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The Old Hall Hotel
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The Rising Sun
Cherry Tree
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Top Spinners
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The Unicorn Inn
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The Sitwell Arms
William IV Inn
The Linley Tavern
The Railway Arms
Embrace Cafe Bar
Gardeners Arms
Old Market Tavern
Old Market Tavern
Tavern On The Green
The Slug And Lettuce
The Lily Bar
BackStage Hotel
Butter's Cafe
The Malt House
The Graces Bar & Grill
The Swan Inn
The Black Rabbit
The Eagle
The Olive Branch
The Stag
The Lion Brewery
The Lion Brewery
Blend Coffee Bar
The Ash Tree
The Auction House
The Bluebell Inn
Dog & Pheasant
The Prince Of Orange
The Station Hotel
The Sycamore
The Boughey Arms
Mackenzies Highland Inn
Kingsbury Square
Shoot Pool
The Aristocrat
The Barn
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The Square
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The George Inn
The Kings Arms
The Exhibit
Brewer's Cask
The Pear Tree
Peregrine Art Café
The Musketeer
Banham Barrel
The Bell Inn
Studio 3 Arts
The Spotted Dog
The Halfway House
The Treehouse
The Butchers Arms
The White Lion
The Murrell
Old Town Hall
The Fitzwilliam Arms
The Reform (Public House)
Porthkerry Park Beach
The Coffee Cove
Rhubarb Tavern
The New Inn
Basildon Studios Bowers Jam Night
The Quays
Burdall's Yard
Flan O'Briens
GPT Smokehouse
Pig and Fiddle
Porter Cellar Bar
Revolution Bar
St Michael's Church
The Assembly Inn
The Bear
The Bell Inn
The Black Cat Centre
The Curfew
The Forester And Flower
The Hive
The Huntsman
The Kings Arms
The Nest
The Rec House
The Rising Sun
The St Jame Wine Vaults
The Tramshed
The Tramshed
The Weston
Ye Olde Farmhouse
Leilani Resturant & Ashanti Lounge
Shaftesbury Christian Centre
The Anchor Battersea
The Grove
Westbridge School
The Badgers Wood
Grosvenor Casino - Golden Horseshoe
The Legion
St George's Church Hall Studio (1st Floor)
The Beckenham Bookshop
The Foxgrove
Bedale Riverside Club
Acta Centre
Candle Club at The Southbank Club
El Rincon
Spotted Cow
The Albert Inn
The Assembly
The Kings Head
The Rope Walk
The Steam Crane
The Windmill
Viva La Mexicana
Zion Bristol
Katy Daly's
The Pavilion Bar
The Cross Keys
The Queen's Head
The Dog Inn At Belthorn
Olde Plough Inn
The Boars Head
Marsha Arches
Verge Bar
Foresters Arms
Sun Inn
The Sun Inn
The Warren Queens Garden
Cock & Magpie
The Cock & Magpie
The Albany Hotel
The Railway Tavern
The William Camden
Reid's Bar
Binchester Community Centre
Cock And Pullet
Gallaghers Pub and Barbers
Hope Place Coffee Shop
The Stork Hotel
Acoustic Lounge Lizard at The Yardbird
Alfie Birds
Amber Tavern
Arca Bar
Bohemian Cocktail Bar
Boldmere St Michael's Football Club
Clearys Irish Bar
Coffee Room Café Bar
Foaming Tankard
Hennessy's Bar
La Cache
O'Rourkes Bar
Open Mic @ The Raven
Rowheath Pavilion
Shekinah Praise Cafe
Sheldon Heath Social Club
St Wilfrid's Community Centre
Tap & Spile
The Actress and Bishop
The Boldmere Tap
The Bromford Club
The Chameleon Bar
The Cuban Embassy (The Bulls Head)
The Embassy
The Fiddle And Bone
The Flapper
The Hollywood Open Mic
The Inn On The Green
The Island Bar
The Ivy Leaf
The Mitre
The New Inns
The Old Crown
The Prince Of Wales
The Priory Public House
The Roadhouse Birmingham
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The Village Inn
Tower Of Song
Triplex Club
The Black Bull Inn
Alex's Bar
Butterknowle Village Hall
Fort Theatre Bishopbriggs
The Three Tuns
Halo Café
The Prom
Tom Thumb
The Hare and Billet
The Windmills End
No.5 Café
Number 3 Pub
The Star Bar
The New Forresters
Starlite Lounge
Bognor Regis Railway Club
The Cabin
The Claremont
The Kings Beach
The Kings Beach
The Lion
The Railway
The Ship
The White Horse
The William Hardwicke
Blue Boar
Dog and Partridge
Finishers Arms
Old Original Bay Horse
Red Lion Hotel
Rose and Crown
The Beaumont Arms
The Belmont Bull
The Brierfield Pub
The Grey Mare
The Masons Arms
The Millstone
The Rabbit Saloon
The White Horse
Ye Jolly Crofter
Ye Olde Man & Scythe
Berkeley Arms
Blue Boar
Bournemouth East Con Club
Chaplins & Cellar Bar
Key West Bar & Grill
Mad Cucumber - Vegan Lounge
Mello Mello Bar
Name Our Bar
Smokin' Aces Cocktail Bar & Whiskey Lounge
Smokin' Aces Cocktail Bar & Whiskey Lounge
St Michaels Hotel
The Dean Park Inn
The Dean Park Inn
The Firkin Shed
The Owl's Nest
The Porterhouse
The Richmond Arms
The Winchester Pub
Winton Liberal Club
The White Hart
The Red Lion
The Acoustic Couch
The Crown Wood
Factory Street
The Black Swan
The New Inn
Wireless Bar
Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre
Rose & Crown
The Horse & Groom
The Oaklands Inn
The Fox
The Rising Sun
The Robin
The Spread Eagle
93 Feet East
Cafe 1001
The Full Stop Bar
The Green Meadow
The Wicked Lady
Old Market, Bridgwater
Spaxton Village Hall
The Cobblestones
The Ropemakers
The New Wellington
The Barge Inn
Bar Broadway
Brighton Arts Club
Crown Kemptown
Duke of Norfolk
Grosvenor G Casino Brighton
Hop Poles
Hotel Pelirocco
J W Lennon's
Junkyard Dogs
Lucky Voice
Maloolah Bah
Medusa Bar
Prince Arthur
Revolution Brighton
The Bevy
The Dorset Bar & Kitchen
The Farm Tavern
The Font
The Gladstone
The Hanover
The Hanover
The Hare and Hound
The Hope
The Joker
The Juggler
The Lectern
The Lord Nelson
The Marlborough
The Northern Lights
The Office
