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Jon was available to answer all of our questions before us coming in.
The check in went smooth although we didn't meet with Jon.
The apartment is much better in real than shown in pictures. The building itself, the great view and the cosy apartment are amazing.
Jon displayed all kinds of city guides to make your ny discovery easier.
We enjoyed our stay in NYC in this perfectly located place, near lots of different subway lines.
We'll definitely rent it again for another trip.
Jon's place in NYC was a great place with everything thoughtfully provided to make a great stay. The studio is a corner unit with lots of light and great views- these pictures don't really do it justice. Centrally located for our purposes (visiting UWS, LES, Chinatown, and Brooklyn) and the subway station was less than a block away. Couldn't have been more perfect!
I highly recommend contacting Jon if you're planning on staying in NYC. Jon promptly answered my questions and made sure I had all the details needed prior to arriving in NY. The apartment was comfortable and the location was perfect. If you're interested in exploring Lower Manhattan/Financial District especially, you cannot find a more convenient place to live.
As a side note, it can get a bit cold during the night (Nov/Dec), but with Jon's portable heater and a warm jacket, you should be fine.
Overall, I had a great experience. Thanks, Jon!
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Jon was terrific to deal with. The place is lovely, perfect for one person or a couple.
Easy access to subway.
Bring a robe and hairdryer if you normally stay at hotels.
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Jon's apartment is terric. As a host, he was very prompt and attentive to our needs making sure our stay was comfortable. The apartment was tidy and hardly lived-in. The concierge is also great at answering questions, and maintaining track of guests/faces etc, mezzanine is also great if you prefer some quiet time to read or work. Apartment is also conveniently near Duanereade, banks, and shops. I would absolutely recommend his place to a friend.
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"You May Be Right" Shrugs Off Unwanted Parenting Advice
Saturday, August 25th, 2012
21 months.
I am convinced that the best way to get someone to stop nagging you with their wrong opinion in regards to unsolicited parenting advice is just to simply smile and respond with, "You may be right."
If they still go on rambling in an attempt to convert you, just said it again; this time raising your eyebrows and smiling even bigger.
You can even throw in peripheral phrases like "I think I might have read a blog about that recently" or "I'll have to check that out."
We live in a time when "I don't agree with you" translates to some people as "I hate you."
So if a person is already passionate about a polarizing parenting topic that I either A) already have a strong opinion on or B) am indifferent about, I'd rather just move on as quickly as possible to the next conversation topic, as opposed to becoming the next victim of a parenting extremist's solicitation speech.
Sometimes it's just too much hassle to admit with someone that you disagree with them.
I don't mean to sound like a person without passion and conviction. Because I am very passionate about the things that matter to me; likewise, I am extremely indifferent about the things I don't care about or care to change.
"You may be right" is clever because it is also undeniably true.
No matter how firmly set I am in my opinions and stances on things like the kind of food I feed my kid or how I choose to discipline him, I could easily be wrong.
I am aware of that at all time. Whether the experts and scientific research support my view or not, still, I may be wrong.
Therefore, the other person with a different perspective as mine may very easily be right.
How arrogant of me to assume that I'm right most of the time about stuff. Or even half the time.
I might as well just assume, at best, I'm only right 49% of the time.
Granted, I want to be right, but I overanalyze stuff a lot.
Like when I half-jokingly wrote a post about hand-cuffing my son on the way to time-out.
It just seems weird to me that in the eyes of parents like me who are "non-spankers" it's okay to discipline your child by physically restraining them by exiling them to time-out, as opposed to physically striking them.
Yet somehow the idea of taking physical restraint a step further and putting handcuffs on your kid is absurd.
I see double standards there. I see norms based on tradition. And I question that. I question myself.
So, I may be wrong about a lot of my parenting perspectives. The other people may be right.
And when I give them confirmation of that, it helps skip the annoying conversation topic I don't want to be involved in, like a chapter on a DVD.
I'm such an impatient Millennial parent.
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mix 1 tbsp. sugar, 1 tbsp. molasses, 1 tbsp. dry yeast.
Set out in areas where ants are. They eat it, take it back to the nest and it kills every ant who eats it. The sugar and molasses attract them, the yeast swells up and kills them. Non toxic to plants, kids, animals, although they could get a tummy ache. Good luck to all, this has worked great for me, black or red ants.


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Have been making very similar recipe for years. A good quick "cheat" is to combine a jar of sliced, pickled beets and the hard-boiled eggs, and let the eggs marinate for at LEAST 8 hours. I think the Pennsylvanians who prepare "red beet eggs" regularly use beets for a reason-- it's about the taste as much as, if not more than, the color. I think trying this recipe with something like carrot juice (or other seasonal variations as suggested by previous reviewer) would be quite unpalatable. I'd be interested to know how it turns out, but I think it might truly be an "egg of a different color!"
