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"I don't know. Isn't that brilliant? I love not knowing! Keeps me on me toes. It must be awful being a prophet, waking up every morning, 'Is it raining? Yes, it is. I said so.' Takes all the fun out of life."
Written by James Moran. This episode was inspired by the very similar Big Finish Doctor Who episode "The Fires of Vulcan".— The Doctor
The Doctor and Donna land in Ancient Rome, ready to have more fun than an amphora of monkeys.Except after some searching, they discover that they've landed in Pompeii, on Volcano Day, approximately 24 hours before Mount Vesuvius erupts and Pompeii's streets get re-paved with lava. Donna immediately requests the Doctor's help to organize a mass evacuation and save everyone, but the Doctor shuts the idea down: he doesn't say "You can't change history, not one line", but he is probably thinking it.So they go for the other secret Time Lord manoeuvre: running away, much to Donna's frustration. Unfortunately, the TARDIS is missing; while they were walking around, a street merchant seized it (justified; it was parked on his market patch) and sold it to Caecilius, a local marble merchant (played by Peter Capaldi) with a dysfunctional family (a hungover son and an oracle daughter) AND a taste for avant-garde art. It's not the first time the TARDIS has been mistaken for an art installation.In no particular order: Caecilius's villa is later attacked by a massive magma-man (which is stopped by a bucket of water), and it is revealed that the volcano fumes inhaled by his oracle daughter to boost her visions are slowly turning her into stone. Also, a local prophet claims that there's something on Donna's back. This will be important later. And he says that a planet has apparently gone missing. This will be very important later. Meanwhile, Caecilius has a freaking computer circuit made of stone, so the Doctor decides to stick around a bit longer for the above events.The Doctor confronts the oracles of the Sybilline Sisterhood (with a Walther P38 water pistol) and finds out why someone ordered a load of marble power-converters.To his horror, the Doctor finds out that Mount Vesuvius won't erupt if he just leaves; he needs to make it erupt. If Pompeii isn't destroyed, then since the alien menace of the week hasn't also been destroyed, a race of lava golems will turn humans into more golems, boil the ocean and conquer the world. Donna realises for the first time that travelling with the Doctor can be very morally disturbing. They make the volcano erupt, both fully expecting to die, but it turns out the conversion device they used was inside an escape pod. Donna convinces the Doctor to go back and save Caecilius and his family. Because not everyone is an über-depressed near-suicidal Time Lord, and sometimes the Doctor forgets that.Six months later, Caecilius and his family have their lives back on track, the daughter is finally socialising like a (in our time, anyway) normal teenager, and that wastrel son is making good of himself, studying to be a doctor (not that kind). And their new household gods on the altar, with a box flanked by this man and this woman, look suspiciously familiar...However, what the Doctor and Donna haven't realized is that by saving Caecilius Lobus and his family, they have set off a series of events that eventually led to the demise of future companion Clara Oswald, the torture of the Twelfth Doctor by the for 4.5 billion years, and his subsequent Sanity Slippage that ended with erasing all of his memories of Clara. So yeah, good work.
The casting for this episode turned out to be quite auspicious. Phil Davis ("Lucius") would play the first antagonist in Sherlock (a series run by the same showrunners as Doctor Who); Tracey Childs ("Metella") had previously appeared as Dr. Elizabeth Klein in Big Finish Doctor Who, who would go on to become a regular Big Finish companion; Karen Gillan (Soothsayer scout) would return as Amy Pond, one of the two longest-serving companions of the new series; and Peter Capaldi ("Caecilius") would have a supporting role in Torchwood: Children of Earth and later take the helm of the show as the Twelfth Doctor himself, the episode "The Girl Who Died" featuring a Call Back to this episode as the reason Twelve has Caecilius's face.
- Accidental Art: Played for Laughs, as Caecilius is sold the TARDIS as a work of modern art. His wife calls it a "great waste of space", not knowing that the TARDIS is Bigger on the Inside. Capaldi then went on to become a later resident of the TARDIS...
- Ancient Rome: Sort of; we'll get there eventually.
- Arc Words: Medusa Cascade, the Shadow Proclamation, something on Donna's back.
- Been There, Shaped History: The Doctor is quick to deny that he had anything to do with the Great Fire of Rome, and was in fact responsible for the eruption of Mount Vesuvius (as the alternative would be letting the Pyrovile race Take Over the World).
- Big "NO!": Lucius Petrus Dextrus and the High Priestess when their Evil Plan is foiled. Both do it twice.
- Brick Joke: At the start of the episode, the Doctor says that Latin doesn't have a word for "volcano", and it won't until tomorrow. One day later, Caecilius coins the word from the name of the Roman god of fire, Vulcan.
- Call Back:
- The Doctor's mention of "Volcano Day" refers to a comment by Jack Harkness in "The Doctor Dances", who mentioned using Pompeii several times to pull cons where he'd sell alien ships or technology, only for the eruption to wipe away the evidence before his mark's realised that he'd actually sold them bits of old junk.
