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Started in 1706. In the age of coffee shops, Thomas Twining was the man who loved tea, setting up shop on London's Strand. More than 300 years later, both our passion and shop are still present! Pop in for a visit next time at 216 Strand and be sure of a warm welcome... and a cup of tea.
Our Collection of 6 different black teas, carefully blended to preserve their authentic tastes:
Assam - a deep amber tea, with a rich and malty flavour. Perfect with brunch and all through the day. Makes a great alternative to coffee after a meal.
Ceylon - a bright amber tea with calming undertones and a flavour that refreshes with every sip. Lovely after lunch and the classic ingredient of iced tea.
Early Grey - a pale golden tea infused with the delicate flavour of bergamot. Perfect as an afternoon tea, with a light sandwich and a slice of cake.
Lady Grey - a pale golden tea, infused with refreshing citrus flavours, our own elegant lady grey is perfect when shared with a friend on a sunny afternoon.
English Breakfast - an invigorating amber coloured tea with a full-bodied taste. Originally blended to enjoy with breakfast and now drunk all day.
Darjeeling - a pale and delicate tea, with a character likened to the muscatel grape. Ideal for afternoon tea or a special occasion.
Pack Size: 120g
By Appointment to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Tea & Coffee Merchants R. Twining and Company Limited. London.
Assam, English Breakfast, Ceylon and Darjeeling: 100% Black Tea, Earl Grey: Tea, Bergamot Flavouring (4%), Natural Lemon Flavouring with Other Natural Flavourings (1%), Lady Grey: Black Tea, Orange Peel (3%), Lemon Peel (3%), Flavouring
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REGION: Escondido "bomb house" controlled burn a model for nation, expert says
SAN DIEGO ---- It sounded like the craziest idea. But the plan to burn down an Escondido house full of explosives and hazardous materials went off so well it has become a model studied by safety professionals nationwide.
That was the judgment of industrial safety expert Neal Langerman, who spoke about the daring plan's long-term impact Monday. The house at 1954 Via Scott in northwestern Escondido, known as the "Escondido bomb house," no longer exists. Its destruction on Dec. 9, 2010, was carried out with no loss of life or injury, and without contaminating the neighborhood.
Public safety agencies worked together superbly, even though there was no precedent for dealing with such a powder keg in a residential neighborhood, Langerman said at the American Chemical Society convention.
Held at the San Diego Convention Center, it continues through Thursday.
Langerman, a member of the society's Committee on Health and Safety, spoke about the incident at a morning news conference.
Four of those involved in the story discussed it in an afternoon panel session. They described an extremely intense and demanding process of determining the danger, how to deal with it and how to communicate with the public.
Panelists were Chris Nichols, a North County Times staff writer; Todd Newman, chief of the San Marcos Fire Department; Lt. Mike McClain, San Diego County Sheriff's Department; and Nick Vent, a supervising environmental health specialist for San Diego County.
"The (hazardous materials) responders from across the country have been studying the amazingly good implementation ... for lessons learned," Langerman said at the morning news conference.
House of horrors
To fully appreciate the success of the planned burn, put yourself in the shoes of the first investigators who entered the house, Langerman said.
The house, rented by George Jakubec, was stuffed with bomb components and other dangerous materials inside and on the property. The house came to the attention of authorities when a bomb outside injured a gardener on Nov. 18, 2010.
"The house was so packed with chemicals and chemical-related stuff, including homemade hand grenades, several thousand rounds of ammunition, that it was unsafe for the responders to try to enter," Langerman said. "If they turned around and knocked something over, they could have detonated it. ... Their entry (method) was to look inside and basically back off."
A territorial dispute over whether the Escondido or San Marcos fire departments had jurisdiction was solved by setting up a unified command under the National Incident Management System of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Sixty local, state and federal agencies were involved, Langerman said.
Using a technology called portable Raman spectroscopy , which detects chemicals by analyzing their effect on laser light, the team found the premises was saturated with "a wide variety of corrosive, toxic and flammable chemicals."
Langerman said the most dangerous explosive found on the premises was hexamethylene triperoxide diamine, or HMTD, an unstable powder that can detonate at a slight touch.
To demonstrate, Langerman lightly tapped on a cup, commenting that the force would be sufficient to detonate HMTD.
Authorities also found pentaerythritol tetranitrate, PETN, a powerful explosive used in terrorist bombings, and erythritol tetranitrate, which is similar to PETN.
"As the investigation continued and the responders realized that they wouldn't be able to safely enter the house and remove all the chemicals without the risk of an uncontrolled detonation, they began thinking about burning it," Langerman said.
"The amount of explosive material was a threat to the entire block," he said.
Burning and aftermath
Scientists at several U.S. national laboratories plotted where the smoke plume from the fire would go. This was to ensure that people weren't harmed by inhaling the fumes.
"Communication with the public became essential because of the truly unique nature of this incident," Langerman said. "The public and the immediately involved citizens were brought into the discussion early on, and the media, particularly the North County Times, did a spectacularly good job of communicating."
The house was destroyed in a controlled burn lasting 30 minutes.
After the fire, response members studied the air and ground for evidence of contamination. Much of the top layer of soil was taken away.
The site left behind is still empty, but safe for building, he said.
"If you want a piece of property that is guaranteed to be pristine, this is the piece of property," Langerman said.
There's an even larger meaning to the bomb house story than its happy ending, Langerman said. The money the federal government has spent on training local agencies to handle terrorist threats post-Sept. 11 has paid off.
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Jakubec pleaded guilty to bank robbery and to the manufacture of the explosives at his home , receiving a 30-year sentence .
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William Koch began testifying Wednesday in the civil case he brought against one-time billionaire Eric Greenberg, a California businessman who sold him wine in 2005.
Koch claims Greenberg cheated him out of more than $320,000 by selling him two dozen fake bottles of wine. Greenberg has testified he never intentionally sold a fake bottle of wine.
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The Ultimate Doomsday To-Do List
You never know exactly what the future holds, so we might as well get to doing fantastic stuff while the gettings good.
Whether you fall on the "December 21 will be the end of us, just as the Mayan calendar predicted," end of the spectrum or you're in noted astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson's camp (the one that's based in science and assures us that the world is set to keep on spinning), it's impossible to avoid mention of the prediction that the world will come to its end this month. Is the apocalypse a laughing matter? No. Does it seem likely to actually happen? Also no. Does it, however, provide an excellent impetus for writing up a Doomsday To-Do list, an itinerary of completely fun activities that you should probably do anyway? Why, yes! Let's fun things up, while we still can!
