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Ratings based on 249 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.3 Room cleanliness
4.2 Service & staff
4.1 Room comfort
4.1 Hotel condition
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Indiana
Great HotelPosted Nov 13, 2014
Pros: Everything
Cons: We were disappointed the restaurant was not open during our stay.
Location: Close to the Arch. Metro station was nearby.
Great location, clean, modern rooms. The staff was friendly, courteous and professional.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom London
ParisPosted Oct 15, 2014
Pros: The position, the hotel staff were excellent - very helpful and polite. Our room was lovely, quiet and well serviced.
Cons: We found nothing to complain about. Bar prices are expensive but it is a 4 star hotel in Paris!!
Location: Near Champs-Elysees, Metro and bus stops. Lovely walk down the Champs with loads of pavement cafes and restaurants. Transport to all major venues
Hotel is in an excellent position near the Champs-Elysees.
by A verified travelerfrom riyad
Nice placr, bad service and staffPosted Aug 14, 2014
I didn't like the room and the service very bad also
for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
Posted Jul 21, 2014 on Hotels.com
Recommendedby A verified traveler
Posted Jul 11, 2014 on Hotels.com
by A verified traveler
Close to champs elyseesPosted Jul 2, 2014
Bad experience, there is disgusting smell in room.
for Everyoneby Ellafrom London
Great locationPosted Jun 17, 2014
Pros: square of the room
Cons: new design
Location: Location is great and italien restaurant opposite to the hotel is very god
Big rooms, however the shower did not work, and the hotel not a modern one
for Everyoneby MKfrom LA
At champs élyséen! Prime locationPosted Jun 11, 2014
Walking distance from all inn places in paris. Extremely strategic location in the middle of Avenue des Champs Élysées.
for Everyoneby Fatimafrom Bahrain
our experience with WarwickPosted Jun 10, 2014
Pros: The location and very freiendly staff.
Cons: the wifi connection
We got a room upgrade without even asking and got the rooms immediately after check-in. The hotel staff were very friendly, the concerige was excellent in helping us plan our day and outings. I liked the location as it is not too far from the champs elysees (only a couple of steps), but far enough from the main street noise.
for Everyoneby Ahmedfrom Egypt
Nice hotel very close to Champs-ElyseesPosted Jun 9, 2014
Pros: location
Cons: Staff
Location: Champs-Elysees street Shopping
the location is perfect. internet wifi was good. rooms were clean. BUT they gave us the room late because it wasn't ready and i requested for a late check out and it was approved. in check out day, they refused.

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The Kitchen Consigliere
- Address:
700 Haddon Ave
Collingswood, NJ 08108Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
The Kitchen Consigliere
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.kitconcafe.com/
- Phone: (856) 854-2156
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Closed
Tuesday - Thursday 4:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Friday - 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Saturday - 12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Sunday 12:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Angelo Lutz
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: BYO Liquor, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Catering: Catering for all occasions. Contact Angelo Lutz
- Special Events: The Kitchen Consigliere Cafe is the Exclusive caterer of the Fralinger String Band rental facility located in the heart of mummery on south 3rd street in South Philadelphia. The hall seats up to 100 guests. Please contact Angelo Lutz for more information
A word from The Kitchen Consigliere
Come enjoy old Italian-style dishes, known today as Italian comfort food, at The Kitchen Consigliere as executive chef Angelo Lutz preserves the heritage of real, authentic homestyle cooking. His spot is an informal BYOB Italian eatery with an emphasis on the peasant dishes found in traditional homestyle Italian cooking. Influenced by the dishes he ate as a youngster, Angelo's cooking style stems from teaching and recipes taught by his mother and grandmother. The atmosphere is informal and the food and menus change often, allowing The Kitchen Consigliere to be a cozy, quaint and not over-the-top eatery for the entire family. And good food isn't the only reason to eat at the café. The real adventure is meeting with the real kitchen consigliere; you will come for the food but stick around for the conversation.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Service
- Diners' Choice WinnerNeigborhood Gem
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The Kitchen Consigliere reviews from OpenTable diners
285 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.7
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (225)fit for foodies (166)good for groups (128)special occasion (120)hot spot (66)romantic (51)great for lunch (21)kid-friendly (19)late-night find (7)great for brunch (7)scenic view (3)vibrant bar scene (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- great local spotOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/25/2014Recommend, outstanding service, great ambience, better than average food, great appetizers. Will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always GOODKathiDined on 11/22/2014We dine here often and always have a great meal. Recently brought friends for a special birthday party and everyone loved it. It never disappoints, and the service is always great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- If you want good food, this is the place to go.eatoutqueenVIPDined on 11/22/2014This restaurant always seems to please. Good service and great food is what a restaurant should have and this one does. The fall special, pumpkin gnocchi, were out of this world good. The three other people at the table were very pleased with their meals as well. We will return soon. Be sure to make a reservation!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable EveningNiNiVIPDined on 11/21/2014First time at this restaurant. My husband came here here with another couple. Everyone enjoyed their meal. The waiter was very accommodating. I got the pasta dish with shrimp, scallops and crab meat. I asked if I could have it without the shrimp so they gave me extra scallops and crab meat. I would have preferred bigger scallops, these were very small. There was so much pasta that I had enough to eat for two other dinners. We shared the meatball appetizer which was delicious. It came with three meatballs but added another meatball, with a price adjustment. They have plenty of free parking for patrons of this restaurant right behind the restaurant. We would definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CookieDined on 11/21/2014Always enjoy myself here. Great food, friendly staff and nice atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Kit Con in CollsFredZVIPDined on 11/19/2014Once again, and as always, have not been disappointed. Service was great - start to finish. and the food was excellent AND its a BYOB. win win win.