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W, London
"Unbutton, is the message. This is Party Time. "
Review by Fiona Duncan, published 27th March 2011.
Let's be honest, W isn't meant for me. It's meant for showbiz, for leggy girls, for Starwood Preferred Guests (W is a Starwood brand, with 40 properties worldwide), for people that like their hotels hip but also part of a group. There are plenty of those about and W London undoubtedly fills a niche, and on a prime site in Leicester Square, with a slick new building encased in a patterned "veil" that glitters at night with hundreds of LED lights.
Each new W hotel seeks, so they say, to reflect its surroundings. Here in London, the design concept, I'm reliably informed, represents the dual personality of the typical British male: buttoned up and party animal. Really? My British male just stays buttoned up.
So, Unbutton, is the message, this is Party Time. Here at W, we may be part of the largest hotel group in the world, but hey, we're Wyld and we're wacky. We have glitterballs. We have cushions on the beds that say Keep Your Wig On, corridors so dark that you need a guide dog to lead you to your room (mind you, the dog can party too, what with the hotel's eye-wateringly expensive pet treats and menu – "furry friends, we are purrfectly pleased to have you here").
We even have our own language. Yup, in W-speak we say welcome ambassador for bellboy; style for housekeeping; talent, if you can possibly bring yourself to mouth the word, for hotel employee. To call the concierge, press the Whatever/Whenever® button on your phone. "Want to propose in Leicester Square?" they ask. "We'll light it up with 1,000 candles."
Well, I'd rather not, and God knows what it would cost. And I'd also rather not see, the moment I walk in to my room, a packet of three and a choice of sex aids in with the crisps and chocolate bars in the open-to-view drawer of the minibar. I must be getting old. And I'd rather not open the door to my otherwise glamorous room and immediately encounter what I can only describe as a Nail Bar plonked in the middle of the room: a white counter with shallow sink and towel rail. All it lacked was a manicurist perched on the accompanying white leather swivel chair. It's meant to double as a vanitory unit and desk, but I'd never have guessed. A bit foxing is W London, but definitely Fun.
- 10 Wardour Street (020 7758 1000; www.wlondon.co.uk). Doubles from £323 per night; breakfast from £15. Specially adapted rooms for guests with disabilities
Fiona's Choice
Theatreland, Soho and Chinatown are literally on your doorstep and if you yearn for a bit of culture, the Royal Academy of Arts (and the green spaces of Green Park) are along Piccadilly.
Old Soho
Some great reminders of what Soho once was can be found in the long-standing Italian Camisa Delicatessen (61 Old Compton Street), the Bar Italia (22 Frith Street) and the Coach and Horses (corner of Greek Street and Romilly Street).
Another equally famous watering hole is the still buzzing French House, whose "no music, no machines, no television and no mobile phones" rule makes it a haven for conversationalists, both literary and showbiz (49 Dean Street; www.frenchhousesoho.com). Upstairs is Polpetto, serving Venetian osteria dishes in tapas-style portions (020 7734 1969;www.polpetto.co.uk).
Where to eat
If you want to explore Chinatown but wish to avoid the grotty food mostly on offer, try Haozham (8 Gerard Street; 020 7434 3838), serving modern Chinese cuisine. Over in Soho, the Hart brothers' Quo Vadis (26 Dean Street; 020 7437 9585), is a great place, as is Dean Street Townhouse, at number 71 (020 7434 1775).
The Hotel Guru verdict
Don't like the layout; do like the glamorous (blissful) beds and lighting
The 'talent' are professional and friendly
John Steed from The Avengers meets Keith Richards
|Food and drink
Great cocktails and snacks. Spice Market is fun: food delicious, but pricey
|Value for money
Poor: £10 for a bowl of dog food; £4 for a Kit Kat; £15 a day for in-room internet


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PORT ALLEN — A West Baton Rouge Parish jury convicted a Port Allen man of raping a 14-year-old girl last year, a prosecutor said Thursday.
Kevan Clouatre, 25, was convicted Wednesday in the March 6, 2010, attack in which he provided an alcoholic beverage to the victim and then raped her, Assistant District Attorney Scotty Chabert Jr. said.
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Pfizer publicly defended itself against claims made in the personal injury lawsuits of two men claiming the use of the drugmaker's cholesterol medicine Lipitor caused them memory loss and nerve damage. In a news release issued late last week Dr. Michael Berelowitz, Pfizer Worldwide Medical, said "To create undue concern and doubt about Lipitor is a real disservice to health care professionals who prescribe Lipitor and the patients who depend on Lipitor to reduce heart disease, which is the leading cause of death in the US and around the world." The two lawsuits were filed Wednesday in New York State Supreme Court on behalf of Charles Wilson, 60, an insurance executive from Atlanta and Michael Mazzariello, a 47-year-old New York attorney. In his suit, Wilson charged that Lipitor caused his memory loss, nerve damage and bouts of fatigue. Mazzariello claims his Lipitor usage caused him to suffer debilitating injuries to various muscles, forcing him to walk with a cane and endure repeated hospitalizations. A Pfizer spokesman said in published reports earlier in the week that the company would vigorously challenge in court all claims in the lawsuits. Lipitor was the world's biggest selling prescription medication last year with global sales of $12 billion.


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Our boy is coming home. Everybody make a donation to the Fundraiser in Memoriam of Jdog and the Jewish Faith, we're gonna buy a Big Lebouncekey.
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Friday, 27 July 2012
All the bells...
At 8.12 this morning, we were stood outside Abbey House Museum ringing servants bells and a cowbell, as part of Martin Creed's Work No. 1197. Hopefully we were joined by thousands of others around the country celebrating the start of a great summer event.