- Find a new hero, and emulate his or her accomplishments. Let's just say that Mayor Cory Booker has set the bar pretty danged high in terms of being an awesome human, and most of us in the VN office are obsessed with his do-goodery.
- Get yourself a tub of Celeste's Best cookie dough. What happens after it's open is up you.
- Donate more money than you normally would to your favorite animal organization. If the world ends, you won't need the cash anyway, and if it doesn't you can start off the New Year having done something great!
- If you are a lady, have a lady day. For me, this means going to the Korean spa and paying intensely muscular women to scrub the living daylights out of my skin, after sitting in a piping hot steam room for hours. Maybe it means something different to you (but really, this is one of the most amazing uses your time could possibly have).
- Re-read all of Calvin and Hobbes. All of it. Every panel. Pretty much everything that's good about humanity, imagination, and philosophy (not to mention comics) are in those pages.
- Adopt a companion animal. Do you really want to spend your last days on the planet not cuddling an amazing dog? Really?
- Host a really rocking dinner party. According to The New York Times, the art of the dinner party is going the way of the dodo. Before we all become extinct, let's dress up, gather friends, ply them with cocktails, and share an incredible meal.
- Speaking of dressing up, if there's a bit of extra cash leftover after you've given your chunk to animal organizations, splurge on a new coat from Vaute Couture, new shoes from Brave GentleMan, or a new Matt & Nat bag. Might as well support vegan companies while you can, yes?
- Order one of every single candy and caramel from Obsessive Confection Disorder. Do it.
- Say it. There's definitely someone in your life whom you silently appreciate, and now's the time to stop the silence. Could be your neighbor who always says hello, your long-suffering mother, or someone you think is too famous/busy/far away to want to hear from little ol' you. Forget that noise, and make some that sounds like, "Thanks for what you do."
- Send a present to someone who isn't expecting it. You know what always fits just right? A dozen vegan cinnamon rolls from Cinnaholic, complete with the recipient's favorite frosting flavors.
- If you are a gentleman, have a gent's day. As we already covered, I'm not a dude, so I really can't recommend anything too specific here, but I will say that it's always a good idea to read comic books (pretty much anything by Alan Moore) and/or re-watch all of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
- Say yes. The friend you have that you're always just a tad too busy to visit? Accept his or her invitation to drinks and catch up.
- Speaking of drinks, find out what your favorite one is. Yes, this will take a lot of research, so pace yourself a bit. Are you a Mojito gal? A Moscow Mule man? A straight-from-the-bottle-the-world-is-ending-do-you-really-think-I-have-time-to-concoct-a-cocktail-right-now whiskey drinker? Find out!
- Make the VN Signature Mac 'n' Cheese. Now.
- Grab a gaggle of friends, find a karaoke bar, and get cozy. Might as well make some memories, right? If the world ends, your potential shame will be short-lived, and if it doesn't, your friends can remember your on-stage bravery for years to come. Win-win.
- Celebrate the holidays—all of them. Decorate the heck out of your home, go nuts with streamers, whip up your favorite latkes to enjoy under a Christmas tree while dressed as your favorite superhero before you shoot off (legal!) fireworks and hunt for dark chocolate bunnies. Repeat the next day, because, why not?
- Read a favorite book out loud. The writing of a beloved author is even more magical when actually verbalized.
- Get some. (In the immortal words of Monty Python, "Wink, wink. Say no more.")
- Buy yourself a Moleskin 18-month planner (the preferred planner of the VN staff). Fill it with the successes for the next year that you'd have in your absolute wildest dreams. If the planet goes kaput, you'll have spent some time considering a dream life. If we happen to get a bit more time walking around, work on making those goals reality!
- Dance. A lot. With someone you like.
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Jeffrey Immelt Discusses GE's CSR Efforts
Jeffrey Immelt, Chairman and CEO of General Electric, speaks at the BSR Conference in 2008.
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Jeff Immelt's comments are very profound. He speaks about SAVING THE WORLD… but it is critical that he remembers that he is not a SOCIAL SCIENTIST…who is focused on SAVING THE WORLD…BUT has responsibility to ALL of his KEY STAKEHOLDERS… this means that he focuses FIRST on the stakeholders who put him in his job…the EMPLOYEES..who work to create the innovative products, services and solutions that has made GE a viable company, his STOCKHOLDERS..who invest in his company not to SAVE THE WORLD but to get a FAIR RETURN on their investment, HIS COMMUNITIES, like Schenectady, Louisville, Evendale etc…whose life depends on having jobs…
It is nice to try to save the world and make it green, but not if it sacrifices the LIVES and FUTURE of those who made the company and only wanted a FAIR RETURN on their LIFE and FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS…
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Bill R. what you seem to be failing to realize is that "saving the world" includes saving those jobs and communities whose future you are so worried about. Sustainability, have you thought about the definition of that word? It means that if we (everyone) don't change the way we do things using methods that can be sustained indefinately then there won't be anything to sustain, including your job and the community you live in.
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Ryan Martens, founder and chief technology officer of GOOD Company finalist Rally Software, recommends five books that have shaped his approach to business, his company and life.
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Divers Find 340-Year-Old Cheese At The Bottom Of The Ocean Would you give it a try?
The "Dragon Hole" May Be The World's Deepest Blue Hole It measures in at a whopping 987 feet deep
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Natural Capitalism: Creating the Next Industrial Revolution
By Paul Hawken, Amory B. Lovins, L. Hunter Lovins
416 pages, Back Bay Books, $10.81
I love this book: Chapter 7, on Muda, Flow and Service, formed the basis for Rally Software. The work in this book, like Cradle to Cradle, gives you so many great examples about how commerce could be different, better and work to make a more sustainable society all at the same time. This book gives me hope and purpose.
No Impact Man: The Adventures of a Guilty Liberal Who Attempts to Save the Planet, and the Discoveries He Makes About Himself and Our Way of Life in the Process
By Colin Beavan
288 pages, Picador, $10.20
I love the humor in this story and the net-zero conclusion. You need to keep track of your Net score, not just your reduction of your negative impacts. For many of us, amplifying the positive work we are doing is way more impacting than racing to zero negative impact.
