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Arielle's Country Inn
- Address:
740 Allentown Road
Sellersville, PA 18960Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakPrice: $30 and under
Arielle's Country Inn
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.ariellescountryinn.com/
- Phone: (215) 453-3800
- Hours of Operation:
DINNER: Wed - Thurs: 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm,
Fri - Sat: 5:00 pm - 8:30 pm, Sun: 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, European
- Executive Chef: Jacques Colmaire
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Please call for details.
- Private Party Contact: Manager 2154533800x
A word from Arielle's Country Inn
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BEST RESTAURANT OF BUCKS & MONTGOMERY COUNTY for the second year in a row, 2011 and 2012 Reader's Choice Awards, The Intelligencer.
Arielle's Country Inn, located on Allentown Road, is housed in a beautifully appointed, historic, stone building dating back to 1754. Used as a stagecoach stop in the 18th century, the restaurant still retains that warm country atmosphere. Chef/owner, Jacques Colmaire, uses locally sourced, fresh, high quality ingredients to skillfully prepare food for you to enjoy. Diners can choose from Prime steaks, fresh seafood, pasta and other specialities which are all cooked to order and served in a romantic, candlelit dining room, enhanced with a fireplace and cozy bar. Garden dining is available amid a beautiful flower garden in the summer months. We look forward to having you as our guest!
BEST RESTAURANT OF BUCKS & MONTGOMERY COUNTY for the second year in a row, 2011 and 2012 Reader's Choice Awards, The Intelligencer.
Arielle's Country Inn, located on Allentown Road, is housed in a beautifully appointed, historic, stone building dating back to 1754. Used as a stagecoach stop in the 18th century, the restaurant still retains that warm country atmosphere. Chef/owner, Jacques Colmaire, uses locally sourced, fresh, high quality ingredients to skillfully prepare food for you to enjoy. Diners can choose from Prime steaks, fresh seafood, pasta and other specialities which are all cooked to order and served in a romantic, candlelit dining room, enhanced with a fireplace and cozy bar. Garden dining is available amid a beautiful flower garden in the summer months. We look forward to having you as our guest!
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
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Arielle's Country Inn reviews from OpenTable diners
35 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.7
- Ambiance4.7Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (28)romantic (24)neighborhood gem (21)fit for foodies (17)great for outdoor dining (13)good for groups (9)scenic view (6)notable wine list (6)late-night find (3)great for brunch (2)great for lunch (1)hot spot (1)kid-friendly (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Absolutely TerrificOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/14/2014Can't say enough good things about this place. From the service to the food quality, the place was excellent. Would highly recommend this to anyone!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice night out.AlandAmyDined on 11/12/2014We had a lovely meal. The food and service was very good. The room we sat in was warm and cozy with a nice lit gas fireplace, a very nice touch. The hostess and waitress were also very friendly and accommodating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- first timerhungryinlansdaleDined on 11/9/2014My wife has been passing by this restaurant for quite sometime mentioning that it looked nice from the street and we should give it a try. Only living 15 minutes away we took a Sunday afternoon drive to check it out , came home and made reservation for two that night. As soon as we entered we both had the same positive vibe about the atmosphere. We sat down at linen covered table with burning oil lamp and were waited on by a experienced waitress who turned out to be one of the owners. We split the fried calamari appetizer and each ordered entree - I had one of the best bone in huge pork chops ever, she ordered short-ribs that were very tender and rich. I already reached out to friends to book a holiday dinner.Special Features:
- Perfect Couples NightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/22/2014Whether with your special someone or as a small couples date night-- this place was fabulous. The food from the appetizers down to dessert was fantastic. The price is not too expensive but worth every penny that you spend. The service was on-point, always removing plates and making sure your meal was perfect.Special Features:
- Great Great Great!!!!!!!!Goodtimes123Dined on 10/17/2014I can only say we will be back, the food was outstanding and my wife and I had a incredable evening , we just got home and we feel great. we will be back for more.. Thank you Arielle"s Country Inn..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful foodtable4twoplzDined on 10/11/2014Every bite we had was fabulous and so flavorful. The service was not great. She was frazzled and seemed inexperienced. She was attentive but had some missteps along the way. I am sure she will get better with time. And the meal was so wonderful, it was all fine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/11/2014My group enjoyed the meal & service. I would have like to have a little more light.
