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National Progressive Unionist Party
|National Progressive Unionist Party
|Hizb al Tagammu' al Watani al Taqadomi al Wahdawi
حزب التجمع الوطني التقدمي الوحدوي
|Sayed Abdel Aal[1]
|Khaled Mohieddin
|Al Ahali
|Democratic socialism
|Political position
|National affiliation
|Revolutionary Democratic Coalition[3]
National Salvation Front[4]
Egyptian Front[5]
|Politics of Egypt
Political parties
The National Progressive Unionist Party (in Arabic: Hizb al Tagammu' al Watani al Taqadomi al Wahdawi حزب التجمع الوطني التقدمي الوحدوي, commonly referred to as Tagammu) is a socialist political party in Egypt. The party is considered to be a defender of the principles of the Egyptian Revolution of 1952. It calls for standing against attempts to reverse the Revolution's social gains for labourers, the poor, and other low-income groups.
History and profile[edit]
The party was established in 1977[2] and its founder was Khaled Mohieddin, former free officer.[6]
The party boycotted the first presidential elections in 2005. At the last legislative elections, November 2010, the party won 5 out of 518 seats.
In the 2011-2012 Egyptian parliamentary election, the party ran in the Egyptian Bloc electoral alliance.
- Rejection of religious extremism.
- Building the character of the Egyptian citizens.
- Ending the State monopoly over the media.
- Raising awareness of environmental issues.
- Developing the Egyptian industries.
Prominent Party figures[edit]
- Khaled Mohieddin – Party founder, former chairman, and a member of the Egyptian Revolutionary Command Council.
- Sayed Abdel Aal- New Party Chairman
- ^ Tagammu Party elects new chief by one vote, Egypt Independent, 27 February 2013, retrieved 16 December 2013
- ^ a b "Profiles of Egypt's political parties". BBC. 25 November 2011. Retrieved 16 December 2013.
- ^ Revolutionary Democratic Coalition: A new voice on Egypt's Left, Ahram Online, 19 September 2012, retrieved 16 December 2013
- ^ Civil groups' pounce into political space seen as pro-democracy triumph, Egypt Independent, 29 November 2012, retrieved 16 December 2013
- ^ "Egypt's secular electoral blocs halved into two after Moussa's withdrawal". Ahram Online. 11 August 2014. Retrieved 11 August 2014.
- ^ Roberto Aliboni (3 January 2013). Egypt's Economic Potential. Routledge. p. 205. ISBN 978-1-135-08688-6. Retrieved 7 October 2014.
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I'd love some feedback on these glyphs, especially from Greek speakers and classicists. Just in case the heavily coved serifs and x-height don't give it away, I'm developing them as companions to ITC Bookman.
[sample setting that includes several characters discussed below]
Beyond the usual distortions brought about by my latin-alphabet prejudices, it's not surprising that the most challenging shapes for me have been several archaic letters used mostly in academic contexts and for formal numeration (not unlike the use of roman numerals in latin scripts).
I'm not looking to replicate these letters' historic forms in an epigraphic way, but rather to see how far I can stretch them into the modern face with which I'm working, while retaining their recognizable features.
As letters that never survived the medieval period, their basic shapes are uncial, but I want to adapt them into miniscule/majuscule forms. I'm far from the first to try this; in fact, several advocates who congregate around Unicode successfully lobbied to get both forms into the standard over the past couple years. I've used some of these folks' examples and descriptions as the basis of my own doodling.
The miniscule stigma is a well-established form very similar to the final sigma. Because the origins of this modern form are based upon medieval uncial ligatures of sigma and tau, the capital letter has less tradition behind it.
Playing around with the shapes, my goal was to evoke both the lunate Sigma (the source of the Cyrillic C [Es]) and the uptick and tail of the letter's miniscule form. In the following image, I've suggested an array of glyphs that increasingly move toward the form of the lunate Sigma; in fact, the very last one is a literal ligature of this letter and a capital Tau; something like the Ethel (
Another idea I've entertained for the lower-case san is something like the following.
For the most part, I like it more than either my or the "official" M-derived version, although it's not as fun to draw.
Obviously, it's based directly on the miniscule mu. It also references the cursive version of the Cyrillic sha (English "sh", Slavic š), a phoneme which is closer to the actual sound of san than is the literally referenced mu.
However, this is further away from the shapes that the Unicode standard suggests for the letter, even if the reference glyph is itself a constructed form with no direct historic antecedents.
Wow! I'm just seeing this for the first time now. Any further development?
I like it, but I think that the mu looks too Latin. Can you bringe more "hand" into that?
