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|484 sq. ft.
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|3 - 7 nights
The apartment is situated right by the 'Bollin' piste, close to the funicular entrance, on the first floor of the Tommeuses apartment building in stylish Val Claret, the highest village of Tignes. It has a south-facing balcony, with wonderful views of the Grande Motte; the mountain famous for its glacier skiing. The apartment comprises of a lounge with a dining area, TV and DVD player, small stereo system and a modern double sofa bed; bedroom with 2 single beds and a mezzanine double bed; bathroom with shower over bath; fully equipped kitchen with oven, dishwasher, microwave, electric kettle & toaster; and separate WC. The apartment has the benefit of a wooden floor in the entrance hall and fitted carpets in the bedroom and lounge. There is a separate secure ski locker room on the ground floor, which has key-pad security access, leading straight onto the piste. This comfortable apartment offers the convenience of doorstep skiing at its best!
Winter:: The apartment provides sleeping accommodation for up to 6 adults in two rooms. There are 2 single beds and a double mezzanine bed in the bedroom and 1 double and 2 single sofabeds in the living room. Single, double and king size duvets, pillows and blankets are provided but clients will have to bring their own bedlinen and towels. There is a well-equipped kitchen, bathroom with over bath shower and a separate toilet. The skiing in limitless - linked with neighbouring Val d'Isere, there are more than enough lifts and runs to suit all tastes and abilities. The resort has been upgraded and improved over the past 20 years and has every amenity available, including 30 restaurants in Val Claret alone. The apartment location is particularly convenient for families with young children - being so close to ski schools, and skiing to and from the back door. Snowboarders are very well catered for in Tignes with a special snowboard park in Val Claret at the top of the Tichot lift on the Col du Palet.
Summer:: Tignes is a superb summer holiday resort at the edge of the Vanoise National Park. In addition to the wealth of summer sporting activities, skiing is possible most of the year on the Grande Motte glacier. Thirteen lifts are open with 50km of pistes, descending 1000 metres. Numerous courses are on offer for skiers and snowboarders throughout the summer season (July and August). Tignes also has a superb 18 hole golf course, the highest course in Europe, as well as 50 tennis courts, squash courts, fishing, mountain climbing, walking, horse riding, mountain biking, white water rafting and many other activities on offer in the summer. Many of these activities are included on the summer lift pass. Tignes boasts a spectacular water sports centre in Tignes Le Lac (Le Lagon) . This indoor facility opened in July 2006 and houses a fabulous swimming and watersports centre on the edge of the lake in Tignes Le Lac.
During the summer season of July and August Tignes really comes alive with a huge range of activities. Mounain biking has really taken off as the premier activity with mountain bike trails of all grades of difficulty linking up with Val d'Isere. You can take your bike up on the specially adapted ski lifts for free and ride down at your leisure on the green, blue, red and black trails.
Mark and I met skiing in 1981 and have been skiing together ever since! Val d'Isere and Tignes have always been our favourite skiing area and we always came back, particularly at Easter. We now travel to our apartment at least 3 times a year from our home in Chichester in West Sussex.
Mark & Margot Wheaton purchased this apartment in 1988
No. 4 Les Tommeuses became available in 1988 and was the first property we viewed in Tignes. We had seen the apartment building being built in 1985 as we went up the Bollin chairlift and I always wanted to have an aparment there. We fell in love with it and the rest is history!
The view from the balcony is second to none as well as the proximity to the slopes and the ski in - ski out nature of the apartment. The Gardien (Florence) is fantastic and will help you with any problems. We have tried to make the aparment as comfortable as possible and keep it well stocked with all the necessary kitchen utensils etc. to make your holiday as pleasurable as possible. The apartment is close to over 30 restaurants and bars yet on the edge of the slopes and very very quiet. The apartment is so close to everything you need and in the summer the views from the balcony are just as breathtaking. We love watching the traditional alpine dairy farming with the gentle sound of cow bells ringing in the air. Mountain biking has really taken off in Tignes/Val d'Isere in the summer and the apartment is perfect for an activity summer holiday. There are trails of all difficulty across the whole of the Espace Killy area.
What a find! We love the apartment and its location - The Jewsons Feb 06
Still waiting for the hot tub on the balcony - Victoria Watkins and family - Annual pilgrimage from 1989 to present day!
You can't keep us away - The Morris's - April 06
Fantastic apartment, so cosy and comfortable for 2 adults and 3 large teenage boys. Beds easy to put together and wonderful view of the slopes enticing them out of bed each morning. Well equipped for cooking too. The sun shone all week, daily vin chaud up the hill and the skiing superb. Will definitely be back. Thank you.
What a find, had a fantastic holiday, such a clean friendly apartment. Brilliant access to all the local bars and restaurants being a maximum of 5 minutes walk away to the centre of the square, and you couldn't ask to be much closer to the slopes with ski in ski out on your door step and fantastic access to the Tignes ski resort and being only one lift away for an easy trip into Val D'isere.
Had a brilliant holiday.
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Sam and friends
Can't get better than this for easy access to pistes and village facilities. Everything is on the doorstep.
Good communications and helpful tips from the owners. Well equiped apartment with comfortable beds. Comfortable for 4, but will sleep more. Suitable for families and quiet at night.
Plenty of shops, bars and restaurants within a few minutes walk, and useful free bus service to other parts of Tignes. No need for a car while you are there.
Free access to the local leisure pool and ice-skating rink with a weekly ski pass. Big price differences between restaurants, not always reflected in quality. It is worth looking around and trying some of the smaller, cheaper places.
Good quiet skiing areas over the ridge using the "Fresse" lift in front of the apartment, but return runs to Val Claret are either relatively hard blues ("Isolee", "Piste H"), or involve up-hill sections. Beginners area right outside the apartment, but gets busy. This area is probably best for people who are at least at the stage where they are comfortable with tougher blue runs and can tackle some reds. On a good day, the treck over to the pistes above the Col de l'Iseran, via Val d'Isere, is well worth the effort.
Very good trip again in Tignes. L appartement est très bien situé et bien équipé dans une belle résidence que nous connaissions déjà au pied des.pistes. Propriétaires très sympathiques si vous avez des questions. A recommander😊
Super! A proximité des pistes et de la ville! Adresse à retenir !
Geen enkele wanklank. Voor 2 volwassenen en 3 kinderen is het appartement ruim genoeg. Dicht bij de gezelligheid van het dorpje en ook aan de piste, wat wil je nog meer?
