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16 October 2015
MR Porter Capsule mention
Please contact Becky Caesar at The Communications Store.
Please contact Maria-Verena Schmitt at LOEWS
Please contact Guillaume Levavasseur at DM Media
Please contact Sara Helmig at PR Consulting
MR Porter Capsule mention
Featuring our Catalan and a Bond OB mention
Daniel Craig wearing our OB-T
Make fitness a 'shore' thing featuring the Brandt
Credit on the Sebastian
Credit: Bulldog Hulton Getty shorts
Cruise capsule collection featuring the Brella
Adam Brown
A look into Adam Browns home
A Story on our founder, Adam Brown
How to win a pair of #Snapshorts
A focus on our Hulton Getty Bulldog shorts and the Terry Towelling Polo
Featuring the Terry Ronald Stripe
Featuring our Orlebar Brown + Emilio Pucci Gilroy rash vest.
Short story featuring our Hulton Getty Port-O-Fine-O Bulldog Shorts.
The great outdoor issue featuring our Hulton Getty printed shorts.
Credit Adam Polo and Cavrin shorts.
The Style Column, Jeremy Langmead. Shorts feature
Credit Women's bikini
Credit Terry Towelling
Style File, Orlebar Brown Granger jumper, Harold polo and Minori beach dress (no longer on website)
Surfs Up. Cover image courtesy of Orlebar Brown.
Style Notebook. Pretty in pink. Orlebar Brown Pucci prints.
Credit Orlebar Brown x Pucci
Orlebar Brown turns it's attention to women's swimwear.
Best dressed men 2015.
Credit Pique fabric.
Three of the best Harringtons
Daniel Marks director of The Communications Store wears Adam Navy Polo
Orlebar Brown best prints
OB founder Adam Brown about his style essentials.
Swim short special with credit for OB Bulldog.
Focus on Orlebar Brown.
Tom Stubbs on cotton shorts with credit to OB Norwich.
Introducing OB sunglasses.
Summer Essential: Doug slip-on.
OB Classic Setter included in blue swim edit.
Poolside look featuring OB swim shorts and outerwear.
Credit to Bulldog swim shorts.
Trends from London Collections: Men.
Introducing OB Edition: Tommy Penton.
Printed swim shorts for the summer, featuring OB Classic Bulldog shorts.
Credit for Harris light weight piqué polo.
Playful summer looks including OB Classic Bulldog shorts.
Floral prints featuring OB Classic Bulldog shorts.
Credit for OB women's swim range.
'How to dress for a gallery opening' featuring the Griffon side fastener trousers.
"Borrowed from the boys" featuring the Whippet beach short and the Ipanema string bikini.
Beachwear special featuring OB photography of swim shorts, linen shirts and polos.
Basketball shoot featuring the Hampton classic bikini.
Credit for OB Edition: Photographic.
Introducing Orlebar Brown sunglasses.
Interview with Orlebar Brown founder Adam Brown.
Credit for Lewis stripe belt and Ellis Harrington jacket.
Credit for Tommy T crew neck t-shirt.
Credit for Collins pack-away jacket and Preston Oxford shirt.
Credit for women's Whippet swim shorts.
Gift Guide featuring OB Edition Gray Malin.
Credit for Hodis Traveller Jacket, Ipanema string bikini top and Alessano bikini bottom.
"This is a fashion win-win" Credit for the Jeremy reversible Harrington jacket.
Credit for Perry longsleeve.
George Clooney wearing the Ellis classic harrington jacket on the cover.
Credit for Perry Longsleeve in Navy.
Featuring Bulldog Photographic Edition.
Interview with Adam Brown
Credit to Griffon trousers.
Credit for Boston resort shorts.
Credit for Felix polo and Bulldog Key Largo Edition.
TV presenter Dermot O'Leary wearing Orlebar Brown for The Observer Magazine interview.
Credit for Jeremy reversible jacket.
Credit for Bulldog Gray Malin Edition and Norwich cotton shorts.
Credit for Border light weight shorts.
Article by Tom Stubbs on Bulldog Paris Review Edition.
'24 hours on Sylt' featuring the Sanremo towelling beach dress.
Article on investment in the fashion industry featuring Orlebar Brown.
Introducing Orlebar Brown Bulldog Photo-Print Edition.
The best grey sweaters featuring The Hester.
"The new Miami collection is dazzling: retro Americana prints for the bold, spicy graphic prints for the hip and gorgeous primary colours for the wallflowers."
Credit for Bulldog Gray Malin Edition.
'The Only Thing to Wear on the Beach in Hawaii this Summer' featuring Bulldog Gray Malin Edition
Credit for Orlebar Brown's women's swimwear
'Trunks of Treasure: How Vilebrequin and Orlebar Brown Are Tapping the Lucrative Luxury Swimwear Market'
"Das Ding" featuring Bulldog Gray Malin Edition
The best rash wests with credit to the Logan sport shirt
'In praise of the polo shirt' featuring Orlebar Brown
'In praise of the polo shirt' featuring Orlebar Brown
Credit for Bulldog Deco Print
Coverage on Mr.Porter paper boys in the Hamptons wearing Orlebar Brown shorts
'Summer Dressing: 25 style rules for men' by jeremy Langmead featuring OB's tailored swim shorts.
Credit for Norwich resort shorts
Feature on Bulldog Gray Malin Edition.
'Sharper beach pieces with exceptional tailoring are on the rise. Orlebar Brown are trailblazing the way.'
Credit for Jensen Miami Print
Introducing Orlebar Brown women's wear
Credit to the Chandler waterproof transseasonal mac.
'Adventurer Style' featuring Bulldog Deco Print
'In Orlebar Brown's tailored swim shorts men are still half naked but you can get a taste of how good they would look in a suit.'
Credit for Bulldog Terra.
'If his tireless work to prevent bad beachwear wasn't enough, Orlebar Brown founder Adam Brown is once again helping protect the oceans you'll be wearing his swimmers in this summer.'
'Holiday dressing to see you through the highs and lows of British summer' featuring OB classic swim shorts.
Credit for Whippet women's swim shorts
"Orlebar Brown set the tone in men's swim wear" – Feature on new wave of men's swim wear with credit to Bulldog Gray Malin Edition.
Hawaiian shirt special featuring Jensen Miami Print Navy.
Whole page for Bulldog Photographic Edition Las Hadas.
How to look good in a white swim suit – featuring Orlebar Brown Cottesloe in White.
Men's travel essentials featuring Bulldog swim short in Mazanine.
Credit for Bulldog Key Largo Lagoon.
Adam Brown on Orlebar Brown's new women's wear range.
Orlebar Brown featured in 10 best swim shorts of the season.
Introducing Orlebar Brown's "perfectly tailored" swim wear.
"Orlebar Brown has launched a range of swim wear for girls based on the same simple, colourful, great-fitted ethos."
Credit for Bulldog Miami Print.
Orlebar Brown's Bulldog swim shorts are the choice of the stars.
Wish list featuring Orlebar Brown's women's wear.
Introducing the Miami Print Collection.
Desert shoot with credit to Fletcher Forest.
Credit for Key largo print Dane swim shorts.
Credit for Terry towelling polo in Dark Lagoon.
'Try Orlebar Brown, which makes the best shorts and tees in brilliant brights'
Tomas Maier of Bottega Veneta chooses Orlebar Brown Setter swim shorts for his Hamptons essentials.
Credit for Griffon trousers in white.
Tommy T crew neck t-shirt featured in BMW photo shoot.
Johan Ringdal and Alex Eskeland of SWIMS choose OB for their summer essentials.
The Thom Sweeney 'swim suit' goes swimming.
Credit for OB Classic Bulldog shorts.
This season's swim wear featuring Orlebar Brown.
Credit for Sebastian polo.
Brand feature on Orlebar Brown.
Credit for OB swim wear in summer photo shoot.
Swimwear special featuring Orlebar Brown.
Mark Owen of Take That wearing a Tommy T in White for a four page style shoot
Credit to Wicker Edition
Simon Chilvers of Matches Fashion picking his favourite swim shorts featuring Bulldog Las Hadas
Credit to Springer in White
Interview with Adam Brown
'The Edit: Swimwear' featuring Orlebar Brown
Introducing Setter & Bulldog III and featuring Boxer II Rescue Red.
"Orlebar Brown is certainly leading the way when it comes to poolside fashion." Featuring Bulldog Miami Edition.
Featuring Bulldog Gray Malin Edition.
'The great thing about Orlebar Brown's shorts is that you can walk straight from pool to bar and look your best in both places.'