The Prince George
The Signalman
The Tempest Inn
The Three Jolly Butchers
The Victory Inn
The Walmer Castle
The West Hill
The White Rabbit
Thomas Kemp
Worlds End
Ye Old King And Queen
The Kings Arms
The Pilgrim Inn
Ask Restaurant
Mr Wolf's
Nova Bar
Salt Cafe
The Beer Emporium
The Bunch of Grapes
The Doghouse
The Gallery
The Greenhouse
The Lanes Bristol
The Old Duke
The Phoenix
The Ram
The Silver Salmon
The Three Sugar Loaves
The Three Tuns
The Velindra
The White Hart Pub
Under the Stars Bar
Queens Arms
The Burton
48 Bar
Bar 48
Carlos Bar
Craft Beer Co. Brixton
Electric Social
The Beast Of Brixton
The Hand In Hand Pub
The Junction
Upstairs At The Ritzy
Upstairs at the Ritzy
Bristol Cider House
Phoenix Cafe, Shop, Artshub
The Volunteer Tavern
The Barrel And Horn
The Hop Pole Inn
The Park Gate Inn
House Of Juice
Welton Memorial Club
The Windmill
The Crown Inn
The Woolpack
The Victoria
The Bee
Ritz Acoustic Club
The Chickenshack
The Crown Inn
The Dog
The New Inn
The Waterloo
The Wheel Inn
Hamers Arms
Hark to Dandler
Hark To Towler
Retro Lounge Bar
Rose & Crown
The Blind Tiger
The Sundial
The Bull, Troston
The Hunter Club
The Plough Cadishead
The Coach & Horses, Cadnam
The Cellar
The Old Clink
The White Hart Hotel
The Boot Inn
The Tamar Inn
Calverley Conservative (Non-political) Club
The Thornhill
Camberley Theatre Bar
Four Horseshoes
Mr Bumble
The Royal Standard
Little Cat Cafe
The Crooked Well
The Flying Dutchman London
The Joiners Arms
St Aubyn Arms
Greens Coffee
Clowns Cafe
Six Bells
The Alma
The Blue Moon
The Dobblers Inn
The Earl Of Beaconsfield
The Red Bull
The Rock
Tram Depot (Cancelled)
Belushi's Camden
Camden Eye
Camden Head
Campbell's Canal Café
Guanabana Restaurant
Lock 17
Phoenix Artist Club
T.E Dingwall Building
The Cavern At Belushi's Camden
The Crowndale
The Cuban Camden
The Dublin Castle
The Elephant's Head
The Fiddler's Elbow
The King And Queen
The Monarch
Upstairs At The Cuban
Henrys Cafe Bar
The George Pub
Gimme Shelter
The Anchor Inn
The Blean Tavern
The Old Yew Tree
The Royal Oak
Three Tuns
10 Feet Tall
Contis Open Decks
Earl Haig Club
Face 11
Gwdihw Cafe Bar
Gwdihw Cafe Bar
Llandaff Institute
Miss Jones
Rileys Pool Hall
St. Peter's Rugby Club
The Bierkeller
The Cayo Arms
The Claude
The Gate
The Hashery
The Live Lounge
The North Star
The Owain Glyndwr
The Robin Hood
Whitchurch RSS Club
Y Fuwch Goch
Ye Old Butchers Arms
Zen Bar @ The Atrium
The Beanstalk Cafe Bar
The Blackwell Ox
The Great Northern Inn
The Manor Hotel
The Catford Bridge Tavern
The Perry Hill Pub
Sandy Park Inn
The Globe Inn
Sun Pier House
The Alton Castle
The Ashlea
The Kenilworth
The Red Lion
The Seven Tuns
Dog & Partridge
The Blue Lion
The Crown
The Riverside Inn
The Bolton
The Troubadour
Five Alls
Shutter Inn
Six Degrees Of Separation
The Fairview
The Ridge
The Castle Inn
The Rum Bar
Crown Hotel
The Gamekeepers Lodge
The Old English Gentleman
Cruise Nightclub
The Bridge Inn
The Carlton Tavern
The Plumbers Arms
Unity Centre
Grassmoor WMC
Real Time Live
Sun Inn
The Blue Bell
The Industry Inn
The Neptune Beer Emporium
The Stonegravels
Jubilee Hall
La Havana
The Bader Arms
The Bader Arms
The Barleycorn
The Eastgate Inn
The Globe
The Richmond Arms
The Vestry
The Wickham
The Winterton Arms
The Baker Arms
Winters Bar
Jax Bar
Old Road Tavern
The Portcullis Hotel
The Patriots Arms
George IV, Chiswick
The Old Pack Horse
The Pilot
The Raven Pub
Dog Inn
Prince Of Wales
Rose And Crown
The Beaumont
The Imperial
The Prince Of Wales
The Railway Inn
Morley Cheeks
Strange Brew
The Jam Inn
The Jam Inn
The Spread Eagle
The Thomas Tripp
Churwell Club
The New Inn
The Forge Hammer Inn
The White Hart Inn
The Nelson
The Vaults, The Golden Farm
Cable Club
Cable Street Studios Unit B
Elixir Bar
Grosvenor Casino (Piccadilly Circus)
London Stone
The Albion
The King William IV
The Slaughtered Lamb
The Warehouse
Trapeze Bar
Del'Aziz and Zahra bar
Northcote Records
Revolution Clapham
Clapham Library
Venn St Records
Dom's Place
The Forts Arms
The Lord Nelson
Fox And Hounds Community Pub
Matthews Coffee House
The Old Pack Horse
The Apple Tree
The Bowler
The Horseshoe
The Piano Works
Wedge Issue
Amoeba Bar
Be In Bristol
BSB (Bristol Stylish Bars)
Illusions Magic Bar
The Brass Pig
The Bristol Fringe
The Bristol Fringe Cafe-bar
The Clifton Wine Bar
The Mall
The Royal Oak
The Ship Inn - CANCELLED
The Vittoria
The Black Horse
The Dog Inn, Whalley
Clovenfords Hotel
Angel Inn
Hare And Hounds
Hermitage FM
New Bardon
The Bitter End Pub
The Bush Inn
The Swan Inn
St Botolph's Waiting Room
The Artilleryman
The Bull
Green Chimney Cafe Bar
The Greyhound
Colcombe Castle
The White Hart
Music N' More
The Crown Public House
The Blue Bell
Springfield Pub
Harpers Brook
The Dorset Soldier
Pegasus Country Club
The Bulls Head
Cosham Conservative Club
Bar 155
Bishops Tavern
Kingsdown Wine Vaults
Plantation Caribbean Bar & Restaurant
The Blue Lagoon
The Cider Press
The Hare On The Hill
The Hill
The Robin Hood
The Shakespeare
Queens Head Inn
Henrys Cafe Bar
Poetry Cafe
The Phoenix Artist Club
Bar Suave
Esquires Coffee House
Rosie Malones
The Biggin Hall
The Quadrant Club
The Shakespeare
The Shakespeare
The Tin Music and Arts
The Town Crier
Whitefriars Olde Alehouse
The Coach House
Waggon And Horses
Rowfant House
Crayford Arms
The Hawk Inn
The Hawk Inn
The Royal Oak
The Crown Pub
Wheatcroft's Wharf Cafe
Harris And Hoole
Kings Head
The Shaftesbury Tavern
