'glitter' thing], and continues to 'sleep' when the computer is off. Finally!!!
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Thinking too hard... summer still here.
Thinking too hard... summer still here.
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Bleh... I have to go sign up for fall classes at the college. I was having so much fun being a bum. Ah well... hopefully I can make it another easy year. I didn't ever try during the past two semesters, and pulled off A's and B's. But then... we are talking about a community college here. They took away the Creative Writing class, which sucks. I don't want to take crap like Geography and Calculus. Boo! Math sucks! I like English much better, and science, to some degree. I want to be a high school English teacher. :Evil grin: I will teach them, alright...
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CoordinateMapper.MapDepthPointToColorPoint Method
public ColorImagePoint MapDepthPointToColorPoint (
ColorImageFormat colorImageFormat,
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- colorImageFormat
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The color space format.
- depthImageFormat
- Type: DepthImageFormat
The depth space format.
- depthPoint
- Type: DepthImagePoint
The supplied DepthImagePoint.
Return Value
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Filling your shopping basket with fresh fruit and vegetables will cost you almost 6 per cent more than it did in January last year.
In the space of just one month, between December 2012 and January 2013, the price of fresh fruit and vegetables shot up 3.5 per cent, the recently released Statistics New Zealand's monthly Food Price Index showed.
The high fruit and vegetable prices had driven up the overall cost of food shopping, Statistics NZ prices manager Chris Pike said.
Leading the charge is lettuce, up 20 per cent since December last year, along with broccoli, which is up 38 per cent.
If you want to buy apples, you will be paying the highest price since 2008. The cost of kumara is up 98 per cent since 2012 and avocados are up 86 per cent.
"High kumara prices were influenced by poor weather conditions in both the planting and harvesting seasons, which affected the crop in 2012," Pike said.
Funky Pumpkin Colombo St manager Jim Fairlie, who has been in the grocery industry for 65 years, said a hailstorm that passed over Southbridge and Leeston late last year was to blame for high lettuce prices.
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Fairlie said the price consumers paid was a result of simple supply and demand economics.
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"For example, lettuce, cauliflower and spinach have increased in demand and price due to the extreme heat and lack of rain causing lower amounts of quality vegetables that can be harvested."
But what of the mark-ups that producers put on food?
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"On average, for every dollar customers spend in our stores, our business makes five cents profit before we pay tax so margins aren't excessive.
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"Seasonal, with a capital S," Catley said.
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|The Priory Church of St Bartholomew the Great
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The Priory Church of Saint Bartholomew the Great is London's oldest surviving church. Founded in 1123 as an Augustinian Priory, it has been in continuous use since 1143. It is an active Anglican/Episcopal Church located in the part of London known as The City.
Originally known as the Chapel of the Holy Cross, and founded nearby in 1123, the Hospital Church of St Bartholomew the Less, just inside the hospital gates, moved to its present site in 1184. It was called the Less just to distinguish it from its larger neighbour.
On 1st June 2015, the two parishes formed the new united benefice of Great St Bartholomew, which now contains both churches. The Parish Church is St Bartholomew the Great, while St Bartholomew the Less is what is known as a Chapel of Ease – this means it is a church provided primarily for the convenience of those close to it, in this case especially those working or present as patients in the hospital.
The Smithfield area, which includes St Bartholomew's Hospital and Smithfield Market, has a large number of restaurants, bars and pubs both north and south of the Market. At the heart of it all is the Priory Church (that is, the Great), which was built when Henry I, son of William the Conqueror, was King of England. It survived the Great Fire of 1666, and the bombs dropped in Zeppelin raids in World War I and during the Blitz in World War II. In the late 19th century, it was renovated and restored to its medieval plan as far as possible by Sir Aston Webb, his first major restoration project. Drawing on their nearly 900-year history, our Churches today are noted today for their remarkable architecture, traditional formal worship, marvellous music and intelligent preaching.
The area around the churches is now in the process of changing significantly, and this expected to make the area even more active than it has been until now. To the north of the church, the new Crossrail Farringdon Station is being built. Crossrail expects that 140 trains per hour will travel through the new interchange, which will link Thameslink, Crossrail and the Underground networks. It will also be possible to reach three of London's airports from there. Farringdon will be one of London's busiest stations, and is likely to increase visitors to the area very considerably. To the south of the church, Helical Bar and The Baupost Group of Boston will be re-developing former hospital buildings on Bartholomew Close and Little Britain. When finished, these are expected to comprise 236 new apartments, 21,400m2 of office space, and 2,200m2 of retail space.