The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses
By Eric Ries
The subtitle is just perfect: "How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses." This is a very approachable book for any business manager, and is a great gift. If you read his Lessons Learned blog, you have read the book.
Mid-Course Correction: Toward a Sustainable Enterprise: The Interface Model
Wow. Anderson pushed me to confront the issues of climate change with bold steps in the business. His mission-zero concept is an amazing demonstration of the kind of steps necessary to lead your company and change commerce.
It was a real bummer to see him pass away in 2011. His FLOR carpet is all over my house and office.
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Dec 15
If you enjoyed the Franktronics lightshow, here are some other lightshows synchronized to music.
Dec 15
Franktronics Halloween lightshow will run every night from dusk till midnight, until November 1st.
Come by and watch my LED monsters sings songs like "Monster Mash", "Thriller", "Feed my Frankenstein" and others!
The lightshow is free to the public. Tune your car radio to 102.3FM to hear the music in the comfort of your own vehicle.
See more pictures of the Halloween Lightshow on the photo gallery page.
Oct 15
Getting ready for Halloween, just a little more wiring for this new light display.
This years Halloween lightshow will start on October 24th and run through October 31st. Lights come on at dusk and go off at midnight. Make sure you tune your radio to my FM station, posted in the Franktronics parking lot.
Jul 15
This years Independence Day Lightshow will run from the 2nd of July until the 10th.
Please come by and check it out. One of the three songs playing this year is here:
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Mar 15
This years donations collected during the light show exceeded just over $1200. I really appreciate everyone coming out to see this years Christmas light show. From review of the security cameras I'm estimating about 3000 cars and over 10,000 people visited the light show this year. I was passing out candy canes to the viewers, whenever the weather permitted, here are some of the comments I received:
"Great light show, never seen anything like this!"
"Amazing, what a great show and right here in Gloucester."
"Thank you for putting on this light show, I bring the kids every year."
"The 'Let it Go' song was our favorite, the kids were dancing in the car."
and my favorite
"If you see me tomorrow, don't tell the kids that I've already been here."
We have raised over $1000 for the Given Garden Foundation this year. This exceeded my expectation for the year and I'm thankful for everyone that helped. The final total will be announced shortly.
I would like to dedicate the last week of my Christmas lightshow to my friend Larry Fowler, who passed away this year. Larry was a great fan and supporter of my lightshows. In memory of Larry I will be collectting donations for his cause, the Gloucester Point Baptist Church Building Fund.
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January 18, 2013 12:38:29 PM
School resource officers from throughout north Mississippi will converge at Overstreet School in Starkville on Saturday for an active shooter drill.
Part of a mandatory course required by the Mississippi Department of Education, the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERT) program is a one-day refresher course that must be taken every year along with a full two-day program.
The MDE has been requiring these courses since 2008 and MDE school safety spokesperson Don Criswell said the drill is not in response to any recent events.
"Our resource officers are the only agency required to do this training in the state, but probably 80 to 90 percent of all law enforcement agencies in the state have had this training," Criswell said. "Basically, it is geared so all of the resource officers will have the capabilities of working with other law enforcement agencies."
The drill is closed to the public.
Criswell said the drill focuses on how to enter a building with an active shooter, and what steps to take after entering.
Resource officers from all over the region will participate in the drill, which was scheduled after the same course filled up in Oxford a few weeks ago.
"We are limited to the number of people we can have in a class," Criswell said. "We had to schedule another one to make sure everyone was given the opportunity to get the annual refresher."
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An idiot's guide to why Overwatch may be the best game of 2016
the true mark of a game, is when an idiot convinces you to drop cash on it. And with god as my witness, I am that idiot to tell you why Overwatch is the best.
Catch Dota 2 at the Cradlestone Mall in Johannesburg this weekend
The first installment of Nav TV's Mall Gaming Experience kicks off this weekend with a Dota 2 LAN qualifier at the Cradlestone Mall, Johannesburg.
Take a closer look at Aguilar's costume in the Assassin's Creed movie
Ubisoft is anticipating a lot of cosplay based on the costume worn in Assassin's Creed. And they're releasing high quality images for the fans.
R20 000 sexy cosplay competition coming to Sexpo South Africa
Sexpo is coming, and it's bringing with it a fantastic opportunity to win money for a sex-positive approach to cosplay.
The best Deadpool cosplay you'll ever see
There are Deadpool cosplayers, and there are Deadpool masters of the craft. Like this creation from El Fett and Nguyen over on TheRPF.
Sexpo's cosplay competition is a good thing (NSFW)
Cosplay may not be inherently sexual, but it's good for there to be a place for sexy versions.
Let's take a closer look at the new Spider-Man costume
The Spider-Man costume is getting an update in Captain America: Civil War, as Spidey enters the battle on the side of Team Iron Man. Let's take a closer look at that costume.
So you want to cosplay as the armoured dark knight from Batman V Superman
With Batman V Superman coming out however, everyone is digging the armoured look that the caped crusader sports. A costume, that actually isn't that difficult to pull off.
The stunning cosplay of London Super Comic Con 2016
Spandex! Trenchcoats! A surprisingly small number of Kylo Rens and Deadpools for once! Sneaky Zebra was on hand to capture all the costume craziness of London Super Comic Con.
The dynamic cosplay of DragonCon 2015
The purest expo around when it comes to unadulterated geekery, cosplay and general nerdiness, DragonCon is where I want to be buried one day. Or better yet, actually visit when I'm alive. If I ever do crack a plane ticket to DragonCon, I'll be certain to pack the kind of costume that can handle the heat of the massive parade that occurs on the streets of Atlanta.
The crazy awesome cosplay of BlizzCon 2015
BlizzCon! Home to some ace cosplay, with fans from all over dressing up as Pandas, witch doctors and Iron Men on steroids.
Great Scott! It's the cosplay of New York Comic Con 2015!
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British and Irish Lions' latest call-up Shane Williams has spoken of his shock at receiving a surprise call from the Lions camp summoning him to Australia from his home in Japan.
The 36-year-old retired from international Test rugby 18 months ago, but he will line-up on the wing for the Lions once again as he has been named in the starting XV to face the ACT Brumbies on Tuesday.
He will join fellow late arrivals Billy Twelvetrees, Brad Barritt and Christian Wade in the back-line, with the latter two yet to arrive in Australia as they travel from America and Argentina respectively.
