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Spotted in Newark, a racing green Mini Cooper with a personalised numberplate spelling "MII PYN". Might it belong to Labour's local (government) candidate Michael Payne?
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Up the workers, eh Labour?
Have the Labour PR banned Ed Miliband from campaigning in Newark after his Euro election debacle ?
Bit tenuous what Guido ?!
It could just as well be MII PYN i e possibly Dutch for MY PAIN and be one of Nick Clegg s "other cars " !!
Whatever it says, it is an illegal plate (spacing is not allowed) and I demand plod investigate, or do they only go after Tories?
Depends on your opinion of personalised plates, but that it is a pre 2007 mini. Hardly brand new. Shows a rather frugal outlook, which is surprising for Labour. And at least it is British built.
On double yellows? Tsk…
Probably, most wankers have personalised numberplates.
The proportion of masturbators with personalised plates is probably pretty low. I think it's the other way around – most people with personalised number plates are wankers.
Shhhh!!! In my job they're absolutely priceless. No more reaching for the pen and notebook to try and remember a registration. You don't forget plates like "CEO 1″ or "F45TER". Mwhaa haa haaa haaa.
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Calling the Tories National socialists is like saying that the Labour party serves the rich. Oh hang on.
Oh dear. Looks leek Labour have a stereotypical hatecrime view of our European friends, unlike Farage who married one.
Also he shows his bigotted little-Englander ignorance. Germans pronounce the s in tausand the same as we pronounce the s in thousand. They are more likely to mispronounce the "th" or harden the d towards a t.
What is it with Labour and personalised plates? Lucky Luciana Berger has a £5000 plate which she's hidden from her constituents.
One of the many cocks she's been with on her greasy climb up the political ladder: http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/01/30/article-1247403-019D27720000044D-402_468x440.jpg
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We never act in Britain's interests
Except when we put our wives on the payroll, hire Irish actors for our ad campaigns, use Poles to distribute our leaflets. Terms and conditions apply.
That would be hypocritical if it were UKIP policy to ban the employment of foreigners in the UK, or to deny the rights of nationality to European spouses.
Besides, it would be agaisnt the law for UKIP to refuse to employ EU applicants.
I expect it is even illegal for them to ask whether they are british rather than EU citizens: All application forms I've seen as whehter the applicant is elligable to work in teh UK, not whether they are British.
Funny that Labour and the trade unions are up in arms over this taxi app. I bet if it were hundreds of Somali taxi drivers undercutting British workers Labour wouldn't be so keen to support London cabbies.
Personalised number plates are common for dicks
If you meet either of the Ed's and there are hacks around, insist they join you for a bacon roll.
Even better – as someone here mentioned yesterday, let them loose on bowls of spaghetti.
That would backfire. We working class socialists were weaned on pasta on our Tuscan holidays a generation before the british plebs started to eat their meaty so-called "spag bol".
In factAxelgrease should set up challenges between teh candidates: let'#s see how the kippers get on with lobster and escargot.
I remember being in Taunton around 30 years ago on election day when I saw a Labour candidate stop at the side of the road in his Bentley and change to a small mini so he could drive the last half mile to the polling station and look like a man of the people. Labour are full of it.
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Saw a great one yesterday on a pet shop van – K9 UMM.
Don't be ridiculous. It's mine.
It used to be mine, but I bought a new car.
It's said that too much sex caused problems with the eyes.
I don't know about you, but the Mini looks blue to me.
Please, someone tell me that I'm wrong.
As long as they haven't been drinking here first it doesn't matter. By the way I refuse to serve anybody who tells me they are voting Labcon!
What a shitty reg
I think you'll find that's "S411 TTY reg"
Bet it has a red interior, though!
I would like to reassure the voters of Newark that, should you vote Conservative, I promise to continue to punish success with ludicrous marginal rates of tax.
It has a dent in it! Balls has arrived! Oops- there goes more points to be removed. Soon Balls will be on his bike. What's the bet it's a chopper straight from the seventies?