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MaryMDined on 11/19/2014Our book club met here for dinner and we were given a round table, tucked comfortably into a corner of the dining room and perfect for our party of 6. Servers were friendly, knowledgable, and professional. I ordered the pumpkin gnocchi special, and it was a perfect blend of autumn flavors: pumpkin, sage, cranberries, walnuts, and Gorgonzola. Delicious! We all agreed that we will look forward to dining here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sooo good....KarenDined on 11/18/2014As usual hubby and I had a delish meal! My overall favorite is Angelo's Bolognese sauce. Restaurant was decorated for Christmas and looked beautiful and welcoming. Still my favorite in South Jersey. If you have never been - hurry hurry!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, So-So ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/16/2014Four of us dined here recently for a special occasion. (Be sure to make reservations well in advance for prime dining hours.) We were seated promptly and greeted quickly. It is a BYOB so the wine was uncorked (no corkage fee) and specials were presented. We knew portions were large, so we passed on appetizers. The house salad and dressing were very good and fresh. The entrees took quite a while to be delivered and we hadn't ordered anything out of the ordinary. After seeing two other parties that came in well after us being served their food and being told three times over a 25 minute period "Your food will be right out." we had to ask what the wait was. We were told that he would check. Finally our food arrived and it was spectacular and worth the wait. Each had something different from Osso Buco, Chicken Marsala, Pumpkin Gnocchi, to "Sunday Gravy". Leftovers were wrapped and the server disappeared. Finally check was presented and paid. When we were leaving we saw the server out back chatting on a cell phone. It was my wife and my first experience there but our dining companions had eaten there several times before. They were ale disappointed with the service. Previously they had been served by Harry and were very pleased. We would return, but would ask for Harry as our server.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Patd027VIPDined on 11/15/2014GOOD FOOD AND GREAT ATMOSPHERE. HAD A GREAT EXPERIENCE.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CostOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/15/2014The food wasn't that great for the cost of the meals
- The BestColorfulbigbearDined on 11/14/2014I am 68 year old Italian-American. As you can imagine I have eaten in many Italian restaurants, this, however; was the very best of the very best. There is an item on the menu called Sunday Gravy and was the closest thing I have ever tasted to my mom's. It is a must try if you go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- YummyBabytuxDined on 11/14/2014One of the only sure things in life!!! You will come away happy, full, and content! Rice ball heaven!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HappyOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/13/2014Enjoyed a great evening with great friends, great food, good wine and a fantastic waiter named Tony! Salute....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- South Philly StylesteeveedeeDined on 11/12/2014Food tasted just like my Italian grandmother used to make in South Philly. Nostalgic and delicious. With some real interesting gems on the menu. Fun decor, great service. Loved this place and will be back for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JoboDined on 11/11/2014I always enjoy the wonderful food and atmosphere at Kitchen Consigliere. Everyone is friendly and the food is great.Special Features:
- GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/11/2014The food was great, the waiter service was over the top...Very good experience.Special Features:
- Outstanding!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/9/2014One of my favorite BYOBs in the area. All of the food from the appetizers to the entrees to the dessert is top notch delicious! Angelo and his staff are very friendly and knowledgable. Meal was served at a great pace. I will continue to return to this gem in Collingswood!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ConsistentErnestVIPDined on 11/9/2014Angelo is the ultimate host. The food continues to exceed expectations. Tony, our waiter, made the description of the specialties into a theatrical production; fantastic.Special Features:
- PERFECT!!DevineDined on 11/9/2014The staff was incredibly friendly and funny. We loved, loved our waiter. Angelo is always accommodating and adds a personal touch by coming around to check on all of us. We have been there many times and will keep going back. I was shocked how busy it was for a Sunday night. We always have a great meal - we have recommended it to all of our friends and they too love this restaurant. You gotta go!Special Features:
- Another Great Meal!!JanZDined on 11/9/2014One word - FABULOUS!! Kitchen Consigliere is by far our favorite restaurant. Great Food, Great (Plus) service. Angelo has put together a great chef AND such a warm welcoming efficient staff. He should be proud of his accomplishment. We love it there!!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/9/2014I have taken two groups from my family for special occassions both groups want to go back. Great meal and great service!!!!!!!!!!!Special Features:
- Amazing traditional Italian foodVafromNJDined on 11/8/2014Had an 8:30 reservation on a busy Saturday night. very pleased that we were seated almost right away. Appetizers came out quickly and were delicious. Salads, entrees and desserts followed without too much time passing. Everything was well seasoned, huge portions and delicious. Chef/Owner came out for a quick visit to check how we liked everything. Highly recommend and will definitely be going back.Special Features:
- An Offer I Couldn't Refuse!OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 11/6/2014When our friends suggested we pay a visit to KitCon, it was an offer I couldn't refuse. It was the third visit there with my wife, and we had a delicious meal yet again, with great service and an upbeat atmosphere in this Collingswood gem. Our pasta dishes were lip-smacking good and very generously portioned. Apps and sides were too. I'd prefer my bread toasted, but I forgive them. We love this place.Special Features:
- 1A1A1ADined on 11/6/2014Always a great experience ...love the food & staff:))Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- luvtocookDined on 11/6/2014By far the best food experience I've had in a long time. I have visited on two separate occasions bringing a different friend and they both raved about the food and the exceptional service. We ordered steaks the first time and they were cooked to perfection. The next time we tried the veal picatta, you didn't need a knife. So tender and delicious. Truly a must visit!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good is goodFredZVIPDined on 11/4/2014It is in a nice location, the service is always very good and the food is great, plus it's a BYOB!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/4/2014It was my first visit to The Kitchen Consigliere. Both the food and wait staff were both excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic restaurantFromPhillyDined on 11/4/2014A completely wonderful experience. Good food, good company, great ambiance, and a terrific waiter (Harry!)Special Features:
- Run, don't walkOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/4/2014NEVER had a bad meal here! All the servers are great! You can be sure to meet Angelo, the owner as he is there seven days a week. They have the BEST chicken francaise you'll find anywhere. If they have the homemade chocolate layer cake, do indulge it's worth every calorie. Don't make your reservation anywhere else in Collingswood!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Perfect Italian RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/2/2014The Kitchen Consigliere is like a typical Sunday dinner in an Italian house; loud, delicious food and a lot of it. It is not your typical romantic Italian restaurant but I have never had such amazing food in my life. Stuffed gnocchi was literally to die for, so creamy and melted in your mouth the gravy was so delicious that I could put a straw in it and drink it up. The Arancini was perfect, I for one am not the biggest fan of sausage but this Arancini (rice ball) was so good that I ate both. All of the flavors mixed together so perfectly; the rice, cheese, sausage and topped with marinara, DELICIOUS. I strongly suggest to try that if you like sausage and, of course the cannoli was huge. I have already recommended this restaurant to multiple people ( who loved it just as much as I did). I also love how the owner came around to each table and introduced himself and made sure everything was made to perfection!! I most definitely will be going back very soon!! :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeDiBlazVIPDined on 11/2/2014Great food, Great service (Harry was awesome). Will definitely returnSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ChaseDined on 11/1/2014Great service, great food great time. Love Harry. Even when he is not our waiter he makes appoint to stop by our table and chat with us. Angelo always also stops by to make sure everything is fine. Tip - Never go without a reservation!!!Special Features:
- First timesnowdogVIPDined on 11/1/2014My boyfriend and I tried the restaurant for the first time on Saturday. It was a nice atmosphere and the food was good.Special Features:
- Yum!Jaima17Dined on 11/1/2014This was my third visit to The Kitchen Consigliere. I went with a group of five. We each tried different entrees and no one was disappointed. We tried the two of the Gnocchi Consigliere (which is the best gnocchi I've had), Eggplant Parm, Chicken Parm, and Spaghetti and Meatballs. The entrees come with bread and a salad. We also ordered the Italian Wedding Soup which was amazing! The best part is the delicious dessert options. Each time, I've gotten "The Brookie" which is a warm brownie with a chocolate chip cookie baked into the middle. It's served with vanilla ice cream. Soooooo yummy. I highly recommend this restaurant, especially if you love an Italian meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomeLuv2eatDined on 10/31/2014Always a hit! Haven't had a bad meal yet! Our waiter, Lon, loves his job and it shows!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/31/2014Amazing pumpkin ravioli special. And the homemade cake was terrific. Definitely want to return soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Third time at this place!NortheastfoodieDined on 10/31/2014Keep coming back because the food is so delicious and served hot. The staff is very accomodating. Love the decor too! Strongly recommend this place. Terrific specials in addition to the wonderful menu items.Special Features:
- October 31 2014Peg1Dined on 10/31/2014We had a great dining experience overall. Food was excellent and staff were alert and attentive.Special Features:
- Wonderful!! As always !ReneedDined on 10/28/2014The Kitchen Consigliere has become our " go to restaurant" . The food and service is always great . No matter what we order we are always pleased.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Dear Readers: If you're among the millions of Americans who will look for online deals today on Cyber Monday, here's hoping for flawless computer connections and nimble typing fingers.
And let's make sure we're shopping on reputable sites. The Fixer gets scores of letters from readers who've realized too late -- after they've been ripped off and only then checked for complaints with the Better Business Bureau or other consumer sites -- that the company with the great online deals was just a sham.
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SANBORNTON — Steele Hill Resorts has announced that Rob Robillard has been promoted to the Vice President of Operations. As an officer of the company, Rob will be responsible for day to day operations at both Steele Hill Resort and its sister property, the Summit Resort.
With nearly twenty years of experience working at Steele Hill, including previous positions as a member of the maintenance staff, Head of Maintenance and Director of Operations, Robillard has demonstrated dedication and commitment to delivering a quality guest experience.
"Rob has earned the new promotion with his work ethic, attention to detail and ability to always put the guests first", says Bill Cutillo, owner at Steele Hill Resorts. In recent years, Robillard has overseen major renovation projects throughout the property. His project skills with infrastructure improvements are only surpassed by his leadership abilities.
As a newly minted officer of the company, Robillard will be responsible for finalizing the property-wide renovation project the company has committed to. He will also be tasked with overseeing all operations management and systemization as the resort continues to grow into a major player in the Lakes Region hospitality industry.
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HOLDERNESS — Ringing in the holiday season, Veggie Art Girl in Holderness welcomes all for a Holiday Open House on Sunday, December 8. Beginning at 1 p.m. this 5th annual event is free to the public, offering handmade soup, refreshments, live acoustic music, raffles and sales.