- DisappointingHighHopes0412VIPDined on 9/27/2014Quaint, with old-fashioned porch and outdoor dining area. Server was friendly and tried hard to accommodate us. Wine list is low-end, no depth or substance. Menu had nice selection, but meals were disappointing. For an inn rated "best of Bucks and Montco" we expected delicious food. Salads came with diner-quality bottled dressings - the balsamic vinaigrette was so bad I had to send my salad back! I specifically asked for NO POTATOES and extra vegetables WITHOUT CHEESE... yet I got potatoes and cheese on everything. The vegetables were drenched in oil! Server apologized- said "she knew" it would happen. Veal and steak were chewy and everything was over seasoned with an unpleasant taste. Such a pretty place but food stinks.
- Romantic Atmospheresteverino59Dined on 9/27/2014My wife and I dined at Arielle's for our 33rd anniversary. The quaint atmosphere was reminiscent of the bed and breakfast where we honeymooned. The food and service were excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this place -FansofOpenTableDined on 9/26/2014Great place - probably would not have found this fantastic restaurant had it not been for Open Table. Was a delicious meal with very pleasant service. All in all an experience that will have my wife and I back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Great!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/19/2014This is a beautiful country inn. The outside is nice too eat at with great atmosphere. We recently had a party of 6 to dine in. Everyones meal was great. The Chef always takes it to a great dining experience with outstanding dishes. The wait staff is polite and does there job well. The hostess is always friendly and makes you feel welcome. I have all good to say-we keep this as a special place that we know will always be a nice nite out.Special Features:
- Another great dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/12/2014I took my mom and dad to Arielle's for their birthday celebration and Arielle's did a wonderful job in ensuring a good time was had by all. The inn is so quaint, the staff friendly and helpful, and the food outstanding. My parents go to a lot of restaurants and are usually disappointed but they both thoroughly enjoyed their meal. My dad had the duck, which he said was one of the best he has had. My step-mom got the surf and turf and everything was cooked to perfection. I will definitely return to Arielle's. We dined inside, as it was a little cool outside, but I look forward to dining in their outside seating area in their beautiful garden next summer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This restaurant has class!HoneybeeDined on 9/11/2014Always a great meal at Arielle's! The ambiance, service, food is excellent. This is our favorite restaurant and we drive 55 minutes to get there....it's worth every second! Simply Superlative!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely experiencerunnergirlDined on 9/7/2014My friends and I often go to the Sellersville Theater and were looking for a restaurant other than the crowded Washington House. I saw the reviews on Trip Advisor for Arielle's Country Inn and decided to give it a try. The restaurant is an easy few miles from the theater and well worth the drive. The food and service are excellent. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for pleasant, unrushed dining experience.Special Features:
- Quaint Country InnmcdomDined on 9/6/2014This was our 3rd time at Arielle's and we celebrated a 90th birthday with dear friends. The hostess and waitress were so kind in recognizing the birthday and brought dessert with a candle without our even asking. We had a nice table by the window. It is quiet and you can actually have a conversation without trying to be heard over the din of other boisterous tables. Our friends raved about the escargot. Three of us had scallops which were sweet and delicious and my husband had the stripsteak which was done to perfection. Service was friendly and attentive. I only gave service a four as we sat for awhile without water and asked twice before any was brought to the table. After that, it was refilled promptly. We will be back.Special Features:
- Lovely surprisePatrickVIPDined on 8/30/2014The setting is lovely, the food wonderful, service great, unfortunately uneven tables led to spilt wine which ruined some of the experience, especially as we were warned, and as such the individual who spilt it felt terrible. Rather than warning customers of the problem, fix it.Special Features:
- Outstanding dinningDelightfulDinningDined on 8/29/2014We requested seating in the garden. It was my first visit there and one could not have asked for a better experience. The weather was beautiful, the food outstanding (I had swordfish,my friend chicken Parm), and service very timely and pleasant. The food was as fresh as the flowers growing in the garden. I was there on a Friday evening so I would suggest reservations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First RateCityGuyDined on 8/27/2014You can always expect a fine meal at Arielle's Country Inn. The classically trained chef and European style service is a wonderful treat. Just like a special Inn in southern France but right here in the Bucks County country side.Special Features:
- really great placejje23Dined on 8/14/2014Arielle's was recommended to us by a friend. It's a lovely place with great food. Beautiful outside gardens/flowers where you can sit also.Special Features:
- Great food!JerryMacDined on 8/9/2014Terrific food and a very interesting menu. Wine list is short and inexpensive - not a bad thing, but don't go looking for great wine. Definitely a great spot - and in a very pretty location. We sat inside, but the outside tables looked delightful. And the dining room itself is very pretty and unusual - definitely NOT a chain restaurant! Absolutely worth the drive.Special Features:
- Great little place!chocolateloverDined on 8/8/2014This was our first time dining at Arielle's. We chose to be seated outside since it was a beautiful night. The atmosphere of the outdoor seating area was very relaxing, and you could hear the soothing sound of the koi pond in the background. Our waitress was very pleasant and attentive. The food was served in a very timely manner, and both of our meals were very good. My husband had the special - a 16 ounce porterhouse steak, and I had the shrimp scampi. We both had the lobster bisque as well, which was delicious! Would definitely eat here again and recommend to friends as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- beautifulnookDined on 8/1/2014I would recommend this for any special occasion at any time of the year. Springtime would be absolutely gorgeousSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 374 reviews are from the Arielle's Country Inn reviews archive.
- twsunDined on 7/26/2014Beautiful garden to dine in makes up for the good but not amazing food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice little country innLocalfoodieDined on 7/20/2014We have always enjoyed Arielle's. The owner takes great pride in what she serves and how she serves it. We have never had a bad meal there. We keep coming back, and have brought many people into the fold. Great food, reasonable price. Great spot for special occasions.Special Features:
- TastyPoppyGPSDined on 7/19/2014We had a nice meal, romantic - appropriate for a wedding anniversary, but comfortable for informal dining as well. If you want to eat outside, you must contact the restaurant directly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointedberna1radicalDined on 7/11/2014We gave Arielle's a second chance after a disappointing first time. It has gone downhill even further . They did not have several of the items listed on the menu. Also they were out of Chardonnay and had the improper wine glass. Our wait staff was inexperiened although pleasant enough. Don't think we will be back.
- Perfect EveningLuvSuperfoodsDined on 6/22/2014We attended a wine tasting and dinner event and it was excellent. The food was fresh and delicious. Chef Jacque will always make you happy!Special Features:
- JMSTWODined on 6/14/2014Mundane menu, even more mundane wine list. Food competantly prepared, reasonably priced. . Bar is a nice romantic place for a drink. Not worth the long drive to Sellersvile.Special Features:
- Excellant Dining experienceDtysonDined on 6/11/2014Everything was as expected as we go to Arielles on special occaisions . Everytime we go there it gets better and better . Highly recommend but expect to pay a higher price then most places but well worth itSpecial Features:
- Outstanding country restaurantcmacandfriendsDined on 6/7/2014We have driven by Arielle's many times over the years and always thought how lovely it was. So glad that we finally had the chance to enjoy an evening there with 2 other couples on Saturday. Beautiful garden setting on a quiet terrace. We were delighted with each drink, appetizer, salad, meal, and dessert. Everything was perfectly prepared and presented. Our server was attentive and the owner stopped by. Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MehBelletd3Dined on 6/5/2014Looks great. Country charm. Service was spotty. We did not have any specials given To. When another foursome came in they were. Took forever to get check. It felt we were just secondary to the next time/group of diners yet to come. The food, while good, was not special.