I think Dan is right about the Latin feel. Have a cup of Greek coffee, break some dishes while dancing and try again :-) Keep trying though, I would like to see more work in pushing Greek further.
You might be interested in reading my essay in issue #4 of Spatium magazine (soon to be republished in the Greek "Hyphen" journal) titled "Latinization: prevention and cure", especially since it deals with Greek to some extent. I'm not implying you're doing it all wrong or anything - in fact it seems like you're taking it very seriously, which is great. The thing is though that what we consciously think is "good design" is often not in the still-murky realm of multi-script type design (especially for text faces).
I'm drawing archaic Greek letters myself at the moment, and finding it quite challenging. Actually, the real archaic Greek letters are fine: the problem is the anachronistic casing forms. I'm working in the Byzantine cursive style for the lowercase, and the san is particular tricky. Brent, I quite like your lowercase san, but it gives the appearance of having one too many strokes in it. I'll try to remember to post examples of my designs when I finish them.

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You'll travel "underwater" in clam-shell ride vehicles to visit Ariel's grotto, see Sebastien conduct a sea-creature orchestra and encounter Ursula's lair.
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Published: June 29, 2011
The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure is a new dark ride that debuted at California Adventure officially on June 3, 2011. The old "Palace of Fine Arts" entryway to the now-gone Golden Dreams show remains, and will be part of The Little Mermaid building's facade. But once inside, this is a, well, "whole new world."Tweet
You'll travel "underwater" in clam-shell ride vehicles to visit Ariel's grotto, see Sebastien conduct a sea-creature orchestra and encounter Ursula's lair.
I like the ride a lot. It's a fun, musical adventure. The emphasis is more on the music of the Little Mermaid than the plot, and as a result there isn't really a climax to the ride. But given it's emphasis on music, the ride is what a 21st century dark ride SHOULD be - stocked with animatronics, a sense of escape (the recent black light refurb to the Under the Sea scene made you feel like you were really under the Sea!), and great music. Since it has really high capacity, the lines are rarely long.
The Little Mermaid movie was a lot of fun. But the attraction based on that movie is just okay. The ride itself is too short, the narrative is stilted, and while the animatronics may be superb, to me they just look a little bit creepy. Maybe the inclusion of another scene or two would really help things out, but as it is, I can see why some folks are disappointed in this attraction. The Little Mermaid is definitely not an E-Ticket, and probably not much more than a C-Ticket in my humble opinion.
Not especially amazing, but complements DCA very well and very fun. Something that was missing from the park on opening day.
Mermaid is a good ride, but it should/could have been a great one. The main thing that's lacking is underwater effects; aside from the initial "plunge", you get very little feeling of being actually underwater. Also, the show-stopping "under the sea" segment is good, but is not as breathtaking as it could be -- it's also too brightly lit.
The AAs are very good, but there are only a few true animatronics in the ride. As for the "story", this ride was meant as a showcase for the movie's musical numbers, so it doesn't bother me that it doesn't tell the full story.
This is a great dark ride, something that DCA was missing since the day it open. This attraction has great details, wonderful music and some nice animatronics. Due to its ride system it allows the attraction to take in many guest. This means that you're more likely to find short lines. I find this attraction to be a bit short, it's still an amazing & fun attraction for the whole family.
It's okay at its best. I think the space isn't budgeted right, the story is way too glossed and the highlight is Ursula but you don't get to see her for too long. I hope the WDW version is better.
I was there for opening day and feel in love with the ride. The music, the colors, the overall feel of it is amazaing. This was a good addition to California Adventure.
This ride is amazing down to the last detail. The AAs are stunning, there are so many details, the omnimover system keeps lines short, the building is beautiful; everything about it is great. Though some complain of the rushed disjointed feel of this ride, they are missing the main story point. The ride begins with Scuttle the seagull telling you the story and getting lost and confused as he tells it... and the rest of the ride reflects this. He even appears at the end to wrap the story up. If one recalls the movie you'll remember how scuttle never quite gets everything right, so it makes sense that as he tells the story of Ariel that he'd get everything a little confused.
The audio animatronics were great, especially Ursula. The only complaint I have is the story felt a little rushed. But it's still a great addition to the park.
The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure is a nice addition to the park. It is a ride that gives a punch of traditional Disneyland flavour to the arguably less Disney-y CA Adventure Park. Although a traditional Disney dark ride, The Little Mermaid has all the little touches of newer technology. There are actually some real animatronic, even for Flaunder, a fish would usually be a generic motor-powered model, but in this case he actually dances along to the music. Ursula is also one of the biggest show stealer. She's the biggest character in size of the whole ride, and the texture of her skin is done to the smallest detail. On the other hand, Disney's little detail are sometimes just astonishing. When in the que line, they actually blend in seashells to the cement that paves the walk way.
