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It may be wise not to overdo the indignation about this fact. After all, the BBC's last excursion into large-scale Bardic obeisance proved a very mixed blessing indeed. Shakespeare presented in a spirit of dull piety may well be worse than no Shakespeare at all. Besides, one of the glories of the poet is the penumbra of excited intelligence that surrounds him, the sense of minds working through history upon the same object and, in doing so, revealing their own desires.
The title of Sunday night's opener rather suggested that this long mastery of our literary imaginations might be a protection racket - Shakespeare as the front man for the lit-crit gang, sustained in power by a mixture of swooning flattery and self-interest. If you wanted to resist you were even supplied with good company at the beginning - Wittgenstein complaining that 'he is not true to life' and George Bernard Shaw moaning, with Fabian earnestness, that 'his pregnant observations of life are not co- ordinated into any philosophy'. Sure he can write plays, but can he do pamphlets?
Coleridge wrote more beautifully of Shakespeare that his greatness lay in the fact that 'he felt, and made others feel, on subjects no way connected with himself, except by force of contemplation and that sublime faculty by which a great mind becomes that which it meditates on'. What's fine about that remark is the way that it elides the difference between emotion ('felt') and intellect ('force of contemplation'), seeing that the works are, above all, thought in play. It was reassuring to hear Adrian Noble restate this principle (he talked of 'keeping the audience's intelligence stimulated constantly') right at the beginning of Shakespeare Laboratory (BBC 2), a workshop on two scenes from Measure for Measure.
Noble also reminded you that Shakespeare was 'a very pragmatic artist, a very practical fellow' and his close working on the scenes showed how 'simple' decisions about where people should stand actually involved crucial adjustments to the emotional chemistry.
The rehearsal, in truth, was slightly better than the finished product - worrying at the knots in ways that revealed the intricacy of Shakespeare's craft, demonstrating the text's astonishing capacity to absorb detail of interpretation. After some time working on the encounter between Isabella and Claudio (a difficult scene anyway for audiences who take a more relaxed view of virginity) you were shown the printed dialogue, to see with a little shock that the opposed desires of the two speakers actually make a pattern on the page: Isabella's wordy prevarications against Claudio's short, stabbing questions.
This is much closer to literary criticism than television often gets, which suggests that we should bear the celebrity endorsements with some fortitude and be grateful for what we get.
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX40 digital camera
First impressions of the metal and plastic bodied Lumix FX40, a step up from the FX37, are of another unassuming pocket compact suitable for the occasional happy snap or holiday keepsake. The £255 price tag however suggests there's rather more on offer than the credit card sized exterior would have us believe – or should be.
With a choice of black, red or silver bodies, the FX40 feels reassuringly firm and solid when gripped in the palm at a weight of 150g with battery and card inserted, while its diminutive size ensures it slips easily into the top pocket of your shirt (or handbag).
Boasting an enthusiastic-enticing Leica branded wide angle 5x optical zoom lens (25-125mm equivalent in 35mm terms, to take in both landscapes and portraits), user-selectable optical image stabilisation, 12.1-megapixels effective resolution, face recognition and intelligent auto, the FX40 also ticks the boxes for the features we now demand of a fully auto snapper.
Quick to power up, we discovered it writes maximum resolution images direct to SD/SDHC media or 40MB internal cache in 2 to 3 seconds, and shutter lag is blink and miss it (officially .007 seconds). The ability to record HD movie quality (MOV or MPEG files) with mono sound is a further bonus, at a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels and a smooth 30 frames per second. When recording, the standard ratio screen introduces black bars top and bottom to ape what the end result will look like on your telly or PC.
Like the previously rated FX550, the FX40 not only features a 2.4x more responsive Venus V processor, but an extra optical zoom that boosts capability up to 9.8x. This time however there's no "instant zoom" button on the camera's top plate. And if you do want that extra zoom capacity, be prepared to drop some pixels as a trade off.
More positively, on-board and enabling almost seamless point and shoot operation is the Panasonic pioneered intelligent auto (iA) functionality, whereby the camera recognises familiar subjects and conditions and alters its parameters accordingly – though we found lower light had it confused on occasion.