But for Williams, it is another chance to pull on the famous red shirt for a third consecutive tour, having featured in the Test squad in 2005 and 2009.
He arrives Down Under as injury cover for fellow Welsh winger George North, who has been struggling with injury and is a concern ahead of the first Test on Saturday.
"I had a phone call to see whether I would be able to help them out because there are a couple of injuries in the squad," Williams told talkSPORT.
"There was no chance I was going to say no, to be honest with you. It was completely out of the blue. I never thought I would ever get this opportunity again, but if me contributing on Tuesday is going to help the Lions squad be successful in the three Tests then that is what I am here to do.
"I am here to provide any help they need to be successful in the Test series.
"Rob Howley (Lions assistant coach) phoned me. It is still sinking in. I am over the moon, and what I will do on the field is give my 100% effort and commitment and do whatever it takes to help the team out.
Another Welshman, Jamie Roberts, is another serious concern after he picked up a hamstring injury in the victory over the New South Wales Waratahs on Saturday. While Warren Gatland awaits the results of his scan to reveal the extent of the injury to Roberts, Williams has no fitness concerns of his own despite plying his trade for the latter years of his career for the Mitsubishi Dynaboars in Japan.
"I have been playing in Japan over the last 12 months," added Williams. "Fitness is not going to be an issue. If I had any doubt whatsoever that I wasn't capable or good enough then I would have said no, because there is no way I will let the Lions down."
Wales' all-time leading try-scorer is set to leave the squad on Wednesday as he is due to cover the three-test series for radio, but he will have one last international appearance following his final game for Wales against Australia in December 2011.
"It is the pinnacle of any player's career. I always wanted to play for Wales, and I didn't ever consider I would be good enough to play for the Lions," Williams added.
"You really don't think you will be among the legends like Willie John McBride, Gareth Edwards, Gerald Davies, all those legends. To be associated with the Lions is the greatest honour a rugby player could have."
Gatland, who coached Williams during his tenure as Wales head coach which he will return to following the tour, admitted that the Lions were a little short on the wings due to injuries and players needing a rest.
"We just said we needed Shane for one game," admitted the New Zealander. "We spoke to Shane and said the proviso is he comes in Monday, trains, plays on Tuesday and he leaves the squad on Wednesday. He was perfectly happy with that.
"The accolades have been given to Shane. He played in the last Lions Test match against South Africa, when they won. He's in pretty good nick.
"We know that he is fit and training, and I am sure he will come and do the jersey proud and do himself proud."
Despite the surprising call-up, and the fact that seven of the starting XV were not selected in the original squad, Gatland refuted the idea that the Lions are sacrificing this game in what could be their toughest game outside of the Tests during the tour.
"There is no way we are going out on Tuesday sacrificing a game. The motivation is there," he added.
"I am sure those players who take the field on Tuesday will be incredibly motivated to want to continue this tour unbeaten, and there is still that opportunity for players on Tuesday to put their hand up and say they want to be part of that Test XV or Test 23."
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Havet is a cabinet made out of pine. The surface treatment resembles a stormy ocean at night and is created by combining traditional craftsmanship with an unconventional technique. The pattern is chiselled by hand using an angle grinder. Just like the waves on a windy sea, each cabinet created will be unique. At first, the furniture is built as a classic cabinet with right angles and with fittings, details and interiors in place. The carpenters then chisel out the distinctive pattern — a process requiring as much time as building the cabinet itself. The pattern is carved on all sides and across all external joints and fittings, creating a monolithic and sculptural gestalt.
Havet, by Karl-Johan Hjerling & Karin Wallenbeck, for Snickeriet
Adrien Rovero was one of 40 swiss artists, architects and designers invited to transform 40 year old cable cars into new objects. Created for Mountain Climbers, a Swiss cultural and sustainable project benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Switzerland, Rock is the first of 40 projects to be revealed. Rock was premiered at the opening of Rovero's solo show, Landscale, at Lausanne's Musée de design et d'arts appliqués contemporains (MUDAC). For this project he decided to celebrate the rocking movement of the cable car and thus to create a garden rocking chair.
A selection of projects will be revealed at Design Miami in Basel in 2013 and the remaining projects will be revealed in Basel during the fair week in 2014. The exhibiting will be touring in Switzerland in different cities and followed by a Christie's auction, benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Switzerland.
Rock Cable Car Chair, by Adrien Rovero , for Mountain Climbers, via: mocoloco
Thread Family is a set of small hight adaptable furnishings featuring a thread and seat lathed from walnut wood on a welded steel base in many colours. The family consists of three members: Small Stool, Bistro Table & High Stool. Main feature is the lathed upper part, consisting of a 40 mm thread cut from american walnut, connected with the seat by a visible and well crafted wedge-joint in a cross shape. Its surface is finished with hardwood oil to enhance the natural looks and to produce a smooth motion of the thread while adjusting the seat hight. The steel base was welded from precision stainless steel tubes, inspired by high quality bicycle frames. All additional parts like feet and inner thread have been hand crafted from a non dyed technical polymer.
Conceived as objects of high flexibility, the Thread Family works in small spaces and in large places. They rise and adapt to the needs of the user and can become a lifelong companion to a kid or an adult. "Thread" emphasizes the natural qualities of wood and works well as a single piece and in a group.
Thread Family, Small Stool, Bistro Table & High Stool, by Designer, for Coordination
The classic canopy bed in a modern interpretation, suitable to be positioned mid-room; base frame and headboard in leather or fabric. The bed rests on a platform which is large enough to position a storage element with an open compartment and a drawer at the foot of the bed. One single large size and four different finishes: brushed light and black oak, grey and brown oak. While maintaining the structural characteristics of a canopy bed, another version is now available, Alcova. The new bed is smaller in size with the headboard and mattress box higher than the original version. The protruding base has also been eliminated. The easily removable covers are finished with exquisite needlework. In natural grey, brown, black oak or wengé.
Alcova Canopy Bed, by Maxalto
Button is a side table developed with the purpose to provide versatility in the living space. With the removable table top it can also be used as a serving tray and adapts to the user's wish. The centered handle makes it easy to move and it also becomes a visual feature in itself.
