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At Next, there is rarely such a thing as just a centerpiece.
"I don't want to bore you," Dave Beran says, searching for an image on his laptop. The chef opens up a photograph of a bare tree, standing amid a field of just-bloomed flowers: "This reminds me of the start of spring," he says. This, and—having grown up in upstate New York and Michigan—budding apple trees. The picture is the prelude to Beran's explanation for why the tables in the southeast corner of Next's rectangular dining room, which on Friday hosted "friends and family" for the first run of the restaurant's new menu, were crowded with vases filled with apple-tree branches covered in reindeer lichen (an edible, whitish-gray moss).
"I hate when things like centerpieces aren't relevant. If you put flowers on the table, they should be relevant," Beran says. For those who see Next as a dramatic production, beware the spoiler ahead: These branches' relevance comes not just from their function as a serving piece (the giant crackers tucked among them make up part of the first course), but also as a motif threaded into the menu's narrative. They resurface in a later course, the lichen-covered apple trees reimagined as fermented apples (cured in salt and sugar for two months, yielding a fizzy, carbonated texture and savory flavor) paired with raw green apples, green-apple ice, "a bunch of different cashew textures," the bitter-tasting lichen and a Faviken-inspired apple-cider vinegar that's been aged in a charred oak log, out of which it's spooned, tableside, onto the dish.
By the way, these aren't just any reindeer lichen. "If I'm a purveyor in the city, and I have reindeer lichen," Beran says theoretically, "I'm gonna call the handful of top restaurants that I know, and the next thing you know, it's on the menu at restaurants one through five." The lichen in the vases at Next didn't come from a purveyor: It came from Next's Research and Development guy's wife's parents' house in Washington, narrowly saving the fallen apple trees from the wood chipper. "So I'm excited about ours because it comes from basically our family's backyard," Beran says. You get the sense talking to the chef that after manning turn-of-the-20th-century Parisian, forward-thinking Thai, kaiseki-inspired Japanese and homespun Sicilian menus (not to mention the one where they replicated dozens of dishes from what was, at least for a while, considered the best restaurant in the world), the novelty of sourcing rare ingredients just for the sake of it doesn't cut it anymore.
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Oral Cancer Awareness Walk Raises More Than $11,000
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The sixth annual Oral Cancer Walk for Awareness raised more than $11,000 for the Oral Cancer Foundation. The 5k walk/run, which was held on Saturday, May 3 at Druid Hill Park in Baltimore, was organized by the University of Maryland School of Dentistry (UMSOD) chapter of the Student National Dental Association.
More than 180 walkers and runners, as well as 30 volunteers participated in the event, which raised a total of $11,716 through donations, registration fees and raffle ticket sales. UMSOD volunteers also provided more than 40 free oral cancer screenings. In addition, all participants received oral hygiene products and oral cancer awareness pamphlets. Assistant Professor Donita Dyalram, DDS, MD, was the featured speaker during the event.
This year's walk was dedicated to two oral cancer patients: Jennifer Grogan, who is in remission and attended the walk, and Thomas Dahlen, who passed away due to oral cancer. Participants honored Dahlen's memory by signing messages for him and his family and decorating a tree with white ribbons.
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Pasqual's face comes alive when he talks about his organic coffee and the cooperative to which he belongs. Without any hesitation or notes, he details all the advantages that come from what he is doing:
- Land once clear-cut for cattle grazing is now coming back as forest to provide shade for the coffee.
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- He is receiving a better price for his coffee because it is of higher quality and sold at a fair-trade price through his cooperative and the Union of Cooperatives. His family is therefore living better, and he is confident that his little daughter will be able to receive the education that he never had.
Pasqual's father and grandfather farmed this same land, but without the care that he has given to it. And now this 25-year-old is producing bigger and higher-quality crops than they ever did. Pasqual and other young people like him are changing the face of rural Nicaragua. When you buy coffee from Nicaragua through the Presbyterian Coffee Project, some of it comes from Pasqual's farm.
