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More then 50 years IMHO
.... or as long the fridge is working [smiley=wink.gif]
Thread: Perfume Storage
Awright, after hearing that awful news about the discontinuation of Zino, I'm seriously considering buying a few EdTs and keeping them in their boxes in the fridge. *So I'd like some guesstimates from some of you cats with experience/knowledge in this area -- how long will they last in that environment? *Five years? *Ten? *Twenty? *Forever?
What do you all think?
More then 50 years IMHO
.... or as long the fridge is working [smiley=wink.gif]
Does this fridge thing work? I must confess, I'm reluctant to put an expensive bottle of scent in my fridge. We all know what happens to food that's left uncovered in a fridge - it'll be bone-dry in a week or so.
Given that alcohol evaporates faster than water - has anyone found that (even for "sealed" spray bottles) there is more evaporation from bottles stored in the fridge than from those stored at room temperature?
During the summer months I store all my bottles in a room where the air conditioner is set to about 24 C 24/7.
Obviously there is only one solution to keep fragrances intact: place them in an underground lair, and encase the fragrance in an obsidian sarcophagus imprinted with a Templar seal.
Additionally, the fragrance will be guarded with a three headed dog, if a Hydra is unavailable. That or a killer rabbit.
The fragrance should survive as long as your lieges do not betray the sanctity of your House. [smiley=cheesy.gif]
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If the bottle is tight, there's no chance the juice can go away, but you will spot drops inside when taking the bottle out of the fridge. That's just juice and it will drown. Outside there will be drops as well, but here it's water.
It's like taking a bottle of Coke out of the fridge. Water drops outside and drops of coke inside. This doesn't mean the Coke gets more watery or less.
Can someone please give me a rough estimate over long a scent lasts when NOT refrigerated?
I dont have the luxury of refrigerating my scents. My family already thinks theres something wrong with me just because I own multiple scents. To reduce them further negatively commenting on my new hobby I keep all my scents stashed away in my room. If I was to store them in the fridge they would think Im being obsessive and over the top so refrigerating is not a reality for me at this stage.
I'll go along with dr creed's suggestion, however I couldn't stop laughing with regards to your parents fears!Originally Posted by MannyMoo
Let your nose be your pilot
Originally Posted by MannyMoo
You can store every single bottle in the fridge, lock it and say there's just sausage and cheese in there. [smiley=grin.gif]
Works perfect. If you get asked where's all your perfume gone you just reply "What perfume" ?? [smiley=grin.gif]
Originally Posted by dr.creed
You can store every single bottle in the fridge, lock it and say there's just sausage and cheese in there. [smiley=grin.gif]
Works perfect. If you get asked where's all your perfume gone you just reply "What perfume" ?? [smiley=grin.gif][/quote]
lol, Its the family fridge, I guess I could buy a safe or somthing to put my fragrances in, then I could lock it up and store it at the bottom of the fridge. When my parents ask whats in it I just wont tell them :P
I guess I'll have to invest in a fridge for my room :/
I personally would not store them in the fridge. Not only would I worry about them acquiring other smells from the fridge's contents, but I would also be concerned about the chemistry of the juice. There are some compounds that can fall out of solution at colder temperatures and won't go back in very easily. Also, there is no doubt in my mind that these companies do shelf life experiments at ambient to warmer temperatures to make sure there is no big issue with longevity.
The *big* enemy to our precious juices is light. As long as you keep them in a dark place, they should last a long time.
Just my $.02
"Obviously there is only one solution to keep fragrances intact: place them in an underground lair, and encase the fragrance in an obsidian sarcophagus imprinted with a Templar seal.
Additionally, the fragrance will be guarded with a three headed dog, if a Hydra is unavailable. That or a killer rabbit"
I think I saw imitation obsidian sarcophagi in blister packs at my Dollar General the other day.
There was also a special on baby three headed shitzus at my local pet store.
Yes! My fragrance storage problems are OVER!! [smiley=cheesy.gif]
Hmmm... i couldn't say as none of my fragrances have gone bad yet and the longest they've been in there is up to 3 years now.
Dammit, people -- enough smart remarks! I'm in a situation here! They're discontinuing Zino!!!
Okay, I'm a smartass enough on BNotes I guess I deserve all the hoohah. But I am seriously asking the question. Seems like so far we've got two votes for fridges are good, and one vote for they're not good. Anyone else have an opinion?
And I'm sure one bottle would last long enough okay at room temp, but I'm looking at getting enough to last the rest of my days -- 50 years, as Dr. Creed says. I suppose since I'm always going to have 20 bottles + of various fragrances at all times (or perhaps much more than that!), I guess I don't need like fifty bottles of Zino -- I figure six'll probably be all I'll be able to use up. Or what do you think? How many should I get?
Zino is a pretty strong juice, you don't need 50 bottles. I think even 6 bottles are way too much, but you need to know yourself.
I agree completely. Ever been told by a SA "Hang on....I'll have to get THAT one out of the fridge" -- I don't think so.Originally Posted by Octothorpe
I have a few precious bottles that I have vacuum-packed in seal-a-meal bags, replaced in the original boxs, & stored at room temperature. I fully expect these to last as long as I do (i'm 30ish).
Originally Posted by dr.creed
You can store every single bottle in the fridge, lock it and say there's just sausage and cheese in there. *[smiley=grin.gif]
Works perfect. If you get asked where's all your perfume gone you just reply "What perfume" ?? *[smiley=grin.gif][/quote]
What's really strange is the fact that they're probably going to think really negative thoughts if they see all these bottles in the fridge---but if your name was Jeffrey Dahmer; there were 20 missing persons in your neighborhood; your fridge smelled a little "off kilter" and was stuffed full of "produce", nobody would bat an eye. *Or a leg for that matter.
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I would store edt like a fine wine or liquor. Just cool and dark. Away from moisture, and strong odorants. I'd say a lockable cabinet, in the coolest room in the house. Store sealed in box, shrinkwrapped until you intend to use it. Do not disturb.
I think refrigeration poses more complications and hazards than hypothetical benefit. Something akin to a wine cellar or one of those specialized wine refrigerators with controlled temperature and humidity (so you cold hold them at a stable 65 degrees F) might be the extreme cost is no-object solution.
I agree completely. Ever been told by a SA "Hang on....I'll have to get THAT one out of the fridge" -- I don't think so.Originally Posted by MadScientist
I have a few precious bottles that I have vacuum-packed in seal-a-meal bags, replaced in the original boxs, & stored at room temperature. I fully expect these to last as long as I do (i'm 30ish).
Actually, the Frederic Malle boutiques use coolers! Michael Edwards, the fragrance guru/specialist, uses a series of refrigerators to store his many thousands of scents. He stores them upside down ,(I would think to keep the seals lubricated..???).
I think keeping the scents cool and dry, at a steady state temp. is the key.