Button Side Table, by Fredrik Wærnes
During the Salone Del Mobile, De Padova launched the Keel table, FUWL's first collaboration with the legendary Italian design house. The simple table idea is based on observation of sailboats. The vertical divider inserted in the table is like the centerboard that crosses the keel of a boat. The colored wooden part at the center adds stability and crosses the whole structure, a single piece of curved wood that makes the table balanced and elegant.
Keel Table, by Form Us With Love, for De Padova
The name giver of Marionet shows how to do it: only the connections between the (body) parts, joints and threads hold together the marionette; if one of the components is missing it collapses. This principle is equally applicable to the side table, which Simon Busse designed for the Mox Company: Only if all its components interact the table stands firmly. Three flat wooden legs other form the basis and are brought into position by a connective element. A hook on the top side of the connective element holds a coloured elastic band – the marionette's string. The band runs through the wooden legs towards a tabletop and turns into a carrying handle on the upper side. In order to lock this fragile structure, the tabletop is bevelled downwards, the legs are kept in position and the entire table stands firmly.
Marionet, by Simon Busse, for Mox, Interior Innovation Award, 2012, (German Design Council)
Storage units, made of steel sheet, that can be either open, with drawers or sliding doors. Adhoc stems from the desire to create a home furnishing system with a historically industrial material. The sheet metal has allowed working with 1.5-mm thick plates. Thanks to a special compass opening solution patented by Bruno Fattorini & Partners (patent pending No. MI2011A000131), the door folds away inside the container with no lateral encumbrance, which further minimizes the layout of the containers, already simple and linear, and lends a perception of extreme lightness.
Adhoc, by Bruno Fattorini and Partners, for Zanotta
Piero Lissoni has designed Greene, a system of sliding doors and freestanding frames made of brushed aluminum and glass. The system allows for separation between moving parts or spaces up to a maximum height of 3 meters.
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FK04 CALVERT is from a series of coffee tables, designed in 1951 by renowned modernist German architect and designer Ferdinand Kramer during his time in America. Part of his successful "Knock-Down" furniture series, the square FK04 CALVERT is an enduring and modern piece. The easily invertible and collapsible coffee table consists of a tabletop and two crossing invertible sheets serving as a base for the table. Similar to a clothing pattern, the components of the table are cut out of a single plywood sheet. The intrinsically simple cut out base of FK04 CALVERT reveals a sculptural quality to the table. E15 offers the re-edition or in oak or walnut veneer, clear lacquered and a variety of coloured lacquer.
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Selective slug grazing on montane meadow plants
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1 In order to test the hypothesis that the sensitivity of field populations of the rare perennial Arnica montana to slug attack is due to its high palatability, we compared Arnica leaves and seedlings with 20 other plant species in greenhouse food choice experiments.
2 When slugs were given a choice of mature plant leaf discs, Arnica montana was one of the food plants most preferred by all three slug species tested. Arion lusitanicus, Arionsubfuscus and Deroceras agreste differed only slightly in their preference for particular plant species. Greater differences in acceptability were observed when parameters other than area consumed were evaluated. Arnica seedlings displayed similarly high susceptibility to slug grazing.
3 Morphological factors influence mollusc feeding behaviour, with epidermal cell wall thickness and hairiness related to acceptability. Removing the hairs by shaving the leaves increased the acceptability of one species, Centaurea jacea.
4 Leaves of undamaged Arnica montana plants were preferred to leaves of plants that had been predamaged by partial leaf removal, suggesting that there is an inducible component of chemical defence.
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Idiot Drives His Van Into A Canel And Watches It Sink LOL!
Some Idiot decides to drive his van into a canel. And after figuring out its gonna sink, he decides to get bail. Police come in around 1:10 and give a WTF look LOL
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Chats for April 2007
Chat with Tami Clark, coordinator of the Headquarters Counseling Center's Life Support Rally
Thursday, April 26, 2007, 1:30 p.m.
Chat with Tami Clark, coordinator of the Headquarters Counseling Center's Life Support Rally, about the fundraiser and center's services.
Chat about school construction projects with Tom Bracciano.
Wednesday, April 25, 2007, 11:00 a.m.
Tom Bracciano, Director of Facilities and Operations for the Lawrence school district will be in the newscenter Wednesday, April 25th at 11:00 a.m. to do a chat about the bond issue construction projects, the new South Junior High, any and everything facilites-related.
Engineer to discuss this summer's downtown waterline replacement project
Tuesday, April 24, 2007, 3:00 p.m.
Philip Ciesielski, utilities engineer for the city of Lawrence, will answer questions about the city's latest waterline replacement replacement project in downtown Lawrence. He also can address other questions regarding the city's water and sewer systems.
Chat with a member of the Jayhawk Audubon Society about bird-watching
Thursday, April 19, 2007, 2:00 p.m.
Karyn Riney, a member of the Jayhawk Audubon Society, will take readers' questions about bird-watching, including what to look for this time of year in our area and techniques to increase your chances of having a successful outing.
Chat about the school response to threats with Lawrence Supt. Randy Weseman
Thursday, April 19, 2007, 1:30 p.m.
Lawrence School Supt. Randy Weseman will take your questions about the school district's response to today's bomb scare. Read about the bomb threat and school reaction » | Read about parents' reaction, and school reaction to criticism » | See video interview with Weseman »
Chat about the results of a new survey about Lawrence's recreational facility needs
Wednesday, April 18, 2007, 2:30 p.m.
PLAY - Partners for Lawrence Athletics and Youth - released survey results on April 11 that show many city residents want more recreational facilities and are willing to pay additional taxes for them. According to the survey, 53 percent of the more than 400 respondents are open to the idea of a new sales tax to pay for additional recreational facilities, including an indoor ice arena. An even larger percentage - 62 percent - said they were supportive of increasing the city's tourism tax charged to hotel guests. Bonnie Lowe, a former Lawrence mayor who is an organizer of PLAY, will chat online with readers at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 18.
Chat with Steve Mason, Alferd Packer Memorial String Band Member
Tuesday, April 17, 2007, 2:00 p.m.
It's said that nothing is certain, except death and taxes. Well, in Lawrence -- there's one other certainty tied to the latter part of that statement: a performance by the Alferd Packer Memorial String Band on Tax Day. Steve Mason, a member of the band, will join us at 2 p.m. -- just hours before the group conducts its annual Post Office concert at 7th and Vermont -- greeting last-minute filers with a party-like atmosphere of bluegrass tunes and roadkill stew. Chat with Steve about the history of the band, the reasons for the Tax Day concert and other topics.
