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The DevonshireMore Restaurant Reviews
Photography by Bob Barker
In this month's issue
Earthy dishes hit the mark in a venue that really works. Simon Thomsen reports.
Poms. When they're not over here stealing the Ashes, they're teaching us how to cook. It's surprising just how many Sydney kitchens ring with shouts of, "Cor blimey, you Berk, 'urry up with the Ruby before it's taters". (Translation: Get a move on with that curry, chef, before it's cold.)
Well, actually, they don't; because lads from "oop North", such as Sean Connolly, Balzac's Matthew Kemp and Adam Humphrey at Restaurant Arras, don't speak in Cockney rhyming slang. Nonetheless, the British invasion starts to add up when you think of Rick Stein in Mollymook, Jeremy Strode at Bistro CBD, the Summit's Michael Moore, Andy Bunn at Cafe Sopra and Tom Kime at Fish & Co. I could go on.
So the really surprising thing about The Devonshire, a delightful take on a modern British restaurant, is that the chef is a dinky-di Aussie who, for the most part, out-Poms the Poms at their tucker. Adelaide born Jeremy Bentley - even his name sounds English - knows the enemy well. He spent several years cooking in London, including a long stint at the two Michelin-star, The Square, before returning to join Matthew at Balzac. The Devonshire is their joint venture. Matthew is keen to keep his talented colleague under his wing.
The Devonshire stands in comfortable defiance against Sydney's current wait-in-the-pub-'til-we-call-your-name, eat-your-nosh-on-milk-crate austerity. It's a restaurant that spoils you, starting with the complimentary salt cod brandade and grissini, which I could eat until full and leave content. But then I'd miss out on the equally lovely bread rolls and a smartly playful, three-course meal for about $70 a head.
The Devonshire is essentially a cosy neighbourhood restaurant, next to the stalwart fish'n' chipper Mohr Fish; but what appears on the plate is pretty smart and reminds me of places such as Balzac and Assiette in their first, smaller incarnations.
Solid French technique underpins a stoutly British approach, while a hint of Jeremy's early career as an apprentice in an Adelaide Indian restaurant also makes an appearance. Perhaps the entrees, at the mid-$20-mark, are a little expensive when mains sit in the mid-$30s; but there's no shortage of effort or thought, so the value remains.
Matthew Jolley, who came across from Balzac to be The Devonshire's sommelier and restaurant manager, certainly aids Jeremy's cause.
The concise wine list, with its French accent, boasts a handful of heavy-hitters; however, discovering the lovely Atlas Watervale riesling for $40 is simple joy enough.
If I have one complaint, it's that the menu isn't suited to a lingering Sydney summer, although it will come into its own as temperatures drop. A cross-section of poached veal tongue, $24, reclines on brussels sprout coleslaw, with a chunk of pan-fried sweetbread like the point to the tongue's exclamation mark.
A birds' nest salad of quail is an elaborate, theatrical entree, $22, with a shredded potato "nest" filled with crumbed and fried quail eggs, confit legs, breast and salad. What look like bird droppings around the plate are actually a liver mayonnaise, with bois boudran - a tomato, Dijon mustard and Worcestershire sauce beloved of the great Franco-English chef Michel Roux Snr.
Perhaps it's all a tad overworked, but the flavours sing along with the loud gusto of the Barmy Army.
Mains include an homage to the pig, using Bangalow sweet pork loin, belly and shoulder, $34. It's a demonstration of technique and talent, with a sliver of crisp crackling draped over an elegant, seared loin slice on pumpkin puree, the slow-braised shoulder wrapped in crunchy, thin Tunisian pastry, with macerated prunes and the luscious pork belly.
Of course, the English like to think curry is their national dish, so snapper with katchumba salad, pakora, curry sauce and rice foam, $35, fits right in. The dark, nuggetty cauliflower pakoras are a little turgid, but the katchumba salad - a mix of cucumber, tomato, pineapple and red onion - offsets the tangy-creamy curry sauce beautifully and the fish is deftly cooked. It's a smart dish that keeps up with the Kumars at No. 42, to showcase a modern British palate.
While the bittersweet chocolate pave with chocolate sorbet and chocolate ice cream, $14, is a solid ode to cocoa, the Devonshire tea creme brulee, $15, is a witty bon mot, if not necessarily a coherent one. The Earl Grey tea-infused brulee is served in an old china tea cup beside cherry jam, whipped cream and "scone" ice cream that doesn't quite live up to its ambition, despite the scone crumble underneath. Still, I like its exuberance and fun.
If the classical values of dining out still matter to you, The Devonshire will appeal. It treats diners with style, rather than processing them as if they were airline passengers.
