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Often mistaken for a new town due to its rapid expansion in the 1960's, Basingstoke is traditionally an old market town rich in trading culture. Our store is located in the busy centre of Festival Place and hosts a variety of styles from our schuh kids range!
Rory fraser 20/07/2014
Rihanna was very helpful and polite. It was a pleasure being served by her. I also think that the payment stations and online receipt are very innovative and an excellsny idea.
Anthony Schofield 24/07/2014
I was served quickly and was extremely friendly! When ordering the shoes she checked to make sure the size of the shoe matched the box, or so I thought. Got home and tried them on to find out they felt bigger than my last pair of Toms. I checked inside the shoe to find they were one size bigger than what was said on the box. Will have to drive back now another day! Not happy!
Pippa Hawkes 26/07/2014
Had excellent service when buying some new shoes today was very pleased with the friendly and helpful member of staff that helped pick the right size shoe for me was treated fairly and with respect thanks Jo(Joanna)
Anthony Schofield 26/07/2014
Served quickly and very polite!
Alex Bulpitt 26/07/2014
Great service! Thank you!
Charlotte May 28/07/2013
Excellent customer service, so helpful and polite.
Ian Read 27/07/2013
Great service from Eden in store. She listened and responded to my needs. I would be happy to be assisted by Eden again.
Aaron Clarke 29/07/2013
Assistant: Tina
Excellent, professional and friendly customer service.
My size was not available at first to which Tina had already collected the size about and below just in case. Then was shown similar shoes as the alternatives were too big/small.
Ended up trying on further trainers and selected something from a suggestion by Tina.
Very happy all round hence this post.
I will be back to get the initial shoes when they come in my size later next month.
Ben Grimes 30/07/2013
Here is a great story of brilliant customer service!
I had bought some k*swiss trainers about 6 months ago online, and then recently one of the laces snapped. These were not even worn everyday.
Having only just moved to Basingstoke myself, I thought I'd ask the advice of the local Schuh store as to which laces I should purchase to best replace them.
I was greeted by Laura, who was friendly and helpful from the outset, and she mentioned that sometimes spare laces are available from the store, especially in a circumstances where they had broken after a short space of time. After looking, she didn't have any, but she took both my phone number and email address and offered to contact the rep and request a pair of replacement laces. Great I thought!
A few days later I received a surprising phone call from Laura apologising that it hadn't been sorted yet, but that the request had been raised. I say surprising, as I didn't expect to be kept posted about the progress of such an order...a freebie if you like...and I think this shows the strong customer service here!
Anyway, I missed a call last week, but this evening (Tues 30 July) I went into the store, again greeted by Laura and another girl (apologies, I can't remember her name off the top of my head), who both informed me that the laces were here and they promptly retrieved them from the back. Bearing in mind the store had just relocated less than a week before, the efficiency of the staff had not dwindled.
No, this may not have involved a purchase at the time, but I think the 'above and beyond' attitude of your employees, even if company policy to an extent...was refreshing in this day and age.
I'd like to pass on my thanks to Laura in particular...a great asset to your company, a friendly and extremely helpful girl. I am sure I will be back to that store many times in future!
PS. During my initial visit, I actually purchased a pair of Converse trainers too...so everyone's a winner in my eyes :)
Derek Murrells 30/07/2013
Reaaly good service from LauraM (Cashier no. 005), very helpful in showing what was available in my size (12) at the store. Also set up an order for sandals that where not available in my size. Many thanks to Laura.
Irene Read 31/07/2013
Went into your new Basingstoke store on opening day and the staff were very helpful about a query about an Internet purchase for my Husband. Nothing was too much trouble, checking sizes and bringing out stock to show us, despite being busy with lots of (younger) customers. Would especially like to mention Eden. Customer service certainly sells!
cecilia dias 06/08/2013
fantastic support
I loved my experience with staff Jo
Denise Jones 08/08/2013
Tina was very helpful, lacing shoes and being pleasant.
We were also acknowledged when we entered and left the store.
Good Service
jedd rogers 30/12/2013
I thing Rhianna was very helpful and Amy was nice to
Debbie Freemantle 31/12/2013
Thank you very much for the very prompt and professional way my order was dealt with. The regular text updates advising me of the progress of my order were really good. I was particularly impressed with your members of staff at the Basingstoke store. They were very friendly and helpful on this and previous ocassions i have shopped at Shuh.
steve 08/01/2014
The best service I have received in ages.had to change my choice and from start to finish with evry member of staff the service was great.thank u for making my shopping experience so effortless and enjoyable.
