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Ealing Travel Guide: 85 reviews and 181 photos
Neither countryside nor city, it has some of the benefits of both (and, it has to be said, some of the downsides of both too). There are plenty of restaurants and pubs to suit all tastes, reasonable shops, a cinema (currently closed) and other facilities – and there are also several parks and lots of trees, giving the town a greenness that you don't always find in other parts of the city.
Although this area has been inhabited for thousands of years, Ealing really came into its own in the nineteenth century, when the Great Western Railway company opened a station at Ealing Broadway.
The suburb mushroomed from a sleepy back-water into what the Victorians crowned the "Queen of the Suburbs", and most of the houses here (including ours) date from that period. You can read more about the history of Ealing in my General tip.
September 2013
Off the beaten path: The Ealing Club and the Old fire station in South Ealing
Restaurants: Chimichanga and some new coffee shops
Local customs: a Midsummer Fayre
October 2012
Nightlife: Summer festivals in Walpole Park
Things to do: See the Town Hall and St Mary's Church
Favourites: Parakeets
Transport: Bike hire and parking in Ealing Broadway [a tip for my VT friend Don]
- Pros:Green spaces, lots of facilities
- Cons:The same as any other urban area, I guess
- In a nutshell:Still the Queen of the Suburbs?
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Its been interesting reading about where you live. I love that you have plenty of green areas and that there is enough history for a historical walk. Sad that lots of the Restaurants have closed!
My first serious boyfriend was from Gordon Road in Ealing. Though my preferred areas of London are from NW 3 to NW 11, Ealing always struck me as being a pleasant leafy suburb. Interesting to read a little about it after all these years.
Hello, Sarah! It would be great to pay a visit to Ealing some day!) Thanks for your wonderful story and photographs!
Marvellous updates :-)) Next time ... this Mexican restaurant sounds delicious :-)))
It looks absolutely wonderful place! Thanks for sharing!
See you Saturday... Hope the weather holds out. Dave
a year later and i am back in Ealing with you ;-)));-)))
Looking forward to visiting Ealing soon!x
Hello, Sarah!~ I like your details and pictures! It's a nice place to live in and to explore! Thanks for your story! ><><><><><
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I'd guess that I've been to more Flames games this year than I have in the last 10. Being involved in business, I take clients to the games. I still love it. I still follow it. I always will.
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Firstly, too many penalties. Way too many penalties. Seems as if every year now, the refs are given three new things to call. You can't touch anybody. You can't hit anybody. You can't tie anybody up. It's just a constant lineup to the penalty box. I've always said the officiating is so bad they couldn't resist adding a second bad ref.
When I played, I had to earn my space on the ice. I'm not sure how I'd react in today's game. All that stuff behind the scenes . . . I'd be in the box all night. But I think there's something honourable in fighting through the interference, in being challenged. I mean, those great one-on-one battles everyone remembers, you don't see them anymore. If you don't have any opposition, people making it difficult for you, how tough is it? Hockey should be a tough game.
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You're coaching to save your paycheque, to keep your job. Look, I understand the need to coach to a team's talent level, but how many people actually want to watch that? At $100 a ticket? Some of these games are just painful. And if all you expect, all you demand, from someone is that he chips the puck out of the zone 20 times a night, well, that's all you're going to get. If someone can move the puck from the hash marks to the red line and dump it in deep, you've got a shot to play in the NHL today. Hey, YOU could get the puck from the hash marks to the red line and dump it in deep. It's not that difficult.
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There are lot of intelligent, funny, personable guys in our sport. But all you hear is cliche, cliche, cliche. It drives me crazy. I guess the powers-that-be just want the players to sound boring. Guys, it's entertainment. But they don't want anybody rocking any boats. They don't want them to say anything, tell anyone how they feel, what they think about different issues.
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Geraldine Ritchey, 83, of Marshall, died Friday, Aug. 3, 2012, at Centerpoint Medical Center in Independence.
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They should be fine, Lily....the cold won't bother them. It would be a good idea not to let them dry-out at the roots....a common problem when planted against a wall.
Good luck.
PS, the wall will retain warmth, this will be emitted during the night, so that will help.
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Mine was a motercycle which I bought for £100 in about 1978 and sold five years later for.. £150!
Mine was a motercycle which I bought for £100 in about 1978 and sold five years later for.. £150!
Had lots of motor cycles, Bob....think the first one was a BSA A7 500cc twin (1959) costing around £300.
Awwww.... I passed my driving test in a new Morris 1100, Dove. Driving lessons were £5 for a double lesson.
......did you pay for your first car?
