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If you're looking for something a bit more special than your standard pub roast dinner, then Sartoria in Mayfair is for you. The upmarket Italian restaurant has launched a sharing-style Sunday roast that perfectly marries the Italian cooking of Francesco Mazzei - the restaurant's Chef Patron, who also recently opened Radici in Islington - with aspects of the traditional British dish. For the focal point of the meal, diners can choose between typical roast dinner staples such as chicken and lamb or more unusual offerings like suckling pig, veal rib and roast goat, all of which are theatrically dished up at the table and served with deliciously al dente vegetables and moreish potato wedges - trust us, you won't miss the roasties. Washed down with a glass of fizz or wine, chosen by the attentive sommelier, and finished with a beautiful deconstructed rhubarb tart and you've got yourself a Sunday lunch to remember.
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Sunday lunch is one British tradition worth observing. All you need is a lazy afternoon, an expandable waist line, good company and more Sunday papers than you could ever hope to read. London is packed with places offering fantastic Sunday menus covering everything from authentic roasts with full trimmings to lighter lunch options.
This Italian take on the traditional Sunday roast is a perfect upmarket alternative.
20 Savile Row, Mayfair, Mayfair, London, W1S 3PR
Tube: Oxford Circus Station
Berners Tavern
Jason Atherton's Berners Tavern is a fun, fabulous place to have lunch.
10 Berners Street, Fitzrovia, London, W1T 3NP
Tube: Tottenham Court Road Station, Goodge Street Station, Oxford Circus Station
Jason Atherton, the man behind the Michelin starred Pollen Street Social and the Social Eating House, is responsible for the restaurant within the London Edition, a stylish Marriot hotel in Fitzrovia designed by legendary hotelier Ian Shrager. Atherton's Berners Tavern, named after the hotel which was built on this Soho site in 1908, serves modern British food using the best of British ingredients which changes with the seasons. Dishes include Orkney scallop Carpaccio, chargrilled quail served with Alsace bacon, and grass fed Baccleuch beef cooked on a charcoal grill. Shrager's dining room design includes chandeliers suspended over the tables which were inspired by NYC's Grand Central Station. Furnished with banquettes in chestnut mohair and taupe leather and round, bleached oak tables, there's a Parisian feeling to the room, a nod to the Edwardian origin of the building and London's adoration of all things French.
Minimalist warehouse chic with unpretentious classic dishes
23-27 Wadeson Street, Hackney, London, E2 9DN
Tube: Bethnal Green Station
For minimalist warehouse chic in the middle of the East End head down to this converted factory. Its whiteness, high ceiling and hanging lights (not too bright) just add to the effect, which is elegant and stylish. You'll find unpretentious classic dishes, bringing together choice influences from French and English food. The whole vibe is effortless - understated sophistication at its best. Strangely, the restaurant is not open for lunch during the week. This is a shame for both them and us as they do a roaring trade on weekends. The brunch menu is a real treat and is served with a delicious soundtrack of pop hits played on their baby grand piano, courtesy of resident musician Xavior. Bistrotheque used to host regular cabaret evenings, but came over all grown up with a refurbishment which saw the addition of two new areas including a central American Manchichi wood bar, and a private dining room on the ground floor. The Manchichi bar comes with its very own menu and drinks list, think charcuterie, oysters, classic mains and little nibbles washed down with a classic Negroni, French 68 or a Sidecar. Downstairs the private dining room can seat 100 guests and caters for everything from parties to proclamations.
Duke of Cambridge
Pioneering gastropub with an extensive range of micro-brewery beers and an all organic menu
30 St Peter's Street, Islington, London, N1 8JT
Tube: Angel Station
This pioneering organic pub has done a good job of going gastro without losing the atmosphere of a proper boozer. In part, this is due to the quantity of tables and chairs they've crammed into the stripped pine main bar, forcing people to share and creating a buzzy, convivial atmosphere that works well whether you're on a birthday party or a date. It's also due to an excellent range of organic micro-brewery beers, which keeps the CAMRA types happy, even though the decor's a bit lighter and airier than they might like. They are exceedingly proud of their title as Britains first and only certified organic pub and the ethical values mean the food is really thoughtfully prepared. The short menu - pies, roasts, whole fish and stews - has some mouth watering dishes like the pigeon breast wrapped in bacon with brussel sprouts and chestnuts. There are also a few creative veggie options, like the savoury butternut squash, almond and mascerpone 'cheesecake.' It's a bit on the pricey side but you're paying for superb ingredients and it's not hard to see why the Islington locals keep coming back for more.
