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Director of Lambert-St. Louis International Airport Recognized for Leadership in Overcoming Tornado Crisis SAN DIEGO, CA, January 11, 2012 - In recognition of her leadership and overcoming difficult challenges during a time of crisis, the Professional Convention Management Association (PCMA) selected Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, Director of the Lambert-St. Louis International Airport, to receive the prestigious 2011 PCMA Chairman's Award. Hamm-Niebruegge accepted the honor in person during today's closing general session and luncheon at the 2012 PCMA annual meeting, Convening Leaders in San Diego.
"The PCMA Chairman's Award is the highest honor PCMA bestows each year to an individual or an organization for their unique achievements or contributions to the meetings industry in the previous year," said PCMA Chairman Susan Katz. "Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge showed great leadership in response to adversity and a commitment to our industry through spearheading the effort to reopen Lambert St. Louis International Airport shortly following a tornado."
In April 2011, a tornado stuck the region, leaving the airport in ruin. With two major events coming up - the FIRST Robotics Competition and the International Biomass Conference & Expo - Hamm-Niebruegge led the effort to quickly reopen the airport. She arrived at the airport within 10 minutes of the incident and found her team 50% through phase one of the airport's Crisis Management Plan. The team had already sought out and determined there were no injuries and begun the removal of broken glass. Hamm-Niebruegge took the reins and had the airport open for landings in 24 hours. The airport team's immediate response, without hesitation or direction, is a testament to the leadership, preparation and communication Hamm-Niebruegge had instilled in each team member. You can read more about this story here.
The Lambert- St. Louis International Airport is the primary air carrier facility for the St. Louis region, handling over 14 million passengers annually. As Director, Hamm-Niebruegge manages nearly 500 employees with revenues averaging 165 million dollars annually.
Prior to Lambert, Hamm-Niebruegge logged 25 years in aviation management positions with American Airlines, Trans World Airlines (TWA) and Ozark Air Lines; a majority of her career has been based in St. Louis, Missouri.
Hamm-Niebruegge is engaged in numerous St. Louis business and civic organizations, including board memberships in the Regional Commerce and Growth Association, the John Cook School of Business at Saint Louis University and St. Louis Variety, and serves as Board President for Habitat for Humanity Saint Louis. She has been honored multiple times by the St. Louis Business Journal as one of St. Louis' "100 Most Influential Leaders." In 2009, Saint Louis University awarded Ms. Hamm-Niebruegge with its Global Leadership Service Award.
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Located in the heart of Bath, this eco-friendly bed & breakfast is within a 10-minute walk of Royal Victoria Park, Royal Crescent, and Jane Austen Centre. Bath Theatre Royal and No. 1 Royal Crescent are also within 10 minutes.
Property Features
A bar/lounge, self parking, and express check-in are available at this smoke-free bed & breakfast. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include express check-out, free newspapers, and multilingual staff.
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All 22 individually decorated rooms feature free WiFi and pillowtop beds. Digital channels and DVD players provide a bit of entertainment, and guests can also appreciate comforts like Egyptian cotton sheets and premium bedding.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Brooks Guesthouse features multilingual staff, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a fireplace in the lobby. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This eco-friendly bed & breakfast also offers express check-in and express check-out. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge).
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On his last EP single, Manchester singer/songwriter Bipolar Sunshine responded to the pain and suffering around him by resolving to Love More & Worry Less—an example we'd all do well to follow. The freshly-released follow-up, project title track Drowning Butterflies, departs from its predecessor's open-hearted style in favor of oblique lyrics and a spikier sound. Producer Jazz Purple's eclectic percussion (I think I hear an agogô in there.) and syncopated guitar stabs accompany Sunshine as he compares people in love to the titular insects. At least I think that's what he's getting at—the atmospheric haze of reverb maks his verses, at times, tough to decipher. Feeling it? More left-of-center bangers await on Drowning Butterflies (the EP), set to drop November 11, via the Aesthetic Recordings.
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This one day, three session workshop will cover composition, timing, lighting, weather conditions, as well as processing images on the computer.
Session 1 will include classroom orientation and a lecture preparing for field work. Bring three of your favorite images (any subject-on a jump drive or CD).
