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Costume drama
Hainsworth cloth is used in major BBC TV productions, like Casualty, where authenticity, technical performance and accuracy to the finest detail are a prerequisite.
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Steinway & Sons make the world's finest pianos, helped by the quality and consistency of Hainsworth piano cloth.
London pride
Hainsworth pool cloth adorns many famous tables, including one that is seen regularly by over 6 million people on British TV at the Queen Vic in EastEnders.
Total control
As a fully vertically integrated textile manufacturer, Hainsworth carries out every stage of the manufacturing process in-house, from the selection of raw wool to finished cloth, and supply material cut to size.
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When Prince Charles married Diana Spencer in 1981 a global TV audience of 750 million celebrated this prestigious national event. Charles' full dress uniform of a naval commander was tailored from Hainsworth cloth.
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McVities biscuits are amongst the most popular snacks in the UK and Hainsworth supplies the woollen cloth used on the company's production line conveyors as any small synthetic fibres ingested with the biscuit could make the eater unwell.
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The Danish monarchy is one of the oldest in the world and the current head of state, Queen Margaret, chooses to have Hainsworth's John Atkinson blankets on her beds.
Harnessing expertise
Our inherent understanding of wool and its properties allowed us to develop our Hainsworth Titan® fabric which increases thermal protection and breathability, whilst reducing overall garment weight and bulk.
History today
The sumptuous Tudor tailoring that epitomised the court of Elizabeth has been restored in all its finery by Hainsworth cloth, chosen for Elizabeth I's costume that is proudly displayed at The Tower of London.
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Film producers rely on Hainsworth for a variety of textile needs, including recently in a major Bollywood production where our para-aramid wick was wound around a banister and set on fire to create the effect of a burning staircase.
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Through the Victoria England label, Hainsworth supplies the most prestigious tribal blankets in the world. Selected for its warmth, timeless durability and rich traditional design, the Victoria blanket originated in 1897.
Leading innovation
Hainsworth developed Repel+, a durable finish providing addition protective properties to fabrics. Repel+ protects against hazardous chemicals and was the first to meet the requirements of BS7979-10:2004 for public order coveralls.
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When attention to detail and historical knowledge are paramount, major theatre productions including Zorro, The Sound of Music, Oliver and Mary Poppins, rely on Hainsworth cloth to bring the house down.
Sleep well
Our traditional and contemporary hand finished John Atkinson blankets are world renowned and have adorned many prestigious beds including those of royal families across Europe and the Middle East.
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Our manufacturing skills ensure our consistent adherence to the strictest specifications, including manufacturing textiles to within 0.05mm tolerance, the thickness of a piece of paper.
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Our protective cloth provides the right level of comfort and security for fire services across the world from London to Madrid, from Boston to Copenhagen and Qatar.
At the heart of democracy
The woolsack, the seat of the Lord Speaker in the House of Lords, the Upper House of Parliament in the United Kingdom, is covered in Hainsworth cloth.
Award winning
The development and launch of our Hainsworth Titan® fabric helped Hainsworth win the Du Pont European Innovation Award in 2002.
The Royal Salute
All the pageantry and spectacle of H M The Queen's Official Birthday celebrations is enhanced through Hainsworth fabrics which include the scarlet and dark blue cloths worn by the Household Division for Trooping the Colour.
Do not cross
Riot police have to be ready to face anything. That's why the majority of police services in the UK protect their riot officers with Hainsworth ATLAS® and Hainsworth METIS®.
Stretching targets
Hainsworth's Elite Pro worsted cloth provides the ultimate smooth and fast playing surface for pool and we once supplied 6km of it in a single order.
An established name
The Hainsworth brand has been synonymous with high quality wool and textile manufacturer for over 225 years, ever since Abimelech Hainsworth started work in 1753.
Robes of the Realm
Hainsworth provides textiles for Prince Charles' ceremonial dress which is worn at the highest profile events, including his investiture and national celebrations.
Cleaning up
Hainsworth leads the laundry and garment manufacturing industries worldwide, supplying into luxury hotels, hospitals, commercial laundries, dry cleaners, prisons and nursing homes.
You wear it well
A full size snooker table, given as a gift from Queen Victoria to Prince Albert, was bought by Rod Stewart who insists it is always covered in Hainsworth Smart cloth.
Royal approval
The design and development of our protective Hainsworth Titan® fabric won Hainsworth the prestigious Queen's Award for Enterprise: Innovation, which was presented to the company by HRH The Duke of York in July 2003.
On the march
Since 1815 and the Battle of Waterloo, the British Army have relied on Hainsworth fabric to clothe soldiers and officers.
Pressing needs
Our manufactured press and ironer products, together with Hainsworth's high quality range of pressing fabrics, are relied upon by every dry cleaner in the UK and beyond.
Let me entertain you
Robbie Williams entertains friends and family at home on his American pool table which is covered in Hainsworth Elite Pro Powder Blue cloth.
Bringing science to life
Our industry expertise, combined with our UKAS accredited research and testing laboratory, allows Hainsworth to self-certify to global standards and gives us a unique competitive edge.
Ultimate protection
The 50,000+ members of the Danish Home Guard know that their countrymen can rely on them for protection in the knowledge that their needs in the field are protected by Hainsworth cloth.
Did you know?