"In years past, we have held evening holiday events, but this year we are trying something new," explains owner Stacey Lucas. "A Sunday afternoon in December seems like the perfect excuse to hang out and listen to great music, sip some cocoa and buy local crafts for great holiday gifts."
Veggie Art Girl is in its fifth season of business, offering the works of over 30 local artisans.
"We have a little bit of everything," Lucas continues. "From handmade candles to cards, funky jewelry, a little bit of vintage and my signature handpainted signs and hula hoops, which will all be on sale that day. I will be raffling off one of those giant hula hoop and a couple of pieces of my art."
A new neighbor to Veggie Art Girl this year is The Pemi Valley Habitat for Humanity ReStore. Newly re-opened in July, the two businesses have found a harmonious balance in working together on events, breaking down the door between the businesses and both offering salvaged goods for creative repurpose. Typically closed on Sundays, the ReStore will be open during the Holiday Open House for one stop shopping of home renovation supplies, appliances and more.
"We will be offering deep, deep discounts for just those 2 hours," explains ReStore manager LuAnne Ryall, who plans on coming in to slash prices that day on already marked down goods. "Keep an eye on the ReStore Facebook page for pictures of half price sinks, doors, windows and more that we will be clearing out that day. We're clearing out and making room for new product.!"
Veggie Art Girl and The Pemi Valley Habitat ReStore will be open on Sunday, Dec. 8 for the Holiday Open House and super sale from 1-3 p.m. Both businesses are located in the plaza at the corners of Rtes. 3 & 175 in Holderness.
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'The Greatest Show on Snow': History of the Laconia Sled Dog Derby
LACONIA — The Laconia Historical and Museum Society will host its monthly lecture program ''The Greatest Show on Snow'', on Monday, December 9 at 7 p.m. at the Laconia Public Library. Raymond H. Simoneau, LuAnn Walsh, Jennifer Lyman, Libby Lyman Winn and Keith Bryar Jr. will share the history of the Laconia World Championship Sled Dog Derby.
It will also host a reception at the library for an opening of an exhibition on the Sled Dog Derby's history on Tuesday, December 10 at 6 p.m.
In 1927, Laconia became one of the first places in the nation to ever host a sled-dog race. The Laconia Sled Dog Club was formed in 1936 and the World Championships were held here from 1935 through 1939 at which time many of the racers went into the service. After the war, the club was reorganized into the present Lakes Region Sled Dog Club.
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New chair appointed to the Museum of White Mountains council
PLYMOUTH — Civic leader, volunteer, artist, and philanthropist Woolsey S. Conover has been named chair of the advisory council for the Museum of the White Mountains by Plymouth State University President Sara Jayne Steen.
"Woolsey has graciously agreed to lead the Museum's key volunteer group toward the realization of the Museum's mission to preserve and promote the history, culture, and environmental legacy of the White Mountains region. PSU is fortunate to have a leader so well-respected throughout New England as its advocate and advisor," President Steen said.
"This is quite an honor for me," said Conover. "The Museum encapsulates many of my primary interests, the making of art, the scope and beauty of the White Mountains, the importance of museums in our society, which capture the past and celebrate the future. Further, I am highly impressed with the outreach efforts Plymouth State is making under Sara Jayne Steen's inestimable leadership to include residents of our region in its work and outcomes."
Conover is a trustee of the Lakes Region Conservation Trust and former trustee of New Hampshire Public Radio, an advisor to The Northern Forest Center and several other New Hampshire non-profit organizations. He and his wife, Bea, are also involved with the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation.
Prior to retirement, Conover was founder and principal of Consolidated Group Trust, an 800-employee business in Framingham, Massachusetts. He served as a director of the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education, president of the Board of Governors for the Copley (Art) Society of Boston, a director of the Appalachian Mountain Club, and a trustee for the Danforth Museum of Art and the Rivers School. In 1993 he convened a group that led to the formation of the Foundation for Metrowest, a community foundation serving 30 cities and towns west of Boston.
"Woolsey has deep devotion to the White Mountain region and experience in the non-profit sector that includes both museums and higher education," according to the Museum's founding director, Catherine Amidon. "He understands the strategic importance of building the Museum's reputation and audience in these early years," she added.
A graduate of Princeton University, Conover is also an artist, a painter whose oil works featuring landscapes of the Lakes Region have been exhibited throughout New England.
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Bellmont, one of the most consistent winners in Indiana volleyball history with 27 sectional championships, will play host tonight to Western, which now has exactly two sectional titles in its school history.
"Our game goal was to win sectional," said second-year Western head coach Lindsay Reinking.
Bellmont senior Brittany Thatcher was named recently first team All-NHC in girls soccer.
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Scheduled dates of bank holidays, Easter and public holidays in England, Wales and Scotland for the next three years.
There are different bank and public holidays in different parts of the UK. There are currently six permanent bank holidays in England and Wales.
Christmas Day and Good Friday are public holidays. St Georges Day is not yet a public holiday but is celebrated all over England. Easter school holiday dates for 2014, 2015 and 2016.
Halloween is not a public holiday in the UK but is increasingly a popular event celebrated by families.
UK Bank holidays, Easter Dates England and Wales 2014, 2015 and 2016.
|England and Wales
|New Year's Day
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|18 April
|3 Apr
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|Early May Bank Holiday
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|26 December
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Special bank holidays.
