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UES Take Out Rec? plus breakfast places, plus food shopping.
Looking for good and fairly reasonable take out in the E. 84th and Lex area. Any ethnicity. ALSO, any good breakfast spots would be greatly appreciated. AND, if I'm not being too pushy, any great food shopping that I shouldn't miss - butchers, produce, cheese, etc.?
a fav of mine is BEYOGLU
81st and Third
delicious Turkish Mediterranean
takeout available
As much as I like Eli's (80th and Third)
their prices are astronomical.
Do like I do...shop at Fairway (Broadway), then bus it crosstown - 79th St.
If the rumors are true, Fairway is coming to 86th St. between 2nd & 3rd Ave.
where Barnes & Noble/Circuit City used to be.
re: gutsofsteel
zabars-oops it was reccomended!
re: babbabooey
Zabar's is on the west side. The OP is asking for upper east side spots.
re: gutsofsteel
was referring to eli zabar's actually, sorry...guess i wasnt clear
1411 Third Avenue
(corner of East 80th Street)
re: babbabooey
Ah....it's just called Eli's. And it's a huge ripoff.
re: gutsofsteel
i wonder why i was confused by the name?
re: babbabooey
His name is Eli Zabar, but none of his stores are called Zabar's....Zabar's is his brother's store, on the west side.
re: gutsofsteel
I second Agata & Valentina. They always had a great selection of just about anything you needed. And stuff you didn't even know you needed! Been a while since I've been there because I now live downtown, but boy do I miss this place!
re: hitpas
Also check out the Hungarian market on 2nd & 81st St.
cascabel taqueria - 2nd ave and 80th st
paty's taco truck - lex and 86th
wa jeal chili house - szechuan food, 2nd ave and 81st
chana - south indian and dosas 1st and 87th
lili's noodle house - 3rd and 84t
gracie's corner - 86th and 1st
viand - 2nd ave and 86th
the pickle/olive store on 1st and 86th
re: gutsofsteel
i only tried the chalet once, and was not impressed. they deserve another chance though
re: Bone Thug n Hominy
I just wish the broth were better.
re: gutsofsteel
i really like naruto ramen. i think the miso ramen is the best of their regular ramens. i hear good things about the fried rice, but have not tried it. the monthly ramens are good, though the tatamein we a little one note for my taste
re: thew
I tend to prefer Japanese fried rice, so feel free to take this with a grain of salt, but I think they serve some of the best fried rice in NYC. It's made to order, so it's always hot & fresh.
The pork buns, however, are just decent. Excellent value compared to other places around the city, but not in that top tier.
re: Bone Thug n Hominy
do you know if they deliver?
re: Produce Addict
I'm almost positive I've ordered delivery from them before. Having said that, I greatly prefer sitting at the counter.
re: Produce Addict
i've seen that they do take out, and i believe they package the noodles and soup separately - but i cannot swear to it, as i've never done it. They might deliver, but i can't say i ever saw a delivery guy go out the door while i was there.
re: Bone Thug n Hominy
I'm a fan of their Curry Ramen. Yum. It's not bad for ramen in the UES. I'm also a big fan of Pio Pio (Peruvian roasted chicken & french fries). I'm not sure about breakfast places since I'm still looking for a good brunch place. Uptown Lounge does a pretty good brunch. Corner Bakery isn't too bad either. I am enjoy their corn bread. :) Welcome to the neighborhood! Oh yes, don't forget Two Little Red Hens for Brooklyn Blackout Cake and their cheesecake. Mmm.
re: Bone Thug n Hominy
I second Naruto Ramen, I don't live in the neighborhood but when I'm there it's one of my go-to spots. Good deals on different days too.
Breakfast in a real hole-in-the-wall joint calls for Burger One (Lex @ 79th St), where I liked the egg sandwich w/bacon & cheese as well as the fries. For coffee & a cherry danish or similar such Hungarian pastry, there's Andre's Cafe (@ 84th St). Fancier breakfasts can be found at Sarabeth's (@ 92nd St), but I actually like Alice's Tea Cup better. The cornmeal pancakes w/fruit are very nice, and my wife seriously adores the scones. Note, however, that the kitchen tends to be rather slow, so they can get terribly backed up on the weekends.
Take out: Chicken Festival on First at 82 Street. Same Peruvian chicken as Pio Pio only cheaper.
Breakfast: Peter's Gourmet Diner om First at 83 Street. They really know how to fry eggs properly and the home fries are delicious. Fresh squeezed orange juice, the coffee is good and the staff recognizes the regulars. Only problem is they open at 11 am.
Gracie Mews at First and 81 Street is good but the home fries are not so. They make the best waffle in the neighborhood - very light and fluffy. Also the OJ is fresh squeezed.
Shopping: We rely on Fairway crosstown but Agata & Valentina has a lot to offer, albeit a bit more expensive in some areas. The apples are crispier than from Fairway. Try the ciabattini - it's a ciabatta roll a little larger than a club roll and makes a great hero sandwich if you feel like pigging out on cold cuts. The olive oil is great (as good as Fairway's) and has come down in price lately. The best deal on olive oil is at Costco, their house brand Tuscan oil is 12.99 per liter and I suspect it is the same Tuscan oil as at Agata which is $20 per 750ml.