If I see a personalised plate I key the car. Done loads. Hate chavs.
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I've heard that if you have your healers/casters stack behind the boss, like right on the edge of his hitbox or even a bit inside, they will not get hit by coldflame. Can anyone confirm this?
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How much was your avarage DPS in the group? Was that round 4kDPS?
We seem to have problems there i guess. We got him to 32% percent last night, then eventually one of the tanks died and so did the raid
I've heard that if you have your healers/casters stack behind the boss, like right on the edge of his hitbox or even a bit inside, they will not get hit by coldflame. Can anyone confirm this?
So says the Big Blue: World of Warcraft - English (NA) Forums -> Recent In-Game Fixes - Decmeber 2009 - 12/14Lord Marrowgar will now do significantly less melee damage in both the 10 player normal and 10 player heroic difficulty.
Guess it was hitting quite hard in 10man.
Yeah, looks like his 10m physical damage was roughly the same as 25m damage, from reports in this thread. Which can be a little hectic when you have half the healing throughput.
Did the 10 version last night (work sucks!!).
MT(warrior) and OT(bear) run together. MT uses minor cd every times that takes agro (pull and agro reset of phase 2), because of the movement of the raid.
We used Shaman, Priest Holy an Pala to heal.
Dps and healers near the door, and close to each other because the damage of phase 2 is not really big nor really dificult to avoid.
Shaman on MT (our best geared heal), Pala on OT. Holy helps and raid.
melee dps (retri and dk) always with the boss.
ranged boss and the spike.
Armor potions at the 20%. Really help. Armor aura and frost aura.
Around 4k dps it´s ok i think, can´t remember how much we did.
I think that if everyone is near the healers, and moves out of the fire (it moves really slow...), and the spike goes down fast, there is no problem.
For the agro reset, hunter misdi and bear(OT) bleedings are great.
Remember the AP debuff to the boss.
This figth is hard for healers i think. The longer it takes, the harder it´s for them.
Did it in 10-man with 2 warrior tanks ~39k hp unbuffed, and shammy, Holy priest, druid healers (no pally heals, tho). Wiped a couple times but once we emphasized the DPS on the spikes, we did quite well. I think getting people, mainly healers, outta the spikes ASAP is the key to this fight once positioning is understood, regardless of raid makeup. If you can down the spikes in 2-3 secs, you should have no problems. As the main tank, I just stood where I was during WW, unless I needed to move for flames, until about 20-25 secs and then started to go in and get in range to pick him up. A well-timed Misdirection is helpful, but i had to use Heroic Throw so he didn't nuke the healers. All in all it didn't seem too bad. His melee was hitting me for about 9-12k and his lashes were hitting me for about 13-15k. The melee nerf will help significantly. Make the spikes a priority for ur ranged DPS and it'll be smooth.
We got to Saurfang and got him to 13% but wiped. Not too bad for a 1st run and some pugs, imo.
yea thats what i thought . thanks it was just bugin me i had to ask
Eating a saberlash solo was pretty brutal, but still under 30k damage. So not quite a one-shot.
We'll see how it goes this week. Also, for the record our tanks are 10 man geared, although we do have emblem and heroic pieces so I guess technically we overgear the instance.
For us, the biggest hurdle came from the healers getting behind when one of them took a Bone Spike. 1s swing time = tanks can drop quick at that rate. I'm looking forward to a lot less tank gibs after today's change.
This fight has become quite fun for me for some reason. Perhaps it's because everything so hinges on good tank movement and positioning. I don't know what it is about 25 man though that causes people not to be able to dodge fire. We worked on it for about 2 hours last night before splitting into two groups for some 10 man trials. Our 10 man group one shot him and the other did it in two. Whatever it is about the extra people that makes it so hard, I just can't figure it out.
I distinctly recall saying the phrase "It's just like hegian, dance round that flame boys! Dance!" which I may possibly never live down. We'll see.