It's surprising where some of our laundry textile products end up. Hainsworth has supplied textiles which have been used as sealer for aquarium glass tanks.
World beaters
Hainsworth is the fabric of choice of many leading professional snooker players who insist on playing and training on Hainsworth cloth.
Quality control
Strict control processes that have been recognised with the receipt of the BSI ISO9001 Quality Standards Mark for design development and manufacturing, ensure consistency against exacting specifications.
At the cutting edge
Hainsworth cloth was worn by soldiers from the reign of George III to Waterloo, the Crimean campaign, the Boer War and the two world wars.
The professional's choice
Olhausen are the largest pool and billiard table manufacturer in the US and Hainsworth are their chosen sole supplier of table cloth.
Proud heritage
In 1783 Abimelech Hainsworth began his working life as a cloth merchant by collecting fabric from local cottages and selling it at Leeds market. Such was the demand that he opened his first factory in 1800.
Representing the Empire
The golden age of the British empire demanded pomp and pageantry, both at home and abroad. Red, blue and gold Hainsworth cloth delivered the tradition and prestige required by the grandest of state and court occasions.
The right image
We were the first company to produce personalised and branded snooker and pool cloth with crisp, clear images and complex patterns with no loss in table performance using our specialist printing techniques.
British icon
Hainsworth fabrics is specially selected to provide head linings in some of the finest, most iconic cars in the world, including the unmistakable Rolls Royce marque.
Market pioneers
In 1975 Hainsworth was the first company to introduce Nomex® fabrics into the UK, the heat and flame resistant textile made by DuPont.
Window to the world
Uniform cloths from Hainsworth were included in The Great Exhibition of 1851, the first international exhibition of manufactured goods, at the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park, London.
Happy birthday
Our printed snooker and pool cloth has been used to help celebrate many famous landmarks, including the 75th birthday celebrations for Harley Davidson, and is a highly effective promotional marketing tool for international brands the world over.
Successful partnerships
As a DuPont Nomex Quality Partner, and the first in Europe, Hainsworth is committed to the high quality standards expected in the protective apparel market.
Where the sun never sets
Hainsworth provided woven cloth for the Government of India and have supplied cloth to the Egyptian Brigade of Guards, the Chilean Navy, the Royal Ulster Constabulary and the Royal Air Force.
Faithful customers
The Vatican, the smallest independent state in the world, is the spiritual centre for the Roman Catholic church and also a convert to Hainsworth quality, as one of our blanket customers.
Flying high
When the Breitling Orbiter 3 became the first hot air balloon to successfully circumnavigate the globe in 1999, it did so in no small part to Hainsworth fabrics which were pivotal to the balloon's construction.
Setting the standard
Designed to tournament specification, Hainsworth Match is the ultimate pool and snooker cloth and is the fastest cloth in the world delivering amazing speed and cue ball control.
Best sellers
In partnership with DuPont, Hainsworth developed Nomex® Delta T (Nomex® Tough) which was the best selling outshell fabric for fire fighters in the early 1990s, and is still sold today.
Palatial interiors
Hainsworth supplies interiors fabric cloth which is used for the curtains at Windsor Castle and for the interiors of Buckingham Palace.
Altitude protection
Hainsworth has pioneered the development of aramid fabrics to protect fighter pilots in the UK, as well as developing fabrics for use in the latest anti-gravity garments.
Royalty at rest
Our traditional and contemporary hand finished blankets have adorned many prestigious beds including those of royal families across Europe and the Middle East.
House rules
The Mirage Casino in Las Vegas only wanted the best for their casino tables. Hainsworth was able to supply cloth dye-matched to the exact pantone colour specified.
National treasures
Hainsworth interior fabrics adorn many of the UK's most historic and treasured buildings, such as Buckingham Palace, adding to the luxury and splendour experienced by visitors and residents.
By Royal Appointment
Hainsworth cloth proudly carries the Royal Warrant, supplying furnishing fabrics to Her Majesty The Queen.
North American icon
Hainsworth manufactures the historic Hudson's Bay Point Blankets, still regarded as one of the most luxurious gifts for weddings in North America.
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The year 2012 marks the 50th anniversary of the birth of the Studio Glass Movement. The Toe River Valley, home to the father of studio glass Harvey Littleton and over 50 other glass artists, will celebrate by hosting a weekend of events September 20-23, happening in and around Burnsville, Spruce Pine, Bakersville, Micaville, and Penland, North Carolina. It will be a great weekend to learn about the glass community that has settled around Penland School and enjoy the beauty of the Toe River Valley. The weekend will include studio tours, glass blowing demonstrations, a gallery hop of glass exhibitions, including A History of Glass in the Toe Valley exhibit at the Toe River Arts Council in Spruce Pine, and a gala evening featuring a lecture and book signing of A Life in Glass by author Joan Falconer Byrd at the Burnsville Town Center. For detailed information about all weekend events, please visit www.glassinthemountains.com


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Skream and Benga are two of the biggest names in dubstep and are rising in notoriety as the genre approaches mainstream acceptance. As teenagers they frequented record shops and pirate radio stations in Croyden, England where they became friends and two of the most important producers in the burgeoning dance genre. The duo toured last year with producer/dj Artwork as Magnetic Man and have more recently been doing dates all over the world, just the two of them. Their recent jog to the colonies has been capstoned by a partnership with the increasingly trendsetting Scion A/V, releasing a new EP to the world that can be downloaded for free here. Go get it.