Agata & Valentina
1505 1st Ave, New York, NY 10021
1606 1st Ave, New York, NY 10028
Gracie Mews
1550 1st Ave, New York, NY 10028
Chicken Festival
1584 1st Ave, New York, NY 10028
re: Brian W
Brian W: Thanks so much for the Chicken Festival rec! I have gone by there so many times and never took note. Yesterday I got takeout chicken and it was not only cheaper than Pio Pio, but I thought better and the addictive green sauce, much hotter. What a great discovery!
I would try Ottomanelli's on York in btwn 86th and 85th. Its a great spot to go with kids (BYOB) or for take-out. I think the quality is consistent and great prices. I agree with Gracie's Corner for breakfast. Eli's on 90th in btwn york and 1st is great for brunch on the wknds imo. Great bloody mary and the potatoes make the meal.
re: jjensen1
The Vinegar Factory is on 91st St. And it is so overpriced it makes my head spin.
re: gutsofsteel
sorry, 91st and fair enough. I just think its good quality which is sometimes tough in that neighborhood for breakfasts. Please let me know some good spots to try if I am wrong.
re: jjensen1
Ottomanelli's serves such lousy pasta...
re: gutsofsteel
too bad you think that. i just think for the value and quality its a great take out option in that specific 'hood. there are not a ton of places to choose from who are as consistent as Ottomanelli's.
re: jjensen1
Their pasta is on a par with all the diners in the area, no better. And I agree it's consistent - consistently mediocre. There are many mediocre Italian places in the neighborhood.
re: gutsofsteel
I think their pasta is okay; but is that really the point when judging a place famous for steaks and burgers (which are tremendous values, IMO)?
I used to play the part of a pack mule and schlep my groceries from Trader Joe's at Union Square (including wine). Then hoof it up to the top of my 5th floor walkup. Yikes! :-)
For takeout, my fave was Beyoglu (as mentioned by pbjluver). I still hit that place when Im in the nabe. Patlican domades soslu and cacik are heaven. The shrimp casserole is also delicious and travels well. It's also a great spot for a weekend lunch.
Andres (hungarian on 2nd ave) makes divine cherry strudel and they are also good for breakfast.
I love Alice's tea cup for any time of day (they have great breakfast dishes, too).
I also used to go to Vinyl for breakfast when they served their egg sammy on a biscuit (biscuits are hard to come by in NYC!), but they have since switched to a roll which I don't enjoy as much.
Gracie's is good diner food - great waffles. (And they are good about trying to keep families on one side of the diner, and non-kid groups on the other side).
I used to order pizza from a place called Giorgio's. I found it was the best in the area for delivery when I didn't want to leave the apt.
re: piegirl74
Vinyl hasn't existed on the UES for a while now.
And Andre's has gone very far downhill.
As a side note, since the UES pizza is hit-or-miss (to put it kindly):
Gotham Pizza (77th & York) is a great slice joint. High-quality, standard issue NY pies--until you get to the crust, which is dusted with breadcrumbs for extra crunch. I've recently noticed a few other places have imitated this style with much less success.
Abitino's (82nd & 1st) makes a mean grandma pie. It's weird, because almost every other location of this mini-chain is truly awful.
Pintaile's (91st & Mad) is good if you're into fancy toppings and organic crust. If not, it's ah, interesting. I'd give it a try if it sounds up your alley.
Il Fornaio (97 & Lex) is run by an old Italian dude named Frank. Frank has one oven and is the only person who works there. The slices may not be super consistent (he often makes a bunch in the morning and reheats during lunch hours), but when they're in top form, they're the best slice near you. No delivery, though.
Nick's (94th & 2nd) and Giovanna's (100 & Lex) compete for best Brooklyn-style pizza. Both are decent enough.
re: Bone Thug n Hominy
gotham is good, but in no way standard issue - because of the crust - which has cornmeal. that crust style was made at two boots for many years before gotham opened.
my favorite slice in the area is italian village on 80th and 1st. crust has both crisp and chew - essential for NY pizza, some people say the sauce is too sweet for them, but i like it. but then it's the pizza i grew up on - so it's a baseline slice for me.
there's a new place on 78th and york that's decent, has several different styles
delizia on 73rd and 1st has a devoted following, but honestly, their pizza was great some 15 years ago, but since they moved next door, the quality has declined.
re: Bone Thug n Hominy
i read the entire thing - and i was not arguing against you. i had a quibble w/ your use of the phrase "standard issue" , but then i think pizza is defined by the crust so, to me, being standard except the crust is not being standard at all. the guy said cornmeal to me when i asked, but i wouldn't swear to it. the only other place i've seen with that style of pizza in NYC is two boots, which predates gotham by a good decade or 2, so i feel more like gotham is the imitator, not the imitatee.
re: thew
Here's some clarity on the breadcrumbs:
I won't get into why/how a preposition can be used to qualify a statement, since we have different definitions of pizza.
re: Bone Thug n Hominy
Gotham pizza is good. Very thin but crisp crust with those extra things, whatever they may be. Their margarita is actually excellent.


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Christmas cards 2014
Do you have a school fayre, jumble sale or coffee morning coming up where you could sell CHECT Christmas cards?
We can mail you a bundle of 20/25 cards (one large padded bag) or more to sell to raise funds and awareness of CHECT.
On average each assorted pack contains between £60-£70 worth of CHECT cards. Each individual pack of 10 cards averages between £1.50 - £2.00 profit for CHECT.
