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Shop like a GQ Editor: 2011 Holiday Edition
During the holidays, shopping at department stores can be a mind-bending experiences. So we sent our fashion team to eight of the biggest stores in the U.S. to do the heavy lifting for you. No matter your budget, location, or what type of guy you're shopping for, you'll find what you need in our hand-selected guide to what's on shelves right now read more
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Up Next: Urban Outfitters Suit Shop
Talk about following suit: tailored clothing is everywhere! Starting tomorrow (November 1st), UrbanOutfitters.com will be getting into the the game with the launch of their very own "Suit Shop." Exclusively online, the brands featured... read more
Monday, 10/31/2011 at 5:30PM
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On the Road With Urban Outfitters and Dockers: The Mobile Shop
Urban Outfitters is hitting the road this month. Their destinations? Some of the biggest college towns in the country: Knoxville, TN, Athens, GA, Tallahassee, FL, and Columbia, SC. But they're not just there to... read more
Wednesday, 10/12/2011 at 1:23PM
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Look of the Day: Merrell Eagle Origins for Urban Outfitters and David Z
Merrell is rolling out some super cool retro-inspired designs under the Origins moniker for this fall, and this Castle Rock colorway is done specifically for Urban Outfitters and NYC's David Z. Whether you're ripping... read more
Monday, 9/19/2011 at 4:04PM
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The GQ Eye: GQ on Style
VANS Dennis Hopper Project - Interview with Matthew Ross, Head Designer
Pegged by studio types as a finicky and challenging actor in the 1960s, Dennis Hopper set his sights on another passion, photography: and he was quite good at it. Dennis' images and his bohemian... read more
Thursday, 7/21/2011 at 10:59AM
10 Easy Ways to Punch Up Your Style for About $50
No need to break the bank for a fresh spring look read more
April 2011
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The Cheapest Way to a Legit Ivy League Uniform
Alright, so we're not breaking news here, but it in case you haven't heard, Ivy League icon J. Press is the latest to collaborate with Urban Outfitters. It's collegiate but not in a stuffy way.... read more
Tuesday, 11/9/2010 at 10:14AM
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Canada Q4 current account gap widens, but less than forecast
OTTAWA/TORONTO, Feb 27 (Reuters) – Lower prices for crude
oil helped to widen Canada's current account deficit to its
fourth-largest level ever in the final months of last year,
underlining economists' expectations that net exports were a
drag on economic growth in the fourth quarter.
The gap widened to C$16.01 billion ($14.42 billion) in the
fourth quarter of 2013, Statistics Canada said on Thursday.
Still, the deficit was smaller than the C$17.00 billion analysts
had forecast and previous deficits were revised lower.
Canada inflation rate jumps but retail sales sag
OTTAWA/TORONTO, Feb 21 (Reuters) – Canada's annual inflation
rate jumped unexpectedly last month to its highest in 1-1/2
years, alleviating concern that the country is headed for
disinflation and reducing the likelihood the Bank of Canada will
be forced to cut already low interest rates.
But the impact of the positive inflation data was offset by
a figures that showed a slump in retail sales in December as
harsh winter weather kept consumers at home. The drop was the
biggest in 12 months and reinforced expectations that the
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Canada annual inflation rate jumps to 1.5 pct in January
OTTAWA, Feb 21 (Reuters) – Canada's annual inflation rate
unexpectedly jumped to 1.5 percent in January from 1.2 percent
in December, reducing the likelihood of an interest rate cut by
the disinflation-preoccupied Bank of Canada.
Statistics Canada also said on Friday the monthly rise in
prices in January from December was 0.3 percent, again more than
expected, after a decline of 0.2 percent in December. Core
inflation, which excludes volatile items like fruit and
gasoline, also came in higher than expected at 1.4 percent on an
annual basis and 0.2 percent on a monthly basis.
Quebec heading for provincial election, separatists lead
OTTAWA, Feb 20 (Reuters) – Quebec's two largest opposition
parties said they would vote against the provincial budget that
was introduced on Thursday, assuring a spring election, the
French branch of CBC television reported.
The separatist Parti Quebecois currently heads a minority
government and has a comfortable lead in the polls, and it might
well call an election on its own in the next two weeks, before
it is brought down in a vote on its budget. In either case, an
election by mid-April is likely.
Canada wireless sale nets C$5.27 bln; Quebecor makes splash
OTTAWA/TORONTO, Feb 19 (Reuters) – Canadian
telecommunications companies paid a record C$5.27 billion ($4.78
billion) in an auction to secure airwave licenses, the federal
government said on Wednesday, as a new national challenger
emerged from Quebec.
The stronger-than-expected result was a windfall for
taxpayers and a welcome outcome for the ruling Conservative
party, which has made pro-consumer wireless policies a key plank
of a 2015 re-election strategy.
Canada raises C$5.27 billion in wireless sale; Quebecor goes national
OTTAWA/TORONTO (Reuters) – Canadian telecom companies paid a record C$5.27 billion ($4.78 billion) in an auction to secure licenses for prime airwaves, the federal government said on Wednesday, as a new national challenger looks set to emerge from Quebec.
The biggest national players – Rogers Communications, BCE Inc's Bell, and Telus Corp – grabbed the lion's share of the 700 megahertz spectrum, on which they plan to build more powerful wireless network.