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
Fun and games at Abbey House
At Abbey House Museum we are soon to be re-displaying one of our galleries, and are taking the opportunity to showcase some of the fantastic 'boys toys' we have in the collection. I say 'boys toys' as they are the toys traditionally associated with boys, but don't worry – hopefully they are something everyone can enjoy. As a bit of a teaser for later in the Autumn , I thought I'd share a couple of my favourites so far.
This garage was manufactured in Germany by Schuco, but the original catalogue entry had little other information. Using the internet I managed to find a picture of an identical one online, which gave me a manufacture date of around 1938. At first glance the telephone seemed rather large and conspicuous, but I wasn't immediately sure why. Then underneath the website description it gave instructions on ways to open the garage. This was either by pulling the phone cord or pressing down on the phone cradle. I gave it a go and the doors popped straight open and out rolled a black car I hadn't known was there!
My next choice is a horsebox. As with a number of our cars and trains it still lives in an immaculate box and has not really been touched for many years, if ever. I read on the side that the item was a horsebox, so when I took it out of the box to get a photograph I noticed two pairs of legs in the window. After carefully managing to get the door open, it soon became obvious that the horse was upside down. After looking into an identical horsebox, I found that the horse was in the same position which got me to thinking – how many previous owners of this particular model of train carriage had kept it in mint boxed condition, and never even realised that their horse was upside down!
This final item is probably my favourite so far. We have a large collection of boxed corgi cars dating from the 1960s that were bought at the time for the museum collection. Some of these are beautifully put together sets with several boxed cars and are now highly sought after items. My personal favourite is Corgi Gift Set No. 15 – the Silverstone Circuit racing set. The set itself comes complete with everything you need from a plastic mat to act as a display circuit to cars, press boxes and race officials. It also includes paints and glue for assembling the parts of the stands. Once this came out of the box it was popular with everyone who saw it, so it has temporarily been put on display at Leeds Museums Discovery Centre until August, and will be transferred over to Abbey House in the Autumn.
Nicola Pullan
Assistant Curator of Leeds and Social History
Wednesday, 18 July 2012
The Pharaohs have left the building
After over 4 months in Leeds City Museum, the pharaohs have now left Yorkshire.
'Pharaoh: King of Egypt', a touring exhibition showcasing over 130 Egyptology artefacts from the British Museum's collections, proved to be a massive hit with the people of Leeds. It was visited by over 74,000 people, the most popular temporary exhibition to date, and we have had lots of feedback and requests for more of the same in the future.
The exhibition from the balcony of Leeds City Museum's Arena
Tomb guardian of Pharaoh Ramses I from the Valley of the Kings, Thebes, 1295-1294 BC
It was sad to say goodbye to some iconic Egyptian artefacts, all of which are now on display in Birmingham Museum until 14th October. As for the Arena in Leeds City Museum, it has now been transformed back to its original state and visitors can now walk across the giant map of Leeds once more.
To find out more about the tour of 'Pharaoh: King of Egypt' across the UK, visit: http://www.britishmuseum.org/whats_on/uk_tours_and_loans/pharaoh_king_of_egypt.aspx
Katherine Baxter
Curator of Archaeology
Leeds Museums and Galleries
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Grass and clouds reflecting in the lake.
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I think I will take a break from cooking tonight and have a meal out!
Of course I will have to choose a place where my little one can eat free!
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Up to two children per adult receive free meals all day.
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Children eat free all day.
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Bob the Builder is one of those shows that even keeps me entertained. I like to watch shows with Evan because he'll ask what things are and he learns while he watches. He has learned several things that he would have never seen on other shows.
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Vodka Orange Barbecue Chicken Recipe on the George Foreman Grill: Unique Super Bowl Party Recipe
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In NYC there is football fever as the New York Jets set to rock the NFL Playoffs on the road to the Superbowl. I could care less about football but I do like my hometown teams (offensive pervs issues aside) and I absolutely love a good Super Bowl Party. I've even thrown a couple of really good ones.
So what will I be cooking for Super Bowl XLV? I invented a football ready new chicken recipe. Vodka BBQ Orange Chicken. Vodka, chicken, barbecue and citrus? Win-win-win.
Vodka Orange BBQ Chicken Recipe Overview:
(Recipe Details and Photos Below)
- MARINATE. Marinate the chicken for at least 3 hours in Grey Goose Orange Vodka, Fresh Tangerines & Oranges, Orange Zest and Balsamic Vinegar. As it is skinless, you really want the chicken to drink up the orange flavor.
- SPICE. Although the chicken has been marinating you should add additional spices like Adobo and Black Pepper before you put it on your Foreman Grill.
- GRILL. I grill the chicken without the barbecue sauce so that the flavor gets really cooked in. Then when you add the barbecue sauce it's flavor on top of flavor.
- BBQ. Add the Vodka Orange Barbecue Sauce.
- SERVE. I served with yellow rice and cranberries, with fresh baby spinach as a healthy side salad.
The Goal
To create something fun and delicious, portable and affordable. A meal that eats like a snack. And if it has alcohol in it, that doesn't hurt Game Day either.
The Situation
The Tools
To create something fun and delicious, portable and affordable. A meal that eats like a snack. And if it has alcohol in it, that doesn't hurt Game Day either.
The Situation
I still have yet to get my oven fixed to my cooking is limited to stove top, microwave and George Foreman Grill recipes. I love Chinese Orange Chicken and wanted to come up with a similar recipe that was a little healthier, and I could make without my oven.
The Tools
The George Foreman Grill or comparable consumer home grill, PAM Olive Oil Cooking Spray.
The Ingredients
I tested this recipe by cooking dinner for 2 people so I used only 7 pieces of chicken, thighs– and I am leaving the measurements off of this recipe. I suggest for Super Bowl Party Food that you use chicken wings in the recipe in epic proportions for your hungry crowd!
