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When you are determined to win, everything counts. In just three years Formula One racing is radically different – faster acceleration, greater efficiency, improved safety and doubled longevity. At the heart of this transformation is innovation driven by learning – not visible – but very real.
AFD Software produce solutions for the rapid accurate entry of Name, Address and Bank data. These solutions are designed from the ground up to work right inside the applications that matter – the ones you use every day.
A wide range of proven developer tools minimise integration time. But we asked what if it could be even faster... simpler? With the launch of the latest version of the patented AFD Robot® – it is. We think it's Simply Beautiful Technology!
Is your organisation changing the applications it uses? Is it adding new applications? Does your organisation want to join the hundreds switching to AFD Software for rapid Name, Address and Bank data entry and validation? Do you want to minimise the cost of change and maximise the benefits? Do you have legacy or closed systems for which you cannot request integration or change?
If your answer to any of these questions is "Yes" then read on while we explain a unique patented solution that makes implementing AFD Software solutions faster and easier than ever before.
We have launched a major upgrade to Robot®. The original version detects a postcode entered into any Windows® desktop application but usually required some initial setting up. The new version normally requires no set-up at all and has desktop, web and API versions.
What does Robot do?
Robot enables you to have essential rapid, validated data entry for internal staff and external site visitors – without consuming scarce technical and development resources.
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You may be an existing user of the original Robot. If so, you don't need to do anything! You may be new to AFD Software or want to do new
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Just drop 2 lines of code into your desktop, server, web application or web site – job done. Of course all our other integration methods are still supported including .Net API, Java API, C/C++, DLL and XML or JSON web service delivery. If you do not have control over the website you are integrating with, Proxy integrations and even Browser plugins are available.
Robot silently waits for a user to type a postcode into any Windows application. Then it works out where the returned address details should go and inserts them. You do nothing! Where additional data is required, Robot is easy to tailor to suit unusual or special requirements. It can also be used to validate bank sort code and account numbers from within your application.
If you are using a Windows desktop program you do not need to be technical to install and use Robot. Once installed, it's designed to just work.
Just visit the Robot page on our website
How do you get to a place of confidence about your address data? Sintons have been on the journey. This is their story.
Sintons is a leading full-service law firm based in the North East of England serving businesses, individuals and organisations in the region and beyond. With a turnover of £18 million, Sintons has 250 employees including 30 partners and over 100 lawyers and is utilising AFD Software solutions as part of a fundamental change to data management.
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"If you are going to communicate effectively with clients and prospective clients – then excellence and accuracy are essential. We know that address data changes over time and because we have a large, loyal and growing customer base we knew a thorough clean-up was required" says Charles Penn, Head of Marketing.
With many thousands of records needing attention it was important to automate as much of the process as possible. It was recognised that there would be a need for manual intervention and the right tools would be necessary to assist staff.
Charles continued: "AFD Refiner offered us the best of both worlds – the highest levels of automated cleansing and the ability to add human intelligence to powerful software to get to the end result as quickly as possible. Operating in a highly regulated environment, Refiner has given us a new level of confidence in the accuracy of our data and our ability to deliver excellent client service."
Searching and Cost Savings
David Mather, IT Manager at Sintons, really likes the way that AFD Postcode Plus enables them to achieve so much at once:
"We communicate daily with insurance companies and other law firms. The inclusion of DX Network member address details makes it easy for us to reduce postage costs and because DX deliver before 9 and collect after 5, the working day is extended - enhancing our response times to clients."
"Difficult addresses, regional accents, poor handwriting – the things that lead to inaccuracy – are easily and quickly resolved with the powerful search functions of AFD Postcode Plus… and these are fully integrated into the applications used intensively by our staff... the win is less staff time, better data and therefore service assurance."
"We previously had to conduct data updates out of work hours and reboot the server. With AFD Postcode Plus Evolution these updates are automatic and maintenance-free – so scarce technical resource can be allocated elsewhere without compromising data quality".
Mobile Process Improvement
Sintons is embracing mobile technology as a key way to empower staff, freeing them from routine tasks to focus on client need. Jonathan Punton, specialist IT Support Analyst at Sintons explains:
"Parts of our business acquire new customers outside the office environment. We have developed our own Android application which minimises data entry time while maximising the quality of data entered. Our team is free from cumbersome paperwork and able to focus more fully on the prospective clients' needs. The Android version of AFD Postcode Plus is part of a considered strategy to strengthen our business with mobile technology. It plays a significant role in reducing data entry from 5 minutes to 30 seconds."
The process efficiency is now resulting in increased acquisition of new, valuable clients. Sintons now has a system in place that prevents any user inputting an incorrect address and a wider understanding of how important this is in order to maintain the highest levels of data integrity.
How could AFD Software benefit your organisation?
On 5th November 1605 bonfires burned across England to celebrate the safety of King James I and the failure of the Gunpowder Plot which aimed to kill him. Over 400 years later we are still celebrating Bonfire Night with, well… bonfires, fireworks, and burning effigies of failed conspirator Guy Fawkes! The plot was planned in the gatehouse of the Manor House in Ashby St Ledgers. It didn't have a postcode then – but it does now: CV23 8UN.
Many British addresses carry historic references.
Could any of these be related to Bonfire Night?
Ten years after starting work in the AFD Software Post Room, Catherine is still here! Now working as a senior member of the sales administration team, Catherine enjoys the variety of the role and being part of a team delivering to strict timelines. Perhaps most importantly Catherine has a reputation for lubricating the team with the best tea in the office!
Catherine enjoys watching her 13 year old son Dylan (yes, named after Bob Dylan!) playing football and winning golf tournaments. She also gets plenty of exercise by walking Sonny and swimming three times a week.