The 2nd session will be field work in the gardens with instructor input. We will then break for lunch, followed by classroom show and tell with critique plus image refinement techniques in Photoshop and other software.
Participants should bring a digital single lens reflex camera (DSLR is preferred, but a point-&-shoot camera is ok), a tripod if you own one, and lunch.
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Spears caused a media circus when she allegedly locked herself in the bathroom of her Hollywood Hills home with her youngest son Jaden.
But Alli Sims, who was dismissed and sent packing from the family compound when the singer's father Jamie took control of her affairs, is adamant that neither Britney nor her son was in any danger -- and those who gathered outside the home should have been more understanding.
Sims tells news show Access Hollywood, "She had kids fast, there was a divorce going on and that's a lot for a young person to handle."
And the former Spears assistant insists the singer confided in her about her decision not to hand over the boys to their father Kevin Federline's security guards.
Sims adds, "She was just like, 'I just wasn't ready for them to go home.' It was a mom just being protective... It's weird when you have kids three days a week and you're used to having them all day, every day."
And the pop star's cousin has dismissed reports that Spears suffered a breakdown before she was committed to a UCLA Medical Center psychiatric ward, adding, "She was fine, honestly."
And despite the fact that Sims is no longer close to Britney, she'll never say a bad word about the pop star or her mothering skills.
Even when she was subpoenaed to testify at Spears' "brutal" child custody trial, she insists, "There was nothing bad to say."
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Memorial Day — Another First For Blacks
There is so much history that has been lost or covered up, depending on who controls the writing of the history books, articles and newspapers.
There is so much history that has been lost or covered up, depending on who controls the writing of the history books, articles and newspapers.
The climate today seems much different than it did back in 2008 for Barack Obama. This morning on the TJMS, Tom had a return visit from Tavis Smiley, who was never in favor of Barack Obama because he felt that Barack was then not, would not and has not addressed the needs of Black America.
Stories like these only surface every once in a while; now we have a polo team from Philadelphia that did the unthinkable -- they became the first all African-American youth polo team in history to win a national championship!
Another black man who wants to run for president of the country, Herman Cain, has already played the race card in a recent speech when asked about current president Barack Obama.
Looking for something to do with the family? The final weekend of Black History Month is this weekend. Check out the list of activities.
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Exactly as pictured
Received this shelving unit very quickly and my husband and I put it together in about a half hour. It is exactly like the picture and looks really nice in my dining room. It is a bit taller than I expected but it is true to the measurements given in the description. The unit is very sturdy and the adjustable leg leveling is great. Actually the faux marble shelves are quite nice. This unit sits near another piece of mine that has a real marble top and you really have to look to see any difference. All in all I am very satisfied.Read More
Perfect addtion to our white/grey kitchen
We got this table for an addtion to coutner space/coffee bar under our window. I absolutely love it. It is not too tall, not too short, perfect depth so people can get by the door next to it and looks so stylish! Highly recommend it! My boyfriend but the table together in about 15 minutes!Read More
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Solid piece of furniture, easy to put together and looks much most expensive than the costRead More
'The Orleans' 3-tier Multi-function Marble Shelves
Looks close to real marble. I wish that there were 4 shelves instead of 3. There is a lot of room between shelves and would definitely be able to fit a lot more. Very sturdy though.Read More
Shelves are PLASTIC--not marble!!
I bought the matching Orleans Kitchen Island (which I love) a few months back, which DOES have a marble veneer surface, so I was shocked to see that the shelves have no marble veneer at all, but are coated in a marble-like plastic!! Yes, the shelves look fine enough, but only for less visible places, like bathrooms or closets. I wouldn't put this piece in a living room or bedroom, for example. Aside from the misrepresentation, they are sturdy and, as I said, attractive enough.Read More
Looks nice, quality not worth the price
The "extra support" bars that go underneath the shelf do not provide any extra support. They do not screw or attach into the perpendicular bars, thus deeming them pointless. I would expect more for the price.Read More
Exactly fits my need.