Hilary Rose 'How to wear shorts and keep your dignity' with mentioning of OB's new Whippet shorts
Credit to Bulldog Wicker Print
Previews of Orlebar Brown SS14 Collection
Review of Orlebar Brown LC:M presentation with original illustrations.
Summer style special with credit to Bulldog Photographic Print Edition.
Introducing Bulldog Gray Malin Edition.
Swim wear guide featuring Bulldog Fiorentina Navy.
Credit for Orlebar Brown Hampton bikini top and Huntington bottom in Taupe.
Introducing Orlebar Brown women's wear
"Let's talk about… swim shorts." – 5 Questions to Adam Brown.
Editors pick from Pitti Florence: Orlebar Brown
Dan Rookwood of Men's Health recommends OB swim shorts: 'They dry out quicker than Colin Farrell and are smart enough to wear straight from the water to the lunch table.'
Credit for Bulldog Photographic Edition.
Four page photoshoot with 'True Blood' actor Joe Manganiello wearing Orlebar Brown classic swim shorts in Rescue Red, Black and Navy.
Credit for the Preston Oxford Shirt in White.
Interview with Adam Brown.
Credit for Bobby V Mid Grey Melange.
Credit for Bulldog Gray Malin Edition.
Feature on the development of men's swim wear from Speedo to Orlebar Brown.
Bulldog Fiorentina Print featured as GQ Favourite in swimwear 2013 special.
Introducing OB women's wear.
Introducing OB women's wear.
'Boys, just keep it classic' – Hilary Rose's guide to men's swim wear featuring OB.
Introducing OB women's wear.
Introducing OB women's wear.
Introducing OB women's wear and The Springer, our shortest classic short.
Credit to Bulldog Photographic Edition.
Credit to Ellis super-light Harrington jacket in Mazanine.
Credit for Hampton bikini Riviera.
A guide to summer shorts featuring Scotty denim shorts in Chambray.
Credit for Tommy T Mid Grey Melange
'There are plenty of women who will accuse men of keeping their brains in their shorts, but at Orlebar Brown it is more a case of men keeping them on their shorts, thanks to collaboration with the Paris Review.'
Introducing Orlebar Brown.
Introducing Orlebar Brown tailored swim shorts.
'Tom Stubbs – Out And About' introducing the Paris Review Edition.
'Well suited' featuring the Key Largo Print.
'Bulldogs actually fit like a well-designed pair of shorts, they're ready to go from boardwalk to beach and back.'
Introducing the Bulldog Paris Review Edition shorts.
'Miami Nice' Feature on OB's Miami Summer Collection 2013
Coverage for Jay Rutland in Bulldog Limelight.
Credit for Dane Key Largo Mazanine.
Guide to tailored swim wear: 'I very much liked the comparatively nonsene-free shorts from Orlebar Brown.'
Tom Stubbs on the Riviera wardrobe with credit to Orlebar Brown.
Jay Rutland spotted in Bulldog Limelight with Tamara Ecclestone in Cap Ferrat.
Credit to Bulldog Photographic Print Shorts and OB mentioned in Turkey editorial.
'A touch of 007 Style' featuring Setter Sky swim shorts.
Credit to Bulldog Photographic Print Shorts.
'Forget Board Shorts – Try Patterned Trunks' featuring Bulldog Wicker Print.
Orlebar Brown cover story including interview with Adam Brown.
Design picks featuring Bulldog Miami Edition
'Meet the Designer – Adam Brown'
'Summer Whites: A Shopping Guide' with credit to Bulldog White
'60 seconds with Adam Brown' introducing Orlebar Brown's tailored swimwear.
Portrait of Adam Brown, founder of Orlebar Brown.
Revival of the tailored swim trunks featuring Bulldog Wicker Print.
Featuring the Chandler all weather mac.
Introducing the Orlebar Brown women's capsule collection for High Summer 2013.
The Logan sport shirt finishes best in test for UV protection shirts.
Men's swim wear special featuring the Key Largo edition shorts.
'Make sure you pack this bathing suit because it's the best men's bathing suit in the universe.' Featuring Bulldog Las Hadas.
Swim wear guide by David Nicholls featuring Setter Fiorentina.
Featuring OB T-Shirts and Bulldogs in White.
Guide to tailored swim shorts featuring Orlebar Brown.
Introducing Setter Stingray.
'Carl's Crush' introducing The Hester: 'I think this is the perfect summer sweatshirt to throw on around 5:30 when the sun starts to go down and the rosé starts to come out.'
'Sailor Style' including Wicker Print shorts.
'Nautical Necessities" with credit to Bulldog Wicker Print.
Rubgy star Ben Foden wearing Bulldog Wicker Print.
Rugby star Ben Foden wearing Bulldog Wicker Print and OB shorts featured in Summer Style special.
'How I roll' travel essentials by Marcus Chan featuring David Hicks Edition shorts.
"You'll think you'll never need any other piece of clothing anymore apart from this marvelous polo." 'Frottee – Eine Stilkritik' by Tillmann Prüfer.
Tom Stubbs' style page introducing new resort looks by Orlebar Brown.
Swim wear guide video featuring Boxer II and Bulldog shorts.
Laid back beach looks featuring Setter Light Pink.
Princes of the pool – Orlebar Brown. Introducing The Springer – The shortest short.
Brand feature on Orlebar Brown and credit for Tommy T.
Wear it like John F. Kennedy with Sebastian in Navy.
Tom Stubbs' Style Page featuring new resort looks by Orlebar Brown.
'Men's swimwear has undergone a retro revamp." Introducing Orlebar Brown.
'Sometimes it's easy to get carried away with swim shorts and forget that you don't have to be limited to some faux surfer Hawaiian flower print. These black Orlebar Brown board shorts will remind you that you don't have to go down that route.'
'Orlebar has already become the swimsuit of the moment — you'd be hard-pressed to go to the Hamptons without seeing all of the chic men wearing these.'
Swim wear guide and shoot featuring Orlebar Brown swim shorts.
Yacht style shoot with A$AP Rocky wearing a Glenn rope belt in Navy.
'20 Odd Questions' to GQ's Jim Moore: "I like a surfer style trunk with a flat front- something I can wear to the beach and in town. I love Orlebar Brown"
'The complete summer swim suit guide' featuring OB Classic Setter and Dane shorts.
'My first choice for swimwear the last few years has been these Setter trunks from Orlebarbrown.com'
Preview of upcoming Gray Malin collaboration.
"The hippest swim short labels worldwide". Introducing Orlebar Brown
Sebastian Terra on cover.
Introducing Bulldog III and Setter III customisable shorts.
Credit for Glenn rope belt
Credit for OB T-Shirts
The Big Black Book. OB featured multiple times in the swim wear section.
'Personal Shopper: Jacques Cousteau' featuring Bulldog Photographic Shorts
'The Chosen Few: Printed Swim Shorts' including Wicker print shorts.
'From Shorts to Suits' – Introducing Orlebar Brown.
GQ Style Korea – 'The Beach Boy Issue' with an exclusive six page Orlebar Brown special feature including Wicker, Fiorentina and Photo Print shorts.
Featuring Bulldog Fiorentina Pink and Dane Rescue Red swim shorts, Oscar jersey jacket.
Style manual for successful men. Swim short essentials featuring Bulldog Light Pink.
Our Monte Carlo photographic shorts take centre stage in the 200th issue of Vogue Korea.
'The suit for Baywatch' – Introducing the Thom Sweeney 'swim suit'.
Featuring the Yorky towelling shorts in Sky.
The perfect outfit for a man on a sailing trip with credit to Hester Azure and Setter Terra.
'In my boyfriend's cloths' with Tommy Limelight.
Summer style special featuring Pug swim brief in Rescue Red.
Credits for Orlebar Brown Tommy and Bobby classic t-shirts in Rescue Red.
Credit for Bulldog shorts in Sahara.
OB Lab shorts, fit for the gymnasium.
Model wears OB comfortable cashmere touch Standard trousers.
The Bulldog shorts in Rescue Red. The perfect gift for Valentines Day.
"For fashion forward fellows keen to jump straight in at the deep end" choose The Pug
The 2013 Wardrobe Workout featuring the Baron Beach Towel in red
Credit for Tommy T in mid-grey melange
Military styling with the Bennett sweatshirt. Other credits include Baron Beach Towel and Tommy T.
Credit for Setter shorts in Sky, as worn by Daniel Craig in James Bond Skyfall.
Orlebar Brown to showcase at London Collections, quote from Adam Brown.