I tested this recipe by cooking dinner for 2 people so I used only 7 pieces of chicken, thighs– and I am leaving the measurements off of this recipe. I suggest for Super Bowl Party Food that you use chicken wings in the recipe in epic proportions for your hungry crowd!
- 10 Oranges, Tangerines, Tangelos
- 7 Skinless Chicken Thighs
- 1 bottle of Grey Goose Orange Vodka
- Generous Dashes of Garlic Powder, Black Pepper, Adobo, Cumin
- Balsamic Vinegar
- Cumin
- Lemon Juice
- Barbecue Sauce
- Honey
- Brown Sugar
The Preparation Method: How to Cook It
We start like this:
|Key Ingredients for Orange Vodka Barbecue Chicken.
|Mix your Marinade: Oranges, Balsamic Vinegar, Orange Vodka & Spices.
(Don't forget to dispose of the marinade carefully afterward due to exposure to raw poultry.)
|Add Your Chicken. Be sure to spice and soak the crevices hidden spots. Then pour in the orange vodka. I use Grey Goose but use whatever brand suits you.
|Put the chicken on the grill with tangerine slices to lock in the flavor. You're not breading or frying so you have to really make sure the the orange taste is seared in. You may want to re-spice again when on the grill.
|I cheated by starting with a commercial BBQ sauce as a base but it's easy to make your own.
|Important: Don't use any sauce straight out of the jar if you're cheating by starting with a bottled BBQ Sauce. Add orange and lemon juice, brown sugar , and vinegar for this recipe.
|Mix your Orange Vodka BBQ Sauce! Please Note: Barbecue sauce is personal so season to your taste buds. I like a lot of garlic in mine and honey and brown sugar.
|Baste the chicken with your Vodka BBQ Orange Sauce.
|Voila! You may add a drizzle of barbecue sauce while on the grill but add most sauce when the chicken is completely cooked.
|Got some juicy orange slices or tangerines left?
|I enjoy Goya Spanish Yellow Rice as the perfect side dish for almost anything. I usually add olives but I added dried cranberries to match the taste of the chicken.
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The Labour leader will attempt to relaunch his pitch to voters by declaring his "resilience" in a speech today after a bout of bitter party infighting helped push his ratings to an all-time low.
He conceded he had to address concerns over his suitability as prime minister and people's distrust of disunited parties, but said he was backed by the "vast, vast majority" of Labour members.
Hammond: Foreign aid pledge bizarre
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has dismissed a move to enshrine in law the UK's commitment to spend 0.7% of national wealth on foreign aid as "bizarre".
Mr Hammond said legislation - which was promised in the Conservative general election manifesto and the Coalition Agreement - was not required as the United Nations target was being met.
The Government has given its backing to a private member's bill tabled by Lib Dem ex-cabinet minister Michael Moore in frustration over the Tories' reluctance to put the measure on the statute book.
Hunt to promote new IT to cut costs
The NHS must use new technology better to slash costs, Jeremy Hunt will say as part of a package of efficiency measures needed to prevent it running out of cash.
A new strategy document published by health and social care chiefs promises to give all patients access to their full medical records within four years.
It proposes the introduction of "kitemark" approved smartphone apps to enable people to look and comment on their personal data amid fears over security.
Woman missing from ferry
A search is under way for a woman who went missing from a ferry in the English Channel.
The passenger was reported missing just after 1.30am when the Pride of Kent ferry was around six miles off the coast of Dover.
HM Coastguard said a "massive search" was launched after the ferry crew alerted Dover Coastguard to say they feared the woman had gone overboard.
Stephen's father in diagnosis plea
A campaign to tackle bowel cancer has been backed by a panel of medical experts as well as the father of Stephen Sutton, the fundraising teenager who died from the disease.
Bowel Cancer UK is calling for better diagnosis and treatment for people under the age of 50 who are at higher risk of developing the disease.
The initiative is focused on Lynch syndrome, an inherited condition which gives people a 72% higher risk of developing bowel cancer during their lifetime.
Wife sentenced over Syria cash plot
A young mother who became the first Briton to be convicted of funding jihadists in Syria faces jail when she is sentenced today.
Amal El-Wahabi, 27, hoodwinked an old school friend into agreeing to take 20,000 euros (£15,830) in cash to Turkey for her husband Aine Davis, a drug dealer who went to Syria to fight in July last year.
The plan was scuppered when Nawal Msaad, also 27, was stopped at Heathrow before boarding a flight to Istanbul and produced the rolled up notes from her underwear.
Scientists study comet probe data
Scientists are analysing data from the European spacecraft which made history by landing on a comet.
The Philae probe touched down on the 2.5 mile-wide comet yesterday afternoon after a 10-year, four billion-mile journey through space in an achievement hailed as one of the greatest in science.
Officials from the European Space Agency are expected to speak later about the data they have been able to analyse so far.
Fake Sheikh images aired on BBC
A television expose of undercover journalist Mazher Mahmood was aired last night featuring up-to-date images of the "Fake Sheikh".
The Panorama episode was previously postponed due to legal action brought by Mr Mahmood.
He had argued in court that revealing his current appearance would breach his human rights by exacerbating the existing risk to his safety caused by his investigative work.
Keane calls police to hotel
Roy Keane called police to the hotel where the Republic of Ireland team are staying ahead of a Euro 2016 qualifier after an incident involving a member of the public, the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) said.
The team's assistant manager made the call after an incident yesterday afternoon at the hotel in Portmarnock, Co Dublin.
In a statement the FAI criticised "inaccurate media reports" about the incident and added: "The manager Martin O'Neill and the FAI are fully aware of the circumstances surrounding this event, and the assistant manager (Keane) has their full support."