Art4Eyes gallery
The Gift of Wonderment, by Mark Skirving
Size: 100cm x 40cm
Edition: Original
Medium: Oils & acrylics on canvas
Mark Skirving is an established artist with a love of the history of Western art. Mark began painting in 2003 and is now well established selling many works through galleries, exhibitions and commissions by collectors in Great Britain, Europe, South Korea, Argentina, US and Canada.
'Splosh' by Daniel Pincham-Phipps
Size: 6ft x 4ft
Edition: Original artwork copied from comic strip by same artist
Medium: Gloss on calico
Fine artist Daniel started his career as an illustrator at DC Thomson bringing to life characters including Billy Whizz and Dennis the Menace. Daniel has donated three artworks to Art4Eyes the first "Splosh" is a recreation of one of his original pages from the Beano. More recently Daniel has exhibited fine artwork in Europe.
All Beano characters are reproduced with the permission of DC Thomson
'Bash Street Kids' by Daniel Pincham-Phipps
Size: 65cm x 58cm
Edition: Original
Medium: Oil on canvas
"Bash St Kids" shows the famous characters against a backdrop of Daniel's amazing fine artwork.
All Beano characters are reproduced with the permission of DC Thomson
'Dennis, Gnasher and Walter' by Daniel Pincham-Phipps
Size: 76cm by 76cm
Edition: Original (2014)
Medium: Oil on canvas
This is Daniel's most recent piece created for this auction and inspired by all the families and children he met at CHECT's members weekend.
The Eye by Brett Day
Size: A4
Edition: Original
Medium: Airbrush paint on paper
Brett has donated "The Eye" to our exhibition as the subject matter was so close to the charity's heart.
This is an Airbrush picture of his daughter's eye.
Brett started painting at 42 and has now sold artworks around the world, making a name for himself as an expert spray paint artist. He also has several tutorial films available on YouTube and now appears weekly in his own TV show on Mustard.
Lefteri Milking by Lucy Willis
Size: 37cm x 28cm
Edition: Original, 1989
Medium: Watercolour on paper
Trained at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, Oxford, Lucy Willis RWA has exhibited widely, with over 20 one-man shows in London since 1979. She is a regular contributor to many group exhibitions including those at the Mall Galleries in London and the Royal West of England Academy in Bristol where she was elected a member.
Eternal Flame by Julia Everett
Size: 50x50cm
Edition: Original painting
Medium: oil and acrylic on canvas
Julia is an abstract landscape painter living by the Thames in Hammersmith, West London, a location that inspires a lot of her work. Her use of vivid colours, combined with the influence of music, produce vibrant and dynamic paintings. Julia graduated in Fine Art at Brighton University and has successfully exhibited in the UK, Europe and America. Julia regularly exhibits at the Affordable Art Fair in Battersea, London with Art Star and many of her paintings are in private collections.
Red haired girl in the park by Beatrice Ajayi
Size: 6 x 6 inch and 1.5 inch deep
Edition: original
Medium: acrylic, inks, collage
Beatrice Ajayi is an artist/illustrator/writer a wife and mother of two. After completing an art foundation course at Croydon College in Surrey, she went on to do a BA (Hons) degree at Nottingham Trent University in 2000. It was a time full of artistic experimentation with the tools of her trade, pen, ink,acrylic and collage.
Collider / cadmium mandala by Chuck Elliot
Size - 60cm diameter
Edition - Unique studio proof
Medium - Lambda photographic print on Kodak Endura
British contemporary artist Chuck Elliot's practice is concerned with a fluid investigation of colour, movement and light. Entirely computer generated, free form shapes are cropped, recoloured and enhanced as if editing in a camera view. Hovering between print making and photography, these pure colour fields retain a clarity that belies the source. The images are produced as Lambda photographic prints.
Chuck regularly exhibits at fairs and galleries around the globe and most recently at Bath Fashion Week and the London Book Fair.
Radial/Three/Pearlescent by Chuck Elliot
Size - 80cm diameter
Edition - Unique studio proof
Medium - Lambda photographic print
Inner Helix by Kenn Raaf
Size 24" x 48"
Edition - Original
Medium - Mixed On Canvas - *Mixed Media = (wire, paper, metal, sand, paster) with Acrylic/Metalic/Oil/Enamel)
Kenn Raaf is a self-proclaimed disruptor - artist, sculptor, visual-spatial manipulator - abstracting the extraordinary from life experiences. He is an experimental visual artist working through multiple mediums focused on pushing and expanding beyond the edges of common perception to capture the essence, passion, and movement of his subjects.
Since 2000, he has studied painting, design and sculpture and has been creating visual work on canvas, paper and panel using mixed media, acrylic, oil, encaustic, glass, metal, and found objects. He works heavily in a constructive / desconstructive manner to build up multiple layers, then tear them down to explore unique imagery throughout each piece. He also works in sculpture and focuses on medium scale abstract works utilizing composite, metal, glass, recycled materials, bronze, metal and paint.
Ice Age Horse by Billy Childish
Size: 14.5 cm long x 8 cm high x 3 cm wide
Edition: number 12/31
Medium: Solid Bronze
Since 1977 Billy Childish has released over 150 independent LP's, published 5 novels and over 45 collections of poetry, but his main job is painting. He has had solo and group exhibitions internationally including New York, London, Seoul and Berlin. He was included in British Art Show 5, which toured throughout four cities - Edinburgh, Southampton, Cardiff, and Birmingham. In 2010, he was the subject of major concurrent survey exhibitions at the ICA in London and White Columns in New York, and in 2011 he became Artist in Residence at the Chatham Historic Dockyard where he currently works.