- The Doctor mentioning that he had nothing to do with Rome burning. "...Okay, maybe a little bit."
- City of Weirdos: The Doctor assures Donna they won't stand out, as ancient Rome is "like Soho, but bigger." It still applies after it turns out they're in Pompeii.
- Climactic Volcano Backdrop: And inside Mount Vesuvius, no less.
- Come with Me If You Want to Live: The Doctor does this at the end for Evelina's family, though he just says "Come with me." This time, Caecilius doesn't argue.
- Continuity Nod:
- The Doctor's comment about the Great Fire of Rome is a reference back to "The Romans" (way back with the First Doctor).
- "...and it's Volcano Day!"
- The Doctor admits that Donna was right — sometimes he does need someone.
- Convection Schmonvection: Justified; most of the heat is being taken by the Pyroviles.
- Crazy Awesome : "You fought her off! With a water pistol! I bloody LOVE you!"
- Creator In-Joke: Latin students everywhere stand a chance of recognising Caecilius, Quintus and Metella. They feature in the Cambridge Latin Course, a widely-used Latin textbook series.
- The Cretaceous Is Always Doomed: There's no saving Pompeii. It's a fixed point in history. The possible alternative of a Pyrovile-run Earth doesn't help much.
- Deadpan Snarker: The Doctor, when Donna is about to be sacrificed. Also counts as a Walk-In Chime-In.Sister Spurrina: This prattling voice will cease forever!
The Doctor: Oh, that'll be the day. - Establishing Character Moment: Donna sharing the burden with the Doctor of having to cause Vesuvius's eruption, and later pleading with him to save just one family. It's not hard to see why the Doctor became such good friends with her.Donna: Just someone. Please. Not the whole town... Just save someone.
- Fainting Seer: Evelina, after telling the Doctor that he is a "Lord of Time".
- A God Am I: It's a inverted trope here. The new "household gods" of Caecilius' household are the Doctor, Donna and the TARDIS. None of those three believe themselves to be gods — no, not even the TARDIS.
- Happily Married: Caecillius and Metella look like a modern stereotype; bickering about household furniture, raising children, he can't find a pin because she's polishing it, and sticking together in tragic times.
- Historical-Domain Character: In reality, Lucius Caecilius Iucundus was a Roman banker who lived in Pompeii at the time of the 62 AD earthquake, during which he most likely died. He's most well known to modern audiences due to being fictionalised by the Cambridge Latin Course, in which he survived the earlier quake to perish during the Vesuvius eruption, seventeen years later.
- I Am Spartacus: Says the Doctor. "And so am I," says Donna. Caecilius, obviously not getting it, first assumes them "Mr. and Mrs. Spartacus", then "brother and sister".
- I'm Mr. Future Pop Culture Reference:
- With bonus I Am Spartacus joke included absolutely free.
- 2000 years later, the English language itself still frequently throws Latin into everyday conversation.
- Keep It Foreign: The TARDIS's telepathic field translates Latin phrases in Celtic (Welsh today) phrases, and English into Latin.
- Kill It with Water: Or a Walther P38 water pistol.
- Living Lie Detector: Both augurs/soothsayers visibly unnerve the Doctor and Donna by seeing right through their stories and made-up identities and telling them things about them they couldn't have possibly known.Lucius: Is that so? Man from Gallifrey. [...] And you, daughter of... London.
Evelina: Is that your opinion... as a Doctor? [...] And you, you call yourself Noble... [...] You are a lord, sir, a Lord... of Time. - Mass "Oh, Crap!": The Pompeiians, Herculaneans, and Stabiaeans have one once Vesuvius erupts.
- Meaningful Name: Lucius Petrus Dextrus (literally translating to Lucius Stone Right Arm!). These were all deliberate — Russell T Davies was channelling Astérix and asked James Moran to put them in.
- Mistaken for Exhibit: Not only is the TARDIS mistaken for a modern art installation, but an enterprising street trader has sold it to a wealthy marble merchant, kicking off the plot. It's meant to be Played for Laughs.
- Mistaken for Special Guest: Not addressed in the episode, but there's a subtle indication that Donna is seen as someone of high status, when the soothsayers note her true name is "Noble" and that throughout this episode she wears purple, which was seen at the time to indicate wealth and status.
- Noodle Incident:
- First Doctor serial "The Romans" is referenced like this:The Doctor: And before you ask, that fire had nothing to do with me.
- The Doctor apparently met the Sybil, and she was an excellent dancer.
- First Doctor serial "The Romans" is referenced like this:
- Oh, Crap!: The Doctor is initially unimpressed (and slightly amused) by the supposed prophets. Then Lucius addresses him as "Man from Gallifrey", which clearly alarms him.The Doctor: ...What?
- Outrun the Fireball: Or, in this case, the advancing wall of volcanic ash and lava rolling all the way to Pompeii.