Pamela is booted off The Apprentice
Apprentice contestant Pamela Uddin found it was "game over" as she was given the boot from the BBC1 show after touting a disastrous dating boardgame.
The assistant brand manager from Dublin was fired by Lord Sugar when her team had sales which were half those of her rivals in a challenge that saw them design and sell boardgames.
Their product, The Relationship Guru, was deemed offensive as it included sexist questions about men and women's likes and dislikes written by team member Daniel Lassman, while the other team came up with a guess-the-country game called Geoknow which had broader family appeal.


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A Novel With RecipesLarge Print - 2014
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Another delightful confection from Jenny Colgan! The perfect summer read. Disclaimer: don't read this if you're hungry, you may be compelled to bake!
Enjoyable chick lit. Yummy sounding recipes that may inspire some to bake...not me, though.
Super cute British chick lit, with best friends, family troubles, romantic failures and possibilities, and cupcakes. So many cupcakes.
Unlike in "The Loveliest Chocolate Shop in Paris", the recipes provided in this novel fit; they were appropriate for the storyline. And Issy is a quite likable character, especially once she starts following her own dream. Jenny Colgan brings together a variety of people who don't seem to fit, but they do manage to get along pretty well. There is a cad, of course, who doesn't treat Issy well. But this is a light romance and all ends well.
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Scott is founder, president and CEO of Scott & Daughters Publishing - the website's parent company, which began 25 years ago as The LA Workbook, a local directory of photographers, illustrators and agency and design studio art directors. At the time, in the pre-Palm era, Scott was a photographers' rep who started the Workbook after temporarily losing her virtually irreplaceable address book. "I swore if I found it I would have it printed up so that could never happen again."
The LA Workbook eventually went national, growing into separate registers for photography (700 lens crafters) and illustration (1,000 wrists), distributed free to nearly 20,000 art directors and art buyers in ad agencies, design studios and corporate art departments. The Workbook still goes to press every year, but the same data, plus the portfolios from more than 400 photographers, illustrators and designers, is also available online at Workbook.com. After spending years connecting art suppliers with buyers, a foray into stock imagery was almost inevitable, beginning in 1989 with a print catalog, the Stock Workbook. Three years later, she began distributing digitized images on a CD-ROM equipped with a rudimentary search engine. (Scott didn't have to go outside for mailing lists. Over the years, she's compiled a database of more than 65,000 photography and art buyers and suppliers. If you're reading this, you're almost certainly in there.) Six years ago, Scott launched a small stock agency, Co/Op Stock, for Workbook advertisers, and added the library to the website the following year. "Workbookstock.com has been a natural evolution," she explains. "The idea was to create a competitive e-commerce site for the photographers and illustrators who have supported the other Workbook products."
As Scott gradually explored the stock market, she saw that the few remaining boutique stock houses that hadn't been gobbled up by industry giants Getty and Bill Gates' Corbis needed an efficient way to offer their libraries online. Workbookstock.com now serves as a portal for about 50 independently owned stock agencies, as well as the 600 photographers and illustrators represented directly by Co/Op Stock, which signed photographers Jeff Sedlik, David Johnston and Karen Knauer, among others, to represent them in the stock market for the first time. "Whether the images come from Co/Op or another agency, Workbookstock.com's niche is advertising," says Scott. "More advertising photographers are shooting for stock because stock has cut into the assignment business."
Although the rights holders get a larger slice of the license fee for images offered through Co/Op Stock, the integration among the libraries is seamless for buyers, in terms of search criteria and price. Access to the website is free, but searchers must register before they can download images, which carry an electronic watermark. Like all the other online stock agencies, Scott invested a lot of energy and money into developing a search engine so art directors could sift through more than 50,000 images by keywords; emotional attributes; categories like places, sports and agriculture; model demographics; and specific photographers or artists. But also like her competitors, she's discovered that buyers generally still prefer some personal assistance to find the image they need. Only about 20 percent of the searches are conducted entirely online, often during the weekend, deep into the night, or from halfway around the world.
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The Honorable Whittington W. Clement provided remarks at the 2017 Summer Meeting on behalf of VBA past presidents in presenting to the membership a plaque commemorating the VBA's founding. He presided over the VBA in 1993.
Clement served in the Virginia General Assembly for 14 years, was state secretary of transportation from 2002-2005, and practiced law in Danville and currently focuses his practice on government affairs and lobbying in Richmond.
An excerpt of his remarks:
"We past presidents think it is fitting and probably overdue in commissioning the bronze garden plaque to commemorate the VBA's founding in 1888. I hope you have all had a chance to see it. This is a history right here. The history of this great resort, the Homestead. The history of The Virginia Bar Association. The history of our relationship to the Homestead.
Throughout our history, members of the VBA have worked to live up to the ideals of the association — as the plaque reads, 'to advance professionalism, collegiality and service to the public by Virginia lawyers.'
It is that history that has bound us together over the years. It is the common experience that we share – whether from big firms in big cities or small firms in our rural areas, whether in government or the nonprofit world, whether it's wet or dry at the Homestead, whether we are worn or triumphant, or even sober or not – that truly binds us together.
It our common experience that fuels, maintains and enlivens The Virginia Bar Association.
The VBA is a living thing and we are all proud to share what it represents.
The VBA is one of only three statewide voluntary bar associations in our country. It was founded in 1888 out of a reformist mentality, which is notable because no true Virginian, when awakened from a deep sleep, immediately thinks, much less expresses, the word 'reform.'
Continuity is our more natural instinct. Yet it happened. We opted for reform. The Virginia legal profession, according to the history books, cried out for an upgrade. And Virginia responded. More than 100 lawyers attended that first statewide meeting. They resolved to raise professional standards and improve the law.