Suffolk Valley by Gilli Primrose
Size: TBC
Edition: Original
Medium: Watercolour
Gilli Primrose currently lives in Wivenhoe, Essex, and is a grandmother to five children. Her artistic journey began as a sculptor before Gilli was encouraged to move into painting by the great-great-great grandson of John Constable. She has been painting with watercolours and oils ever since for pleasure, a hobby that has also seen Gilli appear on Watercolour Challenge on Channel 4.
Through My Eyes by Sarah Phipps
Size: 28.5" x 22.5"
Edition: Original
Medium: Graphite pencil
Sarah is a self taught portrait artist from Bromyard, Herefordshire who began drawing in high school five years ago when she was 15 years old. This year she took up the challenge to become a self employed artist and so far has had great success. She is receiving orders from all around the country and has also had a portrait she drew of Marilyn Monroe published in 'Marilyn Monroe: An Icon in Modern Art' by M Suzanne Macon.
Sheltered Thoughts by Charlie O'Sullivan
Size: 20cm by 20cm
Edition - Original
Medium - Acrylic on Wood
Charlie O'Sullivan is one of the brightest new talents to emerge amongst South West artists. She has always been influenced by her northern upbringing and love of the sea. Now living in West Devon she is greatly inspired by windswept coves and moorland in Devon and Cornwall. Her work has become a fusion of images , stories and experiences, past and present. This can straddle a multitude of happenings such as walks, her children, music or poetry melded with a landscape or event.
Harbourside by Andrew Hood
Size: 50cm by 44cm
Edition - Original
Medium - Oil on board
Andrew Hood was born in 1964 and brought up in Edinburgh until his family settled in Cheshire. Initially he worked as a graphic designer until he returned to college to study for a degree in illustration at John Moores University. As a student he won the Gorstella Award for fine art and the Liverpool life painting open. On graduating he was asked to participate in a group show at the Gorstella Gallery, Chester and since has mainly worked as a fine artist though he still accepts commisions as an illustrator.
Andrew makes several trips abroad each year to gather reference for his painting. Recent journeys have taken him to Tuscany, the South of France, Morocco and Croatia. Whilst he enjoys working abroad he often looks for beauty within our own diverse and engaging landscape from the Scottish Highlands to the rugged Cornish coastline.
Andrews work has regularily been accepted for the RWA Autumn Show and this year was selected to show in the RHA annual exhibition. He is an annual exhibitor at the London Art Fair, Art Holland and has recently exhibited at the Oriel Gallery, Ireland, Beaux Arts, Bath and the Weifhaus Gallery near Eindhoven.
Bosco Owl by Tatiana Boiko
Size: 11.7 x 16.5
Edition - Original (2014)
Medium - Watercolour and Ink
My name is Tatiana Boiko and I was born in Russia 24 years ago. I started painting at age 9 and have never looked back. I paint for myself and for sale, I exhibit my works here in Russia and send them all over the world. I also teach children and use art therapy for children with learning disorders. I really believe that art is something much more than pictures you can put on your wall.
Pear Secret by Tatiana Boiko
Size: 11.7 x 16.5
Edition - Original (2014)
Medium - Watercolour and Ink
Masked by Sue E Palmer
Size: 16" by 16"
Edition - 2/40 (2013)
Medium - Mixed Media Digital
Sue E Palmer's background is in design, illustration and photography. She has a particular interest in capturing the human soul through portraiture. She currently lives in Essex with her two children and her photographer partner.
In The Belly Of The Canary by Craig Gorham
Size: 36cm by 54cm (A2 framed)
Edition - 3/30 (2012)
Medium - Photography
Craig Gorham is a photographer from Essex. He specialises in exploring urban landscapes and finding beauty in unlikely places. A key signature of his work is waiting for that split second when busy places appear deserted.
Trying For Flight by Jane Peart
Size: 33cm x 44cm
Edition - 9/50 (2012)
I was born in London and studied illustration at Ealing School of Art where I graduated with distinction in 1975. I worked in a design studio in London before moving to Oxford in 1978. Having previously worked as an illustrator, I took up printmaking 15 years ago and now specialise in copper plate etching. Using the medium of etching I can achieve a great strength of line and fine detail and create a range of tone from dark areas to light delicate highlights. This gives me huge scope in achieving the affect I want in my prints. I find inspiration from travels both in the UK and abroad and also enjoy making images of animals and birds. When making my prints my aim is to evoke the atmosphere of the place that inspires me or the character of the animals I am portraying.
Separation 3 by A J Gray
Size: 30" by 15"
Edition - Hand Edition 1/15
Although A J Gray did not take up painting until 1976 he is entirely self taught and was drawn in his early twenties towards the works of Dali, Magritte, Escher and Vasarely with a particular interest in puzzles and geometrics. Having decided early in his career to find a method of working that was entirely different from current trends and to fill a gap as an outsider he decided to work in a graphic style and that every work would be finished by hand. Not being mainstream the artist was always concerned that he kept to his own language regardless of acceptance by the establishment. He calls his own movement Spiritual Logic - using art as a communication about the world around us and the world within us and its infinite possibilities.