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Duke University Press se queda con el ańo en curso y los dos ańos anteriores. Nosotros nos encargamos de almacenar todos los ańos anteriores, suministrando reimpresiones de alta calidad de la mayoría de los volúmenes previamente agotados.
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Vols. 1-48. (covering Years 1963-2010). Durham, 1963-2010. Partly reprint. $ 3100
- AMERICAN LITERARY SCHOLARSHIP covers current critical analysis of American literature. Bibliographic essays are arranged by writers and time periods, from pre-1800 to the present. Among the writers discussed are Poe, Dickinson, Emerson, Whitman, Fitzgerald, and Pound.
A journal of literary history, criticism and bibliography.
Vols. 1-84. Durham, 1929/30-2012. With general index 1-30. Mostly reprint. $ 5900
- AMERICAN LITERATURE is the leading scholarly journal devoted to American literary history, criticism, and bibliography.
A quarterly journal of linguistic usage.
Vols. 1-87. Durham, 1926-2012. Partly reprint. $ 6300
- The contributors to AMERICAN SPEECH are from different parts of the world and are interested in languages that influence English or are influenced by it. Such topics as English syntactical structure and different dialects are discussed in the articles (Katz/Richards).
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Vols. 1-39. Durham, 1972/73-2012. Partly reprint. $ 4300
- BOUNDARY 2 aims to promote thinking about the demands made on intellectual, political, and cultural life that result from the developments of globalization and the most important changes in the world's dominant historical and political narratives.
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Nos. 1-82. Durham, 1976-2012. Partly reprint. $ 3000
- The best feminist scholarship on film is found in the pages of this academic journal. Issues feature essay-length theoretical and historical articles on the depiction of women in film, key female film professionals, and various women's issues and their relation to cinema. While this title has experienced occasional delays in publication, librarians and researchers will find that CAMERA OBSCURA is worth waiting for. Each issue comes in at well over 200 pages, and the editors often include extensive bibliographies of feminist literature on film (Katz).
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Vols. 1-37. Durham, 1970-2009. Mostly reprint. $ 2.200
- Twenty-seven volumes of The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle, covering the years 1812 through 1852, have been edited and published through the joint efforts of editors at the University of Edinburgh and at Duke University. The CARLYLE LETTERS' scholarly significance lies in a broad range of disciplines, including biography, linguistics, politics, women's studies, social sciences, literature, and social history.
Vols. 1-18. Oxford; Durham, 1992-2012. Partly reprint. $ 1900
- The variety and depth of articles that comprise each issue of COMMON KNOWLEDGE are impressive. Contributors come from around the world and are experts in their fields. Many pieces are translated. In addition to the general columns, articles, and symposium, there are "Little Reviews," in which books and an occasional exhibit are reviewed. Some fiction and poetry are also included (Katz).
Vols. 1-32. Durham, 1981-2012. Partly reprint. $ 2200
- Formerly published as SOUTH ASIA BULLETIN.
- COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF SOUTH ASIA, AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST examines the politics, economics, societies and cultures of southern Asia in depth and encourages cooperative studies of this region and the Middle East and Africa.
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- CULTURAL POLITICS explores the global character and effects of contemporary culture and politics. The journal analyses the linkages between cultural identities, agencies and actors, political issues and conflicts, and global media.
Vols. 1-23. Bloomington; Durham, 1989-2012. Mostly reprint. $ 2000
- Affiliated with the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women at Brown University, DIFFERENCES provides an international forum for the analysis of cultural politics and gender issues through the lens of feminist criticism (Katz).
Vols. 1-161. Durham, 1935-2012. Partly reprint. $ 21000
- DUKE MATHEMATICAL JOURNAL is one of the premier mathematical journals published by universities in the United States because of the strict editorial standards used. Papers are short and are mostly concerned with the reporting of mathematical research. International Mathematics Research Notices, published since 1991 as a special section, is now being published independently to speed up dissemination of new research results (Katz).
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Vols. 1-36. Durham, 1974/75-2012. Partly reprint. $ 2900
- EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY LIFE addresses all aspects of European and world culture during the long eighteenth century, 1660-1832. It includes both articles and substantial review essays. Many issues are illustrated, and special issues have addressed themes from the art of close reading in eighteenth-century English literature to the stories that arose from European exploration of the South Pacific.
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Vols. 1-59. Durham, 1954-2012. Partly reprint. $ 4800
- ETHNOHISTORY emphasizes the joint use of documentary materials and ethnographic or archaeological data, as well as the combination of historical and anthropological approaches, in the study of social and cultural processes and history. It publishes articles, review essays, and book reviews by scholars in anthropology, history, archaeology, linguistics, literature and art history, geography, and other disciplines and is read by historians and anthropologists alike.