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Philippa - as you probably know, yellow sweet peas are the ones that have thus far eluded sweet pea breeders and (as I see it) this chloranthus as an attempt to address the issue and is still an experimental project.....for what it's worth, I have no knowledge of growing them.
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As I said, they're operated singlehanded and grip whatever you're cutting.
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Pleased you've had success with your Chelsea Collection....if anyone ordering seed from Eagle SPs mentions my name, they would be interested.
Regarding those tall plants, I wouldn't recommend hacking them....I have a pair of long, single hand operated, secateurs for the purpose.
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text: ÿ£¢ Peshtigo Times Wisconsin Community Newspaper Perspectives * Country Cousin Sports Shorts * Marines Suffer First Set Back* Marines Win Mega Meet; Oconto Tops Crivitz Invite* Area Athletes Standout at Rosholt/Suring Invites* Peshtigo Stays Perfect to Pace Conference* Peshtigo/Marinette Golf Teams Off To Strong Start e-EditionNow AvailableFor more informationclick here THE CITY REBORN FROM THE ASHES OF AMERICA'S MOST DISASTROUS FOREST FIRE Country Cousin Roots... Hi Folks! Spring has finally arrived! After waiting so long, I can hardly believe that Memorial Day and the unofficial start of the summer season in Northwoods Wisconsin will be here on Monday. Weve been enjoying warm days and balmy evenings. The full moon on Saturday night should be spectacular, unless its hidden by the tail ends of storms that swept across the nation last weekend. Sympathies go out to parts of the country, particularly Oklahoma, where tornadoes wreaked havoc in the past week. So far here in TIMESland weve been lucky. The most severe storms have missed us. The rains came for a time on Tuesday, but the worst effect of recent weather has been a sharp increase in wood tick and mosquito populations. That we can live with. Get out the bug repellent and enjoy. SMUDGES Wonder how many in todays younger generation remember when a smudge was the best defense against the evening mosquito onslaught? Wonder how many have even heard the word before except maybe in reference ot a smudge of dirt on their face? Our family knew what a smudge was, and we knew it was for self defense. If we wanted to enjoy a bonfire, possibly with a cookout over hot coals, but the mosquitos were attempting mightily to drive us indoors. wed build a smudge. That meant banking up some coals so they wouldnt be burning too hot, and then piling on wet weeds and grasses. Mosquitoes apparently dont like smoke, so theyd pretty much stay away. If we turned our backs to the billowing smoke,or sat up wind from it, we could still breathe and pretend we were having fun. Problem was that the wind usually kept shifting so we had to move to avoid that Smoke Gets In Your Eyes syndrome. Wonder how many remember that old song, by the way. Anyway, Grandma used to say smoke follows beauty, so we felt better about getting all smoke scented and watery-eyed. It was true, though, that the smoke helped slow down the Mosquito onslaught. The little buzzing vampires dont seem to be as bad in recent years as they were when we were kids. This may be just because were more used to it, or perhaps they dont like adult blood as well as that from youngsters. Another possibility is that there really arent as many as there used to be because drought years have dried up some of the old mosquito breeding muck holes ... excuse me, wetlands. Whatever the cause, the mosquitoes are generally worst just before and after dusk. Once full dark sets in they dont seem to be nearly as pesky. WATCH THE TICKS Ticks are another issue entirely, especially now that we have deer ticks in the area as well as genuine old fashioned wood ticks. Deer ticks are harder to find. They can be as small as a pin point, and can often latch on, burrow in and eat without being detected. Make a nightly bed check routine in tick season! Im told the only natural enemies of ticks are peacocks and guinea hens, neither of which arrive without special invitations in this area. Im in the market for a pair or two of each to police the yard area and reduce the tick population. Ticks are not only annoying, but can carry some serious diseases, including Lyme Disease. MEMORIAL DAY Memorial Day was originally created to honor the soldiers who gave their lives in the Civil War, but the meaning has been expanded in recent years to honor those we loved who have gone before us. That happened because we had no such holiday and we needed one. However, in the rush to enjoy the pleasures of summer many of us tend to forget the reasons behind Memorial Day. Theres no need to spend a ton of money, but we should at least pause to remember and thank those who died for the freedoms that are under such serious onslaught today. If possible we should visit the graves of our ancestors and our personal loved ones, even if its only to say a small prayer and leave a spray of lilacs or a nosegay of violets. ROOTS Originally Decoration Day was observed on May 30. Many years later, to create an additional long weekend, the last Monday in May was designated Memorial Day. There are several versions of how Memorial Day got started, and they may all be