Joseph Wootton 06/10/2013
Garry Moreman 09/10/2013
A brilliant shopping experience. Extremely helpful, polite and efficient staff. Had the skechers that I wanted, and given time to try on and decide, with no pressure. Well done all - a good example of how retailing should be done. I have spread the word !!
Edward Bellamy 09/09/2013
I went into the store and was greeted by a happy member of staff who knew her stuff and was kind and helpful without being pushy or annoying called Eden. She helped me and was very happy for me to try on many different styles and colours before choosing the correct shoes. You need more people like her please!
Jackie McGee 14/09/2013
Perfect. One happy customer. Thank you
Carly 15/09/2013
I came in two weeks ago before my holiday and Tina and a blonde haired girl were fantastic in helping me choose a comfortable pair for walking over cliffs. I'm very happy with my purchase and have recommended your store to friends. I hope those girls get the praise they deserve!! Well done!!
paul 21/09/2013
great service - however only comment I would give is that there is no need to say "sorry for the wait" when you have gone out the back, found the shoes almost immediately and then returned to the shop floor and the customer. In that instance there has been a wait that is expected. If however you struggle to find the shoes in the storeroom, or get delayed by another customer / colleague, then there has been a delay and so here should be an apology.
other than that - all good.
Rebecca Bole 01/09/2013
Tina was very helpful and chatty with my daughter who was a little unsure about the fit of her Converse.
Karen Smith 08/09/2013
Amazing service. Fast and efficient. Extremely helpful and service with a smile!
Chris 06/09/2013
Eden is the friendliest girl!
nat walden 08/09/2013
My assistant Emily was really helpful and friendly. Great selection of shoes and all the sizes I asked for.
Heather Baston 06/09/2013
Excellent customer service from Matt G in the store and outstanding delivery process. Kept fully informed of progress and all within a 24 hour time frame. All companies should take a leaf out of your customer service which was second to none.
Sue Milton 05/08/2013
Just had to say what a fantastic service. Shoes for my husband ordered in store on Saturday and I received them at my work desk at 09.50 this morning.
The ladies in the Basingstoke store were friendly and very helpful.
Many thanks.
Aimee 07/08/2013
I received excellent service and advice with this purchase and am very impressed.
Kirstie 13/08/2013
At schuh basingstoke all of the workers were lovley and kind. Matt, Nathan, Emily and Laura all were very helpfull and managed to assist me with finding the correct shoe and size of shoe. Brilliant service!
Dave 12/08/2013
Was served by Eden and just wanted to remark how friendly and helpful she was. If only more shop assistants were like her then perhaps shopping would become an enjoyable experience again some day.
jonathan ruddle 03/11/2013
I just wanted to say how pleasant the staff were at your Basingstoke store today, really helpful and friendly. The first girl who helped us - Rachel - has apparently only been there a month and wasn't able to use the till, but she was very professional. She has a ridiculously friendly face and a great smile to go with it!
Bianca 21/10/2013
Today I came in to your store to get some good, comfortable shoes as I am going backpacking around Europe. Tina was so very helpful and friendly, asking me about my trip and recommending what she thinks would be best. So happy with my boots! Thanks Tina! :)
Angharad 22/10/2013
I was particularly impressed with the helpfulness and patience of Jake the store assistant, who spent a long time helping me find just the right winter shoe.
Megan 18/08/2013
It was so nice how friendly the staff were! I love my new shoes!! Thank you Emily Jenkins
Rosina Frode 19/08/2013
I was served by Danny and he was very helpful, efficient and cheerful.
A good experience.
daniel smith 21/08/2013
great shop love simpsons converse and staff great very frendly
Philippa gilmore 22/08/2013
The staff showed superior levels of customer service and i was really impressed. Unfortunately an anomally to the rule so will definitely return
david blackman 22/08/2013
Emily went above & beyond in helping me find a solution to my problem (finding adult size 13 shoes).
Mary Huxter 28/08/2013
I live in Newbury, so totally impressed by the fact we could reserve the shoes on line on Monday, within 10 mins the order was confirmed to my mobile phone, travelled to Basingstoke on Tuesday showed the phone confirmation to one of your staff who duly went to the stock room got the shoes as reserved, my Grandson tried them on all OK, paid and left all within a matter of minutes. Well done to all of you, and thank you.