Vols. 1-35. Durham, 1958/60-2012. Mostly reprint. $ 3200
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Vols. 1-45. Durham, 1968-2012. Mostly reprint. $ 3400
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Vols. 1-18. Durham, 1993/95-2012. Partly reprint. $ 2500
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Vols. 1-92. Durham, 1918-2012. Partly reprint. $ 7100
- HISPANIC AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW pioneered the study of Latin American history and culture in the United States and remains the most widely respected journal in the field. HAHR's comprehensive book review section provides commentary, ranging from brief notices to review essays, on every facet of scholarship on Latin American history and culture.
Vols. 1-44. Durham, 1969-2012. Partly reprint. $ 5900
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Vols. 1-37. Durham, 1976/77-2012. Partly reprint. $ 5800
- JOURNAL OF HEALTH POLITICS, POLICY AND LAW fully covers the areas of politics, policies, and legislation in health care. Recent issues address such topics as maternity care and public policy, and how money is distributed for House races by the American Medical Political Action Committee. "News and Notes" and "News from Affiliated Organizations" are particularly useful. This journal is affiliated with 14 major U.S. health policy organizations (Katz).
Vols. 1-42. Durham, 1971-2012. Partly reprint. $ 4400
- Formerly published as JOURNAL OF MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE STUDIES
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Vols. 1-9. Bloomington, 2005-2013. $ 780
- The JOURNAL OF MIDDLE EAST WOMEN'S STUDIES aims to advance the fields of Middle East women's studies, gender studies, and Middle East studies through contributions across disciplines in the social sciences and humanities.
Vols. 1-56. New Haven, 1957-2012. Partly reprint. $ 2800
- The JOURNAL OF MUSIC THEORY fosters conceptual and technical innovations in abstract, systematic musical thought and cultivates the historical study of musical concepts and compositional techniques. The journal publishes research with important and broad applications in the analysis of music and the history of music theory as well as theoretical or metatheoretical work that engages and stimulates ongoing discourse in the field.
Vols. 1-52. Kyoto, 1961-2012. Partly reprint. $ 5800
- The KYOTO JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICS publishes original research papers at the forefront of pure mathematics, including surveys that contribute to advances in pure mathematics.
Vols. 1-9. Durham, 2004-2012. $ 1500
Nos. 20-79. New Series; Columbia, 1983-2012. Mostly reprint. $ 1500
- MINNESOTA REVIEW contains distinguished fiction, poetry, essays, and reviews on a diverse range of subjects and content.
A journal of literary history
Vols. 1-73. Durham, 1940-2012. Partly reprint. $ 5300
- MODERN LANGUAGE QUARTERLY (MLQ) focuses on literary scholarship and criticism, medieval to modern, with special emphasis on literary history.
Vols. 1-208. Nagoya, 1950-2012. With general indexes covering vols. 1-170. Partly bound. $ 7000
- Since its inception in 1950, the NAGOYA MATHEMATICAL JOURNAL has endeavored to publish research papers of the highest quality with appeal to the general mathematical audience.
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Nos. 1-117. New York, 1973-2012. Partly reprint. $ 2700
- NEW GERMAN CRITIQUE is published in English. With the Cornell University Department of German Literature as a sponsor, it strives to cover a broad spectrum of contemporary topics ranging from political/social theory and philosophy to literature, film, media, and art. Each issue breathes new life into well-worn topics by examining them "in the light of current theoretical debates." This ambitious and adventuresome journal is an important addition for academic libraries with German-studies programs (Katz).
Nos. 1-31. Durham, 1994-2012. Reprint. $ 2000
- NKA: JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN ART explores all areas of contemporary African and African diaspora art.
Vols. 1-53. Notre Dame, 1960-2012. Partly reprint. $ 4500
- NOTRE DAME JOURNAL OF FORMAL LOGIC focuses on philosophical and mathematical logic.
Vols. 1-45. Providence, 1967/68-2012. Partly reprint. $ 2100
- NOVEL: A FORUM ON FICTION contains essays and reviews on novel theory.
Critical approaches to teaching literature, language, culture and composition
Vols. 1-12. Durham, 2001-2012. $ 860
- PEDAGOGY seeks to create a new discourse surrounding teaching in English studies by fusing theoretical approaches and practical realities.
Vols. 1-121. Ithaca, 1892-2012. Partly reprint. Partly bound. $ 6900
- PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW publishes original scholarly work in all areas of philosophy with an emphasis on material of interest to generalists.
An international journal for theory and analysis of literature and communication
Vols. 1-33. Durham, 1979/80-2012. Partly reprint. $ 4200
- POETICS TODAY brings together scholars from throughout the world who are concerned with developing systematic approaches to the study of literature (e.g., semiotics, structuralism, narratology) and with applying such approaches to the interpretation of literary works.
