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End of an era? Mildmay Club 'hanging by skin of teeth'
Newington Green venue is one of the last of London's Working Men's Clubs
Only a handful of Working Men's Clubs still exist in London.
The Mildmay Club in Newington Green (established 1888) is one of them.
The Victorian building, which boasts three halls and a nine-table snooker hall, has played host to several lucrative camera shoots over the years – Vera Drake and a series of Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle were shot there.
But Brenda Brown, 70, a Mildmay Club committee member of 12 years standing, says the club is now "hanging on by the skin of our teeth".
While all work done by the committee is completely voluntary, maintaining the vast building comes at a price, as do the wages for the three permanent staff.
Camera crews can apparently no longer access the building thanks to a recent spate of yellow lines painted down the road, and the club lost out on three shoots just last week.
But on the night the Hackney Citizen visits Ms Brown seemed more troubled by the cancellation of an elderly club member's birthday party.
Brenda, like many, has been priced out of this formerly working class but now increasingly gentrified corner of the borough.
She now lives with fellow committee member, Alan Fitzgerald, 77, on Daubeney Road, near Hackney Marshes.
For the members, who all jointly own the club, it is the social centre of their community, but for the middle-class newcomers it is seen differently.
"They may book it for a wedding but this is not their scene, they call it quaint, they say it's retro," says Mr Fitzgerald.
Fred Jeffryes, an ex-plumber, says: "When the club can't afford a bill, us committee members put our hands in our pockets."
The club's oldest member is Alice Riches, 97, who sometimes attends the club with her son Keith Riches.
"I'm 78 and she calls me her toy boy," says Mr Jeffryes.
Fred tells me that many of the club's current members have come from other Working Men's Clubs which have shut down.
Being part of the Club and Institute Union allows members to visit other affiliated clubs for free.
"I do sometimes go to other clubs," says Mr Jeffryes, "but they're overrun by bloody Spurs fans."
Tom and Sadie Kehoe, of Statham Grove, have been coming to the Mildmay Club for 35 years and say they would be lost without it because "the pubs are too expensive and we're like a family here".
They are certainly right about prices, a pint at the Mildmay Club will give you change from three pounds.
25 years ago this club was 3,000 members strong, now it has just 300 members.
"They are all going to that big club in the sky," says Brenda Brown./ 24 May, 2013
17 Comments on "End of an era? Mildmay Club 'hanging by skin of teeth'"
It would have useful to know if the club were seeking new members and how people should go about applying, as I for one, would like to support…
Sadly Denis I tried to get a friend membership a couple of weeks ago ( I became a member in January) but was told 'the books are closed until January'.The 'old guard' of members including the ones in this article have no interest in keeping the club open.They merely want to cash in by selling to the nearest property developer.They are suspicious of any new members,any new ideas to improve the club are shot down.The committee run the club like there own personal fiefdom and god help any one who gets in there way.Two new members were elected on a few months ago,but 1 has been suspended for 3 months whilst the other 1 is marginalised.I believe club rules state every committee member must stand for re-election once a year and we were told in January half would do so in the Spring and other half in Autumn.However while 6 did this in Spring the rest have decided not to stand for re-election until 'next year'.Indeed I believe a woman on the committee hasn't stood down in 14 years.I would also like to see on paper how much money Mr Jeffryes has lent/donated to the club.This club could survive with new blood and new ideas but with the current regime in place the club will close by the end of next year because most of the most influential committee members simply want to cut and run.I call on all Hackney & Islington residents who are interested to call the club with membership inquiries maybe they will climb down and accept new memberships (nothing in the rules says you have to wait until January) but I doubt it.
I used to use this club in the 1960s and you could hardly get in the door it was that packed. been back since during 2004-2008 period totally dead. I belonged to the Ramsgate ciu run by deadbeat crowd as are running the mildmay club also. totally agree with ralph coates comments but sadly these fiefdoms occur everywhere sadly due to human nature. I wish the club every success as I have many happy memories from the past plus they have a smashing snooker room downstairs.
I wanted the club to join the local The Hackney Pool League http://www.hackneypoolleague.net and got the impression from three people that to join the league it would have to be talked about at a meeting between the members. I gave my phone number and they never called, at the end when I said it would be £110.00 to join I got the feeling goodbye!. They showed us where they have 12 snooker tables and 1 pool table and it looked amazing but just a real shame that it has gone to pot but like most snooker halls its just not the same any more. I came back a few weeks ago and £50.00 again was to much money. It needs new blood in my opinion. Amazed about 1 year ago Bradley Wiggins collected an award there so is it finished!