I needed a counter heighth or more to place thick unabridged dictionaries in my library. The item is perfect. I needed tall shelf space or atlas and othe r tall books. The item is perfect. The product is a pictured and described. It is substantial with an exce7llent finish and realistlic faux marble top and shelf.Read More
not marble veneer the shelves are quite lovely and made well, however they are wood with a coating of marbled paint and highly polished beautiful in my kitchen, but NOT MARBLE VENEER fyiRead More
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After reading the reviews this particular unit seems to meet all of the criteria I was looking for in a book shelf for my cookbooks. I will be looking forward to its arrival.
Nice look in the details.
What is the total height of this piece?
Hello DLS68, this is approximately 39 inches high. Thanks for shopping with us!
How much weight can the shelves hold? Can I use this to hold a TV that I currently have on solid wood small side table?
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Are the shelves attached with any screws or do they simply sit on top of the metal frame?
Hello positivelife, the shelves do not screw into place, they set on a ledge for support. Customers have said in the reviews that the system is very sturdy. I hope this helps. Thank you for shopping with us! Rochelle B
The shelfves are screwed in,and I have a TV on top shelf.
Hi, we would like to take the bottom shelf off and just use the top two shelves for our project. Are there any metal support bars in the front or middle underneath these marble veneer shelves?
Hi leslie1992, we were able to verify this information with our support team. Yes, there are support bars that attach underneath these shelves. We cannot recommend you leave off the bottom shelf. We apologize for the inconvenience.
The dimensions given seem strange. What is the LxDxH measurements? Also, what is the distance (height) between shelves? I'm wondering if a microwave might fit.
Thank you for your question srcinmn. 'The Orleans' 3-tier Multi-function Marble Shelves measures: 36 inches l x 16 inches d x 39 inches h and the height between the shelves measures: 36 inches w x 11 inches d. Have a great day.
The distance between the shelves is about 17 inches.
does 'marble laminate' mean marble veneer ,or plastic coated shelves
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July 19th, 2013 10:44 PM #1
Are Genevieve and Sebastian becoming popular?
I'm seeing a lot of Genevieve's on NB right now, and some Sebastian's too. These have been my top names for a while now, but I am worried they are becoming popular. I am hoping there is no popularity increase on the SSA list, because these names will probably never be number one but they are still familiar. Am I paranoid? Is this trend just on NB? Please tell me what you think.
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July 19th, 2013 10:58 PM #5Just another teenberry and writer, a lover of names
Current Favorites:| Zoe | Jane | Natalia | Isabel | Cecily | Margo | Ariadne | Petra | Emma | Helen |
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July 19th, 2013 11:47 PM #7
You can find the U.S. popularity of any name used on at least 5 babies in any one year on the Our Baby Namer website under the popularity tab.
Genevieve is on a gradual rise, 1379 U.S. Genevieves were born last year. That is about 1/1450 girls born in 2012 named Genevieve (1/2900 children). Sebastian is also on a gradual rise; 6685 baby boys were named Sebastian in the U.S. last year (in addition to 13 girls)...so about 1 in 300 boys, or 1 in 600 children born last year was named Sebastian. (The 1 our of X popularity stats help me figure out if a name is too popular for my liking. There are about 4 million children--2 million boys and 2 million girls--born each year in the U.S. so to get the ratio numbers for one sex divide 2 million by the number of boys/girls born...or to get the ratio for all children divide 4 million by the number of children born last year with that name)
Btw I love Genevieve and think Sebastian is a pretty good name.
Genevieve - Popularity of Genevieve, How Popular Is the name Genevieve?
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July 20th, 2013 12:18 AM #9
I wouldn't worry about popular names on nb, we generally like names that are fairly uncommon. For instance, Imogen was one of the most popular names on nb, yet in the U.S., it is outside of the top 1000. With Genevieve, its ranked in the 200s, so I wouldn't consider it too popular. I personally have never meet a Genevieve. I believe Sebastian is more popular yet it is not incredibly popular.Raquel-21 year old who loves names, books, and languages
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How to resurface a bathtub!
sadler_mkbJuly 3, 2009
I have an old bathtub that will not stay cleaned no matter how much I clean it. Please tell me how to resurface an older bathtub. Thank You
You didn't say what type of tub you have?