Blue Mountain Cafe
Hoodoos Venue
Project B
Project B
The Bridend Inn
White Harte
The Dorallt Hentllys
The Falcon
Club Lounge
Betty's Coffee
Betty's Coffee
The Crypt
Vogue Fabrics
The Foresters Arms
The Papermakers Arms
The Railway Tavern
The Cock
Plume Of Feathers
Masons Arms
The Fox & Hounds
Oasis Venue H.G
Deptford Methodist Church & Mission
The Birds Nest
The Duke
Bar One
Half Moon
Kilkenny's Bell & Castle
New Zealand Arms
The Bishop Blaise
The Blacksmiths Lounge
The Bless
The Distillery
The Furnace Inn
The Greyhound
The Lodge Bar
The Tap Beer & Spirit House
Wilmot Arms
The White Horse
The Prince Of Wales
The Wheatsheaf
Bourbon & Black
Grosvenor G Casino Didsbury
One Lounge Bar
Ye Olde Cock Inn
Prince Of Wales
Three Horseshoes
Cask Corner Dive Bar
Cask Corner Dive Bar
The Leopard
Tut N' Shive
The Dovecote Cafe @ The Walled Gardens
Dorking Halls
Cavendish Arms
10A High Street
JD's Lounge
JD's Lounge Music Bar
JD's Lounge Music Bar
The White Swan
Strawberry Gardens
The Brook Inn
The Courthouse
The Tame Valley Hotel
The Volunteer Arms
Industry Dundee
The Bank Bar
The Braes
Hagan's Bar
The Angel Inn
The Floaters Mill
The John Duck
Dymchurch Royal British Legion Club
Earl Shilton Constitutional Club
The Bank
The Cherry Tree
The Herne Tavern
Henry's Kitchen
Signature Bar
The Europa
The Molesey Royal British Legion
Kings Arms
The Crown & Anchor
The Hurst Arms
The Townhouse
The Point Theatre
The Greenbank
The Wellington
The Lyndale Pool & Snooker Club
The Swan Pub
Middlesex University; The Forum
48 Below @ The Phoenix Bar
Argyle Bar and Cellar Monkey
Augustine United Church
Badabing Live Music Bar & Grill
Boteco Do Brasil
Christies Bar
Clerks Bar
Jessie Mays Bar & Kitchen
Kingsknowe Roadhouse
Opium Bar And Nightclub
Out of the Bedroom - Kilderkin Bar
Southsider Pub
St Margaret's House
St Margaret's Studios
The Amber Rose
The Blind Poet
The Blue Blazer
The Dog House
The Wee Pub
The Beehive
The Armstrong Gun
The Barley Mow
The Monkeys Forehead
Cilfynydd Inn
Clwb y Bont
Rose & Crown
Florence Arts Centre
Florence Arts Centre
The Ivory Arch
Colfeian Grounds
Eltham GPO
The Tudor Barn
The Crown Hotel
The White Horse
Epping Hotel
Bar XLR
Epsom Common Club
The Jolly Coopers
Rosey Macs (Formally Known As The Rose & Crown)
The Conservative Club
The Crooked Spire
The Henry Vi
Eton Wick Football Club
The Regal Cinema
Barnfield Theatre Ltd
Comedy Cavern
Heavitree Pleasure Grounds
Hole In The Wall
John Gandy's
The Angel Bar
The Globe
The Oddfellows
The Pheonix
The Sorry Head
The Sorry Head
The Whipton Social Club
The White Hart
The Malt Shovel
The Foresters Arms
Artisan Tap
Coffee On Wooer
North Star
The Acoustic Cafe
The Gothenburg Hotel
256 Bar
Fallow Cafe
Fallow Cafe
Finn Mccouls
Jago's Bar
The Front
The Jacob's Ladder Inn
Trengilly Wartha Inn
The Fareham
The Good Intent
The Travellers Rest
Cellar Bar
Stanford In The Vale Social Club
The Horse & Jockey
Prince Of Wales
The Swan Inn
The Farncombe Cavern
Bat and Ball
Hop Blossom
The Horns
The Queens Head
The Crown Pub
The Dukes Head
Market Inn
Feckenham Cricket Club 7:30pm
Chilton Hotel & Country Pub
The Red Lion
The Dignity
The Cross Hands
The Star
The Star Inn
The Green Man
Stripes Club
The Chambers
The Master Brewer
The Signal
Chequers Inn
Fosdyke Social Club
The Castle Inn
Cheshire Cheese
Kash 22
Ring o Bells
The Bears Paw
Nunney Village Hall
The Griffin
The Old Bath Arms
Broadway Bar And Grill
Brogans Irish Bar
Nell's Jazz And Blues
The Bedford Arms
The Durell Arms
The Hurlingham Pub & Kitchen
The Kings Arms
Station East
Masons Arms
Bar Groove
Jayz Bar
Lebowsis Pop-up
Nice N Sleazy
The CCA
The Rio Cafe
Zebra Bar & Cafe
The King Arthur
The Market House Inn
Best Music Warehouse
The Bluebell Wood
Cross Keys Inn
The Cavern
The Deans Walk Inn
The Flying Shack
The York
QD's Live Lounge
The Glencoe
The New Inn
Thorngate Hall
The Middle Ei8ht Pub
The Miller's Cottage
The Red Lion
Ye Olde Coach & Horses
The Fox
The Ship
The Traitors Gate
The Old Crown Public House
The Saracens Head Hotel
Newtown Club
The Anchor Inn Malvern
The Great Malvern Hotel
The Unicorn Inn
The Black Horse
The Royal George
Blenkinsopp Castle Inn
Manzanos Latin American Bistro Bar
Plume Of Feathers
The Star & Garter
The Yacht
Up The Creek
Winston's Café
The Boot and Shoe
The Baring Hall Hotel
Chancellors Bar
Old Guildfordians Club House
Robin Hood Pub
The Alley Bar
The Guildford Tup
The Kings Head (Quarry Street)
The Kings Head (Stoke Road)
The Rowbarge
The Royal Oak
The Wooden Bridge
Worplesdon Place
The Fox Inn
The Ship
Red Lion
The Station
Honicombe Manor
The Rising Sun Inn
Hackney Picture House, The Attic
Loves Company
Martello Hall
Shanes On Canalside
The Annex
The Hackney Attic
The Wick
Top O The Morning
White Post
The Waterside Bistro
Chapter 12 Wine Bar
The Brewers Arms
The Woolpack Inn
Olde Queens Head
The Hasbury Inn
The Vine Inn
The Angel Hotel
The Arncliffe Sports and Community Centre
The Murgatroyd Arms
The Yew Tree Inn
Crockstead Farm Hotel
Cock Tavern Theatre
The Bridge In Barnes
The Crabtree, Hammersmith/fulham
The Distillers
The Old Ship W6
The Old Suffolk Punch
The Pear Tree Pub
Burgh House & Hampstead Museum
The Bulls Head
Le Junction
The Horns And Horseshoes
The Square
Bilton Wmc
Ivory Bar
Harrow Arts Centre
Hennessey's Live Music Venue
Flix Movie Café
The Blacksmith Arms
Room Deardengate
The Griffin Inn
The Greyhound
The Print Works
The Printowrks
Whistle Trago
The Tally Ho!