We also get face detection, which in Panasonic's case not only recognises but "remembers" faces. Like iA it's not foolproof, but point the camera at your mate Phil, and once you've registered your subject's name, it should flash up Phil's name next time he appears in frame.
Fast to determine focus and exposure, shooting with the FX40 is a fully automatic process. Take a shot in single capture mode and it writes an image in 2 to 3 seconds, the screen briefly blanking out. It then briefly freezes with a preview of the captured photo.
One gripe of ours is that the user can't immediately jump from review back to capture mode simply by pressing the shutter release button if a photo opportunity unexpectedly presents itself.
Since alternating between these modes is done by flicking a switch rather than pressing a button, said switch has to be moved back into position before another shot can be taken. By that time the very photogenic herd of wildebeest will have moved away.
Given that the user must rely totally on the reasonably clear 2.5-inch LCD for shot composition and review, a battery life that promises 350 shots from a single charge isn't bad, though power dropped by a third after just one afternoon's use on test, suggesting it's worth bundling the supplied charger (or spare DMW-BCF10E lithium ion battery) into your luggage if a holiday is planned.
Watching the FX40's HD quality movies back, the frame rate is silky smooth in its transitions, the detail good and colour comparable to stills, even if the file sizes will give your PC's hard drive a hernia.
A nagging disappointment however is that the optical zoom is "fixed" at the point the user presses the shutter release button, so framing can't be adjusted whilst filming. As it is, when used during the shooting of stills, the zoom emits a low operational buzz, which could be part of the reason for its deactivation.
In terms of still image performance, results are slightly on the warm side as a default and, for our money, could do with being slightly sharper still. Whilst whether that's a good or bad thing comes down to personal taste, we found white balance thrown on occasion by a dominance of one colour in the scene, and fringing is readily apparent – as a line of different coloured pixels – when shooting contrasty subjects. OK, so most compacts struggle with such issues, but Panasonic is usually one of the more reliable performers out there.
Ultimately the feeling you're left with after handling the FX40 is, whilst perfectly acceptable viewed standalone, there's simply not enough about it to stand out from the crowd. And if you've slightly more to spend (around £40 in the UK), then its bigger brother in the FX550 is the more interesting and rewarding proposition.
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State Department: Progress and Challenges in Addressing Management Issues
T-NSIAD-00-124: Published: Mar 8, 2000. Publicly Released: Mar 8, 2000.
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed the Department of State's fiscal year (FY) 2001 budget, focusing on the management challenges that State faces in improving its operations in four areas.GAO noted that: (1) State faces several wide-ranging and complex challenges in managing its vast overseas operations; (2) these challenges include: (a) improving the security of U.S. personnel and...
Business Process Reengineering Assessment Guide--Version 3
AIMD-10.1.15: Published: Apr 1, 1997. Publicly Released: Apr 1, 1997.
GAO published a guide to assist federal agencies in their business process reengineering efforts, focusing on: (1) identifying customer needs and performance problems; (2) controlling risks and maximizing benefits; (3) reassessing strategic goals; (4) managing organizational changes; and (5) implementing new processes...
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HEHS-96-191R: Published: Aug 30, 1996. Publicly Released: Aug 30, 1996.
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO examined the Department of Veterans Affairs' (VA) progress in implementing health care system management improvement initiatives. GAO noted that: (1) VA is reducing its centrally funded activities by $170 million, equipment purchases by $26 million, and other headquarters-managed accounts by $89 million; (2) VA has deferred most decisions pertaining to the...
Rural Development: Steps Towards Realizing the Potential of Telecommunications Technologies
RCED-96-155: Published: Jun 14, 1996. Publicly Released: Jun 14, 1996.
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed rural communities' efforts to develop advanced telecommunications technologies, focusing on: (1) federal programs that fund rural telecommunications projects; (2) lessons learned for developing such projects; and (3) whether changes to these programs are needed.GAO found that: (1) as of December 1995, there were at least 28 programs that provided d...
USDA Telecommunications
AIMD-95-219R: Published: Sep 5, 1995. Publicly Released: Sep 5, 1995.