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Let us join in prayer for:
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Council of Evangelical Churches of Nicaragua (CEPAD): Carlos Cardenas Martinez, disaster mitigation/environmental management and agriculture
Council of Evangelical Churches of Nicaragua (CEPAD): Damaris Albuquerque, executive director • Interchurch Center for Theological and Social Studies (CIEETS): Jairo Arce, general director • Moravian Church in Nicaragua: Rev. Gonzalo Paiz, superintendent
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Suzan Cantrell, PMA
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For the dry ground that now produces crops, for the dry springs that now bring forth water, and for the people whose work helps to make that happen, we give you thanks, O Lord. Amen.
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High SchoolSenior captain in only season at Burroughs... As DE, contributed 41 solo tackles, 64 total stops, five QB sacks and three forced fumbles playing in seven games... Earned CIF All-State, team MVP and Pacific League Lineman of the Year honors as senior... Joined Burbank roster during the season due to relocation from Idaho... As sophomore and junior was standout at Borah H.S. in Boise... Earned 5A All-State honors as junior at Borah after registering 47 tackles and 4.5 sacks as LB/DE for 7-3 squad... Also started as sophomore... Earned four varsity letters... Also lettered in wrestling... Recipient of Presidential Academic Achievement Award at both schools.
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To achieve that objective, members of fire departments must be immersed in their communities' disaster response and emergency management planning, says Lawrence.
In addition, fire departments and their first responders have to become jacks of all trades. They have to know who can call McDonald's and order 500 hamburgers to feed homeless people and who has the authority to pay for it. They have to be trained to use hand pumps to get fuel if gas stations lose power. They have to know where to place a flatbed delivery of Porta Potties that arrives unexpectedly, a scenario that actually happened to one fire department after a tornado.
In addition, fire departments have to have a plan. If they don't think they will be able to handle the influx of people seeking assistance, they should determine how they will outsource these duties to other local organizations. To the extent that they plan to handle these tasks, they also need to determine how they will do so without sacrificing their ability to meet their obligation to fight fires or mount search and rescue operations.
The most critical aspect of becoming the agency of last resort, however, is simply surviving whatever disaster has struck the department's community. In Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for example, the city and county's emergency operations center (EOC) became inoperable after its building was destroyed. Critical EOC communications were lost for hours as the city scrambled to get personnel out of the damaged facility and into another operational location.
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A source has informed Sportsnet's Nick Kypreos that a tentative deal between the National Hockey League and its Players' Association could be reached within 24 hours.
The U.S. federal mediator convinced the parties to resume face-to-face discussions on Saturday afternoon and the talks ended up continuing well into Sunday morning. In fact, they were still going strong at 4 a.m. ET — roughly 15 hours after the session began at a midtown Manhattan hotel.
Told no sign of momentum slowing dwn btween #NHLPA #NHL as of 4:30am est. Many pleasantly surprised wee hrs finally time 4 real negotiation
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Made contact with those inside the bargaining session. "Still here, still awake, still meeting". All great news in hopes of saving season
— Daren Millard (@darenmillard) January 6, 2013
Not only was it the latest and longest a meeting had run during these negotiations, it came with some hope that a season-saving deal was in the offing. However, there was still clearly work to be done.
"(There's been) lots of meetings, some progress," deputy commissioner Bill Daly said in an email midway through the session. "The parties are both working hard to get things resolved."
Would be shocked if sides came out with an agreement tonight…would also be shocked if tonight's marathon wasn't the begining of the end.
— John Shannon (@JSportsnet) January 6, 2013
Sources also indicated to Kypreos that the NHL moved up a proposed salary cap from $60 million to $62.5 million for the 2013-14 season with the cap floor being at $44 million.
Cap # for 2013-14 season closing in. Confirmed #NHL offer up to 62.5M. Some suggest #NHLPA might settle at 64.3M which is last yrs Cap hit
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Previously the NHL had insisted the cap top out at $60 million, while the players wanted it to be at $65 million.
Source "tentative deal could be done within 24 hrs or #NHLPA could serve #NHL notice to disclaim early as 2day. Present meeting is huge.
— Nick Kypreos (@RealKyper) January 5, 2013
Another positive step has appeared to be resolved as Sportsnet's John Shannon reports the pension issue is no longer a stumbling block.