Although many may agree Little Mermaid is one of the best rides at DCA, as a Disney fan who's seen the ride simulation video that comes with the DVD I was a little disappointed how disjointed the story is on this ride. I came in expecting a dramatic defeat of Ursula, a opening set piece of the ship that got destroyed by lighting, which none of them appeared in this ride. However these little disappointment can't really diminish the overall quality of the attraction. So, 8 out of 10. Good job, Disney! Now I can't wait for Cars Land to open in 2012.
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Sodium Polystyrene Sulfonate - would like to know the side effects anybody has taking kionex powder?
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I can give you an answer to the first part of your question.
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This will bring Australia's total contribution to the Ebola response to $18 million and is in addition to the more than $40 million provided to the World Health Organisation over the past year to support global health activities. To read more about this, click here.
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The Australian AVID program is helping to protect the Caribbean marine environment through promoting the consumption of invasive alien species! For more information, click here.
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Australia's Special Representative to the G20, Mr Daniel Sloper and Assistant Director - G20 International Engagement, Mr Samuel Bentley recently completed a visit to the Caribbean conducting high-level meetings and outreach in Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica. For information on the visit, click here.
WARNING: Jobs/Phishing Scam Alert
The Australian High Commission advises all persons interested in visiting, working or living in Australia to please be aware of a number of Job Scams that may be related to Phishing Scams.
Social media sites and the wider Internet present many opportunities to earn extra money; many of which are not legitimate. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
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Australia in Focus - The G20 Presidency
Australia holds the presidency of the Group of Twenty (G20) from 1 December 2013 to 30 November 2014. Australia will chair the G20 meetings in 2014, bringing together leaders, Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors, Trade Ministers and Employment and Labour Ministers from major developing and advanced economies to address critical economic and financial challenges facing the world.
The G20 is the world's premier forum for international economic cooperation and decision making. G20 members account for 85 per cent of global GDP, 75 per cent of global trade and two-thirds of the world's population. Australia's G20 Presidency will focus on promoting stronger economic growth and employment outcomes and making the global economy more resilient to deal with future shocks.The G20 Leaders' Summit will be held in Brisbane on 15-16 November 2014.
For more details on the G20, download this overview.
To keep up to date on G20 Australia news please visit the G20 website or the Twitter and Facebook accounts of the 2014 Presidency.
To read about Australian Sherpa Dr Heather Smith's address on the priorities of Australia during its G20 Presidency, click here.
Speaker of the House, Bronwyn Bishop visits Trinidad and Tobago
Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Australia, the Honourable Bronwyn Bishop, MP, is greeted on her arrival by President of the Senate of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, Senator the Honourable Timothy Hamel-Smith. Looking on is Mr Brian Caesar, Marshal of the Parliament of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
Read the full story here.
Media Releases
Media Releases from the Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs can be found here.
Media Releases from the Australian Minister for Trade and Investment can be found here.
Speeches from the Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs can be found here.
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PeruvianPrice: £41 and over
Coya London
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://coyarestaurant.com/
- Phone: 020 7042 7118
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Sunday: 12pm - 10:45pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Peruvian
- Executive Chef: Sanjay Dwivedi
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room
- Private Party Facilities: A private dining room housing a table for ten with a private smoking terrace, the Chef's Table is available for reservation.
- Private Party Contact: Catia 02070427118
- Entertainment: Celebrating the spirit of Latin America, the music and cultural program at Coya will oscillate between the old and the new, taking in a lateral view of Latin culture through a London lens. Whether it is street art or classic photography, the greatest musicians of times gone by or the quirkiest collaborations between British musicians and contemporary Latin bands, the Coya Collective will be neither predictable nor one dimensional.