Prior to this uplifting, prior to these reforms, no standards existed in Virginia for bar admission. There was no examination, no code of ethics. They had no voice in judicial selection or law reform. And no means existed to discipline lawyers.
We offered leadership when Virginia needed leadership. We stepped up to the plate. We did our duty. In the early decades of the 20th century, we sought support in the Virginia General Assembly for action. We called for the creation of an agency to regulate the legal profession, thus relieving us from the duty – an often-conflicted duty – of policing our own members. Thus, some 50 years following the creation of the VBA, we saw the creation of a progressive licensing and disciplinary agency, the Virginia State Bar.
Then what is it that has kept us – the VBA – around so long? What is the value of this venerable organization in this modern age today when we witness rapid change in so many fields that affect our lives so profoundly? The members of the bar – us – can cite numerous examples of how the practice of law itself has changed, even in the last 5 to 10 years. But what makes the VBA even relevant today?
Life. And change. Change in all forms. Social. Cultural. Economic. Political. There is no escaping the requirement to anticipate and react – to react and prepare – to prepare and shape.
We find our profession challenged on many fronts. We see intense competition, both from within and without. We see the challenge of new, different, sometimes perplexing different revenue models, as an alternative to almighty billable hour.
We see the erosion of the general practitioner, the lack of specialists in our rural areas and the discouraging signs of fewer young people choosing to enter our profession.
For myself, that part, that trend, if it holds, is as troubling as anything.
It is in this context, with this perspective, that it strikes me as more important than ever that The Virginia Bar Association work to remain a viable voluntary organization and that its members continue to be leaders of our profession in Virginia.
We must be true to our 1890 Charter. It states our purpose. It says that the VBA exists "to cultivate and advance the science of jurisprudence, promote reforming the law and in judicial procedure, facilitate the administration of justice in the state, and uphold and elevate the standard of honor, integrity and courtesy" of our profession.
Honor. Integrity. Courtesy. These are timeless values. High values. They are also values with utility. These values, running through this organization, keep us anchored.
As a voluntary bar, we can advocate for the public's interest through law reform and improvements to our justice system. We can be champions of judicial independence. We can take stands for those who might not otherwise have an advocate. We can promote access to justice for the poor, continuously advocating – as we long have – on behalf of legal aid funding. Likewise, we can get out in front and lead the effort to improve the quality in indigent criminal defense representation.
And consider the incredible goodwill and learning experience to thousands of young Virginians through the Rule of Law Project initiated almost 10 years ago under VBA President Mike Pace.
At a minimum, when it comes to shaping public policy, we should target the public good as our goal and not the commercial interests of our profession. If we do that, then we will do well.
And let us not minimize the benefits of our social activity. Our stressed society – stressed by competitive pressures, stressed of partisanship on steroids, stressed by institutions under assault – makes the value of nonadversarial settings, the Homestead in summer or in Williamsburg each winter, greater than ever. Yes, it is truly good for us, as lawyers and as human beings, to join our families and enjoy each other.
One last word to our younger lawyers.
All this – the long tradition, my humble observations – is up to you. Your active participation in the VBA will shape and define the VBA in the future.
I owe a lot it, right back to my days as a young lawyer in Danville, where I practiced for 25 years. I would never have had the opportunity to meet so many colleagues throughout the state if it were not for the VBA.
In closing, perhaps as you enjoy the ambience of the Homestead and its grounds and gardens, take a moment to contemplate what the VBA has done – and done so well for so many years – and continues to do for our fellow members and communities throughout Virginia and what we past presidents believe and hope the VBA must keep doing through the future good works of its members. We hope this plaque will be a reminder to all of that."
Two other past presidents reflect on the unique values of the VBA.
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MUSKEGON, Mich., May 26, 2016 –Don MacLaren Sr. started bowling at age five and had always dreamed about getting into the bowling business. So when he and his son, Don MacLaren Jr., were looking for a new venture, the decision to open a bowling entertainment center was relatively easy.
Wamesit Lanes in Tewksbury, Mass., was built on the site of an old motel, strategically located off I-495. The 45,000 sq ft center is the only luxury facility in the world to feature both candlepin and traditional bowling, MacLaren said. Brunswick equipment includes 28 Pro Lane™ synthetic lanes, eight ColorFull™ lanes, Sync™ scoring and management system, GS® Pinsetters, Pinball Wizard® automatic bumper system, Lightworx® Division Lighting, custom masking unit graphics, Envoy lane machines, and Center Stage™ furniture.
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At this point in the story, Mr.L shockingly discovers that he wasn't really awaken from his cryogenic sleep; and more so, he wasn't even a full body! Dr. Voight Kampff and his team were able to save his brain only, so they put Mr.L's brain in a preservative tube. Once submerged in this weird liquid, the scientists connected his consciousness to a virtual reality system that would create a whole new life for him... Electrochemical signals through wires and tubes stimulating Mr.L's cerebral cortex to induce visuals, odor, touch and sound... "The New Real".
But is it real? is he still a man? or is he a machine? Mr.L will face this existential riddle at the end of the record... in the 10 minute title track of "Lost in The New Real".
For this chapter of the story I proposed a very old fashioned concept loosely based in the movie poster of "Star Trek III, The Search for Spock". I knew that depicting just the brain wouldn't be interesting enough; we needed Mr's L's image to round this painting as a whole. "Mr.L's essence" is represented by his image over-imposed in the composition... almost ethereal. Mr.L's physical form at this point is reduced to a lonely brain submerged in a tube filled with a green fluorescent liquid; surrounded by the lab equipment.
I think the result is super-cool but we couldn't release it as promotional material because it gives away the ending of the storyline!!! So we included it in the last pages of the booklet.