Their work as Magnetic Man caught my eye last year at the Coachella festival. Their set was just big and weird and great, sounding like some heavy alien industrial dance party. Their self-titled debut was picked up by Sony/Columbia, released last fall and led to their tracks being used for Sony TV and Playstation 3 adverts. Here are my favorite selections from that album.
Skream and Benga compliment each other nicely as a duo. For the most part, Benga's tracks are aimed at making you go mental, as he explains in this segment of Vice's The Producers. His fierce energy and power comes through in my favorite tracks by him. Check them out.
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It is good to get past August with all its challenges (an earthquake and a hurricane, if you live near me). Hope these events were, at the most, inconveniences for you and similar events will not affect your plans for our own historic reunion. While our gathering will not be as earth shaking or newsworthy for the eastern seacoast, it promises to be an event you will not want to miss. I know it is still early in the registration process but please get your reservation in soon, if you are one who has not registered yet. A lot of us look forward to seeing each of you soon.
The events of the last week reminded me again that in 2003, my eighth grade class planned a 50th reunion, also in Detroit. It just happened to be the same weekend that Hurricane Isabel decided to pay a visit to Pennsylvania. When my flight was re-routed for the second time and the weather was still unsettled, I ended up not going at all. I regret to this day that I was not a bit more adventurous but will not learn that lesson again! I plan to be there and hope you do, too. This event cannot be rescheduled and will not be repeated again! Ever! It is now or never. So whatever else crops up for our weekend, remember, this has been scheduled a year ago and just cannot be missed.
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In this course, you will meet Jack Of All Trades, a most awesome superhero. In all tasks, Jack can do everything better and faster (he has absolute advantage), but does that mean he must do everything while the rest of the people stand around helplessly? Find out if justice is served when a formerly idle citizen, Andy, wades through the depths of opportunity cost and the benefits of comparative advantage.
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ALEA III: Percussion International
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Samuel Z. Solomon, percussion soloist. Special guests: Boston University Percussion Ensemble, Members of the Boston Conservatory Percussion Ensemble, Members of Gamelan Galak Tika. Works in unusual combinations of instruments, featuring marimbas, vibes, percussion and Gamelan, by Toru Takemitsu, Mario Davidovsky, Claude Vivier, Donald Martino, Charles Wuorinen, Philippe Manoury, Jay Alan Yim, and Ramon Castillo. Presented by the Boston...
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1. | informal (intr, also preposition) to finish work: we knocked off an hour early |
2. | informal (tr) to make or do hastily or easily: to knock off a novel in a week |
3. | informal (tr; also preposition) to reduce the price of (an article) by (a stated amount) |
4. | slang (tr) to kill |
5. | slang (tr) to rob or steal: to knock off a bank; to knock off a watch |
6. | slang (tr) to stop doing something, used as a command: knock it off! |
7. | slang (tr) to have sexual intercourse with; to seduce |
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"Knocked up in the United States, amongst females, the phrase is equivalent to being enciente, so that Englishmen often unconsciously commit themselves when amongst our Yankee cousins." [John Camden Hotten, "The Slang Dictionary," London, 1860]
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"Though Orientals are very jealous of their privacy, they never knock when about to enter your room, but walk in without warning or ceremony. It is nearly impossible to teach an Arab servant to knock at your door. They give warning at the outer gate either by calling or knocking. To stand and call is a very common and respectful mode. Thus Moses commanded the holder of a pledge to stand without and call to the owner to come forth (Deut. 24:10). This was to avoid the violent intrusion of cruel creditors. Peter stood knocking at the outer door (Acts 12:13, 16), and the three men sent to Joppa by Cornelius made inquiry and 'stood before the gate' (10:17, 18). The idea is that the guard over your privacy is to be placed at the entrance." Knocking is used as a sign of importunity (Matt. 7:7, 8; Luke 13:25), and of the coming of Christ (Luke 12:36; Rev. 3:20).
knock off
Take a break or rest from, stop, especially quit working. For example, He knocked off work at noon, or Let's knock off at five o'clock. [Colloquial; mid-1600s] Also see knock it off.
Also, knock out. Dispose of or produce easily or hastily, finish, as in A writer of detective novels, he knocks off a book a year, or We can knock out a rough drawing in a few minutes. The first colloquial usage dates from the early 1800s, the variant from the mid-1800s.
Get rid of, reduce, as in She knocked off twelve pounds in a month, or They knocked off one-third of the original price. [Colloquial; early 1800s]
Kill, murder, as in They decided to knock off the old lady. [Slang; early 1900s] Also see knock someone's block off.
Copy or imitate, especially without permission, as in They are knocking off designer Swiss watches and selling them for a few dollars. [Colloquial; late 1800s]
Hold up, rob, as in The gang knocked off two liquor stores in half an hour. [Slang; early 1900s] Also see knock the socks off.