- Perfect in every way.BeachladyDined on 5/23/2014This place is so-oo very romantic and the food is perfect every single time we go. The portions are large for fine dining, and the chef does not scimp on top ingredients. We go out for fine dining a lot so we are quite picky and this place rocks! The owner has it decorated so warm and cozy, you'd think you were at someones country home.Special Features:
- First ExpierenceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/17/2014This was our first time to the restaurant. Our expierence coul not have been any better, Highly Recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentMothersDayDined on 5/10/2014We've eaten at many restaurants, but the food here was the best that we've had in years.Special Features:
- Excellence with charmNicknoDined on 4/26/2014Food prepared and served with excellence. Restaurant has great charm and character. Love to visit & eat at Arielle's.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a findOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 4/20/2014It's very seldom that you find a restaurant that has it all, unless it's a 5 star place in a large city. This is a quaint country inn that could compete against some of the most known restaurants in center city and put them to shame. The place itself is charming, the waitstaff is accomendating, friendly and knowledgable. The food was delicious and the menu has just enough choices. My husband and I went to celebrate our anniversary and it couldn't have been improved upon. It was an outstanding night. What a gem to find in this out of the way neighborhood. I want to keep it our secret!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best YetdoxieloverVIPDined on 4/20/2014This place gets better and better! Had a wonderful Easter dinner. Have dined in many fine dining restaurants in my life, but never had oyster shooters! The appetizer was absolutely one of the best I've ever had. Oysters soaked in vodka and served in shot glasses....big plump, takes two bites to eat, oysters! Shared an order with my sister....next time I will eat them ALL myself! The rack of lamb was excellent, too. A very generous portion....had them for dinner the next night....what a treat. Have not had a bad meal here....If you are looking for good food in a lovely setting, you must try it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Easter at Arielle's Country InnjakeboyDined on 4/20/2014We've been going to Arielle's for years and our last 2 visits were disappointing. Easter dinner in 2014 was really unpleasant. I ordered clams in whiter sauce for entrée. White sauce means olive oil and garlic (maybe some wine)....this was served in a cream sauce----YUK!! The clams were dirty and gritty. Vegetables were undercooked. They also need to either add some "white noise" or remove a few tables because you practice ally sit on top of the table next to you and there is no way of escaping their conversations! We love the quaint farm house essence, but we felt crowded and couldn't have our own conversation because the table next to us (less than 12" away) were quite vocal (not loud, just active).Special Features:
- ElegantDined on 4/19/2014Elegant type restaurant like those of years gone by. Nice to know there are still some classy ones leftSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Country InnKathyDined on 4/19/2014Beautiful stone building-colonial inn. Delightful country ride Great foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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A 25% deposit is required to hold a reservation. The balance of the rental payment must be received within 30 days of the reservation date. A credit card # will be requested initially to hold the reservation until the deposit payment is received. The credit card # also serves as a damage deposit in the event the renter's group damages the property.
Cancellation Policy: A full refund of deposit will be given upon receiving a written cancellation request by 5:00pm, 30 days prior to the check-in date. No refunds offered for cancellations with less than 30 days notification as it is very difficult to re-rent the cabin with short notice.
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- alternative lifestyle
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair accessible
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Premier League leaders Arsenal welcome a Fulham side who are 1 point above the relegation zone to the Emirates Stadium on Saturday.
The Gunners extended their run of victories in the league to four on Monday night with a 2-1 win at Aston Villa. No breathing space was created however as both Manchester City and Chelsea both extended their winning streaks also.
Meanwhile Fulham were thrashed 4-1 at home by Sunderland last weekend, meaning the Cottagers have now conceded 20 goals in their last 6 Premier League matches.
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Arsène Wenger's side are putting an impressive run together to keep their lead at the top with 13 points from their last five matches, conceding only two goals during this run. Jack Wilshere and Olivier Giroud were on target in quick succession at Villa Park to keep the winning streak going.
Jack Wilshere was impressive on Monday and admitted in his post-game interview that he should be scoring and setting up more goals. After a dry spell, Olivier Giroud has now scored in his last two Premier League games. Per Mertesacker and Laurent Koscielny have been solid at the back of late.
Nacho Monreal and Tomáš Rosický picked up knocks last week, making them both doubts for this weekend. Wenger already has a large injury list to deal with. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain did make his return though.
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The Cottagers were humilated 4-1 at home by Sunderland last weekend. This came less than two weeks after their 6-0 thrashing at Hull City on New Year's Day. A win over 10-man West Ham in between those heavy defeats has at least kept Fulham outside the bottom three heading into this weekend.