Mr.L lost in the new real...
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New York novelist and New York University Medical School faculty member, whose works include the fantastic and satirical treatment of Jewish family life How Much? (1962), adapted for the stage by Lillian Hellman as My Father, My Mother and Me (1963); The War of Camp Omongo (1963), satirizing the values of middle-class children at summer camp; Stations (1964), a metaphorical story of homosexuality; The Octopus Papers (1965), a satirical view of the New York art world and pseudo-bohemians; and Maybe (1967), treating the loneliness of a Park Avenue widow whose only solace is to spend money.
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Delightful aromatics are enhanced by a refreshingly mineral mouthfeel and lingering finish. A mélange of Asian pear and summer nectarine greet the nose, followed by subtler notes of fragrant white flowers, fresh Granny Smith apples, and tangerine zest. On the palate, citrus-kissed stone fruit complements star fruit and green apple leading to a lingering finish of peach and grapefruit. Pair this with grilled meats, seafood, pastas with olive oil or cream sauces, Asian cuisine...the combination of its rich mid-palate, smooth tannins, and acidic structure make this wine unusually versatile at the table.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday said it had formally approved Verizon Wireless' proposal to purchase $3.9 billion of airwaves from big cable providers.
As part of the approval, the FCC put in place measures to accelerate deployment of Verizon Wireless' newly acquired airwaves from Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable Inc and others.
The agency concluded its review after the Department of Justice cleared the way last week for the deal to move forward, with constraints on marketing agreements attached to the deal. At that time, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said he expected his agency would OK the purchase.
The Justice Department brokered changes to Verizon Wireless' commercial agreements with the cable companies under which they planned to market each other's services and form a technology joint venture.
Those changes, the FCC said, alleviated concerns about anti-competitive behavior and risks to both wireless competition and the future buildout of Verizon's competing FiOS cable service.
The FCC also said Verizon Wireless agreed to accelerate the buildout of its spectrum from cable operators, and will have to offer data roaming at reasonable rates as part of the FCC's conditions for approval.
Verizon Wireless, the top U.S. wireless carrier, is a joint venture of Verizon Communications and Vodafone Group Plc.
"The transaction will preserve incentives for deployment and spur innovation while guarding against anti-competitive conduct. And vitally, it will put more than 20 megahertz of prime spectrum - spectrum that has gone unused for too long - quickly to work across the country, benefiting consumers and the marketplace," Genachowski said.
Within three years, Verizon Wireless will have to provide coverage for at least 30 percent of the people covered by the spectrum it is buying, and extend that coverage to at least 70 percent within seven years.
"We will work aggressively to ensure that we put this previously unused spectrum to use quickly to benefit customers," said Dan Mead, president and chief executive officer of Verizon Wireless.
Verizon Wireless alleviated some regulatory concerns by agreeing in the last few months to sell some spectrum, including a deal it forged with Deutsche Telekom AG unit T-Mobile USA, which was originally the most outspoken opponent to Verizon's deal with the cable companies.
The agency said that the spectrum sale to T-Mobile must close within 45 days of the close of the cable spectrum deal.
Comcast executive vice president David Cohen said he expected the transaction to close shortly, adding that the deal was a smart way for the No. 1 cable operator to deliver wireless services.
The conditions the Justice Department placed on the commercial agreements are subject to a 60-day comment period and require court approval before the companies can close the deal.
(Reporting by Jasmin Melvin; Additional reporting by Sinead Carew in New York; Editing by Gary Hill and Kenneth Barry)


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Office Supplies and Office Chairs Make Great Gifts All Year Long
Whether it's Boss' Day, Admin Professional's Week, Customer Service Week, a Colleague's Birthday, holiday or white elephant, office supplies make great gifts. They can be high-tech, vintage retro, practical, fun, functional, cute, thoughtful, high-end or low-cost. Whatever type of gift you're looking for, you can find it in the world of office supplies.
Below are some ideas to get your wheels in motion:
Swingline 747 Collectors Edition Red Stapler
Collectors Edition Red Stapler
This ultimate utilitarian desktop accessory is one of those office supplies people covet. Its vibrant red color stands out among the blacks, grays and beiges seen in the office of everyone else. Sleek, smooth and retro. Fastens up to 20 sheets and opens for tacking flexibility. Uses Swingline S.F. 4 Premium Staples. Item # SWI 74736
Avery Mini Comfort Touch Binders
Take organization on the road or in the kitchen. Reinforced spine with stylish embossing makes it easy to grip, comfortable to hold. Small 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" size makes it easy to throw in your briefcase / purse or keep it in the kitchen to always have what you need at hand. Reinforced spine stands up to frequent use at home, work or school. Customize your binder with Avery Studio Collection Write-on Dividers, sheet protectors and other unique accessories to fit your organizing needs. Use as a planner, a journal, recipe holder or just a place to take notes. Item # AVE17346
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The P.E.T.E. (Personal Embouchure Training Exerciser) is a unique tool to strengthen and develop the embouchure. The P.E.T.E. is the only tool on the market that exercises the exact musculature involved in playing wind instruments. Regular use of the P.E.T.E. will result in increased endurance and flexibility, and for many players, increased range.
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This program is available to children the year before they enter Kindergarten. (Children must be four years of age by September 1st). School Readiness activities include: learning activities in the classroom, outside play and games, field trips and opportunities to be in Kindergarten classrooms and meet the Kindergarten teachers.
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Apple season is here and there's no better way to enjoy it than finding way to incorporate apples into your first meal of the day: breakfast. If an apple a day keeps the doctor away, why not each one every morning? Check out these 12 recipes for breakfast that highlight fall's finest fruit.