Canada plans 2015 tax breaks but mum on income-split pledge
OTTAWA/NORTH VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Feb 14 (Reuters) -
C anada's Conservative government will deliver tax relief to
families when it balances the budget in 2015, Finance Minister
Jim Flaherty said on Friday, but he wouldn't confirm whether it
will stick to a controversial pledge on "income splitting".
The Conservatives pledged in 2011 that once the budget is
balanced they would let couples with children reduce taxes by
sharing their income for tax purposes, similar to U.S. rules
whereby couples get a lower tax bracket when they file jointly.
General Dynamics Canada wins Saudi deal worth up to $13 billion
OTTAWA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. weapons maker General Dynamics Corp (GD.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) has won a contract worth up to $13 billion for its Canadian division to build light-armored vehicles for Saudi Arabia, in what Ottawa said was the largest advanced manufacturing export win in Canadian history.
General Dynamics said on Friday the 14-year contract for military and commercial vehicles and training and support services has a value of $10 billion, but could be worth about $13 billion if all options were exercised.
Aerospace drop pulls down Canada factory sales in December
OTTAWA, Feb 14 (Reuters) – A decline in the volatile
aerospace sector led Canadian factory sales to a 0.9 percent
fall in value in December from the month before, lending weight
to the view that the economy may have shrunk modestly in the
last month of the year.
The Statistics Canada data on Friday also showed that the
volume of sales fell by an even greater 1.9 percent in December,
the biggest fall in 12 months.
Canada signals may help Chrysler on Ontario plant investment
OTTAWA/TORONTO, Feb 12 (Reuters) – Finance Minister Jim
Flaherty, freshly armed with C$500 million ($455 million) to
subsidize Canada's auto sector, signaled on Wednesday the
federal government might offer substantial cash to keep Chrysler
Group from closing an Ontario minivan plant.
Fiat SpA Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne said
last month that Chrysler could scrap an upgrade of the Windsor,
Ontario, plant and move production and jobs elsewhere if
government fails to come through with financial incentives.


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Roux at The Landau
- Address:
1c Portland Place
Regent Street
London, W1B 1JANeighbourhood:
Oxford Circus
- Cuisine:
Modern EuropeanPrice: £41 and over
Roux at The Landau
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.rouxatthelandau.com/
- Phone: 020 7965 0165
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 7am -10:30am; Saturday - Sunday 7am - 12pm
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:30pm - 2:30pm
Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Modern European, French
- Executive Chef: Chris King
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Roux at The Landau
The re-named Roux at The Landau sees father and son Albert and Michel Roux Jr working together for the first time in 18 years, bringing the Roux's legendary culinary expertise and creativity to their second West End address.Continued
Roux protégé Chris King has been chosen as Chef de Cuisine after a five year apprenticeship at Le Gavroche
Michel Roux Jr says of the new Chef: "Chris King is a rising star, and his menus reflect the Roux trademark style of classically-constructed French dishes, blended with today's tastes for lighter choices."
Some classic British dishes, which are customer favourites, will also feature on the menu.
Roux protégé Chris King has been chosen as Chef de Cuisine after a five year apprenticeship at Le Gavroche
Michel Roux Jr says of the new Chef: "Chris King is a rising star, and his menus reflect the Roux trademark style of classically-constructed French dishes, blended with today's tastes for lighter choices."
Some classic British dishes, which are customer favourites, will also feature on the menu.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerSpecial Occasions
- Diners' Choice WinnerModern European
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked 1000-Point Tables
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Roux at The Landau reviews from OpenTable diners
1025 reviews since 28 November 2013
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambience4.4Value4.1
special occasions (776)fit for foodies (512)romance (478)business meals (348)pre/post theatre (244)outstanding value (138)sunday lunch (68)afternoon tea (63)brunch (57)group bookings (52)good vegetarian options (39)child friendly (12)disabled access (8)outdoor eating (6)Show More
- TeePDined on 26/11/2014Excellent food and slightly different to other restaurants of its standard which was a nice change.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- StunningMRMIKEDined on 25/11/2014Amazing tasting menu with paired wines. Service was welcoming, excellent attention to detail and not too stuffy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 65th Birthday celebrationsWeaversDined on 22/11/2014We attended the Roux at the Landau on saturday and received excellent service, wine and food. The overall experience was outstanding. It was a great way to celebrate my birthday. A special mention needs to go to the sommelier who recommended perfect wines to supplement the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- beautifully prepared, perfectly matched wines.QpixDined on 21/11/2014superb degustation menu with perfectly matched wines, hard to imagine how this could be improved. Very happy customers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SublimeJohnHTMDined on 21/11/2014Dined on Friday 21st November. To start, we had the Roast Cornish squid with salt-cod brandade and Espelette pepper - super portion of squid with bite, chestnut soup - presentation and taste delectable. For mains, Wild seabass with a young artichoke, Serrano ham and sherry ragoût and the halibut - perfectly cooked delivering the freshness and the taste of the sea - absolutely pure delight. Shared a desert. A memorable dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Opentable Lunch DealMikeDined on 21/11/2014Three of us enjoyed the Opentable lunch special of 3 courses, wine and coffee for £35. This was outstanding value and the food was fabulous. The service was impeccable and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely venue for a special lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 21/11/2014Had a wonderful set menu lunch. I had cauliflower soup followed by beef and then cheese. Amazing standard of food and service even after the fire alarm in the hotel had been activated! After 5 minutes outside service resumed very quickly and efficiently. Would definitely recommend and will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pre-Christmas treat for MumDayPassfromKidsDined on 18/11/2014Second visit for my wife accompanied by her mother this time for lunch treat. Again, as before with evening service, outstanding service and attention to diners' needs without imposing on their privacy. Quality and flavour of food excellent and 3 course option comprised: pre-starter, starter, main, dessert, coffees and petits fours and wine with open table deal £35 pp! Maybe we were just being spoilt. Peaceful ambience, great experience again. Would highly recommend - at the risk of not being able to book next time we fancy a return visit! Well deserved success. Congratulations again to Messrs M & A Roux, Chris King and all the Team at the Landau.