J Hatton 30/08/2013
Excellent service received from Amber.
Mandy 11/11/2013
Hi, I visited the Basingstoke store on Saturday and was very impressed with your store assistant Laura - she was very helpful and knowledgeable. She ordered a pair of boots online for me and I've received the email today to confirm their arrival in store. Very prompt and professional service.
David Kidd 14/11/2013
I am just sending you this e mail as I found the sales assistant Amber a real help, nothing was too much trouble for her and her knowledge of the product was very good, a real gem well worth going into your store would go back to your store with staff like that well done!
Abigail 17/11/2013
Nathan at your Basingstoke store went the extra mile for me when I was buying my Fly boots on Friday 15th November. I spent a long time making my decision and he didn't rush me at all. He made helpful suggestions and allowed me to try other designs to help me make up my mind. Very pleased with the service and especially with my boots!
Dan Stockley 22/11/2013
Jake was an extremely likeable person which took me by surprise as this isn't normally the kind of service I get from a shoe store. He demonstrated a good knowledge and aligned with my concerns. I have no doubts that Jake will do well with Schuh.
Mr Paul Crumplin 26/11/2013
Abi 13/04/2014
I came into the store when I noticed the trainers I had purchased in February had started to come apart, I was first approached by a brunette lady with a double barrelled name (unfortunately its not on the receipt). She was extremely helpful and patient looking through the system to find my proof of purchase. In the end I was able to exchange the trainers quickly and easily for a new pair. I would also like to thank the cashier Amy for her excellent customer service.
Edward Galbraith 11/04/2014
Great service and great advice.
Robert Grieve 15/04/2014
The 2 girls who assisted me at the Basingstoke store, Eden and Josie, were brilliant. Very helpful, friendly and smiley. First class. A real asset to Schuh. :-)
Larch Gauld 27/02/2014
I ordered a pair of shoes on Sunday, which arrived damaged on Tuesday with scratching on the sides. I took them into the Basingstoke store at 3pm on Wednesday to be exchanged for a new pair, but they didn't have them in stock and said they would order them for me. Lo an behold at 9am on Thursday, 18 hours later, the new perfect pair arrived.
I just wanted to commend you on your excellent customer service and will highly recommend you!
thanks again
Gemma Barrington 07/03/2014
Was served by Nathan. Very friendly and gave me an honest opinion when I was trying on shoes. Had to order my size in and got them delivered to my house. Was told it would take up to 3 days but got them the very next morning. Overall very pleased with the service I relieved in store and the speed of delivery. Thank you!
P Lock 05/08/2014
Very helpful staff. A pleasure to visit the shop
Samuel Parnell 27/08/2014
I was very impressed with my visit to Schuh. The member of staff who served me was very knowledgable, keen to help and seemed happy to spend the time to help me find the right shoes for me. Great service. The store looked great and all staff seemed friendly and eager to help (without being overbearing). I will definately shop at Schuh again! Thank you :)
James A 09/07/2014
Matt and Nathan were extremely helpful when I came into the store, I only had a brief idea of what I wanted but they had some really good suggestions and I managed to find two pairs which I really liked. Great service!
Ben Wakefield 14/06/2014
I bought a couple of pairs of shoes in here was a great experience everyone was willing to help and the store held a great atmosphere, really friendly staff. Once I found what I was looking for "Keanna" gave me some advice, was friendly and happy to help, she made what is usually a hassle filled annoyance a quick and pleasant experience. Defiantly will be returning to the store for future purchases.
Patsy Gomez 17/06/2014
Very good friendly service from Keanna.
Rebecca Broomhead 17/06/2014
All staff were welcoming especially Keanna who assisted me with finding the right sizes, styles and advised me. Keanna was very helpful and friendly and made me felt at ease when asking for further assistance.
mrs carol southgate 28/04/2014
Assistant Amber very helpful tried on a few pairs of trainers, other staff around too very helpful but dealt with Amber a nice shop. eventually selected Nike.
Simon Henderson 10/01/2014
Thank you for a great service from all your staff, in particular Stephanie, who assisted with an order.
I found all of the staff very approachable, helpful and knowledgable.
I had to order a pair of trainers as the store did not have my size in stock.
I usually prefer to try shoes/trainers on before purchasing, but Stephanie was very clear and helpful in explaining how I could exchange the trainers or obtain a refund if need be.