I-Spy credit for Cater hooded sweatshirt.
"If they're good enough for 007, they're good enough for you" – Setter shorts in Sky as worn by James Bond
Featuring the OB Baron Beach Towel
"The most cleverly cut casual trousers available in Britain" – Choose The Griffon trousers for him this Christmas.
Featuring OB's 5th Anniversary Blue Boats Bulldog shorts.
Wooster Camo Bulldog shorts pictured, with credits throughout, including recommendations from Mr Porter's Jeremy Langmead.
Christmas gift guide: Wicker print Bulldog shorts
Introducing Orlebar Brown to Australia, "combining modern and nostalgic elements" for men's swimwear.
Feature interview with Adam Brown.
Featuring Wooster Camo shorts
The perfect cruise season look featuring Bulldog Wicker print and Terry towelling polo.
Special men's issue featuring Terry towelling polo.
Christmas gift guide featuring Wicker print shorts.
Christmas gift guide featuring Wicker print shorts.
Bobby V-neck T-Shirt Graphite Jacquard on cover.
Must Have: Bulldog Wicker print shorts.
Christmas gift guide featuring Bulldog 5th Anniversary Edition.
Christmas gift guide for him featuring Bulldog 5th Anniversary Edition.
Christmas gift guide featuring Tommy T in White.
Introducing the Bennett Cashmere blend sweat.
Bond style special with Wicker print shorts.
Travel extra with the Thom Sweeney 'swim suit'.
Guide to men's swimwear featuring Wooster Camo shorts.
The Bond look featuring Setter Sky
Introducing the exclusive Summer-Sault shorts for Australia.
Bond Special featuring Setter Sky
A trip to Rio in White featuring Bulldog Shorts in White.
Creative Directors Gift Picks with Setter Navy and Arthur Mid Grey Melange.
"Orlebar Brown, now sported all over the world." Story by Simon Crerar.
"Packing more than shorts" – Orlebar Brown's winning reinvention of the holiday wardrobe.
Featuring Fifth Anniversary Ocean Drive short
Featuring Thom Sweeney 'Swim Suit'
Featuring Fifth Anniversary Waterfall short
10 people to meet featuring Adam Brown
"Get the Bond Look" featuring Setter Sky swim shorts.
Introducing Orlebar Brown swim shorts.
Actor Michael Sheen wearing a Tommy t-shirt.
Featuring the Mitchell Cagoule.
James Bond wears Orlebar Brown
"Daniel Craig chooses British swimwear for Skyfall"
Piece about the launch of the new Australian website
100 best places to shop online. #24 OrlebarBrown.com
007's Travel Bag featuring Setter Sky shorts.
Featuring Zest swim shorts.
Weekender featuring Setter shorts.
Robbie Williams wearing Baron towel.
"Indlugences that give back" featuring 5th Anniversary short – Handstand.
"Last of the summer line" Summer essentials by Jeremy Langmead featuring Hicks collaboration
Featuring Felix polo and Bulldog 5th Anniversary short – Handstand
"Spring Must-Haves" featuring Bulldog Terra and Terry Navy.
Men's Essentials featuring Bulldog Athlete shorts
Featuring Bulldog Athlete shorts
Featuring Glenn rope belt
Hairstylist Luke Hersheson recommends Orlebar Brown
Featuring Hobson and Norfolk Sky
Australian magazine Manuscript towelling story featuring Terry polo in Sky and Navy, Bulldog shorts and Baron beach towel.
Hot List Sporty featuring Dane board shorts.
Terry and Bulldog featured in 'Spring Must Haves for Men'
"Basic Instincts" featuring Bobby V.
Featuring Waterprint edition.
Featuring July's fifth anniversary short – Surfboards
Fashion I-SPIED featuring Griffon Indigo.
Swimwear Guide featuring the Setter shorts as the "jet set trunks".
"These swim trunks will make you the most on-it man on the beach."
"In Orlebar Browns your half naked, but still well dressed."
Featuring Bobby V in White.
Fashion trend photo prints with image of Bulldog 5th Anniversary Edition.
Introducing Bulldog 5th Anniversary Edition.
Olympics Special featuring Bulldog Athlete Edition
Tropical fashion with the Terry towelling polo in Rescue Red.
"This week I'm wearing…" with Cricketer Ed Smith, featuring OB's Bulldog shorts.
"Why not try a smarter pair of shorts by Orlebar Brown?"
Accessories for "The Elegant Gent Cruise off Croatia" with the Baron Beach towel in Rescue Red.
Introducing photography book "Poolside with Slim Aarons" featuring 5th Anniversary Edition Bulldog shorts.
Beach style special featuring the Baron beach towel in Rescue Red.
Editor's Picks featuring the Bulldog shorts in Amazon Green.
Profile Orlebar Brown
Featuring Bulldog Waterprint and Terry Toweling
Featuring Bulldog Waterprint and Terry Toweling shirt.
Featuring Bulldog Waterprint
Featuring Terry shirt in Navy.
"Reel Style: The Endless Summer," featuring the Norfolk chinos.
The St. Tropez look featuring OB Bulldog shorts.
Featuring Bulldog Geometric Print.
TV presenter Dermot O'Leary features Orlebar Brown in his fashion picks.
Fashion news featuring OB 5th Anniversary shorts
Guide to men's summer wear featuring Orlebar Brown.
Competition featuring 5th Anniversary "Surfboards" shorts.
Featuring Thom Evans in the Yorky towelling shorts.
Swimwear Do's & Don'ts with Orlebar Brown founder Adam Brown
Orlebar Brown's Limited Edition Fifth Anniversary shorts
Athlete Edition Bulldog Zest Diving in Observer's Olympic chic wish list
Featuring Orlebar Brown 5th Anniversary "Splash" Swim Shorts
Q&A with Adam Brown on great poolside style.
Swimwear special featuring Bulldog Waterprint.
Swimwear special featuring Mark Wright (TOWIE) in Pug sport brief.
"i don't know how i lived without it" featuring orlebar brown swim trunks
Featuring Bulldog Belize swim trunks
Special feature on the 5th year anniversary, limited edition swim wear shorts
Featuring Setter shorts.
Announcing the launch of our OB Way of Life photo competition and new limited edition fifth anniversary shorts.
Featuring the Orlebar Brown Baron beach towel.
Style special featuring the Orlebar Brown Pug Sport Brief.
Los Angeles special featuring the Orlebar Brown Baron beach towel.
Feature on Orlebar Brown's Athlete Rescue Red Running shorts.
Featuring Orlebar Brown's Setter shorts.
"Orlebar Brown's 5 Limited-Edition Suits Celebrate The Good Life"
OK Magazine at Orlebar Brown's Fifth Anniversary party at B&B Italia.
Featuring Orlebar Brown's Limited Edition Fifth Anniversary shorts.
Featuring Bulldog shorts with Hicks design and Athlete edition shorts.
Pool special featuring the Orlebar Brown swim shorts.
"It is a truth universally acknowledged that a man will never look so good in trunks as he does in a neatly tailored pair of Orlebar Brown's finest."
Featuring the Orlebar Brown Bulldog II shorts in White.
Style feature "Don't you wish you'd worn that?" featuring the Orlebar Brown Bulldog Water Print short in Rescue Red.
Style feature "Live the Life: Pablo Picasso" featuring Orlebar Brown's Bulldog shorts.
Feature on the Orlebar Brown Fifth Anniversary shorts.
Featuring Orlebar Brown's Stingray shorts in White/Navy.
Fashion feature "In Praise Of Cut Lines" featuring Orlebar Brown's sweat shorts.
Featuring Orlebar Brown's Wooster Camouflage swim trunks.
Featuring Ollie Cheshire wearing the Orlebar Brown Nick Wooster Camouflage shorts.
Beach special featuring the Orlebar Brown 5th Anniversary Shorts.
Shopping special featuring the Orlebar Brown swim trunks.
Featuring the Orlebar Brown Bulldog shorts.
"The Week Away" featuring Baron Beach Towel
Feature on the Orlebar Brown shop opening.
Feature on the Orlebar Brown Fifth Anniversary competition.
Featuring Orlebar Brown's Bulldog Athlete Shorts.
Featuring the Orlebar Brown Men's O13 Sport Collection.
Featuring the Orlebar Brown Fifth Anniversary shorts.
Style special featuring Orlebar Brown's Athlete Zest Diving.
Featuring Orlebar Brown's swim trunks in Mazanine and Camouflage Mazanine/Sky.
Featuring Orlebar Brown's Setter in Amazon Green.