I do want to point out that this fight does not seem to have an enrage mechanic. It's simply about survivability. Fire, spikes and to a less extent whirlwind are the only real killers if you've got a halfway decent heal team and tanks who can move correctly. If you are just dying repeatedly chances are good it's not because your dps wasn't high enough, but simply that people are dying for bad reasons. That being said, because there's no enrage (that we've come across anyway) there's no reason a dps with a healing offspec couldn't switch over for this fight.
Has anyone else noticed a correlation between the number of people in close proximity to him and whether he shoots fire at the tanks? Generally speaking we never get the coldflame in our direction, unless everyone (or nearly everyone, can't be too sure) is basically in melee range of the boss. Then he'll shoot flame at the tanks and we have to move. As long as the majority of the ranged are at range, it never seems to happen unless someone gets behind the tanks at range. I'd like to figure out if there's some magic number but at present I think we're just happy to get the loot and move on with the night.
I remember Marrowgar's saberlash being around 30k total, but I never ate it solo when we made 'good' attempts on him. So my log was full of hits between 12k and 16k.
I also swear the Wards were saberlashing for 16k, but that's probably because I didn't put up demo shout on them. We got two wards last week, so both tanks had to grab one, and we just split them up and ate lashes solo. For hits of up to 16k which is all I focused on.
In any case, my statement might still be true now that Marrowgar's been nerfed rather severely.
@Treston - I believe the coldflames work like blood nova or shadow crash. As long as a minimum number of people are in range, he'll only choose from them. If you fall below that minimum he'll choose from the entire raid.
Hey guys, tomorrow my guild will be stepping into ICC for the first time. As usual I'm here the night before watching your strats so I can steal... learn from you all. Thanks for all the help!
So strange. I thought this boss was really well tuned. A giant gear check with some raid coordination thrown in on the phase transition. A perfect gateway boss to ICC.
Especially since gear wise Deathwhisper and the airship battle aren't that demanding. Oh well, he's still a gateway boss since I don't even think Saurfang hits as hard as him and he still does lots of things to test that your raid can push buttons and chew gum at the same time .
I'm just a little confused is all.
An aggro-wipe with "not being tauntable" is frustrating, not fun and challenging. Are there ways around it? Yes. But it's easy to not land those perfectly and lose a key raid member or two and watch yourself wipe because you couldn't simply taunt him when he came out of the whirlwind.
Is more interesting then: stand back and taunt.
I'm sad they made this change. A lot of people have already overcome his taunt immunity and it added an extra layer of complexity which made this fight just a bit more interesting.
Just out of curiosity, approximately how much health does a bone graveyard spike have??
Wow he's tauntable now? That will make this much easier, no doubt.
Our strat is to stack everyone on his butt, as some have illuded to here. This indeed causes all fire to shoot at the tanks (unless you have a hunter, since hunters can't get in close). It's not that hard to step side to side when there's a fire. Move right...move left...move right...move left... real easy, simple strafing.
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ColinOldnCranky wrote:Re transparency, are we talking only of old knicks that have become see-thru with age?
'cos I spotted a fair bit of crack on a male butt-crack last week thru a panel that was obviously designed for my viewing DISpleasure. The guys rear looked like something you would see on the back end of a silverback gorilla. Certainly not something that I need not see again.
The nicks looked to be in good nick (sorry, couldn't resist ) so I may be exposed (sorry again) to it for some time.
I don't think it would matter - if they're see-through they're see-through. Old or new. I think the lady's weren't that old - just the wrong fabric. And the red man's knicks didn't look that old either, once again just the wrong fabric choice.
I forgot to mention a cyclist on my commute last night that I had to pass 3 times. He kept pushing ahead of me at the lights. The first time I passed him I had just caught up with him at a set of lights so that one was fine. The next time I was waiting in the right hand turn lane for the lights to go green and he came up behind me 25 seconds after I'd stopped in the right hand turn lane, magically turned into a pedestrian without hopping off his bicycle, crossed the ped path and then crossed against the light to get into the copenhagen bicycle lane for a 45 second head start to my legitimate right hand turn.