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the Department of Agriculture's (USDA) management and planning of its telecommunications resources. GAO noted that USDA: (1) has been leasing out-of-date rotary style telephones, and has paid about $7,800 annually to lease equipment that is no longer used; (2) has paid over $6,200 for telephone service, including local telephone service, 10 extende...
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Governmentwide Initiatives: Critical Issues Facing the Post-FTS 2000 Program
T-AIMD-95-108: Published: Mar 21, 1995. Publicly Released: Mar 21, 1995.
GAO discussed the critical issues facing the Post-Federal Telecommunications Systems 2000 (Post-FTS 2000) Program. GAO noted that: (1) few federal users and industry officials favor the mandaatory use of Post-FTS 2000, because they believe it is inherently anticompetitive and could result in higher prices; (2) Post-FTS 2000 program management remains an open issue since several officials have ques...
Post-FTS 2000 Strategy
AIMD-95-62R: Published: Dec 16, 1994. Publicly Released: Dec 16, 1994.
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on the Post-Federal Telecommunications System (FTS) 2000 program strategy, focusing on whether the General Services Administration (GSA) has followed an appropriate process for selecting its acquisition strategy. GAO noted that: (1) GSA and the Interagency Management Council (IMC) have followed an appropriate process for selecting a pos...
Defense Communications: Defense's Program to Improve Telecommunications Management Is at Risk
IMTEC-93-15: Published: Feb 19, 1993. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 1993.
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the Department of Defense's (DOD) improvements to its communications resources management, focusing on DOD implementation of its Telecommunications Management Program (TMP).GAO found that: (1) less than 1 year after the program's start, DOD redirected TMP resources before TMP had completed functional analyses and established DOD telecommunications...
Strategies to Improve Communication Between Program and Financial Managers
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"I certainly don't have any plans at the moment to walk away from what I believe will be something special and worth being around for all to see."
Sir Alex Ferguson, three days before announcing his retirement
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Balotelli: "Nothing. Apart from the football."
Reporter: "What didn't you like?"
Balotelli: "Everything: the food, the weather, the press."
"Mario didn't understand that City was his big, big chance. City in the next five or 10 years can be the top club in the world." Mancini
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QPR manager Harry Redknapp
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Cool wedding eh? Not enough people tie those metal cans to their cars anymore….I think we should bring it back!
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Cool wedding eh? Not enough people tie those metal cans to their cars anymore….I think we should bring it back!
[images by John Rozier]
Here are some of the photos from that beautiful wedding video I showed earlier from Portal Films…I'm beyond loving that dress of hers!
Ceremony/Reception Site: The Ritz-Carlton Resort & Spa, Naples, FL
Photography: Cindy & Holly of Nashan Photographers
Cinematography: Andy Jackson of Portal Films
Consultant: Shannon Wilson, Table Six Productions, St. Petersburg, FL
Decor/Production: Rambunktious Productions, Sarasota, FL
Florals: Rambunktious Productions, Sarasota, FL
Gown: Vera Wang Luxe, Ever After, Miami, FL
Shoes: Yves Saint Laurent, Yves Saint Laurent Boutique, Miami, FL
Save-the-Dates: Dauphine Press, Petaluma, CA
Invitations: Ceci New York, Minted.com
[images by Nashan Photographers]
I got this beautiful wedding video from Andy at Portal Films. Later on I'll show some photos from the wedding…they're beautiful!
Event planner Alison Hotchkiss's new Destination Wedding Planner is finally out! She's worked so hard on the book and I was lucky enough to sneak a peak when she was visiting NYC…the graphics are crazy cool and its just chock full of good info. A must read for anyone planning a destination wedding. You can pick up a copy through Chronicle Books or Amazon.
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I'm kinda loving the relaxed, easy going feeling this reception has…I guess when you're partying at your favorite spot, its hard not to have fun!
We decided to get married in grand cayman in order to keep the wedding and the days surrounding it undiluted with the stresses that normally accompany such an event. We wanted to keep it intimate and share it with our immediate family.