Tignes is situated in the 'Espace Killy' ski region, known as the greatest ski area in the world. With its neighbouring resort of Val d'Isere, it offers unrivalled skiing for all standard of skiers, including children. The resort itself has undergone a complete transformation over the past few years and now offers all the modern conveniences that skiers expect, both during the day and at night. There is no other modern european resort to rival Tignes, its accessibility, its location and its convenience. Once you have been - nowhere else compares!
Ski: The ski resort continues to go from strength to strength. There has been an extensive lift replacement programme with almost all of the lifts in the Espace Killy ski area replaced by high speed geared express lifts - making the lift queue a thing of the past. Tignes is the only resort that I know of that no matter how many skiers are on the slopes at any one time, there is never a lift queue. This is one resort that has got it right!! Why put up with queueing? Come to Tignes and ski!!
Summer: During the months of July and August, Tignes comes alive - not only with summer skiing on the Grande Motte glacier, but with the sound of mountain bikes. Graded bike trails have been created all over the Espace Killy and the link with Val d'Isere was opened in the summer of 2012. Key ski lifts have been fitted with bike carriers to take riders up the mountain and are currently FREE!! For the non bike enthusiast, there is sailing on the lake, horse riding, walking trails around the Vanoise National Park, watersports, white water rafting at Bourg St Maurice, and lots of other sporting activities - or just sit around the lake sunbathing!
|No additional mandatory fees
All rental rates are negotiable! Rates of 2 weeks or more are eligible for a discount of up to 10%.
Rates are for the whole apartment per week and include electricity, heating, cleaning etc. The rates do not include bed linen or towels. Covered secure underground parking can be purchased on a weekly basis from the gardien for 65 Euros (13/14 season price).
* Approximate monthly price. Actual pricing will depend on the days of the month you stay.


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To those of you who live under a rock, Snake Pass was one of the most anticipated indie titles on the Nintendo Switch, because:
1) It's one of the first palpable Unreal Engine 4 games for the system, and
2) The development team at Sumo Digital discussed how easy it was to port over to the Nintendo Switch taking them just a week to get it ported over prior to further optimization.
This information, of course, left potential Nintendo Switch buyers excited for, not only the experience of having and playing Snake Pass on the Nintendo Switch, but the console's future in general. It's no secret that Nintendo has a storied history with developers having issues developing on their platforms, so in a way, Sumo Digital did contribute to spreading some positivity around Nintendo's newest device therefore putting their game on everyone's radar.
My rambling aside, let's go ahead and delve into my thoughts on Snake Pass for Nintendo Switch. Please watch my video review below on SheAttackTV!
Snake Pass in a Nutshell
- The main character, Noodle, companion Doodle, and all of the other inhabitants of the world use portals to traverse the mountain where they reside. Finding the pink, green, and yellow crystals required to open portals toward completing each stage (unlocking said portals) is important for this reason.
- Traverse various obstacles, climb bamboo to reach high places, and use your noodle to solve puzzles within each of the 15 levels.
- Collect gatekeeper coins and orbs (wisps) for completion's sake.
- Snake Pass has a beautiful art direction.
- The main characters standout and have appealing characteristics. I never thought you could make a snake look unique and eye-catching, but Sumo Digital did it. The hummingbird is effing adorable as well.
- Noodle is very expressive. You can change his facial expressions with the d-pad.
- I'm very impressed with how detailed the world is although I sometimes felt Noodle's physics were a bit awkward. Sumo Digital is proving what they're capable of considering how little time they ported Snake Pass to Switch and having it look this good.
- The only downside is the lower resolution, it's supposedly 1200 by 675p with a frame rate of 30fps.
- Noodle's physics require a ton of accuracy and do boast a sharp learning curve.
- The gameplay is slow and running at 30fps doesn't help the feeling of sluggishness…? Is that a word?
- The camera sometimes gets in the way of the immersion. It's often too slow or doesn't have enough reach require to respond to oncoming obstacles in time.
- The game punishes you harshly due to it's scarce checkpoint system. This in combination with the camera issue can be frustrating. Often times I'd lose a ton of progress simply because I was unable to turn my camera fast enough to react to what obstacle was coming next, causing Noodle to fall to his death and me having to start all over again. There were times when I'd just stop playing the game altogether and playing something else to blow off some steam.
- Gripes aside, the gameplay felt very unique, interesting and fresh. I've never played a game like this before and chances are, neither have you.
Snake Pass is currently available to purchase on the Nintendo eShop, the PlayStation Store, the Xbox store, and Steam for $19.99. If you're interested in my final verdict and whether or not I recommend Snake Pass, I suggest watching the more in-depth video review embedded in this article.
Have you had a chance to give Snake Pass a try on Nintendo Switch or any other platform? Let us know about your experiences below!


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Zoë Timms, Founding Director
Zoë Timms first discovered the world of grassroots nonprofits as a student of the University of Wisconsin's College Year-in-India program. Working with child laborers who had left work factories and fields and were studying for the first time, Zoë realized how much she wanted to help these ambitious children. "At this point," she says, "I knew my career would be in grassroots education."
After three years of working in New York with the Near East Foundation, Zoë returned to India. During this time, she met young women with career dreams, who had worked hard to complete their high school education.
In 2002, Zoë founded Women's Education Project (WEP) to help women in South India from the poorest backgrounds succeed in college and careers. Zoë envisioned an organization that would help young women from poor backgrounds succeed in college, a goal few nonprofits target.
With the guidance of the local community in Madurai and Hyderabad and the students themselves, Zoë developed the center's concept: a comprehensive program in a caring, supportive, environment of classrooms, libraries, and computers and gardens. Students receive scholarships to college and attend training sessions to gain knowledge of health, environment, finance and civic issues.
As graduates, WEP students are knowledgeable, capable, community role models – leaders who, with a lively awareness of life's possibilities, and are prepared to make important change in their own lives, families and communities.


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Enjoy your time away from home and in the 29RLX Wildcat fifth wheel by Forest River. This model features triple slide outs, a rear living area, and kitchen island.
In the kitchen/living area find dual opposing slides. The first slide, next to the door has a three burner range, refrigerator, and 50" LED HDTV. The slide opposite features theater seating with cup holders, and enjoy your meals around the booth dinette. There is drawer storage under the seats of the dinette, or you can choose to add an optional free-standing table with chairs. Adjacent to the slide out you will find a closet, pantry, and switch cab. In the center of the kitchen there is an island with a double kitchen sink, and along the rear wall find more seating at the hide-a-bed sofa, end tables, and overhead cabinet.
Head up the step, and find the bathroom on the left. Inside the bathroom there is a toilet, shower, medicine cabinet, and sink.
In the front bedroom you will enjoy the queen bed, nightstands, and slide out with wardrobe, desktop, & drawers. The room is also prepped for a washer/dryer for your convenience and much more!