So I pass him again three blocks down and then three/four blocks later I stop at the Hoddle Street lights behind two other cyclists already waiting in the bicycle lane for the lights to change. 20 seconds after I get there this same cyclist comes up on my left (where I didn't think there was that much room) and pushes in front of me in the bicycle line... So once the lights turn green and we head off, precisely 20 metres down the road I have to pass him again as I'm going faster than him. This time I said "Passing... again". At least I amused myself.
I mean, it's not as if I blend in to all the other cyclists when I'm wearing a bright orange and rainbow skirt... Maybe he was of the opinion that because I was female he was automatically faster than me and should move further up the queue. But you would have thought that the previous two passings would have clued him in. Nope.


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For the first time this season, the Wilmington College Student-Athlete Advisory Board has announced co-SAAC Player of the Week as senior Sara Fisher (volleyball) and junior Dan Wicks (men's soccer) have earned the award.
Wicks (Cincinnati, OH/Reading) was recently moved to the midfield, and his presence helped the Quakers post the 1-0 victory. Technically, it was his penalty kick, however, his play in the midfield was the catalyst.
Fisher (London, OH/Madison Plains) was instrumental in Wilmington's four-set victory over Earlham.
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News about Libraries and Librarians, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Dec. 12, 2014
Federal Communications Commission increases financing for high-speed Internet programs for libraries and schools; E-Rate program will grow by $1.5 billion to spending cap of $3.9 billion. MORE
Nov. 24, 2014
New York City and New York Public Library announce $18 million plan to take over part of the privately run Huntington Free Library and Reading Room's one-acre site in Westchester Square, Bronx, to build modern public library branch; Huntington hopes project, which would be largest effort to date to revitalize neighborhood, will bring more visitors to their doors. MORE
Nov. 23, 2014
Editorial supports proposal from Federal Communications Commission head Tom Wheeler that would implement modest tax on phone lines in order to fund upgraded, faster Internet connections for nation's schools and libraries; says average investment of about 48 cents per month per American household is well worth the benefit. MORE
Nov. 17, 2014
Federal Communications Chairman Tom Wheeler is expected to propose raising annual spending on high-speed Internet connections for schools and libraries by 62 percent, or $1.5 billion, to $3.9 billion. MORE
Oct. 10, 2014
Fondness for bikes, literary culture and liberal impulses in Portland, Ore, have come together with Street Books, nonprofit book service founded by Laura Moulton for homeless people; librarians fill carts based on their tastes and their patrons' tastes. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Brooklyn's library system is adding more hours, librarians and other staff as a result of an additional $2.8 million for 2015 from the City Council and Mayor Bill de Blasio's office. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
English-language classes at New York City's public libraries are so popular that people in some neighborhoods stand in line for hours to sign up and many have to be turned away when they reach capacity; about 3.9 million residents in city speak language other than English at home. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Jim Dwyer About New York column; broadband access has an annual cost of close to $1,000 per home in New York City, leaving about 2.9 million people in digital dark; city's libraries provide free access within their facilities, but will now try lending people a small box that provides free wireless Internet service for up to five users at a time. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
About 40,000 tennis fans crowd onto the grounds of the All England Lawn Tennis Club each day during the Wimbledon tennis tournament, yet only a few find their way to the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, library that houses the sport's greatest collection of books and magazines. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo signs Queens Library reform bill, intended to bring order to system recently under fire for misuse of funds; bill calls for radical changes amid reports that Queens Library executives misdirected money and possibly steered contracts; library's board of trustees has called for emergency meeting to discuss personnel matters concerning library's president, Thomas W Galante. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions about job applicant's reference, financially supporting a relative who is giving to charity and noting errors in the margins of library books. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