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Dads Who Have Won Oscars The 10 Most Oscar-Worthy Hollywood Dads by Lisa Horten 2/21/13 3 Reactions 4 Shares Print 0 0 4 0 0 Nothing pulls at the old heartstrings quite like an adorable dad with his kids. Add to that movie-star good looks and a tuxedo, and we're totally swooning. In honor of this Sunday's 85th Academy Awards, here's a roundup of 10 of our favorite Oscar-winning or Oscar-nominated dads and some of their most memorable quotes about their kids. Source: Getty Start Jack Nicholson, 1984 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oscar Résumé Nicholson is tied for being the winningest male actor in Oscar history, having received awards for his work in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, As Good as It Gets, and Terms of Endearment. Kids Jennifer, with Sandra Knight; Honey, with Winnie Hollman; Lorraine and Raymond, with Rebecca Broussard. Quotable Dad "I want to be inspirational, or some kind of good influence on them without overburdening them," Nicholson told AARP magazine about his relationship with his kids. Source: Getty 1 / 10 Tom Hanks, 1995 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oscar Résumé Hanks took home back-to-back Academy Awards for his work in Philadelphia and Forrest Gump. He was also nominated for Big, Saving Private Ryan, Cast Away, and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. Kids Colin and Elizabeth Ann, from his marriage to actress Samantha Lewes; Chester "Chet" and Truman, with wife Rita Wilson; grandfather to Olivia Jane (Colin's daughter). Quotable Dad On growing up with a famous dad, Hanks's son Colin told NPR, "Keep in mind I'm going to be 34 years old in just a few weeks. So when I was younger, it was — you know, my dad dressed up in drag on Bosom Buddies." Source: Getty 2 / 10 Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, 1998 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oscar Résumé The duo took home the Oscar for best screenplay for Good Will Hunting in 1998. Damon was nominated for his acting in that film and in Invictus (2009). This year, Argo, which Affleck produced, is up for best picture. Kids Ben: Violet, Seraphina, and Samuel, with wife Jennifer Garner Matt: Stepfather to Alexia, wife Luciana's daughter from her previous marriage; father to Isabella, Gia, and Stella. Quotable Dad Ben: "I love being a father. It's wonderful. It's changed my life. It all sounds like platitudes and clichés, and that's because they're the truth," Affleck told People magazine eight months after the birth of his daughter Violet. Matt: "I jumped into the deep end with Lucy. I mean, Alexia was already 4. I was an extra dad. . . . The only way I can describe it — it sounds stupid, but — at the end of How the Grinch Stole Christmas, you know how his heart grows, like, five times its size? Everything is full; it's just full all the time," Damon told Parade magazine last December. Source: Getty 3 / 10 Forest Whitaker, 2007 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oscar Résumé In 2007, Whitaker took home the best actor award for his role in The Last King of Scotland. Kids Whitaker and wife Keisha Nash have two daughters together, Sonnet and True. Whitaker also has a son, Ocean, and Nash a daughter, Autumn, from previous relationships. Quotable Dad "The other night I was walking down the stairs behind one of my daughters. I was tired, and she was goofing around, you know, like kids do, doing all this stupid stuff on the stairs. And I was thinking, 'Please just go down the stairs and let's get you to bed. It's after your bedtime. I've had enough for one day.' And then I sort of caught myself. I snapped out of it. I was like, 'Dude, you should be dancing down the stairs behind her!'" Whitaker told Esquire magazine back in 2007. Source: Getty 4 / 10 Will Smith and Jaden Smith, 2007 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oscar Résumé Will Smith was nominated for his roles in Ali and The Pursuit of Happyness, and son Jaden was a presenter, along with Abigail Breslin, at the 2007 Academy Awards. Kids Son Willard Christopher Smith III ("Trey"), with ex-wife Sheree Zampino; Jaden Christopher Syre and Willow Camille Reign, with wife Jada Pinkett Smith. Quotable Dad The fourth single off Will Smith's first solo album, Big Willie Style, "Just the Two of Us," is an homage to fatherhood. The music video features Smith's oldest son, Trey, as well as other famous dads and their kids. Source: Getty 6 / 10 Javier Bardem, 2008 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oscar Résumé In 2008, Bardem won best supporting actor for his role in No Country For Old Men. He also received two best actor nominations for his work in Before Night Falls and Biutiful. Kids Bardem and his wife, Penélope Cruz, have a 2-year-old son, Leo Encinas, and are expecting a second baby later this year. Quotable Dad "You feel like you know shit, and you discover everything again, through his eyes," Bardem told GQ about his son, Leo, in an interview this past October. Source: Getty 6 / 10 Christian Bale, 2011 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oscar Résumé In 2011, Bale won best supporting actor for his role in The Fighter. Kids Daughter Emmeline, with wife Sandra "Sibi" Blazic. Quotable Dad "Look, I've got incredible pride for my family. I've absolutely fallen into that cliché of a dad who could just happily talk about my daughter endlessly. But it's not what I'm about in terms of being an actor. I don't want people to know about that," Bale told Esquire magazine in 2010. Source: Getty 7 / 10 Colin Firth, 2011 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oscar Résumé In 2011, Firth took home the Oscar for best actor for his role in The King's Speech. In 2010, he was nominated for his leading role in A Single Man. Kids Luca and Matteo, with wife Livia Giuggioli. Quotable Dad "As a father of small children, the context I would like to keep them away from is when it [the 'F' word] is casually used. I love football and I take them, but I have to wrestle with myself because what they hear there would make a sailor blush," Firth told ContactMusic.com in 2010. Source: Getty 8 / 10 Mark Ruffalo, 2011 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oscar Résumé Ruffalo was nominated for best supporting actor in 2010's The Kids Are Alright. Kids Keen, Bella Noche, and Odette, with wife Sunrise Coigney. Quotable Dad Back in 2007, Ruffalo told People magazine what the best thing about fatherhood is: "When they curl up on you, they want to get in your lap or lean up against you. Just playing with them, the day-to-day stuff — when they come in the bed in the morning is really nice. Sometimes it's not so nice because it's really early! It's all the sweet, gentle things that they bring to your life — and their innocence." Source: Getty 9 / 10 Brad Pitt, 2012 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oscar Résumé Pitt has been nominated for his roles in 12 Monkeys, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, and Moneyball. Kids Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Knox, and Vivienne, with fiancée Angelina Jolie. Quotable Dad In his February 2012 appearance on Inside the Actors Studio, Pitt told host James Lipton that "the sound of my babies sleeping" was his favorite sound in the world. 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Hobbit 2: Desolation HFR 3D
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The dwarves, along with Bilbo Baggins and Gandalf the Grey, continue their quest to reclaim Erebor, their homeland, from Smaug. Bilbo Baggins is in possession of a mysterious and magical ring. Stars: Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen, Richard Armitage
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The Atlantic Crossing: The flight of a lifetime in a Socata TBM 850
Story by Jeff Berlin
Soon I'll be heading down to Tarbes, near the border of Spain, and visit with Socata, where I'll see how they build the new, six-seat TBM 850, their answer to the VLJ. And then with Socata's chief test pilot, Christian Briand, I'll fly one back to New York.