If its cast iron or enameled steel it can be resurfaced, but as was mentioned by Handymac, it will require a professional service, it is not a DIY project.
If it is fiberglass you can use a power buffer and the fiberglass rubbing compound that they use to refinish boats and automobiles.
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Q3 2012 Earnings Call
November 06, 2012 11:00 am ET
Bret Richter
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I would now like to turn the call over to Bret Richter, Senior Vice President, Financial Strategy and Development. Please go ahead, sir.
Bret Richter
Thank you, Christie. Good morning, and welcome to the Cablevision's Third Quarter 2012 Earnings Conference Call. Joining me this morning are Jim Dolan, President and CEO of Cablevision; and Gregg Seibert, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.
Following a discussion of the company's third quarter 2012 results, we will open the call for questions. If you don't have a copy of today's earnings release, it is available on our website at cablevision.com.
Please take note of the following. Today's discussion may contain statements that constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance or results, and involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ.
Please refer to the company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a discussion of risks and uncertainties. The company disclaims any obligation to update the forward-looking statements that may be discussed during this call.
Let me point out that on Page 6 of today's earnings release, we provide consolidated operations data and a reconciliation of adjusted operating cash flow, or AOCF, to operating income.
I would now like to introduce Jim Dolan, President and CEO of Cablevision.
James L. Dolan
Thank you, Bret, and good morning. Let me begin this morning by addressing last week's storm.
The storm cut a pathway of destruction up the entire East Coast, and our thoughts and prayers are with everyone who has been affected. In our Optimum East service area, we began our preparations before the storm hit, implementing a thorough response plan that included positioning resources where we believe they would be most needed. Many of the measures that we put in place were in response to lessons learned during Hurricane Irene.
We recently reviewed and revised all of our hurricane response plans and took numerous proactive steps prior to the storm, including deploying emergency staff, testing generators and stocking fuel and securing additional contract labor to assist in the recovery. As soon as it was safe for our people to get into the field, they began responding to service outages and they haven't stopped. However, the loss of electrical power was the primary cause of widespread disruptions of Optimum service, particularly in heavily impacted areas of Long Island, New Jersey, Connecticut and Westchester County. Our crews continue to restore Optimum service as quickly as possible as power returns to our customers.
Our data as of 8:00 a.m. this morning indicates that more than 2.7 million of our Optimum East customers have electrical power and also have their Optimum service, but approximately 535,000 Cablevision households still have no power.
Our Optimum WiFi hotspots have helped many of our customers to stay connected and we currently have approximately 47,000 hot spots operational across the tri-state region. Despite widespread power outages, more than 22,000 of our hotspots were accessible to our customers throughout the storm and during the days immediately following. Restoring service to our customers is our near singular focus right now. However, I realize that the primary purpose of this call is to review our third quarter results, so I'm going to now turn to briefly review the quarter and let Gregg provide some additional detail on our financials.
Despite the impact of seasonally slow -- a seasonally slow quarter in Optimum East, we added nearly 5,000 total Optimum customer relationships company-wide during the third quarter. In addition, we experienced net video subscriber losses that were nearly 50% lower than those experienced in the third quarter of 2011.
Total Optimum Online net additions rose by nearly 70% as compared with the third quarter of 2011. Third quarter net Optimum Voice additions were at a similar level to those achieved during the prior year period, despite a lower contribution from Optimum West.
Our financial performance continues to reflect the near-term impact of the operating and capital investments that we are making. Third quarter 2012 total company revenue grew 1.2% as compared with the third quarter of 2011. AOCF declined 6.6% versus the prior year period, primarily reflecting higher expenses in our core Cable business in the East.
There are a couple of factors that affect the year-over-year comparisons of these results. In the current year's third quarter, we reached a favorable settlement with one of our voice termination partners and in third quarter of 2011, our results reflect the impact of Hurricane Irene. Adjusting for these items, third quarter 2012 total company revenue increased 0.4% and consolidated AOCF declined 11.6% both as compared with the prior year period.