The Golden Lion Pub
Black Bull
Cobbles and Clay Cafe
Hayling Billy Pub
Lily's Bar
Newtown House Hotel
Royal British Legion Hayling
The Hayling Billy
The Lifeboat
The Olive Leaf
The West Town Hotel
The Savannah Cafe Bar
Flying Coach
Cross In Hand Pub
The Brewers Arms
The Horam Inn
The May Garland Inn
The New Charnwood
Westgate 23
Sunnybank Social Club
Eccies Helsby
Henlys Bar
Henlys Bar
The Seven Stars
The Midland Hotel
The Bull Inn
Black Lion
The Plough
Half Moon Pub
Off The Cuff
Off The Cuff
Jungle Bar
The Hertford Club
The Tap And Spile
The Olde Queen Anne
Arts4every1 Centre
O'neills High Wycombe
The Bootlegger
The Dashwood Arms
The Falcon
The Mayflower
The Phoenix
The Coopers Arms
The Old Crown
The Old Talbot
The Plume Of Feathers
North Nineteen Pub
Shillibeers Bar And Grill
The George N7
The Hideaway
The Mother Redcap
Box Office, The Picturedrome
The Treguth Inn
Hula's Bar & Lei Stand
The Windmill
Hopwood Village Hall
The May Garland Inn Pub
Café Grounded Horfield
Great Northern Railway Tavern
The Lapstone
Grain Barge
The Adam and Eve
Modelo Lounge
The Bee's Mouth
The Blue Lagoon
The Brunswick
The Foragers
The George Payne
The Westbourne
Charlie Wrights
Stag's Head Hoxton
The Bacchus Pub & Kitchen
The Glory
The Gulp
Foresters Hotel
Kings Bar
Small Seeds
The Kings Head
The Railway
The White Horse Inn
The Sportsman
The Fountain Court Hotel
The Avenue
The Chill Bar
The Yard
J & Ts Neighborhood Bar And Grill
Isaacs on the Quay
PJ McGinty's
The Gardeners Arms
The Red Lion Music Room
Bank Of Friendship
New Unity Church
Radicals & Victuallers
St Lukes Community Centre
The Embassy Bar
The Hemingford Arms
The House Of Wolf
The Island Queen
The Joker Of Penton Street
The King's Head Theatre
The Library
The Steam Passage Tavern
The William Blake's
Aw Shucks
Speakeasy Smokehouse And Taproom
The Rising Sun
Ruskins Bar
The Rainbow Tavern
The Tin Hat Tavern
Brassiere Toulouse & Wine Bar
The Pilgrim Pub
Toulouse Lautrec Jazz Club
The Paradise
3ff star house
The Oxford
The Rose & Crown
The Twa Dogs Inn
The Dog And Gun
Farrells Irish Italian
Talbot Inn
The Crown Inn
North London Tavern
Sir Collin Campbell
The Brondes Age
The Squirrel
The Tricycle Theatre
The Midland
Drink, Shop, Do
The Lucas Arms
The Star of Kings
Wood End Working Mens Club
The Toby Jug Pub
Red Bull
Knights Park Student Union
The Druids Head
The Foresters Arms
The Old Moot House
The Swan
Woody's Bar & Kitchen
The Duke Of Wellington
Kirkby Muxloe Sport Club
The Red Lion
The Sun Inn
The Manners Arms
Knutsford Little Theatre
The Elms Inn Pickmere
Frames Bar
The Golden Lion
The Park Hotel
The Penny Bank
The Stonewell Tavern
The Stonewell Tavern
The Storey Institute
Water Witch
The Farmers
The New Sussex Hotel
The New Sussex Hotel
The Crosswells Inn
The Cross Keys Inn
The Countryman Inn
TJ's Bar And Grill
The Leatherhead Theatre
The Royal Oak
Ye Olde Windsor Castle
The Trout Inn
Patesians Sports & Socal Club
The Royal Oak Hotel
A Bar Below
Baht'ap Leeds
Cabin 164
Dock 29
Duck and Drake
Full Circle Design Emporium
Jug & Barrel
Kirkstall Bridge Inn
New Travellers Rest
The Bierkeller
The Box
The Drysalters Pub
The Fenton
The Fleece
The Forge
The Hare & Hounds
The Hop
The Horsforth Manor
The Leeds Music Hub
The Merchant
The New Conservatory
The New George
The Old Hall
The Ship Inn
The Two Pointers
The White Swan Hotel
Unicorn Inn
Lees Live Lounge (Above The Swan Hotel)
Bakers Arms
Keepers Lodge
Mix'd Cafe Bar
Old Plough
Rileys Leicester
The Dunton Bassett Arms
The Hind
The Music Cafe
The Y
Top House
Peggy Sue's Music Bar
Peggy Sue's Music Bar
Conservative Club
The Cranky Weasel
The Stag
The Sun Pub
The Swan
Sun Inn
Talbot Hotel
The Crafty Vegetarian
The Crown Tavern
The Fox And Firkin
The Ladywell Tavern
The Ravensbourne Arms
The Golden Lion Hotel
The Rose Of Farington
Luna The Home Of Live Music
Northcote E11
Tommy Flynns
Feathers Inn
George IV
The Paradise Lounge
Fox and Hounds
Little Ferry Community Center
The Crown
The Locomotive
Old Inn
Doctor Duncan's
Hannah's Bar
Hole In The Wall
Lanigans Irish Bar
Pogue Mahones
Saint Tims
The Crown
The Crown Inn
The Eagle & Child
The Lingmell Inn
The Lingmell Inn
The Observatory Bar/Constellations
Shears Inn
The Shears Inn
The Shears Inn
The Cross Keys
Tafarn Bach - Castell Howell Arms
The Kilkenny Cat
Three Hoeshoe Inn
Bennigans Bar
Masons Bar
Bass House - Bluebell
George And Dragon Inn
The Swan With Two Necks
Saint Wilf's Club
The Pleasant Retreat
The Royal Oak Inn
The Fennel Street Club
The Pied Bull
The Three Nuns
The Toby Carvery
Trinity Methodist Church Centre
The Carpenters Arms
Lady Of The Lake
The Bull & Butcher
Castle Tavern
The Hightown Club
Chequers Inn, Ullesthorpe
The Castle Inn
The Scotch Piper
The Globe
Aztex Venue
The Links Pub
The St Annes British Legion
Toast Cafe Bar & Grill Restaurant
Swan with Two Necks
The Durham Ox
Machen Legion
The Forge and Hammer
Quarry Cafe
Short Stories Community Book Hub - NJ
Fifield Inn
Stag & Hounds
The Anchor
The Ark (Pub)
The Corner House
The Maiden's Head
The Star Inn
The Vine
The Waggon And Horses
4degrees Craft Bar & Kitchen
Atomic Comedy
Bar 6
Pop's Cafe
Spirit Lounge Maidstone
Stepping Stone Studios
The Flowerpot
The Old House At Home
The Sunny Sailor
Three Tuns Inn
3 Minute Theatre
Alt House
Ark Manchester
B Lounge @Brunswick
Bandit, Mugger & Thief
Bandit, Mugger & Thief
Blue Cat Cafe
Cheers Bar
Chorlton Folk Club
Cord (NQ)
Deaf Institute
Gorse Hill
Gulliver's Manchester
Hardy's Well
Hold Fast
Love 2 Eat
Mitre Hotel
New York New York Manchester
Pie And Ale
PKB Coffee
Rebellion Bar
Revolution Oxford Road
Roots Bar & Restaurant
Sand Bar
Simple Bar And Kitchen
The Albert Square Chop House
The Angel
The Bay Horse
The Burton Arms
The Courtyard
The Crescent
The Crown & Anchor
The Crown & Kettle
The English Lounge
The Fitzgerald
The Goose
The Junction
The Lass O' Gowrie
The Oxnoble
The Picturehouse (Band On The Wall)
The Pub/Zoo
The Rainbow Room
The Retro Bar