The church has appeared in many films, including Four Weddings and a Funeral, Shakespeare in Love, Amazing Grace, Elizabeth: The Golden Age, The Other Boleyn Girl, Muppets: Most Wanted, Snow White and the Huntsman, Sherlock Holmes, Jude, The End of the Affair, and Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, many TV shows, including Richard II from the BBC's The Hollow Crown, the BBC's Edwin Drood, and the T-Mobile Royal Wedding Advertisement, with more shows and films now in post-production.
The Revd Martin Dudley BD MSc MTh PhD DArts FSA FRHistS AKC was the 25th Rector of St Bartholomew the Great since the Reformation
Sunday, 21st July 2016
Trinity IX
09:00 Holy Eucharist
in the Lady Chapel of 'The Great'
Preacher: The Revd Dr Martin Dudley, The Rector
10:00 Family Eucharist with hymns
in 'The Less'
Preacher: The Revd Jeremy Davies, The Hospitaller
11:00 Solemn Eucharist
at the High Altar of 'The Great'
Preacher: The Revd Dr Martin Dudley, The Rector
Setting: Messa da Capella (1641) – Monteverdi
At the Offertory: Exsultate justi – Viadana
Postlude: Voluntary in D minor – Stanley
18:30 Choral Evensong of S. James & Sermon
in 'The Great'
Preacher: The Revd Jeremy Davies, The Hospitaller
Introit: Misit Herodes rex manus – Handl
Responses: Radcliffe
Canticles: Evening Service in E minor – Wood
Anthem: How beauteous are their feet – Stanford
Postlude: Postlude in D minor – Stanford
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Plaque to Commemorate David Trendell 1964–2014
David Trendell was a much-loved, respected, and admired Director of Music at St Bartholomew the Great from 1996 until 2009. He was the first Director of a then new professional choir that has sung at the church ever since he first called it together. The performances they gave under his direction were as remarkable for the performers as they were for the congregations that heard them. He added enormously to the experience and quality of the sacred liturgies of the church.
David's sudden death at the end of October 2014 was an enormous shock for all his many friends and everyone who appreciated his work. The Parish of Great St Bartholomew is commissioning a plaque to be placed on the wall of the church Cloister, between plaques that commemorate two other great Directors of Music at the Church, Paul Steinitz, who was there from 1949 to 1961, and Brian Brockless, who was Director twice, from 1961 to 1969, and from 1979 to 1995.
David's music was a service to the church and to the community, and we want to give an opportunity for everyone who would like to do this to be able to contribute to a permanent memorial to him at Great St Bartholomew. As with the other two plaques, David's will be made from slate into which gilded letters are cut.
In order to make this as convenient as possible, we have established a JustGiving.com page where donations can be made. Click here to go to our JustGiving.com page to donate
Alternatively you can give by texting TREN01 and the amount you wish to give to 70070 – so, for example, you might text TREN01 £10 to 70070
Thank you for any donation you feel able to give for David to be commemorated in this way.
Summer Programme 2016 at Great St Bartholomew
Our Summer programme begins on the feast of S. James the Apostle (25th July) and ends on that of the Apostle Bartholomew (24th August). There will be no weekday celebrations of the Holy Eucharist at the Great during that period. The Solemn Eucharist will be either at S. Bartholomew the Less or in the Lady Chapel of 'The Great', and Evensong (without sermon) will be at 'The Great' as usual. We will celebrate the Feast of S. Bartholomew the Apostle on Sunday, 28th August, when the Bishop of Fulham will be with us for Evensong and will officiate at Benediction. We celebrate the feast of Dedication of the Priory Church on 4th September. The Family Eucharist at S. Bartholomew the Less ends its present season on 24th July, and resumes on Sunday 11th September.
Founder's Dinner at Founders' Hall
The annual dinner in honour of our Founder, Prior Rahere, this year will be on Tuesday, 20th September, the anniversary of his death in 1143. It will be a three-course black-tie dinner with wines, next door at Founders' Hall. Full details will be posted here shortly.
Mission Action Plan 2016–2021
The PCC of Great Saint Bartholomew has prepared a draft text of a new Mission Acton Plan for the period 2016–2021 which is now being circulated for consultation. Any comments on or suggested alterations to the text should be sent to the Rector – click here to email email@example.com – by 3 September 2016. They will be discussed by the PCC on 8 September.