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The Clearinghouse has a great base of employees that are dedicated to their customers and colleagues. It is very easy to believe in and support the mission of the Clearinghouse. Work-life balance opportunities are provided in abundance and they are a credit to executive leadership. Compensation is very generous and above fair.Cons
Senior Management, the level directly below Executive leadership, fails to lead by example. Political infighting, suppression of opinions by subject matter expects, and condescending or combative demeanors are all prevalent at the senior management level. It is toxic to the progression of our overall mission. Dissenting opinions that are in direct challenge to department head decisions are often met with negative resistance. Young, aspiring leaders are looking for opportunities to lead this company but are stymied or shut down at nearly every opportunity. As the business grows, the power to lead certain aspects of our daily operations remain in the hands of a select few who refuse to adapt or defer.Advice to ManagementAdvice
This is advice directly to executive leadership. You have a number of extremely talented people at the tier 4 and 5 level that can lead this organization. Create more opportunities for these people to direct and lead important initiatives. Some service lines are growing. In those areas, promote/create assistant director positions so there is more of a system of checks and balances. Finally, promote from within your young talent pool or risk losing them. Succession planning is critical to employees like myself who have been here for over 5 years.RecommendsNeutral OutlookApproves of CEO
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Some interns complained that they didn't have much to do and other complained they had too much busy work. Overall the company's work isn't very sexy.Neutral OutlookApproves of CEO
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"Organizational Identity Crisis Affects Employees and Customers "
- Comp & Benefits
- Work/Life Balance
- Senior Management
- Culture & Values
- Career Opportunities
I worked at National Student ClearinghousePros
Generous 401K, good benefits package, fun events, casual dress code, (mostly) great people, convenient location, ample parking.Cons
For a non-profit, senior management spends a large amount of time focused on the bottom line, and given the number of re-organizations they've put the staff through (six significant structural shuffles in five years), to say they're experiencing an identity crisis is an understatement. By trying to branch out into too many different areas, they're sacrificing customer service and losing sight of the core services and values that established them as a leader in the industry. Ironically, in a desperate attempt to become one of the area's "Best Places to Work" (and giving staff survey after survey to measure their progress on that goal), their efforts are lackluster and progress towards achieving that aim is floundering at best. Communication between management and staff is poor while gossip is rampant, and learning about changes in corporate strategy or structure from the new guy two cubicles down is not the best way to run a business.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Hire quality people, pay them a competitive salary and treat them with respect. Don't lose sight of the organization's roots. Reconnect with your customers. Don't make promises you can't deliver. And here is how you become a "Best Place to Work": Stop patting yourselves on the backs for earning awards that none of the staff have ever heard of before, and start listening to the employees and the customers. They are the lifeblood of the organization; not you.Neutral Outlook
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"It could have been better "
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- Work/Life Balance
- Senior Management
- Career Opportunities
I worked at National Student ClearinghousePros
Non-profit organization
Proponents of work-life balance
Summer flex schedules
Awesome annual dinner
Matching 401k
Friendly co-workers
Subsidized sodas (only a quarter!)
Active employee entertainment committee
Tuition reimbursementCons
Pay is lower than private sector
Oligarchical management
No real career path
Unequal promotion opportunities
A lack of training the trainersAdvice to ManagementAdvice
Perks are nice, but it's better to get at the root of the problems rather than glossing them over with free food.Doesn't Recommend
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Assembly Rooms is a collection of links to blogs and articles of interest to lovers of the Regency Era.
Assembly Rooms, January 2015
Assembly Rooms is a collection of links to blogs and articles of interest to lovers of the Regency Era.
Glorious Gothic: http://www.regencyhistory.net/2015/01/strawberry-hill-horace-walpoles-gothic.html
An impressive display of carriages: http://www.regencyhistory.net/2014/10/the-national-trust-carriage-museum-at.html Continue reading »
Jane Lark, author of a number of historical romances, spent some time at historic Belton House, near Grantham, in Lincolnshire. This great seventeenth century house played the part of the many-windowed mansion of Rosings Park, Lady Catherine de Burgh's country estate in the 1995 series of Pride and Prejudice. Today, Jane tells us about her tour of the servants' areas of the great house.