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Ever heard of elephant dung paper? Nope, neither had I, but I was certainly intrigued to learn more!
Melbourne couple, Carly Wilkins and John Gillieron used it to invite friends and family to their Aussie bush wedding at Craig's Hut near Mt Stirling, Victoria (the remote log cabin originally built for movie, The Man from Snowy River).
So of course, I Googled this new and fascinating term and here's what I learnt: elephant dung paper is exactly how it sounds – paper made, not from trees, but from fibrous elephant poo! Umm, ew?
But it's all in the name of environmental and animal conservation (you can read more about it here) and whilst some guests "thought it was gross," says Carly (with loads of jokes about who licked the envelopes), others thought it was fantastic. Because the final product, despite its interesting beginnings, is a rather lovely eco-friendly paper, perfectly suited to the rustic wedding theme.
For this outdoorsy couple (who met at Scouts), their bush wedding was a huge logistical challenge. A fourteen-hour day that commenced at 10am meant that lunch as well as dinner had to be catered for, not to mention the physical logistics of transporting guests through rough terrain to the cabin. But 4WD enthusiast, John, wouldn't have had it any other way.
Carly tells, "We got all our friends with 4WDs to operate a shuttle system. Guests loved it – many of the cars were well-done-up tough machines and it was their first time in 4WDs."
With no option for a limo, Rolls Royce or any other girly wedding car, the bride still arrived in total style, not to be upstaged by big boys' toys – a magnificent chopper accompanied by her dad and only bridesmaid. What an entrance!
Carly tells how her Rina Di Montella taffeta gown from Ravish withstood their rustic bush wedding. "It got pooped on by a bird, walked through blackberry bushes, trampled climbing into a tree and stood on several times while we danced. The dress endured all and still looked fantastic at the end of the night!"
Can you tell the bride's bouquet uses fake flowers? Not wanting to risk wilting on a potentially scorching February day, Carly sourced these impressive fakes from Lifelike Plants and provided them to a florist friend to arrange. "The florist was amazed at the quality of the fakes and none of our guests picked it," says Carly.
It was a bit of an ordeal getting the boys' suits. Having purchased custom-made suits in Thailand a couple of years prior, the couple contacted the same tailor who still had John's measurements on file. Relying only on images of colour swatches, they ordered what they thought was charcoal, only to have brown delivered. In the end however, the accidental colour proved a perfect match to the couple's bush theme and blended in like it was meant to be.
To the guests' surprise, the bride arrived by chopper (Alpine Helicopters). "There was a chance we weren't going to be able to fly due to weather, but fortunately it was perfect," says Carly.
Carly's bridesmaid wore a strapless orange frock from events boutique, Garfunkle, with a clip-on flower from Etsy. Both girls wore mocha-coloured peep-toe shoes from Easy Steps.
In another environmental statement to guests, the couple gave gum tree saplings wrapped in hessian as their bomboniere. "As guests had to travel a bit of a way, I wanted to offset the carbon of our wedding," Carly explains. "Most guests have planted the trees in their gardens or local parks and they will forever be a memory of our day."
"I have always loved the willow tree figurines and I thought this would make the cake look rustic," says Carly of their white chocolate and raspberry swirl wedding cake. "It is a lovely reminder to have in our house and I like that it does not look like a cake topper."
Carly and John had four dance lessons in the lead up to their wedding – a wedding gift from a friend. Carly says, "It was a great thing to do leading up to the wedding. It helped us feel more connected in the weeks prior while everything was so hectic."
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Brides Accessories: Gifts from groom / Brides Gown: Rina Di Montella from Ravish / Brides Shoes: Easy Steps / Bridesmaid Shoes: Easy Steps / Bridesmaids Accessories: Etsy / Bridesmaids Dresses: Garfunkle / Celebrant: Diane Storey / Ceremony Venue: Craig's Hut / Entertainment: Own playlist / Flowers: Lifelike Plants / Grooms Attire: Custom made in Thailand / Grooms Shoes: Hush Puppies / Groomsmen Attire: Custom made in Thailand / Invitations: The Paper Place / Reception Venue: Grand Mecure Pinnacle Valley Resort
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Why you plug gadgets into the wall like a Neanderthal
In the future, your phones, tablets and wearable computing gadgets won't come with chargers — they'll use inductive chargers built into desks, kitchen counters, bedside tables, cars and other surfaces. Just placing a device on any convenient surface will charge it.
This future will be great for us lazy people, and there are environmental benefits as well.
More than one-third of the "stuff" that comes with your smartphone — plastic, wiring and electronics — is in the charger.
Each phone has its own personal charger destined inevitably for the landfill or an environmentally unfriendly recycling center.
How dumb is that? Billions of needless devices are manufactured and discarded every year.
Also, when a mobile phone is fully charged, or when the phone is removed from the charger, the charger continues to consume energy if you leave it plugged into the wall.
The promise of wireless charging is that it could solve both of those problems. With ubiquitous wireless charging, devices would no longer need chargers and power could be managed intelligently based on the device — or on the absence of one — much more efficiently.
We have the technology. So what's the holdup?
What's it going to take for wireless charging systems to be so ubiquitous that they're built into our tables, countertops, cars and desks?
What's it going to take for smartphones, tablets and wearable computing devices to not need dedicated internal chargers?
It's going to take a miracle. Here's why.
Why wireless charging has no juice
Yes, a few wireless charging gadgets are emerging here and there. But mostly, the product category is stuck in the dark ages.
The problem is that the wireless charging industry has three competing standards organizations and thus three different sets of standards and protocols. As a result, multiple technologies are competing to become the one true standard.
One of the standards bodies is the Power Matters Alliance (PMA), whose members include AT&T, Duracell Powermat, HTC, Huawei, Kyocera, LG, NEC, Power Kiss, Samsung, Sharp, Starbucks, ZTE and dozens of other companies. The PMA's standards and protocols are known collectively as "Power 2.0."
Then there's the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC), which includes Belkin, Energizer, HTC, Huawei, LG, Motorola, NEC, Nokia, Panasonic, Philips, Samsung, Sony, Verizon and many others. You may have heard about the WPC's devices, which are marketed under the Qi brand (pronounced "chee").
The third wireless charging standards organization is the Alliance for Wireless Power (AWP), whose members include Deutsche Telekom, HTC, Intel, LG, Qualcomm, Samsung, SanDisk and others.