A word from Coya London
Coya Restaurant and Bar brings the spirit of Latin America to the heart of London. With a modern Peruvian restaurant at the centre of Coya's culture, chefs will entertain as food is prepared in one of three open kitchens, the Ceviche Bar (raw bar), La Parrilla (open charcoal grill) and the Cocina Central (central kitchen). An extensive Pisco Bar specializing in bespoke pisco infusions, specialist tequilas and rum, sits adjacent to the main dining room, where the sights and sounds of Coya come together to fill the senses with the essence of Latin American culture.Continued
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Coya London reviews from OpenTable diners
212 reviews since 26 November 2013
- Food4.5Service4.1
- Ambience4.3Value3.6
special occasions (109)fit for foodies (102)business meals (68)romance (66)group bookings (47)good vegetarian options (28)pre/post theatre (23)sunday lunch (18)brunch (11)outstanding value (10)outdoor eating (5)child friendly (2)Show More
- Good enoughmariosimonelliDined on 22/11/2014Despite the great food and the good service, being a late booking we have been rushed out from the begin to the very end where the bill has indeed arrived without having asked for it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 22/11/2014The food was amazing, everyone should try salmon ceviche. Service was very polite and pleasant. I definitely recommend a drink at the bar , before dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent restaurant with outstanding foodMaddeDined on 22/11/2014Excellent restaurant with outstanding food and service. One of the best restaurants I have visited during my stay in London. Also loved the bar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A fabulous evening in CoyaAWAWVIPDined on 19/11/2014This was our 3rd meal in Coya and was probably our best evening yet. The service was outstanding and the food amazing. The waiter spent a really long time talking us through the menu and made some really good recommendations which were delicious. The atmosphere in the restaurant and upstairs is excellent and they serve wonderful pisco sours. We will definitely be going again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice overall atmosphere and foodAudreyDined on 9/11/2014The service as great. The food really refine. However, it s a bit expensive... But we all had a great time thereSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ClarevilleVIPDined on 7/11/2014Went to this fabulous restaurant Coya on Friday to celebrate a birthday. It's a bit like the Peruvian answer to Hakkasan. Very trendy, great décor and fun attentive staff. We let our waiter choose and he did so brilliantly. Great Pisco sours to start with and the beef was particularly good. Wine menu eye wateringly expensive and with the amount of spice in the food I am not sure a serious bottle is appropriate. We had two bottle of a 'medium' priced wine (here about £60) and came away with a bill of just over £100 each (had we been splitting it which we were not). Fantastic evening and would strongly recommend a visit for a special occasion.Special Features:
- Very Good PeruvianWineSnobDined on 2/11/2014Dinner with friends was a pleasant surprise. The various Peruvian dishes were well prepared, and the service was attentive.Special Features:
- Good food, but not real PeruvianOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 27/10/2014Very good food and beautifully presented but not very authentic. The anticuchos and the arrox con choclo were not peruvian at all and the ceviches only average. Great pisco sours and mains and it is a beautiful restaurant though,Special Features:
- Good food, poorly managed servicenknijVIPDined on 27/10/2014The food was pretty good although a touch overpriced, but then that's part and parcel of what is quite a high end restaurant with good atmosphere and very nicely finished interior. Service was poorly managed - staff were quite happy to let us order fully 30 minutes into our reservation (we were not in a rush) and then soon after we finished eating they abruptly asked us to move to a table in the bar as they needed our table back. I considered this to be poor form, they should have informed us at the start of our reservation that they needed the table back and then we could pace our meal appropriately to not feel rushed out after spending over £100 per head on the meal & wine. It left a sour taste in the mouth, which is a shame.I would recommend this to a friend.
- WOW WOW WOWOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 26/10/2014We were 6 ppl, and left all the orders to George. Food is incredibly good and service was fast and waiters are friendly.Special Features:
- Poor servicefoodnotserviceDined on 26/10/2014Excellent food, but waiters push more & more dishes on you, and bring them all together rather than in sequence. Go for the food despite the poor service!Special Features:
- dont listen to waitersDMDMDined on 26/10/2014high quality food but service was a bit lacking - bit slow with the food despite having 3 kitchens and waitress kept trying to make us order more food than we wanted on a few occassions they need to calm that down else will lose repeat businessSpecial Features:
- Coya delivers againgreedygirlVIPDined on 23/10/2014My second time at Coya to introduce it to a friend. She was wowed by both the food and ambiance, and I wasn't disappointed for my second visit. Not cheap but a great night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really Good FoodGoodVIPDined on 18/10/2014Atmosphere similar as NYC Great Food Great Service Don't changeSpecial Features:
- Fantastic food & great venueSteveDDined on 18/10/2014Went to Coya for an anniversary meal and was generally very impressed. I had booked for the main restaurant at 6.45 as that was the only time available. However, when we arrived we were told we would be eating in the bar, which was set up for casual dining but was empty and not what we wanted. We informed the staff that we had booked for the main restaurant and they did move us downstairs but we had to eat side by side at a counter which wasn't ideal.However, the food was sensational (every single dish), the service was excellent and I would definitely recommend visiting. The only negative on the food was that we chose the tasting menu and we were full half way through because the portions were so big!Special Features:
- Good food, mediocre serviceD123Dined on 17/10/2014The food here is good, but the service itself is unprofessional, robotic and genuinely doesn't make sense at times..at one point they changed out plates while we were still eating because the mains was on the way. Then one of out starter dishes came out after our mains. To conclude food was good, service poor and uncoordinated, there are better places to eat in this price range but I my experience may be a one off.