A real family person, Catherine enjoys all-inclusive family holidays with loads of activities, oh… and shopping. On Sunday you will find her cooking Sunday roast and she loves to eat out - having food the family doesn't like. Favourite band: U2.
Over the past three months there have been significant updates to data on the Royal Mail Postcode Address File (PAF). These include 36 new localities; 6,943 new postcodes; 99,809 new delivery points and 30,586 delivery point changes.
These are all included in our latest Q.4/14 update which is
now available. The Q.4/14 Names & Numbers is due for release in November. You can order updates for any AFD solution by calling 01624 811711 or email email@example.com
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Jeffrey '99 and Sarah Tarantino welcomed Edward "Teddy" Tarantino to their family on January 23, 2014. Teddy joined big sister, Katherine. Jeff also celebrated his 10th Anniversary with Erler & Kalinowski, Inc.
Eric Iwamoto '99 and Wendy (Vu) Iwamoto '99 welcomed a boy, James Toshiro Vu, on April 7, 2014. He joins big sister Ellie, 5. The family lives in Ladera Ranch, Calif.
Brian Thorsett '00 is now an assistant professor at Virginia Tech University in the School for Performing Arts. Thorsett also recently performed at the prestigious Festival del Sole in Napa, Calif., in Bernstein's Trouble in Tahiti.
Nilofer Merchant MBA '00 has been appointed to the Martin Prosperit Institute (MPI), which is a research center at the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management. A leading thinker in innovation, business ethics, management, and public policy, Merchant will look at society's emerging power infrastructure for the Infrastructure for Democratic Capitalism project. She teaches innovation at Stanford and Santa Clara Universities. During a 20-year career, she has personally launched 100 products amounting to $18B in revenue. Her career includes stints at Apple, Autodesk, GoLive/Adobe as well as service on both public and private boards. She is the author two best-selling books: The New How (2010); and 11 Rules for Creating Value in the #SocialEra (2012). She won the 2013 Thinkers 50 Future Thinker Award. She has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, written innovation columns for Businessweek and Forbes and is a contributor to Harvard Business Review, Wired, and Oprah.
Michael Clapperton MBA '00 has been named to the board of Etairos Consulting in San Jose, Calif. He currently is the Chief Technology Officer of IT Sigma in New York City, a SaaS Workflow Management tool.
Katie (Pursley) Busch '00 and Dave Busch welcomed their second child, Anna Kathryn, on July 10, 2014. The family lives in Colorado.
Jane Duong Davaransky '00 and husband Anthony announce the birth of Carson Thai Davaransky, born on April 27, 2014. Carson spent 5 weeks at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, Stanford for apnea, aspiration, and reflux. He is now home with mom, dad, and big sister Emerson. He is growing and improving every day.
"Seek help for your child at the onset of any suspicion of alcohol or drugs," advises Gillian Thorp M.A. '01, Three Stones Wellness CEO and co-founder with Kathryn Spelman, COO. "You don't want to wait until your child hits rock bottom and is expelled from school or in the hospital. Early intervention is important."
David Terrazas MBA '01, J.D. '06, has been re-elected to the Santa Cruz City Council. He is a manager with Valley Transit Authority.
Mark "Rusty" Johnson '01 is in his first year as head coach of De Anza College's men's soccer team and was named the Coast Conference Coach of the Year. Prior, he was an assistant coach at Santa Clara University for 10 years. Johnson decided he wanted to coach a team of his own. During his years playing at Santa Clara University, Johnson played in two College Cups and one National Championship game. His expertise has been recognized throughout the game, giving him a respectful reputation.
Sarah (Petersen) Hicks '01 and husband Dave welcomed their second daughter, Cora Elouise Hicks, on Feb. 17, 2014. She joins 2-year-old sister Carsen Rose at the family's home in San Jose, Calif.
Mark Davis '01 and Rachel Davis are delighted to announce the arrival of their third child, Clara Mariam Davis, who was born at home on Nov. 22, 2013. Best wishes to all of the SCU alumni and their families!
Adam Blaylock '01 was promoted to partner from senior manager. Blaylock is a member of Ernst & Young LLP?s Assurance practice in San Jose, where he serves technology clients, including large multinationals, as well as clients in the solar industry. He previously served as a Professional Practice Group resident in the West Region, where he assisted client service teams with complex technical accounting matters and facilitated executive training sessions. Blaylock graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor?s degree in Accounting and a minor in Mathematics from Santa Clara University. He is a Certified Public Accountant licensed to practice in California and a member of the American Institute of CPAs.
Jennifer (Cooke) Bauer '01, MBA '11 married Jeffrey Bauer MBA '11 on Saturday, July 27, 2013, in Burlingame, Calif. Cindy (Barrango) Rodondi '01 served as a bridesmaid. Many SCU undergraduates and MBA graduates were in attendance from the classes of '01 and '11 respectively. The happy couple lives in San Jose, Calif.
Blaze Smallwood '02 and wife Annie welcomed their second child, Brady Drue, on May 17, 2014. Big sister Avery Mae (4 years old in Oct 2014) loves giving her new brother smooches any chance she gets.
Hugo Silverberg-Rajna MBA '02 writes, "After 21 years at Cisco, I'm moving on to a new adventure!"
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Miller, Morton, Caillat & Nevis, LLP announces the elevation of construction attorney Eric McAllister '02 to the partnership.
"Eric is a highly skilled and valued member of our team, and particularly to our construction industry clients; we are proud to welcome him to the partnership," said Managing Partner David Kornbluh. "Carrie and Jordan both stood out to the firm as summer associates and we are thrilled they are permanently joining."