I have had many a scent go off stored in a cool dry place in their boxes but I have yet to have one go bad with refrigerator storage. I use a dedicated, small fridge kept in the bedroom, set at it's highest temp. It looks too cool all full of bottles. I was going to go for a wine cooler but every one I saw had a clear front door and light is the enemy too so I went with the gloss black and silver fridge. Our bedroom does get quite hot even with the central a/c because it doesn't make it to the upper floor too well so I really needed a cooler option for my bottles.
Eric thefreakinlunatic......
I agree completely. Ever been told by a SA "Hang on....I'll have to get THAT one out of the fridge" -- I don't think so.Originally Posted by MadScientist
I have a few precious bottles that I have vacuum-packed in seal-a-meal bags, replaced in the original boxs, & stored at room temperature. I fully expect these to last as long as I do (i'm 30ish).
Actually, i have been told that. It gets pretty hot in my country so the high end places store their fragrances in coolers, not freezers. They keep the temperature constant and cool. I think keeping a constant temp is the key.
I would certainly see no harm in keeping them at a cooler temperature, say 50-55F. I'd just be concerned about typical temperatures of household referigerators (~35F).
Slightly higher and more constant temps can be achieved rather cheaply by picking up an electronic temperature controller which overrides the thermostat of your fridge, and keeps it quite constant. I personally use the Ranco Electronic Temperature Controller when I homebrew certain beers (lagers), which require a constant temp of about 45F for part of the process. You can pick one of these gadgets up at any homebrew supplier for about $80 USD. You can set the device anywhere between -30F and 220F (you can hook it up to a heater as well) with a differential adjustment between 1F-30F (this tells the device how often it should kick on the compressor. I usually set mine to about 5F when lagering).
Anyway, I'd suggest this nifty little gadget to those of you going the fragrance-fridge route. [smiley=thumbup.gif]
The alcohol content will prevent freezing in a refrigerator. I've been keeping mine in there on the bottom shelf for years. The only fragrances that have ever changed have been ones that were stored in the room.
I can't justify a dedicated cooler for this for several reasons so I keep mine in three 6x9 plastic crates and try to keep my collection down to what fits. Very handy. I manage to get about fifty in there and have additional Creeds and MPGs in boxes on the next shelf up. The cold juice also feels more refreshing, especially in this hot weather.
Should I pass on suddenly I hope my spirit will hover in the area long enough to be able to see the reaction of whomever comes in to settle my things when they open that refrigerator door.
Don't worry, i'll be very careful! [smiley=evil.gif]Originally Posted by scenthound
In my country the temp goes up as high as 95F in the afternoon heatwave. I set my cooler to a chill 65F for anyone who's interested. Don't ask me how i come about to that magical number, i just follow what the high-end shops do and have been happy ever since.Originally Posted by Octothorpe
Octo--that sounds like a very cool gadget. Is it hard to install?
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I've put a little thermometer in my fridge right when I bought it. The temperature always is between 65F and 60F. It depends on the room temperature and how much there is inside. I'm very happy with this setting. I don't store food in there, just some Coke cans and bottles of water.
I don't think that changes of the temperature is bad for the juice, unless it's extreme, but from this setting to room temperature and back is no problem IMO, because it takes a relatively long time till the juice is at room temperature.
I just wanted to come back here and thank all of you guys for your responses. I appreciate the advice! I think I'm going to go grab a mini fridge!
Thanks again, brothers.
I bought the fridge used with the temp controller already attached. It looks pretty simple, and I'm assuming it comes with directions telling which wires to connect to the thermostat, etc.Originally Posted by Scentsei
We're really short on storage space in our home and our lower dressers/tables/counter tops must stay currently bare as we have an active toddler who touches everything in reach. He recently sprayed himself with my mostly costly perfume, when we weren't looking. Smelled great for a day, but we got some weird looks at Mommy and Me.
Frankly, I'm running out of ideas for where to keep my fragrances (within easy access), and could use some suggestions. Not a huge collection - maybe 25 - 30 bottles, but am considering some type of wall cabinet for our bedroom. Can anyone suggest anything appropriate and attractive, or do you have any other ideas? I'd really appreciate any help.
Herb Lady
What about a small, say 4 cubic feet, refrigerator. Most of them are whisper quite and quite cheap these days. You could keep it in the bathroom, the bedroom, or even the walk in closet, and the top of it can be used to provide more "placement" or decorative space. The added advantage would be guaranteed longevity of your fragrances protected as they are from light and heat.
Scentemental, I love the idea (and thank you for the suggestion), but as I'm still trying to convince my husband that we seriously need a second refrigerator/freezer for entertaining (and the added electrical costs), I know that a fragrance fridge would just about send him over the edge. We'd also have to keep it in our basement, as the living areas of our home are too small, so I wouldn't have the ready access I'd like. But I'm saving the idea for when we finally find our next, larger house!Originally Posted by scentemental
Thanks again,
Herb Lady
P.S. Actually, now that I think about it - he's been talking about a small wine fridge (he makes wine) for the house.....maybe we could do a wine/fragrance combo thing.....hmmmmm.
How about something like this? Might be a little smaller but maybe you can get 15-20 in here.
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the smell of the frags will affect your wineOriginally Posted by Herb_Lady
im gonna go buy a small fridg actually next week, whats the best temperature to store frags?Originally Posted by scentemental
here again, the solution is: NITROGEN-BLANKET!!!Originally Posted by Coleman
si doux, tout musc...
That is terrible! Where did you read this? Zino was the first fragrance I actually fiended for in high school. It was the first scent that I purchaced because I really wanted it and not because I thought it would be popular. I can remember receiving a scent strip in Sunday newspaper advertisement for what was at the time Hudsons. I just couldn't wait until the next weekend to spend my hard saved allowance money on Zino!
Originally Posted by Coleman
Wow - mentall, I think that's the most space-age fridge I've ever seen!Originally Posted by mentallo
[QUOTE=czesc]the smell of the frags will affect your wine[/QUOT
Seriously? Even if the wine is corked and the fragrances properly sealed?
How do you store your fragrances to make sure that they´ll last for as long as possible?
I keep my colognes in a cabinet in the basement away from light. It seems that a lot of basenoters keep their frags in original boxes in cool drawers or storage spaces. Essentially, if you keep heat and light away from your prized scents, they should last a long time. (some basenoters even have mini fridges for their frags, but I havn't gone that far...yet)
I got these from Ikea! there perfect!
This is great, but won't work for me. Part of my enjoyment comes from looking at the beautiful displays. I may make many of them, however, what is prettier than looking over at all these works of art and much work has been put into these bottles. They look to me like well placed works of artistic and most precious jewels. So my sense of sight is nourished as well as my sense of smell. They may not last as long so I buy fewer of them.
I'm kinda with you, TDDanae. To me a significant part of the pleasure is the beautiful bottle. I'm thinking that I might focus on miniatures, so I'll use it up quicker and enjoy the best of both worlds. The miniatures are rarely as nice, though...
For those of you who live in hot, humid climates, is it better to keep the fragrances in the fridge or is it enough just to keep them away from sunlight?