I suspect the other reason you should dine here is for bragging rights when Jeremy goes on to bigger and better things. And when the wheel turns and everyone wants a little luxury in a restaurant once again, Sydney's all-too fashionable crowd will discover The Devonshire was well ahead of its time.
How it rated
Food: 15/20
Staff: 8/10
Drink: 3/5
X-factor: 3/5
Value: 8/10
Total out of 50 - 37
The Devonshire's details
Address: 204 Devonshire St, Surry Hills; ph 9698 9427
Food: Modern European
Drink: Small, well-chosen
Hours: Lunch Fri noon-3pm; dinner Tues-Sat 6-10pm
Chef: Jeremy Bentley
Wheelchair access: Yes
Parking: Paid street parking, but tough to find
Price guide: Entrees: $18-$25; Mains: $26-$36; Desserts: $14-$15
Snapshot: Some will find this smart English food a little twee, but there is no doubting chef Jeremy Bentley's accomplished cooking and The Devonshire's comfortable surrounds stand out from the current crop of casual dining spots.
Information in this article is correct as of 22 March 2011
Simon Thomsen reviews NSW restaurants for the taste section every Tuesday in The Daily Telegraph.
Taste.com.au - March 2011
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"DUNTOCHER, town, on rivulet amid opening of Kilpatrick Hills, 9 miles north-west of Glasgow. It is modern, but contains an ancient bridge, believed to be Roman, and adjoins a hill on which Roman relics, preserved in Glasgow University museum, were found; and it has a post office under Glasgow, 4 factories, Established, Free, United Presbyterian, and Roman Catholic churches, and a public school. Pop. 1572."
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The Tiger Woods scandal has gotten pretty out of hand (I know! I know! I am a part of the problem! This is the last mention of Tiger today unless something completely amazing breaks), and lots of people out there are questioning their spouses faith in light of the news that even the most seemingly boring dude in the world was caught having fourteen mistresses. Last night former American Idol contestant Kris Allen told TMZ that his wife Katy has been "all over him" ever since she read up on Tiger.
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French source Le Parisien state that PSG are ready to listen to offers for bench bound striker Kevin Gameiro as long as those offers meet their €10m (£8.5m) valuation of the French international.
The former Lorient man has barely had a look-in since Zlatan Ibrahimovic arrived at the Parc des Princes but has on occasion proved decisive, with some crucial goals for Carlo Ancelotti's side, with the 25 year old most recently hitting a late winner against Montpellier on Friday night.
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FLUMADINE® TABLETS(rimantadine hydrochloride tablets)FLUMADINE® SYRUP(rimantadine hydrochloride syrup)
Flumadine® (rimantadine hydrochloride) is a synthetic antiviral drug available as a 100 mg film-coated tablet and as a syrup for oral administration. Each film-coated tablet contains 100 mg of rimantadine hydrochloride plus hydroxypropyl methylcellulose, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, sodium starch glycolate, FD&C Yellow No. 6 Lake and FD&C Yellow No. 6. The film coat contains hydroxypropyl methylcellulose and polyethylene glycol. Each teaspoonful (5 mL) of the syrup contains 50 mg of rimantadine hydrochloride in a dye-free, aqueous solution containing citric acid, parabens (methyl and propyl), saccharin sodium, sorbitol and flavors.
Flumadine is indicated for the prophylaxis and treatment of illness caused by various strains of influenza A virus in adults.
Flumadine is indicated for prophylaxis against influenza A virus in children.
In controlled studies of children over the age of 1 year, healthy adults and elderly patients, Flumadine has been shown to be safe and effective in preventing signs and symptoms of infection caused by various strains of influenza A virus. Early vaccination on an annual basis as recommended by the Centers of Disease Control's Immunization Practices Advisory Committee is the method of choice in the prophylaxis of influenza unless vaccination is contraindicated, not available or not feasible. Since Flumadine does not completely prevent the host immune response to influenza A infection, individuals who take this drug may still develop immune responses to natural disease or vaccination and may be protected when later exposed to antigenically-related viruses. Following vaccination during an influenza outbreak, Flumadine prophylaxis should be considered for the 2 to 4 week time period required to develop an antibody response. However, the safety and effectiveness of Flumadine prophylaxis have not been demonstrated
for longer than 6 weeks.
Flumadine therapy should be considered for adults who develop an influenza-like illness during known or suspected influenza A infection in the community. When administered within 48 hours after onset of signs and symptoms of infection caused by influenza A virus strains, Flumadine has been shown to reduce the duration of fever and systemic symptoms.