Jane Lark, whose most recent Regency romance is The Passionate Love of a Rake, was released this past November. Today, Jane tells us about her visit to the grand estate of Attingham, which was the home of Lord Berwick and his young wife, the former courtesan, Sophia Dubochet, in the early years of the nineteenth century. Fortunately, this elegant house is now the property of the National Trust, and is open to visitors. Once you have read Jane's tale of its history, you may want to see it for yourself.
A cross-post from The Regency Redingote:
Unless you like living in a swamp infested with thieves!
Despite the use of Belgrave Square, Eaton Square, or other locales within Belgravia as the address for one or more characters in recent Regency novels I have read, Belgravia did not exist in the Regency. Wishing, or in this case, writing, cannot make it so. The area which encompasses Belgravia was known as Five Fields during the decade of the Regency, and for centuries before that. It was a marshy, muddy lowland and a known haunt of footpads and highwaymen. It was by no stretch of the imagination a posh address during the Regency. In fact, there were only a few ramshackle sheds in the fields, some used for bull-baiting or cock-fighting. Large sections of the fields were unhealthy as they were heavily saturated with brackish water.
When and how did this marshy wasteland become the address in London?
October. The month for scary things. A haunted house fits right in. Today, Angelyn Schmid tells us about some frightening and unexplained things which occurred in the most haunted house in London, which was situated in prestigious Berkeley Square. A word of advice, don't read this story alone, or in the dark!
In her previous article, Jane Lark, author of the new release, Illicit Love, shared her insights into the history of the old trees which adorn the grounds of the Kingston Lacy estate, in Dorset. Today, Jane shares more information about the history of the trees on the estate, along with a selection of additional photographs.
Jane Lark, author of the recently-released romance novel, Illicit Love, also loves old trees. And is fascinated by the idea of who might have walked beneath those same trees, centuries ago. Today, in her first of a pair of articles on the old trees on the grounds of Kingston Lacy, a great country house in Dorset, England, she muses on who might have strolled the grounds and enjoyed the shade of those trees. The house was built in the seventeenth century, and many of the trees on the estate were planted at that time. Which means they would have been fully mature by the Regency, providing a lush canopy of leaves over those who rambled below.
On a recent trip to the British Isles, Susanna Ives, Regency romance author, had the good fortune to travel to Wales. While there, she took her landlord's recommendation to visit Llangollen, the home of a pair of quite eccentric ladies during the Regency. Today's article is the post she filed from Wales after her tour.
Today, in the follow-up post to her article on Royal Tunbridge Wells, Regency romance author, Michele Ann Young, aka Ann Lethbridge, shares her knowledge of Pantiles, a unique feature of that spa town. If you have never been to Royal Tunbridge Wells, you may be quite unaware of the existence of this historic item with multiple royal connections. Here is your chance to learn all about them.
Today's article is by Michele Ann Young, aka Ann Lethbridge, Regency romance author and one-time resident of the famous spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells. More recently, she spent some time there on a research trip and provides us with a series of questions and answers regarding the history of this charming town in western Kent. She also explains why the town should never be called "Royal" in any stories set there during the Regency.
And so, the answers to your questions about Tunbridge Wells …
Berry Bros. & Rudd – Historic Wine Merchants in London During the Regency By Regan Walker
Today you can find Berry Bros. & Rudd wine merchants at No. 3 St. James Street in London—just as you could during the Regency period from 1811 to 1820, though the name over the door then was "George Berry." This historic establishment has been in business since 1698 at the same location. The current owner, Simon Berry tells me the shop has changed little since it opened. Though the fireplace has been abandoned for central heating, and the cellar is now a place for elegant wine dinners, it still has the original oak plank floors, and it still honors its roots as a merchant selling provisions, exotic spices, tea and coffee—as well as wines from around the world.
Berry's was first established in 1698 by the Widow Bourne as a grocer's shop, the "Coffee Mill," and remained in the hands of the good widow until her daughter, Elizabeth, was successfully wooed by William Pickering. In 1731, Sir Thomas Hanmer, Speaker of the House of Commons, leased the shop to Pickering to be rebuilt along with the houses in the court behind, now known as Pickering Place.