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic way to celebrateWendyDined on 15/11/2014Visited with a group of girlfriends to celebrate turning 40. Service and food were fantastic. We all went for the tasting menu and loved all courses. The wine complimented the food perfectly and the waiters were all very knowledgable. Will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful mealOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 15/11/2014Menu Du Jour is incredible value at £45 for 3 courses, with half a bottle of wine & water, coffee & petir fours. The food was delicious & the service was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply exceptional!FlowergirlDined on 14/11/2014We celebrated our wedding anniversary with dinner at the Landau. The whole experience was simply wonderful from the greeting on arrival at the restaurant (we were staying at the Langham who confirmed our booking with the Landau and advised them it was a special occasion) to the attentiveness throughout the evening. One of the things we loved was the fact that the a la carte menu was so interesting but with only 5 or 6 choices for each course. We just knew that we would be eating the finest locally sourced produce (where possible), very seasonal and simply but beautifully cooked. There was no messing around with fabulous ingredients, no overpowering sources, foams or gimmicks. The food was absolutely sublime. As expected, the Landau has a very extensive wine list, some very expensive but for us mere mortals who know what we like to drink but aren't experts, some very good, reasonably priced wines to enjoy with your meal. The service was second to none, attentive but not overbearing. We've eaten in some wonderful restaurants, have a good knowledge of food and cooking, and we are both agreed that this was one of the finest meals we have ever eaten.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MeaculpaDined on 14/11/2014I have been to Roux a few times now and can't recommend it enough. The food is amazing, the staff are really attentive, helpful and friendly. The restuarant itself is well laid out and classy.Special Features:
- A great romantic lunchPatfromHoveDined on 14/11/2014We had lunch at Roux at The Landau on the £35 per head Open Table deal. This was an amazing deal given the great food, fabulous service and salubrious setting. I have given the food itself 4 stars because, although it was on the whole great, my main course, confit duck and veg was a bit salty and could have done with a bit more starchy carbs (in my opinion)!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thursday 13th 7.45 pm dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 13/11/2014When we 1st arrived they were so busy and everyone seemed in a hurry it did not make you feel there was going to be the right ambience for a romantic dinner for two. However as the evening progressed it seemed to settle down and we were able to appreciate it more and the service became more attentive. The food was superb. I had the best Dover sole I have ever tasted and that was after having a quail cooked to perfection. We will definitely go back again but maybe book 30 minutes later.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SuperbrednovemberDined on 13/11/2014The Menu du Jour was outstanding value. Friendly faultless service and food to awoken one's taste buds. A kiss from Albert Roux was the icing on the cake.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Day MenuCorksDined on 12/11/2014Booked a table for two at 1800, a business meeting. We both chose from the 3 course plates of the day menu, I had the bantum egg with smoked mackeral to start, followed by confit of duck. My guest had scallops and then the sea bream. The food was sublime and the choice of cheeses great. £90, for 3 courses plus coffee's for two including a bottle of wine (choice of 2 x white and 2 x red). I can only describe the experience, the value, and the quality of the food as outstanding. Add to that the wonderful experience that Umberto and his team provide at the hotel bar next door, and I can see this becoming my new favourite "go to place" when in London.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodamorsDined on 11/11/2014We had a great meal with great service, attentive and friendly staff and in a lovely setting.Special Features:
- StephenW ManchesterstephenW1Dined on 8/11/2014The service and atmosphere are excellent and second to none. The wine ;list is very good and the wine waiters very helpful. The food was very good, but my main course was just good. The service and the way that we were treated justified the cost with the quality of food we were served.Special Features:
- Wonderful mealTazio1902Dined on 7/11/2014Had a wonderful dinner of scallops, flowed by an excellent venison main. Slightly disappointed with desert, which I would have expected to be exceptional at Roux restaurant. Wonderful wine and beautiful dining room, recommended for special event or business meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poppies and RouxDaviddinerDined on 7/11/2014We decided the day before we wanted to see the poppies at the Tower and I was delighted to be able to book this meal. The food was exceptional. My pate was the best I have tasted, the meatiness perfectly accompanied by a delicate truffle enthused dressing. The pork in the entree crumbled on the fork. I tried to rest between each mouthful so prolong the pleasure. The desert sugar tart with candied pine nuts and ice cream was a wonderful blend of textures and taste. My wife enjoyed her menu too and our discussion over the meal was about who of our friends we could bring the next time. Two days later we still mention elements if the meal to each otherSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food service a bit slowLiverpoolDined on 7/11/2014I enjoyed lunch - though service was a bit slow .Not the place for a quick business lunch.Special Features:
- TrufflesTrufflesDined on 6/11/2014My friend & I had a main & a dessert off the a la carte menu fabulous choice and everything was worth it. Nice to have the little taster in between. Truffles were in season so we indulged.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Anniversary DinnerShoward2012Dined on 3/11/2014Enjoyed a fabulous anniversary dinner here. Staff, service and food were all exceptional. Tasting menu is also great value and staff were very accommodating offering alternative courses because of a food intolerance. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic ambianceVermonttravelerDined on 3/11/2014This is a beautiful restaurant with superb service. The actual meal was quite good except for both my wife's and my main courses- both were quite average or unremarkable. Perhaps it was just the bad luck of what we selected.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JenkoDined on 1/11/2014A lovely meal with caring and attentive staff. Its certainly not cheap but where the money is spent is certainly obvious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and ambiencenswekDined on 1/11/2014Nice and well presented food, with excellent selection of wines and good serviceSpecial Features:
- Great Tasting MenuOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 1/11/2014Lovely venue with great friendly service and a tasting menu that was very varied. Feeling is formal but not overly so.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic meal & great service.3generationsDined on 1/11/2014Absolutely Fab! You all looked after me, my Mum & my son so well. Made a night out together special. Can't say thank you enough. I doubt my Mum will ever be back in London again but she will not forget her visit. Everything was just lovely.Special Features:
- Not brilliantFoodieDined on 31/10/2014Service was slow, food expensive and not the standard we expected
- food4kenDined on 31/10/2014We were celebrating our son's 21st birthday and the food, service and staff were exceptional in every way. It was everything I'd hoped it would be and more.Special Features:
- Fabulous food and serviceFionaDined on 31/10/2014This was the second time I booked Roux at the Landou as a special treat for my son, as it was so fabulous the first time around and it didn't disappoint. We had the set menu this time, which was delicious, interesting and excellently presented. It felt like the treats just kept coming, and my son, who is a strapping teenager, was certainly full at the end. The service is outstanding, attentive and efficient and we were made to feel special; Ivo, the Deputy Manager greeted us soon after we arrived and even remarked on where we had sat a year ago! Finally the ambience makes this place feel like the occasion is always special - we look forward to going again.Special Features:
- Superb Meal at Roux at the LandauOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 30/10/2014My Wife and I went to the Roux at the Landau for our wedding anniversary. The meal and service was excellent. We could not have been treated any better and were made to feel very special. We will look forward to returning in the future.Special Features:
- Lovely evening, but small portionssweetoothmelDined on 30/10/2014I booked this place for my dad's birthday in advance to his actual birthday day. I booked with Open Table quite last minute,and there were still tables available for booking a few days in advance. My dad and I love the Roux family. Booked a table for 3,with my sister too,and on the day we arrived just on time,when we were greeted by a lovely lady at the door. We were sat near the window side of the restaurant. I loved the ambience and the decor. We were shown a concise and wonderful looking menu and decided to opt for the chef's menu without wine. All dishes tasted amazing,but portions were small and one course seemed like posh cheese on toast. Great restaurant,attentive staff. Would definitely recommend,but not to go when you're hungry.Special Features:
- Outstanding ExperienceDinersfromSurreyDined on 30/10/2014We chose Roux at The Landau to celebrate my wife's birthday. The food was sublime and service equally so. We were attended to by efficient and friendly staff who, while being attentive, were not over so. Accompanying wines suggested by the knowledgeable sommelier were excellent. The staff overall made it a very special experience and one we will definitely want to repeat.Special Features:
- As good as they say!andynjuneDined on 30/10/2014Roux at the Landau have ticked all the boxes. Very good food coupled with outstanding service make for a lovely experience. We had the three course lunch with a glass of champagne. With a couple of bottles of water and the service charge you are getting to £90 but I don't begrudge a penny. The key word for the Roux is impeccable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Good MealDrGeeDined on 29/10/2014Very good three course prix fix with wine for a central location. Service was attentative and professionalSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary dinnerczar1Dined on 29/10/2014A great deal with Top … I mean, Open Table. Three courses and a glass of bubbly for under £40 - fantastic! Delicious food, attentive (but not obtrusive) staff and a great vibe made for a fantastic night out. They even wrote "Happy Anniversary" with some delicious petit fours. We would come back here again for our next celebration.Special Features:
- LucyDined on 29/10/2014I ended up going on my own, as my wife was unwell. I am sad that she missed the experience, but would bring her back! The staff were very accommodating and the service was excellent. I don't have anything negative to say......................the food was superb!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Evening OutDeliciousDesignDined on 28/10/2014Great service, Gorgeous food to look at and delicious to eat. Value for money, clean and a good place to go for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really good, but not quite amazingEdwardDined on 28/10/2014The 3 courses and glass of champagne offer was incredible value and the choices on the set menu were varied and interesting. The food was good but not amazing. The service though was friendly, warm and attentive, not the stiff UK attempt at French classic service you often find in London. I'd give 4.5 stars if I could.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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A very nice Hotel
I stayed in this Hotel with my partner in February 2004, the staff there were very friendly and helpful, the rooms were of a good standard and very clean, and the breakfasts were delicious with a good variety. Would definately recommend this Hotel to travellers to Cork, and the prices for the Hotel are very good value too. An enjoyable stay.