"Mencyclopaedia: English-made trunks worn by James Bond – and Australians"
Featuring Terry Toweling shirt in white.
Featuring male supermodel David Gandy wearing Bobby V in mid grey melange.
Featuring Setter Cuban Yellow.
Paul Newman style feature featuring Norwich short with side fastener.
Sports special featuring Bulldog Waterprint.
"Exclusive First Look: Orlebar Brown's Ibiza Getaway"
"Here's Your Early Summer Escape Courtesy Of Orlebar Brown" Behind the Scenes Ibiza shoot
Pop-up store at Sidewalk
Pop-up store at Sidewalk
"The GQ 100," featuring Orlebar Brown's Bulldog swim trunks.
Fashion feature, "Leader of the Pack," featuring Orlebar Brown swim trunks.
Men's Health Guide to Style featuring Orlebar Brown shirts.
"100 Days of Summer: Everything You Need To Start Enjoying Your Summer Right Now," featuring O13 collection and Bulldog swim trunks.
Feature on Orlebar Brown
Featuring NBA star Blake Griffin in Dane shorts.
Featuring Tommy T in Amazon Green
Featuring Bulldog Sky.
Exclusive First Look: Orlebar Brown Setter II and Bulldog II Swim Trunks.
Featuring Norfolk Chartreuse and Riley Mid-Blue Melange.
Featuring Bulldog shorts.
Featuring the Tommy T shirt.
Featuring Bulldog II and Setter II shorts.
Cover featuring Bulldog in military.
Featuring Tommy T insects edition
Men of Action featuring Bobby V in red & Bulldog in navy AW 2011
Featuring Affen in red
Orlebar Brown featured in Menswear "What swimwear brand has sold best for spring 11"?
Orlebar Brown feature in Timeout
Orlebar Brown featured in "Why the gentleman's 'abroad-robe' is no mission impossible".
Featuring Setter in yellow
Featuring Bulldog dog print edition
Alexis Petridis column featuring Terry in sky
Orlebar Brown feature in the Times Magazine
CHECK IT OUT featuring OB Shop
Orlebar Brown featured in "Power trunks".
Short List featuring Dane Geometric in navy
True Cossie featuring Setter in red
Hamptons Magazine 17 June 2011 Sunny Disposition featuring Bulldog in orange
Bold Bathing featuring Setter in amazon and yellow
Practice Safe Sun featuring Bulldog in navy
May Most Wanted featuring OB+WANT Les Essentiels de la Vie collection
April 2011
Style assistant featuring Bulldog in red
A Short Story featuring OB + Alan Aldridge collection
"Doesn't the Bulldog shorts from their new 'geometric' series look amazing! This is my favourite to date, absolutely stylish"
It's in the Bag featuring OB+WANT Les Essentiels de la Vie collection
Some Of The Things That Mr. Porter Has featuring Setter in red
Style Photoshoot featuring Adam & Terry shirts
Travels talk with Adam Brown of Orlebar Brown
The News featuring Geometric shorts series
LUXX HOT LIST featuring Bulldog in orange
"Peu importe, car ce maillot, il vous le faut avant tout le monde. Premièrement car la marque, Orlebar Brown n'est pas encore connue ici et que cela ne saurait tarder : coupes et qualités impeccables. Bon investissement garanti"
Photoshoot featuring Sebastian polo in yellow
Photoshoot featuring Sebastian polo in navy
"Another standout at Capsule has been the latest collection from British brand Orlebar Brown. The pieces do evoke a multi-functionality – with hiking to cliff diving or jet skiing to swimming type of versatility"
Photoshoot with Joe Manganiello from True Blood featuring Setter in black
"… Classic short shape, muted colours and different lengths make them the smartest men's trunks on deck."
"These rather cool shorts are part of a "complete summer lifestyle solution for men"
"The range of super sleek men's swimming shorts."
"… we're going to hang up our Vilebrequins this summer for a pair of Orlebar Brown's."
"London … label Orlebar Brown has giving the French brand Vilebrequin some competition with its sleek, understated shorts"
"As well as being lauded as the purveyors of classic men's swimwear, Orlebar Brown appear to deserve an award for their latest ad campaign…"
Photoshoot featuring Bulldog in white.
"One of the hottest men's swimwear labels around, these classic shorts, available in a rainbow of colours, will keep your man looking beach perfect"
"During the 2 weeks away…I will be bringing my favourite swim shorts: Orlebar Brown black setter with gold tone hardware"
Style handbook featuring Bulldog in yellow.
"Short Stories – This season's trunks put British legs in the shop window featuring OB+Eley Kishimoto Bulldog"
"…With fans like Henry Holland and Monocle magazine's Tyler Brule, Orlebar Brown is most definitely the fashion set's favoured choice for swimwear and shorts"
"Too sexy for my shorts. Male sartorial inertia is on hold this season – one brand of swimwear is flying off the shelves"
"Orlebar brown has expanded its well-edited range of shorts beyond introducing new colours…Boxer is already our favourite piece of upmarket gym kit"
"Now stylish gents and surf dudes alike can reach for the Bulldog… swim shorts that take you from the street to the boardwalk, into the ocean, and back again"
THE CUT featuring Bulldog in red.
The Hot List featuring Whippet in red
"Orlebar Brown is a great British company – its products are even made here – that gets it just right. Its styles are classic and beautifully cut"
"Impress the have-yachts with colourful Orlebar Brown trunks, perfect for diving off in speedboats or teamed with long sleeved Dries Van Noten white shirts"
Beach toys featuring Dane Swami's in orange/mint
"OB Editions range is going from strength to strength, not least due to the collaboration with Swami's, the bespoke surfboard company"
"Orlebar Brown, purveyor of beachwear for discerning dippers, sells shorts in a wide choice of colours and four lengths, and so is perfect positioned to help us decipher poolside preferences around the world"
"…simple, smart swimwear in lengths to suit every shape".
Orlebar Brown is a young company based in Britain that makes a very focused range of swim "shorts". These leaner, cleaner, "Gidget" – era togs are far more flattering than those oversize, below-the-knee psychedelic printed things that you see in Cancún"
"….we love Orlebar Brown's tailored swimshorts"
"What is great about all styles, from the classic "short' short through to the Mastiff- the longer length, loose fit-short- is that they will all work from the beach through to more formal evenings beside the pool".
"…buy them because they're the most flattering swimming trunks around thanks to the cut"
"quand il fait froid, on a souvent envie de s'envoler pour les pays chauds. Un bermuda solide et griffe' n'est jamais de trop.
(when the weather is cold, one often wants to fly away for the hot countries. Solid bermuda shorts.)"
"…those Brits; even the swimsuits are well tailored"
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Repsol Honda rider Casey Stoner shattered the lap record for the Twin Ring Motegi circuit while scoring a new record of ten MotoGP poles in one season in qualifying for Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix. The runaway world championship leader will start the 15th round of the MotoGP World Championship on the front row ahead of Jorge Lorenzo (Yamaha) and Repsol Honda team-mate Andrea Dovizioso.
Row two has a similar makeup, with Honda riders on either end and a Yamaha rider in between. Dani Pedrosa (Repsol Honda RC212V) qualified fourth fastest in front of Ben Spies (Yamaha) and Marco Simoncelli, the San Carlo Honda Gresini rider who rebounded from a mid-session spill to steal the second row with his final lap of Honda's home circuit.
From this weekend's earliest laps of the 4801m circuit north of Tokyo, Stoner felt confident that lowering the existing qualifying record was achievable. The Honda RC212V was developed at Motegi and its braking stability and strong acceleration make it the perfect choice for the stop-and-go course. Lowering the record would take a sterling performance since the existing lap record of 1m, 45.543s was set by Lorenzo on qualifying tyres in 2008. To get there would mean knocking more than 1.5s off last year's pole time of 1m, 47.001s set by Dovizioso.
With just under 13 minutes remaining in the one hour session, held under cloudy skies, Stoner dipped down into the 1m, 45s lap times. His next lap would approach the previous lap record, but the new record wouldn't come on that tyre.
With just over five minutes to go in the session, Lorenzo would be the one to eclipse the old mark and temporarily hold custody of the pole. Two minutes from the end of the session Stoner shattered the mark by clocking a lap of 1m, 45.267s, a time that was 1.7s faster than last year's pole mark.
The pole was Stoner's tenth of the season, setting a new record for the MotoGP era and breaking a tie he'd held with Valentino Rossi. Rossi secured nine poles en route to winning the 2003 MotoGP World Championship for the Repsol Honda team. Stoner had nine poles in 2008 in defence of his 2007 MotoGP World Championship. It was also Stoner's 14th front row start in 15 races this season; he qualified fourth in Portugal.