The PMA and WPC are the main players. The AWP was largely irrelevant in the United States until recently when, for some reason, Intel joined.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Queen's Brian May denies Donald Trump permission to use band's music at events
As a man more disliked than Nickelback, it's no surprise to learn that Donald Trump is having a tough time finding music to soundtrack his improbable presidential campaign. Over the past few months, Drumpf has used songs by Adele, R.E.M., and The Rolling Stones, only to receive cease and desist notices from each artist. Neil Young did grant the Republican candidate permission to use "Rockin' in the Free World" but he also called Trump a misogynist and racist, so there's that.
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It's official..I'm going to feed him chicken nuggets for lunch EVERY DAY if this is what happens!
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I wish it worked that way for me!
He is adorable!!!
I love it when they are so tired that no matter where they are, they have to sleep! A magical WW to you,
awww. eating lunch can be exhausting!
The magic of nuggets. LOL!
So cute! I think I'd feed my son chicken nuggets every day too if it meant a nap would immediately follow!
Oh my gosh! I see what you mean! I saw this pic in my dashboard & thought it was Trevor! LOL!!
I wish Trevor would fall asleep after chicken nuggets...
What kind of additives are in those chicken nuggets? I need some of those. ;) lol
What a sweetie-pie.
I wish I could do that!! Fall asleep anywhere anytime!! Happy WW!
Oh how cute!!
What a cutie!
I think I'm going to have to skip the pureed stuff and skip straight to chicken nuggets if that's the case!
That must be Tammy's chicken nugget recipe!
LOL I love that unexpected nap!! Its like, yep, I'm gonna run like a banshee though the house, grabbing up all the socks to put in the laundry, maybe wash a dish or two and pee in peace before he wakes up!!
Such a little cutie! Your little guy is adorable. :-)
That's amazing how kids can just drop off like that! So cute!
Spaghetti works great too! lol Happy WW!
It's funny the places kid's can fall asleep at. This picture is darling.
oh my! thats amazing. Easy has NEVER fallen asleep in the highchair!!!
Awww...that's the BEST! He's getting so big...and is so cute. Lasagna puts mine into that same state - haha!
too cute, if chicken nuggets does the trick i would keep them on hand, LOL
Awww he is too cute.
Guess the excitement really wore him out. :)
Cute!! It's too bad they don't fall asleep that easy all the time!!
I so wish my toddler would do that right now.
I guess he had one busy morning!!
Hmm really. I wonder if that's any brand, lol.
Oh my goodness. He is so adorable. All kids seem to have pics of them sleeping with food everywhere, don't they? haha
Happy WW!
so cute! that's great you were able to capture it on camera too :O) Happy WW!!!
Some of my fav pics are of my kids asleep in the highchair. SO CUTE! He's precious.
That is so not fair!! My son NEVER falls asleep like this! Gotta go get me some chicken nuggets.
Man if I could get Cole and Caden to do that after nuggets I would take stock in them ... LOL
That picture is so cute as always my dear :).
You must tell me how you put your name on the photos I would love to do that on mine.
Hope your feeling good today!
hehe..didn't know chicken nuggets can make you sleep..that's so cute :)
Im sending my two over for lunch!
All kids seem to have pics of them sleeping with food everywhere
It's funny the places kid's can fall asleep at.
wow look at the face of that little angel that is the symbol of the god.
Wow! Who knew? :-)


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You should not take old people who are already dead seriously. It does them injustice. We immortals do not like things to be taken seriously. We like joking. Seriousness, young man, is an accident of time. It consists, I don't mind telling you in confidence, in putting too high a value on time. I, too, once put too high a value on time. For that reason I wished to be a hundred years old. In eternity, however, there is no time, you see. Eternity is a mere moment, just long enough for a joke.
If a night-moth were to concentrate its will on flying to a star or some equally unattainable object, it wouldn't succeed. Only, it wouldn't even try in the first place. A moth confines its search to what has sense and value for it, what it needs, what is indispensable to its life... if I imagined that I wanted under all circumstances to get to the North Pole, then to achieve it I would have to desire it strongly enough that my whole being was ruled by it. But if I were to decide to will that the pastor should stop wearing his glasses, it would be useless. That would be making a game of it.
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Northwestern Law School is pleasured to announce that Howard and Elizabeth "Betsy" Chapman have made a $3 million gift to establish a chaired professorship in their name. "This is an important gift," said Dean Daniel Rodriguez. "The Chapman's generosity helps further our goal of recruiting and retaining an exemplary group of scholars and teachers. We are extremely grateful for this vote of confidence in our bold ambitions, especially in the business law area."
Howard's understanding of the importance of legal and regulatory structures on the business community was instrumental to establishing this professorship. This understanding was the result of a life of practice in banking and finance, corporate, and real estate law.
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In 1958 Howard joined Shoaff, Keegan & Baird; he became a partner in 1963. In 1970, he helped establish the firm of Bonahoom, Chapman & McNellis, which merged in 1986 with Barrett, Barrett and McNagny to form Barrett & McNagny, one of Indiana's largest law practices. He was a partner at that firm until he became Of Counsel in 2003. Howard served as president of the Allen County Bar Association, and on the boards of the Waterfield Mortgage Company and the Union Federal Bank of Indianapolis.
Betsy, an accomplished musician, has performed at the Arena Theatre, the Fort Wayne Youtheatre, and the First Presbyterian Theatre. She earned a degree in English from Indiana University-Purdue in 1974. She has coauthored three musical plays for children, which have been performed nationally, and she has served on the boards of numerous community and charitable organizations, including the Fort Wayne Museum of Art, the Fort Wayne Philharmonic, the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre, and Arts United of Allen County.
Together, the Chapmans have a distinguished history of giving and volunteering. They established the Howard and Betsy Chapman Law Scholarship Fund to support students at the Law School, as well as the Chapman Scholars program and the Chapman Distinguished Professorship in the Department of English and Linguistics at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne. Howard served on a Law School Reunion Committee, and as an officer, director, and committee member of many civic and charitable organizations in Indiana.
Their philanthropy is not limited to Northwestern; they support organizations including the Community Harvest Food Bank, Purdue University, the First Presbyterian Church in Fort Wayne, and the United Way.
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Originally posted by AfterInfinity
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It would be nice if the human race would come together without a major catastrophe.
It would be nice for any existing god to rear its ugly head and present a nice target for our frustrations. Either claim the world you care for so deeply, or stop letting your pet devil have its way with us.
He has shown himself... some just don't look to see. The pet devil is the ignorance of man, nothing more.
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Without suffering we would never know the true meaning of joy and happiness, much less appreciate it. Here's how I see it. If a third of God's angels are capable of using their free will to fall from heaven after living and experiencing a perfect environment, why would we think that all would be perfect on earth if we were to experience the same?
