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Don't go to this Hotel!!!!
We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights with some Spanish friends who had never been to the UK previously. the hotel is a disgrace, the rooms are small, our door looked as if someone had kicked it in previously, the shower room was horrible, black mould all over the grout of the tiles, the shower room was tiny, the TV did not work, the carpets were badly stained, the whole place was in disrepair and the breakfast was pitiful. On top of this the area where it is located is very run down and I would not want to have to walk around it alone at night.
Please do not stay here, pay a little more and get a better hotel.
Furchtbar, NIE wieder, da bleib ich eher zu Hause!!
Fazit: NIE wieder dieses Hotel...und es hat unser Bild von London so nachhaltig gepr�gt, dass wir auch da NIE wieder hinm�ssen. Ich hab' Ausschlag und Durchfall und war noch nie in meinem Leben so froh, wieder zu Hause zu sein. Ein Luxushotel kann man nat�rlich auch f�r 288€ im Doppelzimmer f�r 4 N�chte zumindest in London nicht erwarten, obwohl auch das schon schade ist, aber ETWAS Sauberkeit w�re schon angebracht. Das Gegenteil mussten wir leider so schmerzlich erfahren, dass wir sogar auf �ffentlichen Toiletten waren, weil es im Hotel einfach zu eklig war. Tiere in der Dusche und am Bett, ein lebender Duschvorhang, allgegenw�rtiger Schimmel und ein Gestank, der nicht auszuhalten war, vom ekelhaften Bettzeug und nicht gerade hygenischen Handt�chern ganz zu schweigen...das Fr�hst�ck war die reinste Katastrophe, statt Kakao Abwasserbr�he....h�tten wir da 'was gegessen, dann w�re der Arztbesuch vorprogammiert gewesen....also: alles in allem: FURCHTBAR! Zudem: Extrem unsicher, sowohl in Bezug auf klapprige Fenster und die T�rverriegelung, die eigentlich keine darstellte. Und gerade in diesem extrem kriminellen Viertel sollte darauf etwas Wert gelegt werden. Der Krach war auch kaum auszuhalten....Leute, bleibt zu Hause oder gewinnt im Lotto oder schlaft in der Tube, aber NIEMALS in dieser Stinkebude! PS: Erst als wir zu Hause Bilder gezeigt haben, sind wir richtig ernst genommen worden mit dem, was wir erz�hlt haben. Auch wenn man zun�chst denkt, wir �bertreiben ma�los, glaubt uns zu Eurem Besten. Wir haben nicht �bertrieben!!!
Eklig, dreckig, aber freundlich!
Als wir im Hotel ankamen, schlug uns schon an der Eingangst�r ein sehr urin�hnlicher Gestank in die Nase. Das Zimmer war zwar ger�umig, von Hygiene jedoch keine Spur. Aufgrund des fatalen Zustandes des Bades weigerte ich mich drei Tage lang die Dusche zu benutzen: von der Decke wucherte der Schimmel und der Plastik-T�rknauf war von der hohen Luftfeuchtigkeit (kein Fenster und ein nicht funktionst�chtiger Ventilator im Bad!!) so aufgequollen und schmierig, dass man ihn nicht anfassen konnte. Die Toilette war innen mit einem leckeren braunen Rand versehen, was darauf hinweist, dass sie wohl schon sehr lange nicht mehr gereinigt wurde, ganz zu schweigen vom Rest des Badezimmers. Wer au�erdem Wert auf hygienische Bettw�sche legt sollte seine eigene mitbringen.
Als Ausgleich f�r die menschenunw�rdigen Bedingungen im Zimmer war die Rezeptionsdame jedoch ausgesprochen nett, freundlich, hilfsbereit und stand zu jeder Uhrzeit zur Verf�gung.
Kurz: Hygienische Bedingungen wie auf einer Bahnhofstoilette, aber wenigstens freundliches Personal.
Meiner Meinung nach kann man aber -auch bei "Billighotels"- eine gewisse minimale Sauberkeit erwarten, hier aber nicht und deshalb w�rde ich niemandem raten dieses Hotel zu besuchen, man findet auch was anderes g�nstiges. MfG
Hotel 2 stelle economico e pulito, ben collegato.
Hotel di livello economico, ma pi� che dignitoso, visti gli standard nella stessa categoria a Londra. Ben collegato da Metro (Finsbury Park station) a 300m. circa e autobus, si trova in zona 2, di fronte a un grande parco verde.
La zona in cui si trova l'hotel non � particolarmente turistica ed � frequentata e abitata da una umanit� abbastanza varia, cosa che potrebbe sconcertare alcuni, ma f� si che ci siano molti negozi in cui procurarsi cibo, telefonate low cost ecc.