The wedding party was held in jersey city a month after our wedding in order to celebrate with our family and friends. We had it at our favorite local spot, Bar Majestic. It was a fun summer time celebration.
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Our Mission
The UK Women's Forum is an organization for all employees of the University — faculty and staff. Its mission is to exert a leadership role in empowering, validating, informing, including and celebrating all women employed at the University of Kentucky by addressing the challenges, communicating issues, and recognizing successes within the context of the workplace.
Our Roots
In 1987, a small group of dedicated women planted and nurtured an idea for a University-wide women's network. Officially created in 1991, the Women's Forum was established as a place of open discussion, creativity and collective problem solving. The roots of the Forum were deeply embedded in the hope that all UK employees would "...find a fertile and equitable haven for their ideas, energies, and talents." (Susan Stempel, a founding Women's Forum Chair).
During the first year of its establishment, Women's Forum members surveyed over 1,800 University women on various issues and established the first UK Staff Appreciation Day. Since then, members of the Women's Forum have dedicated their time and talents to making the University a better place for women to work by recognizing and celebrating outstanding University women through the annual Sarah Bennett Holmes Award ceremony and luncheon; giving voice to issues through appointments in numerous committees; educating women on issues through the annual conference, monthly professional development opportunities, and monthly board meetings; and providing critical development and networking opportunities to its membership.
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Firmly planted in the ground, outside of the Main building, is a symbol of growth and change in the organizational culture of the Unviersity. In 1992 a small dogwood tree was planted by the UK Women's Forum to honor the comprehensive, exhaustive, and ground-breaking work of the members of the University Senate Council ad hoc committee on Women. The tree was dedicated in August of 1992 and was a university-wide event with a variety of speakers including Ned Breathitt, a former Kentucky governor and board member, Lee J. Magid, the first woman vice president at UK, Law Professor Carolyn Bratt, and others. at the time of the dedication, the Forum board chair, Susan Stempl, said that for the forum, the tree represents " the hope for growth in opportunities for women employees at the University and that the University will continue to move toward becoming an institution where all faculty and staff find a fertile and equitable haven for their ideas, energies, and talents."
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Designed to provide leadership and direction for the Forum, the Women's Forum Board consists of a total of 20 individuals: 18 elected Board members, the past chair and the current chair. The Women's Forum Board puts out a call for nominations every year to elect new Board members. Any UK full-time regular employee, faculty or staff, may be nominated to the UK Women's Forum Board. A campus-wide election is held annually in the spring, and the elected nominees then serve a two-year term on the Board.
2016-2017 Executve Committee
Lisa Lockman (Chair), Residence Life
Keturah Taylor (Past-Chair), College of Health Sciences
C. Lynn Hiler (Chair-Elect), Chellgren Center for Undergraduate Excellence
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Kristen Pickett (Secretary), College of Arts and Sciences
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Sharon Goins, College of Health Sciences
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Natasha Saunders, College of Agriculture
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Main amenities
- 75 guestrooms
- On a private beach
- 2 restaurants
- 3 outdoor pools
- WiFi in the lobby
- Free area shuttle
- Outdoor tennis court
- Beach umbrellas
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- Airport shuttle
- Coffee/tea in a common area
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- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
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On Site
- Outdoor tennis court
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Guests under 5 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool.
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Rollaway beds are available for PHP 1,000 per night
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It took us over 1.5 hours to get here from Batangas port...uphill mountainous road, hotel is very remote and difficult to reach. We had ants all over our room, in our bags, on our bed, on our plates while eating! There was no water to shower in our room for 2 days!!! The place is old and run down, food is average. Diving with this hotel is also very very expensive, as you have to pay for a private boat. The only positive about this place is the staff, who are very friendly. I would def not stay here again.