A case for rimantadine to be marketed in Canada for prophylaxis of influenza A virus infection. [2003.10]CONCLUSION: This meta-analysis demonstrates that amantadine and rimantadine are superior to placebo in the prevention of influenza A illness. Both antiviral agents have an increased number of adverse events compared with placebo; however, the use of amantadine is associated with significantly higher numbers of central nervous system events and treatment withdrawals compared with rimantadine. Thus, rimantadine should be the preferred agent in this class for the prevention of influenza A virus infection and should be made available in Canada.
Bioequivalence of two rimantadine tablet formulations in healthy male volunteers after single dose administration. [2001.04]AIM: The bioequivalence of two rimantadine tablet formulations was determined... CONCLUSION: The two rimantadine formulations were equivalent in both the rate and extent ofbioavailability and they were also well tolerated. This study confirms the findings of other studies showing that for immediate release formulations of drugs with long half-lives shortening the duration over which blood samples are collected improves the economics, is more ethical and does not impair the quality of data.
Pharmacokinetics and therapeutic efficacy of rimantadine in horses experimentally infected with influenza virus A2. [1999.07]OBJECTIVE: To determine pharmacokinetics of single and multiple doses of rimantadine hydrochloride in horses and to evaluate prophylactic efficacy of rimantadine in influenza virus-infected horses...
Effect of rimantadine treatment on clinical manifestations and otologic complications in adults experimentally infected with influenza A (H1N1) virus. [1998.05]Susceptible adults (n = 105) were enrolled into a randomized double-blind study of rimantadine treatment of experimental influenza A infection. Subjects were cloistered for 8 days and challenged with a rimantadine-sensitive strain of influenza A H1N1 virus at the end of the first day...
Safety and efficacy of long-term use of rimantadine for prophylaxis of type A influenza in nursing homes. [1995.10]The safety and efficacy of rimantadine for long-term prophylaxis of influenza A (H3N2) infection were evaluated among elderly residents in 10 nursing homes. Within each nursing home, participating residents were randomly assigned to receive placebo or rimantadine at 100 or 200 mg/day...
Hepatitis C Rimantadine and Antiviral Combination Therapy [Recruiting]
Hepatitis C virus is one of the leading causes of liver failure and liver cancer worldwide.
Current treatment of hepatitis C infection is only successful in about half of those who are
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adapt in the presence of the drug. As with many viruses, treating with only one specific
drug would quickly lead to the virus adapting and becoming resistant. We therefore need to
find new combinations of directly acting drugs. Rimantadine has already been shown in the
laboratory to target hepatitis C directly. We have designed this study to see if it happens
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Chart Review of Antivirals for Influenza in Infants [Completed]
This retrospective study conducted in Canada and the US involves a chart review to assess the
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rimantidine, administered to children less than 12 months of age with diagnosed or suspected
influenza. The objectives are to describe the frequency of neurological and all other adverse
events possibly related to administration of these antivirals in these infants. Investigators
will also compare frequency of adverse events at various doses of oseltamivir in these
children. Critical endpoints to be collected include frequency and severity of adverse
events, particularly those relating to central nervous system complications. A
sub-investigator will travel to each of the participating sites to collect data related to
each infant's health prior to becoming ill, health status at time of influenza diagnosis,
dosing regimen, reported neurological events post-dosing, and all reported adverse events
A Clinical Trial Comparing Oseltamivir With Placebo And Zanamivir With Control As First Line Treatment For Human Swine Influenza Infection [Recruiting]
The outbreak of respiratory illnesses in Mexico that began in March 2009 was caused by a
swine origin influenza A (H1N1) virus (S-OIV) that had not been recognized previously in
pigs or humans. As of 17 May 2009, 39 countries have officially reported 8480 cases of
influenza A (H1N1) infection.
The H1N1 influenza A virus appears sensitive to oseltamivir and zanamivir in vitro, but
resistant to amantadine and rimantadine. This study is to test the oseltamivir, zanamivir
and placebo arms as the first line treatment for human swine influenza infection. Through
the study, the investigators may have better understanding about the clinical and,
biochemical, virological profiles of oseltamivir/zanamivir on the H1N1 virus, and optimizing
the treatment strategy among the Chinese population.
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Did you know that each month the church relations department at Bread for the World produces a resource specifically for pastors? Whether you are searching for inspiration for a sermon you're writing, or just a lectionary enthusiast, Bread for the Preacher is for you.
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By Rev. Gary Cook
As our Lenten preaching follows Jesus' journey to Jerusalem and eventually the cross, Isaiah reminds us of the God who makes a way where there is no way (Isaiah 43). Faith in that God makes this journey bearable. This "make a way" God turns the journey to the cross into a resurrection journey.