Le camere che danno sulla strada principale godono di una bella vista sul parco ma soffrono un p� il caos della strada, molto trafficata. Le dimensioni della stanza sono state superiori alle aspettative, circa 12mq, con due ampie finestre, tavolo, armadio, culla-lettino. La TV � stata quasi inutilizzabile, visti i pochi canali disponibili. Il bagno, veramente piccolo, era comunque pulito. Lavabo con rubinetti separati all'inglese, un incubo da utilizzare. Doccia perfettamente funzionante e con acqua a volont�.
Colazione migliorabile. Viene servita in un edificio distante dall'hotel circa 50m. A disposizione bevande calde, succo d'arancia, fette tostate, cereali e formaggio. Optional colazione all'inglese con uova e bacon per 3 pound.
Il giorno della partenza il gentilissimo staff del check-in ci ha permesso di lasciare i bagagli oltre l'orario di check-out.
Il giudizio complessivo sull'hotel � pi� che sufficiente, in proporzione al prezzo pagato e allo standard degli hotel londinesi.
Extremely disappointing!
At least I've learned one lesson from this - if you stay in London don't be tempted by budget hotels!
Where to start...the room was very small and basic - cheap carpets complete with burn mark, broken headboard, tatty walls and skirtings, cracked cup, a television that was impossible to watch, inaccessible power points and the shower room was absolutely disgusting! Cracked tiles with old and stained grouting and a sink that was so small you couldn't get the kettle in to fill it.
I also had to virtually make the bed myself and the quilt cover was very old and thin, but on a good point, the sheets and towels were very clean.
Not so bad
Not the Ritz but still good value. Reception desk a bit slapdash, lift out of order, room facing the park on second floor small but ok, ditto bathroom. No noise problems. Breakfast adequate for older people who don't want to clog their arteries with a 'full English'. The district was multicultural and therefore interesting. Overall: you get what you pay for, and fifty quid doesn't go far in London nowadays, does it?
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Hated It !!
Stayed one night here NEVER AGAIN. Couldn't sleep for the traffic noise which went on all night. The room and bathroom was cleanish but not nicely decorated.To get to breakfast we had to go across a yard through the car park and across another yard. It was not worth it breakfast was corn flakes and a choice of either brown or white bread which could be toasted. There was orange juice, tea and coffee.
Do Not Stay Here!!
I stayed at this hotel for the weekend, after walking through a dodgy area we finally found the hotel (approx 5/10 mins walk from the tube).
The hotel reception staff were not particularly helpful nor were they that polite. The room was hurrendous, it was tiny and very dirty. The bedsheets and towels were an off shade of white and looked liked they had seen better days. The crockery was dirty & the TV did not have an ariel. The bathroom looked like it had not been cleaned in weeks, very dirty. The shower was so small, there was not enough room to turn around and the hot water was hit and miss! I would not reccommend this hotel at all. For the price you would at least expect the basics!!
Hated the stay
The room was extremely small (about 2m x 3m, including the toilet and shower). The toilet flusher did not work, and they were having problems with their drains. The tea cup and towels were never washed nor changed. Sometimes the bed was also not made. Breakfast, apart from tea and coffee, consisted merely of cereal, toast and juice. And no, there is no satelite tv. I would not recommend the place.
A simple hotel can fulfill a short stay requirement
I spent in 3 separate days in this hotel during my stay in London. The hotel is very close to the metro station Finsbury Park, which can be easily access via Piccadily line and Victoria line. But the whole area is at the suburb of the city, so may seems not as secure and good as the downtown.
The breakfast is very simple as it is mentioned on the website I booked from. I couldn't find anything other than bread to eat. The beverage is also limited.
The room is small with a tiny bathroom. The equipment is also simple. The TV set is not cable connected, so only a small number of channels are acceptable and the quality of the image depends on the position of your room heavily.
Maybe it is a seldom case. It was so noisy, like a party is held in the lobby, in the first night I stayed. I was waken several time during that night. People didn't stop singing and talking until 2am in the morning.
The room of my last night was in the basement. The heating equipment was not turned on when I checked in. But the shower room is the best one in the three different room in my stay.
Basically, I think hotels are not worth the price in London comparing with the ones in other country. I can get a very good hotel in the same place in other EU country. This hotel is only a choice if you are limited by the budget.
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Florida Man Angry About Burger King Order Arrested for Impersonating a Cop
A Palm Beach man was arrested for impersonating a police officer after he angrily told a Burger King drive-thru worker he was a cop when they messed up his order.
The man, Riviera Beach Police say, was so upset about getting the wrong order, he refused to leave the drive-thru lane. When employees threatened to call police unless he left, he told them he was the police.
But, turns out 38-year old Austin Schoor isn't a cop. So, he was arrested.
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According to the arrest report, Schoor pulled up to the Burger King drive-thru on West Blue Heron Boulevard in Riviera Beach for the sole purpose of complaining about receiving the wrong order of food he received the day before.