There are laws in place that allow the dates of UK bank holidays to be changed, or other holidays to be declared, for example to celebrate special state occasions.
There was a a special bank holiday in 2012 to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. The 2012 late May bank holiday was moved to Monday 4 June 2012 and an additional Jubilee bank holiday was held on Tuesday 5 June 2012.
Substitute days: When the usual date of a bank or public holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday, a 'substitute day' is given, normally the following Monday. For example in 2009, Boxing Day was on Saturday, 26 December, so there was a substitute bank holiday on Monday, 28 December.
Scottish Bank Holidays 2014, 2015 and 2016. UK Easter Dates.
There are seven permanent bank holidays across the whole of Scotland. Christmas Day and Good Friday are public holidays. There are also other public or local holidays which can be determined by local authorities, based on local tradition. Since 2007, St Andrews Day has also been a permanent bank holiday.
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Greetings From Dean
I am indeed very honoured to take this opportunity to introduce the School of Dental Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia. It was established in 1998 in the North Eastern part of Peninsular Malaysia within the Health Campus of Universiti Sains Malaysia. The Health Campus is located in Kota Bharu, Kelantan while the Main Campus of the university is in Penang. The Health Campus also houses the School of Medical Sciences and School of Health Sciences.[More]
Congratulations to Dr Nafij Jamayet who was awarded as a 2nd Runner Up in the category of Clinical Case Youth Innovation in ISMR Xi'an Conference 2014 held on 15-17 September 2014, China
Title : Correction of Mandibular Deviation by Combination Therapy of Maxillary Ramp Prosthesis (MRP) and Mandibular Guide Flange Prosthesis (MGFP) in Mandibular Defect CasePresenter : Dr Nafij Bin JamayetAuthors: Dr Nafij Bin Jamayet, Dr Zaihan Ariffin, Assoc. Prof. Dr Adam Husein, Dr Mohammad Khursheed Alam.
Congratulations to Dr Zurairah and team who have won The Best Poster Presenter on the 5th Malaysian Tissue Engineering & Regenerative Medicine Scientific Meeting (MTERMS 2014), 17-19 September 2014, Hotel Bangi-Putrajaya.
19th National Conference Medical & Health Sciences (NCMHS), 7-8 September 2014, School of Dental Sciences, USM
2nd Place Oral (Biomedical Sciences)Title : Dentinogenic differentiation potential of locally produced white Portland cement for dental applicationHany Mohamed Aly Ahmed, Norhayati Luddin, Thirumulu Ponnuraj Kannan, Khairani Mokhtar, Azlina Ahmad
2nd Place Oral (Clinical Sciences)Title : Validation of Malaysia version of oral health literacy instrument (OHLI-M)Muhammad Zulkefli Ramlay, Mon Mon Tin-Oo, Norkhafizah Saddki, Wan Nor Arifin Wan Mansor
TITLE: Evaluation of Different Hygiene Instruments on Titanium Implant AbutmentSTUDENTS: Davina Peh Li Zhen, Nurhanani Nabilah HanafiMAIN SUPERVISOR: Dr. Akram HassanCO-SUPERVISORS: Dr Norhayati Abas, Dr. Haslina Taib
Congratulations to Dr Hany Mohamed Aly Ahmed
Dr Hany Mohamed Aly Ahmed has been awarded the Research Category Award (Dental Materials- Laboratory Research) In the International Association for Dental Research (IADR) at Southeast Asia Division). Supervised by Dr Norhayati Luddin, Assoc. Prof. Dr T.P. Kannan, Dr Khairani Idah Mohktar @ Makhtar and Dr Azlina Ahmad.


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Join up, you Flophousers!
The new website URL is cartoonflophousecomics.com
I'm also now on Twitter @CartoonFlophous
....and, of course, my FB page: https://www.facebook.com/CartoonFlophouse
Plus this blog for updates on upcoming conventions where through year's end I'll be promoting the following brand new books:
Michael Aushenker's CARTOON FLOPHOUSE
Home of CARTOONFLOPHOUSECOMICS.COM Publisher of the funniest humor comics in print, including "GREENBLATT THE GREAT!," "THOSE UNSTOPPABLE ROGUES," "EL GATO, CRIME MANGLER," "GO, GENIUS, GO!" and other comic books by MICHAEL AUSHENKER. TWITTER: @CARTOONFLOPHOUS
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Thursday, August 14, 2014
|GO, GENIUS, GO! writer and cover artist MICHAEL AUSHENKER and artist Marcus Collar flank Awkward Mayhem as Mario.
For those of you who missed out (cue violins...), like Axl sang, "Don't you cryyyy-yyy-yyy toniiiight!" You can order GO, GENIUS, GO! via my website CartoonFlophouseComics.com
STOCKTONCON 2014 was even better than last year's by a long shot, thanks to terrific organization by Mike Millerick and the hospitality of Tina DeZuniga, her family, and her Filipino restaurant RED ORCHIDS, in the heart of downtown Stockton.
Bet your last dollar that I intend to come back to Stockton, Calif. for STOCKTONCON 2015 on Aug. 8 and 9, 2015. I love the people of Stockton and to be honest, I had more fun this year at Stocktoncon than even San Diego Comic-con.
So Stocktoncon, it's ON!!
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Saturday, August 2, 2014
my new series GO, GENIUS, GO! #1 and 2 premiers at STOCKTONCON in Stockton, CA THIS WEEKEND!