- Pity the Kidnapper: The priestesses abduct Donna while the Doctor's back is turned. When he shows up at their temple, neither he or Donna are very concerned about the situation. Note that Donna was about to be killed (mainly for blasphemy, but also for being... well, Donna.)
- Prescience Is Predictable: "It must be awful being a prophet, waking up every morning, 'Is it raining? Yes, it is. I said so.' Takes all the fun out of life"; so says the Doctor.
- Prophecy Twist: The Doctor says Pompeii's destruction is "a fixed point" that he can't prevent, even though thousands will die. As it turns out, he has to make Vesuvius erupt to save the world. When the Doctor realizes this, he's understandably stunned, as is Donna when he tells her.The Doctor: ...but that's the choice, Donna: it's Pompeii or the world.
Donna: ...Oh my god...! - Psychic Powers: The Sibylline sisterhood have them as a side-effect of the Pyroviles' presence. To be specific, the humans had the powers already, albeit dormant. The Pyroviles activated these powers, though the Doctor mentions a difference between "pyschic" and "seeing the future".
- Punny Name: The producers must have had a lot of fun inserting any Ancient Rome puns they could, like Lucius Petrus Dextrus, Donna asking Evelina if she's been to TK Maxximus, and an obligatory I Am Spartacus joke.
- Running Gag:
- Because of the TARDIS, Donna (and we) hear the Romans' Latin as English, so if you speak to them in Latin, it's translated into Celtic. When the Doctor and Quintus are cornered by Lucius Petrus Dextrus and his men, the Doctor mutters, "morituri te salutant" ("those who are about to die salute you") and Lucius Petrus Dextrus says, "Celtic prayers won't help you now."
- Caecilius mistakes the Doctor and Donna for a couple.
- Sadistic Choice: Save Pompeii and let the Pyroviles convert everyone, or save the world and let Pompeii be buried.
- Shout-Out:
- The Punny Name Running Gag is a reference to Astérix.
- To Fawlty Towers, when the Doctor explains away Donna's ignorance of what an augur does with "she's from... Barcelona."
- The scene of Caecilius's family rushing to their positions during the pre-eruption earthquakes could be one to the Admiral Boom scenes in Mary Poppins.
- Caecilius, Metella and Quintus come from Cambridge Latin Course, the most popular Latin textbook in the UK and US (not Evelina, though — she was created especially for the episode).
- The Doctor drops a reference to the upcoming 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Caecilius assumes "San Francisco" is the name of a new restaurant in Naples.
- Small Role, Big Impact: While Caecilius and his family only appears in one episode, they have a big enough impact on the Doctor for him to subconsciously model an incarnation on Caecilius' face, hundreds of years later.
- Spiritual Successor: To "The Myth Makers". The scene in which Caecilius introduces the TARDIS to his wife is even a loving homage to an almost identical dialogue between Paris and Cassandra.
- Taken for Granite: A side-effect of the Pyroviles taking over their human hosts is stone limbs.The Doctor: The people of Pompeii are turning to stone before the volcano erupts.
- Take Over the World: The Pyroviles plan to emulate Rome by taking over the entire known world — and likely everything else on the planet.
- Temporal Mutability: Donna asks why saving Pompeii would be different from all the other times the Doctor saves people. The Doctor retorts that some things in time are changeable, some aren't, and the ability to tell one from the other is part of being a Time Lord. Of course, the two of them have to personally make Vesuvius erupt to save the rest of the planet.
- Translator Microbes: Explored — when the Doctor tells Donna about the translation field, she wonders what happens if she intentionally speaks Latin. Answer: The Pompeiians don't understand your Celtic.
- Walk-In Chime-In: The Doctor, upon entering the Sybilline temple.
- Watching Troy Burn: The Doctor gives Evelina's family a front row seat to watch Pompeii's funeral pyre, but assures Caecilius that one day, Pompeii will be found again, in the future.
- Weaksauce Weakness: A giant, badass-looking alien warrior made of magma and rock... and a bucket of water takes it down in seconds. The Doctor later uses this to his advantage by arming himself with a water pistol.
- "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: The family Donna and the Doctor saved re-establish themselves in Rome. Marble business continues, Evelina is wearing a short skirt that's the latest fashion, and her brother is studying to be a doctor.
- What Have We Ear?: The Doctor does this to Quintus to bribe him into taking him to Lucius Petrus Dextrus's house.
- The X of Y: "The Fires of Pompeii".
- You Have Got to Be Kidding Me!: Donna's rather atypical response to almost being turned into a very typical altar sacrifice. Well, almost.
- You Have to Believe Me: The Doctor tries to discourage Donna from warning people about Vesuvius erupting, saying she'll be dismissed as a mad soothsayer. When it does erupt, she tries to scream to people not to go to the beach (where the ash cloud will still be lethal), but no one listens to her.