Quarry's post of her beautiful frag cabinet reminded me of something I often wonder, and thought I'd start a separate thread to ask: do you store your fragrances where they're exposed to light, or no? Sunlight or artificial - does it matter? Do you worry about light exposure or not? And finally, has anyone read anything definitive about the effect of light on fragrances? I can't find much at all. Thanks in advance!
the only perfume house that doesn 't fear light is Caron
I 've asked tips to Salons Shiseido and F. Malle in Paris both advised me to keep fragrances in bedroom drawers or any cool dry places away from light and extreme temperatures.
Salons Palais Royal Shiseido doesn 't believe in the fridge storage for summer but editions Malle do.
Consequently all my perfumes are in drawers mixed up with lingerie, Tees etc lol, I think it 's the best thing to do, my oldest bottle is Santal de Mysore by Serge Lutens in pink label pre-2000 and it has not turned!
Thank you for the info! I've been afraid of buying more juice than I can use before it turns, so I'm encouraged that your SdM is still good... hm, I think that means I can buy at least 7 years' worth of perfumeOriginally Posted by Bois et Musc
In true Aussie style mine are stored in an esky in my wardrobe.
Pardon me, but what's an 'esky'?Originally Posted by Sue
I second that question, to anybody from Australia, what's an esky? Is it a little desk? Is it an eskimo cooler? These are my only guesses......?
Sorry ladies no idea what an 'esky'is... but I keep all my frags out of direct light - in fact I prefer to keep them in a semi-darkeness... and mostly an even temperature that's cool.
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Thanks Goddess for sharing that because you have so many fragrances. I don't have nearly as many, but I worry about them going bad and I don't want to put them in a refridgerator. So just keep them cool and dark.
Originally Posted by Silvergirl
Excuse me, but since it seems Sue is not answering, I took the liberty to look it up.
It must be this: http://www.nylex.com.au/esky/history.htm
And humble apologies to Sue for hijacking a question
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Thank you! Yes, that must be it--and a fine idea it is.
Where would we be without our mothering librarian to answer all our questions - not only about frags but "stuff"!!! Many thanx to the benevolent dragon for this info - and to Sue for the idea!Originally Posted by Riannon
"Esky" = "Eskimo", the popular cooler here in the USA?? (Only problem, you can't enjoy the beautiful bottles - appreciation of bottles is something else I picked up from Riannon!)
"The world is ruled by letting things take their course. It cannot be ruled by interfering." Lao Tze
Ah, ok, thanks Riannon! I guess that would certainly work, but somehow the idea doesn't appeal to me... oh well, I'll keep searching for my ideal storage method. For now my pretty boxes with their pretty bottles will stay in their little gathering on my desk.
No light. No light at all.
Mine are lined up beautifully in the dark, in a drawer known as the Perfume Shrine. (See the photo on my profile.)
When my bottles are empty, I want to pry sprayers off, fill them with colored water, put them on a vanity, and ENJOY LOOKING AT THEM for once.
How true!!! I know it's for the better that we're keeping them in the dark, but still, it would be great if we could actually have a look at our little miracles 24/7. I'm definitely doing that when they run empty!Originally Posted by purplebird7
"Perfume is the dream that carries me."
There is always the sky to look at
An esky looks like a great idea and I do have some, but maybe I'm not so smart. I like to look at my perfumes. The bottles are so pretty. Not being able to see them would take some of the enjoyment away for me, but then I don't keep hundreds of fragrances.
my fragrances sit on top of my set of drawers in the corner that gets no sunlight...when the time comes that I have too many to fit in that corner, then I'll have to find something new to do!! maybe stick them in my drawers..dunno..i'll figure that out when the time comes
oh, and yes, you are correct Riannon. An esky is a portable cooler. Did you know us Aussie invented portable coolers?? How cool is that?? (pardon the pun!)


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In February 2012, "Black Sands Remixed" was released, featuring tracks from the original album remixed by noted electronic producers such as Lapalux, Mark Pritchard, Machinedrum and more. Bonobo's latest releases since then have been the 2013 album, "Cirrus," given a worldwide debut on Peterson's BBC program, and in April 2014 he'll have 2x10" vinyl releases made available on Record Store Day (April 19). The first will be released by Late Night Tales, while the second is Bonobo's remix of London Grammar's "Hey Now" on Ministry of Sound.
Bonobo Announces Fall Tour
British producer and DJ Bonobo has just put together some plans for a fall tour. He'll kick off his shows in Madison, WI on September 18, and then stop at the Sugar Nightclub in Victoria, BC; in Detroit, MI; Quebec City, QC; New York, NY; Saugerties, NY; Toronto, ON; Boston, MA; Nashville, TN; Atlanta, GA;…Read more
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Bonobo Tour Dates 2015
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Bonobo Tour Dates 2014
date city state venue 11/28/2014 London Lnd Alexandra Palace 11/21/2014 Manchester Man Victoria Warehouse 11/18/2014 Paris Ville De Paris Les Folies Bergere 11/16/2014 Utrecht TivoliVredenburg 10/26/2014 San Diego CA House of Blues San Diego 10/24/2014 San Francisco CA The Regency Ballroom 10/23/2014 San Francisco CA 1015 Folsom 10/22/2014 Portland OR Branx 10/21/2014 Seattle WA Neumos 10/20/2014 Vancouver BC Celebrities Nightclub 10/18/2014 Salt Lake City UT Urban Lounge 10/17/2014 Denver CO Ogden Theatre 10/16/2014 Boulder CO Fox Theatre 10/15/2014 Aspen CO Belly Up Aspen 10/11/2014 Dallas TX House of Blues Dallas 10/10/2014 Austin TX Mohawk 10/09/2014 Houston TX House of Blues - Houston 10/07/2014 New Orleans LA Republic New Orleans 10/05/2014 Tampa FL The Ritz Ybor 10/04/2014 Miami FL Grand Central 10/03/2014 Orlando FL Plaza Theatre 10/02/2014 Athens GA Georgia Theatre 09/30/2014 Atlanta GA Terminal West 09/28/2014 Nashville TN Marathon Music Works 09/27/2014 Asheville NC The Orange Peel 09/26/2014 Washington DC 9:30 Club 09/24/2014 Northampton MA Pearl Street Nightclub 09/23/2014 Boston MA Paradise Rock Club 09/20/2014 Toronto ON Wrongbar 09/19/2014 Chicago IL Metro 09/18/2014 Madison WI