Dovizioso was hopeful of adding this year's pole to his resume, but came up short. With just over a minute to go he fired in his best lap and moved to third, dropping team-mate Pedrosa to row two. Though he didn't earn the pole, he was back on the front row for the first time since the French Grand Prix in mid-May.
Pedrosa spent most of the hour in the top three and would have been on the front row if not for Dovi's late fast lap. Unlike some other riders, Pedrosa paradoxically found less grip in the softer option Bridgestone rear tyre, the softest tyre they've ever brought to Motegi. Believing it was a problem with the first tyre, Pedrosa tried a second one, but the results didn't change. Though he wasn't able to produce a single fast lap, his pace on the medium compound race tyres gave him confidence ahead of Sunday's race.
Simoncelli was also steadily in the top five throughout qualifying. His bid to move up the order ended with crash in turn five when he lost the front near mid-session. After a brisk return to the pits to change leathers and motorcycles, Simoncelli went back out to improve his time. Once he regained his confidence, he was able to consistently lap in the 1m, 46s range, finishing with a best of 1m, 46.211s on the last of his 18 full laps.
Hiroshi Aoyama (San Carlo Honda Gresini RC212V) was hopeful of qualifying higher up the grid in his home grand prix. After qualifying 11th, the rider from Chiba was thankful for the support of his fellow MotoGP riders, all of whom showed up for the race. The Japanese fans echoed his sentiments, with signs thanking the MotoGP riders for their support.
Toni Elias (LCR Honda MotoGP) continued his struggles at a track where his fellow Honda riders excelled. Elias also had trouble with the softer option Bridgestone rear tyre. Most riders used it to set their fastest laps, but Elias didn't find confidence in the front end on the soft option, which compromised his grid position.
Honda test rider Kousuke Akiyoshi was 17th aboard the LCR Honda MotoGP RC212V in his second MotoGP ride of the season. He'd earlier ridden the San Carlo Honda Gresini RC212V in place of Aoyama, when Aoyama rode the Repsol Honda RC212V of the injured Dani Pedrosa in the Dutch TT in Assen. Like Elias, Akiyoshi found adapting to the tyres-Bridgestone brought medium and soft options-to be challenging. By the end of the session he'd found some confidence and was looking forward to winning the battle of the Japanese riders.
Shinichi Ito rode the Team HRC RC212V to the 19th qualifying spot in a race that means a lot to him. Ito lives in Miyagi Prefecture, an area which was heavily damaged during the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. The 44-year-old, who began his premier class career riding a Honda NSR500 in the 1988 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, is having something of a victory lap, having won his fourth Suzuka 8-Hours earlier this year for Honda. This race will be his final appearance on an 800cc MotoGP machine, with the 1000cc RC213V set to replace the RC212V in 2012 and Ito headed back into retirement. The 44-year-old crashed his lone RC212V in the morning, robbing him of valuable setup time for the more important afternoon qualifying session.
Marc Marquez (Team CaixaCatalunya-Suter) continued his Moto2 dominance by taking his sixth pole of the season. The 18-year-old from Cervera, Spain rider has been on an amazing roll, winning six of the past seven races, including the last three, to come within six points of the championship lead currently held by Stefan Bradl (Viessmann Kiefer Racing-Kalex). Bradl qualified eighth, and .722s from Marquez, and will have his work cut out for him if he's to retain the championship lead he's held since the Portuguese Grand Prix back in May.
Marquez put a comfortable .193s on second fastest Thomas Luthi (Interwetten Paddock Moto2-Suter) with his 13th full lap of the Twin Ring Motegi circuit. The lap of 1m, 52.067s was a new qualifying record for the Moto2 class, bettering the 1m, 52.008s lap run by Julian Simon (Mapfre Aspar Team-Suter) last year. The second fastest qualifying effort was a return to form for Luthi, who was on the front row in the first four races, but not since the French Grand Prix in mid-May. Luthi had .163s on Andrea Iannone (Speed Master-Suter), the third fastest qualifier. Iannone, on the front row for only the second time this season, currently sits third in the championship, 83 points behind Marquez.
Casey Stoner, Repsol Honda RC212V: Pole position – 1m 45.267s
"Everything has gone very well so far this weekend. We've been fastest in all but one session, so it's been fantastic. We tried a few different settings this afternoon and didn't really improve, so we'll probably go back to this morning's setting for tomorrow. We'll have to watch the weather as this will affect the setup; there's also a chance of rain so it could get complicated. Jorge (Lorenzo) has been riding fantastic, as has Dovi and Dani (Pedrosa), but there is no doubt that the Honda suits this track. I've been looking forward to riding it here for a while now and I'm not disappointed! Tomorrow will be a tough race, but the team is working hard and we'll do our best."
Andrea Dovizioso, Repsol Honda RC212V: 3rd - 1m, 45.791s
"I'm very happy to be on the front row here in Motegi. This afternoon we improved again from this morning and I feel very confident, especially under braking. We still haven't decided on the tyre for tomorrow, as we are good on both compounds, but I feel positive for the race and for the fight for the podium tomorrow. I'm really happy with the work of the team and the Honda is working really well at this track, I think tomorrow we will have a great race."
Dani Pedrosa, Repsol Honda RC212V: 4th - 1m. 45.966s
"The qualifying practice started quite well for us; we were doing lap times with a consistent pace preparing for the race and everything seemed to be going well. But at the end, when I switched to soft tyres, I couldn't get them working, I had much less grip. I thought it could be a problem with the first tyre and so I came back to the garage to change it but again I had the same issue. I am disappointed not to be on the front row, but the good feeling with the race tyres is good news. We will need to see how the weather is tomorrow. If the temperature drops a lot maybe some riders will use the soft, but considering my feeling, I will probably choose the hard one. The race will be very tough with (Casey) Stoner, (Andrea) Dovizioso and maybe Lorenzo, but we want to fight until the end."
Marco Simoncelli, San Carlo Honda Gresini RC212V: 6th - 1m, 46.211s
"I was going quite well up to the crash, but unfortunately I made a little mistake in turn five, hit a bump and crashed, which compromised the second half of the session. I struggled a little for confidence when I went back out and only got to use one soft tyre. Without that I could have maybe been fighting for the front row, but in any case I am happy because I have good race pace and hopefully tomorrow I can be fighting for the podium."
Hiroshi Aoyama, San Carlo Honda Gresini RC212V: 11th – 1m, 46.811s
"The final position is not particularly pleasing, but my feeling with the bike is good and so is my race pace so I am confident for tomorrow. I will try to start as well as possible and make up as many positions as I can. The weather could change tomorrow and the track temperature will definitely be lower so we might have to change the set-up but we have a clear idea which direction to take. I want to have a good race in my home grand prix and give my fans a positive result."
Toni Elias, LCR Honda MotoGP RC212V: 16th – 1m, 48.169s
"After yesterday's good adjustments I felt more confident ahead today's qualifying, but at the end I could not lap into the 1'47 range. This morning on harder tyre it seemed we could improve our lap time but later on Q-tyres I started to lose the front again. I went wide a couple of times, but I could not go faster in these conditions. We have already chosen our race tyre and tomorrow we will work through a number of various set-up changes to move into the 1'47 range."
Kousuke Akiyoshi, LCR Honda MotoGP RC212V: 17th – 1m, 48.367s
"Today I have started to understand better the tyres features and with a few changes of the suspension setting I made the bike feeling better compared to yesterday. I have improved my pace gradually and with further adjustments on the front fork and rear link I am well prepared for the race. I will do my best as a delegate of the Japanese riders group to bring some courage to my population."
Shinichi Ito, Team HRC RC212V: 19th – 1m, 49.971s
"After this morning's crash, I lost some confidence and was unable to find the pace I needed for qualifying. I worked hard to find a good setting, but I wasn't able to get the best possible. Tonight, I will speak together with my technician and we will try to find a solution tomorrow morning in warm-up. Apart from this, the atmosphere here in the paddock is very nice, I like it very much and I'm so happy to be here as a GP rider. We will do our best tomorrow to have a good race."
Marc Marquez, Team CaixaCatalunya-Suter: Pole position, 1m, 52.067s
"This weekend we start a little bit slower than other weekends because this circuit is a little bit different than Misano and Aragon. Here have many hard brake points and we just find the good setup. In the beginning was normal. We need improve the bike, but now I'm happy with the bike. We have a good base, so tomorrow we will see, but I think we can do a good race. But the most important here in Japan is finish the race, because this circuit is a little bit hard for me. But anyway, I catch the pole position and I'm happy for that, but tomorrow we have the most important day."