An experienced construction attorney, McAllister represents real property owners, developers and general contractors in evaluating and litigating construction defect claims, delay claims and payment disputes. Since joining the firm in 2007, he has assisted property owners in recovering more than $60 million for the repair of defective construction.
Active within his industry, McAllister is the current chair of the Santa Clara County Bar Association's Real Estate Executive Committee and sits on the Civil Practice Committee. He is also an active member of the California Apartment Association's Tri-County Division and the Apartment Owners Association of California. McAllister earned his J.D. from the University of Arizona, James Rogers College of Law (2007) and his B.A. from Santa Clara University (2002).
Courtney (Chatalas) Gerlich '02 and husband Ira Gerlich - happily welcomed their first child, Maxwell Chatalas Gerlich, on Oct. 25, 2013. The family lives in Seattle, Wash.
Mary Chong Carrera '02 and husband Jesus, welcomed their second son, Angel, on December 6, 2013. Big brother Jesse loves showering Angel with kisses and can't wait to play ninja turtles with him.


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The Diana World Tour Taipei ended about 3 years agoCome and see the Detrich Collection, the Vignettes & Future Archaeology Exhibition and installation art by Taiwanese artistsat the Diana World Tour Taipei! Not only will there be workshops and massive parties, you'll see a special price for the Diana F+ series in Lomography Gallery Store Taipei too - Read after the jump for full details!
Travelling Around the World by PostcrossingApart from rediscovering analogue photography through Lomography, last year, I've also relived the same emotion that you feel as you get your developed film in the lab, when I arrived home and find a postcard from any place in the world in my mailbox (not only bills).
The Perfect Pinhole Rumble – Winners AnnouncementWe celebrated World Pinhole Day 2011 with this Rumble dedicated to the perfection and beauty of pinhole photography – Find out if you're one of our pinhole Piggy winners after the jump!
★ I Want to Live Close to YouSwedish photographer Jacob Felländer wanted to shoot the whole world on one negative. For this, he used a Holga!
How to turn almost anything into a Pinhole CameraBefore starting, lift your eyes from this article and look around. You are surrounded by boxes. Real boxes. Also the room is a box, although you still haven't realized it. Houses are big boxes. Bottles, cans, wardrobes and closets, teapots, pumpkins, eggs and... you. Boxes. Everywhere. Now, choose a box. This box will be your new camera.
★ The Pinhegg – My Journey To Build An Egg Pinhole CameraSince I started pin-holing the world, I have had the strong desire to make a special camera, with the purpose of shooting just one photograph. The purpose was to sacrifice the camera in the process of photo creation – I wanted the camera to become the photograph. To let you understand, the process from the camera to the photograph is the same that ties the baby bird to the egg: the bird grows protected from the shell and when it's ready breaks it and comes out. This is why I decided to create the Pinhegg – An Egg Pinhole Camera.
The Perfect Pinhole Rumble ended over 3 years agoWorld Pinhole Day 2011 is on Sunday and we've got the perfect Pinhole Rumble for you to take part in!
Lomography Meets SolargraphySolargraphy is the art of capturing the Sun's path through pinhole photography. And with World Pinhole Day coming up on Sunday, we took the opportunity to interview Tarja Trygg, the founder of the Solargraphy project, to find out more about this unque and beautifully simple way to take photos!
Win a Trip to Brazil: Show us the Energy that Moves the Planet! Winner AnnouncementAre you a witness to the different kinds of energy that move the planet? Two Lomographers sure are, as they will be going on a trip to the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil courtesy of Petrobas!
Win a Trip to Brazil: Show us the Energy Around You! Winner AnnouncementIt's not everyday that you get a chance to show your energy and win a trip to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and these 2 Lomographers are sure in for a surprise of their life as they'll be needing to pack their bags soon!
Live Cricket - Shoot Lomography ended over 3 years agoThis is your Lomography ticket to your cricket! The world cup is here with sixes and fours all around, crowds cheering and wickets falling! So pick up your cameras and shoot crowds cheering, cricket around you, bats, balls, stumps, anything related to the game! And win loads and loads of film from us!!
Win a Trip to Brazil: Show us the Energy that Moves the Planet! ended over 3 years agoEnter for a chance to go to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil! Have you always wanted to have your lomographs to rub shoulders with about eleven thousand renowned works of art, at the the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil? Read after the jump for details on how to participate in this unbelievable rumble.
Show us the Energy that Moves the World and Win a Trip to Brazil!Win a trip to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil! Here's your chance to have your pictures displayed at the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Read after the jump for more information.
Win a Trip to Brazil: Show us the Energy Around You! ended almost 4 years agoEnter for a chance to go to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil! Always wondered what it feels like to have your images displayed in a world renowned museum? Well, here's the opportunity to make this dream come true! Read after the jump for more details.
Diana World Tour Covered by the Sydney Morning HeraldThe Diana World Tour was covered by one of Australia's leading dailies - the Sydney Morning Herald. Here's what they had to say!
Praia das Pedrinhas - The Love SpotThere's a place in your imagination where you feel completely free. A place where the love is in the sounds, the colours and the textures. There you forget everything, only love is in your thoughts. I found that place but don't tell anyone: it's a secret.
Hortus Botanicus, AmsterdamIf the sun is shining in Amsterdam go and enjoy the Hortus Botanicus, one of the oldest botanical garden in the world. Breathe the fragrances and lose yourself with the stunning surrounding.
Around the World in 36 FramesA Polish photographer named Wojtek Gil had an idea. An idea that some members of the community have thought of and pondered on already - 36 different cities around the globe, and 36 different frames. Ambitious? Hell yes. Read on for the results!