If Brenda wants the Mildmay to survive she could think about actually considering all the local people I know who really want to be members and whose applications have gone nowhere – not even a reply. The place would thrive if it actually opened its doors to local working people instead of being run by a …[Deleted by moderator]… cabal desperate to sell it off to a developer.
The club is cutting off its own revenue streams.It has prevented a popular discos from running.
It has turfed out tenants from the three flats its has upstairs. If you look on any of the estate agents websites you will see market rent for a one bedroom flat in hackney is £1400/month even if they brought in half that it would still be £25k/ annum.
This is a club in a crisis created by its committee.
it would be worth asking how many members of over 5 years standing actually still reside in Hackney – I suspect there are a large contingent in Spain waiting to trouser the cash and screw the local residents.
The club has no website, no email address. It's very difficult to get in touch with them. But I persisted and organised my wife's birthday party. It was fantastic. So many of our guests wanted to hold their own events there, or even join. I attempted to join afterwards and it was made very, very clear to me that this wasn't going to happen. The club is deliberately being run into the ground.
Cllr Joe CaluoriMarch 24, 2014 at 12:32 pm
I am a local Councillor for Mildmay Ward in Islington, which is home to most of Newington Green. I tried to join and was refused by the committee. This Club should at least have the chance to rejuvinate itself as a Community venue under new leadership. I would resist any move to see it sold off for flats. There is a huge potential market there for them if they will only open their books! It's needed more now more than ever due to the local gentrification.
For those unaware there was a vote a few weeks ago for the members on whether to remain as a club or sell out to a property developer.The vote was 114-75 to remain open as a club.Much to the annoyance of at least 5 of the committee who wanted to cash in and sell up.Now however,they are saying that the vote needs to be done again due to a technicality.They claim the CIU have told them this.Whilst this is true I know of at least one instance where the committee ignored CIU rules saying since becoming a limited company a few years ago they are no longer beholden to CIU rules.It seems they ignore CIU rules when it suits them and then accept CIU rules when it suits there ends.They are obviously hoping there will not be the same turn out of members wanting to keep it open the next time round.Are they going to think up an excuse to hold a vote every couple of months until they get the result they want ? These snide,underhand tactics by certain members of the Mildmay committee would do North Korea proud.
Love the club, don't love the people.
I went to a private party there in 2010 and so was taken with the place that I suggested it to a theatre company as somewhere to research set design. Living nearby I visited the club numerous times to make an appointment to get permission to visit again. Never anyone there.
Eventually got in and – to be fair – they very generously allowed me to walk around the place, taking photos.
So smitten with it I asked about membership. A sharp intake of breath and a shake of the head was followed by a 'I dunno 'about that. I'll have to have a word with the committee'.
Was told to come back in a few days, which I did. I'd been granted an audience with the membership committee (yup, really), whereupon I was summoned to an upper chamber to be greeted by an panel of 10 or so members and basically interviewed. Where do you live? Why do you want to be a member? Why are you wearing shorts? (It's July, and I'm not at work. OK?)
Rule no1 – no shorts. 'If – if – we grant you membership, you can't wear shorts here. Do you understand?'
Grudgingly they let me in and – in return for £30 – gave me membership. However, given they made me feel as welcome as a dose of the clap, I never made it back.
It's a wonderful place and I don't begrudge them the £30 – I genuinely hope it helped in some way. But, by God, what a miserable bunch. I'm not surprised to hear it's languishing.
I'm interested in visiting the place or perhaps booking a surprise birthday for my better half. She has visited as an audience member for one of Stewart Lee's show's and loves the place. How much does it cost to hire? The comments on here only make me more intrigued with the place!
Hi Jimmy,the Mildmay is actively encouraging people to book it up for birthdays,weddings, etc.Phone 02072545458 for more information.
Hi Can you tell me if this club was known as the Hackney working mens club in the 1930s? I think my Husbnads uncle used to do a turn here? James Henry Thornton.
Any information you could provide would be great!!