Told the pension issue was resolved a while ago. For all you Actuaries….it will be a Defined Benefits pension, funded by the players.
— John Shannon (@JSportsnet) January 5, 2013
Shannon also reports there are two or three stumbling blocks that are preventing a deal from being reached and the salary cap is at the top of that list.
All in all, appears to be 2 or 3 major issues that are stumbling blocks…with Cap at the top of the list.
— John Shannon (@JSportsnet) January 6, 2013
This face-to-face meeting – although classified as a small one – is the first time the two sides will be in the same room since Thursday.
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Meantime, the players are believed to have restored their executive board's authority to declare a "disclaimer of interest" in a ballot that wrapped up Saturday night. The first such vote passed overwhelming last month and the same result was expected again, although the NHLPA elected not to disclose the results.
The "disclaimer of interest" gives the 30-member committee the ability to dissolve the union, which would open the door for antitrust lawsuits and bring even more uncertainty to the bargaining process. However, it was an option the NHLPA was only believed to be interested in pursuing if talks hit another snag.
Beckenbaugh spent two days with the NHL and NHLPA in November and another two days in December. He has also been present for talks all week and witnessed first-hand as the process was briefly halted after the NHLPA let the first "disclaimer of interest" deadline pass just before midnight on Wednesday night.
At that point, negotiations stalled and the sides had to spend Thursday morning in a small group meeting working through an issue relating to penalties for teams failing to properly report hockey-related revenue. The union was angered by a change to the language from the expired CBA, which was eventually ironed out but led to more mistrust at the bargaining table.
That's when the deputy director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service stepped in, becoming familiar with the three-block walk between the league office and NHLPA's hotel during almost 13 hours of meetings on Friday.
Beckenbaugh, who was also part of talks during the NHL's 2004-05 lockout, went one step further by getting them back in the same room a day later.
The sides are seeking to reach an agreement that would allow training camps to open by Jan. 12 and salvage a shortened 48-game season.
Making progress. Not tonite but will be done. Motivation is to play more than 48 games..nice change in whats motivating each side.
— Doug Maclean (@DougMaclean) January 5, 2013
There was also said to be an outside possibility they could squeeze in a couple more than that if a deal was reached soon — an interesting proposition both for players, who are losing almost US$30,000 on average per game, and owners who are losing more.
The lockout hit its 112th day on Saturday, making it the second longest labour dispute in NHL history. It remains the only North American sports league to see an entire season cancelled due to a lockout.
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At France's biggest market, Richerenches, a good season might see 10 tons traded under strict supervision. Brokers buy in bulk from selected samples.
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Jean-Pierre Ducret, who heads the local association, waffles artfully. "Oh, we do pretty good some years," he said, "and not so well in others." Finally, he explained the obvious: "Look, the government wants its tax."
Hardcore truffle lovers take them straight: thinly shaved on toast with a touch of Provence olive oil, which, conveniently, is pressed fresh nearby in the same season.
The most popular dish is brouillade aux truffes, no more than grated truffles in runny scrambled eggs with salt, pepper and a bit of cream.
Some chefs get fancy, putting sliced truffles under chicken skin and adding all manner of ingredients. But cooking can dim the flavor.
In the end, less is more. Simply grating a truffle directly onto thin egg noodles, buttered and salted, approaches the height of culinary glory.
The best recipes include a plane ticket to Nice or Marseille. Truffles should be eaten fast. Plastic softens and spoils them. Freezing or potting in oil blunts flavor.
Chinese black truffles look the part and cost little. But they also have no taste. That puts steadily more pressure on the truffle grounds in France.
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Ghost Story is a horror novel written by Peter Straub. It was published on January 1, 1979 by Coward, McCann and Geoghegan. The book was adapted into a film by the same name in 1981.
The novel was a watershed in Straub's career. Though his earlier books had achieved a limited amount of critical and commercial success, Ghost Story became a national bestseller and cemented the author's reputation.
The novel opens with a man named Donald Wanderley traveling with a young girl whom he has apparently kidnapped. Eventually Donald and the girl arrive in Panama City, Florida, at which point the novel jumps back in time to the events of the previous winter.