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East Providence upgrades bond rating
Governor Chafee Announces Standard & Poor's Upgrade of East Providence Bond Rating
Attributes City's accomplishment to strong partnerships
Providence, RI - Governor Lincoln D. Chafee and Rhode Island Department of Revenue (DOR) Director Rosemary Booth Gallogly announced today that, following a number of significant improvements in the financial health and stability of East Providence, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services raised its unenhanced rating (SPUR) on the city's general obligation (GO) debt from BB+ to A.
"Congratulations to the City of East Providence. All of the hard work and difficult decisions by the Budget Commission and City officials have been recognized by the national rating agency with this extraordinary upgrade," Governor Chafee said. "This is another example of the good work that has been done with the help and support of the State under the Fiscal Stability Act. Rhode Island has an important role to make sure that all of our communities are financially strong and vibrant."
In making the upgrade, Standard & Poor's noted the key role of the East Providence Budget Commission for adopting stronger fiscal management practices and obtaining balanced operating results. The Budget Commission was dissolved last month based on the State's determination that the fiscal health of the City had improved to a level that oversight of a Commission was no longer needed.
"This marked progress would not have been achieved if not for the partnership between the City and the Commission," Governor Chafee said. "Rhode Island is grateful to the Commission members (Michael O'Keefe, Diane Brennan, Steve Bannon, Council President and Mayor James Briden, and City Manager Peter Grazykowski), City staff, and Director Gallogly and Department of Revenue staff for all their dedication and determination to ensure a successful outcome."
"I am thankful to everyone participating in the efforts that made this upgrade a reality for the City of East Providence and its residents," Gallogly said. "I am very grateful that the hard work paid off and has been recognized by Standard & Poor's."
City Manager Peter Graczykowski commented, "The fact that Standard & Poor's increased our rating to 'A', five levels above the former rating of 'BB+,' is a real positive. We are very pleased and proud that the hard work of the East Providence Budget Commission, as well as the City Council, School Committee, and City and School management teams has been recognized so soon."
Mayor James Briden noted: "The City of East Providence now has an investment grade credit rating. This is a great day for our City and our taxpayers. This should create significant savings in future borrowing costs for the City."

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Start to Finish: 25 minutesServings: 12 Difficulty: Beginner
Cake mix muffins are -- just as they sound -- muffins made using cake mix. Essentially, cake mix muffins are denser and sweeter than regular muffins but not as sweet as cupcakes and almost always sans frosting. There are a few ways to make cake mix muffins, but the most common is by using applesauce as an easy and healthy alternative. The proportions remain the same no matter which type of cake mix you use, so experiment to find your favorite.
- 1 box cake mix
- 1 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 1/3 cup water
Step 1: Prepare the Tin
Spray a muffin tin with nonstick cooking spray. You can also use paper liners if you prefer. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
Step 2: Mix the Ingredients
Add cake mix to a medium or large mixing bowl. Stir in 1 cup of applesauce and 1/3 cup of water and mix until all of the ingredients are fully incorporated.
Step 3: Bake the Muffins
Fill each greased muffin tin with the mixture. Fill each cup about two-thirds of the way full for best results. Bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the middle of a muffin comes out clean.
Step 4: Cool Them
Let the finished muffins cool for five minutes in the muffin tins. Switch muffins to a cooling rack and let them cool for five more minutes before serving.
Cake mix muffins don't need butter or margarine, though you certainly can add it if desired. If you do, try brushing the tops of the muffins with melted butter -- just enough to add a delicious buttery taste.
- Try additions like cinnamon or chocolate chips, chopped walnuts or pecans, blueberries, chopped apples -- Granny Smith or Fuji apples work well -- raisins or crushed pineapple.
- Swap the applesauce out for other ingredients. Canned pumpkin -- not the pie filling -- or canned sweet potatoes work well with a chocolate, spice or carrot cake mix.
- Mashed banana is an excellent option in a yellow or chocolate cake mix as well.
- Plain yogurt will substitute in any cake mix.
- For a sweeter muffin, try blueberry or cherry pie filling in place of the applesauce in a white or chocolate cake mix, or use apple pie filling in a carrot or spice cake mix.


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21 June 2008
What do cowboys and photographers have in common? Cajones!!
Balls. Huevos. Cajones!!! Call them what you will but you got to have something akin to those gonads that give you the drive to do what you do. Balls are everywhere and I had to laugh and see for myself what kind of ball this other photographer Peter Yang actually had; There is was like a big oversized eye ball in his mouth; The money shot. What we do for a photograph....
I had never seen this part of ranch work; and I wondered what it would be like; what would my shot be? and how do I get it ?It's a wrestling match between men and animals. The irons are cooking, and the Vaqueros are dividing the cattle; the knife is sharpened, and the work begins; Strong men take down the calves and hold their legs and assess their sex; EMBRA!! MACHO!!