Clean but boring
It is noisey, but what do you expect in a city centre hotel?
That was not a problem. What annoyed me was that the receptionist kept answering the phone when I was checking in. I wanted to plug it out of the wall. Don't you think a flesh-and-blood customer standing at the desk, should have priority over a mere potential one on the wire? The decor is budget hotel decor, very like Jury's Inn. But it's a fine building on a lively street. I was very disapointed with the food in Greene's restaurant. Instead go the more atmospheric "Isaacs restaurant" (same name, same building, but confusingly, totally unrelated to the hotel!).
But the place is clean, comfortable enough, nice bathroom, powerful shower. Breakfast was good.
No lifts for the fat and lazy or infirm. For a drink and music go to the "Sin � pub" (pronounced "Shin-ay"), down the street, were they have a very international clientele.
Absolutely Superb
I stayed in Isaacs for 3 nights and must say the staff on reception were marvelous, full of information down to what price the rugby tickets were for the game being held on the day I arrived. The food in Greenes was excellent and the room (newly refurbished apparently) was spotless, warm and had everything you would need. The waterfall is lovely at night and I agree that it can get noisy at night but it's a city centre hotel.
For insomniacs only
I have stayed at the Isaacs at least 8 times, as a visiting businessman. In style, it feels a little worn around the edges, clean, and perhaps in need of some modernization here and there. Reception can be cool, or friendly, depending on who you get.
The biggest problem is noise. You can get a room that overlooks an alley where there is a restaurant, and the noise of patrons yakking on into the night. Or the other alley, where there is an early morning delivery/garbage truck, and a lot of clattering as bottles are taken out. There is no quiet alley, to the best of my determination. The front rooms are a total disaster, overlooking a terribly busy street of non-stop traffic. This noise also seeps down into the alleys.
Since I stay at a hotel primarily as a means to SLEEP for the night, Isaacs ranks poorly in my estimation. Unless you are a heavy sleeper, not a good choice. The best thing they do is the breakfast, with hot croissants and fresh bread, all served promptly, and the way you want it, an excellent kitchen and service. This does not make up for a bad night's sleep, though.
Good hotel
I stayed at the Isaacs hotel for 5 nights in April. The hotel is great, the staff warm, friendly and professional. The food was very good indeed. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this hotel to friends and family.
It's not actually bad, but...
We checked in for 4 nights but left after two. The initial impression was positive - eg really friendly staff - and the room, overlooking the waterfall, seemed nice. But the shower, although brand new, barely worked; the clanking of pipes in the night was so loud as to be comical, and closing our curtains was pointless because there was no blind over the skylight. The restaurant Greenes is perfectly adequate but definitely over-rated and the breakfasts disappointing - limited choice, warm orange juice etc.
Nice location!
The apartments were in a good location a few minutes walk from the City Centre. The staf in reception were very great and gave us lots of hints and tips on what to do over a wet weekend. The apartments were very clean and contained all you needed, apart from comfortable beds. I don't think I have ever slept on anything as hard in my life. I was very tempted to sleep on the beds in the lounge. The windows opened up into the alley, so the apartment was very dark and smelled of the food from the restaurant. I wouldn't stay there again. though Cork is graet, lots of usic, shops and pubs.
Ditto the review below
I was there in August 2003 and encountered the same thing as the below reviewer. The room we were given we had to go through an unsecured & desolate back alley filled with trash (I believe the alley of the restuarant); not very comforting for 5 girls travelling. After walking thru that, we then had to climb six flight of stairs with our luggage.
The apartment itself was OK; enough room for a large party travelling, but after the rudeness of the front desk, the incovenience of parking and unloading your car, and the actual having to get to the room, you already have a bad taste in your mouth.
I wouldn't if I were you....
Recently, four of us chose Isaac's Apartments for our stay in Cork. It started poorly with a very chilly receptionist treating us rudely.
Although it was 4:00 PM, we were advised that the parking facility wouldn't be available until 5:00 PM leaving us no choice but to drive around the block for an hour. Because of construction, this would continue for two addl. days (although it didn't). It was supposed to be a two night stay, but we left after one. They put us in a room that required you to walk through a trash laden alley that smelled terrible.
Once you entered the building, the smell changed but was equally pervasive. Although the rooms were clean, it was above the main drag in Cork and very loud. It was not a pleasant experience, but the town of Cork was wonderful.
Delightful Self Catering
Stayed in a three bedroom apartment at Isaac's and was quite satisfied. No elevators, so there were some steps, but these were clean and spacious accomodations after Dublin and a B&B. The kitchen was fully equipped with stove, microwave, and washer-dryer (no dishwasher) and this could be a nice base for a stay of several days or a week. Nice restaurant at the adjacent Isaac's hotel. Parking is three blocks away in a church's lot.
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11/23/14 - Please pray for the Lord's full household salvation, complete healing and good health, peace, and protection for me (Sean) and all my family, relatives, and loved ones - including my mom Patricia, my sister Kathleen, and all who are with us. Pray that the Lord would physically heal and restore us, remove from us all our pain and sicknesses, grant to us all our prayers according to His good will, deliver us from all evil and the Evil One, and keep us safe and free in Him. Thank you.