Technically speaking, everything that happens is a part of God's overall plan, but do not assume that everything is God's work. God allows the work of Satan to influence our lives and usually he allows Satan to do it in hopes that it will bring us back closer to God. God does not use scare tactics and you don't have to piss him off in order for him to allow you an experience by other spirits to help you better understand what he wants from you.
It sure would help if you shared your most recent "coincidence" in detail so we could all help in breaking it down and deciphering it's meaning.
How many did "Satan" kill? Huh?
That depends on how you look at it. If it wasn't for the influence of Satan, none of us would be experiencing a human death to begin with.
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Yes, God created Satan. Yes, God allowed Satan to deceive us. However, we have to understand that God allows both good and evil so that we're able to tell the difference. Now we just have to choose which path we're going to continue to follow.
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
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That's the point I've been making. For someone who is so almighty and powerful, for someone so perfect, "God" acts a lot like the militant politicians often spotted around the DC area...
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Originally posted by TheBlackHat
Thanks for all the responses. I was brought up Christian, but I never believed in the Biblical Jesus who brought Lazarus back from the dead etc, for whatever reason I found it all as far fetched as the tooth fairy. Probably because when your a kid you grow up and find out lots of the things your taught to believe in turn out to be fairy tales..and the things Jesus did are just as believable as santa clause delivering presents to every kid in the world in one night, with flying reindeer. So that's how it is with religion and me, and many other people too. But God was a different thing, I took it for granted that there was an all seeing, all knowing God, regardless of religion. And I took it that God would look out for his people...So I had faith in God...even up until recent years. I pretty much lived a Christian life always, not perfect but was close more often than not...So I believed in being a "good person", not because of religion, but just because it kept me from getting into loads of trouble..so being a christian was simply the practicle way to go..but drama and trouble invade my life repeatedly, even though I do my best to live a quiet life...and this is whats bothering me. I often feel like I am being pushed towards disaster. Today something else happened, another "coincidence" ....Imagine you had a life long fear of bats, for instance, and today one flew in through your window..that inst what happened, but the point is my fears are being made real, specific and bizzare things, which I am seeing happen this last few years and this last few days too. Someone is watching over me now, and putting these events into motion, and as I know that only God has that much influence I must assume its Gods work. I must have pissed him off a lot, without realizing it. Either that or someone put a lot of effort into cursing me..and if thats true..then surley God could break this curse now. its been 4 years already...edit on 20-2-2013 by TheBlackHat because: (no reason given)
I understand I was raised Christians went to Sunday school, your right it was as if they were competing between Jesus and Santa. Not until a pastor challenged me in my shallow knowledge of the bible did I realize my faith was being marginalized by a religious mindset that was trying to make Jesus and God this tangible yet mystical idea.
I too was a good kid, feared God, never got into trouble, but God without Jesus is not complete. The hope is found In Jesus. The Old Testament God is always pointing to a savior, a hope. Every story hints to Jesus, the Messiah. Unfortunately for you me and most who went to church, Jesus was marginalized and chalked up to a neat story. The church has a way of replacing the power of Gods word with its own power. Don't settle for that. Look into the bible and read it for yourself. No pastor, no religion need to explains things to you. Im encouraging you to just get some clarity on who Jesus is and what he means to you and your understanding of how God works.
I honestly feel for you and understand it seems you can't win, my life even inside of Christ sometime feels that way. God is not a genie who will take away all you trouble if you act really nice. S#it still happens, it happens to me too.
Having the power or the perspective to see through the pain to the end is what Jesus has done for me.
Originally posted by MamaJ
Its a shame so many follow word for word a book written by men.
The Lord will command His angels to take good care of you. They will lift you up in their hands. - Psalm 91:11-12
Jesus answered, "It is written: 'One does not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God'" (Matthew 4:4)
The Bible is proven as the word of God by the fulfillment of Bible prophesies. It is mathematically impossible for all of these prophesies to have just happened by chance. This proves that the people that wrote the Bible were inspired by God, for only God could accurately foretell the future, in detail 100% of the time. Source
"Perhaps the most compelling of evidences demonstrating that the Bible is the word of God is its unswerving ability to accurately predict future events, often in minute details. Specific prophesies are conspicuously absent from the 26 other religious books that claim to be scripture, including the Muslim's Koran, the Book of Mormon, the Hindu Vedas, and Buddhist writings. This in itself should be a major eye-opener to the honest skeptic. " Accuracy Of Prophecy
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
Oh, look at all that proof you don't have...
Come back when you have some evidence.
Apparently Satan's not the ONLY one that can't stand the truth...


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T'was a reet nice day out starting with Papplewick Pumping Station which is a reet nice Victorian water pumping station the Engine House holds the original Twin beam Engines which are independent of each other one for pumping the water up from the 200 foot deep well and the other to pump this water to an underground Reservoir again Victorian built with magnificent arch ways, sadly to day this is no longer in use due to the failing of the Reservoir walls where large cracks can be seen from what is thought to be from Deep Coal Mining within the area.
on with the pic's since my last few reports have been heavily steeped in history this one is light in comparison (there will be an in-depth historical write up on my blog later).
A fountain within the grounds
Victorian Craftsmanship at its best.
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On the top floor the Twin Beams.
Within the Boiler House lives 6 Lancashire Boilers 2 of which are full originals and the other 4 have had some form of work on them in the past.
Time for the Victorian Reservoir.
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The buildings were originally the site of the Beeston Brewery which was founded in 1896 and carried on production until 1922 when it was taken over by Shipstones & Sons and converted into maltings, which served the main brewerys in Nottingham.
Beeston was the first pneumatic maltings in Britain. It was constructed in 1878, for Messrs Waite, Corbould and Faulkner of the Beeston Brewery Company. It was closely followed by one for Messrs Flowers and Sons at Stratford-upon-Avon, Two other pneumatic maltings on the same system were constructed shortly afterwards, firstly for Nimmo and Sons at the Castle Eden Brewery, County Durham, and then slightly later for Messrs Sedgwick and Co at Watford. Of these examples, the only building known to survive with at least its original shell is that at Beeston. Two other pneumatic maltings on the same system were constructed shortly afterwards, firstly for Nimmo and Sons at the Castle Eden Brewery, County Durham, and then slightly later for Messrs Sedgwick and Co at Watford. Of these examples, the only building known to survive with at least its original shell is that at Beeston.
Unfortunately this traditional floor maltings, which supplied many of the country's craft brewers, closed in 2000 for redevelopment as residential units.
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Hey all, heres me and Jesus's latest..
This is one of Nottinghams few remaining tanneries and the only other underground tannery. (The main one is featured in nottinghams city of caves attraction).