Female.Male!! The braying cattle, the smell of singed hair and flesh; the heat of the day coming on,dust rises and covers everything-we are all in the dirt, sweating from the heat; A little less than a hundred head of cattle for day one. Less than 40 the next day. There's a small quick cut above the scrotum, then the hand squeezes the pale flesh out through the open wound, and then pop! The dogs nip at the heels and steal the balls and are stacked on the fence; I feel proud of my picture of a mountain of balls on the fence.We'll have them for Sunday dinner. Makes one glad to be a photographer and not a calf.
How do we approach the classic, tried and true stories? What do we bring to the table to make a shot different? Stand out and tell the story? and what's even more amazing to me are the stories behind the story to getting the story......I so appreciate another's perspective; I learn so much and there is GREAT work out there. I look at the work of other photographers. Each has there perspective. I wonder do they ask the guys to dress up? or is it just the way it is. I notice ball caps with American logos taking the place of cowboy hats-I would rather have the line of a cowboy hat to fill my frame even if I curse the dark shadows under the brim...I fight for the eyes or try to make the darkness work. I work alone and can't imagine trying to light all of these places with a bank of lights....some times I wish I had a lovely assistant to help; so it's interesting to go at it alone. The boys are respectful and would treat me as a woman and have me sit up front; but I ask to ride in the back so I might see something different. I feel the wind, the dirt, and the smell of worn leather and the dogs; the Mexican radio, the silhouettes of Father and sons riding out and coming home.
National Geographic :Robb Kendrick: Beautiful portraits of Cowboy Culture
Robb Kendrick:The website
Adam Jahiel:Another GREAT photographer whose work I admire.
I have been learning a lot about my world through the blogs of others; and also am inspired to follow lines of work through the discourse on the web; This one was especially insightful and I was stoked that a magazine actually hired photographer Peter Yang for a sixteen day assignment. Someday I hope I can do work for TEXAS MONTHLY;The interview and the slideshow links are GREAT to learn what does go into the creativity and work.
SLIDESHOW: Peter Yang's photos for Texas Monthly
A PHOTOEDITOR: interview with Peter Yang
I sometimes wonder as I'm editing gigs upon gigs of images WHAT am I doing???? WHAT am I going to do with all these images?? WHO will be interested in them?? HOW do I keep on supporting my dream and work??? As I get deeper and deeper into the DOIng of the work the debt grows larger, and the proverbial question of work for money and to balance all of it looms at times in my mind....I am grateful for all I have experienced and somehow through the graciousness of family and supportive friends who believe in this work I have been able to continue to DO It....but sometimes I falter and wonder if a job at Walmart isn't around the corner as I try to figure out how to pay for the gas, the insurance, the bills....Maybe take a clue from my Mexican Photographer friends who go hawk prints at $3, $5 to the crowd. Are there people interested in my shots of balls??
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Bishie Wolf with Sword Colored by lady-cybercatWatch
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This took about three or so days (a few hours here and there) to color. I Used open canvas and photoshop, tho mostly OC. I used mostly the graphic paint brush and the watercolor brush a tiny tiny bit on the ground. I'll be selling the pencil and inked sketch of this on furbid soon.
very sweet
I like this pic, the art style just fits.
Only thing I don't like is that for the pic to match the pic, the wolf's 'face' should have the bishie flakes, not the sword...
Everything else is badass!!!
Only thing I don't like is that for the pic to match the pic, the wolf's 'face' should have the bishie flakes, not the sword...
Everything else is badass!!!
Great details in the clothes and body. I also like the fact you gave him a slim build. Most male werewolves you see on D/A have massive muscular builds.
I love him too bits! well done!
He is very hot. I will add him to my harem.
woo! i love this X3 so hot! lol faving this ....wolves are my big passion you know
reminds me of a Magic card.
Great job! He's drawn well, I like the outfit and the chains, and you've given him a nice pose and expression.
DAMN!!!! Awesomness, I love the weapons and the furry!!
I like this colored.I want talent,but I have none compared to you....oh well
it's not just talent, it also takes practice. keep at it. you'll get there! ;D
Great pose! I love how you colored the pic all nice and shiny like that. The rings in the sword are a very nice touch and I love the broken chain links on teh ground. Very beautiful!
great pose!
o_o; Tell me I can chain him to my wall and rape him. DAYUM he's hot. *Faves, for the shmexiness.*
Awesome, I like all the accessories and clothing. You do your digitigrade legs different than others I have seen, but I cant put my finger on exactly whats different.
Wow your coloring skills are amazing! Great Work!!
I LOVE this so much, the pose is great !!
Not much I can say that they didn't say before me.......Omoshire!
Good work!
Good work!
Absolutely nice color
Whoa, that looks great. *faves*
really cool!
wow i am so loveing it fave ^__^ gota love the wolves
wow, its so cool^^
Wooo it is extremely awesome. Nice outfit and colors!
Wow, cool! It's nearly perfect, only the outlines of the moon are a little too dominant in my opinion . I would like to see more pictures of wolves from you (they're my favorite animals).
Been out of town for a week, so this comment is long overdue, but that is an awesome pic. Keep it up!
very hot
That's one really great piece of art.
Omg! Color is cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oool!
oooh SWEET work on this piccy O_o that is one HELLA of a stance you drew there
VEEEERY well done on this pic..just love it
VEEEERY well done on this pic..just love it
I love his toes and his pretty sparkling sword !! and the rest is great too ^^ :-fav:
Ah, and the colored version turned out wonderfully, if not better. The smooth coloring of his fur, the texture of the ground and the sparkling gleam of the metal chain-links/jewerly as well as his sword, only adds to the already awesome appearance of the inked version of this. The border and background has a nice fitting with the character in appearance (artistically so) and colors (To which I never thought light purple with brown/tan/silver would look so good together until now. *is dazzled* O.o ) as to be the icing on the cake.
Excellent job there Cybercat. Keep up the great work.
Excellent job there Cybercat. Keep up the great work.
Interesting background, those burnt out warm tones work well with the foreground image.
I lack anything intelligent to say It's pretty. And shiny! Ooooh, shiny...
*bashes herself*
*is lost just looking at the beaming lavishness of this pic*
I love his expression...it's so determined!! And his subtle muscles, wah.....i'm loving the anatomy on this one. That outfit is spiffeh-tastic too!!!
*grabs him* My bodyguard....rawrr......
*bashes herself*
*is lost just looking at the beaming lavishness of this pic*
I love his expression...it's so determined!! And his subtle muscles, wah.....i'm loving the anatomy on this one. That outfit is spiffeh-tastic too!!!
*grabs him* My bodyguard....rawrr......
that outfit must pinch
Spiffy! Nice job on the hair!
Now that is one cool image. I love all the details, the shading in the fur and the background composition. Just excellent.