Here in Washington, as our government moves towards a financial catastrophe that many commentators declare "inevitable," we pray that God will provide a way to solve the deficit situation without hurting hungry and poor people. We hope you will join us in that prayer, just as we pray that your flock will grow in their trust of the God who makes a way.
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Birthday: May 25
At the benefit, Matt runs into Liz who is supposed to meet Ewen. Matt drinks and remains disdainful of the psychiatrist. Liz reminds Matt what happened on the party boat when he drank too much. Matt doesn't think them almost kissing would be such a bad thing. Matt follows Liz out to the lobby as Liz tries to track down a missing Ewen. They talk about Maxie, as she appears and gets into it with them. Back inside the party, Shawn talks to Carly about TJ. She looks at Johnny as she says, with a little support anyone can change their life. At the same time, Maggie and Steve enter. They tell Olivia Maggie's date got held up. Meanwhile, Tracy arrives with Anthony, and Alexis sees Diane and Mac on a date together. Max takes note of Diane as well. Kate calls for the room's attention, but Carly interrupts her speech welcoming everyone. Sonny then makes his own speech about Dante getting shot and how GH saved his life. He wants other parents to receive the same miracle. He announces that the benefit is in Dante's honor. A drunk Johnny offers to donate $3 million dollars and he doesn't even like Dante. Sonny won't take his money and the men argue. Sonny won't let Johnny ruin his night and outs the truth about Johnny's parentage to the whole room. Johnny leaves, as a fuming Anthony threatens Sonny. When Sonny tries to talk to Kate, she recoils from his touch. Olivia and Dante lash out at Sonny for his behavior. Kate walks up to him, but Sonny brushes her off because he can't talk right now. Kate vents to Olivia about how stupid she was to think she could make it work with him.
Out by the nurses' station, Olivia finds Steve and reminds him of the benefit tonight. They agree to meet later, as Maggie watches on. She runs into Tim, a lab tech, who agrees to be her date to the benefit. Maggie joins Steve and Olivia and brags about her date. After Olivia leaves, Steve grills Maggie about going out with strangers and warns she knows nothing about Tim. Talk turns to their past. Steve admits he got a call. The authorities are reopening the case into their patient's death. Steve suggests until someone gets closer to the real story they act as though the real story is what they've told. "Be careful on your date tonight," Steve warns then leaves. Nearby, Carly admits to Sam that Jason got dizzy earlier. Sam knows Carly is worried about Jason and assures her that Robin is going to save him.
Back in the lab, Robin doesn't have any luck. Patrick gets called away and urges her to keep trying. Later, Carly barges in and demands to know how Robin's going to save Jason.
Robin asks Maggie about her and Steve's past at the hospital. Robin knows they have a history because she's seen the way they look at each other. As Robin walks over to talk with Mac, Maggie finds a frustrated Steve, who vents about a patient. Maggie urges him not to go off the rails because Robin is already asking about their personal relationship. Steve grows concerned and wonders if they should just give themselves up. Maggie makes a case for why they shouldn't and recommends they focus on the life they saved. Steve counters, "Instead of the one we took?" She offers to always listen to him if he needs to talk. Meanwhile, Robin and Mac discuss her good news. Robin talks about trying new things because she has nothing to lose. Mac smirks and says he knows something about that. Robin asks what he did. Mac chuckles and says, "Played a little pool."
Olivia confronts Steve at the hospital about what's going on with him and Maggie. Maggie intervenes, saying she tried to see if there was anything still between them, but he turned her down. Olivia informs Steve she doesn't want to be with him if he's interested in Maggie, so he needs to let her know. Maggie apologizes for causing trouble and hopes she and Olivia can get past this. After she walks away, Olivia says she wants Steve to be hers, but she's not sure he is. She sees Dante and Lulu bringing Delores in. As Delores gets checked out, Olivia expresses her concerns over Delores' intentions towards Dante. Meanwhile, Maggie explains to Steve it's better for Olivia to think there's something going on between them than for her to know the truth.
Elsewhere at the hospital, a happy Steve and Olivia walk in after a day spent at an indoor water park. Maggie greets them looking for Steve's assistance with her patient. Olivia gets catty and the women exchange words as Steve silently looks on. Olivia heads to the elevator and Maggie watches as Steve kisses her goodbye. Steve then has a heated conversation with Maggie about their past. She reminds him people are still asking questions about it. They agree there are no regrets, but Steve wants to tell Olivia. Maggie warns him against it.
Olivia returns to the hospital and witnesses a close moment between Steve and Maggie. She demands to know what is going on between them.