Three universities, several community groups and others in Chicago are expected to submit proposals to the Barack Obama Foundation for the presidential library site; some view the University of Chicago as having inside track. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is establishing major new center for studying trans-Atlantic slave trade; center, to be called Lapidus Center for the Historical Analysis of Trans-Atlantic Slavery and endowed with $2.5 million gift from Ruth and Sid Lapidus, will be first of its kind based in a public research library. MORE
May. 31, 2014
Rose Main Reading Room in the New York Public Library temporarily closes after plaster falls from the ceiling; room is being thoroughly inspected for safety, and is expected to open in several weeks. MORE
May. 8, 2014
New York Public Library abandons controversial renovation plan that would have turned its research flagship on 42nd Street into a circulating library; change in course comes as Mayor Bill de Blasio prepares to announce his final budget; library is still expected to receive the $150 million that had been allotted to the project under the Bloomberg administration, but library hopes to use it for other purposes like creating more public space and refurbishing the nearby Mid-Manhattan Library. MORE
May. 8, 2014
Ten institutions, including Brooklyn Botanic Garden, will be honored at the White House with the National Medal for Museum and Library Service; it is nation's highest award for museums and libraries. MORE
May. 1, 2014
Illinois Democrats are urging fellow lawmakers to pledge $100 million in state money to lure Barack Obama presidential library to state and away from other states with claims on president's history, like New York and Hawaii; Illinois Republicans have balked at proposal. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
Stone Avenue branch of the Brooklyn Public Library in Brownsville, NY, is celebrating its 100-year anniversary and reflecting on its mission as a haven for children within a tough neighborhood; Brownsville is home to over 86,000 residents and has one of the largest concentrations of public housing in the nation; more than half of area's children live below federal poverty line and only a third meet city and state reading standards. MORE
Apr. 18, 2014
Institute of Museum and Library Services says there is urgent need to equip public libraries nationwide with high-speed Internet service; 62 percent of libraries offer only free computer and Internet access in their communities, but only 9 percent say they have high-capacity connections. MORE
Mar. 15, 2014
Japanese police arrest man who said he tore pages out of books related to Anne Frank at Tokyo library. MORE
Mar. 8, 2014
Boston Public Library, which was founded in 1848 and is the oldest public urban library in the country, is moving rapidly to becoming a bustling community center where talking out loud and even eating are perfectly acceptable; with a major renovation underway, institution is breaking out of its granite shell to show an airier, more welcoming side to the passing multitudes; libraries around nation are following same philosophy. MORE
Mar. 6, 2014
Inquiry by Federal Bureau of Investigation, federal prosecutors and New York City's Department of Investigation will examine spending over past three years by Queens library system director Thomas W Galante, including renovation to his office that cost reported $140,000. MORE
Feb. 27, 2014
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column; Washington Heights Library, which will re-open for first time in almost four years after $12.4 million renovation, will include what may be first plaque bearing name of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. MORE
Feb. 19, 2014
Op-Ed article by scholar Witold Rybczynski expresses hope that Pres Obama reverts to tradition and deposits his papers at the Library of Congress instead of erecting a presidential library; contends that, failing that, Obama should make his presidential library a modest building, which could be the grandest statement of all. MORE
Feb. 9, 2014
Some library associations are planning book cart drills, in which librarians and graduate students in library science perform choreographed routines with carts, as way of promoting libraries and building morale. MORE
Feb. 2, 2014
Federal Communications Commission will double amount of money it devotes to adding high-speed Internet connections in schools and libraries over next two years in effort to meet Pres Obama's promise to provide broadband service for an estimated 20 million American students in 15,000 schools. MORE
Feb. 1, 2014