The Lonely World of Lomo (downtown of decay)Over the last couple of weeks I ventured through my downtown and beyond searching for perfect places to shoot with this cheap 5 dollar balda i bought. since waking up at 5 a.m. on my days off i get cabin fever in my house so the best medicine for that is Lomography so i ventured out of my house to the desolate part of my town called downtown.
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Blubeckers Mill House: Restaurant in an old mill
This is a restaurant that is located in an old mill, with the mill wheel still in situ. The setting is very nice and there is a river (Whitewater) flowing through the grounds as well as a boating lake (complete with swans and ducks around). They also have croquet facilities as well as an outdoors and indoors children's play areas. The indoor play area is sort of a kids dungeon (a padded cell in the basement) where they tend to place noisier family type parties.
Food is good and service is friendly. The menu includes ribs and burgers as well as more British and continental dishes.
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Thai Lord: Central Thailand cuisine
Thai Lord is run by a charming couple called Mr and Mrs Roong who are in their 50s or 60s or something. It offers authentic Thai cuisine that has not been adapted to appease the local tastes unlike many other places. The style of cooking is from the central Thailand, with emphasis on Bangkok. Dishes are mostly medium in spicy strength although they can be adapted according to taste, if necessary.
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The Plume of Feathers: Local pub in a small village
The Plume of Feathers is set in a 500 year old hostelry that still has old oak beams and inglenook fireplaces in place. Apparently, there is also a ghost in the pub... They offer pretty wide menu with innovative modern cooking such as guinea fowl, rack of lamb, char-grilled steak and duck breast. There is a proper restaurant bit in the back as well as a bar in the front and the menus for these two bits are different. The bar menu is more a traditional Pub Food. In summer, they also do BBQ's. They serve wines, champagnes, real ales and cocktails. The pub gets crowded in the evenings and at weekends, with the locals crowding the bar. Booking is highly recommended at weekends.
All food is homemade and prepared from local fresh ingredients. I had a very nice salad with salmon and herbs and their glutein free chocolate dessert from the bar menu. The food was very very nice. The kitchen is open Mon-Sat 12noon-2.30pm & 7pm-9.30pm. Sun 12noon-8.30pm.
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Lobster Pot: Sea food in the suburbs
The Lobster Pot opened its doors in May 2005 in a renovated pub that was empty for quite a while before that. Although Lobster Pot looks like a pub from outside, it's really a highly specialised fish restaurant. Their menu includes over 30 starters, 25 meat, 20 fish and 12 vegetarian main courses. It is almost difficult to choose from so many choices on offer.
The food is very good and you can tell that is freshly produced there and then when you order it. None of that "Let's just unfreeze and microwave it" business. Their meat is sourced locally and they prepare all their desserts themselves on the premises. Local real ales are an added bonus.
Regular theme evenings such as Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian as well as St Georges etc.
They also do so called 'Early Bird Discount' which entitles you for 10% discount off any meal ordered between 6 pm and 7 pm (excluding drinks).
Lunch for 4 (including 3 beers and 3 soft drinks) was just under £60
Favorite Dish: Although it is a pub specialised in sea food, chicken is my number one choice in most restaurants. I had butterfly chicken which was very nice. I loved their Tiramisu which wasn't on the menu.
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Prezzo: Italian
There are at least three other places in Farnham that do very similar menu as Prezzo (pizza, pasta, risotto, salads and chicken meals). They are also similarly priced, so when I had a chance to try something else than your average Pizza Express or Chez Gerard, I decided to try Prezzo instead.
I went there for the first time in August 2007 and I must say that I enjoyed the restaurant. I am a fussy eater because of several food intolerances, but I was able to find a suitable meal on the menu and the waiting staff was very helpful in telling me whether there was either dairy products or glutein in the meal that I had set my eyes on. The food was of a high standard and the menu included more than just 3 main course salads.
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Gulshan Tandoori Restaurant: My local Indian
You'll be glad to know that every time you go to this restaurant, you'll get whatever you order made in the exactly same way as before and will probably taste exactly the same as well. This is because Gulshan still employs the same chef as did when it was established in 1989. I was wondering why…
The restaurant doesn't look much from outside as it is set in a row of buildings housing an electric shop and laundrette outside the town centre, but it is the nearest one I go to and I think they're great. The dining area is only very tiny. There is seating up to 50. The room is divided into smaller private alcoves. The Sunday Buffet lunch is a bargain at £6.95 for adults and £3.50 for children.
Bookings are advisable. They also do take away meals.
Favorite Dish: I've got many favorites such as 'Chicken Biryani', 'Chicken Tikka', 'Tandoori Mixed Grill', 'Vegetable Dhal'. I think they're great. The meat is good quality, very tasty and
The Mill at Elstead: Beautiful riverside setting
The nice little pub is located in a converted historic mill along a river. The water wheel is still working and can be viewed inside the pub. They have a large beer garden overlooking the water. I would imagine it's very popular wedding reception venue and they have recently acquired a civil wedding license.
Service is very friendly and generally fine except that they just do not do table service (not even the drinks when you are having a meal), which is the most ridiculous thing about this place. It's a pity that the food was pretty average.
Monthly BBQ and Hog Roast in the garden.
Food is served
Monday-Thursday 12pm-9.30pm
Friday and Saturday 12pm-10pm
Sunday 12pm-8pm (Sunday roast from the carvery between 12pm-3pm)
Shepherd and Flock: A local pub with great food
This pub is set in the middle of a roundabout(!). It's easy to miss it when you ride on the roundabout and the noise of the traffic and the exhaust fumes from the cars can be a bit off putting, but this is pub is great for real ales (including many local beers), fresh, good quality food and friendly staff. The whole pub is non-smoking due to the recent law banning smoking in all public places. The little sheep figures for table numbers are rather cute! ;-)
The menu consist of the usual pub favourites to some more exciting varities and specials of the day. All of the food is fresh and very well presented. The dessert menu is rather impressive with lots of cakes and choclaty things. Prices are competitive with a main meal costing between £8 and £15. There is also a good selection of wine and some interesting imports such as South African cider.