In an attempt to be helpful, the restaurant manager asked Schoor for a receipt. He apparently didn't have one.
Cops say the manager asked an angry Schoor to leave after he refused to leave the drive-thru lane. Instead, Schoor put his vehicle in park and continued to berate the employees.
The manager told Schoor that if he didn't leave, she would be forced to call the cops.
According to the report, Schoor told the manager: "Call the police. I'm an officer."
So, she did.
When Riviera Police arrived, Schoor said he denied ever saying he was a police officer, but that he did at one point work for the West Palm Beach Fire Rescue. Police called them to confirm, and were told that Schoor had not been with the Fire Rescue in about a year.
The report did say that the Burger King manager had audio evidence of Schoor telling her he was an officer.
Schoor was arresred on charges of impersonating an officer and fraud-impersonate. He was released from the Palm Beach County Jail on Thursday on $1,000 bail.
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The Man Who Built New York City's Schools
In an unmarked grave in Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx lies the five-foot-seven-inch body of a man responsible for bringing untold amounts of sunshine to New York City's youth. During his eighteen-year tenure as Superintendent of School Buildings for the New York City Board of Education, Snyder built public schools with windows that made up nearly sixty percent of the buildings' facades, much of the remaining space covered in lavish ornamentation. "There is not a dark corner in the whole structure," social reformer Jacob Riis wrote of Snyder's design in his seminal 1902 text "The Battle With the Slum." "Literally, he found barracks where he is leaving palaces to the people...I cannot see how it is possible to come nearer perfection in the building of a public school."
"I guess everybody has something they're not very grown-up about."
Zilpha Keatley Snyder, author of 43 books for children and young adults, died from complications of a stroke on October 7, 2014.She won three Newberry Honor Awards
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Why Every Hollywood Movie Seems Exactly The Same. - A look at the book that's become Hollywood's new bible.
Racial Slur or Honorific?
The Other Redskins. 62 US high schools in 22 states currently use the name "Redskins" for one of their sports teams. 28 high schools in 18 states have dropped the mascot over the last 25 years. As public pressure continues to intensify on the Washington Redskins football team to change their name -- one many consider a racial slur that disparages Native Americans -- similar debates are being waged in towns across the country about their local high school teams.
Fuck You, A Magazine of the Arts
Fuck You: A Magazine of the Arts was a literary magazine founded in 1962 by Ed Sanders, a poet later co-founded The Fugs. Its credo was "I'll print anything", and Sanders produced thirteen issues on a mimeograph machine from 1962 to 1965. Issues included works by Tuli Kupferberg, Charles Olson, Peter Orlovsky, Philip Whalen, Allen Ginsberg, Frank O'Hara, Julian Beck, Herbert Huncke, Norman Mailer, Gary Snyder, Diane DiPrima, William S. Burroughs, Leroi Jones, Gregory Corso, Robert Creeley, Michael McClure, Ted Berrigan, Joe Brainard, and Andy Warhol. - wikipedia. With a helpful index. [more inside]
Democracy revoked.
Benton Harbor's elected officials have been unelected by the Governor of Michigan. [more inside]
E is for "Ewwwww!": How Barbara Hyde, spokeswoman for the American Society for Microbiology, reacted to last year's news that Snyder's vendors were selling beer in the bathrooms.
The Washington Redskins, with a 6-10 record this season, may not be anywhere near the Super Bowl, but they're still getting media attention this week thanks to unpopular owner Dan Snyder. In November, the Washington City Paper published an A-to-Z guide of Snyder's perceived sins, including bankrupting little old ladies, running scammy fan events, cashing in on 9/11, and selling expired peanuts. The piece was accompanied by a photo of Snyder with scribbled-on devil horns and goatee -- a depiction Snyder decried as anti-Semitic. Snyder also denies several of the claims made in the A-to-Z piece and threatens legal action in letters to Washington City Paper (republished here, along with WCP's shrugging response). Above the Law expresses doubts about Snyder's claims and notes that it's the first time the owner of the unfortunately-named Redksins has ever seemed to care about ethnic slurs. Meanwhile on Twitter, #snyderlibel commences some serious Snyder-mocking.
Gary Snyder, Speaking for the Trees
Gary Snyder, sublime and seminal poet of ecological awareness and activism [YouTube link], Zen appreciation of "ordinary mind" and American speech, shamanistic intimacy with the natural world, and surviving member of the Beat Generation (West Coast posse) at age 78, has won the $100,000 Ruth Lilly poetry prize. "Gary Snyder is in essence a contemporary devotional poet, though he is not devoted to any one god or way of being so much as to Being itself," said Poetry magazine editor Christian Wiman. "His poetry is a testament to the sacredness of the natural world and our relation to it, and a prophecy of what we stand to lose if we forget that relation." Previous recipients of the Lilly prize include Adrienne Rich, John Ashbery, and W.S. Merwin. [Previously mentioned here.]
the Late Late Tom Snyder
Tom Snyder, host of the Tomorrow Show and the Late Late Show, is dead at 71.