Majestic Theatre 09/03/2014 Toulouse Mid Le Bikini 08/15/2014 Basel BS Kaserne Basel 08/13/2014 Bratislava Aegon Arena NTC 08/12/2014 Copenhagen Danish Capital Regio Vega House Of Music 08/10/2014 Cannes Pantiero Festival 08/02/2014 Santa Catarina Warung Beach Club 08/01/2014 Sao Paulo Daniel Bortz @ Dedge 07/21/2014 Munchen Tollwood 07/13/2014 New York NY Central Park 07/12/2014 New York NY Central Park Summerstage 07/10/2014 Cleveland OH House Of Blues Cleveland 07/09/2014 Milwaukee WI Turner Hall Ballroom 07/08/2014 Minneapolis MN First Avenue 07/06/2014 Montreal QC Metropolis 07/05/2014 Quebec QC Plains Of Abraham 06/25/2014 Rome Spring Attitude Festival 06/18/2014 Athens Fuzz Club 06/08/2014 Amsterdam Roots Open Air 05/24/2014 Edmonton AB The Starlite Room 05/23/2014 Calgary AB The Republik 05/22/2014 Nelson BC Spirit Bar 05/21/2014 Victoria BC Sugar Nightclub 05/15/2014 Gulf Shores AL The Hangout 04/19/2014 Seattle WA Neumos 04/18/2014 Indio CA Empire Polo Field 04/17/2014 Ventura CA Ventura Theatre 04/16/2014 Solana Beach CA Belly Up Tavern 04/15/2014 Pomona CA The Glass House 04/14/2014 Santa Cruz CA The Catalyst 04/11/2014 Indio CA Empire Polo Field 04/10/2014 Las Vegas NV Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas 04/03/2014 New York NY Stage 48 03/28/2014 Prague Archa Theatre 03/14/2014 Stuttgart Baden-wurttemberg Longhorn Sonntag 03/12/2014 Wiesbaden HE Schlachthof 03/09/2014 Brussels Cirque Royal 03/08/2014 Paris Ile Casino de Paris 03/04/2014 Oxford Oxf O2 Academy Oxford 03/03/2014 Brighton Bnh Brighton Dome 03/01/2014 Bristol Bst Colston Hall 02/27/2014 Birmingham War The Institute 01/06/2014 Sydney Nsw Sydney Opera House
Bonobo Tour Dates 2013
date city state venue 12/21/2013 Honolulu HI Thirtyninehotel 11/20/2013 Amsterdam Nhl Paradiso 11/17/2013 Asheville NC The Orange Peel 11/14/2013 Miami FL Grand Central 11/12/2013 New Orleans LA The Civic Theatre 11/11/2013 Baton Rouge LA Varsity Theatre 11/08/2013 Austin TX Auditorium Shores 11/08/2013 Houston TX Fitzgerald's 11/07/2013 Dallas TX House of Blues Dallas 11/03/2013 Aspen CO Belly Up Aspen 11/02/2013 Fort Collins CO Aggie Theatre 11/01/2013 Denver CO Fillmore Auditorium 10/31/2013 Salt Lake City UT The Complex 10/29/2013 San Diego CA House of Blues San Diego 10/28/2013 Los Angeles CA The Wiltern 10/26/2013 San Francisco CA The Warfield 10/25/2013 Portland OR Roseland Theater 10/24/2013 Seattle WA The Showbox 10/22/2013 Vancouver BC Commodore Ballroom 10/19/2013 Minneapolis MN Fine Line Music Cafe 10/18/2013 Chicago IL Riviera Theatre 10/16/2013 Toronto ON Sound Academy 10/15/2013 Montreal QC Metropolis 10/13/2013 Washington DC 9:30 Club 10/11/2013 Boston MA House of Blues Boston 10/10/2013 Philadelphia PA Union Transfer 10/05/2013 Cardiff Cardiff Great Hall Cardiff University Student Union 10/03/2013 Dublin D Olympia Theatre 10/02/2013 Liverpool Lan O2 Academy Liverpool 09/25/2013 Esch-sur-Alzette L Kulturfabrik 09/24/2013 Mannheim Baden-wurttemberg Alte Feuerwache 09/19/2013 Vienna 9 Sick Travellin' Tour @ Arena 08/24/2013 Costa Mesa CA Pacific Amphitheatre 08/03/2013 Montreal QC Parc Jean-Drapeau 08/02/2013 Montreal QC Parc Jean-Drapeau 08/01/2013 Pittsburgh PA The Rex Theater 07/26/2013 Santa Ana CA The Observatory 07/18/2013 Dour Wal La Plaine de La Machine a Feu 07/12/2013 Hamburg HH Mojo Club 07/05/2013 Amsterdam North Holland Cultuurpark Westergasfabriek 06/18/2013 Saint Petersburg COSMONAUT CLUB 06/09/2013 Cologne NW Live Music Hall 06/06/2013 Paris La Bellevilloise 05/30/2013 Utrecht UT Muziekcentrum Vredenburg 05/25/2013 Edinburgh Edh The Picture House 05/25/2013 Bristol Bst Castle Park 05/24/2013 Gateshead Edh Sage Gateshead 05/23/2013 Edinburgh Edh The Picture House 05/22/2013 Manchester Man The Ritz 05/21/2013 Sheffield South Yorkshire The Plug 05/20/2013 Nottingham Ntt Rock City 05/11/2013 New Orleans LA Tipitinas 05/10/2013 Dallas TX House of Blues Dallas 05/09/2013 Austin TX Emo's Austin 05/05/2013 Los Angeles CA El Rey Theatre 05/04/2013 Los Angeles CA Fonda Theatre 05/03/2013 San Francisco CA The Warfield 05/02/2013 Portland OR Crystal Ballroom 05/01/2013 Seattle WA The Showbox 04/30/2013 Vancouver BC Commodore Ballroom 04/27/2013 Salt Lake City UT Urban Lounge 04/26/2013 Denver CO Ogden Theatre 04/25/2013 Boulder CO Fox Theatre 04/24/2013 Lawrence KS Granada 04/21/2013 Madison WI Majestic Theatre 04/20/2013 Chicago IL House of Blues 04/19/2013 Pontiac MI Crofoot Ballroom 04/18/2013 Toronto ON The Danforth Music Hall 04/17/2013 Ottawa ON Babylon Nightclub 04/16/2013 Montreal QC Theatre Telus 04/14/2013 South Burlington VT Higher Ground 04/13/2013 Boston MA Paradise Rock Club 04/12/2013 New York NY Webster Hall 04/11/2013 Philadelphia PA Theatre of Living Arts 04/10/2013 Washington DC Black Cat 02/23/2013 Honolulu HI Thirtyninehotel 01/24/2013 Atlanta GA Terminal West 01/11/2013 Victoria BC Sugar Nightclub 01/10/2013 Sebastopol CA Hopmonk Tavern
Bonobo Tour Dates 2012
date city state venue 12/31/2012 Berlin Gretchen Club 12/28/2012 Budapest BU A38 11/17/2012 London Hmf KOKO 11/16/2012 Geneve MaD - Moulin a Danses 11/15/2012 Kiev Crystal Hall 11/10/2012 Charlotte NC Bojangles Coliseum 11/03/2012 Albany NY Times Union Center 11/03/2012 Albany NY Times Union Center 11/01/2012 New York NY Terminal 5 10/19/2012 Simi Valley CA Rise and Shine 09/29/2012 Seattle WA Broadway Performance Hall 09/26/2012 Seattle WA Neumos 09/21/2012 New York NY Queen Of Hearts (Boat) Pier #78 09/06/2012 Newport Iow Robin Hill Country Park 08/24/2012 Somerset WI Somerset Amphitheater 08/18/2012 Nashville TN Cannery Ballroom 08/17/2012 Chicago IL The Mid 08/16/2012 Washington DC U Street Music Hall 07/28/2012 San Francisco CA Mezzanine 07/27/2012 Los Angeles CA El Rey Theatre 07/26/2012 Vancouver BC Fortune Sound Club 07/13/2012 Louisville KY Louisville Waterfront Park 07/12/2012 Mariaville Lake NY Indian Lookout Country Club 02/23/2012 Denver CO Bluebird Theater 02/16/2012 Boston MA Paradise Rock Club
Bonobo Tour Dates 2011
date city state venue 12/02/2011 Chicago IL The Mid 10/01/2011 Denver CO Bluebird Theater 09/29/2011 Seattle WA Neumos 09/16/2011 New York NY ROCKS OFF Concert Cruise Series 04/28/2011 Bristol Bst O2 Academy Bristol 04/22/2011 Edinburgh Edh The Picture House
Bonobo Tour Dates 2010