Regards Elaine Mills
I have some very fond memories 80's & 90's of the Mildmay Club. My childhood friends and I would often take a ten min walk from the Highbury Quadrant (Birchmore Walk) estate to play a few games of snooker and have a drink. Very welcoming atmosphere, and an array of local people enjoying the club facilities. It would be a tragedy if this unique place were to close. That end of Newington Green, use to be home to a community of Turkish Cypriots, which was really nice interacting with, as well as people from the United Kingdom, Caribbean, Ireland, Jewish, and much more. The Mildmay working men's club is a historical reference to the different peoples backgrounds, who lived in and around the area.
I ran snooker clubs for 20 years, what a great place – given the oppertunity I'd have a go. From the comments needs a change but how can it not make money? the right staff and the right outlook? This is a gold mine
Mal MorrisFebruary 19, 2017 at 8:14 am
Reports of the clubs demise are I am glad to say very much exaggerated. Please see the new website for details on membership.
Hi all, well the membership for the "new" residents has grown and now we make up half the membership. However, there is a very clear us and them mentality and anything suggested by the new gets rejected by the old one way or another. I have been a member for years, but consider myself on the side of the "new".
The story about putting hands in their own pockets just does not stack up. There are filming events every week, which brings in £000s every year. Whilst it is not enough to renovate the building, it is enough to keep it running, especially whilst other windfalls have come in (recently 300k) apart from it is not really clear where all that money has gone over the years (maybe hands in the pockets does stack up certainly there is a suspicion).
Thurs / Fri and Sat there is the vote for committee members. Currently the committee is split almost 50:50 (even though it doesn't feel like it) and the hope is that change may finally be afoot. Certainly if the membership votes in line, it should now be time.
The only blocker to that, is that the adjudicators of the vote were appointed by the President (which is actually not in line with the rules within CIU) and the trust that they will count in line with what is voted is limited to say the least. So once again the old guard may have outmanoeuvred the new.
It is a real shame that we had not reached out even further and made the voting intentions beyond doubt. I am certain that the Mildmay club could have found it's old glory in the new world, but I think this is the last chance, and I think those who have dedicated their time and energy will decide that all the un-pleasantness has been going on for just too long.


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Simple Greek Salad Recipe
A great salad to accompany barbecue, as its clean, bright flavors will complement heavier dishes, this Greek salad is easy to make and quick to create, a perfect salad for any beginning cook. Use good quality kalamata olives and capers as the saltiness and flavor of these dark jewels mixed with the briny capers really brings the dish together.
Greek Salad
- 3 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- 1½ Tbsp lemon juice
- 1 clove garlic, finely minced
- 1/2 tsp fresh oregano
- 2 Tbsp capers, chopped
- 1/4 tsp sea salt
- 1/4 tsp freshly ground black pepper
- 3 tomatoes, cut into wedges
- 1/4 red onion, halved and sliced 1/2 inch thick
- 1 cucumber, de-seeded, halved and sliced 1/2 inch thick
- 4 oz feta cheese, or other hard goat cheese, cut into small cubes
- 1/4 cup kalamata olives, halved
- Mix oil, lemon juice, garlic oregano, capers and salt in a small bowl, or pulse in a food processor to emulsify.
- In a medium sized bowl, toss tomatoes, onion, cucumber and olives with dressing.
- Lightly toss fold in feta and serve.
- Can be stored covered for one to two days.
Hi, What is the white item in the recepie called "Greek Salad"? It looks like tofu, but don't think so..
The item is not mentioned in the recepie.
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Mathematics is the art of thinking - still, there is nothing in it until higher university levels what would be "abstract". There are tools you learn to use even before fully understanding the concept behind it, but in many cases teachers fail to explain that it is not necessarily your fault if it looks like "magic". Mathematics is about creating concepts based on what you see, then expanding those, generalizing them and using them on other areas.
I can guide you through with live examples from your favourite subjects (supposing mathematics is not one of them if you need help), helping you on the way to form clear concepts, ask questions and find answers along the way! That is the way to learn new ways of thinking, look at problems differently and find solutions what others wouldn't.
After a short assessment we will find the corner-stones, the really solid points in your knowledge we can build on, and we work from there to find the quickest way to get you to the level where you need to be for your next exam/test!
Whether you are in elementary school or university (up until the 2nd/3rd year, depending on what is your principal subject) this way mathematics is easy and you will be richer not just with a set of tools to be used for a limited number of problems, but with a differnet way of thinking that stays with you for the rest of your life - even if maths won't be the most important part of it.