The Armless Maiden and the Hero's Journey
The Armless Maiden and the Hero's Journey. An exploration of heroic narratives. Author's bio page.
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The Other Art Fair
With the art market hotter than Las Vegas asphalt in August, Art Miami is celebrating the fifteenth edition of what organizers and local participant galleries are calling "Miami's hometown art fair," citing the presence of Art Basel last month as more of a boon than threat to its stability. Ramon Cernuda, owner of Cernuda Arte in Coral Gables and a member of the Art Miami selection committee, mentions that while Basel has elevated the profile of the local art scene internationally, it's not the only game in town. "South Florida has reached a critical mass and we now have four art fairs in the region including Arte America, Art Palm Beach, Art Miami, and, of course, Art Basel. All these fairs operate at different levels, exhibiting different types of art, offering different price points, and encompassing a broad variety of tastes, styles, periods, and accessibility to the collecting public," he offers.
Ilana Vardy, director of Art Miami, has noted an increase in attendance at Art Miami since Basel pitched its tent here three years ago. "Basel is playing a dramatic role in educating the local public, drawing more sophisticated art buyers as well as younger, first-time collectors to our fair." This year, Art Miami will feature 125 exhibitors from 24 countries, including 19 galleries showcasing emerging artists younger than 35 in the Currents section. With twelve local galleries complementing the roster, visitors will get a broader view of the Miami art scene than they did at the more exclusive Art Basel. The Marina Kessler Gallery and Damien B. Contemporary Art Center both will have spaces in the Currents section of the fair. Damien B. Contemporary will be featuring the work of two young locals, Meg Pukel, age 27, and Reeve Schumacher, 23. Pukel is a photographer who shoots nude female models in her studio and then projects their images onto urban settings, photographing the contrasting results for her finished work. Schumacher layers drawings, Polaroid transfers, and collage on vinyl and paper, and will create a large wall drawing connecting his pieces for the event.
Don't miss the site-specific installation near the entrance, where local sculptor Carolina Sardi has been chosen as this year's "Director's Choice" participant and asked to create one of her signature, visually poetic, works for the occasion. "You can expect a totally different aesthetic more rooted in traditional painting and sculpture and a more regional and local audience with a smattering of snowbirds," affirms Vardy. She mentions that nearly 6000 turned out for the opening night gala last year and expects a crush of 30,000 during the event. As for the boozy blowouts that make Basel a crowd favorite? When asked if he was doing the mojito and lechon thing to tout his booth, Cernuda, who is also a member of the Basel host committee, laughed, "I don't think they would let us get away with that in the Convention Center."
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Estée Lauder's granddaughter Aerin designs opulent home interiors
Estée Lauder's granddaughter designs opulent interiors, but she still lets her children play on the furniture, writes P. Ramakrishnan
Aerin Lauder's interior design book Beauty at Home by Aerin Lauder peeks out from the corner of her hotel suite. With pages depicting chic living spaces, the patina of grandeur and old money is displayed in shades of blue and white in a book filled with grand interiors.
For those in Hong Kong living in small apartments, the book is like a staycation for the senses, a journey into large rooms swathed in Montrose linen, where gold-dipped seashells decorate tabletops with an elegance normally found in biopics about Jackie O.
"I haven't been to anyone's private residence yet. But I'd love to sneak a peek at homes here. I like what I've seen of Hong Kong and China, and I've been here several times," says Lauder, 43.
"I'm interested in the sense of tradition and family values, the adherence to heritage, which is a counterpoint to the city that's constantly growing.
"That sense of tradition meshes beautifully with the refined modernity found here. My design philosophy is 'heritage with a twist' and I can see permutations of that all around Hong Kong.
"From a design perspective, I love certain shades of jade and gold. There's an other-worldly elegance to them that fascinates me. The porcelain white with exquisite ink-blue artwork in fine china is a motif that crops up in my homes," she says.
Homes. Plural. The meticulously appointed residences in Manhattan, the Hamptons and Aspen are peppered with exquisite artefacts and all the accoutrements that define good taste.
Large, well-appointed living spaces face on to verdant pastures, with airy halls dotted with mahogany furniture designed by Karl Springer, sideboards by André Arbus with finishing in gold leaf, paintings by Helen Frankenthaler bought from Art Basel in Miami, in addition to chairs handed down from her famed grandmother.
Billionaire Lauder's own brand, which channels this world of erudite sophistication and is available at Lane Crawford, offers attainable luxury. Lauder's curated collection of beauty, fashion accessories and home decor was unveiled among Hong Kong's high society, who came en masse to meet her. The grand dame of beauty, Estée Lauder opened an office in Hong Kong in the 1960s, because she was fascinated with the East. She was also intent on expanding her brand.