Brede Hangeland returned in Fulham's FA Cup victory over Norwich City midweek and will be a welcome boost at the back for the Premier League's leakiest defence. Fernando Amorebieta is a doubt, Matthew Briggs is out, but otherwise Meulensteen has a healthy squad at his disposal.
Arsenal were 3-1 winners at Fulham during the second Premier League weekend this season. Olivier Giroud and two goals from Lukas Podolski that day earned the Gunners 3 points before Darren Bent scored a second half consolation.
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Since my life over the past 50 years has been influenced in profound ways by Tony Lowe, this merits a few words of appreciation at this gathering to mourn his passing. It is unfortunate that family commitments prevent my being able to be here today, but I am most grateful to John Cullen for his kindness in agreeing to read this short tribute on my behalf.
As you will probably know, following active military service in the Royal Corps of Signals (1947-1949), and qualification as both a chartered accountant (1952) and a chartered secretary (1953), Tony graduated from the London School of Economics in July 1957 with a first class honours degree (majoring in Accounting, with minors in chess and football). In August of that same year he became a father for the first time, and in September he started work in his first academic post as a Lecturer in Accounting at the University of Leeds.
During his nine years at Leeds he was granted leave of absence in 1962-1963 to take up appointments as:
- Sloan Faculty Fellow at MIT's School of Management;
- Ford Foundation Research Fellow at Harvard Business School; and
- Visiting Lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley.
Back home, this broadening of his interests into the domain of management was reflected in his transfer from the Department of Economics & Commerce to the Industrial Management Division (both forerunners of what is now the Leeds University Business School).
I first encountered Tony's initials - before I met the man himself - whilst an undergraduate at the University of Leeds: they were part of the 'identifier' (e.g. EAL/CA/24) on a series of weekly tutorial handouts/exercises. In my innocence at the time, I thought those initials – E.A.L. – stood for that trinity so beloved of curriculum designers and accreditation boards:
- Economics
- Accounting
- Law
From Leeds, Tony moved to the recently established University of Bradford Management Centre where he was Senior Lecturer from 1966 to 1968, with responsibility for Accounting & Finance in the absence of a professor in this role. As a graduate student at Bradford under Tony's supervision during this period, his influence on my understanding of the role of Accounting within an organisational context was considerable, and he became my main intellectual mentor. The benefits of this foundation continued throughout my academic career.
In what terms can one adequately express one's appreciation for such an investment in one's own human capital? In part it has been acknowledged via dedications in a number of my books but, more significantly, it was reflected in my moving to the University of Sheffield in 1973 (at the same time as Richard Laughlin and Tony Tinker) to support him in his role as that university's first Professor of Accounting & Financial Management – a post which he had taken up in 1971 following two years as a Senior Lecturer in Management Accounting at Manchester Business School (where, inter alia, Tony Berry and David Otley came under his influence).
Beyond his teaching and research involvement at Sheffield, Tony contributed significantly during this period to building some of the institutions which have helped in promoting networks and nurturing collaboration among accounting academics, thereby encouraging the development of a culture characterised by increased rigour in accounting scholarship. Among the more conspicuous examples were:
- As Chairman (1975-1976) of the Association of University Teachers of Accounting (AUTA) - now the British Accounting & Finance Association (BAFA), in which I supported him as Secretary/Treasurer.
- As Chairman (1974-1976) of the Council of Departments of Accounting Studies (CoDAS) - now the Committee of Departments of Accounting & Finance (CDAF), in which I also supported him as Secretary/Treasurer.
We worked actively together in these roles to overcome the binary divide by bringing together the pre-1992 universities and the (then) polytechnics into one larger academic accounting community. This included our organising the first AUTA Annual Conference to be held at a polytechnic in 1976 at Huddersfield Polytechnic, on the theme Empirical Research in Accounting.
- As Convenor of the Management Control Workshop (initially among staff from the University of Lancaster, the University of Sheffield, and MBS), which grew into today's Management Control Association (MCA).