Vols. 1-20. Durham, 1993-2012. Partly reprint. $ 2300
- POSITIONS offers a forum of debate for all concerned with the social, intellectual, and political events unfolding in East Asia and within the Asian diaspora.
Society for Transnational Cultural Studies
Vols. 1-24. Durham, 1988/89-2012. Partly reprint. $ 2900
- PUBLIC CULTURE explores major cultural changes taking place on the local and urban level as well as shifting trends in societies worldwide. Public Culture cultivates a "zone of contact where domains of culture encounter and contest each other." International in both scope and contributors, this journal includes research articles and essays on contemporary media, as well as on global social and political issues. Articles cover topics such as satellite broadcasting, cyberspace, immigration prisons, and ethnic violence (Katz).
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Nos. 17-114. Durham, 1978-2012. Partly reprint. $ 2400
- RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW takes a critical look at the past, scrutinizing conventional historical interpretations.
Vols. 1-111. Durham, 1902-2012. Partly reprint. $ 7600
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- THEATER is the publication of the venerable, sometimes controversial, but always interesting Yale School of Drama. Theater's articles very much reflect the social politics of contemporary theater thinkers, artistic directors, and writers. The political perspective is both fascinating and controversial. Each issue contains four to six articles, usually organized around a theme. The editors try to include at least one new "pathbreaking" new play per issue, and some issues contain several. The articles are often illustrated with what are sometimes breathtaking production photographs. Theater is an invaluable part of any serious academic theater journal collection (Katz).
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By Tom Breihan on July 5, 2011 at 3:00 p.m. EDT
On September 13, post-punk originators the Raincoats will release a reissue of their 1981 sophomore album Odyshape on CD and vinyl via their own We ThRee label. The album has been remastered, and it'll include liner notes by Sonic Youth co-leader Kim Gordon.
Around the same time, the Raincoats will also play a short North American tour that'll include their first-ever Chicago and Detroit shows. We've got their dates below, as well as a video of them playing Odyshape opener "Shouting Out Loud" at the 2010 ATP Festival that Pavement curated.
Video: Raincoats, Kathleen Hanna Cover the Slits
By Tom Breihan on December 3, 2010 at 5:25 p.m. EST
On November 20, British postpunk O.G.s the Raincoats played a show at New York's Museum of Modern Art, with a DJ set from Bikini Kill/Le Tigre leader Kathleen Hanna. During the Raincoats' performance, they payed tribute to a fallen feminist punk peer, Slits frontwoman Ari Up, who died in October. The Raincoats covered the Slits' "Vindictive" with Hanna joining in, making it an intergenerational punk rock ladies' night. Check it out after the jump, via The Fader.
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-- Postpunk originators the Raincoats probably served as direct inspiration for something like half the bands on Kill Rock Stars, so itmakes sense that KRS will reissue the band's self-titled first album, which includes their devastatingly badass cover of the Kinks' "Lola". That vinyl-only reissue is due on October 13. The band will play a few U.S. shows in October, including their first West Coast dates ever.
-- Icelandic laptop-pop weirdo Mugison really knows how to get his money's worth out of his Metrocard. On August 18, next Tuesday, Mugison will partner with Amnesty International to play a show in every one of New York City's five boroughs throughout the course of the day. He'll start out at noon at Staten Island's Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art, and he'll wind things up at 11 p.m. at the Williamsburg bar Pete's Candy Store. That's a lot of subway time, Mugison!
-- On September 1 in the U.S. (August 24 in Scandinavia), Rune Grammofon will release 3, the (shockingly enough) third album from the melancholy Norwegian pop duo Susanna and the Magical Orchestra. It includes a cover of Roy Harper's "Another Day". Members of Wildbirds & Peacedrums and Madrugada contribute.
-- The Wordless Music Meets Miller Festival unfortunately doesn't involve drinking cheap beer while tailgating before modern classical recitals, but it seems pretty cool nonetheless. The festival will take over Columbia University's Miller Theatre September 9-12. Destroyer, Nico Muhly, Tim Hecker, Do Make Say Think, Grouper, Sam Amidon, Doveman, Charles Spearin, and Julianna Barwick will all take part.
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The White Sox and Tigers look to keep the Twins from winning their seventh division title in 10 years.
Updated: March 29, 2011, 11:21 AM ETESPN The Magazine
Brace Hemmelgarn/US PresswireJoe Mauer and the Twins will look to win their division for the third year in a row.It's amazing what a new stadium mixed with a little success can do. The Twins christened Target Field in 2010 by winning their second straight AL Central title (sixth in nine years). Thanks to revenue generated by the new park and those division crowns, Minnesota now boasts a payroll that tops $100 million. In other words, these aren't the lovable small-market underdogs from the turn of this century. The White Sox and Tigers, in hopes of unseating the Twinkies atop the division, opened up their checkbooks this off-season. Chicago signed DH Adam Dunn (four years, $56 million) and re-signed first baseman Paul Konerko (three years, $37.5 million), while Detroit inked catcher/DH Victor Martinez (four years, $50 million) and reliever Joaquin Benoit (three years, $16.5 million). Who says only AL East teams dole out the cash?