Wells-Next-The-Sea, Norfolk by Gerard Mansell
Size: 28cm by 23.5cm
Edition - Original (1987)
Mansell was born in Paris to an English father and Parisian mother. He was educated at the Lycée Hoche (Versailles), the Lycée Buffon (Paris) and l'Ecole des Sciences Politiques. He moved to the UK in the late 1930s and attended the Chelsea School of Art; his paintings were of sufficient quality to be exhibited at the Royal Academy.
He joined the BBC in 1951, starting in the foreign news department eventually becoming deputy Director General.
Boat at Ortakent by Tina Bolton
Size: 24" by 16"
Edition - 1/1
Medium - Photographic Canvas
Tina Bolton is a pioneering photographer and artist, professional since 2003 she led the way in changing how we viewed pregnancy as an art form in itself. She enjoys surprising us with new ideas and viewpoints of the world that don't always contain people!
'CDeeper' by Samo
Artist based in Petersfield, Hampshire. Samo is a local artist who specialises in abstract painting and design, in all manner of media.
Samo studied fine art where her fearless passion for exploring abstract forms and colour developed into the striking personal style which makes Samo's work so captivating today.
Samo now focuses on both large and small scale works and she is equally likely to be found painting a decorative glass window or garage door as she is a canvas.
Samo continues to move forward and is currently applying her unique 'abstract splashing" style onto willing flesh canvases through the medium of tattooing. Samo is working at Kiss My Ink tattoo studio in Petersfield alongside other exceptional fine artists.
Imperial Walker by JJ Adams
Size: 41.5" x 35.5"
Edition - 94/95 hand signed
Medium - Large print with double mount (white on black) and a white step frame
JJ Adams is a new media and mixed media artist from South West England currently living and working in London.
The rebellious son of a baptist preacher, JJ emigrated as a child from Plymouth in the UK to Cape Town in South Africa in the early eighties. He spent much of his youth around the studio of South African contemporary artist Derric van Rensburg, where he discovered his love of bright colour and graphic art. JJ studied graphic design at Cape College while working as a part-time apprentice in `Wildfire Tattoos` a busy tattoo studio in central Cape Town while also working part-time as backstage crew for international bands visiting South Africa after the end of the Apartheid era. JJ finally returned to the UK in the mid-nineties with the aim of becoming a tattoo artist.
JJ moved back to Plymouth to further study commercial printing at the Plymouth College of Art and Design. Over the next several years he worked as a self taught graphic designer in the South West of England and moved into custom sign making while experimenting with art in his spare time. In 2009 after selling a few of his acrylic paintings through a local gallery he decided it was time to move back to London and finally pursue his art career.
Underneath the Waves by Shaun Remington
Size: 46cm by 36cm
Edition - Original
Medium - Mixed
"Working from my studio in Leeds I utilise unusual processes and systems of painting to create bodies of work that are anonymous yet specific, where narratives are broken down and incomplete. I work with both the objective reality of found images and subjective abstraction, with one often leading to the other through process driven painting. This particular painting is built on pure abstraction with the painting process imbuing the work with a dynamic sense of a state of change."
The Grandson by Mike Bowman
Size: 43.5cm by 28cm
Edition - Original (2011)
Medium - Mixed
Growing up in the North East, with its industrial landscapes and contrasting hill and moorland, inspired Michael's early interest in painting. Throughout his university and working life, he has explored different media of paint and latterly, ceramics. More recently he has explored 3D mixed media studies showing unusual scenes based around rock faces and cliffs with hidden images and miniature tableaux. His architectural training has given him a great love of model making and structural form, hence the 3D experiments. The textures in the pictures can be touched and felt as well as being appreciated by sight.
We will shortly be uploading more donated artworks to be exhibited and sold at auction to raise vital funds to help children with eye cancer. To find out more about Art4Eyes and how you can donate your art to help children and babies with eye cancer click here.
Running Events
Bupa Great North Run (13.1 miles) - 13th September 2015
If you are successful in obtaining a ballot place and would like to run for CHECT we will send you a fundraising pack, CHECT running shirt or vest and meet you at the finish with flapjacks!
Whatever your reasons for signing up to the Great North Run for CHECT to complete a personal challenge or as part of the journey towards a healthier lifestyle, the Bupa Great North Run is the ultimate mass participation running experience!
The 2014 run – thank you to our fabulous runners!
The forecast may have said 15 degrees but when the sun came out it was very hot! The course is hilly and many of our runners found this hard in the heat. Although they all had trained for hills if you've never run the course you don't appreciate howexhausting this is. All runners were buoyed along by the many thousands of spectators lining the route. A huge thank you to:
Andy Sanderson, Justyn and Joanne Faulkner, Mark Percival and Narelle Flewers, Steve Ingram, Margaret Sinclair and Dawn Sharpe
London Marathon
Many of our members take part in running events all over the UK, from 5k to full marathons, let us know if you'd like to take up the challenge and we can help you find the right event.
Click here to see our fabulous Marathon Runners of 2014
For the more ambitious athlete we have a limited number of Gold Bond London Marathon places available each year. Contact Fiona at CHECT on 020 7377 5578.
My Story - Charlene Williams
Jacob was diagnosed with Rb in August 2013, when he was just 12 weeks old.