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Thank YOU Almighty, Heavenly Father God in Jesus Christ, for allowing my son by FAITH, to pass his first interview on Thursday, November 20, 2014 @ 3:00 pm. May YOUR WILL continue to be done Lord God Almighty, for the Honor, Praise and Glory of YOUR Son Jesus Christ, as/when by FAITH, my son goes through his specific preliminaries on Monday, November 24, 2014; thereby, enabling his prospective employers to complete their/his screening and evaluation, prior to deciding whether or not to officially hire my son. "But without FAITH it is impossible to please HIM: for he that cometh to God must believe that HE is, and that HE is a rewarder of them that diligently seek HIM." (Hebrews 11:6) Thank you too, faithful prayer warrior saints. Your continuous, intercessory prayers regarding my son's future employment status are greatly appreciated and still sorely needed. Humbly, In Christ Jesus Holy Name, I pray AMEN.
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This is my attempt for the Anda mini challenge. I made the shoulders a bit narrower, added a deep v neck (a bit deeper than i intended which is why there is a pink top underneath in some photo's) i shorterned it and made it a bit more fitted, especially around the bust. I also gathered the fabric a bit at the shoulders although this happened initially happened because i'm not very good at sewing jersey fabric!
I think it looks good with the belt, and gives it more flexibility than the gathering in the pattern.
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it looks good! i like the deep v and the belt.
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For elderly women who cut coupons in order to survive in their Florida apartments; for pensioners accustomed to monthly checks; for those who were saving for that condo in Tucson, the world as they have known it will be gone. Although politicians cannot say it for fear of generating public panic, the globe is so awash in debt that fiat money, cash reserves and savings will all be in a perilous state in the not too distant future.
Consider the following: There is $320 trillion of debt globally and about $80 trillion of assets. With the exception of a few outliers, e.g. Canada, most nations spend much more than they generate in revenue. In some sense, Japan foreshadows what will soon be the case in the United States and Europe.
Japan's debt is 250 percent of its gdp. In 2013 financing of the debt will be equivalent to the entire productive output of the nation. The newly elected Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, contends Japan must ease the yen, i.e. print money, in order to offset the problem. But since the debt is so great easing of the currency will create out of control inflation eliminating much of the nations' wealth.
Moreover, the demographic nightmare of an aging population exacerbates the problem since an elderly citizenry tends to be less productive than a population in the prime working years. It is now a cliché to note that there are more adult diapers sold in Japan than baby diapers. In fact, Japan's effort to sell bonds based on government credit is nothing more than creating yen out of thin air. This is a scenario out of a Woody Allen movie. On one side of the fork in the road is default and the other is Weimar-like inflation.
Although this may seem extreme, Western Europe isn't far behind Japan. The bailout of Greece by the European Central Bank and the I.M.F. is merely a band-aid. Several Europeans nations with insolvency over the horizon are hoping for assistance. Yet remarkably, the Europeans have neglected to refinance and restructure their banking system. Even Germany, often cited as the European strong horse, has banks deeply in debt. Rather than engage in retrenchment of social spending, a condition European leaders find anathema, inflationary trends are being introduced, albeit when the printing presses should stop hasn't been established.
The United States has its own financial bubble with which to cope. Aggregate debt including state debt is about 120 percent of gross domestic product. If one includes unfunded liabilities for pensions, Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid the total sum is over $100 trillion or more wealth than exists on the entire globe. If debt continues to grow at the present level, it will take the present defense budget to finance the debt by 2020.
Needless to say, there is always hope, but it doesn't seem as if we will realize it. So far down the slope of indebtedness has the world gone that recovery is not likely. Fiat money is a fraud inflicted on the public by politicians and banks who, like the Wizard of Oz, give the people what they want and refuse to reveal the price tag. Disaster awaits us.
When people wake up one day soon - in Japan's case probably next year - and realize their savings haven't any value and their retirement arrangements have vanished like soap bubbles, there will be open rebellion, not unlike what we are starting to see in Greece. It isn't coincidental that extremist parties have gained a foothold with these conditions and are likely to do so across the globe.
Living beyond one's means has allowed for the illusion of affluence. But creating money as if life is a Monopoly board has its consequences. This will not be a pretty picture since pols of various stripes must lie to ease the pain. As a result, the public is in the dark. I have argued that people aren't lemmings. When they come to a cliff; they don't jump. However, I now believe I was wrong, especially if they cannot see the cliff.
Mixing metaphors, the ship of state like the Titanic has hit an iceberg and is about to sink. All the emergency measures are too late. This will be an era in which everything we have known to be true isn't. Although there isn't any way to describe what historians will call this era, I have a suggestion, "the end of illusions."
Herbert London is a Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and the President of the London Center for Policy Research. He is president emeritus of Hudson Institute and author of the book The Transformational Decade (University Press of America).
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Talking about Theory and Practice
I attended the conference of the International Studies Association in New Orleans. Its theme "Theory versus Policy? Connecting Scholars and Practitioners" is surely relevant to anyone interested in aid, communication/media, and governance. The question prods us to think about whether the two professional communities are inevitably opposed, and if not, then, how collaboration is possible.