In a broad sense, at the risk of stating the obvious, once he was appointed to a chair, Tony "professed". Unlike some professors, who succumbed (in those pre-RAE/REF days) to a life of academic administration and office politics, Tony was never willing to act merely as an office manager or caretaker, and intrigue was never his forte. There was a constant flow of research initiatives, a steady stream of PhD completions (including, for example, those of Ibrahim Shahin, Anas Noor, Wai Fong Chua, Tony Puxty, Richard Laughlin, and Prem Sikka), plus radical innovations in the curriculum, all amounting to what became known as the 'Sheffield School' (which, as Jane Broadbent has observed, might be best understood as a distinctive 'community of practice').
The international impact of Tony's contribution is also to be found in the visiting appointments/external examinerships which he held whilst at Sheffield (in Canada, East Africa, Singapore and elsewhere), and subsequently in Fiji and New Zealand following his early retirement from Sheffield in 1985 (at which time he was the U.K.'s senior accounting academic).
In all these endeavours he sought to develop the discipline of Accounting through an emphasis on methodological aspects and the social context in which accounting systems are designed, implemented, and operated. This places the focus on knowing and doing, hence on issues of effectiveness – a far cry from debits and credits!
For many who worked alongside him there were significant intellectual benefits, but it wasn't always easy to work with him. Tony could be a difficult man to get along with. He was often stubborn, not always inclined to give credit where it was due, less than perfectly consistent, and rather less adaptive on occasions than one might have expected from such a firm believer in the power of adaptive systems. For example, Morris McInnes (a former colleague at MBS) offered the view more than 40 years ago that Tony was the hardest man he'd ever met in sticking to a particular point of view (specifically in relation to his belief in the primacy of a systems approach); and my experience was that, if you agreed with him you were right, whereas if you didn't agree with his viewpoint you were – by definition – wrong!
Accepting the need to reach out to him in order to appreciate his insights was something that many were unwilling to do, thereby missing some real benefits. However, for those who did reach out to him, Tony's legacy is to be found in their continuation of his work in developing the discipline – broadly defined, and in their spreading the word to successive generations of students, thereby enhancing the effectiveness of accounting practice.
Tony Lowe made a difference.
Richard M S Wilson, AcSS
Member, BAFA Hall of Fame
Professor of Business Administration & Financial Management (Emeritus)
Loughborough University
20 March 2014


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Oh don't say those same idle lies
Ive heard them before
This fool who left his heart on an early train
won't buy no more
Oh no don't use
those same weeping eyes
Ill wipe them no more
I didn't want to have to be cruel
But the truth must be said
And you ain't heard enough
Oh it was not so long ago
Since you wandered out of here
To become a silver model
Of a city on the air
So don't choke me with your lies
Because this man has open eyes
And I can see
I can see I can tell
I had it enough
All those sneaky bars and smart parties
Had enough
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Ive Ive had enough
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And blank faces
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2nd – Sydney Andersen, Thornburg
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A type of cheese used in the Facebook.com game "MouseHunt".
You need glutter to catch a master to the cheese belt mouse.
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When fat people throw food at their faces and it misses. i.e. it is clutter created by the act of gluttony.
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LEED Certification Fails to Increase Energy Efficiency. The first paragraph:
Today, LEED Exposed, a project of the Environmental Policy Alliance (EPA), released research showing that large privately-owned buildings in Washington D.C. certified under the U.S. Green Building Council's (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) standards, actually use more energy than uncertified buildings.
It didn't really seem worth covering; the site gave no information about who was behind it, got most of the facts wrong in its exposé of the "arbitrary point system" including my favorite, the famous bike rack point, years out of date.
Who's behind LEED Exposed?
It wasn't exactly an august organization either, this Environmental Policy Alliance; their website was just registered on February 5 and LEED exposed just registered on December 13. Woodruff's researchorg.com isn't even on WHOIS yet. Their website listed no staff or address or board of directors, they barely existed.
A google search on the phone number of Banks Woodruff shows him operating out of the offices of the Center For Consumer Freedom, described as "a pro-food-and-beverage industry front group that attacks anyone who criticizes smoking, fast food or alcohol" on Berman Exposed, a site devoted to the antics of Richard Berman. They describe Berman as..