I really like they choice of footwear in your stores, and your staff, both in Salisbury and Basingstoke are a credit to your company.
Thank you,
Charlotte 23/01/2014
Came into the Basingstoke store today and was very pleased with the customer service me and my partner received. The staff that served us (the names on my receipt are Laura and Danny so I'm assuming this was them) were friendly and happy to help with finding different sizes etc.
Gemma Campbell 03/07/2014
All staff willing to help. All happy and smiley. Shows true admiration towards their customers. Also gives good advice x
Neil V Smith 24/04/2014
Good sevc fromJake. He was very keen to ensure a speedy and efficient service - which it was or at least until he found the right shoe had been put in the wrong box ! Not his fault.
With staff like him I will definitely be back!
lisa 31/07/2014
Great service
Edwina Grosse 14/08/2014
We visited Shuh Basinghstoke for the first time this morning and just wanted to say how fantastically helpful a young man called Jake(according to the receipt) was.... we bought my daughter her first pair of DM boots in gorgeous design and he was really helpful finding appropriate sizes etc, without being really hardsell- such a refreshing change and would make me go back and shop in store instead of on-line- thank you ( I am really hoping for some lovely ribbon laced boots if I can persuade my husband to treat me!)
Linda Parker 15/12/2013
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I have been in the Basingstoke 3 times recently - the staff are always extremely helpful, polite & professional! Wish all shop assistants were like this as it would make shopping more enjoyable!
Denise Harper 31/05/2014
Really really friendly helpful staff :) :)
Holly Luckman 01/06/2014
I never normally bother to write feedback once I have brought something in a store. However, Chantelle is the definition of what customer service should be like, she was very friendly, happy, smiley, helpful and above all patient to make sure we were happy with our purchase. Just wanted to leave the feedback so she hopefully gets recognition she deserves for her brilliant customer service.
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Roisin O'Rorke 04/06/2014
Great service, friendly & approachable staff who were very willing to help. It is great to see British stores making the customer experience a priority.
Daniella 04/06/2014
Didn't get his name but the guy with the piercings was really friendly. Matt helped me get my shoes and put them through the till. He was a great guy, so helpful!
Chris Gargett 02/12/2013
I was very pleased with my experience in schuh today. Upon entering the store I was promptly greeted by Jake, who helped provide a warm and friendly atmosphere in which to shop. He addressed my rather specific needs (smart yet highly durable shoes) very promptly and accurately presenting me with two sizes (I'm size 9 1/2) of CAT interchange shoes to try out which, to the best of my knowledge, weren't even displayed on the shop floor at the time. Hopefully they will last enough to make the 70 pound investment worth it. My last shoes were falling apart in ways I hadn't thought possible.
Store was very colourful which made things interesting to look at too. I've never been in schuh before and definitely never spent 70 quid on shoes before.
On an unrelated side note the length of the receipt number makes me glad I only work in a small chain where receipt numbers are four digits that cycle.
Send my thanks to Jake.
Geoff Coffin 05/12/2013
Steph in the store was great only ordered these yesterday got them already...fantastic service and helpful store staff...at a time when people are quick to moan great service should be recognised and rewarded...Merry Christmas Steph hope you get rewarded for your efforts.
Natasha Lemon 08/06/2014
Om the 4th June in the morning i went into the schuh store in Basingstoke, qs soon as we walked in the 3 workers on the shop floor instantly greeted us and asked if we needed help, our cashier (Eliott) was possibly the nicest sales assistant we have ever met, myself and my boyfriend both agreed tjat we had to give him a good review. 5 star service from everyone ( especially eliot, the guy with the bridge piercing)
Sarah Halford 22/05/2014
Friendly chatty and helpful staff. No waiting around.
Gillian 25/05/2014
Excellent service all round,saw what I wanted on line,checked to see if you had my size in the store I was going to then emailed the store to have them reserved and got a reply in minuets saying they did,went in the next day to buy the shoes and Jake could not of been more helpfull if he tried,even offered me some insoles when the shoes felt slightly to big,Jake was very friendly and helpfull and all other members of staff seemed to be the same.Out standing .
Barbara Patel 24/05/2014
Was served by Jake but all three staff there were helpful, personable and polite and attentive. Really good customer service and people skills, would happily go back to the store.