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Friday, April 13, 2007, 3:30 p.m.
Quarterback battle? Secondary questions? What to expect from the new offense? Whatever you want to know about before heading to the April 15 spring game at Memorial Stadium, we've got the guy to help you out. Joining KUSports.com Thursday at 3:30 p.m. for a live chat session will be Journal-World KU football beat writer Ryan Wood, answering all of your gridiron questions as Mark Mangino prepares for his sixth season at the helm of the Jayhawks.
Chat with roller derby skater Anne Mergenmeier
Thursday, April 12, 2007, 1:30 p.m.
Chat with Anne Mergenmeier, all-star skater with the KC Roller Warriors, who is one of nine Lawrence women in the all-female roller derby league.
Chat with Lawrence Mayor Sue Hack
Wednesday, April 11, 2007, 1:30 p.m.
Incoming Lawrence Mayor Sue Hack will take your questions after officially beginning her second mayoral term.
Representative from Lawrence & Douglas County Advocacy on Aging to chat on aging issues
Tuesday, April 10, 2007, 1:30 p.m.
Linda E. O'Donnell, who works with the Lawrence & Douglas County Advocacy on Aging and a professor emerita at UMKC, will chat about issues facing the county's elderly.
Chat about the state of senior home care with Sandra Kelly-Allen
Monday, April 9, 2007, 11:00 a.m.
On Sunday, in the Journal-World and on 6News, reporter Christine Metz takes a look at the state of senior home care - a topic that takes on new urgency as the Baby Boom generation nears its twilight years. Monday, Metz will conduct an online chat with Sandra Kelly-Allen, Project LIVELY Coordinator for Lawrence-Douglas Coutny Health Department. The project helps connect seniors to home care services and evaluates the home to make sure it is safe.
Horticulture expert to discuss spring lawn care
Thursday, April 5, 2007, 1:30 p.m.
Bruce Chladny, horticulture agent with K-State Research & Extension-Douglas County, will take readers' questions about spring lawn care - from planting to fertilizing, mowing to weed control.
Chat about the 2007 election with County Clerk Jamie Shew
Wednesday, April 4, 2007, 2:00 p.m.
Douglas County Clerk Jamie Shew oversaw Tuesday's balloting in Lawrence school and city races. He'll take your questions. Full coverage of the 2007 City Commission and 2007 school board elections.
Chat live about the City Commission and School Board election results
Tuesday, April 3, 2007, 8:00 p.m.
Former Mayor Bob Moody will join business editor Mark Fagan live on the 6News election coverage at 8 p.m. Tuesday to discuss polling results. They'll take your questions and comments live online here at LJWorld.com -- and a few of those questions might even be addressed on TV. Join the chat Tuesday evening.
Economist to discuss cost of moving KU-MU football game from Memorial Stadium to Arrowhead
Tuesday, April 3, 2007, 4:30 p.m.
David Darling, an economist based in Manhattan, Kan., will discuss his analysis of the cost of moving the KU-MU football game next season from Memorial Stadium to Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. Read the full report in Sunday's Journal-World.
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It appears that Nintendo is trying to shed its "Family Friendly" appeal. Just think about it for a minute. They make the DS, who's motto is "Touching is good", and then they decide on making a ONE HANDED CONTROLER for the Revolution. (Just think about it for a minute. It'll come to you.)
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implications?Posted: Dec 10, 2005 12:00AM PST by DMC_Blended
Hmmm...the Nintendo family is from Japan and if you have seen any animie at all, you know they are crazy ass mofos.
I vote for some X-rated games. maybe we should lobby the porn industry to get on the band wagon and link up w/ developers and get these games to the public


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pre-preggo weigh is 133, hope to get back to that soon!
oh dont mind the bags, having a newborn and 2 yr old leads to a lot of sleepless nights! but nontheless so worth it!
Seems skinny mini's are posting. Looking great obviously! I was 215 last day prego and now I'm 180. I did get to 175, but after my Implanon was put in, I gained 10lbs. So, I'm working against hormones, breastfeeding hunger, and bordom eating. Now I am back to work, so that I am eating less and on my feet more, while still breastfeeding I'm waiting to see those lbs drop!
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hi guys hope you can help me with this problem i have been trying to fix a few bugs in explorer 7, my site works fine in all browsers inc explorer 8 but not 7
ive managed to use some css hacks to specificly target IE7 and was successful at re-styling my bugs using this method
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the extra charachters mean explorer 8 and other newer browers ignore the styles but the problem browser ie7 uses these styles instead
the problem is guys is that now i have one more bug it involves a 1000width container with 2 seperate swfs 200px wide that float outside of the container left and right either side its a nice effect and it works well in all browsers i have set each element with z-index so when i shrink the screen to simulate a smaller resolution of a user the swfs slide behind the container so as not to hide the site
but in ie7 the swfs once reaching the edge of the container after i reduce the window size push the container down out of the way as there is no longer 1000px width instead of sliding behind like in all other browsers inc ie8 and so the site becomes truly broken
can anyone help me with a solution to this as me and the client would both like to keep the animated bubbles effect for the prototype scuba diving site in question
plz delete url if ive broke a rule just thought ppl would have a better idea of the problem if they could see it.
the problem occurs only in ie7, im using ie8 but if i press compatibility view it renders as ie7 and i get the ie7 bugs
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Make The Met part of your school year! The Met welcomes all school-age learners. We invite you to request either a guided visit led by trained Museum educators and volunteers or a self-guided visit, which allows you to lead your own students through the Museum. Please note that appointments are required for all school groups visiting the Museum.
We are now accepting requests for visits to The Met Breuer!
To request an appointment at The Met Fifth Avenue or The Met Breuer, please use the following form:
School Group Visit Request Form
We offer a preset tour schedule; once you select a visit topic or collection area, you will be able to see all the available time slots for your selection. If you have any questions, please email us at email@example.com.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's school tour program is made possible by the generosity of Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman.
Guided tours offer amazing opportunities for your students to make the most of their encounters with great works of art at The Met. Museum educators and trained volunteers engage students in lively, inquiry-based conversations that strengthen curriculum connections and encourage important skills like critical thinking and evidence-based reasoning. Feel free to continue exploring the galleries with your students on your own after the tour!