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Research: Global pay-TV subs to grow 7% this year
Spurred on by the likes of Google TV, ABI Research said in a recent report that more than 719 million global pay-TV customers will sign up for services this year.
"Google TV will be hoping to fare better. Its additional versatility should be more attractive to regular television viewers."
ABI Research analyst Michael Inouye said Google TV holds promise because it combines Web-based video viewing with traditional TV fare on subscribers' living room TVs.
Dish Network has started a trial of the service, which requires a Google TV set-top box that uses the Android platform.
"Google TV will be very much a competitor to Apple TV, which offers a similar service. Apple TV, however, can only access content that is available from the iTunes Store," said ABI research associate Khin Sandi Lynn. "Google TV will be hoping to fare better. Its additional versatility should be more attractive to regular television viewers."
Last year, the Asia Pacific region, with its 363 million pay-TV subscribers, had the lion's share of the global pay-TV market, with cable TV still the major pay-TV platform, although ABI Research said inroads are being made by telco TV providers. ABI Research estimated that APAC would have a 31 percent share of the global telco TV market in 2010.
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Said to be Britain's oldest Indian restaurant, today's Veeraswamy is thoroughly up-to-date.Read full expert review
An international team of chefs serving some of the most exciting Japanese food in London.Read full expert review
National Dining Rooms
A British café-restaurant with sensational views of Trafalgar Square.Read full expert review
Lido Café Bar
Casually elegant all-day eaterie by the water in Hyde Park.Read full expert review
Meals served with 360° views from the top of an office block rightfully called Centrepoint.Read full expert review
Tate Modern Restaurant
Set on Level 7 of the popular art gallery, this smart restaurant has great views of the city.Read full expert review
Tom's Kitchen Somerset House
A relaxed brasserie within a spectacular 18th century Neo-Classical building by the Thames.Read full expert review
Brew House
A Neo-Classical Georgian villa with charming café in the former servants' quarters.Read full expert review
The Narrow
A gorgeous setting right by the Thames makes this worth a visit, but aim for a weekday.Read full expert review
The Garden Café
On summer evenings, this picturesque spot allows you to dine surrounded by rose bushes.Read full expert review
Blueprint Café
Every table in this light, cheerful restaurant offers a mesmerizing view of the City.Read full expert review
Oxo Tower Restaurant, Bar & Brasserie
Lovely views over the Thames and a cool new bar on the eighth floor of a London landmark.Read full expert review
A wonderful setting in which to enjoy the best of Britain's artisan food producers.Read full expert review
It's been exciting to watch London's food scene blossom over the past 15 years. Most welcome, however, has been the renaissance of British cuisine and it's this I urge you to seek out during your visit. It could involve a simple plate of sausage and mash and a pint of real ale in a gastropub, local oysters and a glass of English sparkling wine at one of the historic fish restaurants, or feasting at a world-renowned establishment such as St John, famous for dishes like roast bone marrow with parsley salad.
Locals are sometimes a bit sniffy about the gastropub trend, preferring at the moment to get excited about could-be-anywhere French brasseries and tapas bars, but my guests always say that visits to gastropubs are their most memorable London meals. Those, and the Indian restaurants. As you will see, pretty much every area has at least one rather anglicised curry house, but London has many excellent restaurants and cafés specialising in everything from Keralan and Gujarati vegetarian cooking to smoky Punjabi kebabs and the courtly cuisine of Lucknow. It is also renowned for its own style of Indian fine dining.
I'm a great supporter of independent restaurants, cafés and pubs, but do think it's a good idea for London visitors to have a few reliable chains under their belt, particularly when staying outside the city centre. I've included some of the best in the top 100.
London (indeed, Britain) is not awash with great cheap and mid-market eateries in the way of New York or Sydney: you can't wander in somewhere that looks nice and expect to have a good, inexpensive meal. Budget-conscious food lovers need to beware of three pitfalls: mediocre and rather poor places that cost far more than they should; seemingly cheap places that serve low-quality fare; and high-quality cafés and bakeries that are very nice but charge posh-restaurant prices.
The standard of street food in London is highly variable, too. In general the best is found at local farmers' markets (www.lfm.org.uk lists several, though not all), Borough Market and, on weekday lunchtimes, at Exmouth Market (which is a street, rather than a market!). If you are hungry and really do have just a few pounds in your pocket, the best value filler-uppers in town are Rasa's Indian takeaway lunchboxes (a complete meal for £2.95 if you order vegetarian) and traditional pasties from the West Cornwall Pasty Company (on the King's Road, in Covent Garden, and the major railway termini).