Tarquin Elseybub (III) 19/08/2014
I recently acquired a new pair of sweet treads from my local 'schuh' store in Basingstoke. Me being a posh totty, I have never even stepped foot in one of these places before. I normally have Norman my butler go out and get me shoes. Little did I know, however, I would be served by two of the most fantastic gentlemen i have ever come across. I believe their names were Mathew and Nathaniel. Can you please give them a jolly good pat on the back because they made my experience absolutely splendid! Thank you!
Paula Budden 01/01/2014
I visited the Basingstoke store on Friday 27th Dec. I bought a pair of black Fly boots. They are great. The reason for the feedback though is a very nice young girl called Rachel helped me with the choice. She was extremely helpful, so pleasant, and smiley. She was knowledgeable about the range of styles etc I was looking at. I can't tell you how excellent she was and wanted you at Schuh to know. I will definitely be shopping there again and asking for her.
Michael Azzopardi 28/06/2014
Served by Eliot. What a charming, polite, professional young man who helped me with my shopping experience without even a hint of being 'pushy sales'. A credit to the store and to Schuh. I hope that this feedback will be passed onto Eliot's superiors, as an example to everyone of perfect customer-centric service. I will, without a doubt, be back to shop in this store again.Thank you.
Ian 19/02/2014
I was greeted by 2 girls near to the entrance. I was then served by Matt who was very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Having chosen my footwear he directed me to the till where another girl greeted me. They both started chatting and we had a brief discussion about my impending trip to New York!! Needless to say they were both jealous!! The whole visit was hassle free and I was made to feel welcome and important, without any hint of them "overdoing it", and the service I received from them all can only be described as highly commendable. Please pass on my thanks and the next time I am shoe shopping I will be sure to pop in. Thanks Again.
Helen Smith 29/03/2014
I just wanted to say what a fantastic experience I had in your Basingstoke store recently. After deciding that I was going to buy a new pair of converses from yourselves (they are a few other stores in Basingstoke I could have visited) I was very pleased that I choose your store due to the friendliness of the staff. While browsing Keanna was quick to offer her assistance asking if I needed any help. She shared her love of converses throughout while serving me. Once I decided on the right size (which I find difficult with shoes) Keanna was more than happy to get a different size for me which was she quick and efficient in doing. Once I had decided on a pair of high tops I asked her advice on what converses she liked she quickly told me about the leather styles. These weren't the cheapest and being a bit of a cheap skate myself I think elsewhere I properly would not have chosen them. However due to Keanna good nature and friendliness I purchased these too. This pair have been one of the best pair of shoes I have owned and I have worn them every day since I bought them. While talking to the customers (she was serving two people at the same time) Keanna mentioned that she had only been working at the store two weeks. This surprised me as she had good knowledge of the shoes and was not flustered at all when serving both groups of people with ease. Danny at the till was also very friendly and helpful telling me where I can feedback about the store.
Please can you feedback this to your Basingstoke store and give Keanna the recognition that she deserves.
I will be back soon and I hope to be served by Keanna!!
Maria Wadsworth 08/04/2014
Excellent smiley, friendly, efficient service. Laura and Rachel spoke to me as if I was a real person rather than just one more customer.
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Officials for the Las Vegas-based company said the uncertain economic times will require them to build Legends Bay Casino-Resort in phases, beginning with the proposed 60,000-square-foot facility housing the casino, restaurant and entertainment venues.
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"Given the state of the current economy, this is an extremely positive step and it says a lot about the vibrancy of the Legends development and everyone's confidence in the northern Nevada market," said Steve Graham, vice president of destination development for Kansas City, Mo.-based RED Development.
Company officials provided no estimate of the cost of the project, but past proposals for hotel-casino projects at that site called for anywhere from 400 to 1,000 rooms at costs from $500 million to $800 million.
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A girl of l8 was sentenced to death and a youth and a girl (each 17) were sentenced to life im
prisonment yesterday for I
a murder which the Chief
Justice, the Hon. K. W. I Street, described as "loathsome" and "horrify- ing."
.Edith May Martin, of Botany Street,- Redfern, who was sentenced to death, almost collapsed in the Central Crimi- nal Court dock when sentence was passed.
She screamed: "Oh, no,
Daddy," while she was assisted
from the courtroom, and her cries were heard as she was taken along the corridors out-
William Henry Baker, or Herne Bay, and Beryl Edna Miller, of Boundary Street, l Roseville, were sentenced to
life imprisonment with hard
Baker, who was the first to be sentenced, showed few signs of emotion when he was asked if he had anything to say.