1. Apple Fritter Recipe
Tart apples like Honeycrisp or Pink Lady make these apple fritters infinitely more fresh-tasting than any you'd find at your local donut shop. A maple syrup and vanilla glaze add the perfect finishing touch. Get our Apple Fritter recipe.
2. Applesauce
This is a simple and easy-to-follow recipe for homemade applesauce that will be a game changer; you'll start to wonder why you ever bought store-bought applesauce in the first place. Get our Applesauce recipe.
3. Apple Cranberry Oat Crumble
The apple cranberry combination with some Greek yogurt is a flavorful alternative to your normal parfait. You can substitute blueberries, or any frozen berry you have on hand, if you want to switch up the flavors. Get the recipe here.
4. Apple-Maple French Toast
Caramelized apples cooked in cinnamon, vanilla, and maple syrup are a fantastic topping for this traditional French toast recipe that takes it to the next level. Get the recipe here.
5. Apple-Cinnamon Waffles
Applesauce and grated fresh apples make these a very special breakfast treat. These are a step up from your usual buttermilk waffles and you should be sure to make a double batch and freeze some for later in the week. Get our Apple-Cinnamon Waffles recipe.
6. Apple and Cheddar Bread
A great choice for a late brunch, this bread is packed with a full cup of cheddar cheese and a full cup of chopped apples. Try it straight from the oven or toast it up later and slather with butter. Get the recipe here.
7. Caramelized Apple Pancake
A pancake house favorite, this caramelized apple pancake is made from only a few ingredients: eggs, milk, flour, salt, butter, brown sugar, and apples. Top with confectioner's sugar and squeeze some fresh lemon juice on top. Get the recipe here.
8. Apple Quick Bread with Pecan Streusel
Touted as a great alternative to muffins, Chowhound's apple quick bread is topped with a brown-sugar streusel that's so good you'll be tempted to eat it all by itself. Get our Apple Quick Bread with Pecan Streusel recipe.
9. Old Fashioned Apple Pandowdy
An unusual dish that's as fun to eat as it is to say, this apple pandowdy is sweetened with molasses. The biscuit topping browns beautifully when brushed with heavy cream. Get the recipe here.
10. Apple Butter Recipe
Apple butter is a mysterious combination that tastes far richer than the sum of its parts. Decadent enough to earn the name butter, this combination of apples, water, apple cider vinegar, sugar, spices, and lemon makes for a phenomenal spread. Get the recipe here.
11. Caramel Apple and Cinnamon Breakfast Casserole
An apple-based breakfast casserole, this serves a crowd and is a great pick for a potluck brunch. A custard of buttermilk, apple cider, vanilla, and cinnamon makes for a rich and smooth base for soaking the day-old French bread. Get our Caramel Apple and Cinnamon Breakfast Casserole recipe.
12. Apple Oat Scones
Old-fashioned rolled oats, buttermilk, and Granny Smith apples make these apple oat scones a great choice for breakfast (or even better for a snack at teatime). They're moist and even somewhat healthy (at least compared to a typical butter-filled scone). Get the recipe here.
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Monday, January 16, 2012
Pennsylvania Dutch? and gilding query
So over the weekend I was proactive and decided that, as I was in a panic for blanks, making some was the way forward. There was a revel, so I did the sketching and base painting for three puzzle blanks. This is the full-sized one.
I was intrigued by someone's comment that it looks like a Pennsylvania Dutch anti-hex thing. It sort of does, and is quite different from the puzzle initials I've done before (the other two were much more "normal"). It's in the BL, though I neglected to write down the MS number. I wondered if anyone has seen similar designs?
Secondly, wrt gilding. How do you get straight edges on your gold? I use a fine, even brush, but I never was good at staying in the lines, and inevitably, despite best efforts, I gild slightly too far out somewhere. Given that it hardens to the consistency of cement, would scraping it with a scalpel actually work--or would it take too much gold off and result in yet more re-gilding?
Lastly, a reminder that we of West Dragonshire are holding a Scriptorium/A&S revel on March 10 in Oxford, England. As an added enticement, may I point out that the Bodleian Library is having a (free, but no doubt non-handicapped-accessible) exhibition on romances: the manuscripts and the scribes who wrote them? Contact me for details.
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- Lena the Red said...
I use Roberson's Water Gold Size (which I got from Cornelisson's), and I find that so long as I get to it fairly promptly a scalpel works fine to remove excess, bit I have pretty steady hands, so I don't have to do a lot...
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- Genevieve la flechiere said...
I see the point of Penn dutch, but I've recently seen a bunch of these floral symmetrical letters in the BL collection - I started paging through the Royal collection, after seeing the exhibit.
Can't comment on its effectiveness at deterring hexes!
Also - planning on attending the scriptorium in March in Oxford.
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When you think of the South, you probably think wholesome home cooking and hospitality. That also describes our Piggly Wiggly® Deli and Bakery departments, where we offer fresh cooked southern style food and always have a smile waiting for you. Whether you're feeding a large group, your family, or just dinner for one, we're here to help!
You'll find a wide variety of fine baked goods from freshly baked bread, to breakfast pastries and seasonal pies, to cookies baked fresh in-store in our Bakery Department. We also have bakery specialists ready to create a custom decorated cake for your next special occasion. (For cake orders, be sure to contact your local Piggly Wiggly® store and place your order ahead of time.)
Then visit your Piggly Wiggly® Deli and select from a variety of fine lunchmeats and cheeses, sliced to order. We also have refrigerated grab and go options such as pre-made sandwiches, salads, meals, and made in-store and pre-packaged side dishes. Our gourmet cheese selection varies by store, so please check with your neighborhood Piggly Wiggly® for details on their offering.