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the hotel seems to be run down. needs a lot of work to update. most of the staff were friendly and helpful... except the front desk. mostly the food was good... and it should be. you cant bring any food to the hotel (not even a candy bar) and its not that easy to leave the hotel. we rented a car to get there and still wasn't easy to go places. probably a nice place if your going diving for one or two days... probably wont go back there
Outstanding resort , top service , we will be back
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On the second visit to Vico (reborn) — more about that in a minute — we start chatting to a man with his two children who turns out to be visiting London from Austria for the New Year celebrations. "Why did you choose to eat here?" I ask. "We were walking past. It looked good, so we came in." I want to shriek: "YOU DON'T KNOW HOW LUCKY YOU ARE." I restrain myself.
Had they popped into the site a couple of years ago it would have been a branch of Pizza Hut. Only three months ago it was the original Vico opened by Jacob Kenedy of Bocca di Lupo inspired, he said, by an Italian piazza. This enabled the perhaps unwise use of the neologism Piazza-eria — "the world's first".
The sentiments were all sort-of admirable. In an area with frisky footfall, there would be no bookings taken, no seating at tables — just counters and stools — self-service, Italian dishes of all sorts priced per 100g, minimal choice in wine, Pyrex tumblers distributed in bins, a fountain (that had yet to be built) and jazzy messages painted on the windows. There was also a failsafe detail: a branch of Kenedy's ice cream shop Gelupo serving gelato and coffee.
There is no point now going into the failings of this concept, which included glum staff who didn't seem able happily to interact with what customers there were — other critics have done that. I am a long-time admirer of Jacob's prodigious cooking talent: Bocca di Lupo, not far away in Soho's Archer Street, is one of my favourite places to eat. I assumed he would re-think Vico — apart from anything else the rent in that location would demand it — and he has.
He emails me: "We learn from our mistakes — and that is a blessing. We also learn from our successes — and that is a curse." It probably sounds even better in Italian. Because he was aware, he says, of the danger of second-restaurant syndrome — thinking that any idea can be made to work — he didn't think it would infect him.
Vico reborn with fountain working, livelier lighting, tables and comfortable chairs at normal human height, cheerful waiting staff and bookings welcomed is now described as Italian food — the Appian Way. This Roman road connecting Lazio and Campania to Puglia via Basilicata is well trod by Jacob and fortuitously includes the more successful dishes from Vico's original offering.
Breads are germane to enjoyment — unless you don't eat bread — especially in the guise of potato focaccia with various toppings, including one that seems off-menu (I just spot it going by) of first-rate prosciutto, and the Puccia sandwiches from Puglia. Described as a "pitta pocket of pizza dough" the variation I try encloses cime di rapa (literally turnip tops) and fried egg with ricotta and chilli. The wrapping is as light and crisp as paper, the filling exhilarating. Soft shell crab with gremolata mayonnaise and rocket is another option.
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1/15 Kitty Fisher's
No Russian backers, no ludicrous expenditure on décor, just gifted chefs Tomos Parry and Chris Leach, who deepened their understanding of the grace of wood grilling at Pitt Cue Co, and three jolly nice chums running this compact (read small and cramped) Mayfair bar and restaurant with humour and zeal. Fish and vegetables leave from Cornwall in the morning, arrive the same day. Galician beef from mature cows makes for steaks with depth and finesse. Sweetly no one seems more surprised than the owners when Kitty's becomes one of the hottest tickets in town.
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2/15 Culpeper Kitchen
Pub, first-floor dining room, bedrooms, greenhouse, roof garden; you could move in and live happily ever after in this Spitalfields pub stylishly transformed by a trio of owners dedicated to altering buildings for their better enjoyment, footprint and relevance. Chef Sandy Jarvis, who explored down-to-earth food and natural wines at Terroirs, creates menus for each level of eating, from porkcorn (popcorn and crackling), potted shrimps and lusty sandwiches in the pub, to a short menu including sharing dishes cognisant of game and wild fish in the restaurant, to feasts on the roof.
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3/15 Shikumen
You have to take interesting Chinese restaurants where you find them. Shikumen is attached to the Dorsett Hotel on Shepherd's Bush Green with the corporate surroundings implied. Lunchtime is for dim sum, which you can see being prepared by those highly prized individuals, dim sum chefs. Don't miss perfectly pleated xiao long bao; prawn and bean curd skin cheung fun with its crackling inner lining; Tianjin Goubuli bun; venison puff and also baked egg noodle with ginger and seafood. In the evening Peking Duck beautifully served in stages is a must.