The pub has a large outside seating area at the front (facing towards the traffic) as well as a secluded rear garden. Food served (Monday to Friday 12-2.30pm and 5pm to 9.30pm), Sunday roast (12noon to 4pm). Booking is advisable, especially at weekends.
Facilities: TV, fruit machines, dogs & children allowed, late licence, credit cards accepted, cash machine, car park, wireless internet access, air-co, coach parties welcome, disabled access
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The Darjeeling: Indian is the new English food ;-)
I have visited the Darjeeling a few years ago. I can't remember much about that visit except that there was nothing wrong about the food, service or anything else. I visited the restaurant again more recently and did not find anything wrong this time either.
The resturant was recently extended to the neighboring property that used to function as a Chinese take-away. Because of this, they now have substantially more seating. There is also a real sitar in one of the corners of the dining room to which I had an unlimited view and couldn't keep my eyes off. What a great idea! Unfortunately, I left my camera phone a home, so I couldn't get any photos of it.
Instead of choosing from their menu, this time I had whatever was served in their Sunday buffet. The food was very high quality and there was about 9 dishes on offer, including the usual dishes found in every Sunday buffet i.e. two types of rice, chicken tikka masala and vegetable curry. Other dishes included some chicken starter and a vegetable and a lamb main. In addition, they brought a plain naan bread to you at the table and there were some poppadums available as well.
All in all very pleasant experience. the staff was very friendly and attentive. The buffet lunch for two was £19.90 and the drinks (bottled still water and a pint of coke) £4.50
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Slug and lettuce: On the hight street or just off it
What a charming name.. I could put you straight off if you really think about.
I have been here a few times. It delivers alright quality food and has a nice enough atmosphere at the bar as well as the restaurant bit itself. It is nothing mind pogging, but you know that the quality is there though. There are currently 62 Slug and Lettuces across the UK. All of them are on, or just off the 'high street'.
The menu inclues the favourites such as fish & chips, burgers, chicken dishes, lamb shanks, salads, vegetarian dishes, pasta etc. Their speciality are shared platters which are pretty impressive.
They also pride themselves on ethical values. Their fish and shellfish come from sustainable fish sources and have been caught in a legal and professional manner without upsetting their reproductive or natural habitat and without causing harm to other marine life (e.g. only line caught tuna). All ingredients are sourced from local suppliers wherever possible (e.g. fruit and vegetable suppliers are chosen in an aim to support the local market and insist that the veg is chemical free and produced in a natural manner; their chips are made of Lancashire Maris Piper and the burgers from ground Aberdeen Angus beef). All meats served are reared in a natural environment, fed on a vegetarian diet and slaughtered humanely.
Favorite Dish: On my first visit to the restaurant I had Cajun chicken without realising it was going to be as hot as it was (I like my food pretty mild), and thinking that I can handle it. I couldn't, so I had to swap it with my partner. The next time I got it right though. I ordered chicken salad if I remember right and it was very very nice.
Golden Triangle: Cuisine from Delhi, Agra & Jaipur
This restaurant is not exactly in Farnham, but I didn't want to create a whole new page for the town, Fleet, where it is in, so I included it in here.
They used to do a great buffet on Sundays. However, those days are long gone. Now they just serve dishes off the menu and a bit of downside is that it is rather pricy - the starters are around £4 and main courses between £8.50 and £16 (maybe even more). In many cases this does not include the rice which is about £3.
the reason why they can charge so much for curry is simple: the cuisine is Northern Indian. It is very different from what you get from your average curry house in town. The dishes are not sweet, but they are HHHOT!! The influences are drawn from Delhi, Agra & Jaipur. These cities form the so called 'Golden Triangle' of northern India.
Delhi is, of course, the home of chicken tikka masala and tandoori chicken. Agra is known for its kebabs, biryanis & kormas and Jaipur's speciality are lamb kebabs, mixed vegetables and dal tarka.
Favorite Dish: The buffet was great, but they no longer seem to have it. I went for a safe option of Chicken Tikka Biriyani and even so I found it rather hot, but nice. At £12.50 it was rather pricy though (you would normally pay about £7.50 or £8.50 in most places).
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Maison Blanc: French Salon de Thé in provincial Farnham
France is really a hot thing in the UK. For some reason all the finest eateries are either French or Italian.. or whatever else except British!! ;-)
Maison Blanc is open from morning (not too early though) to early evening, so you most probably going to get something to eat there at lunchtime or maybe in the afternoon. Peculiarly they recruit staff in France although it operates in the UK. According to their website, over 80% of their chefs and the majority of their shop staff are French. Well, didn't know that before although I did suspect something.. ;-) In additon, they import many of their specialist ingredients from France.
The range of products includes viennoiserie, savouries and pâtisserie. The first traditional Boulangerie ~ Pâtisserie ~ Chocolaterie was opened in Oxford. They have shops (with salon de thé) in London and a few locations in the South East. In addition to the above they have very nice salads, and sandwiches. Everything is very beautifully presented.
Favorite Dish: Tiger Prawn salad with sweet chilli sauce
Café Rouge: It feels like being in France
The cafe is actually part of a chain, but you would never know that unless you ran into another Café Rouge somewhere else. The charming deco is French/continental both in and outside. The sign to the loos are in French, there are French/Belgian posters on the wall and the menu is in French as well as in English. The athmosphere is relaxed and the waiting staff is well dressed (black clothes, no trainers, no jeans). They do nice breafast/brunch, lunch and dinners with scrambled eggs on the menu. The cuisine is understandably entirely French. Very milky coffees.