Pres Obama's supporters kick off the Barack H Obama Foundation, administration-blessed organization to find the money and address for an eventual Obama library; foundation is led by Marty Nesbitt, Chicago investor and Obama friend, along with businessman J Kevin Poorman and fund-raiser Julianna Smoot. MORE
Jan. 10, 2014
Santiago Journal; Augusto Pinochet Ugarte Library in Santiago, Chile, contains volumes from dictator's personal library; Pinochet secretly used public funds to amass some 50,000 books during his time in power, leaving some to puzzle over motivation for his obsession. MORE
Dec. 21, 2013
Edward Rothstein reviews new permanent exhibit The Library Re-Imagined: Remarkable Works, Remarkable Times, featuring manuscripts from newly renovated research gallery, at Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, Calif. MORE
Dec. 17, 2013
Advisers to Pres Obama are expected to announce search for home for his foundation and library in early 2014; project could cost more than $500 million, and already suitors from his home state of Illinois and adopted states are expressing interest; Obama's loyalists are quietly jockeying over who will plan his post-presidential library, a plum task at the intersection of wealthy donors, perks and powerful networks. MORE
Dec. 12, 2013
David W Dunlap Building Blocks column on Mariners Harbor Library on Staten Island,which is 88th branch of New York Public Library and first newly established branch since opening of Battery Park City Library in March 2010; library is housed in bright, new building that sets hopeful tone. MORE
Nov. 30, 2013
Former Girolamini Library director Marino Massimo De Caro is accused of stealing thousands of rare books from the historic institution in Naples, Italy; disappearance of volumes, including centuries-old editions of Aristotle, Descartes, Galileo and Machiavelli, is one of most dramatic thefts ever to hit rare-book world. MORE
Nov. 24, 2013
Op-Ed article by Prof Jill Lepore considers history of sales at auctions of The Whole Book of Psalmes, first English-language book printed in New World; volume is expected to command between $15 million and $30 million at upcoming Sotheby's auction; notes continual ongoing inflation of the book's price at auction, even as public libraries have suffered budget cuts and become more rare and endangered than such old volumes. MORE
Nov. 17, 2013
Many new hotels aim to distinguish themselves by providing libraries for guests that range from historic book collections to trendy ones. MORE
Oct. 28, 2013
Side Street column questions why New York City mayoral candidates are not taking financing for libraries seriously; notes those like Brooklyn Public Library in Sheepshead Bay provide range of services with reduced budgets and increased demand, much of it from immigrants. MORE
Oct. 16, 2013
Profile of Patricia Ann Kettles, known as Miss Patty, who is manager at the Staten Island library; Kettles did not learn to read until she was in the fourth grade and shares story of her troubled childhood as way to illustrate how vital libraries are in face of New York City's budget cuts. MORE
Oct. 3, 2013
Michael Kimmelman asserts that one way New York can prepare its neighborhoods for the next disaster after Hurricane Sandy is to build more branch libraries; notes that libraries, which serve as everyday community centers, are an ideal place to shelter people during storms. MORE
Sep. 28, 2013
Edward Rothstein reviews new research library and exhibit at George Washington's Mount Vernon. MORE
Jul. 30, 2013
Hotel chains are joining trend started by boutiques, stocking books and newspapers in library-style locations for their guests; challenge is persuading guests to spend more time, and money, in on-site restaurants and bars, rather than venturing outside. MORE
Jun. 23, 2013
Character Study column on Rosalind Gutierrez, Staten Island native who is legendary among New York Public Library officials for her obsessive approach to collecting signatures every spring on forms decrying possible city budget cuts to libraries. MORE
Jun. 16, 2013
Charlie Savage photo essay documents library at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base prison facility, which offers prisoners held there rare means of escape. MORE
May. 7, 2013
Donnell Library Center, branch of the New York Public Library, has been reconceived to fit at base of high-rise hotel and is designed to emphasize places to congregate rather than those for books. MORE
May. 1, 2013
Op-Ed article by New York Public Library president Anthony W Marx welcomes decision by six big book publisher to agree to make e-books available to public library users; contends that economic imperatives of publishers must be considered alongside role of libraries in democratic society. MORE
Apr. 26, 2013