- Pricey but niceMasiDined on 17/10/2014Food was delicious but there is a very hard sell to over order - not familiar with peruvian we ended up overordering by £60 party of 4Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing food very attentive serviceGBLondonVIPDined on 14/10/2014Dined at Coya this week and it is now my favourite London restaurant. Our Croatian waiter was very charming and attentive and helped us to select dishes. Food is beautifully presented, extremely fresh and so tasty. Ambience is great for evenings out. Cant wait to go back.Special Features:
- Sunday LunchcomedinewithmeDined on 12/10/2014I was expecting a la carte to be available on Sunday however when i got there there was only a lunch menu available where you get all the starters which were okay (i would not have ordered many of the choices) and the main course was mediocre. My friend ordered the lamb dish which was recommended by the waiter however there was hardly any meat; it was full of fat! We were both looking forward to the dessert and this was a sharing platter of three desserts including a chocolate brownie. Before we got to enjoy the trio a fly was hovering around the plate and actually settled on the brownie for some time which naturally put us off. I would go back to Coya to try the a al carte for an evening meal but not in a hurry.Special Features:
- Five star Peruvian in MayfairhollandparkfoodieDined on 10/10/2014what an exceptional meal and venue, unpretentious fabulous service. we had a couple of Pisco sours which were excellent and cerviche, yellow fin tuna, sea bass and the most amazing scallops. we followed this with tiraditos , one sweet corn tiradito and one quinoa both exceptional. to finish we had a white and dark chocolate mousse and a cheesecake with the recommended wines. A gastro delight!Special Features:
- Exciting tastesserrinaDined on 6/10/2014I had not tried Peruvian cuisine before and was curious about it. Friends recommended Coya but since I wanted to be surprised I did not inquire about the food beforehand. It has been a very satisfying experience encountering familiar fares in new and exciting combinations. I will make sure to eat there everytime I go to London.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LovelyHughesyDined on 4/10/2014Just lovely. Really enjoyed it. The food looks and tastes deliciousSpecial Features:
- coyafatandjolly1Dined on 3/10/2014Nice enough and good for non red meat eaters as there is a good selection of fish and veg Curious presentation of the patata dish covered in tomato ketchup and mustardSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointswelshwebberDined on 2/10/2014Another wonderful meal at Coya. The ceviches are fabulous and the pisco sours brilliantSpecial Features:
- Coya always deliverswelshwebberDined on 13/9/2014This was my third visit to Coya and again, not disappointed. The freshness of the flavours in the ceviches are amazing. the flavour combinations in general are wonderful. Have already booked another visit ...Special Features:
- Nice ambiance!MarthaDined on 12/9/2014The restaurant is very good. The only thing was that I booked a deal here and they phoned me saying that there was no deal in the evenings (even if I booked a VERY early dinner!). That was not said in the site! So we went for dinner anyway and had to pay the full price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good atmosphereBillDined on 30/8/2014This is the third time that we've been here. The food is very good & it's always busy & has lots of atmosphere.Special Features:
- Exquisite food somewhat priceyiodaxDined on 30/8/2014The service at Coya was excellent and our attentive waiter took time to really consider our preferences and make superb choices, which I'm pleased we followed as they were delicious - a the bar we enjoyed a traditional Peruvian pico sour cocktail with a twist. They were delicious but when my friend was asked if he wanted another and said "no" they misheard and brought another anyway. At the table the extensive menu included enough unusual items that we were pleased to have the waiter's excellent advice. The atmosphere in the restaurant was superb and became progressively more lively and somewhat jet-set as the evening progressed. All in all we had a very enjoyable experience - but expensive as the meal worked out to around £100 per head.Special Features:
- Nice Peruvian food - not serviceHappySushiVIPDined on 25/8/2014Coya is located in the basement of a hotel building-type simar to those on Park Lane, so you would expect a great attention to service / details. The food has great Peruvian flavours (however not outstanding except for ceviches) but the experience is killed by the level of service: from meals serving without any explanations, dropped on table at different moments, and especially taken away even if you are not done. Some waiters seem to not have get the memo that an attitude is visible from everyone and service is a skill! Our waiter was just looking rude in the way he addresses to us. Dishes and drinks cleared up before we are done. disappointing from this type of restaurant and I would think twice before going again.Special Features:
- GreatLocalheroVIPDined on 23/8/2014Delicious food, great decor and fantastic service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and servicecswallow0425Dined on 23/8/2014Great service, delicious food. Loved the tuna ceviche and the Chilian seabass. Make sure to have the chocolate ganache dessert, probably the best dessert I've ever eaten. Have the £75 per head tasting menu and you'll get to try all of the restaurants most popular dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PoorFoodie23Dined on 20/8/2014Pretentious and rude. Told we could not order the set menu as it would take too long to serve and we only had a two hour time slot as they were very busy! There's plenty of restaurants in London where they do make you feel important. Stay away from this one.