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4/15 Naughty Piglets
Sommelier Margaux Aubry meets chef Joe Sharratt at Adam Byatt's excellent Clapham restaurant Trinity. They fall in love, get married and with a little help from his parents open Naughty Piglets in Brixton. Margaux, from Lyon — nominative determinism there — runs the floor with verve, conviction and an infectious enthusiasm for organic wines. A seat at the bar gives a view of Joe sending out from a tiny kitchen meticulously bought ingredients cooked with discernment and brio; the best definition of modern British. The rear dining room is hut-like, but food and wines shine.
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5/15 Craft London
Chef/restaurateur Stevie Parle has achieved a great and good thing in the parlous surroundings of what was the Millennium Dome (now the 02). His dedication to working with indigenous producers, home smoking, curing, fermenting, bee-keeping and cultivating an orchard lends some credence to developers' catchpenny claims. In just one dish, the clay-baked duck, he wipes out for ever memories of Peter Mandelson and his ill-fated "Surfball" game. Tom Dixon has designed the sweeping, swooping interiors. Eating here, you can also turn a blind eye to empty cable cars whizzing away.
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6/15 Taberna do Mercado
"Nuno Mendes has come home" was the feeling when the chef best known for Viajante in Bethnal Green — crowdfunding is currently sought for its relaunch in Wapping — opened this outlet illuminating Portuguese cooking in Old Spitalfields Market. Sardines and chips this isn't. The region of Alentejo informs many of the mysteriously (to us anyway) inventive dishes with a range of textures that play with expectations and palate. Vegetables hold their own and sprightly wines support the implicit healthiness. Don't miss pork bifana sandwich or the "baking disaster" dessert pão de ló.
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7/15 Oldroyd
As Polpo restaurants roll out further and faster, the original chef-director Tom Oldroyd does what all passionate cooks desire: opens a place of his own. Converted by himself and his dad, the small Islington premises on two floors display Shaker-like modesty and paint shades. Other milestones on his CV — working with Alastair Little and Jacob Kenedy — are discernible in the short, versatile, strictly seasonal menu. Pasta and paella come in for particular praise from punters. Fruits and vegetables heaped upon the counter undergo delectable transformation. First-rate cooking, fair prices, sound service.
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8/15 Asma Khan's Darjeeling Express
Supper clubs are increasingly the starting point of restaurants. This summer Indian lawyer Asma Khan made the move from catering in her Kensington house to The Sun & 13 Cantons Soho pub. It is true what they say about Indian home cooking: patience, pounding and recipes handed down through generations produce a loving result differing quite profoundly from more commercial (more masculine) cooking. A Calcutta childhood plus relatives in Hyderabad and Uttar Pradesh influence the choices. If offered, Bengali goat and potato curry prawn malaikari are two to take.
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9/15 Paradise Garage
This is number three of the restaurants opened (so far) by Robin and Sarah Gill. The first two, The Dairy and The Manor, are in Clapham — a different country from Bethnal Green. Lightheartedness distinguishes them all, as does thoughtful, integrated, salubrious yet witty cooking. Head chef here is Simon Woodrow and in charge of patisserie and baking is the gifted Kira Ghidoni. Culinary high-jinks is the concept of "picnic" eg a rabbit served for a table of four as roast, saddle, confit, turnover, offal and scratchings. Terrific. Groovy drinks and music.
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10/15 Newman Arms
The Cornwall Project created by Cornishman Matt Chatfield began to be noticed in London when canny restaurateurs purchased some of the best seafood and vegetables produced in this land. Then Matt took over the ideal small pub, the Newman Arms in Fitzrovia, and installed Eryk Bautista in the cupboard-like kitchen of the first floor dining room. When prime ingredients meet an inventive, sensitive chef it redefines pub food. The menu is short and changes according to deliveries. Once known for pies, the ground floor bar now sports particularly fine specimens made in-house.