Physics is all about how our world works. We see something, create a model, which won't be perfect, then we test it's validity, test it's limits. You cannot teach physics without explaining the why's, how's, what-if's - and you cannot expect anyone, let he or she be 12 years of age or 24, to accept "just because".
Physics is not about laws of this and that or rules - it is about experience, thinking, and testing. How I teach physiscs is obviously very similar how I teach mathematics: building on the solid blocks in your knowledge, using examples from areas you are familiar with broaden your thinking, understanding and find the quickest way to where you have to be by the time of your next exam or test.


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Bubba Watson has made a grand return to the site of his biggest professional achievement this week as he finds himself in Augusta preparing to compete in the Masters this week. And during Tuesday morning's press conference, Bubba was reminded again just how profound the effect of winning a green jacket has had upon him, his life and his career. And it overwhelmed him. While a notorious jokester who enjoys spending his free time doing everything from uploading irreverent videos to tooling around in a golf cart hovercraft — not to mention a member of the all-golfer boy band, the Golf Boys — Watson is an incredibly emotional person. Who can forget how he broke down upon winning the Masters last year? All the memories must have come flooding back in an instant, because after he was asked about the most interesting thing he had done involving his green jacket, the waterworks began to flow. After being asked that question, Bubba said, "I'll probably cry again," adding, "Thanks for bringing this up." Which he promptly did after mentioning his son Caleb, whom he and his wife Angie adopted as a 1-month-old shortly before his magnificent victory at last year's Masters. After explaining how he wrapped Caleb up in his green jacket — "That was the only thing I did with it," he said — Watson fought through tears as he said he treated his green jacket with high regard. "Out of respect and honor for Augusta National, one of the greatest clubs we have, one of the greatest tournaments, I didn't do any of my funny antics I would normally do." This is why Bubba Watson is awesome. He is humble, emotional, hilarious, talented and everything he does — even all the goofy stuff — is done with humility and class. [video via FOX Sports] TweetThe post Overcome with emotion, Bubba Watson cries during Masters presser (video) appeared first on Sportress of Blogitude.
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Wauwatosa East dropped four games last week, all four Greater Metro Conference opponents.
Brookfield East defeated Tosa East, 14-4, on May 13, in a game which was moved from Brookfield to Longfellow because of wet grounds.
The Spartans led 2-0 after one inning, and then Cora Bilitz gave up five runs in the second inning.
"Cora struggled in the second inning with her control, as five runs came on only two hits," coach Ed Raue said. "Cora regrouped and settled down for the final three innings. It's typical of a freshman this late in the season. She battled to the end."
The second inning damage could have been much worse, but Margie Van Meter made another outstanding play on a high fly ball, drifting away from her.
"She charged in, caught it and made a great one hop throw to the plate to nail the runner by 10 feet," Raue said. "It was an example of a senior picking up her teammate."
Raue also had praise for catcher Aubrey Nigh's defense, as she threw three runners out on the bases.
"She has been fantastic at throwing out runners this year," Raue said. "Her quick, accurate release has cut down many runners."
The Red Raiders scored single runs in the second and third and two in the fourth.
"We hit quite a few on the screws but again, but right at them," Raue said. "We just can't put it all together. A lot of individual hits but not strung together. It'll happen; I am confident of that."
Tosa East dropped a 7-3 decision at Sussex Hamilton on May 14, as the Chargers pulled away late in the game. Leading 3-2, Sussex scored twice in the fifth and sixth innings to secure the win.
Cameron Tate allowed eight hits, but struggled with her control and walked eight and got the loss.
"We gave Cameron her second start of the year, and she provided a nice lift for the team," Raue said. "She kept the ball down and gave the defense a chance to make plays. We need to throw strikes, that's all we ask and Cam did that today."
Offensively, Nigh and Zoe Jones each had three hits and continue to swing the bat well. Nigh threw out two more baserunners.
"It was our most complete game of the season and it showed we can play with the top teams in the conference," Raue said. "It also showed our margin of error is very small.
"Our goal was to be playing our best ball as the season comes to a close, and it appears we are."
The Red Raiders then dropped a 7-1 decision to West Allis Hale on May 15 at home, as the Huskies used a 4-run seventh inning to break open a 3-1 game.
The Red Raiders could not get the bats, trailing 1-0 through four innings and 3-1 in the seventh. Nigh singled in the fifth inning for the first hit.
"Our defense has looked good, but we are still waiting for that breakthrough inning," Raue said.
East then traveled to Hale on May 16 and dropped a 12-4 decision as the Huskies banged out 18 hits.