Edna Miller wept bitterly when she was sentenced and screamed, "Curse you all," as she was taken from the court-
The youth and the two girls had been charged with the murder of Ernest William Gil leland, 73, a pensioner. Each pleaded not guilty.
Edith Martin's husband, John Edward Martin, 20, of Boundary Street, Roseville, was also committed for trial on a similar charge.
On February 27 he was
found hanged in his cell at Long Bay Gaol.
The Acting City Coroner,
Mr. R. A. Kersley, found yes
terday that Martin had com mitted suicide by hanging him self with a towel and a leather belt tied to the bars of the cell window.
The Crown alleged that the accused planned to attack Gil leland at his home in Botany Street, Redfern, overpower him, rob him ot £500 which thev believed he had hidden, and then escape.
When Gdlcland resisted he was hit over the head with a smoker's stand. He died three days later.
The Crown said that all Gilleland's attackers found was 12 pennies
[In all cises since the NSW Labour Government has been in power the death sentence has been commuted to imprisonment u>tiall\ for life
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Prosecco and blackberries cocktail
What's your least favourite weather? Personally, I really honestly hate the heat. Even my inborn aversion to snow and cold doesn't make it easier to bear anything over 30 degrees Celscius. I hope that one day I will move to a weather paradise where thermometers never show anything below 20 or above 25 degrees. Until then, all I have is complaining and more and less effective methods of surviving the heat.
How to survive the sweltering heat:
1. If you can't imagine starting a day without a cup of coffee, go for a refreshing iced americano, instead of foamy cappuccino.
2. Drink water! Lots of water! Add fresh mint, lemon juice or cucumber slices to make it even more reviving. Drinking water is almost always a good idea.
3. Eat cold food. It's light and you don't need to stay over a steaming pot or heat your kitchen with the oven to prepare it. Make salads, cold snacks, sushi (or - even better - sushi burrito) and cold soups (how about chilled avocado soup chłodnik z awokado?).
4. Homemade ice cream! Making sorbet or granita doesn't take a lot of effort and gives you a solid dose of refreshment. Use this recipe for traditional Sicilian granita. You can adjust the quantity of sugar (or not use sugar at all) and go with seasonal fruit - blueberries, raspberries, currants.
5. Focus on the positive sides of the heat. In the evening, when the temperature is nice and bearable, sit at your terrace (or your friends' terrace), take a sip of a chilled prosecco and blackberries cocktail and try to remember how much you actually hate winter.
Recipe: Prosecco and blackberries cocktail
Serves: 2 (adults)
Start with placing blackberries in the freezer for at least 20 minutes.
Transfer frozen blackberries into chilled glasses.
Top with limoncello.
Fill up with chilled prosecco.
Summer meringue with red fruit
Having been born in early January, I sincerely sympathise with anyone who celebrates a winter birthday. After the splurge of holiday season and the carouse of New Year's Eve people are left with neither the will to make whoopee, nor funds or ideas for great gifts. Let alone the fact that I will never have a meringue with seasonal berries as my birthday cake. It would be perfect for my party, as it is light, delicate and graceful. And so am I.
Luckily for me, I don't need birthday to make myself some cake.
Summer meringue with red fruit
Serves: 8
Beat the egg whites until stiff. Beating, gradually add sugar. Add vinegar and potato starch and keep beating for a while.
Place the mixture on a parchment-lined baking sheet and form a circle.
Bake at 130C for 20 minutes, then reduce the temperature to 100C and bake for another 2 hours.
Let cool completely.
Blend raspberries and drain the mixture.
Combine with mascarpone, using a mixer.
Top cooled meringue with cream. Arrange fruit on top of the cream.
Refrigerate unless serving immediately.
Roasted whole chicken with lemon and thyme
I'm pretty positive that whole roasted chicken is one of the best possible meals ever. It works great for more fancy occasions, as well as for an ordinary family dinner on an insignificant weekday night.
Roasted chicken is ranked rather high on my list of possible last meals. I suppose I would go for mussels in white wine in the end, especially if they came with a really crispy baguette. Luckily, I don't have to make this tough decision at the moment. One day I can devour some chicken, another day I can enjoy the mussels. Life really is beautiful when you eat the right things.
Recipe: Roasted whole chicken with lemon and thyme
Serves: 4
Whisk together all the ingredients of the marinade.
Combine marinade with chicken and refrigerate for a few hours, preferably overnight.