Living in the small New York town of Milburn are four elderly men who are members of a group called the Chowder Society: John Jaffrey, a doctor; Lewis Benedikt, a retired entrepreneur; Sears James, an attorney; and Ricky Hawthorne, an attorney and James' partner. For the past 50 years these best friends have gathered together and told each other stories and have been great companions. However, their group once consisted of five members. One year earlier Jaffrey had thrown a party at his house in honor of a visiting actress, and their fifth member, Edward Wanderly, had died in an upstairs bedroom during the festivities. There was a look of absolute horror on his face, as if he had been frightened to death.
Ever since that night the friends have been plagued with horrible nightmares, and have taken to telling each other ghost stories. At one of their meetings, Sears tells them a ghost story about when he was a young man. Before deciding to attend law school James had taken a teaching position in a rural community. He developed a fascination with one of his students, a young boy named Fenny Bate. Fenny and his sister were ostracized by the community, and upon making some inquiries he finds out why. The two children once had an older brother named Gregory, and it was generally believed that Gregory sexually molested his young brother. The parents of the siblings were dead, and Gregory was their guardian. One day while repairing a roof Gregory fell off the ladder and was killed, and someone thought they saw the two young Bate children running away from the scene. Sears tells his friends that in time he began to see a threatening young man hanging around the school, and he eventually came to believe it to be the spirit of Gregory Bate. Sears attempted to save Fenny from the clutches of his dead brother, but to no avail. Fenny died, and Sears left the small community when he had finished the school year.
The next morning after telling his story, Sears and Ricky are called out to the farm of one of their clients, who has found some mutilated livestock in his field. Later in the car Sears reveals to Ricky that the previous night's story was not fictitious, but had actually happened to him in his youth. Sears also admits that he is scared, as are all the members of the Chowder Society. They decide to write to Edward's nephew, Donald Wanderly, as Donald had written an occult novel and they think that his research abilities might be employed on their behalf. Before Donald arrives, however, Jaffrey dies in an apparent suicide by jumping off of a bridge.
Donald arrives just as the funeral is coming to a close. The three remaining members of the Society tell him that they want him to investigate any possible avenues that he might deem appropriate. Several years previously Donald's twin brother David had died under mysterious circumstances, and it led him to write his horror novel. Donald tells them the story of what he thinks actually happened. He had landed a teaching position at Berkeley on the strength of his first novel and began seeing a beautiful grad student named Alma Mobley. At first he was inseparable from her, and there was talk of marriage. But over time he began to notice strange things about her and felt that there was something unnatural about Alma. He stopped seeing her as much, his work suffered, and one day Alma simply vanished. Upon investigating he found out that a great many things that Alma had told him about her past were fabrications. A few months later David called him and told him that he and Alma were engaged, and that he wanted things to be right between Donald and his fiance. Donald tried to warn David, but to no avail. Because soon afterward David was dead.
Not long after this Lewis Benedikt dies in the forest, and Sears and Ricky decide that it is time to tell Donald the most terrible story that the Chowder Society knows — and it is a true tale. Fifty years previously a young woman named Eva Galli had moved to the town. She was in her early twenties and all five of the young men fell head over heels for her. One night in 1929—not long after Black Tuesday—Eva came to see them, but she was not acting like herself. She made sexual advances and belittled them. There was a struggle, and Eva fell and hit her head. Believing her to be dead, they conspired to hide the body by putting it in a car and driving it into a deep pond. But at the last moment Eva's body disappeared from the inside of the car, and there was a lynx looking at them from the other bank.
Donald begins his research and quickly comes to the conclusion that what they are dealing with is a manitou, or some other kind of shape-shifting creature. He also believes that Alma Mobley is actually Eva Galli. Donald theorizes that since these creatures live much longer than humans, Eva waited fifty years before returning for her revenge.