Click here to see the Mission Action Plan 2016–2021 v.1
Next Rahere Singers Evensong: Sunday, 25th September 2016
The next Choral Evensong sung by the Rahere Singers will be on Sunday, September 25th at 18:30 in The Great.
The repertoire will be posted here as soon as possible.
Rehearsals will be on Friday, September 9th and Friday, September 23rd, both at 18:00 in the Great,
and also at 17:00 on the Sunday afternoon itself.
The administration of these services has now been handed on to Roy Sully.
If you would like to take part, please contact him by writing an email to
The Rahere Singers are also invited to sing services on the following dates in 2016:
Sunday, 6th November 2016 (Trinity XXIV): Evensong
Sunday, 11th December 2016 (Advent III): this will be the Mid-Advent Carol Service, when the Rahere Singers and the Church Choir join forces to create a special service for the Third Sunday of Advent based around the 'O Antiphons')
Pilgrimage to Rome and Assisi in 2017 – please note approaching deadline!
In 1120, Prior Rahere, our Founder, made a pilgrimage to Rome. The Rector will be leading a pilgrimage, organised with McCabe Pilgrimages, from 22nd to 29th May 2017. Pilgrims will visit both Rome and Assisi, with a focus on aspects of Rome that Rahere himself could have seen, before enjoying the peace, beauty and tranquillity of Assisi. Brochures will be available in church and online shortly. The cost per person, half-board, sharing a twin-bedded room is £1,445. Bookings must be received in the Parish Office by noon on 5th September to make it possible for us to visit the scavi under St Peters Basilica (which has to be booked well in advance).
If you would like to know more, click this link to open a PDF about this pilgrimage
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Music Notes
Music Notes for the Ninth Sunday after Trinity
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Except where indicated, all events take place in the Priory Church of St Bartholomew the Great
Sunday, 24th 2016, The Ninth Sunday after Trinity
The church is open 08:30–20:00
|Holy Eucharist in the Lady Chapel of 'The Great'
Preacher: The Revd Dr Martin Dudley, The Rector
|Cloister Café open
|Family Eucharist with hymns in St. Bartholomew the Less
Preacher: The Revd Jeremy Davies, The Hospitaller
|Solemn Eucharist at the High Altar of 'The Great'
Setting: Messa da Capella (1641) – Monteverdi
Preacher: The Revd Dr Martin Dudley, The Rector
At the Offertory: Exsultate justi – Viadana
Postlude: Voluntary in D minor – Stanley
Music Notes for the Ninth Sunday after Trinity
|Choral Evensong of S. James & Sermon in 'The Great'
Introit: Misit Herodes rex manus – Handl
Responses: Radcliffe
Canticles: Evening Service in E minor – Wood
Anthem: How beauteous are their feet – Stanford
Preacher: The Revd Jeremy Davies, The Hospitaller
Postlude: Postlude in D minor – Stanford
Music Notes for the Ninth Sunday after Trinity
|Church Diary 25th to 30th
|Mon 25th
|S. James, Apostle
Our summer programme begins today. This means that there are no weekly celebrations of the Holy Eucharist while the programme is running. The Family Eucharist goes 'on holiday' and does not take place again until after the Feast of Dedication in early September. The 11:00 Solemn Eucharist on Sundays takes place in St Bartholomew the Less. There are no sermons at Evensong.
|Tue 26th
|Ss Joachim & Anne, Parents of the Blessed Virgin Mary
|Angelus & Prayers in St Bartholomew the Less
|Holy Eucharist in St Bartholomew the Less
|Wed 27th
|Thu 28th
|Fri 29th
|Sat 30th
|The Café is now open for these hours each Saturday for coffees, teas, wines, beers and soft drinks together with hot pies, cakes, snacks and other food
|Marriage Blessing Campbell & Ross
Sunday, 31st 2016, The Tenth Sunday after Trinity
The church is open 08:30–20:00
|Holy Eucharist in the Lady Chapel of 'The Great'
Preacher: The Revd Jeremy Davies, The Hospitaller
|Cloister Café open
|There is no Family Eucharist during our Summer Programme
|Solemn Eucharist in St Bartholomew the Less
Setting: Missa In simplicitate – Langlais
Preacher: The Revd Jeremy Davies, The Hospitaller
At the Offertory: Ave Maria – Fauré
Postlude: Plein-jeu à la Française, from 'Suite In Simplicitate' – Langlaia
|Choral Evensong (without Sermon) in 'The Great'
Responses: Smith
Canticles: The Second Service – Tomkins
Anthem: My shepherd in the living Lord – Tomkins
Postlude: Fantasia in A minor – Byrd


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Wisconsin Slender Man Defendants Plead Not GuiltyTwo 13-year-old girls have pleaded not guilty to attempted homicide charges after being accused of repeatedly stabbing a classmate as a sacrifice to an online horror character. The suburban Milwaukee girls are being tried as adults and face decades in prison if convicted in the 2014 attack. A judge entered their pleas Friday.