In an ideal world, scholars and practitioners may not necessarily hold hands and sing kumbaya, but they could find common ground based on mutual respect and recognition. In reality, however, my experience tells me that something completely different happens. Even theorists and aid practitioners working on related issues and holding similar normative ideals, rarely see it eye to eye. Despite sporadic goodwill, encounters tend to be filled with tensions. If (sotto voce) dismissive words are not heard, participants loudly speak about different concerns. "Wait, there is a huge literature on that issue" warn academics when they hear simplistic arguments. "That works in theory, not in practice" practitioners respond and rattle off experiences that disprove theories. One's theoretical excursus makes the other yawn. One's case analysis meets indifference in the other. One asks about conceptual clarify and rigor, the other begs for simple concepts to use.


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Barrowman flies home to be with family - gets row to himself on near empty plane
John Barrowman decided to travel on Thanksgiving Day.
'1st Thanksgiving with family and friends in almost 10 years. I'm hungry:)' the Arrow and Torchwood star tweeted from the airport.
He later tweeted that his plane was empty and 'had a row to myself.'
Barrowman was among the stars tweeting their thanks via Twitter before settling in to seriously stuff their faces on Thanksgiving Day.
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Mitchell is set to step into the title role of Hedwig and the Angry Inch on Broadway after Michael C. Hall completes his run on 18 January.
He co-created the role of a transgender punk rocker, debuted it Off-Broadway in 1998 and later starred in a 2001 feature film.
The current Broadway production has been a smash since it opened in the spring with Neil Patrick Harris in the role.
Among the 200-plus other 'gorgeous guys' featured by People Magazine are gay celebs Harris, Matt Bomer, Andy Cohen and Adam Lambert
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But when the magazine hit the stands on Wednesday (19 November), it was Australian hunk Chris Hemsworth on the cover.
Harris made light of the speculation after Hemsworth was announced by tweeting: '...I was almost so sexy...'
The Tony winner and recently named Oscar host can be found on page 150 of the 170-page issue under the title of 'Sexiest Moments of the Year.'
Multi-talented performer is reported to be among finalists
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He got married, won a Tony, was named Oscars host, had a memoir published, was in two movies and completed a nine year run on How I Met Your Mother.
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David Burtka is getting ready to step out from behind the considerable shadow of husband Neil Patrick Harris.
Burtka, 39, has been tapped to star in the wedding-themed Broadway musical It Shoulda Been You which will open this spring.
The show will be directed by Tony winner David Hyde Pierce who is best known for his long run as Niles Crane on the sitcom Frasier.
It Shoulda Been You is described as 'a culture clash for the ages when two families from wildly different backgrounds come together to celebrate a wedding.'
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And this year was no different.
The How I Met Your Mother star posed with his partner David Burtka and their twins Harper and Gideon as characters from the Batman comics.
Harris dons a green suit decorated with question marks as The Riddler, Burtka grins as The Joker and the twins double up as Batman and Batwoman.
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David Burtka had wanted to be on the first season of show but Harris nixed offer
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The recent Tony winner will host the US version of the UK series Saturday Night Takeaway for NBC.
Ten episodes of the show have been ordered but they will not air on Saturday nights. The US version does not yet have a title and will be produced by the UK-based ITV.
'I wanted to make sure no one really, really saw my wang'
Neil Patrick Harris is very nude in a pivotal scene with Rosamund Pike in Gone Girl.
Talk show host Conan O'Brien wanted the scoop and told Harris on Thursday (23 October): 'It's my duty to ask about these things.'
Harris then proceeded to talk nudity.
'We shot that particular scene for two days - two days of that,' he said. 'It was disarming ... your butt is just out there. There's a camera crew and there's your butt. But that had to happen - you just deal with it.
After playing dysfunctional couple in film, Harris nixed doing it again during first season of TV series that has become huge hit
Neil Patrick Harris has made no secret lately that he'd like a have some kind of a role in the enormously popular American Horror Story anthology series.
What the newly-named Oscar host had not made known until recently is that he and husband David Burtka had been asked to play a couple during the show's first season - the roles eventually played by Zachary Quinto and Teddy Sears.
The AHS couple died in an apparent murder/suicide and that's a big reason why Harris passed on it despite Burtka's wanting to do it.
'Partly I'm reticent because I've always thought and said it's the big target'
After playing a transgender woman who is a punk rock singer in Hedwig and the Angry Inch, it wouldn't seem there are many things that scare Neil Patrick Harris.
But the prospect of hosting the Academy Awards sure did.
After hosting the Emmys and the Tonys, he will be the first openly gay man to host Academy Awards
Neil Patrick Harris has finally landed the Holy Grail of award show hosting gigs: the Oscars.
Harris cleverly revealed the news himself in a video link on Twitter in which he can be seen on the telephone saying, 'I'm in.' Then he follows up by saying, 'Nice.'
That is followed by panning down to a 'bucket list' that has such things as 'write an autobiography' and 'get married.' At bottom of the list is 'host Oscars' and he places a check before that item.
How I Met Your Mother star reveals how he struggled with his sexuality, sleeping with different men, before he met love of his life David Burtka
Neil Patrick Harris has revealed how he knew for certain he was gay when Burt Reynolds kissed him on the mouth.