It's no surprise that her granddaughter is following in her footsteps.
"Well, beauty is my heritage," she says. "And we have a family style; the importance of family. My home is my passion. I'm always happy to go straight home after work, so comfort and aesthetics are key at home and in the office for me. Wherever you spend most of your time should be your sanctuary."
Grand visuals are the order of the day in the catalogue and her book; rooms where gold-painted Edgewood console tables are flanked with Ming vases, Chatham coffee tables are lacquered to perfection, trimmed in gold and decked with vintage portraits.
"A quick way to transform a cold and clinical room is to add warm lighting," she says. Edgemere and Bedford floor lamps, and Hampton wall lights that vary from minimalist chic to opulent gold, crop up throughout the catalogue.
Then there's the fragrance line, five of them which range from the heady Ikat Jasmine to the genteel Evening Rose.
"The olfactory sense can trigger so many memories. When I walk into my home, it isn't just the visual stimuli that affect me. I'm embraced by the warm aromas of a lived-in residence, of family, food and flowers. An aroma is so important," she says.
Family is a theme that she often returns to. "My father [Ronald Lauder] was once a diplomat, so when we were young, we saw the world, and that has informed my sense of aesthetics."
With sojourns in Europe and vacations around the globe, Lauder picked up knick-knacks and ideas that coloured her global view, bringing the world at large into her own private abode.
"Travel is a huge part of my life, and that of the modern, working woman. We travel to Europe often, especially Belgium and France. I pick up ideas from Palm Beach or the Hamptons as much as I would in Morocco or Japan."
Though it has been a globe-trotting life, the aesthetic is somehow all-American; it's very feminine and it has an effortless ease and elegance that has found fans around the globe. We volley back and forth regarding the good ("plush pillows can instantly warm a room"), the bad ("when I see a short curtain, I literally have to stop myself from going down on my knees to hem it and make it longer with some trim"), and the ugly side of furnishings.
"Well, I don't know about ugly," she says. "One woman's trash might be another's treasure, so I look at things differently. Things aren't wonderful or horrendous, they're just different. I'd hate to see every single home look like every other. Your personal artefacts should dot your home. I've framed the paintings my sons did when they were very young, and I'd value them as much as someone else might a Matisse."
Are the children banned from jumping on expensive objects like the Thompson chaise? "Absolutely not," she says. "Rooms should be livable. Every space in a home should be used. There is no area in the house that is cordoned off from my sons. A truly elegant home is supposed to be lived in, not just looked at in a magazine."
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This is incredibly quick and easy to prepare; however, the preparation time noted does not include the 2-12 hours marinating time.
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- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 2 large garlic cloves, peeled
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried red pepper flakes
- 1 (10 -12 ounce) trimmed skirt steaks (10-12 oz.)
- 4 flour tortillas
- 1⁄2 cup prepared guacamole
- 1⁄2 cup prepared salsa
- 1⁄2 cup sour cream
- Process lime juice, oil, garlic, salt, and red pepper in blender until smooth; pour into shallow bowl. Coat steak with marinade in bowl. Refrigerate covered, turning occasionally, 2-12 hours.
- Heat broiler or prepare grill.
- Grill steaks 3 inches from heat, turning once, about 8 minutes for medium-rare. Let stand loosely covered 3 minutes.
- Warm tortillas wrapped in aluminum foil in hot oven or on grill 3-4 minutes.
- Thinly slice steak on a diagonal and place on tortillas. Top with guacamole, salsa, and sour cream. Roll up and serve hot.
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We really enjoyed these fajitas. The marinade made them very tasty - The lime really brightened the dish up. I will make these again but next time I would add in peppers and onions - that was DH's only complaint - he missed his veggies. :) Thanks! Lesley aka K9 Owned
We really enjoyed these. I marinated for about 4 hours, and the flavor of the lime and pepper flakes really came through. The meat was just perfect off of the grill, with a nice char on the outside; juicy of the inside. A perfect meal to make on an incredibly hot day! Made for ZWT8


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Eighteen (18) Year Old Whisky must have rested in a wooden cask for a full eighteen years. If a single malt whisky is composed of more than one age of whisky, for example, an 18yo, a 25yo and a 40yo, the age statement on the bottle must be that of the youngest whisky in the malt - eighteen years old in the case given here.
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18 years ago - 1993 was a notable year for many reasons:
In 1993, Bill Clinton was elected 42nd President of the United States. We do not know if he drank whisky, but we certainly know he once said this: "It depends on what the meaning of the word 'is' is."
Sadly, in 1993, legendary rocker and oddball Frank Zappa passed away. His eclectic mix of styles and sounds makes for the perfect sonic accompaniment to a good glass of Scotch whisky.