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11/15 Black Axe Mangal
Not everyone "gets" BAM — but so far I know only one who doesn't. Chef Lee Tiernan worked for St John finishing as head chef at Bread & Wine, forged cheffy friendships and alliances worldwide, popped up in a Copenhagen beer garden and is now at Highbury Corner fronting a heavy metal wood-fired oven. The word mangal is a clue to the bottom line of fabulous flat bread incorporating potato and spelt flour that it is a flying carpet to myriad other influences. Go with feisty friends. Queue if need be. Order the whole menu.
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12/15 Piquet
Chef Allan Pickett has classical training and now a French-Canadian business partner in André Blais (of Bodean's BBQ). Either could explain the Frenchifying of his restaurant's name. Experience with Nico Ladenis and the Galvin brothers stands him in good stead in premises just north of Oxford Street where exuberance and generosity of spirit in the cooking comes from the genial man himself — in charge of himself. Ingredients where sensible from his native Kent. A nice touch; roasts of the day served from a trolley at lunchtimes.
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13/15 The Hour Glass
Luke Mackay, self-styled "shopkeeper/pub bloke", is partner in the excellent deli/fishmonger/butcher Brompton Food Market in South Ken. He has transformed a nearby pub into exactly what a pub should be with a bit of country thrown in. The first-floor dining room offers simple, mostly British dishes. Chef Tim Parsons's philosophy: "The best-tasting ingredients left alone." Happily, fulfilling bar snacks such as rare breed Cumberland Scotch egg can be ordered as starters. A surprisingly ideal local given the swanky area.
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14/15 Hoppers
The family-owned JKS Restaurants group has backed Bubbledogs, Kitchen Table, Lyle's and Bao and opened Trishna, Gymkhana and now Hoppers. In catering they seem almost preternaturally sure-footed. The cooking of Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka inspires Soho's Hoppers (where Koya used to be) and the eponymous crumpety bowl-shaped pancake is a feature, a staple but by no means the whole story. For that you must queue and eat there to understand the particularity of the spicing and every other authentic detail carefully observed. I gave five stars.
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15/15 Noble Rot
Noble Rot the magazine helped move wine from the dusty bottom shelf to the raunchy top shelf. A similar spirit prevails at Noble Rot the bar and restaurant located in one of London's most charming streets. Mark Andrew and Dan Keeling, founders of the publication, walk the floor helping customers choose from what my companion calls a "taut, sleek supermodel of a list" while their chum Stephen Harris of The Sportsman in Whitstable acts as consultant chef and nurturer of actual chef Paul Weaver. A perfect end to 2015 — not trendy, not deep-fried, just ace.
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Fertile culinary perception is apparent also in the antipasti misti. We choose the vegetable assembly that rounds up fennel, slices of courgette and aubergine branded and made floppy by the grill, and sweet and sour pumpkin caponata. From Fritti come crocche from Napoli, made of potato, pecorino and mint and lamb polpette from Abruzzo where the meatballs are flavoured with pecorino and lemon. Rather unprepossessing in appearance in their fine crumb coatings, they cry out (not literally) for a little sparky sauce or dip.
On two different occasions salads deliver mint-smoked aubergine with burrata, chickpeas and chilli from Puglia, served fridge-cold and needing to relax to room temp, and chicken Caesar panzanella, which startlingly gives the derivation as Mexico and makes the mistake (in our view) of using a brined fresh fish and some vinegared onions rather than cured fillets. The flavour is too fishy — rather than the umami funk of tinned anchovies — to sit comfortably on the same plate as chopped chicken.
From the pasta section, rigatoni all'amatriciana made to a Roman recipe using guanciale, tomato, chilli and pecorino is everything you want a pasta dish on a cold night to be. Actually you would like it on a warm night too. The dishes under the heading Secondi include excellent home-made fennel sausage served on a nice sludge of green lentils and juicy vibrant half chicken alla diavola — where rosemary and chilli vie for leading flavour — served with potatoes and peppers. A side dish of bitter greens and chilli completes perfectly that picture.
Our Austrian neighbour sees us share a Benevento sundae made with coffee, chocolate and hazelnut ice cream with chocolate sauce and cream, and orders one too. Gelupo treats are not to be missed and should probably come on prescription in January.