The 41-year-old gay actor has revealed how he came to terms with his sexuality, but a surprising encounter sealed the deal for good.
In his new autobiography, he said he first suspected he was gay when he developed a crush on a trumpet player in his middle school band in 1986.
'Mom, I'm afraid I'm gay,' he said.
TV's Dexter set to take over role of transgender punk rock singer in Broadway production
Promotional photos released Monday (6 October) show that Michael C. Hall is ready for his close-up on Broadway in the title role in the musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
The show about a transgender punk rock singer has continued to be a hit even after the departure in August of Tony winning star Neil Patrick Harris.
Andrew Rannells has stepped into the role for the past two months at the Belasco Theatre.
Hall takes over for Rannells on 16 October and will be in the role through early January 2015.
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Tue 31 December 2014, Written by: Nicole
It's under a week until we wave farewell to our lovely ice rink (sob!).
If you haven't taken to the ice yet, or alternatively if you want to perfect your technique for your final session, check out the pictures below from DK Superguides: Inline Skating 1996.
Start the new year with a 90s take on skating with style!
1. The A stance - a good steady stance to learn
2. Regaining your balance - remember to lower your centre of gravity
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Dancing on Ice: How do ice skaters spin? With Suzanne Shaw and Matt Evers
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Mon 23 December 2013,
Ross Exton of the Live Science Team speaks to Suzanne Shaw & Matt Evers from ITV's Dancing on Ice to investigate the physics
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Night Sky Guide: How to Find Orion
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Thu 14 November 2013,
Where's Orion in the night sky? Here's Ross from the Live Science Team to show us how to find Betelgeuse, Sirius, and much more!
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A Christmas Pudding Fire Tornado
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It just wouldn't be Christmas without setting fire to the pudding. Here, Ross from the Live Science Team takes it a step further in Santa's Invention Workshop and creates a flaming tornado!
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What is a meteor shower? And how to spot them...
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Fri 6 December 2013, Nicole
What is a meteor shower? What's the best way to watch them? Ross Exton and Lee Pullen tell you everything you need to know and give their top tips on spotting shooting stars:
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P.S. The Geminid meteor shower is due to peak next week, around the December 13-14th, so pop it in your diary and put your new skills to the test!
Get crafty at After Hours...
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Sat 7 December 2013, Written by: Heather
With only a few more days to go until our fantastically festive After Hours evening, we thought we'd help you get in the mood for some Christmas crafting with a little taster of what to expect on the night in Santa's Invention Workshop. Why not get hands-on and have a go at making these science-tastic tree decorations this weekend!
Light-up tree decorations
You will need:
- Felt
- 20cm piece of ribbon
- Double-sided tape
- LED bulb – you can easily find them in electronics stores or online
- 3v cell battery (the type found watches)
- 3 sticky foam circles
- Strong glue or a needle and thread
What to do:
- Dream up your unique decoration design – we recommend starting with something simple like a star, although other classic Christmas shapes work well too (trees, reindeer faces, puddings…)
- Cut out the same shape on two pieces of felt
- Test your LED. It will only light up when the longer of the two 'legs' is in contact with the positive side of the battery
- Stick a foam pad slightly off-centre on one side of the battery
- Slide the LED back on the battery - make sure it's the correct way round
- Stick the LED 'legs' in place using a foam pad on each side
- Squeeze the foam pads to complete the circuit and light up the LED
- Put your two shapes together to make a pocket, and pop the LED in the middle
- Glue or stitch the shapes together around the edges
- Use a hole punch or needle to thread your ribbon through the top
And voila! Your light-up decoration is ready to take pride of place on your tree this year.
If that's whet your appetite for some more Christmas creativity then our elves will be on hand on Monday evening to help you make some science-inspired stocking fillers as part of After Hours, our Christmas knees-up with a difference! Find out more and book your place here.
How do we know what the Sun is made of?
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Thu 14 November 2013,
Here's David from the Live Science Team showing us how we can use a trick of the light to find out just what the Sun is made of:
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Inprofood: 'chewing the fat' with Bristol's secondary schools
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Thu 14 November 2013,
Throughout October members of our Formal Learning Team took part in an EU-funded project to work in local schools, facilitating a discussion game called PlayDecide, about healthy eating and obesity. The team worked with 83 pupils aged 12 - 16 from St Mary Redcliffe & Temple School in Bristol city centre, Backwell School, and St Katherine's School in Pill. The aim of the game was to raise awareness of the issues surrounding these controversial topics, and to gather the opinions of the participants to feed them back to the EU, informing their future policy discussions.
Thanks to the funded nature of the project we were able to offer this opportunity to schools for free, which ties closely to our mission to make science accessible for all.
The project is taking place all over Europe, and to date over 1000 students have participated. The game is running in just two locations in the UK, Bristol and Newcastle, where the game is being run by the Centre for Life. Participation in this game has given Bristol and Newcastle students the chance to represent the voices of the young people of the UK in EU parliament.
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View the outcome of this international project's findings here.
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What's inside a heart?
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Tue 5 November 2013,
Join Ross for a closer look at the anatomy of this fascinating organ...
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Do Try This at Home: How to Make Instant Ice!
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Eddie shows you how to make super-cooled water at home:
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