Favorite Dish: Scrambled eggs with smoked salmon
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I am following the instructions from Wiki.debian.org/MacBook to set up my MacBook dual booting with Debian. The first step is giving me trouble. I have a 55.57 G partition, with ...
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Mac partitioning problem
The first step is giving me trouble. I have a 55.57 G partition, with 23.9G free, and I want to put Debian on a 20G partition, so:
Sylph:~ dranorter$ sudo diskutil resizevolume disk0s2 35.57G
Started resizing on disk disk0s2 Sylph HD
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Resizing encountered error No space left on device (2 on disk disk0s2 Sylph HD
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What is the problem here? Why wouldn't there be space on the disk?
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Okay, I gave in and actually downloaded Boot Camp. It returned a more detailed error:
Your disk cannot be partitioned because some files cannot be moved.
Back up the disk and use Disk Utility to format the disk as a single Mac OS Extended (Journaled) volume. Restore your information to the disk and try using Boot Camp Assistant again.
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Date: September 2, 2009
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Katz, the 60-year-old frontman of the popular blues-influenced ragtime act The Jigsaw Jug Band, was joined by several friends and local musicians for his first performance in three years under Sarasota Sailing Squadron's idyllic open-air pavilion.
Singer Carolyn Dunn lent her deep vocal harmonies. Dave Buescher played the fiddle, and Susan Gaar, Katz's girlfriend, played the crowd-pleasing kazoo and washboard.
"The squadron is a beautiful venue with a wonderful stage," says Katz, who debuted several new songs — in addition to a freshly shorn beard — following performances by Joe Virga, Dennis Brock, Daina Shukis and folk duo Carl Wade and Barbara Shaffer. "I'm very appreciative for the opportunity to play here. The audience that turns out every month for these concerts is very loyal."
A guitar instructor at Sarasota Military Academy, Katz recently released the album, "K Street," a parody-laden tribute to the country's recent infatuations with everything from health food to President Barack Obama.
"My music runs the gamut from folk to ragtime, to blues and ballads," says Katz, who, despite his semi-autobiographical song, "I Have a Life Outside of Facebook," has 108 friends on the social networking site.
A musician for 35 years, Katz grew up in New Bedford, Mass., a New England town made famous by Herman Melville's mythical white whale. It is no coincidence that Katz shares his first name with the novel's protagonist. He legally changed it to Ishmael more than 20 years ago.
"I've been playing for a loooong time," says Katz. "I have a couple of incarnations. Sometimes I play solo. Sometimes I play with a jug band, and sometimes I just invite my friends to jam with me."
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Voters in Michigan will be asked in May to approve increasing the sales tax in order to fix the state's deteriorating roads and bridges.
Voters in Michigan will be asked in May to approve increasing the sales tax in order to fix the state's deteriorating roads and bridges.
A foundation is being set up to provide the Flint Police Department with extra money and equipment.
A love triangle between a former Highland Park police officer, his wife and a current Highland Park police officer almost ended in a standoff. I guess the saying is true, three is company.
The Satanic Temple plans to erect a hellish Christmas display this year near the steps of the Michigan Capitol. The state has granted the group permission to spread holiday cheer in the form of serpents and a baphomet from December 21 through the 23rd.
Four teams qualified for the postseason in Week 15; just two weeks remain to fill out the rest of the field. Here's a recap of this week's action:
The Lions play a rare afternoon game in Detroit today, so a couple of fans had time to have some "tossed salad" for a pregame snack.
Talk about a city uniting. After Eminem recruited Royce Da 5'9," Big Sean, Danny Brown and Dej Loaf for 'Detroit Vs. Everybody,' a slew of Motor City rhymers decided to jumped on the remix to create a massive hometown posse track.
The Tigers have pulled a major deal during the Winter meetings by trading Rick Porcello to the Red Sox for Yoenis Cespedes.
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Joe Fauria has become a Detroit Lions fan favorite, but it looks like his girlfriend may have been a bigger fan of Russell Wilson and the Seahawks.
Andre Drummond posted a Snapchat picture showing him going almost 100 miles per hour, and apologized after the backlash started to hit him.
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Click below to see Greg Lee's football picks for the first round of the Idaho state playoffs.
I went 6-1 last week, missing on the Post Falls/Coeur d'Alene game. That puts my final regular-season record at a respectable 68-22 (.756).
There was a snafu last week on the 'Mike & Greg' video produced at KHQ's studios. We never got an explanation in what happened. Anyway, after bumbling along most of the season I finished strong, reaching the .500 mark at 27-27. Hats off to Mike Vlahovich. He finished 34-20 overall.
This will be the final Panhandle Picks of the season. I always do the first week of the state playoffs and offer my prediction on which teams will capture state championships.
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State champ: Capital
4A: Middleton (7-2) at Sandpoint (7-2)
The Bulldogs have the talent and passion to go deep in the playoffs. This is the second matchup this year between these teams. Sandpoint defeated visiting Middleton 36-14 in mid September. Playoff games are generally more tightly contested. So this will be closer. But the Bulldogs will advance. Sandpoint 28, Middleton 14.
State champ: Sandpoint
3A: Payette (7-2) at Timberlake (8-1)
If the Snake River Valley League was as competitive as the scores indicate, Timberlake could have difficulty here. While I'll admit that the SRVL was competitive, I question the quality. I know this: Timberlake is good – and this could be the best of recent Timberlake teams. Timberlake 27, Payette 20.