- Great peruvian fine diningmaverickVIPDined on 18/8/2014Coya is a great place. We've been there 3 times already. The staff is try to park people starting from the not so nice tables but when you ask to sit in a good table they change it. Good place.Special Features:
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- delicious foodElmleaDined on 9/8/2014We randomly chose the restaurant because it was near. it's one floor below ground but surprisingly get a lot of sunlight from the windows. The decor is smart and elegant. The food is just delicious. The baby calamares were cooked just right and seasoned delicately, it came with a Peruvian dipping sauce that is divine. The fish and fennel salad were beautiful, even the quinoa salad was perfect and moreish. The dessert was corn ice cream with pop corn which worked really well. Only odd thing is the food came in random order, my partner has had 2 course served for her and my starter hadn't arrived yet. Guess it would better if we shared everything.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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OnThurfday laft a man was taken up for itealing fome artichokes from a Gainer's BUffed art the Peace-Makers, for theirs it \ �n Tothill-fields, Weftminlto., and carried Hia the-a iR of this month. mid, filv�r amount to near nine milliontor ooi->r..;�ud with fbe other effec*, thofe cargoes , rna^ be computed at about eleven millions of dollars. $t. James\ Aug. 17. An- etprefs, which left Governor Pallifer in St, Lawrence uarUwr in Newfoundland on the 16th of July, wings advice--ihiroh the nth of Jnne, getting in with .the coafts of Newfoundland, between St. Jol.n's aud Cape. Race, he found two French ftips/of war there; rhey were to the windward of himv-fo rlv.it .he could nor get up to fneaJc Tfrl, r.l�Pm. The nexj: day., he faw them off . e cbace to them, but loft He immediately difpatcbed and another eth arrived at Ca- of Amfterdam t0 a fine of 6oco ^me day the Rev. Mr^ Wood, or Dar- The rceifiered apH flor- ..... d,fravi-ng lhe exnence of the lnSton ln tlie county of Durham, preached the kingdom. L 'oHn don. Sunday there ,was a great Court at St. James's, ac which feveral of the Nobility and foreign Miniiters were prefenr. Same day the Rev. Mr, Wood, of Dar- Cape Pierre, and therji iu*he mghr. o5jcer>.to look into Sr. Pierre, aJoii^e 'coatf, for get rhi� information of fhe Jix'e.'of-things there. The' rirft broaght him atcotiuis^of two French (hips of war, named tbcThetis'aiMi:Omard, being at St. Pierre ; and the other a gre�r many iufrrmations of rhe French"fiftiing wheie they were excluded from ir by ft$aries. That they bad feized four of the French boats, and made fome prifoners of the "ss. French i&ing in contravention to the He firfi intended tofeiid the memo England lor a clearer eonfirrriarion. of the matreis above-mentfopct) ; l>pt" the fails for which they were arretted Wing admitted by the Trench Governor, and th�ir n�ips of war having retired florins, befides defraying the expence of the Council of War held on that occa/ion. 'This event has fufpended the departure of the fix frigates deftined for the Mediterranean ; but it is reckoned they will put to fea towards the end of next month. Compiigtte, Aug. $. The-Duke of Bedford, heretofore ErnbalTador from England at this court, and who in that charader ne-gociated and figned the peace betwixt the two crowns, arrived a few days ago at Paris, and is expected here to-morrow. The expedition under Commodore Chaf-faut againft the Salle Rovers, has for fome days engroffed all converfatiori, and the death of the many brave men whp have Mai The Earl of Haicourt carried the fword of ftate. before a neighbouring Magiilrate, who order'd him to be publiekly whipped by a drummer, who gave him 100 JaQjes with great feverity, The Juttice being all the lime a fpedator of the adHon. Saturday morning a rradefman in St* Martin's Jane going to S.. Alban'9 about bufinefs was attacked two mu*s on this fide of ihar place, by a (ingle highwayman, who robbed him of three guineas and fume tilvsr, after having been robbed, he went to the Angel-inn to refrefh himfetf : wheiaa gen-tJemancame, who had met with cue iame fjte, and by the defcription fuppofed