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Written by: Paul Francis-Grey
Liffe will finally join rival exchanges by conducting its own clearing after re-negotiating its terms with LCH Clearnet. The exchange is to create LiffeClear, which will enable it to clear its own trades. LCH Clearnet will, however, continue to provide Liffe with risk management and guarantee functions at an outsourced fee. As a result, LCH Clearnet will no longer receive clearing fees from its members. It is unclear how much the new arrangement is worth for either party. Out of the larger derivatives exchanges Liffe is alone in not conducting its own clearing. While the exchange argues that the move will allow it to compete on a level footing with other futures exchanges that own their own clearing houses, others have been quick to note that the exchange is going against the grain of what regulators would prefer as an ideal clearing structure. The move, which has been long expected by the industry, comes at a controversial time for exchanges and clearinghouses. ICE Futures is in the middle of divorcing itself from LCH Clearnet to set up its own clearinghouse. This has sparked an inquiry by the UKs Office of Fair Trading (OFT) because some members do not think they should be forced to move their clearing elsewhere. The US Department of Justice (DoJ) also spoke out against vertical clearing and its anti-competitive nature. Liffe has seemingly pulled in the opposite direction to where others are pushing, said one observer. Given the European code of conduct, OFTs inquiry into ICE Clear and its possible anti-competitive nature and DoJs recent criticism of the vertical silo structure, it seems odd that Liffe would decide to make this move right now. Others pointed out potential hazards of the new structure. Some market participants have concerns over LiffeClear, said Anthony Belchambers, chief executive of Futures and Options Association. Some of these are legacy concerns inherited from the same issues over ICE Clear. The lack of clearing choice and concerns over market impact are examples. Belchambers added that there was some unease over the impact on clearing fees. Liffe has a lot of market power and could increase fees, certainly. However, it is early days and the final shape and structure of the new arrangements and who has authority over what are largely unknown, so it is perhaps too early to make a judgement call on the proposal. Another source questioned the rationale behind LCH Clearnets decision to hand control over to Liffe. LCH will obviously lose clearing revenue, but of course will make some of that back through its outsourcing fee to Liffe. Perhaps by letting Liffe restructure its agreement this way it gives LCH the ability to integrate another exchange. Maybe it has in fact struck a deal with Rainbow and this will pave the way, he speculated. Otherwise it could be suicide for LCH. The same source also said that he understood why Liffe has struck the deal. Its a strategic move that needed to be made. In order to protect revenue and the franchise, it needs to be seen to be doing this.
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Make Your Own American Flag Jean Shorts
I'm happy to say...
the creativity gene has been passed!
Daughter #2 found a Pinterest project
that sparked the creativity that I knew she possessed..
After cutting off a pair of old jeans, Kylie got right to painting...
(sitting on my kitchen counter I might add)
(sitting on my kitchen counter I might add)
but I have to say it makes me smile to see my daughters create!
First she printed out stars, cut them out with a razor, then used
white paint to stencil the stars onto one of the pockets.
Before the paint dried,
Kylie sprinkled on clear glitter to give the stars a grainy texture...
Before the paint dried,
Kylie sprinkled on clear glitter to give the stars a grainy texture...
Next she painted the blue field.
Texture gives the stars added dimension and they look great!
On the other pocket Ky painted red and white stripes.
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The back of the jean shorts are looking fantastic!
Now here is the front...
And yes, your eyes aren't playing tricks...
That is a Bedazzler!
I see these things at garage sales all the time so needless to say
I wasn't thrilled to have to go buy one at the craft store for full price today, but in the name of creativity... I did.
And I'm just saying but a few days later I found 3 of them at the thrift store for $3.99 each!
Bummer! Oh well... we will use it again I'm sure!
Look at that bedazzled pocket... it was totally worth it!
Beautiful job Kylie!
I know she is going to look awesome in these
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Reporting to the Area Manager, the Schools Instructor has responsibility for the efficient and effective delivery of the Organisation's training programmes. The Schools Instructor will be responsible for being a role model for young people, and the planning and delivery of high quality educational programmes ensuring students achieve their potential while improving standards in behaviour and attendance.
Applications from ex-military personnel are strongly encouraged.
Main Responsibilities and Duties:
- Planning and delivery of programmes to a high professional standard demonstrating the following:
the ability to create a safe, inclusive and stimulating learning environment for all students; effective planning and organising skills; creative and innovative approaches to delivery to engage learners; application of appropriate and effective teaching and learning strategies to ensure learner needs are met across a wide range of ages and abilities; behaviour management strategies that ensure positive participation by learners
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- Ensure all internal and external activities conform to Health & Safety policy, procedures, guidelines and regulations
- Responsible for the timely completion of all required data relating to student's ensuring data is maintained/updated regularly on the organisations knowledge management system
- Committed to safeguarding and child protection, reporting any concerns immediately through the appropriate school and the Organisation's policies and procedures
- Responsible for carrying out internal moderation of students work to ensure a high level of quality and expected standards being met prior to submission for external moderation
- Maintain strong relationships with colleagues, customers, external partners and any other relevant stakeholders to aid retention and to identify new business opportunities
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- Release: Mar 1, 2012
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Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Authors: 4 Big Reasons You Need to Blog
Just the other day I was on a loop where an author commented
on why they might need a blog. At this point I thought every author had a blog,
but maybe not. I think they're extremely valuable for authors. Here's why.