After Steve helps Maggie with her patient at the hospital, she convinces him to head to the roof to blow off some steam like they used to in Memphis. They write positive affirmations on paper and fly them off the roof for passersby to read. Steve says it's too bad everything in life can't be this simple. Olivia shows up. Maggie smirks as she tells Olivia not to be too hard on Steve because she's always been a bad influence. After Maggie exits, Steve explains they were just unwinding by healing their souls. Olivia is apparently appeased, as they start making out.
Maxie shows Matt the proofs of their photo shoot at the hospital. Liz is disdainful of it, but Maxie plays up how people are raving about the chemistry they share in the photos. Liz interrupts with the journal Matt's research has been published in. After boasting about how much she knows about Matt's work, Elizabeth challenges her to prove it. Maxie fumbles around and then mentions them moving in together because she has a stalker. Liz doesn't believe her. She walks away, as Matt accuses Maxie of not caring about his work. She insists that's not true and then sees the man with the fedora, but Matt doesn't. In fact, he doesn't even believe he exists. She begs him to move in with her, but Matt suggests she just talk to Mac. Maxie can't talk to Mac about it and stalks off. Steve and Olivia walk off the elevator and run into Maggie, who needs Steve's input on a patient. Olivia snarks, "So, you're the emergency." Maggie tells Steve about a dire case involving a little girl and Olivia sends them off. Liz catches her counting. Olivia says she chooses to believe Maggie isn't using an injured child to get closer to Steve. Steve returns to tell Olivia he'll be there a while working on the patient. Olivia kisses him goodbye, and continues counting on the elevator.
After seeing Steve and Maggie kissing at the hospital, Olivia starts counting and slowly walks away. Meanwhile, Steve backs away from Maggie. He tells her he didn't bring her there for that. He's with Olivia. She wonders how serious it can be when he can't even call her his girlfriend. They start talking about their past and Maggie says she couldn't face what they did, but now she understands that under certain circumstances, people do extreme things. Steve says he can always have her transferred. She begs him not to since she's finally given in to how she felt in Memphis. Steve thinks this is how things started with Patrick and Lisa. She points out she's not crazy though. Maggie doesn't think Olivia can give him the one thing he's looking for – redemption. Steve reminds Maggie he took a life and she couldn't handle it. He thinks she's free, but she corrects him saying she is chained to that night and to him.
Olivia enters the hospital room Steve and Maggie are in and kisses Steve. After Steve gets paged away, Olivia calls Maggie out for kissing her boyfriend. Olivia orders her to back off.
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A re-worked advertising policy has been tabled by the Elbert County Board of Education after Monday's regular meeting of the school board.
According to Elbert County School Superintendent Chuck Bell, school systems normally have policies in place regarding what kind of advertising is and isn't allowed on school properties.
The policy was originally presented during the school board's work session, and the input from the board members was that the policy needed to be tweaked.
"We needed to continue to look at the wording, because we didn't want to be in a situation where something of community interest may be forbidden from being shared at school", said Bell.
Some examples that Bell mentioned were things like blood drives, boy scouts, Relay for Life, and the National Cancer Society.
Bell says the re-worked policy will not prohibit those types of events and organizations from in school advertising.
"We adjusted it and said that advertisings materials of a commercial, political, or non-educational nature which do not serve a legitimate school or community interest will not be displayed or distributed", said Bell. "We made sure that if something does have a legitimate school or community interest, that it still has a place in our schools."
The previous policy would not have allowed any outside groups, organizations, agencies, or individuals to advertise.
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|Papers (1922-1944) selected from the Elizabeth Gurley Flynn (1890-1944) collection, relate to Carlo Tresca (1879-1943), labor, and fascism. Included are correspondence and manuscript papers relating to her efforts to secure justice for labor leaders, anarchists, IWW members, and others deprived of rights during the red scare following World War II. Materials pertain to the First United Committee on Defense of Political Prisoners, the Workers' Defense Union, Harry Weinberger, Atty., the General Defense Committee, and others. Correspondents also pertains to efforts to prevent deportations, and letters from those detained at Ellis Island or in Federal prisons. Photographs.
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Elizabeth Gurley Flynn (1890-1964) was born in Concord, New Hampshire, daughter of Irish immigrant revolutionaries. In 1906, she joined the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) and was active in textile strikes in Lawrence, Massachusetts (1919), and Paterson, New Jersey (1913), the Minnesota Mesabi Range mining strike (1916), and the Passaic, New Jersey, strike of 1926. Gurley was a founding member of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in 1920. In 1937, she joined the Communist Party, and was jailed 1955-1957 for advocating violent overthrow of the United States government. She died in Moscow. Carlo Tresca (1879-1943), a Socialist, was born in Salmona (L'Aquila) Italy. He was active in the socialist workers' movement in Italy and in 1904 came to the United States to avoid a prison sentence. Tresca was editor of Il Proletario, La Pleke, L'Avvenite, and Il Martello. He was an anti-Fascist, member of the Mazzini Society, and an anti-Communist. He was assassinated in New York City.
The Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley collection is available for public research.
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The Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley Papers, Italian American Collection, Immigration History Research Center, University of Minnesota
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John Huffam's life in Victorian London gets dangerous when his family is thrown out of their home because of his father's gambling debts. Now his father may go to prison, and John has to ask his rich old aunt for money,and get a job. When John encounters some strange characters—an orphan girl named "Sary the Sneak" and a man called "Inspector Copperfield"—he begins to question the real reasons for his father's arrest. The Traitors' Gate by Avi is an action-packed story full of twists, turns, and treachery. It will not only give you a real taste of Victorian times, but it'll keep you guessing 'til the end.
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CALDON, L. J. M., MARSHALL-CORK, H., SPEED, G., REED, M. W. R. and COLLINS, K. A. (2010). Patients as researchers - innovative experiences in UK National Health Service research. International journal of consumer studies, 34 (5), 547-550.
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Consumer involvement is an established priority in UK health and social care service development and research. To date, little has been published describing the process of consumer involvement and assessing 'consumers' contributions to research. This paper provides a practical account of the effective incorporation of consumers into a research team, and outlines the extent to which they can enhance the research cycle; from project development and conduct, through data analysis and interpretation, to dissemination. Salient points are illustrated using the example of their collaboration in a research project. Of particular note were consumers' contributions to the development of an ethically enhanced, more robust project design, and enriched data interpretation, which may not have resulted had consumers not been an integral part of the research team.
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If The Dark Knight taught us anything, it's to never underestimate the acting ability of a '90s teen heartthrob. If The Dark Knight taught us two things, though, it's that's no superhero movie is complete without a compelling supervillain. And seeing as how there are so many action movies coming out this year, including Thor, X-Men: First Class, and Transformers 3, it was kind of hard to get excited about the Green Lantern trailer's CGI-splattered fight scenes…until we saw Peter Sarsgaard as corrupt scientist Hector Hammond. Someone get us a fainting couch, because he is the archnemesis of our dreams. You're saying he has a gigantic gruesome head, a thirst for limitless power and a terrible haircut? It's what evil geniuses are made of. Sure, Ryan Reynold's Green Lantern will undoubtedly save the day before the credits role, but until then let's enjoy Sarsgaard in all his snarling, preening, demented glory.


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Current: Lawyer
Past: District Attorney for Oakdale
Past: Lawyer at Tom Hughes Law Firm
Everyone in Oakdale knew whom they could turn to when they needed a dependable attorney. Jessica Griffin was this person. Jessica would do whatever was needed in order to defend someone she loved and cared about, within the limits. When she first came to Oakdale, she was a Deputy District Attorney. She had a short relationship with Lt. Roy Franklin of the Oakdale police department. However, Roy was involved with someone else and it didn't work out for Jessica.
Jessica's next love in her life was a very handsome Duncan McKechnie. They were friends long before they became lovers. Duncan was married to a woman named Shannon, but she died. After grieving for his wife, Duncan thought it was time to move on and he and Jessica decided to get married. Both families objected to the interracial relationship and refused to bless them. Jessica and Duncan proceeded with their plans to marry and did. Not long after being married, Jessica gave birth to their daughter, Bonnie Louise. They had the perfect life sharing it with their little girl. Jessica's wonderful life came to a halt one day when Shannon showed up. Shannon was suffering from amnesia. Now Duncan was torn. He grieved for Shannon for so long before he moved on. Unfortunately, for Jessica, seeing Shannon brought back Duncan's feelings for Shannon and he divorced Jessica.
Jessica moved on with her life and devoted it to her career. She represented Oakdale's best citizens and was fair and honorable in her decisions. In one trial, she defended a man who she would later fall in love with, Ben Harris. Ben was involved with a woman who Jessica knew to have had an affair on him. Therefore, she did the right thing and told Ben. She was there to comfort him. After winning his trust, Jessica and Ben's relationship took off. During this time, her career was at an all time high. She even had to prosecute her best friend, Margo Hughes. This was difficult on Jessica, but she succeeded professionally.