to be by the fame perfon. Articles of Intelligence, &cm from the Postscript^ cj all the Evening Papers of laft Saturday. Tbe King of Denimrk hariitg been informed that unliwfuJ afTemblies Were frcqtiently ljeld Bentinck, phe\v, arrived in town from his feat ai Bul-itrode in Bucks. On Saturday Peter Beckford, Efq; fon of Julines Beckford, Efqi fet out for Paris to make* the tour of Italy. Same day the Right Hon. Lord Wil- loughby de Brook fet out from his houfe in Stanhope-flreer, May-fair, for his feat in Leicelterfhii e. On Friday laft the Lords of the Admiralty in certain cantons of r.orwjy.,' ordinance forbidding fuch aiT:mb!:e5, under p-rin of death, or ^erpetiul flrivcry, according to the circumlt^nces It is fjid tbe new Miniflry, talcing irto confidcrarion the \irefeiit depior^blc linution of the Canadians, have deiorniived t^ taxe up .ill the Canada BiJJs at pur, witn imereft to the prefent time j and afterwards to demand, in the mo ft f^i-ited terms, immediate and /�// paymenc Of Fraiice, ujider of ali the couic^icnccs that can re fat from a reftifal. It is faid that no ]cfs thaa four Trifti Peers, who are Commones? will be crenred Ecgiifli B.�rops before the meeting of the PariAtr-eia. Vfc hear the rent-rolls of the fevers I proprietary eltaces Li America, oLT-dned }y former grants under the crown, are ordered \o be made ont, as alio an eftimate of the anjuinl produce of their i.md-ux. in order to introutw a more has iflued an been killed or taken piifoners before Lar- were pleafed to appoinc Lieutenant rhomas rache, is greatly lamented, owing to the rafhnefsof thofc who commanded the vefTcls detached from The Squadron. In effeft ad-v^ncingiaf up a river in the face of an enemy, wuhotH fecuring a retreat, is a fure more bold than wife. mea- Pemble to the command1 of a new Hoop. We hvjar th3t George Derapfter, E/qj Member of Parliament for tlie boroughs of Dundee, St. Andrew's, &c. in North Britain, is appointed Secretary to the Order of theThiftle, in the room of Sir Henry (kine, Barr. 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ati&wt Sunday .me fnm E Gtaw', July tending parties. . _ _ . before been wpn over to the intereit or their enemies, joined, prevailing on the ftately young Monarch of the Woods to Men to terrt^of accommodation. This great point e'ained, advices of it were immediately fent over to the country of the Baboons, by a had lone been an in Featheiiione-builJings, Brown Spaniel, Arcbdijtchefi departed from humble follower who of long the Greyhound's. for Infpruck the 2jd or rhis \\K Ath� depajtitre the^ity faluted �dib fel^nlred t& nnon. ThePnncefs <*� board tht ei�haTked fjie u*Kt day As foon �}padrpn Mm\T&s fliip the city ,fe failed her with *n hffladred ca�non, tfi arqilery all the mjps of the fquadron, art of iihtt of tw^ Enaiifh and one Dutch *fcfeh were in th-fit jiort. Tha fqua-&on failed che lame night for Cihhag�*, but --detained two days- by cpwrasy wrn4< 4t� we^id pot lofe %Kt of it *ritt the. &ir'Be&& Ifb&toj- Theft P?i^oel&s arture, made vtff hiattwme with lay died Mr. John Cam, Houfe-keeper at Covent-Garden theatre. Mr. Levinz, Receiver cf the Cuftoms, died on Saturday night at Kensington ; by which a noble poll of 2oocl. per ann. and upwards, is vacant : lb that now (as the papers mentioned ten days a^o) Mr, Mel-liih, hilt Secre:aiy to the Trcafuiy, maybe reilorrd to that place, which he held wo years ago ; Mr. Amy and may be fir it Secretary to the Treafury, and the Chamberlain of London reUorcd to lhe Receivevfhip. It may even faid, that this is determined, as the new Mmiltiy cannot do a xucre popular act. On Fiiday laft William Day, Hofller at the Black Horfe Livery-flable in Church-row, Aldgate, was found drowned in the hoife-pondj he came home much inioxica* ted in liquor the preceding night. On S�Hurday, between tlie hours of �ve and fix in the afternoon, Thomas Doyle, and wood-lands, received | Patrick CafTe'y, And Nathaniel Hackoiiy, The Lion'^ thcuund poiuids for it. : It is confidently faid, rhat all Keepers of Regifter-offiees uid Sfatutr lulls, for hirirtg of ' aud getting places for fervanrs, will be obliged to pay annually for their licences, give fecarity for their honeliy and abilky, and be fubje*fjcd to obferve the