You Have a Space You Always Control
I heard a couple authors say they have given up blogging in
favor of Facebook. So they post to Facebook alone, get the interaction they
crave, and call it good. But not so fast. What happens when Facebook goes away?
Starts charging you a monthly fee? Starts using your information differently
than you had originally planned? Where will all those Facebook posts go if you
can't use the site anymore?
I like blogging for the simple fact that it gives me a space
I can control. I can still post links to Facebook and interact there, but to
give up blogging in favor of a platform you can't control is risky.
To Have a Place Where
Readers Get to Know Your Personality
Think like a reader: when you finish a book you love what's
the first thing you do? Probably look to see which books the author has
written. This is where the blog is a perfect place for readers to come visit
you. You can show them what you're really like, includes pages of info you'd
like them to know, put a prominent spot where all your books are listed… and on
and on.
Blogs Are Versatile
Your blog can visually reflect your personality, be a
combination of a website and blog (like
mine), be a spot where readers can contact you, and a one-stop shop where
you list all the places you'll be in social media and the off-line world.
Blogs today are so versatile you can basically design them
yourself. I did that with all of mine
and I'm not even a techie person.
Let Your Blog Be the
First Thing That Pops Up in a Search
You'd be surprised how many writers allow things like their
Amazon page or some random page on a publisher's website be the place where
readers go first to learn more about them. If you don't have a blog, it won't
come up first in search results and that's the place where a reader may find
you first. So give them a spot that tells them what you want them to know
rather than what someone else wants to tell them.
Cherie Burbach has written for About.com, NBC/Universal, Match.com, and more. Visit her website, cherieburbach.com.
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Blogs are another gun in the author's marketing arsenal. I love mine--this one and my personal one, 777 Peppermint Place. Although there's some overlap, these two blogs reach people that my Twitter and Facebook accounts don't.
ReplyDeleteI know, right? As Facebook slowly strangles away all human interaction, more and more I wish folks would post on their blogs as much as they do Facebook.
Also, blogs are archival! It's easy to find stuff you wrote two years ago. But try to go back that far on Facebook. You get lost in miles of feedback loop. Facebook controls your archives, and I don't like that.
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Went to Aura today because my sisters were buying tickets to a KPOP concert (we were 85th in line at 9:30 a.m. @_@) and since I was just tagging along, I got to go on a mini food trip around the mall.
My mom and I stayed in Paul while waiting for the 12 noon starting time of the ticketing. The display of cakes and pastries will instantly draw you and in. It was so tempting to buy every single one of them!
Since I wanted to eat somewhere else for lunch, we only had light dishes. My mom had the seafood and vegetable pasta, which she said was good. The liquid from the salmon and the vegetables seeped out and turned into the sauce of the pasta.
I had the chocolate crepe. Generous chocolate sauce. Simple but done well. Paired it with green tea too so I was extra happy. Haha
What I like most about Paul is the ambiance. Elegant and chic. It's very quiet and ideal for a Sunday morning. Will definitely go back to try the pastries and other options, especially the afternoon tea set! :)
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Second time to go to Paul! It was, again, a full house, but luckily we managed to get seated immediately - funny enough we snagged the seat we sat in during our first visit.
As we weren't looking for a heavy meal, I got dessert instead. I had their Gaufré Chocolat et Chantily (I was torn between Gaufré au Chocolat and this one, since they have the same blurb - that is, both are served with warm chocolate sauce, the only diff. is that the one with Chantily costs 20 pesos more, and I liked it as my cravings for sweet had been satisfied! I also got their chocolate sailor cake, and it was sooo good. Was tempted to get a lemon tart for this visit too, but good thing I didn't because my sugar level has already been capped haha. My mom got a bread like pastry, but didn't try it as I already felt too full. For my drink, I got their hot choco and it wasn't bad, just okay.
I really like the whole vibe of the place, but it can feel a bit cramped with the seats somewhat close to each other. Service was good too.
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I liked it.
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My mom and I have been wanting to try this place out, and we finally did a month ago. As we were only looking to have a light brunch, we ordered their beef bourginion and club poulet. Their beef bourginion was alright, the meat was very tender. The club poulet sandwich was good too - though now that I think of it, the menu says that there's a choice between two types of bread, and we weren't asked to choose. lol anyway, we still liked the club poulet sandwich over the beef dish . I also really liked the potato wedges that came with it. We also ordered their Viennoise Chocolate and lemon tart. The viennoise chocolate was too sweet for me, and I didn't really like it that much. The lemon tart was really good though - something that's worth coming back to. Next time I'll be sure to try their pasta out, maybe another sort of sandwich too, and of course, more of their pastries.
Service was alright, the ambiance was really nice as well.