right. Some historians say Memorial Day began unofficially on April 26, 1865, when Mrs. Sue Landon Vaughn, a descendant of the late President John Adams, led a few women to the cemetery in Vicksburg to decorate soldiers graves. Perhaps by coincidence, in May of that same year other women in Winchester, Va. formed the Stonewall Jackson Memorial Association and on June 6 they went to the Confederate Cemetery to decorate graves with flowers. Still other reports trace the holiday to Miss Emma Hunter, who in 1864 carried flowers to the tomb of her father, Col. James Hunter in Boalsburg, Pa. While there she met a Mrs. Meyer, whose son had also been killed in the war. The two women agreed to meet again the next year to decorate the graves, which they did, thus making the first pre-arranged Memorial Day observance in 1865. Gradually other townspeople took up the idea. A History of the Grand Army of the Republic (a Union veterans organization) says Memorial day observances started after Adjutant-General N. P. Chapman received a letter from a Union soldier whose family roots were in Germany saying it was the custom there each spring to decorate the graves of fallen soldiers and suggested that the Grand Army adopt the idea. Chapman relayed the suggestion to national commander, General J. A. Logan, who was so impressed that he issued an order naming May 30, 1868 ...for the purpose of strewing with flowers or otherwise decorating the graves of the comrades who died in defense of their country during the late rebellion and whose bodies lie in almost every city, village or hamlet churchyard in the land. It is the purpose of the commander-in-chief to inaugurate this observance with the hope that it will be kept from year to year while a survivor of the war remains to honor the memory of the departed...let no ravages of time testify to coming generations that we have forgotten, as a people, the cost of a free and undivided Republic. Wonderful words. Memorable sentiments. Let us all continue to let no ravages of time show that we have forgotten the continuing cost in human lives of keeping our Republic free. WASTE NOT Fresh herbs are too precious and pricey to waste. If yours are about to go bad, just dehydrate them in the microwave. Its easy. Wash first, then lay them on a paper towel and nuke in 10 second bursts. Once theyre dry, just cool and then crumble them into an airtight jar. Theyll last as long as dried spices from the store! Use half as much dried herb as you would fresh. COOKIN TIME Its grilling time again. Asparagus is popping up, and rhubarb is ready for cooking. Some of todays recipes are almost too easy, while one is a bit complicated, but not bad. Cook, eat and be happy! BREW PUB PORK CHOPS This works with boneless pork medallions or pork steaks as well as with chops. Just adjust cooking time accordingly. Great with the Dandelion Potatoes. 4 bone-in pork chops (1-1/2 lb.) 1 cup beer 1/2 teaspoon chopped fresh rosemary or 1/4 teaspoon crumbled dried rosemary 1 clove garlic, minced 2 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon salt 1/2 teaspoon black pepper 1/4 cup mayonnaise (the real thing, not salad dressing) 1 Dijon or Spicy Dijon Mustard Pinch rosemary Mix beer, sugar, garlic, rosemary, salt and pepper until sugar is dissolved; pour over chops in shallow dish or in a large enough zipper type plastic bag to hold them comfortably. Turn chops over to evenly coat both sides, and then refrigerate for at least an hour or better yet, overnight, turning after half an hour. Light coals and let them heat until medium hot. Remove chops from marinade; discard marinade. Grill chops 5 to 6 minutes on each side or until done (160¤F), brushing occasionally with the mayo/mustard mixture. DANDELION POTATOES This is almost a version of German Potato Salad. When you live close to the land as my grandparents did you learn to eat whats available. And the results are surprisingly delicious. If you dont feel like picking dandelion greens, use fresh spinach or other cooking greens, such as chinese cabbage or endive. If you do pick your own dandelions, do not take from roadsides where they have been contaminated with fumes and chemicals, and do not pick the jagged leaves with milky juices, just the nice smooth ones. Green onions, tops and all, can be nicely substituted for part of the regular onion. 5 pounds white potatoes, peeled and cubed 3 tablespoons butter salt and pepper, to taste 1 pound bacon, diced 1 pound torn dandelion greens 1 medium onion, diced 1 egg, lightly beaten 1/2 cup white vinegar 1 tablespoon white sugar 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add potatoes and cook until tender but still firm, about 15 minutes. Drain, toss with butter, and season with salt and pepper. Place bacon in a large, deep skillet. Cook over medium high heat until evenly brown. Remove the bacon and drain on paper towels. Set aside the pan with the bacon grease. In a large bowl gently toss together the dandelion greens and onion. In a small bowl, whisk together the egg, vinegar, and sugar. Season with salt and pepper. Stir the egg mixture into the skillet with the warm bacon grease. Mix in the diced bacon and flour, and whisk for about 1 minute, until thickened to the consistency of salad dressing. Pour at once over the dandelions and toss to coat. Serve the greens over the potatoes,or mix together before serving. EASY RHUBARB