fame rules as Srock-bixikers do. A dfijgn is hie ro lie on foot to make an opening for carriages from Curiicor's-ttreet, Chancery-lane, iuco Feticr-Lae $ which ivill be at great utiliry, as there is not one paflTage of the kind in all Chancery-lane, ttio'a place of fo public refort for people of all jtefeflions. To the Gentlemen, Clergy, angl-F holders of theCoumy--cf Sussex. Gentlemen, is having grtaioujk Things being in a (hort time amicably fet tied, the next ftep was 10 reward thofe who had'had the pnncipal ftare in the negocia-rfon. The Greyhound, to fupply him in viftujls, obtained 150,0001. from both parties, befides the portraits of the King ot the'Lions, and of the Baboons, and a rui-chw annual revenue aulgned him upon Fog-land, which he foon after fold for a good round fum. The Lion's Chief Secretary, another animal of the fame noble the extent of his H f leafed to atflhrt rr.e Compitoiler of *jf Tienfeh'A) my Stat *m Parlvtmr.l i� bewiV vacant : I therefore ^Sr� 'tbe Cvr*tmuance oj y*tr Fa&HTSj in givinp nAyour Votes and interejt for my Re-tkitum. Ton nf** be ajfftred ot r*y aimjs-having; rfc? rnoft gtai$*l hemembranct of thts-As-wtl as your fi0tot F*ws\and that j ihM u^e my utmojt tr-'^^rs, as ibavt afyayt Jove, tattbfuiiy to �*t Truft you n^V inrrJ. lam, y Tow *wjt ib(cd if \hcy v c;uid TH E Partnerfiiip of John Barnes and KertJAmin HiCknoull-, LiroCcxs uJid Tea Dcnl-r^ in Cheapiide, lioing diifinlvtd by mutual Content, oji the 20th Lnifcuu \ I k\i I*av� to acquaint my Frftnds, aud %nc Pul-lic iu gene* r,l tnat I have entered into J\irtncrlhip with Mr Biirtholoni w Dawib's urnur and Tea iA'iier. at rt.c 'IVa tlfidt and S-^r 1 o
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A £1 billion regeneration of the Deptford dockyards has been given the green light by Boris Johnson.
01 April 2014
Boris Johnson came under pressure today to put pedestrians, rather than vehicles, at the heart of his transport policy for London.
01 April 2014
Prince Charles's vision of more "mid-rise" mansion blocks and Victorian-style streets and squares to help solve London's housing crisis was roundly rejected by Boris Johnson today.
28 March 2014
Boris Johnson reacted furiously today to claims that he had not taken corruption allegations against Scotland Yard seriously enough.
27 March 2014
Boris Johnson today came under massive pressure to make up his mind about standing for parliament next year after David Cameron issued a plea for him to come back to Westminster.
21 March 2014
Boris Johnson today threw his weight behind the Metropolitan Police's bid for water cannon to tackle extreme disorder on London's streets.
19 March 2014
The Cameron clan are gunning for the Mayor over his political ambition — and London is caught in the crossfire
14 March 2014
Boris Johnson held talks with Australia's foreign minister today as she said her country would "stick with" its national flag.
12 March 2014


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On the first Monday Night Football game of the season (Jets vs. Ravens), the half-time entertainment was Green Day, which came on for one song.
The public address announcer at the New Meadowlands Stadium introduced Green Day as "one of the greatest bands in the world."
I'm no music expert or historian, but I don't agree with that assessment, even though I like Green Day. I suppose it depends on your definition of "great." It's a word we use a little too often these days. "Great" could be based on a number of factors, including the number of albums sold. But it got me thinking about albums that would define a band as "great" in my book.
"Great" in this case, would mean albums I still play today; albums whose songs I'll still pause and listen to on the radio; albums I would take as key possessions if sent to a deserted island; or albums I associate with some strong memory.
Here's the list of my five favorite albums of all time.
While putting this list together, I also realized that one of the intriguing things about music is the "Top Five Albums" list might not include one of my Top Ten Favorite Songs or my Top Five Favorite Bands. But that's a blog for another day.
Feel free to share your favorites.
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