You'll have a better experience if you bear the following points in mind
- Always check your bill before paying to see whether service has been included in the total. It is as normal for the bill to state 'optional 12.5% service charge included' as it is to say 'service not included', in which case you will be expected to add something to cover it. Around 10% is common if you are paying in cash, though many staff would hope for 12.5% or more, especially if you are paying by card. When paying by card, make sure you don't pay service twice if electronically prompted to add a gratuity by the card reader.
- Some waiting staff still tend to ask if you would like 'still or sparkling water' for the table. If you don't want to purchase bottled water, for whatever reason, simply say 'tap water will be fine, thank you'. However there are some restaurants that do not serve 'tap' and make a flat charge (around £1.50, say) for filtered water.
- You can often dine more cheaply in premium-priced restaurants by eating early (usually before 7pm) and choosing from their 'pre-theatre' menu. These are sometimes not as lavishly garnished as the same dishes on the main menu, but suit many people very well. Die-hard foodies, however, often find the limited choice of dishes frustrating. Visiting at lunch and choosing the set menu has similar advantages and disadvantages.
- Children and babies are widely welcomed in London restaurants but if you plan to visit an upmarket place in the evening it is worth checking with them first to gauge exactly how welcome the little ones are. You may feel more comfortable and have a better time booking a table for lunch instead.
Duke Ellington said, "There are two kinds of music: good music, and the other kind," and that's very much the way I feel about food. As you'll see from the list of restaurants and cafés here, I'm completely egalitarian about cuisine and am as excited by a great new place for burgers, noodles or ice cream as I am by the latest haute cuisine restaurant or celebrity chef hotspot.
When putting together the Time Out London Eating & Drinking Guide, we cover over 1000 good restaurants, cafés and pubs within the bounds of the M25 motorway, so whittling them down to 100 for Simonseeks has been a challenge. It was essential to feature London's finest restaurants and the best or most useful of the latest openings, of course, but I'm also revealing the places most loved by the friends and family I've been welcoming to the city for the past 20 years.
There are plenty of other places I'd be happy to recommend, so do keep an eye on my Twitter posts for them and any great special deals I come across.


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and that is why I came to the forums anyways to get informed because I was surprised the first battle greatly.
As for the Impulse in Combat, I genuinely am wondering I am not making any accusations here, I am simply trying to learn and understand, I was really surprised to see a BOP under fire by 4 Feds (myself included) just run from 4km to 16km...and out of weapons range in a few secs...I get the impression that when I do evasive it does not last that long nor does it go that fast.
it is why I was puzzled. (maybe I can record some battles and post em up on Youtube for commentary).
that being said, yes if many of you have been playing for a month then yes I will agree that there is definitely game knowledge (what we call player skill), disparity at this moment and no decisions should be made based on that.
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Heading over now! I loooove a nice coffee cake, and this is a beauty!
Can we all agree that sometimes all you need in life is a slice of cake and piping hot cup of coffee. Okay unless you're like me, and you can't actually have coffee because the caffeine makes you bounce off of walls and go crazy, so I'll just stick to luke warm caffeine free tea. (super hot drinks burn my mouth. And if I burn my mouth I can't taste things. And what on earth would happen to me then?) But we can all agree on the cake part right? I mean I just need a little something sweet to get me through the end of the day. Am I wrong? I hope not.
That's where this Saigon Cinnamon Streusel Coffee Cake comes into play. It's a recipe I developed a few months back for Spice Islands. And it's freaking good. The cake is great – but its the Saigon Cinnamon laced Streusel that just blows you out of the water. Is it weird that I eat the streusel by itself sometimes? And I always make extra because I know I'm going to pick half of it away before I serve the actual cake. Yup. I'm that kid. I'll wear it proudly.
With all these holiday events coming up and parties galore, I think this would be a really nice hostess gift if you're into that kinda thing. I mean who wouldn't want to greet you at the door with this Saigon Cinnamon Streusel Coffee Cake in your hand? I certainly would welcome you right into my home and grab 2 forks and eat it with you with a few glasses of prosecco. Is that weird? If you're into that kind of thing, we could totally be friends.
Also. I'm just saying. This makes for an excellent breakfast.
You should make it. I promise you'll love it.
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Heading over now! I loooove a nice coffee cake, and this is a beauty!
I always eat the streusel first and most! Also, coffee cake is amazing any time of day, with coffee (or tea!) or wine, who cares! Cake is cake! : )
Psh, I always eat the streusel by itself. It's the way to go!
I wanna pick all that steusel topping off the top and eat it by itself
I am going to be the perfect bringer of cake for the hostess! That way I get to have some as well.
I love the glaze dripping down the sides…
I've been liberally dusting things with cinnamon so I can get some 'fancy' cinnamon once mine is out!