Indeed the idea of hopscotching my way to New York from southern France had me as excited as a 10-year-old at Euro-Disney.
"...VLJs therefore will often be held at lower altitudes, and with their already limited fuel capacities they'll have to fly slower or stop more often short of their destination to refuel. Not so with the TBM 850."
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The feeling of supreme satisfaction was overwhelming as we hopped from the TBM onto Canadian soil. Now I was north of New York—way north, but on the same continent. I had done it. I had crossed the Atlantic.
In 1908, Orville Wright said, "No flying machine will ever fly from New York to Paris." Of course we know now that Charles Lindbergh proved him wrong a scant 19 years later. Lindbergh's was an unbelievable achievement, and for some pilots the allure of an Atlantic crossing is still an irresistible siren's call. Nevertheless, crossing "The Pond" on one's own is not to be taken lightly, especially in a single-engine aircraft, and Socata's new TBM 850 turboprop is one of the very few singles I'd even consider for such a voyage. Indeed the flight I'm about to take is no ordinary run for the hundred-dollar hamburger; it's more like the $5,000 run for foie gras and filet mignon.
Back in 1933 Juan Trippe of Pan American Airways contracted Charles Lindbergh to survey the North Atlantic for viable air routes and promote air travel. From Bowery Bay, next to LaGuardia Airport's art deco Marine Air Terminal, he and Anne Morrow Lindbergh took off in a Lockheed Sirius on an odyssey that took them to the coast of Labrador and then to Greenland, Iceland, and beyond.
Of this trip Lindbergh wrote in a letter to Trippe, "Planes used on a northern transatlantic route must have reliability, plenty of range, and high speed. It is essential to eliminate the possibility of forced landings due to engine failure. A great deal of flying would have to be done over low fog covering rough ice and probably over storm areas... I believe that a northern transatlantic regular service should not be contemplated with planes that are not capable of flying nonstop from the western side of the Greenland ice cap to Iceland if necessary."
It almost sound like he's describing a TBM. Soon I'll be heading down to Tarbes, near the border of Spain, and visit with EADS Socata, where I'll see how they build the new, six-seat TBM 850, their answer to the VLJ. And then with Socata's chief test pilot, Christian Briand, I'll fly one back to New York. Talk about anticipation. Indeed, I can't wait for this "flight of passage," though the concept of delayed gratification has also never been this pleasurable since I'll spend a week in Paris enjoying great food, world-class shopping, and culture anywhere.
Ernest Hemingway once said, "If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life it stays with you, for Paris is a movable feast."
How true. As I take my café at the Café de Flore on Paris' Left Bank, I'm reminded just how transformative it really is to spend time here. I often crave Paris like one craves a bite of chocolat noir, for not only is Paris delectable and sublime, but it also gets under your skin, taps into your psyche, and becomes part of you—Paris etches an indelible impression on all who visit.
I was staying near the café in a small boutique hotel, The Esprit Saint-Germain, at 22 Rue Saint Sulpice, in the sixth arrondisement. With only 31 rooms, it's located in the heart of fashionable Saint Germain des Prés. The hotel likes to call itself "your home on the Left Bank," and that's how it feels. The rooms, accessorized with earthy-hued fabrics and contemporary furniture, overlook the buzz of Parisians promenading past the austere facade of the hotel's 18th-century structure. And the street-level lounge, tastefully done in subdued tones, features a full open bar and fashion, style, and news magazines scattered about. It was as inviting as kitchens are during house parties.