Yahn was out sick but Morgan Schmanski stepped in and did a nice job in left.
"She has responded to the challenges thrown her way all year; playing first, third and left," Raue said. That's asking a lot of a freshmen but she's stepped up each time."
"As a team we are executing, which is important. The results haven't been there but the in-game processing is there."
East is 5-16 overall and 2-10 in the Greater Metro Conference coming into the week. They are on a four-game losing streak.
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When Britain's next chief rabbi was announced last month in the British Jewish press, a surprising litmus testwas proposed to gauge his willingness to reach out to the non-Orthodox: Would he attend Limmud?
Say what?
I read the Dec. 21 London Jewish Chronicle editorial again, just to make sure. There it was: Along with best wishes to Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, who will take over from Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks in August, came the hope that he would set about repairing the "fractured relations" between the U.K. Orthodox movement he will head (called United Synagogue) and his country's Progressive Jews. "Allowing United Synagogue rabbis to attend Limmud would be a start — attending himself, even better," the paper wrote.
Now, readers of this column know I love Limmud. I have even called myself a Limmud junkie (www.bit.ly/z9R3Zu). But how could a once-a-year, grassroots-led, volunteer-driven Jewish learning extravaganza over five days be considered a litmus test for anything, much less the outreach proclivities of Britain's next chief rabbi?
Yet the JC editorial wasn't the only place the suggestion appeared. London's Reform Rabbi Jonathan Romain had it in his column about Mirvis that same week. So did the Jewish News, the JC's main rival. How has Limmud, in its 32 years, become such a threat and, at the same time, such a beacon to British Jewry?
First, you have to understand how unusual the concept of non-hierarchical, grassroots-led anything is in Britain, explained the Limmud organizers I sat down with last month at the sprawling campus of the University of Warwick, a two-hour drive from North London, where most of the country's 263,000 Jews seem to be concentrated.
Now, I'd been to three Limmuds before that: Philadelphia, Los Angeles and last-year's inaugural Bay Area gathering in Pacific Grove. They were all terrific, I've drunk the Kool-Aid, I get it — anyone can teach, everyone should learn. A teenager can present a session on his trip to Israel next door to a world-famous rabbi's Talmud lecture. They both get equal billing.
But that's all very strange and titillating to the Brits, in a country where even the Jews have their lords and baronesses. "It goes against the grain" of what British Jewry is like, program chair Daniel Anderson told me over lunch one day. "We're so staid, in so many ways, and once a year we have this thing called Limmud where we have this very strange, vibrant Judaism. I still can't get my head around it. It's like going away for a naughty weekend, then we pack up and go back to our shuls."
That can be good, or it can be dangerous. To the country's Jewish establishment, Limmud smacks of liberal, or, rather, Liberal Judaism, which along with Reform forms the two branches of Progressive Judaism in Britain. And unlike the United States, where just 10 percent of Jews declare themselves Orthodox, in Britain the Jewish default position — the United Synagogue — is Orthodox, and liberals are in a distinct minority.
So what's happened in Britain is that Limmud is considered a bastion of liberal Judaism by the United Synagogue leadership — despite the numerous black yarmulkes proudly worn by participants, including Anderson, and the number of Orthodox rabbis who sneak in every year disregarding their movement's disapproval.
Here's another odd thing about Limmud U.K.: Jews come to it to escape Christmas. I heard that over and over from people. One woman sniffed, "Well, it's not our holiday, is it?" and said Christmas made her "uncomfortable."
In the United States, few Jewish organizations would hold a conference over Christmas. Our high intermarriage rate means that many American Jews have someone in their extended family that celebrates the holiday. That is not true in Britain, where very few Jews are intermarried. For them, Christmas is a time to get away — and to do so Jewishly makes it even better.
So … Limmud is a liberal free-for-all, a threat to Judaism, yet it's where 2,500 British Jews go to escape Christmas and deepen their Jewish identity. And it's growing. From that first gathering in London in 1980, it has spread to 60 cities, including the second Bay Area Limmud Feb. 17-18 (www.limmudbayarea.org). Mirvis didn't attend in England, but you owe it to yourself to try.
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Suncor Energy Inc. , Canada's largest oil sands company, expects its own operations to cover its spending next year, a decision that means its $7.5-billion budget is smaller than what some outsiders forecasted.