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Psychiatrist: Girl Accused In Stabbing Needs InterventionOne of two Wisconsin girls accused of trying to kill a classmate to please a fictitious horror character has schizophrenia that is getting worse and intervention is the best way to mitigate the symptoms, a psychiatrist testified Thursday.
Girl Accused Of Stabbing Classmate Due In CourtThe attorney for one of the two Wisconsin girls charged with trying to kill a classmate to please a fictitious horror character will try to convince a judge that the child's case belongs in juvenile court.
Defense In Slender Man Case Say Adult Charges UnwarrantedAttorneys for one of two Wisconsin girls charged in adult court with trying to kill a friend to please a fictional horror character will argue her case belongs in juvenile court.
Attorney Seeks Bail Modification In Slender Man StabbingThe attorney for a 12-year-old Wisconsin girl accused of stabbing a classmate to please the horror character Slender Man has asked that her bail be reduced and she be allowed to move to a residential treatment center.


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Blue Jays 7, Red Sox 3
BOSTON (AP)—Homers ended the Boston's five-game winning streak, one day after the Red Sox tied a major league record by hitting four in a row.
Frank Thomas hit his 490th homer, a go-ahead, two-run drive off Tim Wakefield in the sixth inning that led Toronto to a 7-3 victory Monday night over a Red Sox team that lacked the power and passion that produced a three-game sweep of the New York Yankees.
"It just seemed like it was a lethargic day," Boston's Doug Mirabelli said. "There wasn't the energy that we've had."
Boston reliever Mike Timlin disagreed that the 7-6 win over the Yankees on Sunday night contributed to a letdown.
"To me, that's just an excuse," he said. "We just got beat."
Aaron Hill had four hits, including a two-run homer in the ninth off Timlin, as Toronto ended a five-game losing streak. Hill has four homers in 19 games after getting six in 155 last year.
"It was good to go out and get everything right," he said. "It's good to see the Big Man hitting his homers. It got us going."
Tomo Ohka (1-2) allowed three runs—two earned—and six hits in five-plus innings to win in a rematch with Wakefield of Boston's 4-1 victory at Toronto last Wednesday. It was his first win in eight starts since Aug. 24 against Colorado.
Jason Frasor, filling in for injured closer B.J. Ryan, got his second save. Ryan was moved from the 15-day to the 60-day disabled list Monday,
"It's not going to be easy" without Ryan, Toronto manager John Gibbons said, "but you've got to do it."
Wakefield (2-2) gave up four runs—three earned—and eight hits in six innings. His ERA rose from an AL-best 1.35 to 2.08.
"He pitched well, but his knuckleball wasn't the nasty knuckleball that he's had," Mirabelli said.
Wakefield's teammates didn't hit any homers to support him after Manny Ramirez, J.D. Drew, Mike Lowell and Jason Varitek connected in the third inning of Boston's win Sunday night.
"I guess the wind was blowing out pretty good, but it didn't help those balls. Those balls were hit pretty good," Gibbons said.
Thomas' homer gave Toronto a 3-2 lead.
"He smoked that thing," Gibbons said.
With Vernon Wells at first and a threat to steal, Wakefield rushed his delivery.
"I just left the ball up," Wakefield said. "That's probably the turning point."
Thomas is three homers behind Lou Gehrig and Fred McGriff, who are tied for 21st, and 10 away from 500.
"That's always been a goal of mine," said Thomas, who is hitting just .232 with three homers in his first season with Toronto. "There's 10 more to go, but that's a long way to go. I don't want to be done after this year, though."
Lowell went 2-for-3 to improve his batting average to .323 but the third baseman continued his struggles in the field. His error in the second was his sixth in 36 chances. He has just six errors all last season when he had 462 chances and was second in AL fielding percentage to Oakland's Eric Chavez.
Dustin Pedroia, 1-for-28 before getting two hits Sunday, put Boston ahead 2-1 with a two-run double in the fourth. Wakefield allowed just four runs in 25 innings entering the sixth, when he gave up Thomas' second homer against the Red Sox this season and Jason Phillips' RBI single.