See a list of guided-visit topics at The Met Fifth Avenue (PDF).
Guided tours at The Met Breuer will be offered for select exhibitions, with one exhibition featured per tour.
View current and upcoming exhibitions at The Met Breuer.
Works of art at The Met are rich, primary-resource texts. While every tour is unique, guided visits at The Met align with a range of state and national learning standards, including the following Common Core Anchor Standards:
Guided visits are offered and recommended for all K–12 students. Groups are free to explore the Museum on their own after the tour. Due to the high demand for weekday morning guided tours, individual schools are limited to three weekday morning guided visits per semester.
Group Size
Guided tours at The Met Fifth Avenue may have no fewer than ten students and no more than fifty students, with one chaperone required for every ten students. The Museum reserves the right to limit the number of adult chaperones participating in school group guided visits.
Guided tours at The Met Breuer may have no more than twenty-five students, with one chaperone required for every ten students.
Group Fee
All fees are waived for schools located within the five boroughs of New York City due to the generous support of Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman. Schools outside New York City pay the following group rates:
Membership and other discounts do not apply to group admission. Qualified tour operators are eligible for discounted rates.
Visit Schedule
Guided visits at The Met Fifth Avenue are conducted Monday through Friday, 9:45 am–3:30 pm, with some weekend availability.
Guided visits at The Met Breuer are conducted Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday, 10 am–3 pm; and Thursday and Friday, 10 am–5:30 pm.
K–12 Studio Art Workshops at The Met Fifth Avenue
Think like an artist! This new offer pairs sixty minutes of in-gallery deep looking and inquiry with a forty-five-minute art-making experience in the Uris Center's Art Studio. After exploring and discussing different sculptures in the galleries, students create their own unique sculptural creations to take home. Creative challenges encourage material exploration, creative thinking, and problem-solving
Resource for Students on the Autism Spectrum
A social narrative (PDF) prepares students on the autism spectrum for a guided school visit.
Teachers and their students may explore the Museum's collection and special exhibitions independently. Please note that self-guided visits also require appointments. All teachers who participate in a K–12 educator program offered by the Museum receive priority registration for self-guided visits to the Museum. Please note that lecturing is not always permitted in The Met Fifth Avenue's special exhibitions due to gallery space constraints.
Group Size
Self-guided groups at The Met Fifth Avenue may have no fewer than ten students and no more than fifty students, with one chaperone required for every ten students. Each school is limited to one group of up to fifty students per day at The Met Fifth Avenue. Groups larger than twenty-five will be asked to split into smaller groups before entering the galleries.
Self-guided groups at The Met Breuer may have no more than twenty-five students, with one chaperone required for every ten students. Each school is limited to one group of up to twenty-five students per day at The Met Breuer.
Advance reservations are required for all groups of ten or more students, and for any third-party guided tours regardless of size.
Group Fee
All fees are waived for schools located within the five boroughs of New York City due to the generous support of Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman. Schools outside New York City pay the following group rates:
Membership and other discounts do not apply to group admission. Qualified tour operators are eligible for discounted rates.
Visit Schedule
At The Met Fifth Avenue, self-guided appointments are available seven days a week (Sunday through Thursday, 9:30 am–4:15 pm, and Friday and Saturday, 9:30 am–7:45 pm).
At The Met Breuer, self-guided appointments are available Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday, 10 am–3 pm; and Thursday and Friday, 10 am–5:30 pm.
The Museum cannot guarantee access to all galleries at all times.
Audio Guides
Get the whole story! Audio Guides are available free of charge for New York City high school students who attend public schools, thanks to the generosity of the Rudin Family Foundation. All others groups of fifteen or more can reserve audio guides for $4 each.
Teacher Resources
Use the links below to selected pre-visit guides that will help you prepare for your self-guided visit with your students.
Trip Tips for Educators
Glean tips for leading self-guided class trips to the Met in this short video.
I'm ready. How do I book a youth group visit?
Appointments are required for all groups visiting the Museum. To request an appointment, please fill out the School Group Visit Request Form for K–12 school groups or the Camp and Community Youth Group Visit Request Form for summer camps and community youth organizations.
Qualified tour operators are eligible for discounted rates.
My group includes children with special needs. Should I use the online request form?
Yes. The Museum welcomes children of all abilities. When requesting your youth group visit, please let us know what accommodations we can provide in order to meet your needs. You can also reference a social narrative (PDF; best viewed in Chrome, Safari, or Firefox) that prepares children on the autism spectrum for a guided visit.
We have a guided visit scheduled, but we have additional chaperones that want to attend. Is this okay?
Please notify us as soon as possible at firstname.lastname@example.com so that we can assess the feasibility of your request. We typically permit only three chaperones per assigned guide and may not be able to accommodate the additional adults. If this is the case, the additional adults are more than welcome to do a self-guided visit and meet up with the group afterward.
How do I reschedule or cancel a confirmed youth group appointment?
All requests to change or cancel existing appointments must be made via email to email@example.com. Please include your name, telephone number, confirmation number, name of organization, and date and time of your visit. If you need to reschedule or cancel a guided visit, we kindly ask for as much advance notice as possible so that we can assign your guides to another group.
Do you have lunchroom facilities? May we eat in the public cafeteria?
Unfortunately, the Museum does not have indoor lunchroom facilities. Bag lunches can be stored while you are in the galleries, but please plan to eat outside or on the bus. We encourage groups to picnic in neighboring Central Park before or after your visit (weather permitting).
If we schedule a guided visit for a specific time, may we arrive earlier and look around on our own?
Due to the number of groups scheduled throughout the day, we ask that you arrive at your scheduled time. Your group is more than welcome to explore the rest of the Museum after your scheduled visit.
I have a guided visit scheduled and want to speak with the guides prior to the tour. Is this possible?
Of course. Our guides will contact you seven to ten days prior to your visit to discuss your tour in more detail. They usually write to the email address you provided when you requested your visit, so be sure to check your email a week or so prior to your visit.
Can we pay upon arrival or do we need to pay in advance?
Payment is expected upon arrival for self-guided visits. Payment is due one week in advance for guided tours. Groups can pay in advance by check, credit card, or purchase order. Checks should be mailed to:
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Attn: Visitor Services
1000 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10028
Please send a copy of the confirmation letter with your check. Credit card payments may be made by calling 212-570-3711. Purchase orders referencing your confirmation number may be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com or faxed to 212-570-3825. Please note that refunds are not provided for overpayments.