As with every parent who finds out their baby has something wrong, our world came crashing down. He had his eye removed a week later, and was to start chemotherapy two weeks after that. In such a short space of time we had to learn about general anaesthetics, port-a-caths, chemo, blood counts, artificial eyes and laser therapy.
I just wanted to scream.
Being a new mum and having your three-month-old diagnosed with cancer was all too much. My sister Sophie told me about the Carrots Nightwalk just after Jacob's diagnosis and we signed up straightaway. I didn't have a clue what I was signing myself up for, I just jumped at the chance of a distraction, something else to focus on while the rest of me was falling to pieces.
My mum and best friend Adele signed up with us and we went on a fundraising frenzy. I hadn't told anyone about Jacob and what was happening, so announcing it through sharing our Just Giving page was a quick and easy way to do it and really get people interested and sponsoring us.
There were obviously lots of questions and people asking about Rb and how else they could help and going over it to everyone was tiring, but I just went into autopilot. It was really important to me for Jacob to be surrounded by positive, happy parents, the same ones he had known for the first three months of his life. We just got on with the treatments and hospital trips as though they were completely normal and that's what our life was.
People's generosity was absolutely unbelievable. I expected people to donate one or two pounds each and raise around £200 in total. When I woke up the next day and we had already received over £500 in sponsors, I almost had a heart attack. It was so emotional reading everyone's messages they would leave but it really made me see how amazing people can be. The sponsors kept on coming and by the day of the walk we were up to over £6000.
The walk was really good fun and I met some amazing people who really helped me see that life does go on and you don't have to let Rb ruin your life. I have stayed in touch with a couple of mums and look forward to seeing everyone again at the walk this year. We have still got a really long way to go before Jacob will be given the all clear but fundraising, raising awareness and chatting to other families going through the same really does make it a little bit easier.
You can read more about Jacob's journey through Charlene's blog, Through Jacob's Eyes at www.jacobknoxwright.blogspot.co.uk
If you'd like to help raise funds for CHECT like Charlene, you could register to take part in this year's Carrots Nightwalk here.
How your company can help
Eye cancer will alter the lives of not just the child affected, but parents, siblings, extended family, schools, friends and the wider community. So although rare, this cancer will have touched a very wide audience and the sporadic nature means it could affect anyone in the future. This is why your staff, customers and clients will be able to relate to our cause.
Charity partnerships
Let us help you to fulfil your corporate social responsibility and marketing objectives through an extensive and varied range of fundraising activities. Join in with a World Record Breaking skydive or create some amazing cakes to sale we will work with you to develop an exciting calendar of events to engage everyone in your team. Linking in a communication plan we will create a partnership, offering excellent fundraising, PR and team building opportunities
Give as you Earn
Give As You Earn sometimes known as Payroll Giving allows anyone in the company to make a donation quickly and easily directly from their salary. As the donation is deducted from the gross amount, it means a £5 donation costs the donor £4.
If your not already signed up to this scheme, contact the Charities Aid Foundation, on 01732 520000 or visit their website.
Achieve great brand awareness amongst your customers, and our supporters, by sponsoring one of our exciting projects or events. Our plans include an exclusive art exhibition, members' weekend and an open water swim in Windermere. Or we can work with you to create your own sponsored event.
Cause Related Marketing
The results of a survey run by Business in the Community showed the important place of CRM.
86% of consumers are more likely to buy a product that is associated with a cause or issue;
73% of consumers would switch brands; and
64% of consumers feel that cause related marketing should be a standard part of a company's business practice.
Together we can create a CRM partnership that will connect with customers, gain a great presence in the community and engage with new audiences, whilst raising funds and awareness to fight eye cancer.
Pro bono support/gifts in kind
Your skills and expertise could help CHECT reduce costs and support more families that so desperately need our help. Whether it is design and print, training and skill sharing, a powerful introduction or a one off gift any of these has a considerable value to our team.
Volunteering opportunities
Does your company offer staff a volunteering day/s each year? - Here are some ideas about how you could use yours to help CHECT.
Join a cheering squad at the Virgin London Marathon
Bag Packing at you nearest supermarket is a great way to raise funds and raise awareness. You would need to get a few of your colleagues involved as well as a minimum group of 10 is required.
Arrange a bucket collection at your local supermarket or station or ask local businesses and shops if they would have a collection tin on their counter for the year.
What ever you chose to do, CHECT staff will be there with support and advice all the way through.
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Jones Act carrier TOTE Inc. has ordered two LNG-powered container ships, the first of their kind, to operate in the carrier's Sea Star Line service between the U.S. mainland and Puerto Rico.
The company said the ships represent "a major technological milestone" in shipping. The vessels will be built by General Dynamics' NAASCO yard in San Diego. The contract provides options for three additional vessels.
TOTE said the ships will have capacity of 3,100 20-foot-equivalent units, making them the largest container ships in the U.S.-flag domestic trade and the world's largest ships of any kind powered primarily powered by liquefied natural gas.
Both ships will be powered by dual-fuel LNG engines can burn either diesel or LNG. The vessels will greatly surpass the requirements of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's clean-air regulations.
In August TOTE announced plans to convert two diesel-powered roll-on, roll-off ships in the Pacific Northwest-Alaska trade to also run on LNG.
"We believe LNG is the fuel of the future," said Anthony Chiarello, TOTE president and CEO. He said the decision to use LNG was aimed primarily at reducing vessel emissions.