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Ordered the chicken clubhouse and burger. Clubhouse was big and satisfying. Burger was also good but the patty was a bit red-not really because of the doneness (i prefer my burger medium)
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chocolate eclair
coffee eclair
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Bread was tough but love the salmone anyway. Beef and tomato pasta was good and i have my take home creme brulee
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Salmon, my love, preferably raw or smoked. PHP250 and worth it for dine in cause you get salad and potatoes for a minimal additional fee. Crunchy outside soft inside bread and generous salmon slices! Good service too. My glass was never empty (water).
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After being on the road for 2 hours and haven't eaten lunch, my sister and I decided to grab some food here.
I ordered Chicken Sandwich (195pesos) and she ordered Paillasson Champignons (230pesos) - French version of hash brown with mushrooms and veggies.
Then we ordered desserts:
Choco Brioche Flan (140pesos) it's like bread pudding with chocolate bits
Flan Nature (150pesos) we were expecting it to have a creamy texture but it was like jelly type of mixture. It was still delicious 🏼
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We had an afternoon tea at this place while waiting for the movie to start. Winner for me would be the Mango Napoleon or Millefeuille (hope I spelled it correctly) . I really like its warm puff pastry.
The macarons & creme brûlée were both good, while the chocolate & coffee éclairs were just okay. There's nothing special with chocolate cake, but it's a good pair for tea or coffee.
Service is prompt and courteous I'll try their savory dishes nexy time.
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I've been going gaga over Bo's pistachio frappe. So when I saw Paul has pistachio macaron frappe - I wanted to stage ala Jayson J "honeycreme vs mcdo sundae" showdown for the best pistachio frappe!
I was aware though that this is a macaron-based drink and I don't like macarons as they are just too sweet for me.
Texture-wise: Paul has finer consistency while Bo's was nuttier.
Price-wise: almost equivalent. I think Bo's was more expensive by php5-10.
Taste-wise: both has great pistachio flavors but Bo's was better as it is basically pistachio frappe, vs a macaron one
The verdict? Go for Bo's! Paul's was just too sweet it's a holiday drink for Bo's though, so that's another consideration. Try it, before ma-u-Bo's
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The place was packed when we visited Sunday early afternoon but we only waited a few minutes for our table. The servers were very attentive. They have a big menu but we only came here for coffee and desserts.
I had the Coupe Macaron which is a cup of 3 small scoops of ice cream (vanilla and chocolate, but you can choose the flavor/s you want) topped with whipped cream and a piece of small macaron (flavor of choice - chocolate). For my drink, I had the mint iced tea.
Mint iced tea was fine for me. Just a hint of sugar/syrup. The mint flavor was subtle too. The Coupe Macaron was kinda just a normal ice cream dessert really. The macaron was okay. I liked it but it is still not the best macaron I've tasted. It was too chewy (thick) for my taste. I prefer it a bit airy, crispy thin outer layer and chewy inner layer.
My friends had coffee and brownies/eclair. The coffee cups were small (for a coffee addict ) so baka mabitin lang. The desserts were nice. I'd probably visit here again if only to try their meals. Side note, we saw Team Kramer (minus Cheska) here but the dolls were sleeping on their yayas' laps. Sayang.
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Will try those in the pictures in the future!!
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Be prepared to throw away all your money here. Prices are steep, but worth it I suppose. Ordered their creme brûlée, strawberry tart, and upon the recommendation of the manager [?], the almond croissant. Everything was good, but the standout was definitely the croissant. It was crumbly, moist and crunchy at the same time. It's a bit sweet though, but the small serving size helped lol. The tart's sweetness was perfectly balanced out by those strawberries. Speaking of, I asked the manager where they got them, because as far as I know the strawberries grown here are tiny compared to the ones they used. Trade secret daw (darn! ). The creme brûlée was okay. Their servings as I mentioned, are tiny but filling. Pretty good overall. 🏼
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Their vanilla tea was awesome! Quite busy for early dinner on a Friday but felt we were never rushed as we enjoyed our own orders.
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A meal is not a happy meal without dessert. I usually crave for sweets after a good meal. I just need to have my sweet ending (unless if I had a salmon sashimi overload for lunch or dinner). And last Friday, I had a good dinner but still had room for dessert so we went to SM Aura to visit…
Paul Patisserie and Boulangerie! It has been a while!
I still remember the sweet goodness I ordered last year and just thinking about it now makes me drool.
This time, J and I ordered the following: Tartelette Citron (PHP210), Éclair Chocolat (PHP160), Milleuille Mango (PHP150) and two Grand Café (PHP115/cup).
First served was the Milleuille Mango and it was pretty good. The lovely Napoleon was soft and creamy. The mango slices and puree made it even more delectable.
Next served was the Tartlette Citron. We originally ordered the one with meringue but they ran out of it. So we decided to get the one without. It was citrusy with a lovely crunch from the crust. It was surprisingly delightful.
The éclair though was pretty ordinary to me. But it was quite big and the smooth cream filling and rich chocolate cover were good.