The 2012 budget will be "broadly balanced" between growth projects and maintenance spending, Bart Demosky, Suncor's chief financial officer, said in the company's third-quarter conference call. At the same time, the company's cash operating costs tied to oil sands production will climb, with its expansion efforts accounting for some of the rising costs.
Suncor acknowledged that its budget may be smaller than expected, but that is because the company wants spending to match cash flow. Energy companies across the board have pared their budgets as the price of oil and gas remain volatile and the threat of rising costs linger. Investors have welcomed this conservatism, particularly as the market's collapse in 2009 pinched slews of companies which were spending heavily during Fort McMurray's boom between 2005 and 2009.
"One of the things we are we are working very hard on is to both spend capital efficiently and to spend only within our means," Mr. Demosky said, explaining why the budget wasn't larger.
Suncor's cash flow, which reached a new high in the third quarter, has so far covered its 2011 budget of $6.7-billion, he said. "At current oil prices, and in fact quite a bit below current oil prices, we are able to meet capital requirements from internally generated cash flow."
It is more expensive to mine bitumen than extract it through drilling techniques. Suncor, however, kept its costs low this quarter, noted Laura Lau, an energy fund manager at Sentry Investments. Suncor's cash operating costs in the oil sands rang in at $36.60 per barrel (excluding Syncrude results) in the third quarter.
"All the surprise [in the quarter]has been positive," Ms. Lau said.
Suncor warned that its cash operating costs to produce oil sands crude will rise next year because the company has hit a "lean" zone in its Millennium mine, Steve Williams, Suncor's chief operating officer, said. It will take about 12 months for the company to dig through this patch.
The lean stretch will affect costs more than production volume because Suncor will have to remove more material such as sand to get at each barrel of bitumen, a company spokesperson explained. Suncor will detail its production and spending forecasts when it releases its 2012 guidance next week.
Costs will also rise as the company's Firebag 3 expansion continues to jack up production, and as its Firebag 4 expansion starts, Suncor's Mr. Williams said.
Suncor made $1.287-billion or 82 cents per share in the quarter, up from $1.224-billion or 78 cents per share in the same quarter in 2010. Operating earnings, which adjust for unusual items, rang in at $1.789-billion or $1.14 a share, compared with $617-million or 39 cents per share last year. Cash flow climbed to $2.721-billion or $1.73 per share, compared with $1.63-billion or $1.04 per share.
The company credited higher oil prices, increased oil sands production and fatter refining margins for its stronger third-quarter results.
Rick George, Suncor's chief executive, said that while costs are rising in the oil sands region as companies rev up expansion plans, the pain is not comparable to the frothy years between 2005 and 2008. Instead, prices are rising between 3 and 5 per cent, he said. He does not expect costs to make a major jump in 2012.
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We come to Capo every year for our holidays and every morning we have our coffee here. We have done for many years now. The staff are fantastic. Their Dolce are made in house and are the BEST you will find.
As they say if it's good enough for the locals it's usually a good sign. pastries good coffee great and the ice creams really really good. Never had a coffee ice cream with whole coffee beans in it! Was a proper caffeine rush.
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Sicilian cofee, gelato, pastry. Really nice, friendly and you feel a part of the culture. Go to get breakfast or something sweet for desert. yours is the choise.
If you look for a good breakfast with fresh cornetti, cappuccino and granita you have to go there.
Very good icecreams and pastry in general.
While visiting Capo D'Orlando and strolling through the town centre (centro), you will find yourself always walking by Bar delle Poste. It is the centre of a vibrant town. The coffee and granita are fantastic!
No visit to Sicily is complete without visiting a cafe and having a granita. In Capo D'Orlando that place is Bar Delle Poste.
This is a real cafe/bar, that caters for the townsfolk rather than the tourists. Not only does it serve the best coffee in town, it is also a great place to see a small slice of Sicilian life. It is where everyone seems to go for breakfast (an espresso and a cornetto - consumed standing up at the bar) and...
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5 Things You Should Know About Alexander Wang's Final Show for Balenciaga
The designer has exactly zero cares left to give.
Today, Alexander Wang presented his final collection as the designer for Balenciaga (his first collection for the house was fall 2013), and to put it bluntly: It's obvious he has zero fucks left to give. He put on a fun, irreverent, and thoroughly Wang-esque show that may rub some the wrong way. But we were feeling it. Here, five things you should know about Wang's swan song collection for Balenciaga.