In 1734, William Pickering died and his widow Elizabeth took over the running of the business until 1737, when she handed over both the grocery and the "arms painting and heraldic furnishing" side of the business to her sons William and John. John Pickering died in 1754. With no suitable heir, his brother William took as his partner John Clarke who was distantly related.
By 1765, at the sign of the "Coffee Mill," (which still hangs from the storefront but cannot be clearly seen in the picture as it's at a right angle), Berry's not only supplied the fashionable "Coffee Houses" (later to become Clubs such as Boodles and Whites), but also began weighing customers on giant coffee scales. Records of customers' weights, including those of the Royal Dukes, Lord Byron, former Prime Minister William Pitt and the Aga Khan, span three centuries and are still added to, to this day.
Berry's first supplied wine to the British Royal Family during King George III's reign, and today holds two Royal Warrants for H.M. The Queen and H.R.H. The Prince of Wales.
John Clarke died in 1788, and while he had no son, his daughter, Mary had married John Berry, a wine merchant in Exeter. Their son, George, although only one year old, had already been designated by his grandfather as heir to the Coffee Mill. Before he died, John Clarke found as a suitable "caretaker" to manage affairs, the Browne's of Westerham, a rich and prospering family of lawyers and yeomen into which John Berry's sister had married, and they agreed to look after the business until George was old enough to take over.
George was only sixteen in 1803 when he made the two-day journey from Exeter. For seven years he must have played the part of apprentice, for it was not until he was 23, in 1810 that his name was stretched across the double-fronted fascia of No. 3 St James's Street. And this is how it looked in Regency England.
In 1815, St James's Street was a very masculine domain (Georgette Heyer describes her heroine in The Grand Sophy as risking her reputation just by driving her phaeton down St James's Street); however, the Dighton etching of the shop front, which dates from that same year, shows women amongst the male passers-by, and they do not seem to be causing too much scandal. They are either walking with a male companion or as a pair, so perhaps some form of protection was still the norm.
The paving of Westminster's streets began in the mid 18th century, but wasn't completed until the mid 19th. Still, the main roads, such as St James's Street, would have been paved by 1815 as suggested in the etching.
In 1838 the Chartist riots raged through provincial England and spread panic in London. Accompanied by his friend Prince Louis Napoleon, George Berry was sworn in as a special constable. Prince Louis Napoleon, who as Napoleon III founded the Deuxième Empire in 1851, had a close association with Berry's. During his two-year stay in London he used the cellars for sundry secret meetings with Sherer the (reputed) editor of the "Standard."
My new Regency Christmas story, The Holly & The Thistle, begins in Berry's wine shop where the heroine, a young English widow ("the holly") and the hero, a Scot ("the thistle") meet just before Christmastide, each believing the other is someone else. It will put you in the mood for Christmas, I promise!
Regan Walker
Traveling to the UK – What to Know Before You Go by Jo Ann Ferguson
Traveling to the UK – What to Know Before You Go
by Jo Ann Ferguson
It's that time of year to think about a vacation/research trip to the UK.
Okay, any time of year is good, but many trips to the UK are in the late spring, summer, or early fall.
2012 is a very exciting year for the UK. With the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the Summer Olympics, make sure you're up to date on what is happening where. My husband and I are heading to the northeast this spring, and we are keeping an eye on where the Olympic torch will be traveling. We hope to see it, but we also want to be aware of possible traffic restrictions. For information on events occurring in conjunction with the Jubilee, check sites such as http://www.2012queensdiamondjubilee.com/ or http://www.thediamondjubilee.org/
Information on the Olympic events as well as route of the Olympic torch can be found at:
http://www.london2012.com/ or http://www.london2012.com/olympic-torch-relay-map
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Horse racing can be an exciting aspect of a Regency romance novel. In today's article, Cheryl Bolen gives us a brief overview of the origins of the sport and some historical details about some of the most prominent racing venues in England.
Regency Florida by Darlene Marshall
In 1812 a plucky band of men of diverse races, nationalities and backgrounds came together to defend their homes from foreign invaders intent on seizing their land and destroying their way of life.