Bonnie had stayed behind with Duncan. Bonnie was put in boarding and finishing schools to obtain her education. Unfortunately, Duncan felt that Bonnie was unappreciative and above everyone else. He thought that she needed some discipline and guidance from none other than her own mother. Bonnie came to live with Jessica for a while. Bonnie was very determined and persistent, and Jessica found herself power struggling with Bonnie. At one point, Bonnie even accused Jessica of choosing her career over being a mother to Bonnie. Jessica tried to help Bonnie learn about how to buy and spend correctly by helping her get a job at Fashions. Bonnie made it through her first day, but didn't go back. So then Jessica got her a job at Java, underground, where Bonnie started feeling comfortable and liking her routine. She worked with a man named Isaac. It turns out that Isaac was Ben Harris' younger brother. What a coincidence. It was through Isaac that Jessica would hook back up with Ben. Soon after dating, their careers entangled them, and they found themselves in opposite corners. Especially with an attorney named Marshall Trevors. Marshall seemed to always win what he went out for, he was very persistent. He never took no for an answer. But this powerful attorney for James Stenbeck found that he wasn't as strong when he had to face off with Jessica. Marshall wanted the same thing Jessica did, to be District Attorney of Oakdale. The campaign started and the two worked very hard to get elected. This common bond would drive the two in bed for a one-night stand. In an argument with James Stenbeck, James shot Marshall in the head. Ben came to the rescue and saved Marshall's life. But Marshall was very unappreciative when he learned Ben nearly killed him during the surgery. A very stubborn Marshall wanted to sue Ben, but Jessica convinced him to drop the charges.
Marshall was now on trial for knowing where James Stenbeck was hiding. Jessica convinced the judge to let Marshall stay with her until the trial was over, instead of keeping him locked up. Marshall moved into Jessica's apartment to stay temporarily. One night, Jessica realized this wasn't a good idea when Marshall forced himself on her. She then filed a rape charge against Marshall and fought him. During the rape trial, Jessica made Marshall realize she hadn't consented to sex that night and forced himself on her. He didn't hear her telling him to stop. Marshall broke down realizing what he had done. Once Jessica saw that Marshall truly felt bad, and knowing he was now aware of what he had done, she dropped the charges.
Bonnie found out Marshall's biological daughter was alive and living at a shelter in Oakdale. Bonnie befriended Sarah and soon found herself devoting all of her free time to her. When it came time for Marshall to learn the truth, Marshall was going to leave town and he wanted to take Sarah with him. Bonnie objected, and during a struggle, Marshall fell out of a window and died. Bonnie was sentenced to six months in prison for manslaughter. During this time, Jessica let Sarah move in with her as her foster child. When Bonnie was released from prison, Bonnie and Isaac moved to Florida and invited Sarah to join them. Jessica found herself having an affair with Doc Reece, whom Margo was infatuated with. Margo didn't have an affair with Doc, but Tom thought she had. Jessica told Tom the truth about her having the affair and not Margo, but Ben found out when Jessica miscarried a baby soon after. The baby was tested to see if there was something wrong with it, and that is how Ben learned about the affair. He divorced Jessica.
Duncan McKechnie (divorced)
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Blake Stevens (lovers)
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Louise Griffin (mother)
Fiona Griffin (sister)
Lamar Griffin (brother)
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Jessica notices Jack acting very mysteriously and asks him what's up, but he refuses to talk. Instead he goes to Casey and asks to talk to him. Casey asks him to wait until after the ceremony, and Jack agrees to wait. Margo is puzzled when Casey doesn�t come up on stage with her, so after the ceremony is concluded, she goes to Casey and Jack to ask what's going on. When Jack refuses to tell her, Margo pulls rank on him and he has no choice but to tell her. "I have a warrant for your son's arrest," he reports. Maddie stands close by and is visibly upset by the news. Margo and Lisa's jaw drops. Tom comes over to Casey to find out what's going on and Jack explains that he's arresting Casey for breaking into Crash to steal bonds. Will walks in at that moment and hears the news. Maddie pleads with Casey to tell them that he didn't do it. She tells Jack that Elwood did it but Casey denies this. Adam and Gwen watch as Jessica asks if she can sit in on the statement. Margo allows this and when Tom also asks to be there, Lisa but doesn't think he should, in his condition. Margo asks Adam to come with her to the station and Gwen runs off to apologize to Will as Jack handcuffs Casey and takes him to the station. The family is disheartened and they all go to Oakdale PD. Jack takes off to meet Parker at the doctor's office, while Maddie questions Casey. She of course doesn't think he did it.
After Jack leaves, Jessica arrives. Relived to see her, Carly asks how long it will take to arrange bail, but Jessica informs her bail is "off the table." Carly says Jack is making everything personal. Jessica asks if she knows where Simon is, but she says she doesn't, and that is the truth. Next, she asks her what she knows about the jewels, but Carly doesn't answer. She reminds Carly that the way it works is she has to tell her the truth.