Remove the chicken from the fridge (at least 30 minutes before roasting).
Fill the cavity with garlic, thyme and lemon slices from the marinade.
Truss the bird. Place in a buttered baking dish, breasts down.
Roast at 200C for 50 minutes.
Combine vegetables with oil, salt and pepper.
Remove chicken from the baking dish, place vegetables on the bottom and place the bird on top of the vegetables, this time breasts up.
Top with melted butter and roast for another 50 minutes.
Remove chicken from the oven. Wait 10-15 minute before carving.
Bloody Mary
Bloody Mary seems to be a good friend of everyone who ever had to deal with the morning-after syndrome. Potassium and vitamin C (and vodka) make it a perfect choice for brunch, especially when Mimosa is just not enough.
There are at a few conflicting claims of who invented the Bloody Mary (and even if most of these bartenders are lying, it's hard to blame them). The cocktail was probably created in the first half of the 20th century. Its name comes from sorbiquet given to Queen Mary I of England, known for gory executions of Protestants when she tried to turn England back to Roman Catholicism.
The simplest recipe includes vodka and tomato juice, the most classic mix adds lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, tabasco, salt and pepper. There are numerous variations. Bloody Fairy contains absinth instead of vodka, Bloody Maria replaces vodka with tequila, Bloody Moly - with Irish whiskey. The inventors of Bloody Bull combined beef bouillon with tomato juice, the admirers of Bloody Mariyaki substitute Worcestershire sauce with teriyaki. Bloodless Mary comes without tomato juice, Bloody Shame is a sad cocktail without vodka.
The most common garnish is a celery stalk, sometimes coming with olives, pickles and lemon slices. More elaborate ones include jalapeño peppers, becon, cheese, oysters or shrimp. The most extraordinary Bloody Marys are garnished with mini burgers (as well as full-size burgers), pizza slices (as well as entire pizzas) and hot dogs.
Recipe: Bloody Mary
Serves: 2 adults
Combine all the ingredients in cocktail shaker with a few cubes of ice.
Strain into chilled cocktail glasses.
Add garnish.
Broad bean salad
Light summer brunch. Or even lunch, if the day is really hot.
Broad bean salad
Serves: 2
Lemon dressing
Poached eggs
Cook broad beans and green peas.
Young broad beans need about 10 minutes (it should be tender, but not overcooked), young peas only about 2 minutes.
Remove skins from broad beans.
Whisk all the dressing ingredients together.
In a large bowl, combine beans and peas with the dressing.
Transfer salad to two bowls.
Prepare the eggs: bring water to boil, add vinegar. Crack each egg to a shallow bowl. Stir boiling water to create a whirl.
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Do you have to have low folate level to warrent l-methylfolate in treating depression?
What blood tests are necessary before starting l-methylfolate? B12, Folate, CBC?
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I believe the answer to your question is yes. I doubt a doctor will prescribe methylfolate unless a folate deficiency is documented.
I found the following info about the brand of methylfolate called Deplin (there are two brands of methylfolate, Deplin is the one used for depression and folate deficiency):
The Deplin brand of l-methylfolate is used in the following situations:
in people with major depressive disorder who have folate deficiency. Deplin is used together with anti-depressant medications in people with major depressive disorder and low folate levels.
in people with schizophrenia who have hyperhomocysteinemia related to folate deficiency.
Deplin is not an antidepressant. However, it may enhance the effects of antidepressant medications.
A doctor would test for folic acid (folate) levels in the blood before prescribing methylfolate.
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Michelle Pfeiffer is looking extra foxy this evening as one of the few ladies in a short dress on the red carpet. I am loving her sexy soft waves and her hot sequined Pamela Dennis number. What do you think?
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lizlee89 6 years
I can't stand her - but I think she looks amazing - I like that even thought she went with a safe LBD, she still took a chance with the wierd straps - which I love...
cnyc1a 6 years
I like it. She looks great. A sexy Cocktail dress. I didn't even know she was there until now. I like that it's very flattering on her and she looks sexy.
books-and-shoes 6 years
She always look great!
books-and-shoes 6 years
She always look great!
shmoo15 6 years
Does she look a little drunk to anyone else?
kiwitwist 6 years
dont care for it
kiwitwist 6 years
dont care for it
musewings 6 years
The dress is really not for her shape.
Violet2 6 years
Dress is too tight
Violet2 6 years
Dress is too tight
ALSW 6 years
I can't decide.