Whisky would not have been used as refreshment by Miguel Indurain whilst he raced in the Tour de France which he won in 1993.
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The Manager's choice release from Mannochmore. Part of Diageo's much-talked-about project to release a series of single-casks - this malt hit a score of 87 on Serge's Whiskyfun website. More info
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The disability of most patients was mild, with 65% of patients having an Expanded Disability Status Scale score lower than 3.0. The degree of disability appeared to be unrelated to whether the baseline magnetic resonance imaging scan was lesion-free or showed lesions (P = .51). Among patients with baseline lesions, the degree of disability was unrelated to the number of lesions that were present on the scan (P = .14). Two patients died owing to severe multiple sclerosis, one of whom had no lesions revealed on the baseline scan.
Most patients who develop clinically definite multiple sclerosis following an initial episode of optic neuritis will have a relatively benign course for at least 10 years.
The cohort of participants enrolled in the Optic Neuritis Treatment Trial (ONTT) between 1988 and 1991 has been observed in follow-up to assess the relationship between optic neuritis and the development of clinically definite multiple sclerosis (CDMS). In a separate publication, we reported that the 10-year risk of developing CDMS was 38%.1 Consistent with other reports,2,3 the risk was strongly associated with the presence of one or more lesions shown on the baseline brain magnetic resonance (MR) imaging. However, among those with lesions shown on MR imaging, the risk with multiple lesions was not significantly higher than it was with a single lesion. These findings are consistent with the recent recommendations of the Therapeutics and Technology Assessment Subcommittee of the American Academy of Neurology with regard to the role of MR imaging in the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS).4 This committee concluded that 3 or more T2-weighted lesions shown on MR imaging are a sensitive predictor of the subsequent development of CDMS and that 1 or 2 lesions may be equally predictive of future MS, but more data are needed before a definitive conclusion can be made. The ONTT results provide the needed data with regard to the risk of CDMS with 1 or 2 lesions. We provide further details about the patients who have developed CDMS with regard to disability and the course of MS.
The study protocol has been reported in detail in prior publications.5- 9 The protocol was approved by the institutional review board at each clinical center, and patients provided written informed consent for participation in the original treatment trial as well as the additional follow-up phases. The key elements of the protocol are summarized below.
The study enrolled 388 patients between the ages of 18 and 46 years with acute optic neuritis who did not already have CDMS.10 Patients were randomized to receive a single course of either intravenous methylprednisolone followed by oral prednisone, oral prednisone alone, or oral placebo.
Baseline unenhanced brain MR imaging scans were graded at a central reading center by a standardized protocol that included a count of the number of T2 white matter lesions at least 3 mm in diameter.11 Most scans were performed on a 1.5 Tesla MR imaging machine (General Electric Co, Milwaukee, Wis) with 5-mm thick T2 axial slices with a 2.5-mm gap.
Standardized neurologic examinations were performed at the time of study enrollment, after 6 and 12 months, and then annually until 1997. Thereafter, semiannual telephone contact was made with the patients until 2001 to 2002, when willing patients underwent another standardized neurologic examination, which included an assessment of neurologic disability using the Functional Systems Scale and Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS).12 For living patients who were unwilling or unable to complete a neurologic examination, an attempt was made to obtain information from a telephone interview and from medical records.
Patients were classified as having CDMS based solely on clinical criteria without regard to brain MR imaging findings. For patients with CDMS, the disease course was defined as relapsing-stable if there were no relapses or progression in the previous 12 months and no previous evidence of progressive disease, relapsing-active if there were relapses in the previous 12 months regardless of evidence of progression in the past 12 months, progressive-active if there was progressive deterioration in neurologic function during the previous 12 months without evidence of a relapse, or progressive-stable if the patient had progressive active disease but experienced no documented relapses or progression in the previous 12 months.
The association between the presence or absence of lesions shown on baseline brain MR imaging and the degree of disability was assessed with a Wilcoxon rank sum test. The association between the number of lesions shown on baseline brain MR imaging and the degree of disability was assessed by a Spearman rank correlation coefficient.
Clinically definite multiple sclerosis has been diagnosed in 145 patients; 83% are women, and 90% are white. The average age of the patients was 31.7 years at the time of optic neuritis and 35.5 years at the time of diagnosis of CDMS. The median time to diagnosis of CDMS was 3 years (25th percentile, 1.1 years; 75th percentile, 5.3 years). A standardized neurologic examination was completed 10 to 12 years after entry into the ONTT for 111 (77%) of the 145 patients diagnosed as having CDMS. Two patients, severely disabled by MS, died prior to this examination. For an additional 14 patients, an EDSS score was estimated from a phone interview with the patient. Thus, a current estimate of the EDSS score could be made for 127 (88%) of the patients. The median time from the diagnosis of CDMS to the EDSS assessment was 8.3 years (25th percentile, 6 years; 75th percentile, 9.9 years). For the remaining 18 patients with CDMS, 1 discontinued follow-up in the first year, 4 discontinued between 1 and 3 years, and 13 discontinued after 3 years.