Originally tunneled out of Sandstone it consists of a few rooms underneath a lace market house as part of the cellars. Then a long passageway with 3 rooms, one of which the tannery, at the far end. When speaking to the owner of this site I found out that this was actually an illegal tannery, and was operating without a permit or license (this was a good 200 years ago) and he actually found a newspaper article on it, stating the William Merrin had been fined. Some of the rooms were extremely photogenic, especially the chair graveyard (I will come on to this) but they were also extremely hard to get all of it into shot considering the confined space..
We also had great fun growling at people through the street level grate onto the pavement and watching their reactions
On with the pics!
The cellars...
Door leading to Merrin's Tannery
The bottle of, erm... STUFF!!
Long passage
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Chair No2, looked a million years old and felt older, would literally disintegrate when touched. This was in the chair graveyard room, the whole room was filled with crumbling bits of wooden chairs.
The tanning baths
More cellars, which used to be for storage, still contained some amusing items..
Moi et un old skool phone FTW!
A book on how to handle lovebirds, why not?
The legendary street level grate, where Jesus practiced his "cave pigeon" impressions and I growled "thats where the tasty humans live" at passers by Vids to come...
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Now that you've seen ER's series finale, take a look at your favorite moments from NBC's groundbreaking medical drama. Out of the many fine suggestions, we've assembled this list of 16, one for — but not from — each season of the show, plus one we couldn't leave out. They are in no particular order, and each includes some of your thoughts and a link to a video clip to refresh your memory and to get the water-works started for your own tearful goodbye.
1. Dr. Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards) misdiagnoses a pregnant woman with severe complications, and all ends tragically. A pre-West Wing Bradley Whitford guest-stars as the expectant father. (Apologies for the cheesy fan video.)
"Should be required to all med students to know when to ask for help" — couchpotatojsm
2. Gloria Reuben joins the cast as quiet, competent nurse Jeanie Boulet. Delving into her backstory, we learn that her husband's infidelities have left her HIV-positive. Her portrayal is hailed as a realistic, strong portrait of people living with the disease.
"Gloria Reuben's HIV storyline." — KevC1980
3. In Julianna Margulies' final episode, it's revealed that Nurse Carol Hathaway has taken off to Seattle to reunite with Dr. Doug Ross (George Clooney, in a top-secret surprise cameo), the father of her twin girls. (Sorry, no video clip is available. It's still top-secret apparently.)
"The episode itself and the stories within it didn't exactly stick, but the final scene makes the whole episode worth it." —midnitetex56
4. A schizophrenic patient (guest star David Krumholtz) stabs both Dr. Lucy Knight (Kellie Martin) and Dr. John Carter (Noah Wyle) as a Valentine's Day party rages on in the ER.
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"It was the best example of the plot pattern in ER's early years: an almost trivial challenge that absorbs a series of complications while steadily ratcheting up its intensity and leaving you absolutely breathless before the payoff." — sweelips
6. After having already had one of his arms severed by the blade of a helicopter, cranky Dr. Robert Romano (Paul McCrane) dies when an entire helicopter plummets over the side of the hospital and lands on him, granting him a karmic exit scene.
"Laughed my a-- off at that." — csmith99
7. Though Dr. Neela Rasgotra (Parminder Nagra) had her share of boyfriends in the cast, it was always her pairing with roommate-turned-lover Dr. Ray Barnett (Shane West) that captured audiences. In the penultimate episode, Neela takes a position at a hospital in Baton Rouge, La., to be with Ray.
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8. A man who jumped in front of the El is brought into the ER for treatment. His beeper goes off, and in a startling moment, the entire staff realizes that the bloodied patient on the table is one of their own: Dr. Dennis Gant (Omar Epps).
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10. The staff learns of the death of Dr. Greene (Anthony Edwards) when his wife, Dr. Elizabeth Corday (Alex Kingston) sends a letter from Hawaii, which Dr. Carter reads aloud.
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14. The hospital receives word that Luka has died while serving in the Congo for Doctors Without Borders. Carter is sent to retrieve the body, but soon discovers that Luka is actually still alive. Instead, the two physicians learn about the challenges facing the war-torn, corrupt nation.
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BONUS: Watch the flashback episode "Heal Thyself", in which we learn how current chief resident Dr. Cate Banfield (Angela Bassett) once required the services of Dr. Greene for her ailing son.
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I am a Sister of St. Joseph [CSJ]. We are a Roman Catholic religious community of women. We are ordinary women from all walks of life. Our special focus, our mission, is to work for unity and reconciliation where there is brokenness, to help people become whole and holy, individually and together.
I work as Director of Communication for the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston. There are over 12,000 Sisters of St. Joseph and about 5,000 Associates all over the world. My Boston congregation is one of 16 congregations of Sisters of St. Joseph in the United States. The picture at the top of my blog is a view of Le Puy, France, where our community was founded over 350 years ago. It was taken on Easter Sunday, 2005, during a visit to the CSSJ International Centre in Le Puy. You can learn more about the Sisters of St. Joseph at the related websites listed on the sidebar of the home page


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Lake Richie via Rock Harbor is a 26.2 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Houghton Twp, Michigan that offers the chance to see wildlife and is rated as difficult. The trail is primarily used for hiking, trail running, canoeing, and backpacking and is best used from April until October.
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Beautiful trail and great geology! It is a nice mix of forest and lakeshore, the water crystal clear, pristine, and chilly even in August!
Greenstone Ridge is the most beautiful trail I have ever been on. The seclusion and untouched wilderness can't be matched. And seeing a couple moose was pretty cool too.
Rock Harbor Trail to Lake Richie is a great trek. Diverse terrain with beautiful views of Lake Superior, mossy forest views, wetland areas, and rocky bluffs. Lake Richie is a quiet lake where you can set up camp on one of the sites and relax on rock slabs at the waters edge watching Loon and duck.
Great place to visit. As the Nat'l Park's flagship park and as many visitors in one season as Yellowstone received in one day, Isle Royal is a great hike. If you are looking for campfires stick to the northern campsites and bring comfortable hiking shoes as much of the walking is done on slate rock.
Isle Royale is a special, remote place. If you are willing to make the journey its great!


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The following are some words of advise and tips on how to become a happier mom.
5. Take up a hobby. Commit even half an hour a day to do something you can enjoy. This could sewing, knitting, writing, or crafting.
6. Get outside. Take your children out for some playtime and fresh air. Even if it is just to walk for 5 minutes. You will also feel more refreshed as well.