Wonderful line work! I also love the coloring! Great job!
ohmy. I likes this even more now. The shinies on the rings....fabulous. And the colors just go together so well....the background is great! I think I'm going to +fav this.....awesome job!
ooo! OoO!! sexy!


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Beautiful 3/2 condo nestled in the very popular Errol Estate Country Club community. Only 10 minutes from 429 hi-way, 20 minutes to downtown Orlando, 40 mins to airport and Disney world. This beauty has 2 bedrooms and one full bath downstairs with a over sized master bedroom and bathroom upstairs in the loft area. Nice size walk in closet, two balconies, 2 car garage, and newer appliances. All the plumbing in the condo has been replaced and all the windows except for the upstairs sliding glass door are all brand new. Errol Estate Country Club has an incredible 18 hole golf course, full restaurant, pool, snack bar, and lush landscaping throughout the neighborhood with mature Oak trees. Well established family neighborhood that's close to everything. They are also building a brand new hospital and a gorgeous Mall 10 minutes away. Come see this very unique condo before its off the market! This will sell very quickly!
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Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
County: Orange
Year Built: 1980
- 1½ story
- 2 car garage
Interior Features
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Master Bath
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- Loft
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- Woodburning fireplace
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Misc. Interior Features
- Walk-in closet
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Approximate Room Sizes
- Living Room: 26'×14'
- Master Bedroom: 15'×27'
- 2nd Bedroom: 14'×11'
- 3rd Bedroom: 12'×11'
- Kitchen: 19'×12'
- Dining Room: 14'×12'
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Condo Owner's Association Fees: $320 Monthly
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Tango For Musicians at Reed College features a rigorous curriculum designed to maximize student learning within and across our many featured activities.
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Instrumental techniques classes will be organized into two groups (A and B) based on technical proficiency and previous experience with tango. Students in group A will focus on developing practical approaches to tango using hands on materials designed specifically for their instrument. Students in group B will additionally be able to work on material from their own repertoire in masterclass settings.
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Hedgerow is actually in Rainow but because the Rainow parish boundary is right up against the houses of Bollington and the nearby Rainow roads have no direct access to Rainow village we like to welcome them as an extension of Bollington! Hedgerow is a very narrow country lane running all the way up the ¾ mile of Hedgerow valley - to the right side of the valley in the picture. It's very good for walking but please don't take your car unless you are visiting one of the properties, mostly farms, otherwise you might have a long way to reverse, not to mention a few long shrubbery scratches along the sides.
Approach off Spuley Lane.
Leads to several farms.
Nearest shops - Palmerston Street.
Nearest pub - Poachers Inn.
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Jean-Claude Darcheville has declared he wants to move back to France after interest from Marseille.
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Rangers striker Jean-Claude Darcheville has declared that he wants to move back to his native France after reported interest from Marseille.
It would seem Rangers would not stand in Darcheville's way as the arrival of strikers Kenny Miller, Kyle Lafferty, Andrius Velicka and the return to form of Kris Boyd have sent the Frenchman down the Ibrox pecking order.
Darcheville told the French press: "There is no doubt Marseille will always be a legendary club. I'm not sure I could refuse that kind of offer."
Rangers boss Walter Smith is rumoured to be looking to trim his squad in the January transfer window and as the 33-year-old signed a new two-year deal in June last year Smith will look to receive a cash deal for the player.
Darchville, who joined the club at the beginning of last season, became an instant hit with the fans and played an important part in helping Rangers to the UEFA Cup final.


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We rounded up some of the most physically reassuring robots there are. Some are soft and fluffy, others have big eyes that instantly register to us as cute.
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The corridors of power in Whitehall echo to the sound of former UBS bankers who occupy and have occupied a range of senior government jobs.
Commercial Secretary to the Treasury Lord Sassoon once worked at the bank, as did Robin Budenberg, the chief executive of UK Financial Investments, while former Conservative minister Lord Brittan is a vice-chairman of its investment bank.
When the Government needed advice on how to fix the banking system, Gordon Brown's key aide Shriti Vadera, herself a former UBS banker, turned to colleagues at her old employer for help.
Yet for all its political connections, UBS has often seemed accident-prone. Back in 1998 the bank lost nearly $700m (£430m) with the collapse of US hedge fund LTCM, leading to the resignation of most of its senior management.
In the financial crisis the bank lost more than £35bn, including £11bn on sub-prime debt alone, and had to be rescued with Swiss taxpayer and shareholder money to the tune of £29bn.
Among its less wise moves in the run-up to the crisis had been to form its own internal hedge fund, Dillon Read Capital Management, which in its two-year life managed to lose several billion dollars before being shut down in May 2007.
The reaction to these losses was an immediate culling of thousands of jobs. However, even here UBS managed to foul up, watching its rivals make record profits in 2009 as investment banking revenues rebounded.
This prompted an about-turn and the bank trebled salaries for senior staff as it fought to hold on to employees and rebuild its business, exacerbating an existing cost problem that had left the bank with the second highest cost income ratio of any investment bank.
Writing about UBS last month, Morgan Stanley analysts titled their report More Patience Required, a comment on the slow pace of restructuring at the bank.
"UBS is clearly a geared play on markets, and tougher markets produce more headwinds. The issue today is how much an uncertain near-term outlook in the investment bank affects the market's perception of the pace of the turnaround," wrote Morgan Stanley.
It is unlikely the analyst, or indeed UBS, thought the "uncertain near-term" would include a $2bn loss from a rogue trader.
The discovery of alleged unauthorised trades by Kweku Adoboli, a London-based exchange traded funds (ETF) trader, has again begged questions as to just how much the rickety UBS of old has been changed since the crisis.
On its website, UBS proudly boasts of its "five key principles" of risk management.
"The framework is dynamic and is adapted as the firm's businesses and the market environment evolve," states the bank.
However, that such a large rogue trade could have gone undiscovered until now raises uncomfortable questions.
"I am surprised that someone was able to circumvent their control systems like this," says one former ETF banker. "The systems are designed to throw up warnings if people exceed their risk limits."
At UBS a major investigation led by senior managers is under way to determine just how this was able to happen. Other banks will be double-checking their own trading desks.
"Every time something like this happens we always send in an audit team to check our own operations to make sure our control systems are robust and could not be circumvented in the same way. I have launched my own investigation," said one London-based investment bank manager.
On the face of it the case appears to bear remarkable similarities with the rogue trading scandal uncovered at French bank Societe Generale in January 2008. There, a young trader, Jerome Kerviel, who like Mr Adoboli had previously worked in the investment banking back office, was able to run unauthorised trades that ended up costing the bank €4.9bn (£4.3bn).
At Societe Generale "L'affaire Kerviel" led to the clearing out of the bank's senior management, and several hundred million euros of investment in new control systems designed to prevent any other would-be rogue traders from wrecking the business.