Among the 111 patients with CDMS who completed the examination, the disease course was characterized as relapsing-stable in 50%, relapsing-active in 33%, progressive-active in 9%, and progressive-stable in 7%. Forty-eight patients (43%) were receiving no disease-modifying therapy. Disease-modifying treatment among the remaining 63 patients (57%), which was initiated on average 7.9 years after the episode of optic neuritis, included interferon beta-1a (27 patients), glatiramer acetate (22), interferon beta-1b (13), and methotrexate (1).
Among the 111 patients with CDMS who completed the current phase examination, neurologic impairment was mild in the majority of patients (Table). Only 22 (20%) of the patients had moderate disability (EDSS score, 3.0 to 5.5), and 16 (14%) had severe disability (EDSS≥6.0). Based on available information from medical records and telephone contacts with 16 of the other patients (including the 2 who died from severe MS), 7 were estimated to have moderate or severe disability. The addition of these patients increased the number of patients with moderate or severe disability to 45 patients, representing 35% of the 127 patients with available EDSS data. Expanded Disability Status Scale scores were similar when comparing patients with an examination with patients for whom the EDSS score was estimated from medical records and phone interview (P = .38). Among the 18 patients with incomplete follow-up (who were not included in the analysis), 14 had an EDSS assessment prior to leaving the study: 11 had a score lower than 3.0, 2 had a score of 3.0 to <6.0, and 1 had a score of 6.0 or higher.
The degree of disability appeared to be unrelated to whether the baseline MR imaging scan was lesion-free or showed lesions (P = .51) and, when lesions were present, unrelated to the number of lesions that were present on the scan (r = 0.17; P = .14) (Table). For the 2 patients with severe MS who died, one had no lesions revealed on baseline brain MR imaging, and the other had 2 lesions.
Visual loss contributed little to the EDSS score of most patients. A formal ophthalmologic examination with standardized visual acuity testing was performed on 108 of the 111 patients with CDMS who completed the most recent neurologic examination. Visual acuity in the worse eye was 20/20 or better in 61%, 20/25 to 20/40 in 25%, 20/50 to better than 20/200 in 7%, and 20/200 or worse in 6% of patients. Visual acuity in the better eye was 20/20 or better in 88%, 20/25 to 20/40 in 7%, 20/50 to better than 20/200 in 3%, and 20/200 or better in 2% of patients.
Among the 38 patients completing the current phase examination whose EDSS score was 3.0 or higher, nearly all patients had some motor weakness, ataxia, hypesthesia, and urinary urgency/frequency. Sixteen of the 38 were fully ambulatory, 6 had limited but unassisted ambulation, 4 had limited and intermittently assisted ambulation, 8 had limited and constantly assisted ambulation, and 4 were nonambulatory.
Among patients developing CDMS within 10 to 12 years after an episode of optic neuritis, neurologic disability is generally mild irrespective of whether lesions are present on brain MR imaging at the time of optic neuritis. In our study, approximately two thirds of the patients with CDMS had an EDSS score lower than 3.0, whereas severe disability (EDSS score, ≥6.0) was present in less than 20% of patients. The disease course at this time point was considered stable in about half of the patients and active or progressive in half.
We were able to estimate an EDSS score for almost 90% of the patients with CDMS. Thus, incomplete follow-up is unlikely to be an appreciable source of bias. Furthermore, because most patients with incomplete follow-up had mild or no disability, it is unlikely that our results overestimate the degree of disability. Because slightly more than half of the patients were being treated with disease-modifying therapies, the degree of disability that occurs without treatment may be underestimated. However, none of the patients initiated disease-modifying therapy (in addition to the initial course of corticosteroids) at the time of optic neuritis (there were no approved treatments at the time the last patient was enrolled in 1991), and most of the patients did not begin disease-modifying therapy until the last few years. Consequently, it is unlikely that we are substantially underestimating the degree of disability.
Ghezzi et al13 reported similar results: among 21 patients with CDMS who had optic neuritis, 6 (29%) had an EDSS score of 3.0 or higher when examined 6 to 11 years after the episode of optic neuritis. However, only 1 patient had an EDSS score higher than 6.0. Rizzo and Lessell14 reported that 6 (17%) of 35 patients developing CDMS after optic neuritis had an EDSS score of 3.0 or higher when examined at a mean of 15 years after the optic neuritis episode.