Do you have a place for buses or large vans to park at the Museum?
There is no school or charter bus parking in the vicinity of the Museum. We recommend referencing the New York City Department of Transportation website for bus layover locations.
Our parking garage can accommodate smaller vans. The clearance is six feet, six inches (6' 6"). Designated spaces are available in the parking garage for visitors with disabilities. Alternate arrangements can be made in advance for visitors with disabilities traveling in oversized vehicles. Please call 212-650-2010, between 9 am and 5 pm, Monday through Friday.
How should I prepare for my youth group visit?
We encourage you to familiarize yourself with the Met before bringing your group to the Museum. There are a range of resources for you, including:
Please also review the Group Guidelines below before bringing your group to the Museum.
I have another question that's not answered here.
We are happy to help. Please email email@example.com or call 212-570-3711. You may also continue to check this page for the most up-to-date information.
We are pleased that your group will be visiting the Museum. In order to assure the best Museum experience, please read the following list of responsibilities and guidelines and share them with your group prior to the visit.
Please see School Groups or Camp Groups for specific information about bringing a school or camp group to the Museum.
Please see The Met Fifth Avenue for directions, parking facilities, and information for charter bus drivers.
Arrival and Check-In
Please plan on arriving at the Museum twenty to thirty minutes before your scheduled visit to allow time for security clearance, coat check, and check-in. (Please note that groups will not be permitted to enter the Museum before 9:30 am.) Check in at the Group Registration Desk in the Great Hall, which is accessible through the main entrance at 82nd Street.
Please note that luggage is not permitted in the galleries and will not be accepted at the coat-check facilities. If you are running late for a scheduled visit Tuesday through Friday, please call 212-570-3711; to notify us of a delay on Saturday or Sunday, please call 212-570-3754.
Any group arriving more than thirty minutes late cannot be guaranteed its scheduled guided program. Museum guides are not required to wait more than thirty minutes for the arrival of a group.
College groups and adult groups must check in at the Group Desk in the Great Hall, accessible via the Museum entrance at 82nd Street.
High school groups and any group that requires a wheelchair-accessible entrance may check in through the Museum entrance at 81st Street. The check-in desk is inside the Carson Family Hall.
Please review your confirmation letter for your scheduled check-in desk. If you need to revise your group's check-in desk, please contact Group Services at 212-570-3754.
Wheelchair Access
The 81st Street entrance to the Museum is the ground-level wheelchair-accessible entrance. Additionally, wheelchairs are available, free of charge, on a first-come, first-served basis at all coat-check areas. (See The Met Fifth Avenue for information about the Museum's accessibility and Programs for Visitors with Disabilities for information about ongoing events and programs.)
Payment and Refund Policies
Payment is due upon arrival for general admission or self-guided group visits. The group leader is responsible for the entire amount due; group members may not pay individually. Please note that refunds or credits will not be given for prepayments or pre-cut checks if the number of people in the group is less than the prepaid amount.
For guided tours and dining packages, payment is due one week in advance of the scheduled arrival. Any cancellations of the tour or changes to the group count must be made one week prior to the group's arrival in order to receive a refund.
Please notify your group of the following guidelines prior to your visit, and review them upon arrival at the Museum.
Gallery Closings
The Museum cannot guarantee access to all galleries at all times. For up-to-date gallery closings, please call 212-570-3754. There may be lines for admittance into certain exhibition galleries.
Consideration for Others
Although discussion in the galleries is encouraged, please keep voices respectfully low. The Museum is a place for looking, thinking, and quiet discussion. Mobile phones must be turned off while in the galleries.
Other groups and individuals may wish to see the same objects that interest you. Please be aware of others waiting to view a particular work and be courteous about moving on promptly.
Museum staff lecturers wearing laminated ID cards have priority in the galleries. Please yield to these lecturers. You may wish to proceed to another gallery and return later.
Respect for Museum Objects
Do not touch any of the objects in the Museum. The invisible oil on your fingertips leaves a film on any surface touched. Over time, these marks attract dust and pollutants from the air, damaging and obscuring surfaces. Please refrain from pointing or gesturing when you are close to unprotected works of art.
Photography and Sketching
Flash photography is not permitted in any of the galleries. Sketching is permitted in all areas of the permanent collection and in most special exhibitions. See The Met Fifth Avenue for more information about photography and sketching in the Museum.
Personal Items
Food (including gum and candy) and drinks are prohibited in the galleries. Umbrellas, shopping bags, backpacks, and sports equipment are prohibited and must be checked at the coat-check facilities, however, luggage and other large bags will not be accepted at the coat-check facilities. Please see The Met Fifth Avenue for more information.
Promotional Materials
The content of all printed materials and electronic publications relating to an event that is to take place at the Museum—including the invitation copy, final typeset copy, programs, and any other promotional material—is subject to the Museum's approval. Materials must be submitted to the Museum for review and approval before being printed.
Prohibition of Fund-raising
Groups may not use or promote Museum group visits and/or events for their own fund-raising purposes.
We hope that you and your group enjoy your visit to The Metropolitan Museum of Art.


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TomTom Via 130 is a voice controlled sat nav
TomTom has unveiled a new mapping device complete with Speak & Go function that enables more than 1,000 different voice commands.
The TomTom Via 130 is a dedicated sat nav kit and with hands-free calling via Bluetooth, drivers can ensure a safer journey, not to mention avoiding any potential points on your licence.
Drivers will be able to summon points of interest, issue addresses or simply state "take me home" before the TomTom Via 130 will plot the quickest route back to your pre-programmed address.
TomTom's Map Share service is also on board and updates its maps daily, depending on reports and notifications from other TomTom users.
For example, should the speed limit change on a particular road, users can share this information on Map Share and the maps will be updated accordingly and automatically.
The TomTom Via 130 has a screen size of 4.3-inches and if that's not big enough, the TomTom Via 135 comes with a slightly bigger five-inch display.
The TomTom Via 130 is available now with UK and Ireland maps preloaded for £129, or with additional European maps for £149.
For the larger TomTom Via 135 you'll again need to shell out £149 though this will get you only maps for the UK and Ireland with a European mapping package still being finalised.
iPhone users may also want to take a look at TomTom's new Speed Camera Alert app, which does just what it says on the tin.
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