Top Ten Places to See the Sea in the UK by Jo Ann Ferguson
The sea has had such an impact on British history. It has protected the country so well that the saying goes that the last successful invasion of England was in 1066 (though there have been a lot of unsuccessful ones, which explains the many castles and fortified sites along the shore). The sea currents affect the weather, so you have palm trees in Cornwall and even in northern Scotland. It inspired the formation of a navy that created a worldwide empire and a maritime fleet that made London a center of industry and shipping and finance.
And it helped create a tourist industry that still thrives today. What would 19th century bank holidays have been without a trip to Blackpool for the lower classes and to Brighton for the upper?
The UK Telegraph's Travel section gives this wonderful suggestion for a Regency walk through parts of London.
Regency London: Let a romantic novelist be your guide – Sue Attwood goes in search of Regency London and finds much of it still just as described in Georgette Heyer's historical novels.
Following on from our last exploration of the what every historian 'Must See' when in New York City for the Romance Writers of America conference, we take another peek at the Frick Collection. Turkish Taste at the Court of Marie-Antoinette will be exhibited from June 8, 2011, through September 11, 2011.
Turquerie, a term that came into use in the early nineteenth century, referred to essentially anything produced in the West that evoked or imitated Turkish culture.
It was during the late eighteenth century at the court of Marie-Antoinette that the Turkish style reached new heights, inspiring some of the period's most original creations, namely boudoirs or cabinets decorated entirely in the Turkish manner.
Or for those interested in earlier periods of history, In a New Light: Bellini's St. Francis in the Desert is displayed through August 28, 2011.
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- The Frick Collection New York City (thebeaumondeworld.wordpress.com)
Staying in Mayfair, the area of London featured in yesterday's post, one of our tireless Beau Monde workers, Elaine Golden, talks about Shopping in Regency London.
The modern day shopping mall has its origins in Regency London. In a time when all clothing and accessories were custom made by hand, proprietors set up shops close to their customers –which for the Beau Monde of Regency London, meant as close to Mayfair as possible.
As the trendy new Mayfair neighborhood was developed in the 18th century, the eastern border became the location for the choicest of shops –and the legend of Bond Street as a shopping mecca was born. It quickly became not only a popular place to shop, but also a place to stroll –to see and be seen about town.
However, as popular as Bond Street and its shops were, it wasn't without its downsides. It wasn't uncommon for the street to become so packed with pedestrians, that people were forced to walk in the street, as depicted by this c1796 caricature "High-Change in Bond Street –or—the Politesse of du Grande Monde". So much for high manners, if the local papers scorned the lack of courtesy, where women were forced to walk in the streets!
Then, there's the weather. In a place known for rain, fog and cold winters, it wasn't always prudent or convenient to go to Bond Street, or at least to linger there. Between the wet and the mud, I'm sure many a retail sale was lost because shoppers just couldn't browse without getting wet and cold.
So, when Lord George Cavendish, fed up with people dumping oyster shells in a passage bordering his town home, decided to put the area to good use and commissioned the Burlington Arcade, it was an immediate success when it opened in 1819, situated as it was on the corner of Bond and Piccadilly.
The first stroke of genius in the design was to cover the entire pedestrian boulevard with a glazed roof to protect customers as they visited the shops there. It also spoke to the Regency sense of uniformity of design and housed 2 rows of neat shops –a total of 72 enclosed shops of milliners, shoemakers, jewelers –just about anything the Regency shopper could imagine in a single, convenient location. Beadles, originally staffed from Cavendish's old regiment of Hussars, were stationed at the Arcade to watch over the customers and to keep vagrants and thieves at bay.
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Youths from all over the Tri-state gathered in Fountain Square Friday to audition for the chance to sing the National Anthem at a major sporting event in Cincinnati.
Sixty kids auditioned at the annual Western & Southern Open Casting Call, in the hopes of singing the National Anthem at the Western & Southern Open August 10th-18th.
The event, presented by Skyline Chili featured kids ranging in age from 7-17 who sang a variety of songs, not just the National Anthem.
The winner hasn't been announced yet, but they will be announced next week.
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