President Obama joins all of his living predecessors at formal dedication of George W Bush Presidential Library and Museum in University Park, Tex; focus is on the positive as Obama and former presidents put aside their differences during ceremonies. MORE
Apr. 8, 2013
Mellow Pages Library in Brooklyn is meant to serve as a reading room and gathering spot in addition to being a lending library; offers coffee and inventory of 1,300 books, many of them from obscure presses or by little-known writers. MORE
Dec. 30, 2012
Andrew D Scrimgeour essay on the fates of personal libraries left behind when scholars die. MORE
Dec. 28, 2012
Public libraries across nation are struggling with task of redefining their roles and responsibilities in digital age; many are filling void created by loss of traditional bookstores and reinventing themselves as vibrant town squares that showcase latest best sellers, lend Kindles loaded with e-books, and offer grass-roots technology training. MORE
Dec. 23, 2012
Town residents and architect Stephen Tilly have devoted eight years to restoring grandeur of reading room in Town Hall of Irvington, designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany; newly refurbished room has been officially reopened to the public (Metropolitan/Westchester). MORE
Dec. 6, 2012
Bedbugs have begun turning up in library books, leaving libraries and book borrowers scrambling to deal with the problem. MORE
Nov. 26, 2012
Public libraries in Rockaways, Queens, are finding ways to continue operations after being badly damaged by Hurricane Sandy, offering warmth, power outlets, emergency information and books to the suffering community. MORE
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A Piece of Yale's Library Is Brought Back to Life
Stained-glass and ceiling vaults that had all but disappeared under 80 years of grime are back on display at Sterling Memorial Library's entrance hall, known as the nave.
December 27, 2014, Saturday
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F.C.C. Increases Money for E-Rate Program for Internet in Schools and Libraries
The move will increase money for schools and libraries to connect to the Internet.
December 12, 2014, Friday
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Shakespeare Folio Discovered in France
A first folio of Shakespeare's plays — one of only 233 known examples — was discovered by chance in a public library near Calais, France.
November 26, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON LIBRARIES AND LIBRARIANS AND: Shakespeare, William , Theater , Books and Literature , France , Libraries and Librarians
Colombia to Receive Some García Márquez Effects
After selling Gabriel García Márquez's archive to the University of Texas, his family is donating some of his personal artifacts to the National Library of Colombia.
November 26, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON LIBRARIES AND LIBRARIANS AND: Garcia Marquez, Gabriel , Books and Literature , National Library of Colombia , Archives and Records , Writing and Writers , Libraries and Librarians
William H. Scheide, 100, Philanthropist, Is Dead
Mr. Scheide devoted his life to philanthropic and artistic pursuits striking in their range and depth.
November 24, 2014, Monday
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Bronx Library May Get a New Neighbor: Another Library
Putting a New York Public Library branch next to the Huntington Free Library and Reading Room is part of an $18 million plan that could help revitalize Westchester Square, a once-thriving commercial hub.
November 24, 2014, Monday
MORE ON LIBRARIES AND LIBRARIANS AND: Libraries and Librarians , New York Public Library , Huntington Free Library and Reading Room , Bronx (NYC) , Vacca, James , Historic Buildings and Sites
Faster Broadband for Schools and Libraries
The F.C.C. commissioner's proposal to modestly raise taxes to bolster the agency's E-Rate program is reasonable and justified.
November 23, 2014, Sunday
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F.C.C. Chief Aims to Bolster Internet for Schools
Tom Wheeler, the F.C.C. chairman, is expected to propose raising the annual cap on school Internet spending by $1.5 billion, to $3.9 billion.
November 17, 2014, Monday
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When Library Time Means Screen Time
I was hoping my 4-year-old would see the library as I once did, as a hushed building full of endless promise. Instead, it's become an arcade.
November 7, 2014, Friday
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Any body remember where they were ? My father used to like the coffee they had there.
86th 3rd & lex56th east carnagie hall14th union square & 2ndGreat homemade cookin entrees served cafeteria style.... pies, sandwichthru the compartment w/glass window
I loved their baked macaroni inside the little window compartments. I would eat that and top it off with a piece of pie.....Just Soooo good.