The degree of disability in our cohort is somewhat lower than that reported by Brex et al,3 who found that after a mean of 14.1 years following an initial demyelinating event, the median EDSS score for 48 patients with CDMS was 3.25. Likewise, greater disability was also reported by Weinshenker et al15 in 1099 patients developing MS after an initial demyelinating event (median time to reach EDSS≥3.0, 7.7 years). The differences between the results of our study and those of Brex and colleagues and Weinshenker and colleagues could be due to the fact that those studies included patients with brainstem and spinal cord syndromes as well as optic neuritis. Previous studies have reported that the course of MS is more benign when the initial event is optic neuritis compared with other presenting events.16,17
Surprisingly, unlike Brex et al,3 we did not find that the number of lesions shown on baseline MR imaging was significantly correlated with the degree of disability after 10 years. Moderate or severe disability was present in 29% of patients with no lesions on baseline brain MR imaging and in 38% of patients with 1 or more lesions. One patient who had no lesions on baseline brain MR imaging died owing to severe MS.
In summary, based on follow-up of the ONTT cohort, most patients who develop CDMS following an initial episode of optic neuritis will have a relatively benign course for at least 10 years. Although brain MR imaging is extremely valuable for assessing the risk of CDMS following optic neuritis,1,3,4 we did not find the results of the baseline brain MR imaging to be useful in predicting which patients are likely to develop moderate or severe disability after 10 years.
Correspondence: Robin L. Gal, MSPH, Jaeb Center for Health Research, 15310 Amberly Dr, Suite 350, Tampa, FL 33647 (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Lead Authors
Roy W. Beck MD, PhD;
Craig H. Smith MD;
Robin L. Gal MSPH;
Dongyuan Xing MPH
Additional Authors
M. Tariq Bhatti MD;
Michael C. Brodsky MD;
Edward G. Buckley MD;
Georgia A. Chrousos MD;
James Corbett MD;
Eric Eggenberger DO;
James A. Goodwin MD;
Barrett Katz MD;
David I. Kaufman DO;
John L. Keltner MD;
Mark J. Kupersmith MD;
Neil R. Miller MD;
Pamela S. Moke MSPH;
Sarkis Nazarian MD;
Silvia Orengo-Nania MD;
Peter J. Savino MD;
William T. Shults MD;
Jonathan D. Trobe MD;
Michael Wall MD
A listing has been published of the clinical centers and their investigators and clinical center staff who participated in the current phase of the study.1
Accepted for Publication: March 9, 2004.
Author Contributions:Study concept and design: Beck, Gal, Buckley, Corbett, Kupersmith, Miller, Savino, and Trobe. Acquisition of data: Beck, Smith, Gal, Bhatti, Brodsky, Buckley, Chrousos, Corbett, Goodwin, Katz, Kaufman, Keltner, Miller, Moke, Nazarian, Orengo-Nania, Savino, Shults, Trobe, and Wall. Analysis and interpretation of data: Beck, Xing, Eggenberger, Katz, Kupersmith, Miller, Trobe, and Wall. Drafting of the manuscript: Beck, Smith, Gal, Kupersmith, Trobe, and Wall. Critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content: Beck, Smith, Gal, Xing, Bhatti, Brodsky, Buckley, Chrousos, Eggenberger, Corbett, Goodwin, Katz, Kaufman, Keltner, Kupersmith, Miller, Moke, Na- zarian, Orengo-Nania, Savino, Shults, Trobe, and Wall. Statistical expertise: Beck and Xing. Obtained funding: Beck. Administrative, technical, and material support: Beck, Gal, Bhatti, Brodsky, Katz, Kaufman, Keltner, Kupersmith, Moke, and Wall. Study supervision: Beck, Smith, Gal, Chrousos, Eggenberger, Moke, Orengo-Nania, and Trobe.
Funding/Support: This study was supported by a cooperative agreement (U10 EY09435) from the National Eye Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Md.
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Bynum married the former Hetty Jo Tucker on Sept. 23, 1951, in Pampa. They have lived in Amarillo 50 years.
Bynum served in the South Pacific on Guam and Okinawa, where his battalion was responsible for the construction of airfields for B-29 bombers. He was an active member of the Chamber of Commerce for many years, and attained 38 years of perfect attendance in the Downtown Lions Club, of which he was past president. Bynum, with the assistance of Mrs. Bynum, headed the Greater Southwest Music Festival, the Salvation Army Advisory Board, the Amarillo Knife and Fork Club and has served on the boards of the Hi-Plains Eye Bank and the High Plains Food Bank.
Bynum is retired after working 53 years for Panhandle Trailways, where he was responsible for the operation of Trailways Tours, which served hundreds of area people traveling throughout the continental United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Scandinavia, New Zealand, Australia, Alaska and Hawaii. Mrs. Bynum is retired after working 19 years in retail sales. She is a homemaker. The couple are active members of First Baptist Church, where they serve in the Harriet Strimple and Harry Brown classes.
Children of the couple are Bonita Blackstock and Gregg Bynum.
The couple have one granddaughter, Heather, and her husband, Brian Bailey.
Amarillo Globe-News, Sept. 23, 2001
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