The coffee was just right. The bitterness of the coffee offsets the sweetness of the desserts we ordered. I am starting to really love black coffee. <3
Overall, it was a nice way to end the night. I can't wait to try the other desserts and Paul's savory dishes.
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Got their chocolate croissant, chocolate mousse, and the chocolate tart. Chocolate heaven! My favorite was the chocolate tart. Intense chocolate. All the pastries went well with the english breakfast tea.
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We got here 9:45pm and practically begged the servers to allow us to order a cup of cappuccino and pastries since most stores were closing already. They were kind enough to accommodate us but while choosing from their wide selection of desserts.. A tiny cockroach was enjoying his food too. We called the attention of the servers and they calmly said, "sige po tatanggalin nalang namin." So ano, yun lang??!! I doubt they'll remove all the pastries naman diba. The waiter even told me na he can accept my orders na. Hello???! I obviously backed out and told them, nandidiri ako. Hahaha! Do something about this, guys!
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Taken a few days ago, this perhaps would be the only place open in SM Aura before 10am. It's one of the expansions of Bench into the food market with the cafe from France.
Upon entering the place, quite clear that it will be expensive from the decors to the custom furniture. Probably one of the more expensive non buffet breakfast joints I've eaten in.
I was wondering what type of rating to put in, on one hand I ate an omelette with ham so the taste can only differ so much from other places, but I was looking for something to justify the price. What disappointed me though was the potatoes on the side that came with the dish. There were cold - perhaps not even freshly prepared. Probably it was just heated as to why it was cold on the inside.
The bread though was full wheat and was probably the nicest part of the meal. I also got a croissant which is freshly made as you can see them making it but that by itself was also quite pricey at Php175 for about 4 bites.
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Café Surprise is Paul's version of a coffee-dessert platter. It comes with your choice of coffee or cappuccino, mini crème brúlée, a slice of their moist chocolate cake and 2 mini macarons of your choice.
At P310, it's worth it. Plus, they serve fresh, good-tasting black coffee. 🏻
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(778 Posts)Does anyone else watch it? Or is it just me...
I love it because it reminds me of another life when I used to sew (before the DC's came along and before I lost the footpedal to my sewing machine in a house move).
The contestants are just so talented and I like the beardy man judge too. Anyone else?
Oh yay when does it start? I hope they do more episodes this time. Last series was way too short
It's tomorrow (tue) 8pm BBC2 I think. It's just such a gentle series isn't it
I like too! Patrick whatshisname is absolutely beautiful!
looking forward to tuesday. i got to interview stuart hillard a few months ago, here
Yes, I love it too. It must be so hard to make stuff in the time limits.
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Can't wait! Sewing machine on standay - I'm bound to get all inspired.
I am looking forward to Jenni who loves making 'crazy' shirts for her husband and Tamara who is Vivienne Westwood meets Helena Bonham Carter !
My friend is a contestant. Will be crossing everything for her!
Oh wow Chicky... I have a friend who I have urged to apply to go on the programme, she is just so talented. I was out with her at the weekend and she was wearing a huge statement necklace made out of different leather flowers and beads that she made - yet she thinks is isn't talented. Hope your friend does well.
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Love this programme, looking forward to it. I've been going to sewing lessons once a week since January, partly influenced by GBSB (and thinking I can save money with easy repairs). I also do not like Claudia Winkleman, I don't understand how she's got to where she is with her repetitive face licking and "look at your little face", ugh! I had to stop watching Film 2014 etc which I used to love
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Am looking forward to the creativity of the contestants... wonderful and dapper beardy man oops!
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"The Divine Liturgy, what a splendor, indeed! Man has been honored by God in such a way that He Himself came down to earth with His Angelic Orders, every time there is a Liturgy, in order to nurture man with His Most Holy Body and His Most Precisous Blood! For He has given us everything; is there anything physical or spiritual, perishable or everlasting that has not been offered to us? None! Is there anything superior to His Most Holy Body and Blood, which is given to us on a daily basis? There is certainly not. God has enabled man, who is of soil and dirt, to serve the Divine Liturgy. So Priceless is the Divine Love that just a tiny drop exceeds any global, physical and secular love." From Experiences During the Divine Liturgy, by Protopresbyter Stephanos K. Anagnostopoulos.
Come and join us each week to experience God's love and presence during His Divine Liturgy.
The Divine Liturgy is a sublime creation which enables man to abide without despair in spite of his distance from God, because it is God's own good pleasure to overshadow him each time he enters into His presence. And whenever we bring the best we can offer before God in the Liturgy, including our faithfulness throughout the absence of His grace, we receive life - His life.
- Elder Zacharias, Remember Thy First Love
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The Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia is that part of the Russian Church which is outside the boundaries of the Russian State, governed at the present time by a Chief Hierarch and a Synod of Bishops chosen by the Sobor of Bishops of the Russian Diaspora.
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Lilac Gradient and Lace Decal - 3 July 2015
Ok catch up time again.
We are into July 2015 now.