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Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) July 30, 2014
"2014 Deep Research Report on Global and China Antifreezer Industry" is a professional and in-depth research report on the China Antifreeze market. The report provides basic Antifreezer information, including definition, classification, application, and industry chain structure as well as industry overview. This research covers international market analysis, including China's domestic market as well as global industry analysis covering macroeconomic environment & economic situation analysis. The report on Antifreezer industry (http://www.deepresearchreports.com/111799.html) covers information on policy, plans for Antifreezer product specification, manufacturing process, product cost structure and much more.
Top 10 Antifreeze Key Manufacturers Analysis includes:
- Shell
- Prestone
- ExxonMobil
- Castrol
- Championlubes
- Total
- Basf
- Evans Cooling Systems
Other manufacturers mentioned in this study are Solar Applied Materials, Sinopec Lubricant, Cnpc Kunlun, Zhongkun Petrochemical, Beijing Lidixin, Zhangjiagang Teec, Blue Star Lubrication, Guangdong Delian, Qingdao Copton, Shanxi Japan Energy Lubricant, Hercules Lubricants, Jiangsu Lopal Tech.
This report also provides statistics on key manufacturers in China and international market along with their antifreeze production, cost, price, profit, production value, gross margin and other information. At the same time, information on these manufacturers also includes customer's application, capacity, market position and company contact information details. 2013 market research report on Antifreezer industry also mentions data and information on capacity production, price, cost, profit, production value and gross margins of the market. The report lists antifreeze upstream raw materials & equipment's as well as downstream client's alternative products, survey analysis, information on marketing channels as well as industry development trends and proposals. Place a direct purchase order @ http://www.deepresearchreports.com/contacts/purchase.php?name=111799.
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Chapter One Antifreezer Industry Overview
Chapter Two Antifreeze International and China Market Analysis
Chapter Three Antifreezer Industry Development Environmental Analysis
Chapter Four Antifreezer Development Policy and Plan
Chapter Five Antifreezer Manufacturing Process and Cost Structure
Chapter Six 2009-2014 Antifreezer Productions Supply Sales Demand Market Status and Forecast
Chapter Seven Antifreezer Key Manufacturers Analysis
Chapter Eight Up and Down Stream Industry Analysis
Chapter Nine Antifreezer Marketing Channels Analysis
Chapter Ten Antifreezer Industry Development Trend
Chapter Eleven Antifreezer Industry Development Proposals
Chapter Twelve Antifreezer New Project Investment Feasibility Analysis
Chapter Thirteen Global and China Antifreezer Industry Research Conclusions
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Finance & Sponsorship
The Finance Committee establishes a budget for the club by exploring creative funding. They also develop a list of goals and timelines for the semester. Members gain exposure to the entrepreneurial environment both on and off Penn's campus.
The Events Committee plans a series of speaker events throughout the semester by reaching out to potential speakers, and spreading awareness of the event. Speakers from the past year include Nick Bayer (CEO of Saxbys), and Ankur Jain (Forbes 30 Under 30).
The Operations Committee handles logistical aspects of the club by securing spaces for weekly board meetings, ambassador meetings, and speaker events. They also design and maintain WUEC presence on channels like CampusGroups.
The Website Committee manages the website, Google drive, and other online platforms for the club. They also collaborate with other committees, and help design logos for events. Members share a passion for web/graphic design, but do not need to have previous coding experience.
Ambassadors Program
The Ambassadors Program fosters a community of entrepreneurs on campus through monthly meetings, classes, and events. Ambassadors also form mentorships with MBA students, and attend guest speaker events. We are currently revamping this program for Fall 2019.
The Marketing Committee designs club logos, apparel, event posters, and online media. Members advertise upcoming events, and maintain the clubs internet presence through weekly ListServ emails and updates on the Facebook page.
Community Engagement
The Community Outreach Committee helps reach out to potential speakers, and partners with the Penn community on entrepreneurial resources and programming such as PennApps Acc., Wharton Entrepreneurship, VIP, and PennSem.
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(PRWEB) December 18, 2013
Ringling College of Art and Design will host an exhibition of Glass Art from the Collection Richard and Barbara Basch Monday, January 6 at 10 a.m. and running through Friday, March 7 at 3 p.m.
The exhibition titled "Che Colore!" will include over two dozen examples from the Richard and Barbara Basch Glass Collection. Artists in the show include: Dale Chihuly, Laura Donefer, Irene Frolic, Michael Pavlik and Lino Tagliapietra. The artists in the exhibition represent numerous countries including: the Czech Republic, Italy, Japan and the United States.
The colorful objects in this exhibition reference the history of art in depictions of the human form, vessels such as baskets, goblets, bowls and pots as well as highly imaginative abstract forms. The exhibition will showcase glass objects made by various methods including: blowing, casting, molding, polishing, cutting, lampworking, sewing, fusing and slumping.
"For most of us, our familiarity is with clear glass – perhaps with a tint of green or blue in our homes, offices and cars," said Mark Ormond, Curator of Exhibitions for Ringling College Galleries. "In fact, since its first appearance in a modern civilization somewhere in Mesopotamia (modern day Syria and Eqypt) around 3500 BCE, most glass has been clear. While some of the objects in this exhibition include some clear glass, the majority of examples celebrate the discoveries in science and advances in production that make extraordinary color in glass possible."
"Looking at examples that have survived over time, glass always seems to have been a luxury material and in evidence when cultures had some extra disposable income. Unusual vessels and jewelry made from glass have fascinated individuals for centuries. Today, ordinary glass objects can be made very inexpensively and purchased for as little as a dollar. However, Art Glass and Glass Art occupy that rarefied world of expensive collectibles affordable to the wealthy. In the twenty-first century, artists are using glass to give expression to their ideas and passions. For some artists it is an exclusive medium and for others it is just one of many materials they use to make works of art. Often their creations appear to be functional because of their shape and form but, in fact, are not, and only reference the history and tradition of a particular shape and form. This exhibition will represent numerous examples, styles and methods of glass making," concluded Mr. Ormond.
About the collection: Richard and Barbara Basch started their collection of Glass Art in 1993, when they began purchasing work of American artists. They soon expanded the scope of their collection to include artists from all over the world. During their travels they became interested in artists from Italy, France, the Czech Republic and Scandinavia. This exhibition includes more than two dozen works from the Baschs' extensive collection of more than 275 objects.
The exhibition will open to the public on Monday, January 6, 2013.
Gallery Hours are Monday through Saturday from 10 to 3 p.m.
Mrs. Basch will be giving tours on Wednesdays at 10:30.
The Gallery will be closed on Dr. Martin Luther King Day, Monday, January 20.
The Richard and Barbara Basch Gallery is located in the Academic Center of the Ringling College of Art and Design in the southernmost area of the campus - 2363 Old Bradenton Road just east of (41)North Tamiami Trail. There is visitor parking in front of the Academic Center building.