My mouth is watering, because I am a sucker for anything cinnamon and anything cake. Win win!
twinkies! I can't drink coffee either, and I love love love the Saigon cinnamon. Let's do cake + tea in NYC. It's settled then??
In the recipe it lists powdered sugar and milk twice. Does any powdered sugar go in the cake, or is it just in the glaze? Thanks!
Would it be okay to use salted butter and then omit the sea salt?
How do I get the recipe to come up?
I currently have this in the oven for Thanksgiving morning. Two comments: The directions don't include the powdered sugar and milk. I added them after the sour cream step. There is twice as much topping as cake, it could easily be cut in half and be plenty.


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Demi Lovato posed at Good Morning America today wearing the Elizabeth And James Aisling Crop Stretch Top ($263.00), a Crossover Hem Pencil Skirt by Nicholas ($395.00) and a pair of Christian Louboutin Confusa Pumps ($1,265). You can find a similar top ($23.00) and a similar skirt ($36.00) at ASOS.
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With military weapons displayed behind her, California U.S. Senator Diane Feinstein hosted a news conference where she officially introduced her bill to ban assault weapons.
Feinstein, who was 45 in 1978 when San Francisco's mayor, George Moscone, was assassinated (along with gay icon Harvey Milk), faces an uphill battle undoubtedly. But a new poll done by the Washington Post/ABC News shows that a solid majority (53-41 percent) support his proposals to address gun violence. Then again, there were over two dozen he announced last week, some are probably more popular than others.
One that seems to universally accepted is the ideal of universal background checks. Well, almost universally accepted. An op-ed published in Thursday's Tampa Bay Times by Marion Hammer with United Sportsmen of Florida wrote that such checks "turn traditional innocent conduct into a criminal offense," and says the Obama administration's gun-ban agenda are "unconstitutional regulatory schemes to gut the Second Amendment."
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HUBLI: Samaj Parivartan Samudaya (SPS) will begin its silver jubilee celebrations by organising a workshop and discussion on environmental issues and challenges.
Addressing presspersons here on Monday, executive director of SPS S.R. Hiremath said that the first programme in the series would be a commemoration of the "Pluck and Plant Satyagraha" held on November 14, 1987, at Kusnur village in Hangal taluk of Haveri district.
He said that such was the impact of the "satyagraha" by the villagers that they succeeded in getting 75,000 acres of common and forest land and Karnataka Pulpwood Limited (KPL) was closed down following the protest.
The "satyagraha" also laid the foundation for the new forest policy and legislation leading to participatory forest management programme.
He said the event would be held at Kusnur and it would be used to take stock of the work over two decades in the area of environmental and social justice and contemplate over present situation and challenges. Journalist Ajit Bhattacharyajee, former chairman of National Committee for Protection of Natural Resources (NCPNR), Kochi, and president of NCPNR Ravi Chopra would participate.
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Don't look now but the Brooklyn Nets are the hottest team in the entire league owing to a great 2014 when they have gone 10-1 thus far. On Monday night, they will host the Toronto Raptors, which is to blame for their lone loss in this great stretch.
The Nets now carries a 20-22 win-loss card good for seventh place in the Eastern Conference and probably more importantly just 1 and 1/2 games off the Raptors which are at third place with a 22-21 record.
The teams have split their first two games this season and the last one happened January 11 in Toronto with a score of 96-80 for the Raptors, which was led by DeMar DeRozan (26 points, 7 rebounds and 5 assists) plus a surprise contributor off the bench in Patrick Patterson (14 points, 12 rebounds and 3 steals).
The Nets were held down to 40 per cent shooting (30-of-75 FGs) from the field and was outrebounded by Toronto, 49-39 in that game.
Since then, the Nets have responded well again winning five in a row including blowout victories over the Atlanta Hawks, 127-110; New York Knicks, 103-90 and Orlando Magic, 101-90; plus close wins over the Dallas Mavericks, 107-106 and the Boston Celtics, 85-79.
Over this stretch, Brooklyn has limited their opponents to just 91.9 points per game—a considerable improvement from 2013 when they completely struggled defensively.
The Raptors, losers of three of their last five games, will most likely miss DeRozan in their third match-up with the Nets. In his absence, wingman Terrence Ross scored a franchise record 51 points matching Vince Carter's feat 14 years ago.
Ross hit 16 of 29 shots from the field including 10 three-pointers and is expected to step up once again for the Raptors if DeRozan can't play.
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Comparing hard and soft infrastructure
It turns out that hard infrastructure is softer than the name suggests. This is good, since I want to make the case that both LInux and the Net are forms of infrastructure no less legitimate than water, electricity, roads, sewers and waste collection.
Understanding Infrastructure was my first posting on this subject. This is my second. More will come.
So far I've arranged my findings in the forms of photo essays. Here's one on sidewalk signage in Cambridge. Here's one of Boston on the day of its huge annual Boston Marathon. And here's one on the Minuteman Bikeway that runs from Cambridge to Lexington.