Donald, Ricky, and Sears are joined in their struggle by Peter Barnes, a young man whose mother was killed by these creatures. Sears is ambushed and killed in his car, and the survivors now realize that Gregory and a reanimated Fenny are helping Eva in her endeavors. Gregory tells them that a woman named Florence de Peyser helped resurrect him, and that Eva is also subservient to the de Peyser woman. Gregory and Fenny attack Peter, Donald, and Ricky in a movie theater, but they are both killed in the ensuing struggle, leaving Donald to realize that though they have other-worldly powers, the creatures are not truly immortal. The survivors track Eva down and defeat her, but she escapes.
Exhausted, Ricky leaves Milburn for an extended vacation with his wife, and Peter prepares for college. Donald keeps watch to see what form Eva will next appear in, and believes it to be the little girl in the opening part of the book.
While in Florida, Eva emerges from the form of the little girl and attempts to twist Donald's mind. He is able to resist and kills her after she tries to take the form of a wasp to escape. Donald then prepares to go to San Francisco to hunt down the de Peyser woman.
Stephen King, in his non-fiction review of the horror medium, Danse Macabre, lists Ghost Story as one of the finest horror novels of the late 20th century and provides a lengthy review within its "Horror Fiction" section.
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Ricky Hawthorne is mentioned in the author's 1983 novel Floating Dragon, in which it is stated that he is the uncle of a victim in the latter book. The town of Milburn briefly appears in Koko, published in 1988.


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'Lime Street Alley - Little Ashentree Court', A Dictionary of London (1918). URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=63200 Date accessed: 28 November 2014.
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Lime Street Alley
Lime Street and Cornhill Wards' School
Lime Street Passage
Lime Street Square
Lime Street Ward
Lime Wharf
Lime Wharf
Lime Yard
Limeburners' Alley, Lane
Lincoln's Inn
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East out of Lime Street, with a winding passage leading by Lime Street Square and Billiter Square into Fishmongers' Alley and Fenchurch Street (Strype, ed. 1720-O.S. 1848-51).
It is only named in Strype, but the passage seems to be shown in all the later maps, including the O.S. 1848-51 ed. But it is not shown in O.S. 1875.
The western portion out of Lime Street is shown in O. and M. 1677, but it does not extend far and is only a short and apparently blind alley.
It is interesting to note that Stow mentions a lane leading from Fenchurch Street near Culver Alley (q.v.) to Lime Street, which had been stopped up in his time for fear of thieves (S. 141). Strype says this lane had been opened again and this may be the winding passage shown in his map east from Lime Street Alley (Strype, ed. 1720, I. ii. 55). Possibly it had not been reopened in 1677.
"Lime Street Alley, by some called Billiter Alley" (ib. 82).
On the west side of St. Mary Axe, east of Leathersellers' Hall. In Lime Street Ward (O.S. 1875 and 1880).
Established 1710 for Lime Street and Cornhill Wards. The School house is held under a lease dated 1849 from the rector and churchwardens of St. Andrew Undershaft, the school to be used as a Church of England Charity School, and vestry meeting and ward meetings to be held there as and when required (End. Charities Rep. 1902, pp. 1 and 2). Since 1874 for Langbourn Ward also.
In O.S. 1875 the site is identified with that occupied by St. Mary Axe Church.
North-west out of Lime Street at No. 21A. (P.O. Directory). In Langbourn Ward.
First mention : Lockie, 1810.
Named after Lime Street.
East out of Lime Street at No. 48, south of Leadenhall Street (P.O. Directory). In Aldgate Ward.
First mention : P.C. 1732.
One of the smallest of the 26 wards of the City, lying between Aldgate and Cornhill Wards, but stretching up to Camomile Street (O.S.).
First mention : "Ward of Limstrete," 1287 (Cal. Letter Bk. A. p. 228). The poorest ward in the City in 1320 and 1368 (Cal. Letter Bks. E. 124 and G. 251).
In 3 Ed. I. "Ward of Ralph Fabri de Cornhull" (Rot. Hund. I. p. 431) ; identified by Beavan with Lime Street Ward (Aldermen of London, I. p. 375).
After the suppression of St. Mary Axe and St. Augustine Papey, no parish church in the ward.
Principal feature : Leadenhall Market.
Named after the principal street of the ward, viz. Lime Street (q.v.). See Wards.