In Paris one just becomes Parisian. Paris is like New York in that it's a terrific walking city, and that's how it should be seen. Paris makes me want to bound from bed in the morning and hop across the street to the boulangerie, or bread shop, to pick up a demi-baguette for a tartine. On a chilly autumn or winter day, I might pop into Angelina at 222 rue de Rivoli for the best chocolat chaud on the Right Bank. And on a Sunday afternoon while strolling around the Marais, I usually stop for tea and patisserie at one of Paris' most famous tea shops, Mariage Frères (30, rue du Bourg-Tibourg, 4e). On the evening of my arrival in Paris, I can usually be found at one of two of my favorite restaurants, either Le Relais de L'Entrecote (20 bis, Rue St-Benoit, 6e) for a savory steak frites, or Au Gamin de Paris (51, rue Vieille du Temple, 4e) for an addictive magret de canard and gateau chocolat. These restaurants, and others like Drouant (16-18 place Gaillon, 2e) and Comptoir (9 Carrefour de l'Odéon, 6e) aren't just delicious, they're transcendental.
Back at the factory TBM 850 serial number 360 was being readied for its transatlantic jaunt— with me as copilot. Socata ferries all their US-bound aircraft across the North Atlantic. They've done it more than 250 times without incident, so for them a crossing is just another day at the office . . . though it never really is, especially in a single. Indeed, the idea of hopscotching my way to New York from southern France had me as excited as a 10-year-old at Euro-Disney.
All TBMs leave the factory with completed interiors, and the materials and fit and finish are top- notch. The flight deck is comfortable and well laid out. It has a big-airplane feel and small- airplane simplicity. The cabin is finished in soft but durable leather and fabric. It had that new- car, I mean new-plane, smell. As Socata technicians and Christian check and recheck the 850, I go over our flight plan that takes us from Tarbes to Wick, Scotland; Reykjavik, Iceland; either Narsarsuaq or Sondre Stromfjord, Greenland (depending on the weather); Goose Bay, Labrador in Canada; Bangor, Maine, to clear US Customs; and then New York City, landing at White Plains. Like I said, the flight of a lifetime—over a lot of very, very cold water.
It was good to see Socata's Philippe de Segovia again, and over a couple of Coca Lights, he told me about their TBM 850. From a practical and financial standpoint, Philippe points out how much more efficient the TBM 850 is compared to the new crop of VLJs. "The TBM will burn much less fuel than a VLJ," he notes, adding that "since the TBM is a single, it will have a lower direct operating cost—single-engine economy—VLJ speed."
As I was soon to see, though the TBM is typically RVSM (reduced vertical separation minimums) equipped for cruise as high as 31,000 feet, the TBM's cruise altitude sweet spot is in the mid-20s. At 26,000 feet, or FL260, in ISA conditions the TBM's max cruise is 320 KTAS with a range typically around 1,100 miles. The TBM is an aircraft pilots fly by the book, and if you configure for max range the TBM will lay a 1,500-nautical mile contrail. Fly a VLJ at FL260 for very long and its range will drop way down, but that's where, according to Andrew Knott, Socata's vice president of marketing in the United States, the TBM really shines. "Besides the fact that the TBM is optimized for the owner-flown market, VLJs that need to operate at the higher altitudes, up to 41,000 feet, for fuel efficiency will see traffic conflicts since they're sharing airspace with faster airliners. VLJs therefore will often be held at lower altitudes, and with their already limited fuel capacities, they'll have to fly slower or stop more often short of their destination to refuel. Not so with the TBM 850."
Tarbes to Wick, Scotland, LFBT—EGPC 924nm 3:41 It's a long way to Tipperary.
Wick is way up on the northeast coast of Scotland, and as we departed the Tarbes area and climbed to our cruising altitude of FL280, where our cabin altitude was a comfy 8,000 feet, we checked in with Bordeaux on 133.580 (8.33 spacing—a Euro requirement), telling the female controller that we were direct Cognac. Bordeaux, Cognac, what's the next sector, Champagne or maybe Guinness once we reach the United Kingdom? "I call you back," replied the controller in the cutest little French accent—j'adore. As we sailed across Brittany we could see a lattice of contrails from airliners plying the Atlantic corridor, which just whet my appetite for the journey that was just beginning.
An hour and a half from Tarbes, TBM N874CA entered British airspace. Our routing had us clip the megalopolis of London to the west and skirt Liverpool and Manchester as we sped north to the salt air of Wick. Unlike in the United States, with a change of territory and airspace came a pronounced change in air traffic controller accents, and when we were handed off to Scottish, not Scottish Centre or Scottish Approach—just Scottish, the reverb of their radio made the controller sound like his head was in a metal bucket.
Wick ATIS advised CAVOK (Ceiling and Visibility Okay) conditions for our approach, and we alighted on runway 13 for a quick turn—next stop, Reykjavik, Iceland, but not before loading a couple of life rafts and picking up a bright red, Gumby-like neoprene immersion suit.
Wick to Reykjavik, Iceland, EGPC—BIRK 637nm 2:29 Volcanoes, Glaciers, and the Midnight Sun
Our crossing was now no game as Christian and I donned survival suits. As I contorted into the cockpit for this next leg, almost all over freezing water, I took comfort that the Pratt & Whitney PT6A-66D powering the TBM 850 is indeed a dependable engine. And in the TBM installation, the engine's barely stretching its legs, even in max cruise. Indeed in some installations this particular PT6A puts out as much as 1,825 Shaft Horsepower (SHP), a measure of the power delivered to the propeller shaft. But in the TBM 850, it's casually loafing at less than half its thermodynamic potential, putting out 850 SHP. As Christian and I climbed west of Wick to FL260 over a verdant countryside peppered with defunct WWII-era airbases, we discussed the new, "850" setting on the flap switch.