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It's not just the blog which has been celebrating it's birthday this month but I myself have reached the ripe old age of 30 this year! With family wanting to celebrate with me I was tasked with finding a venue that could feed a hungry hoard of 20 people on a Saturday night in Liverpool. A quick Google and I stumbled across Pruno in Liverpool. I had driven past it before but never eaten in and after a quick look at the menu I thought it might be worth a go.
This review is a little different from my other ones in the respect that I'm talking about a function booking rather than a simple table for two. It can be quite a daunting and stressful experience organizing a gathering but I have to say that the experience I had with the staff at Pruno from start to finish was top notch. From placing the initial booking in over the phone I was sent an email detailing my booking, offering a choice of menus for the party and information regarding deposits.
Upon going down to Pruno to arrange my deposit I met with Kim who couldn't be nicer, reconfirming all the details and ensuring me to get in touch if I needed anything else from them. She even called me the day before to double check everything was OK. Having worked in hospitality for many years now it was great to see this level of care from a restaurant to it's customers and I can only praise them for how everything was looked after prior to our groups arrival. 100% stress free!
We were taken upstairs were our table was located and whilst some of my family had already gathered and arranged the obligatory 30th balloons I could see that the staff at Pruno has also added there own little touches. A chalk board emblazoned with "Happy 30th Birthday Matthew" hung proudly on the wall and each of our set menus also marked out the celebration personally with my name written across the top of each. I was touched that the team had gone to this effort and again, it is that attention to detail that really makes an occasion special and shows that the team at Pruno really value their customers.
The biggest test of course is always the food. I'm not going to comment on anything to do with service times, obviously there was a bit of a wait as their was a large group of us but that is to be expected and with family around I didn't really care that much to be honest. Pre-dinner bread and oils were brought round which should be made the law in my eyes and staff were always on hand to take drinks orders when needed. I never felt like we had been taken upstairs and left to fend for ourselves!
We didn't need to pre-order from our more concise set menu. I can't say that would be the case for larger parties but it certainly saved me the hassle of having to gather up everyone's orders in advance. With our orders taken and my belly now starting to rumble at the thought of my delicious sounding dinner I couldn't wait to tuck in.
Along came our starters. I went for Thai beef with pickled vegetable salad and it was everything I was hoping it would be. The beef was cooked a medium rare which was perfect for me and cut into sexy little strips and placed on a bed of pickled cabbage and carrot which had the right amount of zing to compliment the beef without being overpoweringly vinegary. Peppers and greens glistened on the top and a scattering of sesame seeds added some crunch to the dish. A red Thai sauce gave a contrast in flavor to the pickled veg brought everything together to create a fantastic little start to my meal. My only complaint is that there wasn't more!
Jon went for the soup of the day which was a Thai vegetable soup. Pruno is not a Thai restaurant but I don't blame them for featuring the cuisines flavors so prominently on our menu when they do it so well. What I was expecting to be a watery broth kind of affair turned into to something more akin to a Thai red curry blended into a unctuous more substantial bowl of soup. It was bursting with flavor and the bread it was served with was put to good use for mopping up every last drop.
Onto the mains and as I wasn't in a steak mood like most of the rest of the party I went for the Panko breaded plaice fillets with Goan curry sauce and Bombay potatoes. Two beautifully cooked plaice fillets crunched as I cut through the breadcrumb batter and the white flesh was so soft that my knife was like butter cutting through them. I like spice so for me whilst the curry sauce and beautifully fluffy Bombay potatoes were yummy, it was slightly lacking that punchy heat that I adore making the tzatziki on the plate a bit redundant for me. Don't get me wrong, it was stunning and those incredible fillets truly were the star of the show.
With my own fabulous Birthday cake to tuck into we bypassed on dessert and settled up (not before being sung happy Birthday too. Cringe!). Both the staff and food at Pruno was an absolute delight and everyone left with full bellies and smiles on their faces. I know how hard catering for a large party can be but the team pulled it off with aplomb. If you're in the area and are looking for a relaxed environment away from the city centre to have a celebration then Pruno comes highly recommended from me. Great organisation, great staff and most importantly great food that would make this the perfect venue for parties of two right up to 20 and even a bit more.
Pruno is numero uno for any occasion!


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With a Gavin Construction project, an award winning, functional design is only the beginning. The company offers the highest quality workmanship, use only the best products and deliver a cost effective construction on time and on budget.
Client service is second to none from the preliminary meeting, to the post handover follow up calls, the company's aim is to not just meet clients' requirements but to exceed expectations.
Gavin Construction is proactive in the management of sensitive community and environmental issues. Consideration of these issues is an important aspect of design concepts and construction practices.


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This collection offers discreet products and a classic preciousness. The undisputed icon of luxury, the black tone, is accompanied by the traditional leather colours and by the natural classics of the new millennium, from lavender to acacia green.
Nappa with natural finishing in classic tones, browns, English greens, cowhide in iconic colours: red, natural brown and black.
The glamour expressed itself also thanks to a revisit of traditional decorations in maxi patterns and translucent surfaces.
The book becomes a classic and timeless symbol
The New Chromatisms collection brings colour back to the centre of the scene and inflects it into two new categories:
the first one takes inspiration from the simple and desaturated colours typical of the 1950s "bon ton" style: green, turquoise, cream, lilac which recalls the colours worn by damsels. Monochromatic and bi material schemes, suede combined with matt varnish.
The second one is the vitalistic colour revival of the 80s.
It uses digital colours: violet, yellow, green and turquoise combined in multichromatic schemes. Contrasts of colours and materials: matt varnish and semi-glossy fabrics.
The book becomes a colourful memento.
This collection values the ethic and aesthetic of the natural materials, of the uneven, original, matt, aged surfaces. The use of natural leather and woven material that evokes the hand-made, local trend.
Natural colours: vanilla, cinnamon, tobacco, produced with an ultra matt finishing. Natural materials: cotton, hemp, linen.
The book expresses an eco-friendly style.
This collection takes inspiration from a futuristic scenario where the product is a "time capsule" containing the memories of a special day and capable of crystallizing them in time.
The tactile impact prevails over the visual one, creating metallic treasure chests destined those who look into the future. Neutral colours: whites, greys and blacks. Technical matt metallic cloths combined with glossy and satin metals.
The book becomes a basic and technical display case.
Creating the cover is one of the most exciting moments in the book design process. Graphistudio has always offered an immense richness of materials and customizations.
The combination of the material, colour and front panel layout is essential: the leathers, the Nappas, the metals or the silks, to name but a few, selected in the preferred tones, embrace die-cuts, images, inserts, embossing and seams.