CAKE Quick and easy rhubarb pudding cake recipe that even rhubarb skeptics will love: Scatter 3 to 4 cups of diced rhubarb on the bottom of a lightly greased 9x13-inch pan. Sprinkle with 1/2 to 3/4 cup sugar. Prepare a batter from a boxed white, yellow, lemon, or spice cake mix, using one less egg than the recipe calls for. Pour the batter over the rhubarb. Bake according to the instructions on the cake mix box. Let it cool slightly before cutting. STRAWBERRY CHIFFON CAKE There are long instructions for this cake, but its really quite easy to do and doesnt take a lot of time. Serves 20, so its ideal for a festive celebration. Eat and enjoy! The Cake: 1 3/4 cups flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 1/4 cups granulated sugar 1/2 cup vegetable oil 6 egg yolks 10 strawberries, pureed in blender or food processor (about 3/4 cup) 22 drops red liquid food color 6 egg whites 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar The Filling and Glaze: 1 cup chopped fresh rhubarb, or frozen drained rhubarb 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel 1/4 cup granulated sugar 1 tablespoon water 1 1/2 cups quartered strawberries 1 cup whipping cream 1 1/2 cup powdered sugar Heat oven to 350 degrees. In large bowl, mix flour, baking powder, salt and 1/2 cup of the granulated sugar until blended. Add oil, egg yolks, pureed strawberries and food color. Beat with electric mixer on medium speed about two minutes or until blended; set aside. Wash and dry beaters. In medium bowl, beat egg whites and cream of tartar with electric mixer on medium speed about a minute and a half, or until soft peaks form. Gradually add the remaining 3/4 cup granulated sugar and beat until stiff peaks form. Fold one-third of the egg white mixture into the egg yolk batter gently but thoroughly, and then fold in remaining egg white mixture. Pour into ungreased 10-inch angel food (tube) cake pan. Tap pan on counter to remove air bubbles. Bake 50 to 60 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Immediately turn pan upside down onto heatproof bottle or funnel. Let hang about 2 hours or until cake is completely cool. While the cake cools heat rhubarb, lemon peel, 1/4 cup of the granulated sugar and the water to boiling over medium heat. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer about three minutes, or until rhubarb is soft and cooked through. Remove from heat and set aside to cool for about 30 minutes. Stir in quartered strawberries. In medium bowl, beat half a cup of the whipping cream and 1 tablespoon of the powdered sugar until stiff peaks form and then fold in half a cup of the cooled strawberry-rhubarb mixture. Put the remaining strawberry rhubarb mixture into an attactive serving bowl and set it aside in the fridge to serve later with cake slices. Place the cooled cake top side down on a serving platter. Cut a one inch layer off the top and set it aside. Cut a tunnel about an inch deep and an inch wide into the bottom cake piece. (Discard the tunnel scraps or give them to the kids.) Fill the tunnel with the strawberry-rhubarb cream mixture and replace top of cake. Make glaze by stirring together the remaining half cup of whipping cream and remaining powdered sugar (almost 1 1/2 cups) in a medium bowl until smooth. Spoon glaze over top of cake, letting it run down the sides. Top cake the reserved strawberry-rhubarb mixture at serving time. RHUBARB DREAM BARS Makes a lot of delicious bars for very little effort or outlay. And theyre so very, very good! Crust: 2 cups flour 3/4 cup powdered sugar 1 cup butter Filling: 4 eggs 2 cups sugar 1/2 cup flour 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla 4 cups rhubarb, sliced Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Mix flour and sugar, then cut in butter until crumbs form. Press in bottom of jelly roll pan. Bake for 15 minutes. Meanwhile, blend eggs, sugar, flour, salt. Fold in rhubarb. Spread over crust. Bake 40-45 minutes. Cool. Cut into squares. Do refrigerate any leftovers, as this is a custard-base recipe. Thought For the Week: Whatever youre doing on Memorial Day, take time to bow your head, fold your hands, and offer a prayer for the souls of all the dear ones who have gone before us, especially those who fell on our nations battlefields wherever and whoever they may be. May God bless them, and may they know we remember and are grateful. And may we defend and protect the freedoms they fought and died for, so their deaths will not have been in vain. Amen. (This column is written by Shirley Prudhomme of Crivitz. Views expressed are her own and are in no way intended to be an official statement of the opinions of Peshtigo Times editors and publishers. She may be contacted by phone at 715-927-5034 or by e-mail at shirleyprudhommechickadee@yahoo. com.) 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It emerged shortly after trade deadline that San Antonio tried hard to make deadline-day play for Evan Turner. Funny how things work out— Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) March 12, 2014
The Spurs were involved in a number of rumors at the deadline before taking their usual approach of standing pat. The Sixers wound up moving Turner for Danny Granger and a second-rounder, sparking controversy over not getting enough return. But if you've already decided to move him, and no other offers come through, what are you to do?