...a regular front man for business and industry in campaigns against consumer safety and environmental groups. Through his public affairs firm, Berman and Company, Berman has fought unions, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, PETA and other watchdog groups in their efforts to raise awareness about obesity, the minimum wage, the dangers of smoking, mad cow disease, drunk driving, and other causes.
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I better start to learn server 2008 and vista
Will it be still possible to buy xp pro licenses?
Despite the logo up there, we will still be shipping PCs with Windows XP Home and Pro until January 2009. Because we are system builders, we use OEM versions which are still available, its just the boxed product that is no longer available.
Microsoft will continue mainstream support for Windows XP until April 2009 and extended support will continue until 2014.
I better start to learn server 2008 and vista
Will it be still possible to buy xp pro licenses?
Bugger.. forgot that XP was being retired now...
Have trialled Vista, and in process of building new 2008 DC.. but Vista is stil on the backburner
Its just the fully boxed retail package that is no longer available. We'll still be shipping PCs with XP Home or Pro OEM licences throughout 2008.
Licensing suppliers I've spoken to say that they sell Vista Business licenses, but that includes downgrades for XP Pro. If this stays true, then there's nothing to worry about.
It's the same with Office. You buy Office 2007, but that covers earlier versions 2003 or 2000.
Somebody please correct me I'm wrong!
Yep, you can downgrade to XP from Vista for the foreseeable future.
dont you mean use downgrade rights?
XP is most certainly an UPGRADE from visturd
If you are using volume licensing there is nothing to worry about
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Thats nice...
Now the things - what i am Missing
in blog application - what comes free too - i have the big problem to sort anything in frontpage, because, there is no alphaindex search for the user. so i take a look in the manual on there site - but...
there is no documentation, how to include this function. There is only a text, what will tell you, that is no Way use it in Blog template.
Now i know, that is a lot of nice stuff for free, but it shouldt come with full informations about handling the code !
but all in all - i love this zoo extension. it is one of the best, i have seen last time.
so again, thank you very much for this component !
I think - if the author add this function to joomfish - then all will be fine and it will work in multi-language too.
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<------ I'm not sure if I should state my personal preference...
...I may give a few reasons (for my system of choice) after a few people have posted (perhaps) a few more sensible replies!
mac or microsoft
what would be your choice of purchase if money was no object and why??
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...I may give a few reasons (for my system of choice) after a few people have posted (perhaps) a few more sensible replies!
i would have to say mic but that is just because i dont know how to use mac,
only used it once before for about 30min got some good programs on them, ie garage band espetaily photo booth - i like the way you can put your image on any picture (blue screen)
but im used to mic so until i played on more id have to say that
yes or no??
ooh what next, PS3 vs Xbox, Cars vs Motorbikes, Up vs down?
FWIW I would choose a Mac as they are shiny and steve jobs says they are great.
More seriously a Mac can run Mac/Windows/Linux software while a PC cannot run Mac software, so the Mac wins!
Are we talking for personal use?
Heh just to fuel the fire...Mac everytime, because they are beautiful.
I'd have Windows desktop and a Mac laptop... I love the Macbook. Everything justs seems to work well and simple.
Hi-spec desktop system with Windows on it.
Always irritates me when people ask this though, you can't really compare the two. Microsoft Windows will run on most computers you can buy or build. OSX will (unless you feel like breaking the lock-in) only run on Apples.
So a Mac is a single product, whereas a Microsoft PC is a PC of your choice, which happens to have Windows installed.
As for choice of operating system, I'd go with Windows or Linux. I don't feel like forking over a small fortune to have a system I can't crack open and upgrade or play around with, covered with brushed aluminium. Gimme something in a good steel case with extra ports and the ability to throw in any modifications I want any time.
The idea of an operating system which is meant to only run on one manufacturer's computers kinda rubs me the wrong way. I like choice.
I think that I would have to get a really high spec laptop, Dell XPS or something and install Hackintosh OSX then hang out at Linux user group meetings just so that I could offend everybody equally
I ('ve probably told this story before) got into Mac's quite by accident. I few years back I got really P*ssed off with my PC constantly BSOD'ing. Probably trying to print a letter or something. So I bought a second-hand PowerBook G3 from eBay - but not to run MacOS on!