State champ: Shelley
1A Division I: Potlatch (8-1) at Wallace (6-3)
The Loggers' lone loss was to No. 1-ranked, undefeated and defending state champ Prairie. They've had just two wins the past two seasons, but coach Pat Amos (oldest brother of CdA coach Shawn Amos) has his team believing. Potlatch 44, Wallace 18.
State champ: Prairie
1A Division II: Mullan (3-6) at Kootenai (9-0)
The top-ranked Warriors keep rolling along. Kootenai 52, Mullan 18.
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They had 6 children being born in Strathfield and Bendigo, several having died in Bendigo. Their daughter Ellen (Nell) was the G Grandmother of my daughters so i would love to get more information on Jonothan Frawley's ancestry to help complete this family line..
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Muschamp also expressed uneasiness with communication in the secondary and the backup quarterback battle.
Florida has five true freshmen competing for playing time at defensive back, and two first-year quarterbacks have shared reps with the second-team offense. Former Miami Booker T. Washington star Treon Harris had a sharp week of camp, but the athletic signal caller continues to battle with ballyhooed prospect Will Grier for the No. 2 job.• Backup tailback Matt Jones (knee swelling) and starting left guard Trip Thurman (shouder) returned to practice Saturday. Freshman left tackle David Shar pe remained sidelined with a high-ankle sprain.
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So, the last few days we've been prepping "the beast" for rolling by spiffing her up with a full wash and hand-wax. It's been hard work and as luck would have it, despite a 7-day crystal-clear forecast, on the 2nd day of work dark clouds rolled in and as we were hand-polishing the very last panel (with our very last ounce of energy I might add), the first drop fell. "Bleeding typical" I thought….and so it was. You see, there are unalienable truths in life and RVing which shouldn't surprise you, but always do and this situation was a typical example. It got me reminiscing back to some of our most memorable moments of 2010 and what we learned. So, just for fun, here's our 5 favorites:
1/ Machinery will always fail when you are at your furthest possible distance from a mechanic. Should you have the prescience to visit a mechanic for service, failure will undoubtedly happen a few days and ~400 miles thereafter.
2/ Washing your RV will immediately incur a 95% chance of rain, regardless of forecast. Waxing will push that up to 100%, with possible chance of storm (it did, in fact, storm for several hours last night after our wax-job).
3/ In the epic battle between tree and RV, the tree will always win.
4/ The tool you most critically need is the one you forgot to bring.
5/ You can take the RV out of geekville, but you can't take the geek out of the RV.
Now, all is not amiss. Every now and then life hands you rewards and we've had a few of those too. We started the year with the goal of living off our investments and we managed to do that (we even saved a bit along the way). The 1-foot "no way I can fix that" crack in our windshield from WY has miraculously held, and we've met some of the most amazing, generous and fun people on our travels.
We're starting our 2011 trip soon, so here's to more lessons in the coming year!
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Susan Dennis says:
What can go wrong, might. I enjoy your posts……
libertatemamo says:
So true, so true. Glad you're enjoying the blog
Jerry and Suzy LeRoy says:
Your photo suggests I was doing #2. I never do #2 in public! Sometimes #1, but not in mixed company.
libertatemamo says:
Hahaha…well said! You got me on that one. Nina
jil mohr says:
hi guys glad you are still enjoying the life….these rv truisms sound like most of life with just a few word changes…..
love reading the blog…looking forward to more…
libertatemamo says:
So true, so true! Life and RVing are one and the same….:)
lifestyle motorhomes says:
Brought a smile to my face, how true, also works for other activities like mountain biking. And yes I agree with the cleaning and waxing!
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Medium tyres came out early than usual with Webber taking a second out of Rosberg's time on his first run shortly after the half-hour point. Webber was shortly toppled though, as Vettel beat him by hundredths with 1:22.808 just before the half-way point, and Fernando Alonso slipped his Ferrari in between the Red Bull pair.
With many drivers settling into long runs in the second half of the session, the order at the top stayed largely static to the flag. Kimi Räikkönen was fourth for Lotus ahead of Felipe Massa in the second Ferrari. Then came Hamilton and Rosberg. They were followed by Adrian Sutil for Force India eighth, Jean-Eric Vergne's Toro Rosso ninth and Paul di Resta in the second Force India tenth. Di Resta retired his car with 20 minutes of the session remaining, parking by the pitlane exit after a tyre failure damaged his bodywork.
No such troubles for Vettel though, the World Champion ran to the flag. Speaking afterwards he professed himself happy with the afternoon but also suggested the developments to his car this week are not as significant as has been made out. "We have some new parts here but the days of big, big upgrades don't really happen now with the regulations how they are," he said. "This afternoon was fairly conclusive, but this morning wasn't really much good with the weather."
2013 Spanish Grand Prix – Free Practice 2 Times
1 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull Racing 1:22.808
2 Fernando Alonso Ferrari 1:22.825 +0.017
3 Mark Webber Red Bull Racing 1:22.891 +0.083
4 Kimi Räikkönen Lotus 1:23.030 +0.222
5 Felipe Massa Ferrari 1:23.110 +0.302
6 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 1:23.140 +0.332
7 Nico Rosberg Mercedes 1:23.398 +0.590
8 Adrian Sutil Force India 1:23.840 +1.032
9 Jean-Eric Vergne Toro Rosso 1:24.058 +1.250
10 Paul di Resta Force India 1:24.104 +1.296
11 Daniel Ricciardo Toro Rosso 1:24.175 +1.367
12 Jenson Button McLaren 1:24.306 +1.498
13 Sergio Pérez McLaren 1:24.854 +2.046
14 Valtteri Bottas Williams 1:24.888 +2.080
15 Nico Hülkenberg Sauber 1:25.167 +2.359
16 Pastor Maldonado Williams 1:25.321 +2.513
17 Esteban Gutiérrez Sauber 1:25.441 +2.633
18 Romain Grosjean Lotus 1:25.851 +3.043
19 Giedo van der Garde Caterham 1:25.963 +3.155
20 Jules Bianchi Marussia 1:26.078 +3.270
21 Charles Pic Caterham 1:26.930 +4.122
22 Max Chilton Marussia 1:26.970 +4.162
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Ferrari's Fernando Alonso snatched P1 in the last seconds of a damp first practice at the Circuit de Catalunya.