And while Piggly Wiggly® is famous for Mrs. Mac's® Southern Fried Chicken and Mac & Cheese, we offer a variety of healthy alternatives and other southern favorites too! When you stop by our Deli you'll likely find Rotisserie Chicken, Slow Cooked Ribs, Baked Chicken, Southern Fried Pork Chops, Red Rice, and Greens right alongside Mrs. Mac's® Fried Chicken and Mac & Cheese on the hot bar. Order from our hot bar and deli case for immediate dining, or have it packed up for later.
We're also here for all of your holiday needs. Each Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas season we offer delicious meal choices, including Baked or Southern Fried Turkey or Spiral Ham meals tailored to meet the needs of any size group. See your local Deli Manager for details and pricing.
Birthdays, graduations, tailgating, parties and dinner events are all a big part of entertaining in the South. Whether you need complete meal solutions or just party trays and platters, think of Piggly Wiggly®!
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When planning for a party or get-together it is important to have enough food to go around but to not have tons of left overs either. Sometimes finding the balance can be a daunting task. To help, Piggly Wiggly® prepared a guide of things to consider when ordering for a group.
*Just a reminder that each Piggly Wiggly® is independently owned and operated. Be sure to check your Deli Manager's serving suggestions when placing your order!
In January 1967, Nel McNaughton began working as the Deli Manager at the Dupont Crossing Piggly Wiggly® in Charleston, South Carolina. Piggly Wiggly® Deli's were never the same! Why? Because Mrs. McNaughton shared the secret of her famous fried chicken recipe with us. It's a recipe we've all come to know and love as "Mrs. Mac's." We're proud to report, that after all these years, we are still using Mrs. Mac's® original fried chicken recipe every day in our Deli. Mrs. Mac's® fried chicken is never frozen and is made fresh each day in the store just the way Mrs. Mac taught us to do it. When chicken tastes this good, why would we change it?


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On Tuesday Apple confirmed that it will offer a new subscription service to all publishers in the App Store, and now its rival Google has detailed subscription based plans of its own.
With the Google One Pass you'll be able to access premium digital content across tablets, smartphones and websites using your Google credentials.
Publishers will be able to decided what content to put behind the One Pass wall and give users access to it via various different payment plans (using Google Checkout) including subscriptions, metered access, or simply selling single articles at a time. They will also be able to give existing print subscribers free access to digital content.
"Our goal is to provide an open and flexible platform that furthers our commitment to support publishers, journalism and access to quality content," said Lee Shirani, director, business product management, Google Commerce.
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Google One Pass is available now for publishers in Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the U.K. and the US.


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City and Colour is the name used by singer, songwriter, and guitarist Dallas Green. He selected an alias because he felt uneasy about performing under his own name. If you haven't figured it out yet, "City and Colour" describes his appellation. "Dallas" is the name of a city and "green" is a color (it's spelled with a "u" because Green is Canadian).The name Dallas Green may sound familiar to you. That's because Green was the lead guitarist for the punk band Alexisonfire. Don't expect the same type of music. City and Colour plays a striped down and raw brand of folk-slash-alternative music. When you have City and Colour tickets you're in for an evening of cerebral, pensive, and melancholy songs.
Remember, Green once said that in his opinion the best music is sad music.
Studio Albums
Sometimes (2005)
Bring Me Your Love (2008)
Little Hell (2011)
The Hurry and the Harm (2013)
Green released his first album under the name City and Colour in November of 2005. Leading up to the album, Green had put songs he had written and recorded on the internet for fans to download. Eventually, these songs (some rewritten) were put together and released as the album Sometimes. By the way, the work was well received by critics.
First U.S. Tour
City and Colour's first North American tour was opening for Tegan and Sara. That trek began in September of 2008. City and Colour launched their first headlining jaunt the following January. Green was supported by American Blues singer William Elliott Whitmore.
Obviously, Green is very talented. Besides the guitar, banjo, harmonica, and piano, Green also plays the drums. He's an accomplished songwriter but struggles with one aspect of the process. That aspect is writing lyrics. Green says melodies are not a problem but finding the right words to sing is always an issue.
Notable Singles
"Save Your Scissors"
"Sleeping Sickness"
"The Girl"
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India Professional Pilot Programme - Gondia
CAE Gondia offers a focused 19-month program designed to prepare you to become a professional airline pilot. All courses meet International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) syllabus standards. Upon successful completion, you will have obtained all appropriate ab-initio ratings including your Commercial Pilot License (CPL) with Instrument Rating (IR) and Multi-Engine Rating (ME). You will be trained using best practices developed from CAE's extensive experience in training professional pilots -- throughout the CAE network as well as CAE's worldwide training center network where tens of thousands of airline and business aviation pilots train every year.
Course Outline
Phase One: Ground School The first four months of training are dedicated to studying aviation theory and gaining a solid comprehension of both maths and physics. This phase is delivered by our experienced ground school instructors in fully air-conditioned, modern classrooms. Our instructors will prepare you for the mandatory Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) examinations. The exams will be taken according to the DGCA schedule and spread out over the whole course of your training program. Phase two: Flight Training This is what you really come to flight school for. You'll take off with our experienced flight instructors in our new Diamond trainer aircraft. And when you land after your first solo flight, it's a rush you'll never forget. Flight training is divided into various lesson elements, and you will fly approximately 200 hours during your time in Gondia: - 185 hours on single-engine DA40 CS - 15 hours on multi-engine DA42
Application Requirements:
- Aged between 17 and 32 years old - Be at least 5 feet 2 inches tall - Have completed 10 + 2 in Physics, Maths and English from a recognised board or university (or await 10 + 2/NIOS* results); - Produce a valid DGCA**-issued Class 1 medical certificate with no limitations (prior to starting course) - Have a Unique-I.D. registration number (U-I.D.) at the time of admission
This school offers programs in:
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