TOMORROW, AUG. 9 & THIS SUNDAY, AUG. 10: my new comic book series, GO, GENIUS, GO!, with art by Marcus Collar, debuts at Stocktoncon in Stockton, CA, where we will be special guests. OUR TABLE: AA-63
We'll be signing issue #1 and 2 (of 3 issues). I'll be on a panel Sat. at 1 PM
You won't want to miss out on this hilarious new comic, a workplace comedy with teeth set in sterile Irvine, California's tech world.
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We'll be signing issue #1 and 2 (of 3 issues). I'll be on a panel Sat. at 1 PM
You won't want to miss out on this hilarious new comic, a workplace comedy with teeth set in sterile Irvine, California's tech world.
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Sunday, July 27, 2014
SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON 2014: A few words for my publisher, ACME's MEL SMITH
I'd like to thank my SLAYER and "Gumby's Gang Starring Pokey" comics publisher Mel Smith for making things happen again this year.
|The SLAYER bio comic I wrote for ACME publisher Mel Smith
I don't see this guy often enough so any time we get to hang out is always quality time. This weekend was no different: a great mix of mirth and quality conversations/insights about the comics biz. I always walk away from my time with Mel knowing way more than when we get together.
|SLAYER comic writer Michael Aushenker and ACME publisher Mel Smith at the ACME booth N-15 Small Press at San Diego Comic-Con, July 25, 2014
That's what short-termers do: short-termers only see the immediate monetary value in something while long-termers can see the larger picture, the value of the journey and the experience itself, the colorful horizon further down the road ahead.
This artist was short-terming Gumby but I'm a long-termer. I saw the long-term value in getting to write Gumby & Pokey, a terrific property that I had enjoyed immensely growing up and, most of all, that had not been done to death in comics. I would have the rare opportunity to help define the Gumby & Pokey experience in comics. How could I NOT want to take that ride?
I'm also a good judge of character and I instantly recognized the good qualities in Mel: he's sharp, very quick, experienced, extremely knowledgable about the industry, confident without being arrogant, a doer, a mover and shaker who gets things done, and, as I have found out more and more in the passing years, a very altruistic and fiercely loyal friend. Mel looks out for and takes care of the interests of his friends ahead of merely making money. He's got a lot of heart. If he gets into scraps, it's because he's very sensitive, and his biggest disappointment in the comics industry is when people think short-term and put money over friendship and the journey.
At the end of the day, Mel's not in it for the money either, he's in it for the glory, whether it's the glory of keeping Gumby & Pokey, your favorite band, or a great still-underrated artist such as Alex Nino alive through comics.
|Mel Smith at the ACME Comics booth at San Diego Comic-Con, July 26, 2014
But after a long weekend of witnessing the way Mel interacted with his table partner Lazy Bones and quietly --without fuss -- helped give a leg up to my L.A. buds Luis Calderon and Johnny Parker II,
|The NoCal/SoCal crew includes Ken "Lazy Bones" Thomas of Livermore, CA and Johnny Parker II and Luis Calderon of L.A.
|Slayer's Kerry King with Mel Smith after Comic-Con on Thurs., July 24, 2014
So thanks, Mel, for the continuing great ride that is your friendship and your ambitions. Looking forward to the next episode. See you in Stockton in a couple weeks.
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Monday, July 21, 2014
SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON 2014: I'll be at SMALL PRESS, BOOTH N-15 (ACME/LAZY BONES)
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Saturday, July 12, 2014
GO, GENIUS, GO! issues #1 and 2 debuts at Stocktoncon on AUGUST 9TH!
With artist Marcus Collar doing the interior art and lettering and myself writing and painting the front and back covers, GO, GENIUS, GO!, a three-issue series on my Cartoon Flophouse imprint, is set to debut at STOCKTONCON in Stockton, California, on AUGUST 9th!
GO, GENIUS, GO! is a workplace comedy set at a tech startup in Irvine, California.
Marcus and I will have a table and we'll be selling issues #1 and #2 with issue #3 to come later this year. Here's a peak at our first two covers!
I'll also be taking part in a panel that day at the convention. See ya in Stockton!
GO, GENIUS, GO! is a workplace comedy set at a tech startup in Irvine, California.
Marcus and I will have a table and we'll be selling issues #1 and #2 with issue #3 to come later this year. Here's a peak at our first two covers!
I'll also be taking part in a panel that day at the convention. See ya in Stockton!
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Thursday, June 5, 2014
The "One-Armed Swordsman"/"Star Wars" connection?
El Rey Channel is my new best friend on a Thursday night. Tonight is a One-Armed Swordsman marathon. Action-packed! Fun stuff!
"STAR WARS" SPOILER ALERT: What I'm discovering tonight is that "The New One-Armed Swordsman" (1971) seems to have provided some inspiration on the original "Star Wars," particularly with the style of the swordplay between the hero in white and the brown-cloaked renegade mentor (who dresses a lot like Obi Wan Kenobi).
There's even a scene at the beginning resembling the final fight between Kenobi and Vader.
"THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK" SPOILER ALERT: Why, I wouldn't be surprised if Luke losing his hand in the duel with Vader in the second film was inspired from one of these movies.
That is all for now!
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Wasn't sure if this should go into the Beginner's thread or this one, so here it goes:
The wife got me a kegging system for Xmas. I have about seven extract brews under my belt, but I've bottled them all in the past. She bought me this from Amazon:http://www.amazon.com/Homebrew-Kit-R...I2RR772PB7DQKG
I know I'll need some CO2, but other than that, I'm not sure where to go from here. Some general questions:
1) Besides CO2, what else do I need that I might not already have?