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WAUKESHA — A Waukesha man braved blisters and shin splints to raise money for a special cause.
"My goal was to walk from the Mississippi River, from the water there, to Lake Michigan, am going to jump in the water to celebrate," Andy Stenz said.
Stenz spent 11 days walking 232 miles from LaCrosse to Milwaukee to raise money for the group "Walk for Clean Water."
Stenz said he was inspired by the fact that billions of people lack access to clean water, so they are forced to walk long ways to find it.
The money he raised will go towards various clean water projects.


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Landing condominiums . . . located at 120 Catalina Circle in the "7South" area. There are 44 units in this complex, which were built in 1983. These units have an awesome sunset view which highlights the Millsap mansion every evening, and a wonderful sunny exposure throughout the day. . . great place to watch all the action on the main channel of Lake Hamilton. This great neighborhood has a gated entrance, a swimming pool, tennis court, boat trailer storage area, and every owner has one covered boat slip. Prices range from about $165,000 to about $200,000 for 2 bedroom unit. The community boat docks have extra deep boat slips here (28'), which is a rare find on Lake Hamilton... there's only one other condo complex on Lake Hamilton that we know of that has 28' boat slips.
The Property Owners Association (POA) will also allow nightly rentals here, making these units very appealing to investors. The current monthly POA fees are approximately $230/month, which covers the general maintenance for the grounds, pool, tennis court, exterior of the buildings, boat dock, iron fence & gates, streets, and also includes trash pickup, termite policy, insurance on the buildings, etc.
Below is a tour of one of the condos in this community that's currently on the market.


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Chick-fil-A Bowl, Dec. 31: Clemson 25, LSU 24; Georgia Dome in Atlanta; Payout: $3,967,000 (ACC), $2,932,500 (SEC) PHOTO: Clemson's Chandler Catanzaro kicks the winning 37-yard field goal against LSU as time expires in the Chick-fil-A Bowl.
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Yearly Archive for 2011
New Ed Sullivan collection shows why The Rolling Stones trumped The Beatles when it came to TV
"Now, for all of you youngsters," teases Ed Sullivan moments before introducing Mick and the boys for the first time on an excellent new DVD collection, "The Ed Sullivan Show Starring The Rolling Stones." All six of the Rolling Stones' performances on "The Ed Sullivan Show" are included in the deluxe, two-DVD set, which includes the Sunday night variety […] [Read More]
Buy some art, help a few causes
Rebecca Coffey's latest exhibit, the awesomely titled "Charmed and Dangerous," opens tonight (Nov. 9) at AnArte Gallery and Studio, 7959 Broadway. The opening reception takes place from 6 to 8 p.m. The shindig includes jazz from Sarah Noelle and the Second Circle of Hell; wine and beer; and an art talk at 6:30 p.m A […] [Read More]
Movie notes: 'Big Year' bombs big time
Despite three big names (Jack Black, Owen Wilson, Steve Martin), the comedy "The Big Year" is undoubtedly a big flop. [Read More]
A fresh new face
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Concert notes: Petra cancels, but Morrissey still a go
Petra's Thursday show in S.A. has been cancelled, but Morrissey is good to go Monday, despite a close call. Whew! [Read More]
A new work in progress
MERGE Dance Co. will share a new work as part of this month's WIP (Works in Progress/Wednesdays in Performance). The series, a joint effort by Jump-Start Performance Co. and San Antonio Dance Umbrella, allows choreographers to present and get feedback on works in progress. The evening starts at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Sterling Houston […] [Read More]
Concert notes: Radiohead, 'The Wall' in Austin
Road trip! Radiohead and Pink Floyd's "The Wall" are coming to Austin next spring. No S.A. dates for either. [Read More]
Richter leaving San Antonio Opera
Mark Richter, founder and artistic director of San Antonio Opera, is leaving the company. Richter said he felt like the time was right to try to pursue other options. "There are certain realizations that somebody in their early 40s has to come to grips with," he said. "Unfortunately, in the arts, there is no security […] [Read More]
Radio notes: KISS 'n' 'Billy'
"The Billy Madison Show" has a tough act to follow when it replaces "Lisle & Hahn" mornings on rock station KISS-FM. So what will they do? [Read More]
S.A. Pops explores American musical landscape
THE CONCERT: The San Antonio Symphony Pops orchestra under the direction of Sebastian Lang-Lessing. "SLL Salutes America" repeats at 8 p.m. today at Trinity University's Laurie Auditorium. AUDIENCE: 1,250 FIRST TAKE: Second-year symphony Music Director Lang-Lessing may be German, but he knows and appreciates American popular music like a native expert. Lang-Lessing donned his white […] [Read More]
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