Here are my main provisional conclusions, so far:
- Infrastructure is natural. That is, we try to make it as additional to nature as possible. It sometimes improves on nature, but more often serves as an adjuct to it, altering it in some way, always for practical purposes.
- Infrastructure is patchy. In computing terms, we patch and debug it all the time. Even terminology changes. CATV becomes COMS becomes BROADBAND, all on a series of manhole covers. Sidewalks of brick are torn up and laid down again, over and over. Asphalt streets are patchworks of exposed and buried culverts, piping and conduit.
- Branding is interesting, but eventually anachronistic.Organizations (government bodies, companies) providing infrastructure sign their work, and the signatures in raised or inset letters on storm grates, manhole covers, fire alarms and service boxes can last decades or centuries. At a certain point this credit-taking ceases to be promotional and begins becoming archival, historical. Steel service covers and various emblems bear the signatures of Edison Electric Illuminating, the Bell System, Cambridge Electric Lighting, McClure (a dead fiber company), MetroMedia (another dead fiber company), Simpson Brothers (a cement company laying sidewalk), and countless other names once considered permanent.
- Re-usability matters. Pipes and poles made for one thing get used and re-used for other things. Poles that first carried electricity later came to carry phone, cable TV, and fiber optic cabling to carry phone, TV and internet service.
- Ease of servicability matters. Streets are marked everywhere with red (electric), yellow (gas), green (non-potable water), orange (communications), blue (potable water) and white (planned construction) graffiti. That these are all ugly is of little concern.
- Infrastructure is vernacular. It's local, and the expertise behind it is local.
Sound familiar?
I believe it's no coincidence that we "build" code, that we have "architects" and "designers". The similarities between infrastructural software and public infrastructure are many. I'll keep exploring them. Expect a book eventually. Meanwhile, enjoy the pictures (and their captions, which comprise the essays). And share your thoughts below.
Meanwhile, start reading what Craig Burton is saying on his blog: here, here, and here, so far.
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If you can change the chip logic, you can get custom behaviours at top speed.
That's what we thought about FPGAs, but it didn't quite work out that way. Using this technology won't change that, it will just allow us to make better FPGAs.
Reprogramming an FPGA is slow (many switches to reconfigure, usually serially), which means it would only increase overal performance if you can use the custom function long enough, and it only works if you don't have to switch functions too often.
Writing software for an FPGA is difficult (it's more logic design than software) and requires specialized software. Reconfiguring it in a wrong way could damage the silicon (though modern devices and software have some protections and checks). So any custom functionality would come in the form of libraries, written by specialists.
The amount of extra interconnect and transistors needed to make a CPU reprogrammable are also significant, resulting in higher die area (and thus cost), lesser transistor density (=slower speed), and overall higher energy consumption.
The result of all this is that FPGAs are only used in very custom hardware (usually low volume), with the programming remaining largely static, only to be altered when there are bugs found or improvements needed (once a month or less).
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By bundling, they can offer customers several F&I products in a package costing less than buying each product individually. A bundle might consist of an extended-service contract, key fob protection and GAP, all for a single price.
Dealers say bundling often leads to more sales than an a la carte offering.
But a dealership lawyer warns it can also lead to more problems.
"There is nothing wrong with packages, but unless you can show that the customer knew he or she could buy the product a la carte, you're running the risk of a packing claim," says Mike Charapp of Charapp & Weiss in McLean, Va.
A packing claim alleges products are packed into the deal without the knowledge or consent of the customer, often resulting in a higher loan payment, Charapp says.
Charapp warns that customers could argue they didn't understand what they were paying for because it was all lumped together without adequate disclosure.
A lawsuit for failure to adequately disclose the cost of credit under the federal Truth in Lending Act carries a fine of $1,000 per claim, he says, adding that "it's the attorney fees that are always a problem" and there is a potential for a class-action lawsuit.
Another problem dealerships could face is customers suing because they didn't buy a product they later needed -- an extended-service contract to cover a transmission repair, for example. The customers could argue they had the misimpression that the service contract could be bought only with a maintenance contract and dent repair, neither of which the customers wanted, Charapp says.
Charapp has not seen many lawsuits based on packing claims, but he says "bundling" is "a new term for an old practice of doing packages."
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A*Men / Angel Men by Thierry Mugler
I went to Macy's one day and decided to spray this on after hearing the praises. I wasn't prepared for what this was. My hand smelled like it was encrusted in burnt chocolate and sugar. It was overwhelming and I wasn't much of a fan. I now own a 3.4 bottle of Angel Men. The drydown was amazing and the next day I found myself missing the scent. The longevity was also 2nd to none. Those that haven't experienced it just need to brace themselves and wait an hour before judging.
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Christmas gift for nieces. excellent quality and great design.
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