Thomas Luthi, Interwetten Paddock Moto2-Suter: 2nd – 1m, 52.260s
"Yeah, it's a good feeling all over the weekend. We had a good basic setup of the bike and I feel quite comfortable right from the beginning. So I could go through all over the weekend with that pace and it's good to be for sure on the front row. I'd like to catch today the pole position, but Marc was just a bit faster in the end. But I tried just too much, had a little mistake, and went in the gravel. Overall I'm happy and looking forward to the race."
Andrea Iannone, Speed Master-Suter: 3rd – 1m, 52.423s
"I'm happy with this result. It's important to be starting from the first row; this is positive for tomorrow. We have a good outlook for the race. We worked on the bike and at the moment we are pretty much satisfied with the setup that we've prepared. I can ride without struggling too much, we just have to improve some minor things. The race of tomorrow will be a difficult one. Marc Marquez and Tom Luthi are very fast, but we'll do our best to end the weekend with a good result. I'd like to thank the team and Suter for the work that they've done and that they keep doing during each grand prix."
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So this is my first Trip Report, Be Nice.
So this trip was because I bought my sisters car, But. She lives in Wichita, Ks and i live in Clearwater,FL. So me and my mom ended up flying to Kansas. Woohoo. Lol
The trip started out on April 19th out of Tampa International Airport at 5:00 A.m. My flight left out of Tampa at 6:45 A.m.
Thats me at 5:00 A.m. in front of the American Airlines curb check-in.
I decided to go ahead and check in early the night before that way I didn't have to wait in any lines. Plus I had no checked bags, all I had was a backpack. So I went ahead and used the self check-in kiosk. The stupid screen was really hard to use. I couldn't hit the letters. Lol. It took me like 15 minutes to print both of our boarding passes.
So i'm looking for gate Echo 65...
Well I found the airside tram, So I got on that. When I got there I had to go through security though. We have the full body scanners at Tampa. I guess I was one of the random people that had to go through it. So I went through it, Personally i don't have a problem with it.
Anyways, After I go through security i still had some time before my flight. I went to Starbucks and got some coffee and took some pictures.
Delta CRJ-100/200
I made it to gate E65 with a little under an hour to spare, Looks like rain in Memphis.
Here's a 757 that was at the gate next to mine, Also a Delta bird.
This was one of the birds I flew on, A320.
By the time I got done with these photos, boarding was about to begin. Of course first class went first. We were in boarding zone 3 or 4 I think. For some reason, I always get nervous when I fly. So as we are getting ready to board i start shaking as always. Im not sure what causes it.
This flight was only half full which was excellent. We ended up having a whole row to ourselves. She had the aisle seat and I had the window seat. Whenever i fly, I make sure i get the window seat.
Me sitting in 18A
I liked the A320 a lot because, Since i'm really tall I usually don't have a a lot of legroom. But on this flight i had all of the leg room in the world. It was really nice though.
We pushed back on time, but once we pushed back... We sat there for about 20 minutes due to a mechanical issue. Pilots informed us that they were finishing up the paperwork and we'd be on our way soon. Finally we continued on our way. We taxied to the runway, runway 9R. There were a couple of planes in front of us, so we had to wait a bit before we could take off. It was a pretty busy morning at Tampa.
A couple of planes were behind us.
Lining up...
And the video for this takeoff can be watched through this link:
Ignore my commentary. Haha.
After takeoff, we made an immediate right turn towards the Gulf of Mexico.
About 20 minutes after departure, the in-flight service started. The usual cookies or pretzels and a soft drink, juice, or coffee. I went with Orange Juice and Biscoff.
Soon afterwards we hit our cruising altitude. I decided to browse the internet while I had it. Facebook mainly, Haha.
Me again.
Pretty boring flight to Memphis. I ended up listening to music and just watching out the window as i usually do. There were a lot of clouds below us, we didn't really hit any turbulence though.
About an hour and a half after our flight started, we started our decent. I have pictures of the decent, but it was rather cloudy.
Here's a video of the landing, again ignore the commentary. I was excited. Haha :
We taxied to Bravo 10.
We deplaned and then made our way over to the next flight over in the A concourse. I saw my first MD-11, along with alot of DL regional jets.
And heres my plane to Wichita. I couldnt really get a good picture of it.
But it was a CRJ-200
This plane was also delayed due to mechanical issues (Just my luck). Haha. But 30 minutes late, we started boarding. I was seated in 11A with way less legroom then the flight before.
There was a hole in the running board or something and the A/C was blowing on my foot. My foot was numb by the end of the flight. Haha. But anyways...
This flight, unfortunately, was completely full.
Not sure which runway we took off of, but we taxied for an immediate depature.
The takeoff video can be watched here:
Another right turn
Pretty uneventful flight, i got bored though. So, I started listening to music again and then I posed for pictures. Haha
Clouds, the window was really dirty.
The in-flight service wasn't much. I had Ginger Ale and Biscoff.
About an hour and a half after the plane took off, we started our descent. I didn't really take too many pictures of the descent. But heres the landing video :
Here's the plane I arrived in Wichita on.
This was the first time I had flown commercially in about 4 years. I was really excited to fly again. Flying is the biggest passion in my life.
And here I am at the end of my trip, at the Marriott in Wichita.
I flew on these planes:
Delta Airlines A320-212, N348NW
Delta Airlines CRJ-100 N879AS
I flew on DL 2302 and DL 5449.
I really had a great time flying with Delta, I will definitely fly them again. I got two new types and two new airports. My trip back was good. I drove from Wichita, KS to Clearwater,FL. 25 hours and 1600 miles. Lets just say, It was an interesting drive.
I really did like the A320, I had alot of legroom. And i used my first airplane bathroom. Woo. Haha
I did not really like the CRJ-100 though. It was rather old and worn down. It was ok I guess.
Once again, this is my first trip report, so It may not be the best.


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Buyer Beware is the perfect decsription of Cohen Fashion Optical. Even when asking about the restrictions in a "promotional offer" you will not realize the inferior quality of the product you purchased until its too late. There is NO disclosure. The manager will not disclose his name to you--first name only! There is good reason why there are large print signs around the shop---NO REFUNDS (I recommend you take those signs seriously.) I am starting my complaints by contacting state office consumer division and the media to warn the public of this company's harmful business practices. Check out the comments on Yelp--I did, but too late.
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Recently I started a search for new glasses and found the conveineint location of Cohen Optical while shopping on a Saturday. When I walked in the store, I was impressed with the friendliness of the staff behind the counter, and the attractive selection of frames. Though I didn't use them that day, I did make an appointment online the next week. Because of a few questionable reviews, I also followed up with a phone call the morning of my appointment. The Optician I spoke with was most kind about anwering my questions and concerns, and so I showed up. I was most impressed with the Optometrist, Dr. Grace and his professional and kind service. Because I elected not to have my eyes dilated, my exam was only $25.00. I loved the beautiful fit and style of my new Bulgair frames, and there was no problem ordering the pricier progressive lenses with an anti-glare treatement. Overall I would hightly recommend the staff and service I received, and the rare attention to convenience for customers. They will take walk in repairs and even exams and lense fitting if their schedule allows. My service overall was 5 star from beginning to end. Even after 2 weeks of wearing my new glasses, I can say there was really no prolonged adujustment to get used to, even though I was warned my prescription would be quite different. Don't believe all negative reviews. I'm not from Boston and have lived all over the United States. I think I understand quality when I see it, and believe in giving recognition for a job well done. Well done, Cohen Optical...I'll be back. Linda M.
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Investigators are looking into the burglary of a jewelry store after thieves apparently got into the store through the roof.
Officials said the thieves burglarized Reeds Jewelry at the Melbourne Square Mall at 5 a.m.
Surveillance video: Jewelry store robbed
Surveillance video shows the thieves, with their faces covered, breaking in and prying open doors to grab the most expensive items. Police would not comment on what was stolen.
According to investigators, it appears it was the only store broken into overnight. Police got a call for a burglary alarm at 5 a.m. but didn't notice anything wrong on the exterior of the building -- they did not check the roof.
The theft was finally discovered when the mall opened at 10 a.m. on Friday.
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Dino DeBell, the chef at Coles (1104 Elmwood Ave., 886-1449), fell in love with Colorado lamb during the decade he spent working in Vail.