date city state venue 12/01/2010 Vancouver BC Rickshaw Theatre 11/30/2010 Seattle WA The Showbox 11/29/2010 Portland OR Wonder Ballroom 11/27/2010 San Francisco CA Mezzanine 11/26/2010 Los Angeles CA The Fonda Theatre 11/24/2010 Denver CO Ogden Theatre 11/22/2010 Lawrence KS Granada 11/20/2010 Dallas TX Trees 11/18/2010 Austin TX Antone's 11/17/2010 New Orleans LA Republic New Orleans 11/11/2010 Atlanta GA Masquerade 11/08/2010 New York NY Webster Hall 11/07/2010 Boston MA Paradise Rock Club 11/05/2010 Toronto ON Phoenix Concert Theatre 07/07/2010 New York NY ROCKS OFF Concert Cruise Series 04/25/2010 Seattle WA The Showbox 04/24/2010 Portland OR Wonder Ballroom 04/22/2010 Los Angeles CA El Rey Theatre 04/05/2010 New York NY Bowery Ballroom


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Academic Product Management And Advisory Committee
Product Management
LexisNexis Academic is managed by the Academic & Library Solutions division of LexisNexis. Decisions about the design and content of LexisNexis Academic are made in consultation with the Advisory Committee, composed of librarians who represent diverse user communities. The committee meets quarterly with two in-person sessions at ALA Annual and ALA Midwinter.
LexisNexis Product Management Staff
Bill Madigan is the Senior Product Manager for LexisNexis Academic with a focus on content expansion and licensing. Bill has been with LexisNexis since 1994, working in a variety of editorial, marketing, and product management roles. He is originally from Newport, Rhode Island, and received a B.S. in Law Enforcement from George Mason University and a law degree from the Marshall-Wythe School of Law, the College of William and Mary.
Telephone: 800-446-3410, ext. 7522
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advisory Committee Members
The Content Advisory Committee meets with LexisNexis staff members quarterly to review and provide direction on content development. Once a year, during the American Library Association Annual Conference, the Committee reviews the Content Development Policy.
Harold Colson (Chairperson)
Head - Public Services International Relations & Pacific Studies Library
University of California—San Diego
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Ray Calvert
Coastal Georgia Community College
Raili Throndson (Member Ex Officio)
Group Services Manager
Sharon Clayton
Associate Librarian
Knox College Library
Richard Gause
University of Central Florida
Mary Gilles
Librarian for College of Business;
Law; School of Economic Sciences;
and Apparel, Merchandising, Design & Textiles
Washington State University Libraries
LaRoi Lawton
Assistant Professor - Library & Learning Resources Department
Bronx Community College/CUNY
Meghan Sitar
Instruction and Outreach Librarian
University of Texas at Austin
Karen Wilhoit
Associate University Librarian for Collections
Wright State University
Peng Xu
Research Librarian for Business and Economics
Columbia University
Lynda Irons
Research and Instructional Services Librarian
Pacific University
Maggie Saponaro
Librarian for Journalism and Hearing Speech Sciences
University of Maryland
Norman Buchwald
Information Literacy and Technology Librarian
Chabot Community College
Advisory Committee Charge
Created 9/17/1999. Revised September 28, 2011
- The committee shall systematically elicit subscriber community feedback on subject areas that should be developed within LexisNexis Academic.
- The committee shall advise LexisNexis on those content areas in which LexisNexis Academic should be strengthened and suggest representative titles for such areas.
- The committee shall review new LexisNexis content acquisitions that may be included in LexisNexis Academic and recommend inclusion or exclusion based on academic needs.
- The committee shall review and advise LexisNexis on issues related to enhancing the value of LexisNexis Academic to subscribing institutions. Such issues may include product functionality, user experience, compliance with standards and accepted practices, and integration with other library technologies.
- The committee shall keep the International Coalition of Library Consortia (ICOLC) membership informed of LexisNexis Academic content issues.
- The committee shall provide and demonstrate a constructive cooperative working relationship between librarians and information providers.
- The committee consists of no few than ten and no more than twelve librarians from subscribing libraries.
- The ICOLC may name up to eight librarians and LexisNexis up to four librarians to the committee. An effort should be made to name librarians with subject expertise in the key areas covered by LexisNexis Academic, as well as individuals knowledgeable about electronic resources. The membership should include representatives from university, college, and community college libraries across the country.
- LexisNexis representation shall include one representative from Marketing/Sales, Product Development, and LexisNexis Acquisitions.
- The committee shall be co-chaired by a librarian and a LexisNexis staff member.
Meeting Schedule
- The committee shall meet regularly at least twice a year during ALA meetings. LexisNexis shall organize and arrange for these meetings.
- The committee shall meet virtually at least two additional times a year to conduct its business.
Collection Development Policy
The LexisNexis Academic (LNA) Collection Development Policy (CDP) is a planning document produced by LexisNexis in conjunction with the LNA Content Advisory Committee which consists of librarians and LexisNexis staff members. The CDP establishes guidelines for the acquisition and integration of new content into the LNA collection within business dictated financial restrictions1 and to identify and communicate the long- and short-term collection goals and policies of LexisNexis Academic
Mission Statement
LexisNexis Academic is committed to supporting the evolving research needs of libraries and their users with our collection of highly current, accurate, and in-depth news, business, and legal information coverage via our Web-based tool. LNA is dedicated to maintaining and improving upon its database by providing a well-balanced catalog of current and archived sources, available in full-text whenever possible. LNA maintains a commitment to producing the finest electronic information access tool possible, and, therefore, is committed to improving the quality and quantity of this collection continually, with a focus on those content areas that users have come to expect from LexisNexis, particularly current events, news, business, and legal information.
The LNA mission supports the overall corporate LexisNexis mission, which is to be the preferred provider of decision support information and services to professionals in legal, business and government markets. LexisNexis is committed to providing value-added information that is relevant, timely, customized, and consistent.