Rice pudding, I live for their rice pudding
There was one on broadway about 46th street...also one in Fresh meadows near the movies.
I loved H&H. Can't remember where they were. I worked as a file clerk in a bldg @ 42nd & 3rd in my teen years. We used to shop @ a nearby Korvette's & eat @ an H&H near the bldg. That's about as close as I can figure it.
Best hot chocclate,yummy
When I was a little girl we used to go to one in the 50s on the West Side. What a treat. Does anyone remember Child's? There was one on Columbus Circle.
I remember Childs, also Toffenettis, Longchamps, Lindys, Jack Dempseys, Luchows and all the rest of the greats that have gone away.
Great Topic CharlieP. I loved those restaurants. I remember going to them as a kid with my father, although I don't remember where exactly they were located. I clearly remember how the person behind the "change" counter would shoot change at you on a smooth white marble counter. I fondly recall watching the "serpent heads" dispensing coffee that you would place an empty coffee cup in front of. What fun it was to look at all those "windows" loaded with all kinds of great sandwiches, foods and of course desserts like neverending pies and cakes. The most fun was watching what would almost immediately happen just as soon as you would remove a food item from the window compartment. Suddenly...the back of the compartment would open for just a split second and presto there would be a replacement item back in that same window...almost as if you had never even removed the original item! I also recall sitting at various tables that were located on different levels within the restaurant and always seeing some poor "down on their luck" characters who would be seated alone at tables that had at least four different types of condiments on them. I don't know what fascinated me about the "Automats" but I always had a "good and warm" feeling about them. Perhaps my connection to them was the wonderful memories I had spending special time with my father either going to a museum, Ripley's Believe It or Not, Radio City, or just a movie and then ending the day with a trip to the Automat in Manhattan. Thanks for the memories....DrSteve
there was a horn and hardart in fresh meadows where hooters is now on 190th street i remember going there as a kid next to the meadows movie theater
I think there was also one on Northern Blvd in Flushing.
I went to The Oyster Bar in GCT for the first time sometime in the early 80's.The ceiling gave me a flashback of being in a Horn and Hardarts (or some Automat) in Manhattan as a very little kid. Was there a H&H with a similar ceiling, tiled and a lot of arches?
My mother worked for H&H for many years and my father for a short time, which is where they met. I guess I owe my exsistance to the personnel manager of Horn & Hardarts. LOL The store on Broadway and 50-something street was gigantic. Their employee kids' Christmas parties were great.
Does anyone remember the Horn & Hardard Childrens hour. I believe it was a talent show of sorts that was on TV in the early 50's. Ed Herlihy ( I think that's the way It's spelled) may have been a host on the show.
Plunk Your Magic twanger..FROGGY!!
Ed I thought we weren't going to use ethnic expressions on this forum.... FROGGY?....LOL
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Sorry, Ed, but plunk your magic twangger, Froggy, was not on H&H Children's Hour but on the Buster Brown Show with Andy Devine. "That's my dog, Tygg (? sp.), he lives in a shoe. I'm buster Brown, look for me in there, too. "Hi'ya, kids. Hi'ya hi'ya." (spoken in frog voice)Yes, Jimbo, it was ed Herlihey. How about Major Bowes' Ameteur Hour? Lots of early R&R acts, as youngsters got their first exposure there.
Jack...I knew that, just trying to be cute. I remember the smoke and froggy popping out with his gravelly voice. HIYa kids, hiya hiya..I also remember Ed Herlihy with the Kraft Hour on TV where he was always touting some disgusting recipes like taking Miracle Whip and mixing it with Apple Juice, and adding campfire marshmallows to make a WONDERFUL refreshing dessert. UGH!!
I enjoyed this Automat short story I came across a few years ago...http://passingtrains.blogspot.com/2004/11/automat.html
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MacTac, good find with regards to the Automat.... Thanks for sharing.
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