"I'm a Colorado guy, and Colorado lamb is one of my favorite foods in the world," he said. But the Coles lamb burger didn't happen until he got the bun figured out.
The standard Buffalo hamburger roll can get soggy with a juicy burger inside. One day at Premier Gourmet he picked up some Wolferman's sourdough English muffins, sturdy and tasty enough to tame the lamb burger. He ended up ordering Wolferman's by the case. "It just soaks up the fat of the lamb," DeBell said.
With John Diati, now chef at Blue Monk, he fashioned the Coles lamb burger: ground lamb, "then baby arugula, dressed with lemon juice, olive oil, feta cheese and Kalamata olives, a nice salad on top of there. Serve it with a little tzatziki and fries."
The $12 plate helps Coles stand out, he said. "I always try to be a little one step to the side, a little different," said DeBell. "I'm always looking for the one sandwich you can only get here. I'm always looking for that one thing."
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The June afternoon in Montreal is hot and muggy, but in the air-conditioned luxury of the old Ritz-Carl-ton Hotel on Sherbrooke Street, Saul Bellow sits comfortably in a dark, leather armchair, sipping a Perrier with lime, his mind drifting across a span of many decades. "There are ghosts here," he says softly, gazing out the eighth-floor window at the glass skyscrapers that tower above a few surviving, 19th-century brownstones. "This city is crowded with the dead."
Saul Bellow, novelist, Nobel laureate, comic raconteur, wandering Jew and streetwise denizen of Chicago, has returned on his 69th birthday to the land where he spent the first nine years of life—to the land this youngest son of Jewish immigrants from Russia calls "my own 'old country.' " Bellow has come to Montreal on an officially sponsored visit—to attend the dedication of the Bibliothèque Municipale Saul Bellow in Lachine, the working-class suburb where he was born—but it is a spiritual pilgrimage as well. From 1915 to 1924 Shlamke Bellow lived and played on Eighth Avenue in Lachine and on St. Dominique Street in old Montreal—in cluttered, dirty slums filled with the cacophony of Italian, Lithuanian, Ukrainian and Polish immigrants, the cries of bread hawkers and ice peddlers, the Hebrew prayers of Jewish families, the rasping coughs of children dying of tuberculosis in the night. Life then had a harsh elemental quality—tightly familial, exuberantly emotional, bound by tradition, besieged by poverty and death. It was a life that shaped Bellow's literary voice, from Dangling Man, his first novel, published in 1944 ("I sometimes think St. Dominique Street was the only street where I was able to encounter reality," says the main character) to Him With His Foot in His Mouth, Bellow's new collection of short stories.
"I saw mayhem all around me from an early age," Bellow recalls this afternoon. "Especially on St. Dominique Street and at the Royal Victoria Hospital, where at the age of 8 I understood what sickness and death were. I was in a children's ward with peritonitis and pneumonia, and one day you'd be talking to a kid, and two days later you'd see him being wheeled out, covered up. One was not protected from these things. I think of that as an advantage. I look at my own children and their generation, and though they're very intelligent and attractive, they seem not to know anything about life."
Bellow's life journey has left its physical and spiritual mark. His wispy hair is white. His handsome, almost feminine face, with its prominent nose and deep-set brown eyes, is marked by crow's feet and creases. Pouches of flesh hang below his chin. He thinks and writes frequently of mortality nowadays, since the death of his cousin Louis Gameroff several years ago and the critical illness last winter of Louis' younger brother Meyer, Bellow's last surviving cousin from Lachine. Yet when Bellow laughs, as he does often—a hearty, joyous guffaw, back arched, head thrown back, the boyish gap between his front teeth exposed—the decades seem to drop away, swept off in a wave of infectious exuberance and vitality.
It is Sunday morning, and Bellow is full of emotion as his limousine slides up to a crumbling, two-story red brick house on Eighth Avenue. On neighboring porches men in sweaty T-shirts and their tired-looking wives peer with curiosity at the fancy car and the nattily tailored man who emerges from it, escorted by his wife, Alexandra, 50, sister Jane, and niece Lesha, 46. Three generations have come and gone since Bellow and his family moved away, yet today the neighborhood is still seedy, taken over by lower-middle-class French-Canadians, few of whom have ever heard of the author or his Nobel Prize.
"Bonjour, madame," Bellow says to a woman in her 30s, who has opened the door at 130 Eighth Avenue. "I was born here. May I have a little look?" he asks in French. "Of course," she replies. Grinning with delight, he wanders through the cramped flat, rediscovering the tiny room where he was born in 1915. He was the third son of Abraham Bellow, a St. Petersburg onion importer who had fled Czarist police with his family in 1913, renting the flat next door to his sister and brother-in-law Rosa and Max Gameroff. "My aunt used to tell me how, on the morning was born, she sent my cousin Sam to fetch the doctor," Bellow says. "Sam made the rounds of the saloons until finally he found him, slumped over the bar counter, dead drunk. He dragged the doctor outside, cranked up his Model T and drove him home to my poor mother, who'd been in Canada two years and couldn't speak a word of English or French. There she was, in the midst of labor, being tended to by a dead-drunk French-Canadian who could barely stand up."
Messy, loud, comical—somehow it is fitting that Saul Bellow should have entered the world in such a fashion. Though he left Lachine at the age of 3, he returned every weekend by trolley car from Montreal to visit his pals and cousins, and his mind is a tapestry of memories. Walking down Eighth Avenue toward the St. Lawrence River, he remembers his father rising at 3 a.m. seven days a week to deliver baked goods by horse and buggy through the neighborhood. From the west bank of the river he gazes across the blue expanse and recalls the nickel ferry rides that he and friends took to the Caughnawaga Indian Reservation on the opposite bank. "We had an Indian girl who worked for my mother when I was small," he says. "At mealtimes, she used to chew the meat and put it in my mouth. I swallowed a great amount of Indian saliva as a child. It probably had a big effect upon my life."
He climbs the outside metal staircase leading to the Gameroff's second-floor apartment, where his Uncle Max and Aunt Rosa lived with cousins Lena, Sam, Meyer and Louis. "Their apartment was roomier than ours, and they had a bigger coal stove," he says. "Uncle Max used to sit on the porch up there and read his sons the matrimonial advertisements from the Yiddish newspapers: 'Young widow, well endowed, looking for a husband.' He was concerned about making a good match for them." Bellow pauses. "They're all gone now except for Meyer," he says, glancing at a little girl watching him from a window. "But this house is the Lachine that used to be. Now you look across the street and you see a parking lot."
Later, crowds throng the bandstand in front of the Bibliothèque Municipale Saul Bellow, applauding with excitement as the hero of the morning arrives. Escorted by the town's energetic mayor, Guy Descary, Bellow is besieged by well-wishers, housewives armed with weighty manuscripts ("I've been writing this novel for 10 years!"), New Wave teenagers, retired hockey players. To this stagnant town of drab apartment blocks and tenements, Bellow is the native son who made good beyond imagining, the poor boy who escaped to Chicago, achieved international adulation, and who has returned to bring vicarious joy to the old, hope to the young.
"I remember an Indian policeman named John, a giant said to be capable of driving spikes into a fence with the palm of his hand," he tells the crowd. "I remember an old gentleman who had a perpetual motion machine powered by a spring. I remember the Lachine Canal and the barges going through the locks, the green water, the banter between the crew and the people alongside on the grass. I grasped it all tightly with my senses, with a consuming appetite." The appetite has served Bellow and his art well over the past decades, energizing his soul and warding off the shadow of despair. "I've always gone my own way," he tells his admirers, "always stamped my writing with the direct imprints of my mind and spirit. One must see and feel this contact. Otherwise, we are so beleaguered by trivialities that life is stolen from us." Small wonder that, as he walks amid the remnants of his youth, his eyes flash with recognition of—and longing for—the world as he first knew it, a world that has departed forever.
Saul Bellow Returns to Canada, Searching for the Phantoms That Shaped His Life and Art
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Helping others one by one eventually gets frustrating. Maybe start a journal on the forum and point to key things and explain what worked? Then send them a link and it has a connection to you.
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Last night, I received a phone call at about 8:30 pm from a lady who stated that she was from Microsoft Support Center.
Apparently my computer "sent alert messages" to their "company" about being infected.
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I was only doubting though, so I continued to speak with her on the phone to see where this would go. She told me to go to the computer.
"Which one?" I asked.
She seemed stumbled for a bit then said "any one is fine." At this point, my eyebrow was raised. I asked "so... both computers are infected?"
She goes on blabbering how both computers are connected to the same internet source, so yes, they both are. DA heck is with that? Anyways, I went onto the one I use most.