Product Overview and History
LexisNexis Academic & Library Solutions' markets include academic (higher education and secondary school), public, special, and state libraries, offering new general reference information services tailored to the needs of these libraries. In 1998, LexisNexis Academic & Library Solutions released LexisNexis Academic (then Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe), a Web-based service providing access to comprehensive news, business, and legal information, as part of their "Universe" suite of on-line products available exclusively to the academic market.
This flagship service provides full-text documents from approximately 10,000 news, business, legal, medical, and reference publications2 with a variety of flexible search options.
- Establish the link between the core mission of LNA and the selection of content.
- Establish core priorities in collection development for LNA as a framework for shaping a collection of materials that best supports the research needs of our customers.
- Provide guidelines (both general and content specific) on the selection of materials based on subject, publication types, focus, depth, availability and rights, language, and date of coverage.
- Identify goals for future development of collection.
- Codify the selection process to encourage quicker, more consistent decision-making.
- Identify strengths and weaknesses of the collection.
- Communicate with users and LN staff about the current status and future goals of the LNA collection. Communicate LNA collection development objectives and procedures to LN staff and librarians.
Long-term Goals
- Maintain a balanced and stable core collection that is integral to the academic market. To this end, LNA must maintain a balance between:
- Serial titles vs. monographic titles (but with a focus on serial titles).
- Highly current vs. historical archived titles.
- Broad as well as highly specialized subject matter.
- Availability issues (while full-text is the preference, LNA will make every effort to make titles available as selected text and abstract titles when not available in full-text due to licensing issues) when valuable titles are needed to supplement the collection.
- Respond to customer requests using collection development policy as guiding tool.
- Respond to technology changes while maintaining long-term content goals.
Short-term Goals
- Identify content weaknesses of current collection.
- Identify depth of access issues (rolling archives, etc.) of concern.
- Respond to identified issues in timely manner.
Title Selection
Methods for Targeting New Titles
- Title requests of librarians, sales force, etc.
- Subject areas, industries, specific titles, or other content types not currently covered, or not covered in depth, in LNA collection. In particular, content currently covered at minimal or basic level identified as areas to upgrade to study or research level within LNA.
- Periodic surveys of librarians, listserv members, or the LNA content committee.
Criteria For Selection: Titles That Are Part Of Content Roll-Outs3
In determining inclusion in LexisNexis Academic, the company will examine the following criteria and will base inclusion into LN Academic on:
- Relevance to the actual or potential needs of the user. Specifically, whether the source relates to the following content areas and/or meets the following criteria:
- Legal sources.
- Industry sources, especially if title provides current information about a particular industry or technology.
- General business sources, especially if title serves a foreign or global market.
- General news sources, especially if newspaper serves a relevant market. [e.g. major papers, papers serving major market areas, and regional papers. Local papers should be added based on apparent relevancy of content or if at the request of a library].
- Special interest sources, especially if title provides information on specific topics or current issues of interest to researchers that augments coverage of similar topics in general newspapers or industry sources or has a unique point of view that would be of interest to LNA user. [i.e. ethnic papers, policy papers].
- Scope and content
- Sources presenting data of research value and having global, national, regional, or statewide breadth of coverage for sources presenting data on the identified, relevant topical areas.
- Sources presenting data that, while in some respects may be limited in scope, geographically or otherwise, are best or most authoritative resources found for the subject or that present a unique analysis or viewpoint.
- Depth of the existing collection in the subject, specifically:
- Current level of coverage of similar titles in LNA (out-of-scope, and minimal, basic, study, and research level).
- Whether the source relates to content priorities established by LexisNexis Academic in conjunction with the LNA Content Advisory Committee.
- Whether the source complements the current collection (e.g. the addition of a state law review when we cover law reviews from most other states); conversely, whether the title duplicates similar, existing sources (e.g. 2 newspapers from same small city).
- Quality of source. Because of the diverse nature of the sources within LexisNexis Academic, multiple indicators of source quality will be considered to arrive at sound, overall judgments for each. To be selected for inclusion, a resource normally will be expected to satisfy one or more of the following criteria, which have been provided by the LexisNexis Content Advisory Committee. The Committee also provides ongoing advice to LexisNexis on the application of these criteria to individual selection decisions.
- The content is recognized as authoritative or reputable.
- The publication was issued by an important and/or recognized government agency, society, or other organization.
- The content is cited frequently by other academicians or practitioners.
- The content is included in other scholarly works or in prominent newspapers, news magazines or wire services.
- Other sources mentioned in the content (name of study, researcher's name, institution) are listed in footnotes or bibliographies, according to customary academic practice.
- The publication is considered "core" or important for a certain discipline or profession, as indicated by its inclusion in standard lists of recommended sources, favorable comment in scholarly reviews, or the title's inclusion or coverage by appropriate Indexing and Abstracting products.
- The content, while not satisfying the above criteria, provides relevant and important information for coverage of geographic areas or special topics.
- Currency
- Periodicity/frequency of being updated.
- Currency of LNA availability; embargo periods are of special concern .
- Availability of back-file coverage.
- Timeliness.
- Language and country of origin. Sources in Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish are currently available in LNA. Additional sources in these languages should complement current database, while still meeting other selection criteria.
- Depth of access (full-text, rolling archives/embargoes)
- Priority to be given to sources available in full-text.
- Selected full-text, abstracts, rolling archives, embargoed titles, and other titles with limited availability in LNA (usually related to licensing agreements with source) should be examined on a case-by-case basis.
- Availability of back-file coverage.
- Availability in other databases. LNA makes every attempt to have relevant, unique sources, not available in other databases. However, duplicate titles available in other databases also have value, as not all libraries can afford multiple, large, information databases.
1 LexisNexis Academic is priced on a per student FTE (full time equivalent) basis to accommodate library budgets large and small. LNA is committed to delivering the highest quality product while maintaining low, per student costs. The CDP must take into account licensing costs when acquiring material for LNA, in order that no unnecessary costs are passed on to the users.
2 As of September 15, 2006
3 Content roll-outs: content acquired by LexisNexis Group for any of the various business, legal, and other databases. To be included in LexisNexis Academic database, the license agreement must allow use in academic markets.


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Many applications of Maven require the use of artifact variants (i.e. the same version of an artifact built in different ways). Examples are the Native Mojo discussionSupport for other languages, which requires different variants for architecture/operating system/system (AOS), etc. Another example is a debug, release or obfuscated build of a jar. I don't think these variants can be defined in advance, because Maven cannot anticipate the possible variants people will want to produce. Also, in native land, a mere AOS will not suffice, since a library can be built with or without zlib/png/jpeg/whatever support. In addition, it should be possible to define alternatives if a variant is missing: If there's no debug build in the repo, Maven should be able to automatically use the normal one, or if there's no library optimized for the core2 processor, Maven should automatically use the i686 version.
Therefor this proposal is for Maven to support a generic and flexible variant system, inspired by Gentoo's USE variables. A project would declare a variant section in its pom, specifying what variants are available, e.g.