Here a lilac/purple gradient with some pretty white lace decals. I love these decals, I have them in black also which I must try out soon.
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Mr. Schartz would undoubtedly deny that he is a liberal. The tone of his letter indicates that he is convinced his thinking reflects the mainstream. He is another case of self-delusion. For instance, he implores the lack of socialistic political parties in the United States; I expect because there is no substantial party by that name. Apparently he doesn't know that one of the very first political parties with socialism at its core was called the "Levelers."
The Russian Communists had socialist as part of their complete name; the British Labour Party is about as socialist as you can get. The word socialist doesn't have to be in a party's title  just in what the party stands for. If, for instance, you believe from each according to ability and to each according to need, as Democrats do, then you are essentially a socialist.
The liberal media and Mr. Schartz don't quite get it.
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The Dimond Branch Library will temporarily close for remodeling from Friday, December 23 to May 2017. For more information see the announcement.
The Public Library: a photographic tour
Local photographer Robert Dawson will discuss his 18-year-long photographic study of American public libraries, including a few of our own here in Oakland. His images, collected in his new book, "The Public Library: a Photographic Essay" reveal how communities around the country love and invest in our most democratic institution.
Copies of the book will be available for sale at this event.
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Have you ever felt emptiness after you finish a great game/book/comic/movie? Like when you finally beat the elite in PKMN Red, read the last chapter of 'The Deathly Hallows', read the last issue of your favorite comic/manga, when you got out of the theater after ending 'The Dark Knight' trilogy... Why does this happen?
Well one reason I could conclude was that, like every night we read that book, took time out of our schedule to play and when it ends we just don't know what to do during that time slot anymore, of course if the experience wasn't pleasant we can just go on to another series, but if it was epic, then 'just moving on' isn't possible. After the series is over we research to find out more information, possible sequels or spinoffs or if it is available in other formats (like the Harry Potter books are also movies) just trying to keep the experience going. Eventually reality hits us hard in the face and we realize that it's done, we have squeezed every bit of entertainment it could give, we just let it sink inside, feel empty....(kinda like a hangover).
At times it just happens that a series is amazing, had a brilliant run but it's ending isn't satisfactory (I'm looking at Assassin's Creed 3), and you're just so angry and disappointed on the inside that you feel like murdering the creator of the series and even though it has a sequel, you'll pass it without second thought. It was because of this I was reluctant to complete the 'The Last Of Us' once I got through the giraffe part. Reviews that I read were like, half of them liked the ending while remaining weren't satisfied, I was scared to be part of the latter.
Also there are series that end in cliffhangers, leaving the fate of the characters to your imagination or they present to you a question (eg. whether the decision at the end was right or wrong or what you would've done in the situation) while they don't always provide proper closures they don't ruin it as well (and leave chances for a sequel open).
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Nifty wireless remote on e-bay.
I have one. Can't get the thing to work right. It's very sluggish. BTW, did you know they were designed to be used with the Packard Bells?My first computer install 2001 SS camaro
My latest project. Much better. 2003 Mazda Miata
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Is the processing priority set abnormally high on winamp? And I had problems with winamp+wlirc? on win98, but can't remember having any problems with girder (dosent mean i didnt have any ). And I use the remote that came with it for precisely that reason, it came with it I didnt have to hunt down another remote that would work. And its really not that bad, I have mine set between the hand brake and the plastic surround around it, which works quite well. And my only qualm with tiny remotes is that it can be hard for figure out which button is which without looking at it, with the pb remote, I know which is which for the major functions.


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Former Everton defender John Heitinga has retired from playing at the age of 32, his club Ajax have announced.
A statement from the Dutch outfit on Monday revealing the news said Heitinga would be taking a job on their coaching staff.
He rejoined Ajax last summer from Hertha Berlin on a one-year deal and has made only two Eredivisie appearances since, both as a substitute.
Prior to spending 2014-15 in Germany with Hertha, Heitinga had five years in English football.
He signed for Everton in 2009 and went on to make over 100 Barclays Premier League appearances for the Toffees.
The second half of 2013-14 saw him loaned out from Goodison Park to Fulham, for whom he played 14 times.
Heitinga came through the Ajax academy and had seven seasons as part of their first team before switching to Atletico Madrid for one campaign, then moving on to Everton.
He won 87 caps for Holland and was sent off in the 2010 World Cup final.
Heitinga said: "My ultimate desire was to return to Amsterdam and at the end of the season as a player for the third time celebrate a championship trophy with the Ajax fans.
"Yet I realised in December that the time to put an end to my active career was coming closer.
"The farewell is slightly ahead of schedule. But I look forward to this new chapter in my life."


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Rhyme Of The Day
Various meanderings with a rhyme in there somewhere.
Monday, May 01, 2006
Medieval Memories
There's a witch of the week!
With glee they all shriek.
We'll have a fast trial
And brook no denial.
So get a rope quick
And watch the witch kick
With no chance to speak.
Die evil freak!
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