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I Know nothing about the McKee's I am hoping that you might help me out, I have some Holbrook kin in Bellingham, Washington,Ralph W. Holbrook wife name America about 1905, They had 5 known children;
1 Pearl C. Holbrook b. 1883
2 Della B. Holbrook b. 1885
3 Leo J. Holbrook b. 1890
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A British man was one of two skydivers who died after colliding in midair and plummeting to the ground, it has been confirmed.
Keiron O'Rourke, 40, was among 200 experienced skydivers taking part in a jump in Eloy, Arizona, in the United States on Tuesday. Investigators said witnesses saw him and 51-year-old German Bernd Schmehl crash into each other, and both fell to their deaths.
The Eloy police department said the crash happened at a height of about 200 to 300 feet, causing both men's canopies to collapse.
The men were veteran jumpers. O'Rourke had logged 849 jumps – 100 in the last six months – while Schmehl had made 1,707.
Early reports suggested that the midair collision involved three skydivers, but investigators later determined that the third skydiver was injured in a separate incident.
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Renewed and relaunched in 2011, Winsor & Newton Artists' Oilbars are a unique formulation of genuine oil color in a solid stick. It offers artists an exciting and versatile way of painting and drawing — from sketching to sgraffito — and it can be used in combination with tube color.
Artists' Oilbars combine the rich, buttery consistency of tube oil color with the immediacy of pastels and charcoal. These oil colors were originally developed by artists for artists and are made from quality artist-grade pigments, oils, and other specially selected waxes.
A broader range of 50 colors expands creative options for artists' palettes. Better still, the new range harmonizes with all other Winsor & Newton tube color ranges for effortless transitions and combinations.
Softer on application than the original, the new Oilbar transfers to canvas with less pressure, further freeing the artist to create bold gestures or subtle passages.
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This set includes Burnt Sienna, Raw Umber, Cadmium Red Medium, Cadmium Yellow Light, Cerulean Blue, Colorless Blender, Ivory Black, French Ultramarine, Permanent Alizarin Crimson, Titanium White, Winsor Green Yellow Shade, and Yellow Ochre. Actual set contents may vary.
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This basic set of mixing colors includes Cadmium Red Medium, Cadmium Yellow Light, French Ultramarine, Titanium White, Ivory Black, and the Colorless Blender.
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Impossible to get wrappers off
By blondie
from minneapolis
Comments about Winsor & Newton Artists' Oilbars:
The wrappers on these sticks are multi layered and almost impossible to get off. They're really messy after you finally get them off and they harden in their containers! I'd never buy these again.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By K-Rad
from Cape Girardeau, MO
I have just recently started using these and let's just say... I am obsessed. I'm a very aggressive oil painter and these help me to really put some energy into my pieces! I use them on BFK Rives paper, such a great texture.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Just a quick sketch with my new sticks!
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By B
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I haven't use oil bars since high school, haven't really thought much about it until just recently. I never realized how much I could miss using a specific medium until it was back in my hands. Thank you!
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Oil Bars
By Art Professor
from Baton Rouge, Louisiana
These are real oil paint sticks. This goes onto the canvas in a more effective way than others that I've not been satisfied with. I use only Windsor and Newton Oil Bars from Dick Blick.
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fast and responsible. All my order was on time . Very happy
By max the braker
from miami
The quality and versatility of your products are one of my strong instruments to create my arts. Thank you very much!!
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One of my painting made in fully with your product
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By Maris the Artist
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I started using Oilbars about 2 months ago. I have tried all brands of Oilbars/oil sticks and have found Windsor and Newton Oilbars to be the best for the way I paint. I use them in creating under paintings - they blend and are really smooth giving a great look. I usually add 2 -3 more layers, and they have worked really well. I love the fact that I can use my fingers or brushes to smooth and paint.
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got it sooner than expected and quality products
By ldiggs
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i love using oil stix...and ive done alot of drawings already. and as with any paint u get what u pay for as far as pigment goes. the only gouge was shipping 12 stix it was 11.95. it was that at 10 stix. i think different stuffing material like peanuts or shredded cardboard or regular bubble wrap could be just as protective as those little "pillows". just rather spend more on product then shipping ya know? but whatever it was the only drag about it all.
Love these!
By Pretzelcityusa
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I used this product in a Juliette Crane mixed media class and love them. They are wonderfully blendable.