The Marpol Annex VI requires ships to burn low-sulfur fuel or LNG or use other measures within an emissions control area extending 200 nautical miles from the coast. All of TOTE's PNW-Alaska route and most of its Florida-Puerto Rico run is within that area.
The ships will be "the most environmentally friendly container ships in the world," TOTE said. The vessels will have carbon dioxide emissions per container of 71 percent less than the 1970s-era vessels Sea Star currently operates, and will reduce emissions of particulate matter by 99 percent, sulfur oxides by 98 percent and nitrogen oxides by 91 percent.
TOTE said it has committed more than $350 million to the project involving the new container ships. Chiarello said that figure includes costs of equipment and construction at terminals in addition to the ships. Privately held TOTE would not disclose the cost of the vessels.
The company said the new ships will carry five times more 53-foot containers than current ships in Puerto Rico and will include expanded volumes for refrigeration equipment.
The two new vessels are scheduled to enter service between Jacksonville and San Juan in 2015 and 2016. Chiarello said no decision has been made on where the possible three additional ships will be deployed, if they are built.
The ships are being ordered by TOTE Shipholding, a subsidiary that will charter the vessels to Sea Star, TOTE Inc.'s U.S. mainland-Puerto Rico carrier.
Technology for LNG-powered ships is proven but hasn't been used for container ships, Chiarello said. He said LNG would be impractical for a larger ship operating on a long route, because too much cargo space would be taken up by fuel tanks.
But he said it's ideal for a short trade such as the 1,100-mile route between Jacksonville and San Juan.
The ships are designed to make slightly more than two round trips per tankful between Florida and Puerto Rico, and the plan is to fill up at the start of each round trip. TOTE is still considering where to source the fuel.
"These vessels mark a new age of shipping using the best technology in the world," Chiarello said. "This investment demonstrates our commitment to the people of Puerto Rico and our environment. These vessels mark a new age of shipping using the best technology in the world."


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BEREA, Ohio (AP) -- Ray Horton doesn't believe his skin color played any role in him not being hired as an NFL head coach.
It just wasn't his time.
Introduced as Cleveland's new defensive coordinator on Tuesday, Horton said while he's "disappointed" that he didn't get a head coaching job after interviewing with several teams, he's grateful to have gone through the process and feels the league's Rooney Rule to promote minorities works despite contrary statistics.
Minority candidates were shut out of 15 coaching and top front-office jobs this offseason, a troubling disparity that led to criticism of the NFL's hiring practices. There are only four minority head coaches going into the 2013 season, the fewest since 2003, when the Rooney Rule was implemented.
Horton, however, feels he wasn't bypassed because he's African-American or because wears his hair in tight braids. There's no doubt he's got the credentials.
"I believe every NFL team owner is trying to get the best coach for their team," he said. "I don't think anybody goes into it thinking, 'I'm going to hire this guy because of 'X' reason other than he's going to lead the team to victories. So from that standpoint, I respect the process. So does it (the Rooney Rule) work or not work? I think it worked because I think every NFL team this year hired a guy that they thought was going to lead them to victory. I don't think there was one owner that said, 'I'm hiring this guy because I think he's going to run my program into the ground.' So does it work? Sure it works."
Horton was one of the candidates who met with Browns owner Jimmy Haslam and CEO Joe Banner before they hired Rob Chudzinski, who spent the past two seasons as Carolina's offensive coordinator. Horton noted that hiring offensive-minded coaches seemed to be this year's trend.
The 52-year-old, who played in 147 career games as a defensive back for Cincinnati and Dallas, remains hopeful he'll one day get his shot at being a head coach. But until that time arrives he won't be bitter and he's protesting against what appears to be an unequal system in a league where about 70 percent of the players are minorities.
"I wasn't disappointed at all for minorities," he said. "I was disappointed for Ray Horton. ... I'm just disappointed because I have expectations. I have expectations for our team, for our defense. If you don't meet them, you're disappointed. I'm not mad. I'm not frustrated. Disappointment is the right adjective for me because you're disappointed and you move on."
Horton, who spent the past two seasons as Arizona's defensive coordinator, can't wait to get his hands on a young Cleveland defense he hopes to mold into one of the league's best units.
After recently stating in a radio interview that he intended to switch the Browns from a 4-3 front to a 3-4, Horton refused to put any numerical label on the base scheme he'll use next season.
"We're going to look like an aggressive, forward attacking defense that has big men that can run and little men that can hit," he said. "That's the most important thing to me -- what do we look like, not what we line up in. We may be a 3-4 on one snap. We may be a 4-3 on another snap. I guarantee you we'll be a 5-2 sometimes, and we'll be a 4-4 sometimes. We are a multi-front, attacking defense, and that's the most important thing, not what player lines up where, how he stands, what stance he's in. Attacking, aggressive defense."
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With global meat consumption projected to double by 2050, reducing your meat intake by 10 to 20 percent can lighten your carbon footprint — and enhance your health. But is eating less meat easier said than done?
Meatless Monday is a well-publicized and practical way to cut down on animal-protein consumption. But routine meat-eating doesn't have to be an all-or-nothing proposition. And for vegetarians considering putting some artisanal meats, such as grass-fed beef or pasture-raised pork, back into their diets, the abstinence model is no help at all.