It is too early to tell what the UBS reaction will be, but a similar programme is also inevitable as the bank attempts to convince customers and investors that it has got to grips with the problem.
There will be those who say the incident makes the case for the full separation of retail and investment banking.
Less than three hours after UBS notified the world of the trading loss, the Robin Hood Tax Campaign – a vociferous critic of the investment banking – was attacking the City's "culture of irresponsibility".
"Policy-makers need to act now to bring casino banking back under control before their reckless behaviour causes further economic damage," said Owen Tudor, a spokesman for the campaign.
The upset at UBS is certain to have provided interesting background music for Sir John Vickers' meeting on Thursday with Chancellor George Osborne and the rest of the Cabinet banking reform committee to discuss his report on banking reform that was published on Monday.
Sir John pulled back from calling for the full separation of retail and investment banks, instead recommending the creation of a ring-fence around the UK retail arms of UK-based lenders.
"Investment banks can both create and destroy vast sums at a stroke. Supporters of a robust ring-fence for retail deposits now have some timely evidence to strengthen the case that the 'casino' nature of universal banks' racier units endangers the 'utility'," said Jason Karian, an analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit.
"Although British banks will argue that their risk-management processes are above reproach, a multi-billion-dollar loss by a rogue trader at a leading bank – even if it is a Swiss bank – will weaken their hand when it comes to lobbying against the separation of retail and investment-banking units," said Mr Karaian.
The last case of rogue trading at a British bank was that of Singapore-based trader Nick Leeson, who in February 1995 brought down the centuries-old Barings merchant bank after it was discovered he had lost $1.4bn in unauthorised derivatives trades.
"These sort of things can happen to any bank," said one senior investment banker.
This is unlikely to be the sort of argument that will convince a sceptical public that the current universal banking model, in which retail and investment banking co-exist, should be allowed to continue.
In Switzerland regulators have already slapped onerous capital requirements on local banks, the so-called "Swiss finish", to incentivise lenders to move out of higher risk activities into more stable businesses such as wealth management where the country has traditionally been a leader.
For Mr Osborne and the Government UBS's rogue trading scandal is unlikely to lead to a wholesale change of direction on banking reform, but it will certainly not help the banks argue for a watering down of the Independent Commission on Banking's proposals.
In that respect it could be that Mr Adoboli's alleged actions may end up having more impact on British banks than Swiss ones.


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So so long as there's good enough foreplay you should manage it.... Vaginas can double in depth too so I hear.
Besides there's always lube
But I understand why you're scared.... I'm very small myself and haven't taken anything too big.... But I'm ambitious to try
I does open so don't worry I know
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1. You were made to have a baby. That is a HELL of a lot bigger than a cock.
2. My ex is 4'11" and filipina. I watched her take a 10 inch, 2.5 inch around vibe with no problem, after slow working it in.
3. Your pussy will stretch to acommodate. It will also stretch back for your bf (unless you fuck 25 REALLY hung guys at a time).
This is just physics, medicine, and observation. You will be fine.
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"Best baby bum cream by a mile."
The first time many people come into contact with Sudocrem is when they have a baby and receive their bounty pack (for those who have never received or heard of a bounty pack, it is a pack of different manufactured products (nappies, baby bath, washing powder etc) given to mothers of new born babies, so they have the chance to try out the free products on offer). The sample is very small but it is well worth trying.Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream is a white cream, its main use is for nappy rash. But it does have a host of other uses that I will tell you about further on in this opinion.
One of the myths about nappy rash is it is caused by having the same nappy on for too long. Although in recent years disposable nappies have become so much better and help in keeping the babies wet waste products away from babies skin. The same is also true of nappy liners for terry towelling nappies. Even with these advances, baby's skin has not changed, it is very delicate. Also the waste products that they produce have also not changed, they are very acidic and wet.Another myth is that your not looking after your baby properly, it can be very distressing not only for the baby but also the parents. This is because of the stigma attached.
Please remember that covering up babies bottoms with nappies is not a natural thing to do, humans are the only animal that do this. Therefore its not really that surprising that at times the skin can and will flair up.
Nappy rash can occur for many reasons, if the baby is feeling poorly is probably the most common, a change in diet can also make babies bottom sore. And surprisingly enough when a baby starts teething can also be a cause. A good thing to remember is if your baby does get a rash it can be a pointer that baby might be getting a cold, or coming down with something and therefore it might be worth keeping an eye on baby.Nappy rash shows itself as reddened painful looking skin, if left untreated it can begin to weep and be very painful and distressing for baby.
At the first signs of nappy rash, clean babies bottom thoroughly (as you would at any nappy change), and then apply a thin layer of Sudocrem to the affected skin. It really is as simple as that, and you will find the following day the rash will have subsided and in many cases cleared up altogether. If it still there carry on applying the Sudocrem. I would suggest though if it does not clear up after a few days or gets worse then either visit your Doctor, health visitor or your local pharmacist, just to be on the safe side.I have found that an application of Sudocrem on our children has always been enough to stop nappy rash in its track, in fact the next nappy change the redness has normally begun to subside. It seems to act as both a barrier and a moisturiser
Nappy rash is not its only use, we have used it for any skin irritations on babies, children and adults, and we have never had any allergic reactions to this cream.Just in case anyone reading this may be allergic to certain products in Sudocrem here is a list of the ingredients,
Zinc Oxide E.P. 15.25%
Benzyl Alcohol B.P. 0.39%
Benzyl Benzoate B.P. 1.01%
Benzyl Cinnamate 0.15%
Lanolin (Hypo-Allergenic) 4% (W/W)
Purified Water
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Paraffin Wax
Microcrystalline Wax
Sodium Benzoate
Linalyl Acetate
Propylene Glycol
Citric Acid
Butylated Hydroxyanisole
Sorbitan Sesquioleate
Lavender Fragrance.
Sudocrem does have many uses apart from treating nappy rash, these are the treatment of Eczema, bed sores, sunburn, minor burns, surface wounds, acne and chilblains. I do not have personal experience on all of these so to comment would be unfair. I have used it for minor rashes on adults and children, and always with great success. Just apply a thin layer and cover with a light dressing if it would otherwise get wiped off.Expect to pay around £2.49 for a 125g tub or £4.29 for 250g. It is widely available in most chemists and supermarkets
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JDawson1982 published 05/10/2015Excellent :)
Suzanne8 published 23/11/2005My nan uses this for her dry skin, she thinks its ace!!! Your review is good thanks, I am a trying to be mum and am juat getting info at the mo about the products and the dos and donts. Its nice when a review tells you just that little extra about the 'human side' of things (like bums!!) not just the product its self. Thanks Suzanne
herbie1977 published 10/08/2005I've always used this at every nappy change with my 4 & they have never had nappy rash. Great review. Vicki x
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