I bought it purely on the basis that it used a PowerPC RISC processor rather than an Intel CISC processor. I installed Yellow Dog Linux and got to work. Unfortuantly whatever I tried I could never get DVD Playback to work so I bit the bullet and, since it was a Mac, I put OS X on there (If it was a PC it would have been XP!) and have never ever looked back - been hooked ever since.
I use XP all the time and think it is a fantastic OS. I've used Vista and hate it with a vengance. Like KDE4, Office 2008, IE7, WMP10/11 - It seems the only thing these companies have to change is the UI and not for the better! XP and Office 03 are perfectly capable products and M$ are only changing the UI to get us to spend more money needlessly IMHO.
Now Apples are Intel based and Sun's VirtualBox is free you get the best of ALL worlds in a Mac. I have OS-X, Firefox and OpenOffice 3 for 99% of what I use a computer for and Windows XP on VMWare Fusion (bought before VirtualBox was available, and I'm a VCP so got to support VMWare) for the other 0.01% of my IT usage.
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I suggest drinking a shot every time you hear the word, "omen".
I had never read a Robbins book, but I thoroughly enjoyed this memoir. Whether or not you like what he has to say, his writing is a tsunami of simile, a monsoon of metaphor, with witty bon mots bursting forth like slick new-born puppies or ... well, you get the picture.
"Learned a new word"
I am a big fan of the Preston & Child books, but this one struck me as rather silly. But if nothing else, I learned the plural of "cyclops".
"One of the best"
As these Pendergast books go, I thought this was one of the best, and a book that could almost stand on its own without reading others in the series. There was none of the red herring supernatural plot twists that are in other books, and none of those annoying mind journeys. Just a ripping good mystery with lots of bad guys and swamp mud. I said that the book could almost stand on its own. There is a sub-plot involving Pendergast's ward that would not make much sense if you didn't read the previous books, but it is not crucial. If you're tired of Sherlock Holmes, it's time for Special Agent Pendergast.
"Better than Book One"
I was ho-hum about the first book so I don't quite know why I ordered the second book, but I'm glad I did. The characters were much more developed and there was a great deal more dramatic tension in the second book. As others have noted, it's hard to say much more than that without getting into the plot, but I'll just say, if you find yourself rolling your eyes in the first book, hang in there to Book Two.
"Almost good"
This was a fascinating head-scratcher right up to the last chapter, and then it was a disappointment for me. I can't say more without being a plot spiller, but when it came down to the end, the pieces didn't fit. Having said that, I got the second volume, so maybe I will love that and eat my words.
It's been a while since I bailed on a book in the first hour, but I couldn't get past the readers and the hokey background music.
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More action than a Batman comic book! More smart-aleck one-liners than a Groucho Marx routine! These books are just flat fun.
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I bailed out on this book about two hours in, but came back later and started over, and I was glad I did. This was the first Nesbø novel I have read and I was interested enough is his dark, psychological plot that I want to read more of his work.
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Here's a fartlek (no snickering, it's Swedish for speed play) workout compliments of Equinox trainer Lauren Fairbanks. She's been around the track a few times and knows the drill. Lauren calls this workout the three-two-one and if you keep reading, you will find out why.
All you need for this workout is a timekeeping device.
- Warm up by jogging for five minutes.
- Pick up your pace for three minutes (close to 5K pace), then jog for three minutes.
- Speed up for two minutes; once again aiming for your 5K pace, followed by a two-minute recovery jog.
- Now, run for one minute (not quite a sprint, but a sustainable fast pace) and recover by jogging for a minute.
- Repeat the intervals from the beginning skipping the five-minute warmup. You start the second round running three minutes at your quick pace. This feels a little brutal after only 60 seconds of rest, but it's great training!
- At the end of the cycle, when you reach the one-minute recovery, walk briskly for a minute instead of jogging.
- Jog for five minutes to cool down.
- Stretch and pat yourself on the back for your 34 minute run!
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