In a country where dinner is defined by a big protein with two sides, it can be challenging to retool your relationship with meat. Here are eight ways to slash portions, down to two to four ounces per person. The concepts apply to whatever meat source you choose — chicken, beef, pork, lamb, bison — for any meal any day of the week.
A former vegetarian, Lynne Curry spent the past couple of years eating a lot of beef to research her forthcoming cookbook on grass-fed beef, Pure Beef: An Essential Guide to Artisan Meat with Recipes for Every Cut (May 2012). She blogs at Rural Eating.
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It seems to me that a good portion of the tips ask us to add carbs to make up for lessening the meat protein.I don't think that is the way I wish to go.
Patricia makes a really good point. Anyone else want to weight in on this one?
I'm always looking for protein ideas for dinners, and it's nice to have one article with many, many ideas. I don't understand the carb comment. I see one or two carb-oriented ideas, but way more meat and veggie ideas--pretty important to me because I no longer eat gluten. I've actually been on a tear of eating 2/3 fruits and veg to no more 1/3 meat and/or grain at a meal. Thanks for the meal inspiration. :-)
To JS Seattle. Can't go wrong by filing the plate with fruits, vegetables, and non-gluten grains. Some confusion comes, perhaps, because from a nutrition perspective, fruits and vegetables actually are carbohydrates. However, the "carb comment" refers specifically to the government recommendations from the Pyramid through MyPlate to make carbohydrates the major source of calories and the confusion this recommendation has caused. Some have argued that the recommendation to eat more carbs has actually fueled the obesity epidemic.
guaau muy buen aporte ,uno en esta vida y en el siglo que vivimos se hace dependiente de la carne por lo cual valoro mucho su aporte con referente de como comer menos carne...saludos
I'm fat. I've lost weight on Atkins diet. I will not add filler to hamburger. I ordered an old cheap used copy of Laurel's Kitchen Revised edition for ideas for vegetarian meals. Some out of date nutritional information is better than none at all if you are slashing meat. I have a copy of the Laurel's Kitchen Bread Book and was impressed by the lack of white sugar and white flour in the recipes. Also the ingredients are not strange and costly, I'm poor. I am willing to cut meat. I am willing to eat meatless meals if my family will eat that too, and I feel the meal is nutritious. What is missing here is practical advice for getting the nutrition you need without the meat. Meat-eaters like myself do not know how to replace the lost protein. It is not clear to me that you can take something nutritious away and not replace it with something equally nutritious just less meaty. I am trying to learn. Proteins are important. The Depression didn't make for a lot of healthy people as far as I know.
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Sax player Ori Kaplan, keyboard player Tamir Muskrat, and MC Tomer Yosef, the madmen behind Balkan Beat Box, are spearheading the latest underground music trend Eastern European mashup. Like their New York compatriots in Gogol Bordello, the trio takes the fractured rhythms of the Eastern Bloc and drops in steaming portions of reggaeton, klezmer, flamenco, Bulgarian wedding tunes, stomping gypsy music, and dub-wise reggae to create a bass-heavy, booty-bouncing sound. Songs like "Joro Boro" take the otherworldly harmonies of traditional Bulgarian women's music and tweak them with twangy spaghetti-Western guitars and klezmer horns. "Habibi Min Zaman" sounds like the theme song from a Turkish spy movie out of the '60s, and "Digital Monkey" drops delirious gypsy horn lines into a pounding dancehall backbeat. Somehow, the group's inventive blend of acoustic and electronic textures keeps things down-to-Earth, even as they're spinning wildly out of control.


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EL SEGUNDO, CA — The National Hockey League Entry Draft is one huge crapshoot in terms of teams landing prospects who will make it to the NHL level to stay, let alone big stars, even for those who are lucky enough to be first round picks.
For those who end up being selected in later rounds, the odds of making it to the NHL are much, much longer. Nevertheless, every so often, they not only make it to the NHL, but they thrive there.
The most notable cases in point among Kings draft picks (not including active NHL players) would be:
- Butch Goring, Center (fifth round, 51st overall, 1969)
- Billy Smith, Goaltender (fifth round, 59th overall, 1970)
- Dave Taylor, Right Wing (15th round, 210th overall, 1975)
- Mark Hardy, Defenseman (second round, 30th overall, 1979)
- Bernie Nicholls, Center (fourth round, 73rd overall, 1980)
- Kevin Stevens, Left Wing (sixth round, 108th overall, 1983)
- Luc Robitaille, Left Wing (ninth round, 171st overall, 1984)
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Her post-baby body looks absolutely unreal.
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By Steve Brennan
By Ashley Zimmerman
Caetano Veloso has often been called the Bob Dylan of Brazil. But it's just as accurate to say that Dylan is the Caetano Veloso of America. Both are founding fathers of modern pop music, deified as icons in their respective countries. Each has written poetry, worked in film, and are political provocateurs, though Veloso is the only one to spend time in jail for his activism. Back in the '60s, he fused bossa nova with arty rock guitars, edgy jazz, spoken word, and folk influences from Brazil's Bahia region to help create the tropicalismo sound. And his musical innovations have continued through the present. -- John Anderson
Caetano Veloso performs at 8 p.m. Sunday, October 10, and Monday, October 11, at Gusman Center for the Performing Arts, 174 E. Flagler St., Miami. Tickets range from $40 to $75. Call 305-374-2444.


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Ina Jean Schwenn (1934 - 2010) was born on August 28, 1934. She was born into the Schwenn family.
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