With most teams bringing upgrades to Spain, and Pirelli supplying an extra set of hard tyres, the thing everyone wanted to see this morning was clear skies over Barcelona. Instead they got clouds and intermittent rain. Although most of this fell before the session started, the track dried only very slowly and the first 70minutes of the session were ran exclusively on the Intermediate tyre. Toro Rosso's Jean-Eric Vergne was the first to try slicks, and went into P1 on his second dry lap. This triggered a wholesale changeover and the timesheets were rewritten in the last quarter of an hour, with the fastest lap being swapped by a dozen drivers during this time.
Alonso was quickest with a time of 1:25.252. He was followed by team-mate Felipe Massa, Vergne was P3, Romain Grosjean P4 for Renault, Adrian Sutil P5 for Force India, Lewis Hamilton took P6 in the Mercedes, followed by the hard-charging Williams of Valtteri Bottas. Kimi Räikkönen was eighth in the second Lotus, followed by the second Mercedes of Nico Rosberg and Paul di Resta rounded out the top ten for Force India.
For a wet session there was remarkably little incident. Grosjean had an early slide on his installation lap but that apart most drivers stayed within the lines, albeit with the occasional twitch. Sauber's Nico Hülkenberg was the first driver to set a time, with 1:51.644. That dropped steadily as a line dried, and with 20 minutes of the session remaining Lewis Hamilton was fastest with 1:36.159 when Vergne appeared on the experimental hard slicks. Despite a few twitchy moments, he set 1:34.710 on his second lap to move to the top of the leaderboard. He triggered a mass migration to the hard tyres – mostly the standard specification orange-banded Pirelli – and the last 15 minutes was characterised by fastest sectors from a wide array of drivers. With the track continuing to improve, Alonso finished in P1 largely by virtue of crossing the line after his rivals.
2013 Spain Grand Prix – Free Practice 1 Times
1 Fernando Alonso Ferrari 1:25.252
2 Felipe Massa Ferrari 1:25.455 +0.20
3 Jean-Eric Vergne Toro Rosso 1:25.667 +0.415
4 Romain Grosjean Lotus 1:26.042 +0.790
5 Adrian Sutil Force India 1:26.212 +0.960
6 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 1:26.374 +1.122
7 Valtteri Bottas Williams 1:26.456 +1.204
8 Kimi Räikkönen Lotus 1:26.614 +1.362
9 Nico Rosberg Mercedes 1:26.621 +1.369
10 Paul di Resta Force India 1:26.755 +1.503
11 Daniel Ricciardo Toro Rosso 1:26.940 +1.688
12 Nico Hülkenberg Sauber 1:27.061 +1.809
13 Sergio Pérez McLaren 1:27.135 +1.883
14 Esteban Gutiérrez Sauber 1:27.250 +1.998
15 Pastor Maldonado Williams 1:27.576 +2.324
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17 Giedo van der Garde Caterham 1:28.600 +3.348
18 Jules Bianchi Marussia 1:28.887 +3.635
19 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull Racing 1:29.457 +4.205
20 Mark Webber Red Bull Racing 1:29.473 +4.221
21 Rodolfo González Marussia 1:30.314 +5.062
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DRIVERS – Valtteri BOTTAS (Williams), Daniel RICCIARDO (Toro Rosso), Esteban GUTIERREZ (Sauber), Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull Racing), Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari), Sergio PEREZ (McLaren)
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Pauline Hillaire of Lummi wins national award as folk arts leader
OLYMPIA — In 1996, Gov. Gary Locke honored Lummi tribal elder Pauline Hillaire with a Governor's Heritage Award. Now the National Endowment for the Arts will honor her as well, this time with the Bess ...
Pioneers take down Trojans
EVERSON — If one thing was apparent from Nooksack Valley's come-from-behind win over Meridian last Thursday, it's that first-year head coach Katie Emmons understands the importance of mid-match adjustments. ...
Schwinden takes charge for Mounties
DEMING — Senior running back Izaiha Schwinden is a man of few words. Known to be quite shy around the Mount Baker locker room, the talented speedster isn't one to boast about accomplishments or spike ...
Life With Lio: Two projected LC starters are lost for the season, including standout point guard Daulton Hommes
LYNDEN — Adversity is something any team, in all sports, must face throughout a season. However, for Roger DeBoer and his Lynden Christian basketball team, it's something they're attacking two months ...
Lynden fresh off a thrilling victory
DEMING — When the Lynden Lions take on 2-1 Sedro-Woolley this Friday night, they'll do so with a week three come-from-behind 27-20 victory over Mount Baker in under their belts. Last Friday in Deming, ...
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Victoria Park
Victoria Gardens
A gated active-adult community featuring a private club with ballroom, Fitness Facility, card and billiard room, café, Aquatic Center, Tennis Center, Pickleball Courts and arts and crafts room. There's also an array of recreational, educational, cultural and social programs coordinated by a full-time Lifestyle Director.
Cresswind at Victoria Gardens offers homes from low $200,000s to over $300,000. Call 386-873-4680 to speak with a Kolter Homes representative. View www.kolterhomes.com for home details.