I would buy this product again
By Ellie
from Atlanta ,GA
These oil bars are very smooth and buttery. They are wonderful to use for mixed media or just to draw with. I can't say enough about this wonderful product
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Liked this product a lot. It is very creamy, and I was able to use it to draw my underpainting and then get a great value underpainting using a brush, clothe or palette knife. Reason I didn't give it 5 stars? The wax type coating is difficult to remove, making it inconvenient to use the product in its stick format without getting paint all over your hands trying to remove it.
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Locksmith is not something everyone thinks about, until they get locked in or out, forget their keys or lose them, break them or just can't open the door. Those situations are often combined with getting very nervous and being late for other activities, which makes the situation much worse. Locks keep us safe from burglars, they keep the prisoners in their cells and many valuable stuff behind the closed safe door. Locks are not something new, they were used in ancient times, and here are some interesting details about locks, locksmiths and keys you might not know, until now.
There is no written record of who invented the first lock, but it is well known that ancient Egyptians, Romans, Greeks and Chinese were using very impressive locks at the time, often additionally secured with ropes tied up in various difficult knots.
Most of the of the locks don't exist anymore, because they were made of iron, that rusts and corrodes.
The oldest lock was found in the ruins of the Persian Emperor Sargon's palace, in 1842 and it was reliant on the same principle of pin tumbler, that is still in use.
Having in mind that the locksmith is always available to help you, no matter what time it is, makes people wonder if they are just "guys who repair locks and make new keys".
Locksmiths know that their services might be needed late at night, so you don't have to panic if you are going home from work and realize that you can't unlock your car at the parking lot. There is always a service available in any time.
Just like in every other job, there are the ones who do their job well and have all the knowledge they might need to help you, but there are the ones who just want to get their hands on your valuables.
Even though there are many articles about locks, not many of them are saying much about keys, very important parts of the story, without whom, the lock is just a device that can't be opened or closed for the owner.
Locksmiths are often highly educated and not just a "person who makes or repairs locks"- they help you save your time, money and troubles by helping you unlock the door that gives you troubles.
Many of the ancient keys are still in existence, today, because they were fashioned into necklaces or rings. The clothes people wore in ancient time, didn't have pockets, so they had to find a way not to lose their keys.
Locks can keep your valuables safe, they can give you troubles if they don't work properly, but they can also keep dangerous things and persons where they can't harm anyone or anything.
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"I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will allow my fear to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone I will turn my inner eye to see its path. And where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain." (From Frank Herbert's Dune)
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Under the scheme named after former NDA Prime MinisterAtal Bihari Vajpayee, the beneficiaries will be given wheat atRs 2 per kg and Rice at Rs 3 per kg, Pokhriyal said.
They will get 10 kg rice and 10 kg wheat per month underthe programme ''Atal Foodgrains Scheme'', he added.
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The Federal Reserve announced a plan to cut monthly bond purchases to $75 billion from $85 billion starting from January. In general, market players regard this decision as a sign that American economy is in good shape since the recent data points at the increase in growth momentum.
It seems that the Fed has learnt its lesson and is now providing better communication: the central bank didn't make any pledges on the future dynamics of QE and made an effort to underline that it would keep the interest rate low.
EUR/USD took a blow on the Fed and slid nearly 2-year highs around $1.3800. Traders have started speculating whether it's the start a longer term, taper-inspired downtrend for the single currency. This would be good for the ECB as lower euro would boost exports and help get inflation closer to the central bank's 2% target, easing deflation fears. However, ING economists point out that Japan's historic experience of having low interest rates, deflationary pressures, economic stagnation and a strong currency suggest that a weaker euro is not necessarily guaranteed.
Danske Bank and Credit Agricole, on the other hand, expect euro to weaken next year and the difference in the approaches of the Fed and the ECB will play its part. In addition, EUR-supportive transatlantic portfolio flows should reverse in 2014 producing outflows by end-Q1 as a superior US growth profile drives investor outflows from Europe, says CA.
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(The Sports Xchange) - The New York Rangers and forward Chris Kreider avoided a salary arbitration hearing by agreeing to a two-year contract, the team announced Wednesday.
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The sides had an arbitration hearing scheduled for later on Wednesday.
The 23-year-old had career highs of 17 goals and 37 points in 66 games last season, and five goals and 13 points in 15 Stanley Cup playoff games.
The Colorado Avalanche and center Ryan O'Reilly agreed to a two-year contract, avoiding a salary arbitration hearing, the team announced.
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