During takeoff the engine in the 850 is torque limited to 700 SHP and will peg at 100 percent on the torque meter—essentially making the TBM 850 a TBM 700 in the airport environment. On climbout, when the 850 detent is selected, max allowable torque is bumped up to 121.4 percent, and 850 SHP becomes available. The catch is that the pilot becomes the torque limiter, and the need to be attentive to engine settings is now paramount to not exceed the new maximum values—either torque down low or ITT (Interturbine Temperature) up high.
Our flight plan for this leg was EGPC—DEVBI—RATSU—ALDAN—ELLIDAVATN—BIRK. Established in cruise, Christian asks me to advise him of our passing any ships or boats. I saw none, but at the RATSU waypoint, finally one appeared. Christian noted the time and said that if we have any failure, we can approximate its location, fly to it, and ditch nearby. I noted these numbers 195 miles southeast of Reykjavik. At FL260, it was -26 degrees C (dC) outside. With an ITT of 773, a torque of 110 percent, and with the prop spinning at 2,000 RPM, we were indicating 204 knots, truing 316, and burning dinosaurs at about 64 gallons per hour. And this was while, in Christian's words, respecting the new engine.
This was Christian's 54th ferry flight in the TBM, and he didn't seem at all jaded by the sometimes unbelievable view from the flight levels. Every so often he'd say, "Oh, very beau-tee- ful," and grab his digital camera, which was never far from his reach.
As we approached Reykjavik, the volcanic landscape of Iceland emerged in shades of white, slate gray, and charcoal, with snow-covered peaks mixing with the undercast. Christian and I thought it was funny how the Reykjavik controller, in a thick Icelandic accent, suggested a visual approach while we were over a solid cloud deck. Uh, sure buddy. And as we emerged from the clouds while on the ILS to runway 31, the quality of light was nothing like I was used to in New York or Los Angeles. It was raining on and off, and the colors of the roads, buildings, and fields in and around Reykjavik seemed dense with saturated greens, grays, and contrasting shades of white.
Reykjavik to Narsarsuaq, Greenland, or rather Sondre Stromfjord, BIRK—BGSF 727nm 2:54
Into the Arctic Circle!
Lining up on runway 31, we poured on the coals, rotated at 80 knots, and climbed to FL260 through an Icelandic sky brushed with soggy clouds. On this leg, at GIMLI waypoint, we radioed our position report to Iceland. "TBM N674CA is 65N 30W at 1651 (Zulu time) FL260. Expect 66N 40W at 1752, SF (a radio beacon near Sondre Stromfjord), next." That's right, we're going to Sondre Stromfjord (BGSF), about 377nm north of Narsarsuaq and 15 miles into the Arctic Circle. The weather at both Narsarsuaq and Nuuk was below minimums so we had no choice but to take a more northerly routing. As we pass 66N 40W, it's hard to discern between a cloudy undercast and the glacier that is Greenland as both are stark white. The ice though is a bit more stark and appears rippled like a blanket on an unmade bed.
On our descent into Kangerlussuaq, Sondre Stromfjord's Inuit name, I started to get a better look at the unique topography of Greenland. It was like another planet—all warm brown and gray rock accented by mossy green. There were no trees, and except for the small town and its hodgepodge of primary-colored buildings spooning the airport, there were no signs of life anywhere. Greenland is mostly glacier, and it was barren and not too inviting as seen from the flight levels.
Kangerlussuaq to Goose Bay, Labrador, Canada, BGSF—CYYR 870nm 3:02
On climb from BGSF Christian briefed me on engine management during climb in the 850. He asked that I set torque at 120 and hold 150 knots indicated, easy with the Bendix/King KFC 325 Digital Autopilot, until the ITT hit 790 degrees. Then I was to maintain that 790 degrees until top of climb. The engine in the TBM will put out its full rated power through 25,000 feet in standard conditions. As we let down to approach Goose Bay, we skated over more icebergs and a shattered icepack glinting under a setting sun. The feeling of supreme satisfaction was overwhelming as we hopped from the TBM onto Canadian soil. Now I was north of New York—way north, but on the same continent. I had done it. I had crossed the Atlantic.
Goose Bay to Bangor, Maine, and New York City, CYYR—KBGR—KHPN 918nm 2:10, 1:30
I hear that the trees in Goose Bay are stunted and short because it gets so cold in winter, so I'm glad it was summer. I've also heard that attempting an Atlantic Crossing in winter is much more treacherous than during the summer season, when it's merely rather dangerous. After some crucial recharging at the Hotel North, we piled into the TBM the next morning for our final legs to New York. Climbing out of Goose Bay at best rate, we leveled off at FL260 in a scant 17 minutes. Christian noted that in a TBM 700, the same climb to FL260 would take 23 minutes. He said that on average, the 850 has a 20 knot advantage over the 700.