2) Is there a step-by-step guide to kegging beer vs. bottling? I don't even know how to open the keg, how kegs work, etc.
3) With force carbonation, can I potentially knock off a week or two off of my brews (vs. bottling), depending on the type?
4) Will I still need to use priming sugar, or was the sole purpose of that to carbonate in the bottles?
5) I'm planning on drilling a hole in my back fridge (or having someone do it for me) so I can keep the CO2 out and the beer in. Any tips on that?
I have a Homebrew Warehouse by me that I can run some of these questions by, but I trust this places ideas more. I'm sure these questions have all been asked, so if there's a one stop shop for these answers, please point me in the right direciton.
looks like the only thing you need is Co2 bottle. Opening the keg is easy just pull the pressure release valve to make sure its not pressurized then pull up on the handle and push the lid down into the keg a bit then turn the lid slightly to work the lid out. Install goes the reverse. its seems a bit daunting at first but it isn't that complex. When force carbing you can have carbonated beer faster than waiting for bottles to carb up. but you want to make sure the beer is ready to drink first. just because its carbonated doesn't mean the beer is at its best.
The lines hook up only one way. The keg should be marked in and out by the posts or at least one or the other. Gas goes in beer tap on the out.
You can prime with sugar or just use the CO2 either way works
Just watch for coolant lines before drilling through the fridge I missed mine but it was purely luck. Redoing it I would probably drill a very small hole at first to probe for coolant lines but I went through the side not the back so really depends on where the lines on your fridge run.
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You have a dual gauge regulator so you can force carb or set it and forget it. I would do a search and try both methods to see what you like best. You do not need sugar to carb but you can if you want. I assume you only have the one keg so you may not want to take the time to carb slow so you can be drinking right away! It sounds like you have the fridge but I am not sure what size? If you can fit it I would leave the co2 inside and look into drilling a 1" hole in the front and buying a shank and a faucet. They are not too expensive and it will save you from having to open the fridge every time you pour a beer and it looks better. Happy kegging!
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Just to be clear - is it OK for the CO2 tank to go in the fridge as well? If it's cold, will that affect the pressure in the tank in any way (will I need to adjust the pressure accordingly, etc.)?
I mounted my Co2 tank outside it's just way easier to get at it to make pressure adjustments and to get a better reading of the gas left in the tank, not to mention it freed up room inside the refrigerator too.
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You can put your tank inside. I did the same think as ^^. Just makes it easy to adjust my pressure. Now my secondary regulator is in my keezer.


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Greatest Ever | Reviewer: wissam | 8/27/07
heyy all....this is the greatest song I've ever heard!!! the solo, the lyrics, the hole song is just great!!! Amazing band!!!!
Best Song of Tour | Reviewer: 4thHorseman | 7/30/07
Saw them at the Pantagous Theater in Hollywood, for Train of Thought tour. In The Name of God was by far best song of the night, magical, as was the crowds response. By the end of the tour it was the encore. I don't know how to convey it, the vocals blew me away, literally, and John's solo was unreal as was the crowds roar of appreciation at the end of the solo, you could really tell they very much believed in the song and played with a lot of emotion, still gives me goosbumps.
In the name of ... | Reviewer: grift | 7/22/07
Believe me ! I trust in god !
I read a bokk on my holiday what is about crusades in the middle ages. Guess what it means today !
I think this fabulous song deals with faith. No life without faith for higher numen.
The music and the lyrics match perfect.
this song includes important sentences | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/13/07
We can say it's harder version of Blind Faith. Does following faith lead us to violence?-simply yes. It's one of mankind's biggest problems
nice | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/10/07
I wonder if what they mention in the lyrics are based on real events and not just beacuse they thought it was possible
Reply | Reviewer: Sess | 6/14/07
What you mean the lyrics aren't important? they are very important and very good but so is the music. The whole song is good including the lyrics.
Bout the metropolis pt.2, would you also think the words aren't important? without them it wouldn't be half as good...
why hasn't anyone written anything here? | Reviewer: israeli | 5/15/07
AMAZING! like all the other songs.
the words are lest important.
the music is so brilliant.
i know almost all the musuc and words of their songs off-by-heart.
"scenes from a memory"
how the hell did the come up with such a brilliant idea, the story behind the music and lyrics is amazing!
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WOO HOO! I just took my measurements: I lost 3% body fat & 5.5"! :-D
Happy New Year!
Well, I didn't lose any weight in December...BUT I managed not to gain any either! So since I'm still down 25 pounds and holding steady, I decided it was time for me to award myself the "I live 25 Pounds" icon.
I could have given this to myself earlier but I wanted to make sure this weight loss was going to stick. Now it's on the the next step...25 more pounds to lose.
Happy New Year! I generally like to start my New Year's Resolutions on the first Monday after New Years...I use the days leading up to that to get prepared *update goals, etc.)
So here I am...and lots more soon!
Happy Thanksgiving -- I managed to not do too much 'damage'! I controlled myself with the turkey dinner/lunch, tried to take it easy on the carbs, didn't have (or want!) seconds, and shared a piece of pumpkin pie. Afterwards, I took a loooooong nap and even managed a 15 minute walk after that.
(All of my kitties had a turkey dinner too -- turkey cat food, that is!)