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U.S.economy the tip of the cap for the recent gains. Recent data
points imply that the incipient economic strength we saw last fall
has continued into 2012. If this trend remains in place, then the
economically-sensitive stocks in my $100,000 real-money portfolio
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Ford (NYSE:
is a great example. Though I recently
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, I also think many investors underestimate the rising demand for
cars and trucks. Ford saw its sales rise 7% in January (compared
with a year ago), in line with the industry's growth rate. And if
the full year's sales grow at this pace, then Ford is
well-positioned to meet or exceed 2012 estimates -- assuming Europe
doesn't fall off a cliff. The fact that Europe is inching closer to
a resolution of its various crises could also boost results as
European consumers feel comfortable enough to purchase new cars and
trucks again.
Perhaps one of the best data points around to gauge theeconomy 's
health is thespot price of aluminum, which appears to have bottomed
out at around $0.91 a pound in early January, but recently moved
back up above $1.
Alcoa (NYSE:
and other aluminum stocks have responded in kind, though they
remain far below levels seen last spring. The Dow Jones U.S.
AluminumIndex has moved above its 100-daymoving average , abullish
To push aluminum prices higher, the industry's key players are
showing great discipline. Alcoa announced a series of production
cuts in January, and just this week (Jan. 30), Russia-based United
Co. Rusal announced plans to trim its output by roughly 5% in the
next 18 months. These cuts are in tandem with moves by China to
further curtail its aluminum output this year. This could help push
aluminum prices back to $1.10 or even $1.15 a pound, which explains
why I think Alcoa's stock
will likely post solid gains this year
The stock is already up 20% this year, but at a recent $10.40, it's
well below the52-week high of $18. Frankly, investors should brace
for a slow climb, so a return to the $18 mark might still be a year
or two away.
Yet investors also need to brace themselves for a bumpy ride when
it comes to some stocks. For example, LED lighting (light-emitting
diodes) prices continue to drop, which sets the stage for a
possibleearnings shortfall for
Cree (Nasdaq:
. The fact this stock is already up 23% in 2011 makes me anxious.
All of these gains could be disgorged if Cree indeed delivers a
subpar quarter. Still, I love this company's long-term positioning
and don't intend to trade in and out of this stock based on
short-term gyrations.
As for my other portfolio holdings, here are some other key events
to watch in the coming month:
Hasbro (NYSE:
will deliver a more detailedquarterly report this coming Monday,
Feb. 6. A week after that, I will be meeting with the company at
the annual New York Toy Fair, which the company uses as a platform
to discuss its goals for the coming year.
• On Friday, Feb. 10, battery maker
Exide Technologies (Nasdaq:
will release quarterly results. This will be a nail-biter. If Exide
delivers yet another bad quarter, thenshares could quickly fall
back to the52-week low of $2.34 (from a recent $3.60). Yet if
results are at least decent, then the stage could be set for a
sharp rebound in the stock in the coming quarters.
• The following Tuesday, Feb. 14, we'll hear from
Zipcar (NYSE:
, which appears to have posted a solid quarter. It's not a
seasonally-important period -- Zipcar does the bulk of its business
in the spring, summer and fall -- but investors want to see that
all of the operating metrics are still moving in the right
Action to Take -->
More than half of my $100,000 allotted to this portfolio is now in
play. As I get closer to being "fully-invested," it may be time to
cull certain names from the portfolio to raise fresh cash. (So make
sure you
don't miss a single update
.) It's crucial to always have cash in reserve, as great
opportunities arise unexpectedly, and it's no fun to lack the funds
tocapitalize on them.
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Founded in 1982, Green Hills Software is the largest independent software vendor for the Internet of Things. In 2008, the Green Hills INTEGRITY-178 RTOS was theMore
$100 mil. - $250 mil.in Revenue
250 - 500EmployeesContact people at this company
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30 West Sola StreetSanta BarbaraCalifornia93101United Statesview map
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By SimplyBridal
The sash on this dress is removable.This short and flirty ball gown is perfect for a fairytale wedding. The off the shoulder neckline and ruched bodice are universally flattering on all shapes and sizes. The playful full tulle skirt adds just enough youth and fun. This is a great choice for a summer church wedding or a spring wedding in the outdoors.