<variant> <option> <name>arch</name> <description>System architecture</description> <default>i386</default> <optionValues> <optionValue> <value>i386</value> <description>Generic i386 processor</description> </optionValue> <optionValue> <value>i686</value> <description>Generic i686 processor</description> <alternatives>i386</alternatives> </optionValue> </optionsValues> </option> <option> <name>build</name> <description>Build type</description> <optional>true</optional> <optionValues> <optionValue> <value>debug</value> <description>Include debug information</description> </optionValue> <optionValue> <value>obfuscated</value> <description>Obfuscate the code</description> </optionValue> </optionValues> </option> </variant>
Option names and values should be unique within a project (no option value "debug" can be used in other options than "build" in the example). A project would also specify (e.g. via profiles) which variant is active, on a global and on a per-dependency scale:
<use> <option> <name>arch</name> <value>i686</value> </option> <option> <name>build</name> <value>debug</value> </option> </use>
When resolving artifacts, Maven checks if all required options are specified, and their values are valid. It then builds a variant specifier ("i686-debug") and uses this to resolve the artifact. I'm not sure if the classifier should be used for this, or if an additional field should be introduced, though. If an optional option is missing, it is omitted from the specifier (i.e. if "build" were unspecified in the example, the variant specifier would be "i686"). Also, if the artifact cannot be found with the variant specifier, maven tries omitting optional options. In the example, if the "i686-debug" variant is not present, we try the "i686" variant. It also tries to use alternatives, so in the example, we would also try "i386-debug" and "i386". There should be a well defined order, of course, in which the variants are tried.


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Obviously it was ******** scheduling, mind you, at one point it was Zimbabwe who were scheduled to play us.
Obviously it was ******** scheduling, mind you, at one point it was Zimbabwe who were scheduled to play us.
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RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
If we replaced Hingston with a machine that just randomly selected between the phrases "I hate the IPL", "I Hate England", "I'm a fair-dinkum Saffie, don't you know", and "Fight me, I'm tough, bro", would anyone notice?
Or something.
RIP Fardin Qayyumi (AKA "cricket player"; "Bob"), 1/11/1990 - 15/4/2006
WWCC - Loyaulte Mi Lie
"People make me happy.. not places.. people"
"When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life." - Samuel Johnson
"Hope is the fuel of progress and fear is the prison in which you put yourself" - Tony Benn
#408. Sixty three not out forever.
Oh yeah, it was mainly the Sri Lanka tour that I was calling ********. It's not ideal playing the weaker teams first up in an Ashes summer, but the schedule doesn't really allow for anything else. Next time New Zealand are over here they only get two tests though, because it's in an Ashes year, that's a real shame IMO.
The fact that we played Bangladesh in 05 could have been costly actually, as we saw Ian Bell have a similar summer to Bopara this time out (IIRC Bell went into the 05 Ashes with a Test average of 297) but thankfully there were other batsmen there to cover for him.
The one, the only CW Black
Code:47.3 W Coppinger to Heads Smacked the ball straight into the groin of Iwuajoku who has fallen over, miraculously with the ball still caught in his scrotal area! Out!
I broke this story yesterday afternoon. Anyway, FWIW, I think England made the correct decision. I think it was better for him to play 5% fit at the Oval. Rather than 2% fit at Headingly, and miss the Oval.
Well, considering Flintoff's bowling was poop at Edgbaston Flintoff could only have been considered as batsman. But Flintoff in a team and not bowling would probably be more psychologically damaging than no Flintoff.
Just my theory of course.
It looks like it's time for Samit Patel to get off the pies.
Appreciating cricket's greatest legend ever - HD Bird...............Funniest post (intentionally) ever.....Runner-up.....Third.....Fourthcricket player"; "Bob"), 1/11/1990-15/4/2006
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I did think that, but with Pakistan you never really know what they are until the time has come and passed. And by-and-large, on that tour, they were a shambles.
Cricket Web's 2013/14 Premier League Tipping Champion
- As featured in The Independent.
"The PFA does not represent players when they have broken the law and been convicted on non-football matters."
- Gordon Taylor in 2009 following Marlon King's release after a prison sentence for sexual assault & ABH
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Immigration: What do you think about immigration reform? How do we keep our borders safe?
- We believe that all people, regardless of national origin, are made in the "image of God" and deserve to be treated with dignity and respect (Genesis 1:26-27, 9:6).
- We believe there is an undeniable biblical responsibility to love and show compassion for the stranger among us (Deuteronomy 10:18-19, Leviticus 19:33-34, Matthew 25:31-46).
- We believe that immigrants are our neighbors, both literally and figuratively, and we are to love our neighbors as ourselves and show mercy to neighbors in need (Leviticus 19:18, Mark 12:31, Luke 10:25-37).
- We believe in the rule of law, but we also believe that we are to oppose unjust laws and systems that harm and oppress people made in God's image, especially the vulnerable (Isaiah 10:1-4, Jeremiah 7:1-7, Acts 5:29, Romans 13:1-7).
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Christians for Comprehensive Immigration Reform represents a coalition of Christian organizations, churches, and leaders from across the theological and political spectrum united in support of comprehensive immigration reform. Despite our differences on other issues, we are working together to see comprehensive immigration reform enacted this year because we share a set of common moral and theological principles that compel us to love and care for the stranger among us. [Candidates Briefing Booklet]
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The current U.S. immigration system is broken and now is the time for a fair and compassionate solution. We think it is entirely possible to protect our borders while establishing a viable, humane, and realistic immigration system, one that is consistent with our American values and increases national security while protecting the livelihood of Americans. Immigration reform that incorporates these elements, rejects anti-immigrant and nativist measures, and strengthens our American values will enrich the vitality of America and advance the common good. We stand together in calling upon President Obama and Congress to seek humane and holistic immigration reform.
The biblical principles above call us to support comprehensive immigration reform legislation that includes the following elements:
- Border enforcement and protection initiatives that are consistent with humanitarian values while allowing the authorities to enforce the law and implement American immigration policy;
- Reforms in our family-based immigration system that reduce the waiting time for separated families to be safely reunited and maintain the constitutionally guaranteed rights of birthright citizenship and the ability of immigrants to earn naturalization;
- An opportunity for all immigrant workers and their families already in the U.S. to come out of the shadows and pursue the option of an earned path towards permanent legal status and citizenship upon satisfaction of specific criteria;
- A viable guest worker program that creates legal avenues for workers and their families to enter our country and work in a safe, legal, and orderly manner with their rights and due process fully protected and provides an option for workers to maintain legal status independent of an employer sponsor; and
- A framework to examine and ascertain solutions to the root causes of migration, such as economic disparities between sending and receiving nations.
Further Reading from Sojourners
Justice for Immigrants by Jeff Carr
It's About Being Human by Aaron Gallegos
Looking for Welcome Helene Slesserev Jamir
The New 'New South' by Jorge Mariscal
Aliens or immigrants? by Bethany Spicher
A pilgrimage of hope and life along the U.S.-Mexico border by Judy Coode
Men With Guns by James Reel


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Posted 15 December 2011 - 10:17 PM
Where's best for a quick dinner/few drinks without a) breaking the bank, riding right into the middle of the city or c) getting mugged.