Jacob reckons it will take until mid-January for him to get everything the way he wants it this time round. The meals described here were at the turn of the year. One was eaten after seeing the delicious Joy at Curzon Soho. Vico is set to replace the late, much-lamented Mr Kong with lovely manager Edwin as our post-early evening movie destination. Please join the campaign to stop Curzon Soho falling victim to developers' depredations. Happy New Year.
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Located in Nichols Hills, this hotel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Western Avenue and within 3 mi (5 km) of National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum and Omniplex Science Museum. Oklahoma City Zoo is 2.8 mi (4.5 km) away.
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why did you lie?
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dreamt of better nights with you.
Lost in the sea of denial,
face covered in shadows.
Whispered words crawl underneath my skin,
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full of dead words and lies.
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Your love is a corpse from hell.
Dress me in a gown of copper,
chant death to me in harmony.
Awaken the mortal beast within,
draining the energy from my body.
Stealing my dreams and desire,
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darkly gaze from the flames of perdition.
Standing in the hallway of glass,
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Nevermore, I say.
Nevermore, I say.
Even in the rotting fountains of fallen Gods,
facing the iron point of loneliness now.
I best face these hours without you,
torn apart like a battle scarred city.
undertones of anguish and anger,
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Living in a fantasy world,
burnt alive by your touch.
I rather face the demon of now,
wicked kisses only brought sorrow and death.
Ripping at my chest with fingernails,
screaming to heaven with rage.
Nevermore, will I adore?
Nevermore, I say.
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Alright, I got royally screwed in purchasing two used Fluval 403 canister filters. Half the parts were missing, and the other parts all seem to be broken.
Anyway.. Trying to make the best out of it. I have ordered enough parts to get one to work.
Or so I thought. Now it seems Out of the 8 valves I have, I can't find 4 that work without leaking!!
I checked the price of these, It's going to cost me about 40 dollars to replace these.. YUCK!!
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Original leaky valve with a new one beside it.
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5/8 Male Hose End, Quick Disconnect W/ Water Shut off Valve Female, Quick Disconnect Male, 5/8 Female Hose End. All the parts would have been plastic but they were out of the Male 5/8 Hose ends. Raising my cost about 5 dollars. I actually went to the plumbing section and found the same thing in brass for lower than the actual brass ends at the garden hose department.
I removed the old valve on the pump and replaced it first.
Now for the other end.
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Oh, poo, slight leak.
Took the valve of the hose coming from the tank and added a second washer. Now there are no leaks.
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Worked great for me, as you said just one valve cost $18 not including shipping. I repaired both for less than $18 with parts from Lowes.
wow thats sweet!!! i can already see how this could apply to a canister filter build and save a bunch of issues!! thank you for posting...
wow really nice.... im haveing the same leaking issue with my magnum 350 that iv had for about 5 years now.... but see when i buy something new i dont register it till i start haveing issues so my warenty is now new and they are sending new valves and a impellar with magnet (45$ =O) all for free lol. but ill keep this in mind cause the new ones are bound to leak at some point.
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the Silent Grove Cottage, A spacious, private, modern, self-contained Bed & Breakfast 7 mins from the Albany town centre
Pitcairlie offers self catering holiday cottage accommodation, weddings and coroporate hospitality and events in Fife
Scarborough, QLD
Britain and Eurpe-on-Line or BEOL is an offshoot of UK and Europrean Travel. BEOL and Britain and Europe on Line and previously UK and European Travel have been the recognised experts in UK accommodation and services wi…
Crafers, SA
Self-catering bed and breakfast accommodation in the Adelaide Hills
Hawker, SA
Windana Cottages are 2 modern semi-detached, self-contained holiday units with panoramic mountain views, including Wilpena Pound. The 3½ star rated units nestle in a peaceful pastoral setting 2 kilometres from the facili…
Escape to a peaceful rural setting.. Enter through charming Victorian Timber Gates, up the curved drive to the homestead & outbuildings nestled amongst landscaped gardens in beautiful rural surrounds. Our cottages wi…
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