ALSW 6 years
I can't decide.
supergurl 6 years
zzzzzzzzzz p.s. Can someone please pass her a comb? Thx.
supergurl 6 years
zzzzzzzzzzp.s. Can someone please pass her a comb? Thx.
mcpro26 6 years
Hate it even though it is black!
Kkkkkkkkkkk 6 years
Actually I'm not gone on this. She looks trashed!
Michaelrcks 6 years
Love it.
Michaelrcks 6 years
Love it.
mizlynz 6 years
Not a fan of the dress. In the one pic, it looks too tight.
pink_magnetism 6 years
I meant seeing it IN close-up.
pink_magnetism 6 years
Seeing the dress is close-up-not loving it.
vireland 6 years
she can do no wrong.
vireland 6 years
she can do no wrong.
pipette1110 6 years
the dress is not fabolous but she rocks the dress!
kacky 6 years
Botox smile. Top lip pulled straight back.
Mintie 6 years
uh... NO!And comb your damn hair!
Mintie 6 years
uh... NO! And comb your damn hair!
chynablue 6 years
Its hard to make a decision because the pictures are bad. The angles are weird. Her hair and the silhouette of the dress blend in with the background.
xvaesthirxv 6 years
The hair looks nice, you have to look at it on the right pic, the left one it's all lit by the sun and mixed with some other woman's hair. To answer someone's comment, she was there bc her husband's (David E. Kelley) show got some noms, so she went to support him. I was disappointed with the dress but MP can pull anything off. I really wish she went all out for some killer gown, but I think she kept it low key since she wasn't being awarded with anything herself so she'll probably want to stay out of the limelight.
leeluvfashion 6 years
I don't hate it, it's more of a dislike.
lorenashley 6 years
blah. whats up with the shitty hair??
lorenashley 6 years
blah.whats up with the shitty hair??
savebrit2277 6 years
Not really feeling it, but for 49 I would KILL to look like that now let alone at almost 50 so amazing!
saexhee 6 years
Ughh.. she's usually very beautiful and classy but..that dress has got to go!
saexhee 6 years
Ughh.. she's usually very beautiful and classy but.. that dress has got to go!
xo_verity 6 years
I dont like the straps on the dress, but I think she looks great for her age!
laura8448 6 years
Why exactly is Michelle Pfeiffer at the Emmy's?
Aristotrash 6 years
What is with people's HAIR tonight? Gorgeous girls, gorgeous make-up, BEAUTIFUL dresses, and then it all falls apart at the hairline. They should have volunteer stylists on-call on the red carpet. Geesh.
lucyS 6 years
Gawd, even Michelle didn't look good tonight. I need another drink. :drinks:
tati33 6 years
dont like the straps...but she looks great overall ;)
artfashionmusic7 6 years
id say....ITS OK! :) like the black straps looks cool. :D
artfashionmusic7 6 years
id say....ITS OK! :) like the black straps looks cool. :D
jodie_ohlala 6 years
She's so gorgeous
jodie_ohlala 6 years
She's so gorgeous
lindaloo 6 years
She's so pretty but why this dress?
pmlayden 6 years
she could wear anything
pmlayden 6 years
she could wear anything
jen22 6 years
She looks great!
jen22 6 years
She looks great!
kodeko 6 years
Yeah, that first pic is a bad pic of her hair. This woman is absolutely gorgeous!!
RobinFabulous 6 years
She's too old for that dress....
mrspiven 6 years
i think she looks nice, but i think the dress is a little 'young' for me, not exactly red carpet. but, she works it, so good for her!
Chrry00352 6 years
i like the hair....but not for such an event....maybe for an everyday look
rc630 6 years
Love it, the hair looks a little TOO tousled though
any 6 years
looks good for her age
any 6 years
looks good for her age
flutterpie 6 years
i love the look but i think this is just a really bad pic
isobelstevens 6 years
i'm not digging it. :-[
isobelstevens 6 years
i'm not digging it. :-[
Lori3775 6 years
I am undecided. She looks amazing, but the dress just isn't red carpet material to me.
jenemite 6 years
She looks really good, but the straps on the dress bother me.
youngheart222 6 years
She looks gorgeous! I love the dress!
outofhere 6 years
No, don't like it - she looks like she's wearing suspenders.
ssussan 6 years
Hair looks messy, dress is just okay. I like her light make-up.
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