She told me to open the run box by pressing the 'ctrl' and 'R' keys. Then asked me to type in eventvwr and after clicking a few things, the screen showed some warning signs, error signs and a bunch of information signs.
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Continuing on,
The lady asked me to count how many error signs there was and to scroll down to the very bottom of the page. Pffft, that thing went all the way down to 2010 and there were too many "erros" so I just said "there's a lot."
She says all those errors are virus. HA. For realzz?? HA.
She passed me over to the "technician" who was probably in the same family as her.
I was pretty amused by their explanations, especially since I knew it was all baseless. So I asked questions to try and stump them. Yeah, they continued giving excused and reasons.
If you ask them for their address, they'll just make up something up.
Ask for their name, yeah they'll say "Kevin Watson" or some jazz. (They are Indian btw, so DUH that wasn't his name >> A guy on youtube posted a video of his convo with these guys and he came up with Kevin Watson for his name... LOL)
But I do understand that they do sound quite legit so many do fall for it. Heck, I believed it for a second! They sound like they know what they are talking about. But if you ever google up eventvwr, all you get are things about how people are bothered an scammed.
In the end, I was able to end the call and the man asked if he can call again. I said no, but apparently these people are persistent. If anything I'll tell them straight up to not call and I know that they are frauds =.=
Gosh, what a waste of my time. It was funny though. I also watched some videos of how people toy with these scammers by giving them a hard time back XD
So beware guys! There are a lot of fakes out there in every form and way possible!
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The Substituion of Good Foods for Bad Food Process
At my Saturday sports bar hang out to watch college football, I get to meet a wide variety of people who come in for a variety of reasons. After all, its Saturday.
One very pretty girl with nice hair had a very big body. When I mentioned surfing, she said she couldn't surf because she was a fat bitch or thick as her friends would say. A large body is only bad food being encapsulated in fat to protect the organs. The body thinks it is starving so it hangs onto everything.
It is a slow process of getting the brain to accept healthy habits in place of the foods that it thinks make it happy.
When you start putting fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, good fats, grains and lean protein into the body, it thinks it is thriving and will let go, shed, cast out, the food encapsulated in fat. Then you get lean.
Most heavy people have addictions to certain foods they can't live without. Most drinkers complement their imbibing with fried foods, pizza, and hamburgers which are doubly absorbed when accompanied by alcohol.
If you have an addiction to having a pint of ice cream every night after dinner, try to break it with maybe a Snickers bar instead. It doesn't matter that the substitute item is also bad. Once you are off the ice cream, substitute a granola bar for the Snickers. Now you have lost the addiction and can eat something healthier.
Substitute one item at a time until you are eating better foods. Keep adding fruits and vegetables to your diet and pretty soon the body thinks it is thriving and starts to cast off weight.
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March 4, 2007, 08:20 PM
I am about to drink the Kool - Aid. I want the .45. Should I get the 4" or 5" tactical?
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March 4, 2007, 08:31 PM
I'd advise you to get whichever one would be easiest for you to carry. There's very little difference in balance as far as I've been able to tell, and there's very little (if any) difference in accuracy between a 4" barrel and a 5" barrel. In fact, most people seem to think that the only advantage with the 5" would be that the sights are one inch further apart, making you a bit more accurate, but the guns are essentially the same.
March 4, 2007, 08:32 PM
Should I get the 4" or 5" tactical?
The 4" service or Compact would be great carry guns. The 5" Tactical would be a great range or house gun with the longer bbl and subsequently longer sight radius. Kinda depends on your intended use.
March 4, 2007, 08:41 PM
Buy both
March 4, 2007, 08:43 PM
I think that the 5" is significantly more top heavy than the 4", and prefer the 4".
March 4, 2007, 09:38 PM
I purchased a XD45 4" a little over a year ago and have carried it daily in a Don Hume concealment holster. I've probably fired 2,500 rounds through it without any problems. It's very simple to clean and maintain and is, in my opinion, the best gun I've ever purchased.
March 4, 2007, 09:40 PM
Personally I say get the compact, service. Good balance and the best of both worlds as you can have a Glock 30 sized carry gun or a Glock 21 sized 14 shot full size .45.
March 4, 2007, 10:29 PM
Either will do fine. I have the 4" service model. The tactical might be a little tough to carry concealed. If you can get them both. :D
March 4, 2007, 10:33 PM
I have been happy with the 4 inch service model for my XD 45. I put groups on the target that surprise me.
March 4, 2007, 11:12 PM
I go for the longest possible barrel length and correspondingly better sight picture that I can comfortably conceal. The hard part to conceal is the grip, not the barrel. (Unless you prefer shoulder or SOB holsters.)
March 4, 2007, 11:16 PM
I had the tactical and sold it to get the 4". I think for most purposes the 4" is better, but if you want strictly a range gun or a keep at home gun the 5" has the advantage.
March 5, 2007, 01:56 AM
Kool-Aide? I think not! These are fine pistolas!
I have an XD9 4 incher and my buddy has the XD9 5 incher. After shooting both I decided that I should've gotten the 5" model. Much less muzzle flip and much more controlable. That extra inch makes a world of difference. I would think the same holds true for the XD45.
March 5, 2007, 08:15 AM
i have a service 9 and love it the 45 4 inch is really nice i like the tactical but it felt muzzle heavy for me you can find out alot more info at
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March 5, 2007, 09:22 AM
I have the 4" full size (service model) XD .45 ACP, and thus far its been the
best polymer pistol that I have ever owned~! ;) :D
March 5, 2007, 09:25 AM
I'd go with the tactical for no other reason then it's big and mean looking. If your carrying, then I'd suggest the 4 inch compact.
March 5, 2007, 10:46 AM
4" service! :)
March 5, 2007, 01:27 PM
I love my 5" Tactical....fantastic feel (for such a large gun) and awesome accuracy.
FYI....no way would I consider carrying it.
March 5, 2007, 10:58 PM
For looks, I think the 5 inch is better looking. That is the one I bought and i love it.
March 7, 2007, 02:24 PM
I have shot both, and the tactical is far better than the service model in my opinion. AND, I do carry mine. . .
March 7, 2007, 03:34 PM
I prefer the 4" Service model as it tends to balance better in my hands than the 5".
March 7, 2007, 03:38 PM
I have had my 5" tactical for over a year now and I love it.
Very accurate and very well proportioned. But it is all in the way it feels to you...
Quickdraw Limpsalot
March 7, 2007, 10:09 PM
The condensed version:
I love mine, I've shot it a ton, had no problems, and I'm keeping it.
March 7, 2007, 10:21 PM
I would go 4".
March 7, 2007, 10:25 PM
My Tactical is a little better than my 4" Service XD. The thing is, I have about 3500 more rounds through the Tactical.
March 7, 2007, 11:01 PM
I purchased the XD 45 4" to take a concealed carry course. I'm also left handed and appreciated (if nothing else the jesture) of including clip releases on both sides of the pistol. Now all you right handed folks can benefit from left handed techniques.:cool: I fired one two weeks ago and bought one last night. What is the best holster to get for the XDs? Also, does anyone recommend Agrip? The plastic grip on the XD has alot of room for improvement. I am also expecting some cosmetic wear on the slide as reviews I've read talk rather dissapointingly of this drawback compared to the Glock. I prefer the grip angle of the XD over the Glock. My next handgun purchase may very well be a "worth buying" 1911 5" barrel pistol. I have read, or heard good reviews of Kimber, Para-Ordinance, Wilson, Springfield, and Colt. Which is the best? I am drifting towards Colt just for history's sake. I thought about a Springfield with the ambi-safety, but it felt very clunky to me. I would just as soon have the safety only on the left side of the pistol than to deal with the seemingly flimsey aspects of the ambi-safety offered on some models. The capacity of the XD is very impressive to me. It has its drawbacks though...I go through alot more ammo at the range. The XD's a real hoot to shoot.
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Even take away the sale, I'm just still weirded out that a genre defined dead by many for over a decade is still one that's getting game of the year awards and one that people are talking about. Just a bit baffled when you stop and look, or at least for me I guess.
Besides that though I am enjoying the game.
Really it doesn't play much like ye olde adventure games, what puzzles there are, are simple and kind of annoying (ep. 1 motel lot, for example). It's more about the (good) story and occasional QTE's.
I think most of the appeal comes from the fact that people just don't read much anymore. The fact that the television show is just not any good probably helps as well.
If I hadn't just finished this and this maybe I'd be more inclined to dance on the hype train like a Bollywood hero.


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