Best of all, I weighed in this morning and I'm OFFICIALLY at a 25 pound weight loss! (I haven't given myself the 'Lost 25 Pounds' icon yet though -- I want to make sure it sticks!
Gonna have a light dinner (with 2 veggies) and watch some Leverage on TV (Thanks Netflix!). I work tomorrow but even if I didn't I would be staying FAR away from the Black Friday crowds. (Be careful out there!)
More soon! :)
Well, I haven't weighed myself in the past few days but I do feel like I'm still a few pounds up. It didn't help that I had a bit more more cheddar-flavored popcorn yesterday (I LOVE that stuff) and the family ordered a chicken-bacon-ranch pizza last night from the new pizza place in town.
Yes, it WAS delicious and no, I really shouldn't have.
I know from past diets (I don't consider this a 'diet', but more of a lifestyle change) that I can be doing great but every so often (maybe every couple of weeks?) I get totally famished and feel empty and just have to pig out -- at least a little. I used to think it was because I wasn't eating enough fat but that's not the case. I think it's just that I'm really active and I just need a few more calories, plain and simple.
Anyway, I don't feel that I've messed everything up like I have in the past. A few days off the wagon like this would have made me give up. But not this time. I really don't even feel like giving up! I feel more like: "Well, I've learned a little something from this and even though I'm not happy with myself I'm NOT going to beat myself up. Let's just move on, shall we?"
And BEST of all, I fought the urges that are somehow still with me (after many years of struggling with them I guess they will always be with me) to deal with overeating in an unhealthy manner. (Don't really want to 'go there' so let's just leave it at that.)
Anyway, I feel at peace with myself. I was really tired today after starting work at 7am and not getting nearly enough sleep, so I took a cat-nap this afternoon (literally -- my cats joined me) and then went on a 40 minute walk.
More soon!
P.S. (Updated in response to TANGERYN's question): My cats are inside cats (and they help with inside workouts -- like sitting right under me when I'm in the middle to a pushup! UGH!) but I DO also have some outdoor cats that I adopted -- or they adopted me (and I had them all FIXED!) and those 4 DO walk with me! If I can sneak out without them seeing me I can walk where I want...but if they see me they WILL walk with me, so I walk around and around the block. I feel like the Pied Piper when this happens -- me walking with 4 cats. Cars have actually stopped to watch and smile at us...
I weighed in this morning and I'm up 3 pounds! YIKES!
I thought over the past week...
- I DID go over my calories a little (just a little) but probably on most days, so that would certainly add up.
- I managed quite a few fitness minutes last week: 1394
(Last week I did my 5K for "SparkPeople's Official 5K Your Way Walking Program" and I also did LOTS of heavy yard work -- I DO count that as fitness minutes. I really do get a work out and work up a sweat -- this 'old lady' works hard! Plus I did some Spark Videos, a little basketball, and some extra walking.)
I thought/hoped all of this activity would have handled those extra calories...
- Also, last night I had an 'encounter' with a bag of cheddar-flavored popcorn. No, I didn't finish the bag (but I did make a good dent) so I'm probably retaining a gallon of water. (I'm trying not to panic! ;)
I was a bit stressed last night -- long story, we won't go there. (Let's just say someone's ex makes me CRAY-CRAY and eating a whole lot of cheddar-flavored popcorn seemed like a good idea at the time.)
Anyway, last week is over. Moving on to this week...
My goals: these 3 pounds WILL be gone by next weigh in!
Also, I reset my Spark Streak Goals since I haven't been tracking them for a loooong time. Starting fresh today!
More soon!
P.S. I didn't delete my whole history -- just reset some of the SparkStreaks.
I'm at 9 weeks (and counting!) for Exercise for at least 120 minutes per week! :-)


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Utopian art is a strange term. These particular works feel creepy as shit to me, so not sure what sort of utopia people are thinking of… That said, the imagery is strangely appealing, particularly in the colors.
"A famous Polish painter specializing in the field of utopian art, Beksi?ski executed his paintings and drawings either in what he called a 'Baroque' or a 'Gothic' manner. His creations are mainly two periods, the first period of the works are generally considered to contain expressionistic color, with a strong style of "utopian realism" architecture surreal, like a doomsday scenario worries. The second period more abstract style, with the main features of formalism."
Beksi?ski was murdered in 2005.
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Jonathan Field from Salazar on Vimeo.
It has such a beautiful feel to it, and the shot at the top of the ridge where he's sitting with the horse and the light's just magical.
Nice. They have a certain whimsy about them.
2013 drawings
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Urban decay is so fascinating. The world is in a constant state of reclamation and we fight against it and against it and against it.
Waiting for the end of the World, Lori Nix
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Initially, I thought these were buttons. But they're actually bottle caps. Love how the blue of the eye looks so vivid.
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This is super crazy awesome. Two weeks to make the fox (which is made from leather).
The Fox's Den
First of all, this installation is completely(!) made of paper and leather. All of the objects were handmade with orange colored paper, some are enhanced with leather. The whole, incredible installation took 68 tubes of glue and 144 large sheets of paper.
The fox sculpture alone, which was made from Hermès' leather remnants, took two weeks to make. Each small piece was cut by hand and then glued slowly together so that the fox could look as realistic as possible.
France-based graphic design studio Zim&Zou created this unique artwork on behalf of Hermés for their store window display in Barcelona.
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This is so epic. It's like they hung a carrot out there, and there's a way that it could go and it just… doesn't.
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