Two wharfs so named at the southern end of Old Pipe Yard and Lime Yard respectively (Rocque, 1746).
Site now covered by Purfleet Wharf and St. Andrew's Wharf (q.v.).
South out of Earl Street. Two wharfs so called, one adjoining Puddle Dock west in Castle Baynard Ward and the other still further west, west of Mr. Hood's Iron Wharf (Horwood, 1799), in Farringdon Ward Within.
The site of this latter wharf is now occupied by the Blackfriars Station of the London, Chatham and Dover Railway, and of the eastern wharf by Vulcan Wharf and Victoria Wharf (q.v.).
The eastern one was occupied in Rocque, 1746, by Coalman's Alley (q.v.).
South out of Bristol Street to Lime Wharf, in Castle Baynard Ward (Rocque, 1746-Boyle, 1799).
Part of the site now occupied by Queen Victoria Street and the railway lines.
In Seacoal Lane (S. 392) in the parish of St. Sepulchre, in Farringdon Ward Without.
First mention : "Lymbarneres lane," 1308-9 (Ct. H.W. I. 204).
Other forms : "Lymbrennereslane," 1339-40 (ib. 436). "Lymbrennersslane," 1349 (ib. 556). "Lymebrynnerslane," 1407 (ib. II. 374).
In a MS. 6 H. V. Seacole lane is described as lying to the east of Lymebrynners lane (D. and C. St. Paul's, Press A. Box 23, 1684).
Not named in the maps.
Identified in End. Ch. Report, 1902, relating to St. Sepulchre's parish (p. 8) with "Braziers Buildings" (q.v.).
Stow suggests that lime was burnt there, or perhaps lime burners lived there.
One of the Inns of Court on the west side of Chancery Lane, outside the City boundary.
The name seems to have been originally applied to what was afterwards the town house of the Abbot of Malmesbury, on the south side of Holborn, east of Staple Inn, for in the Cartulary of the Abbey in the British Museum (Cott. MS. Faustina, B. VIII.) the house is referred to as "totum hospicium nostrum vocatum Lyncolnesynne." It appears from the Cartulary that the property originally belonged to Thomas Lincoln, who may have given his name to the house. He seems to have been a counter or serjeant, practising in the Court of Common Pleas, temp. Ed. III., and after he disposed of his Holborn property he may have gone to Chancery Lane, to the site of the present Lincoln's Inn, at that time in the possession of the bishops of Chichester.
The history of the Inn does not come within the scope of this work.
North out of Long Lane, at No. 23, to Charterhouse Street. The southern end is in Farringdon Ward Without, the northern end outside the City boundary (P.O. Directory).
It lies at the eastern end of Smithfield Market.
It covers the site of smaller courts, such as Carpenter's Yard, etc.
Stow mentions them as one Company with the Tailors in 1452 (S. 153).
On the north side of the Wilderness, west of Dorset Street, Whitefriars. In Farringdon Ward Without (Rocque, 1746-Lockie, 1816).
Site has been rebuilt.
It is suggested that the sign was originally derived from the Woodmongers' arms, a lion rising out of a wood.
See Lyon Key
West out of Middlesex Street, in Portsoken Ward (L.C.C. List, 1901).
Rebuilt for business purposes.
Out of Whitecross Street (Strype, ed. 1755-Boyle, 1799).
See Caponeshors.
In Thames Street, 1537 (L. and P. H. VIII. XII. (1), p. 511).
See All Hallows the Less.
West out of Water Lane, in Farringdon Ward Without (Rocque, 1746-L. Guide, 1758).
On or near the site of Britton's Court (q.v.).
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- 2 teaspoons salt
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh rosemary
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh thyme
- 1 teaspoon fennel seeds
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon ground coriander
- 4 large lamb shanks
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 ounces thinly sliced capocollo or pancetta, cut into thin strips
- 1 1/2 cups chopped onion
- 1 cup chopped carrots
- 1/2 cup chopped celery
- 6 garlic cloves, chopped
- 3 3 x 1/2-inch strips lemon peel
- 2 small bay leaves
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh thyme
- 2 cups dry white wine
- 2 cups drained canned diced tomatoes in juice
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- 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel
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