Boston cut the lead to 4-3 when Lowell scored on shortstop Royce Clayton's throwing error in the sixth. Adam Lind hit a sacrifice fly in the eighth.
Boston CF Wily Mo Pena struck out in five straight at-bats before hitting into a forceout in the fourth. … John McDonald had three hits for Toronto. … Boston's Julio Lugo went 0-for-5 and is in a 2-for-23 slump. … Mirabelli, the personal catcher for knuckleballer Wakefield, had his third straight two-hit game.
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- Rougned Odor homers twice for Rangers in 8-3 win over Royals


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Could the high street shopping experience really be about to change for good? According to PayPal the answer is a definitive yes.
The online payment service has announced its new mobile app, PayPal InStore, available on both the Android and iOS and platforms. Pocket-lint was at the launch and was able to try the online service first hand.
The PayPal InStore app is not to be confused with NFC. NFC contactless payments have endured a stop-start approach and, while not ruling it out completely, PayPal clearly see its payment system as the way forward.
"NFC is an unnecessary step," Cameron MClean, PayPal's UK MD, told Pocket-lint. "The UK wants a rich shopping experience and the best way to engage between a retailer and a customer is through a smartphone."
PayPal kindly gave us £50 credit on a temporary PayPal InStore account that we got to use on a Samsung Galaxy S II. Our shopping experience was limited to retailer Oasis, so we had to choose from a range of women's clothes.
After settling on a rather fetching summer dress (not for us you understand) we fired up the app and wandered over to one of the sales assistants who had an iPad in hand.
Here we were told to press the Pay InStore icon that sits on the apps homepage, which in turn revealed a unique barcode and number. The assistant then typed the price of the item into her iPad before scanning the barcode with a barcode reader. This immediately deducted the money from our temporary PayPal account.
We were then ushered round to the changing rooms where we received our paper receipt, though customers who use the app will also receive an electronic version as an email.
It certainly proved a quick and easy process and meant we didn't have to queue up at the cash register (the same process is available at the till if you'd rather). It also means that, in effect you can go shopping without your wallet.
Monetary payments with smartphones have been met with fears of security in the past; perhaps one of the reasons NFC has failed to take off. What if your phone was stolen? Would the thieving toe rag be able to go on a shopping spree at your expense?
Not so, according to John Lunn, EMEA Director of Innovation PayPal (UK) Limited:
"There's no actual money sitting on the phone. Unlike NFC, PayPal's InStore wallet sits securely in a cloud and on PayPal."
There's also a unique pin code that must be typed in each time you fire up the app.
Launching on 31 May, the PayPal InStore app will initially be able to be used only in four UK retailers -Oasis, Karen Millen, Coast and Warehouse - but with PayPal already "talking to pretty much everyone" that number is sure to grow.
As MClean signs off: "We're expecting a big uptake from both consumers and retailers."
The PayPal InStore app is available to download for free from both the Apple App Store and Google Play.
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Apparently Microsoft isn't ready to throw in the towel yet and is now looking for partners to team up with for another attempt at a Yahoo! buyout. The Redmond-based company has been in talks with Time Warner and News Corp. along with other companies in hopes of striking a deal that would ultimately lead to Yahoo!'s breakup, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The deal Microsoft is proposing would let it snatch up Yahoo!'s search business leaving its partners to carve up what ever is left over.
While a deal like this would be a winning situation for Microsoft since it could walk away with exactly what it wants without having to break the bank, it may not ever come together. According to parties familiar with the plan, talks are still in a preliminary stage and won't likely lead to a deal with Yahoo!.
Microsoft had scheduled a meeting with Yahoo! to discuss the possibility of a group buyout but cancelled, leading the search company's executives to assume that its suitor couldn't find any partners.
Microsoft originally presented Yahoo! with an unsolicited buyout offer at the beginning of the year, but Yahoo! claimed Microsoft wasn't offering enough and rejected the offer. Later negotiations eventually fell apart and Microsoft withdrew its bid.
Yahoo! has since partnered with Google for a search advertising revenue deal that could help boost Yahoo!'s bottom line and also potentially creates an obstacle in Microsoft's renewed interest in a buyout.
Microsoft had been hoping to acquire Yahoo! to bolster its own lagging Internet search revenue business. The Windows Vista maker has been unable to catch up with Google in the lucrative search advertising market and was hoping to narrow the lead after snatching up Yahoo!. Considering the apparent lack of partner interest, however, Microsoft's latest scheme will likely fail, too.
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