Dubstep nights are out, anything else fairly civilised considered!
Posted 15 December 2011 - 11:50 PM
Posted 16 December 2011 - 09:27 AM
The periphery isn't usually much cheaper
Choice is very limited unless you travel right through the centre
When it comes to personal safety I would rather be anywhere in inner London at midnight than somewhere like Aylesbury!
On the spec given I would suggest the area near the Post Office Tower (or whatever they call it now). Fairly close to Marylebone and a good mix of pubs and small restaurants.
Posted 16 December 2011 - 04:38 PM
We were hoping to avoid that kind of thing, but don't have any objection to travelling into the city proper other than we though it might save 20 mins travel time.
Posted 16 December 2011 - 05:08 PM
I have lived near London all my life and travelled there often, and I can honestly say I have never feared I would be mugged. I don't go to obviously dodgy areas, but neither have I confined myself to expensive areas, and I have even travelled unaccompanied at night. I think one needs common sense and to be observant, but not to be fearful.
Where's best for a quick dinner/few drinks without a) breaking the bank, b.) riding right into the middle of the city or c) getting mugged.
As to where to go, I don't really go anywhere just for a drink, so I can't advise on that count. If eating in London, it's Chinatown, somewhere special and expensive or else meeting with friends, in which case it tends to be something innocuous and central, but not fundamentally different to what's round here.
If it's just the two of you, I would either stay local (plenty of choice around Amersham) or look for something that's not so easy to get round here, which rather goes back to my first two categories. Sorry not to be more helpful.
Posted 16 December 2011 - 08:30 PM
I would start with a particular object in mind, perhaps a music venue or a specialist restaurant and build the evening on that.
and of course there is so much choice that you hardly know where to start.
I must admit that if a drink and a meal was the only object I wouldn't bother with spending the best part of two hours travelling but would look for somewhere local.
Posted 16 December 2011 - 08:44 PM
I completely agree! The thought of all that travelling just for a drink and a meal without a particular venue in mind seems a little pointless to me!
I would start with a particular object in mind, perhaps a music venue or a specialist restaurant and build the evening on that.
I must admit that if a drink and a meal was the only object I wouldn't bother with spending the best part of two hours travelling but would look for somewhere local.
On the other hand, I love going for a good meal and then onto the theatre in London and try to do it at least 3 times a year. However, I start with the show and work the meal around it.
Posted 16 December 2011 - 08:44 PM
We visit the local pubs & restaurants quite frequently with the family in tow, going into the town on a kid-free excursion gives us a chance to relive our youth a bit!
I would start with a particular object in mind, perhaps a music venue or a specialist restaurant and build the evening on that.
I must admit that if a drink and a meal was the only object I wouldn't bother with spending the best part of two hours travelling but would look for somewhere local.
Posted 16 December 2011 - 10:18 PM
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Posted 20 December 2011 - 10:34 PM
we go to a great pizza place in spittlefield market... aldgate east/liverpool station. for drinks there is a great place called zoo and bar, which is in leicester square, on bear street... not as expensive as most would think. camden is great too!!! camden market is full of interesting people, shops and atmosphere, plenty to buy, look, eat and drink!! and do not be put off by the punks in the area, most of them are pussy cats!! hope you have many great times in the fab place called London!!
Posted 21 December 2011 - 03:35 PM
Not within the original spec or I would have mentioned it before.
camden is great too
You need to be a little more aware about your personal security around there but its still a pretty safe area. Not on a direct route from Chesham / Amersham but some interesting music venues for a variety of tastes.
If you aren't drinking its also a pretty easy drive (straight hour from Little Chalfont in the early evening, less coming back) and there is a decent amount of on street parking around Primrose Hill, about 10 minutes walk from Camden Town proper.
Posted 22 December 2011 - 08:20 AM
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Posted 20 June 2012 - 11:02 AM
First and most obvious, if possible get the Chiltern train home rather than the Met line as it's much quicker (although if you fall asleep after a late night at least you'll get woken up at Amersham if you're on the Met line, not that this has ever happened to me of course ).
Camden is a great area to go out in, quite lively with a diverse range of bars, restaurants and music venues (Jazz Cafe and Koko to name two that we've been to recently). Consider walking from Euston Square, it only takes about 10-15 minutes. Alternatively get the No. 31 bus from/to Finchley Road, bus stop is 5 minutes walk from tube and goes to Camden Town tube.
Use the TFL website to look for other useful bus routes or alternatives such as the Overground. Finchley Road & Frognal Overground station is about 7 minutes walk from Finchley Road tube station and opens up a world of possibilities in South West, North and East London with trains going to Richmond in the West and Stratford in the East. For example I recently went to a concert at The HMV Forum, Kentish Town and took the Overground to Gospel Oak and then a 10 minute walk. The whole journey from Finchley Road to the venue took about 30 minutes, which gave me plenty of time after the gig to get back to Finchley Road in time for a Met line train (and not even the last one).
Covent Garden and Leicester Square areas are lively but can get overrun with tourists. Try bars and restaurants that are just a couple of streets away from the main tourist attractions/thoroughfares and they will be much less hectic but still have a great atmosphere. There are a whole host of websites with information about where to go, but I find Time Out very good for events/exhibitions/gigs etc.. and Beerintheevening is good for getting fairly honest pub reviews and a feel for a pub, e.g. is it your type of place?
Night owls can spend all night at the Ministry of Sound and then get a 453 bus back to Baker Street in time for the first tube home...............who needs a hotel room !!
As per previous comments, we find London perfectly safe, although as with any big city you do need to be sensible and aware of your surroundings.
Lastly a recommendation for a superb fish restaurant, Fish Works on Marylebone High Street. It's 10-15 minutes' walk from Marylebone and serves the most delicious fresh fish dishes. In addition to the superb menu you can select fresh fish from the fishmonger that is attached and have them cook it for you. We had a late lunch there last Saturday and the bill came to £94 for a meal for two ( 2 courses each + a bottle of wine and a couple of coffees, incl. service).
Posted 20 June 2012 - 12:21 PM
Cheers! It's getting to the time where me and the wife might actually manage another night out again.
We've both been out a few times with folk from work since the last time we managed a night out together, so have a few more options now
p.s. I've nearly done the 'waking up in Aylesbury' thing - not good!


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Pfeiffer tried to make a fourth quarter push with a man-up goal from Rose and another tally by Tilmon just 43 seconds apart three minutes in, but Balbuena would stifle the momentum with his final goal at 9:54. Tilmon added one more late strike for the final three-goal differential.
Vazquez led the Warriors with his hat trick while Maggio would win 19 of the 23 face-offs and scoop up a game-high seven groundballs. Goalkeeper Connor Reagan (East Lyme, CT) would make four saves in the win. Rose and Tilmon each scored three to lead Pfeiffer while Matthew Rabung (Purcellville, VA) scooped up a team-high five groundballs. Netminder Hayden Kirk (Farmingdale, NY) stopped 13 Warrior shots in the loss.
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