After these two days, I've found flying and landing the TBM about as easy as any of the high- performance singles on the market. Speeds around the airport are within a few knots of what pilots see in the Cirrus SR22 or Columbia 400; engine management is different though not much more complex. To that end I can't imagine a pilot competent with managing the systems of a Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA) having any issue transitioning to the TBM. And compared to the proficiency level a pilot will need in VLJs, the TBM offers performance similar to the VLJs in a less-demanding work environment. Pilot insurability and ease of owner/pilot transition will also be major factors in the popularity of this most desirable bird. As such, Socata has clocked a backlog of more than 50 orders, which is a record.
Homeward bound to New York City, I checked in with ATC to obtain a special clearance that I thought Christian would enjoy. To our luck they said yes—they don't always. After flying down and then up the Hudson, I banked right and crossed Central Park at 1,500 feet. Traversing Manhattan Island, the view up and down the avenues was majestic. Flying direct Bowery Bay, I thought a little about the history of the North Atlantic route I just completed and how fitting it was that I was over Bowery Bay at the end of my own North Atlantic crossing. And having just flown in from Labrador by way of Iceland and Greenland, I had just completed in reverse what the Lindberghs had done almost 73 years ago to the day.
Anne Morrow Lindbergh once said, "There are no signposts in the sky to show a man has passed that way before. There are no channels marked. The flier breaks each second into new uncharted seas." On this voyage, not only was I was following some very formidable footsteps, but I was also breaking new, uncharted seas of my own in the serenity and supreme solitude I found during near-solo flight over the Atlantic. Though I was hours from land and flying in the flight levels, for a while I never felt more grounded.
Shortly after my return I dropped a line to Charles's and Anne's grandson Erik Lindbergh to discuss the crossing. "When I flew from New York to Paris in 2002, it was a transformational, coming-of-age journey for me, helping me come to terms with the history of my family," he told me. "Your crossing is a testament to how far we've come since my grandfather's time, and how routine it's become."
While crossing the North Atlantic in a single-engine aircraft might never truly be routine, it is nevertheless the flight of a lifetime. I can't wait to do it again, and I can't think of a better plane to trace Lindbergh's footprints than the EADS Socata TBM 850.


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Stuffed Bread Appetizers Recipe
- 2 packages (one 8 ounces, one 3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/2 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1/2 cup chopped water chestnuts
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1 loaf (26 inches) French bread, halved lengthwise
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- Dried parsley flakes
- 4 dill pickle spears
- 4 slices deli ham
- In a large bowl, combine the first six ingredients; set aside.
- Hollow out top and bottom of bread, leaving a 1/2-in. shell (discard removed bread or save for another use). Spread thin layer of mayonnaise over bread; sprinkle with parsley.
- Fill each half with cheese mixture. Wrap pickle spears in ham; place lengthwise over cheese mixture on bottom half of loaf. Replace top; press together to seal.
- Wrap in foil; refrigerate overnight. Just before serving, cut into 1-in. slices. Yield: about 2 dozen.
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May way 5 stars. We don't any of the raw bell pepper or celery so I added Ortrga, shredded carrots and also pimientos (I know that they are roasted red peppers) 2 8oz. of CC and sharp cheddar. a Good crunchy pickles and good cut of Ham
I made this recipe for a tea party and used a soft baguette. I wrapped it up the night before and put it in the refrigerator and sliced it up right before serving. It was a hit. The ladies loved it. My friend added some shredded carrots to it also and served it at a birthday party for kids and adults and they all loved it. Make sure you use really good crunchy pickles.
I was searching for something quick and easy to bring to a "Dish to Pass" banquet. I think I found it....this sounds like the ticket!
I think you missed the top line of the directions. It says to fill both halves of the bread with cheese mixture. By pressing both sides together firmly and wrapping in foil or plastic wrap then refrigerating over night, the two halves of of the bread should be pretty well molded together so that slicing in one piece should be easy. DVogt
The way I understand this recipe, is to stuff both halves of the bread with the cheese mixture, but put the ham wrapped pickle spears on one half, top with the other (stuffed) half. Wrap and refrigerate overnight. I don't think they would separate after slicing in pieces. This sound like a wonderful appetizer!
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- Airport transportation
- Health club
- Business center
- Arcade/game room
- Restaurant
- Local Expert Concierge
- Dial-up Internet access - complimentary
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
- Parking
Free parking
- Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Pay movies
- CD player
- Balcony
- Separate sitting area
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Voice mail
- Cooking facilities
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Kitchen
- Wake-up calls
- Second bathroom
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Clock radio
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Sofa bed
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Separate dining area
- Blender
- Dishwasher
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Kitchen linens (dishtowels, sponges, etc.)
- Stovetop
- Separate living room
- Cable TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Individually furnished
- Dining
Tradewind Restaurant - Breakfast, lunch, and dinner served daily.
Mambos Pool Bar & Grill - Located inside the clubhouse, overlooking the pool.
- Recreation
The recreational activities listed are either on-site or nearby. Fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Playground on site
- Swimming on site
- Spa
- Hot stone massage
- Swedish massage
- Prenatal massage
- Waxing
- Reflexology
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
- Check-out
Check-out time is 10 AM
- Pets
Pets not allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Resort fee charged at hotel/condo
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- Cleaning fee: USD 80.00 per accommodation, per stay for housekeeping
- Resort fee: USD 5.95 per accommodation, per night
Hotel resort fee inclusions (may be listed elsewhere in this description as complimentary or available for a surcharge):- Fitness center access
- Internet access (may be limited)
- Phone calls (may be limited)
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.