The Riding House Cafe
Shabby chic restaurant split into three sections with locally sourced British food
43-51 Great Titchfield Street, Fitzrovia, London, W1W 7PQ
Tube: Oxford Circus Station, Goodge Street Station
They've conquered Bermondsey Street, and now the team behind the excellent Garrison and Village East are working their brasserie magic in the West end. Bric a brac, shabby chic in design but executed perfectly with many restored elements The Riding House Cafe is housed in a terrific light filled ex-rag trade showroom. Split into three sections including the 'Campbell's Tomato soup' coloured dining room, a large bar lined with comfy stools and a huge central table seating 19 on surprisingly comfortable vintage theatre chairs, and a small lounge area on the far side. Great locally sourced British cooking and a fabulous breakfast spread, also a highly recommended destination for a relaxed Sunday lunch. A wonderful addition to the somewhat sparsely populated restaurant scene north of Oxford Street.
The Hawksmoor Seven Dials
This subterranean restaurant is all about the steak from Ginger Pig's Yorkshire Farm
11 Langley Street, Seven Dials, , Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JG
Tube: Covent Garden Station, Leicester Square Station
Carnivores will be delighted with the opening of this branch of Hawksmoor restaurant in Covent Garden's Seven Dials. Will Beckett and Huw Gott's British steakhouse and cocktail bar, whose flagship venture in Spitalfields fast became a favourite amongst the capital's meat lovers, gets a West End makeover with this second enterprise on Langley Street which opened in November 2010. The subterranean venue (which seats 128 in the restaurant and 50 in its stylish cocktail bar) is housed in a former brewery and looks slick: Victorian cast iron columns hold up a vaulted ceiling above Manhattan-style exposed brickwork walls and oak panelling; the tables are spruced up casts-offs from old laboratories, while the lower walls are also covered from tiles sourced from London Underground. But it's all about the steak: sourced from the Ginger Pig's Yorkshire farm, some of these succulent slices are aged and hung for a whopping 55 days. Besides the steaks, the Hawksmoor Burger with crunchy beef-dripping chips has legendary status, while the menu also boasts the likes of lamb chops, lobster, ribs, oysters and sausages. There's an express menu for lunch and pre-/post-theatre which includes two courses for £22 or three for £25, while the Hawksmoor Sunday roasts have been championed by the Observer Food Monthly. It's rather expensive, but for steak this good it's money well spent.
Basement restaurant provides top notch traditional Sunday roast
2-4 Boundary Street, Shoreditch, Shoreditch, London, E2 7DD
Tube: Old Street Station
This Shoreditch project is the first from Terence Conran since he signed over his well known restaurants - Bluebird, Quaglino's and plenty more besides - to D & D. The creation of Boundary saw an impressive makeover of this imposing building, a former Victorian warehouse, includes two restaurants (Boundary and Albion), twelve spacious hotel rooms and a rooftop bar, all stylishly done up - as you'd expect from the man behind Habitat and largely responsible for the 1990s revolution on London's restaurant scene. The guest rooms are named after famous designers and themed in their style, so you can stay in the Eames room or sit in the Corbusier chair. The more formal of the two restaurants, the Boundary, is located in the basement, cooking up a choice of classic French and English recipes including a top-notch traditional Sunday roast. The Albion caff is a more casual affair, offering British classics like fish pie from its ground floor spot, with pavement seating spilling out onto the street. Steeped in history, the bar includes the boundary stone which originally marked the end of the land belonging to drapers Jeremiah Rotherham & Co and the start of the London County Council's property. Today, Boundary Street separates Hackney from Tower Hamlets. The weekend lunch menus are great value at £19.50 for two courses or £24.50 for three.
The Compass
Seasonally adjusted changing menu and shabby chic appeal
58 Penton Street, Islington, London, N1 9PZ
Tube: Angel Station
Set your bearings north to Islington where Penton Street meets Chapel Market and you'll find The Compass pub. Along with a name change (dropping the fishy sounding part of its previous moniker, 'The Salmon & Compass', in June 2009) comes a shift in atmosphere away from party venue to gastro pub. Under the ownership of John Rentsen and Charlie Silver (who also own The Green in Clerkenwell) The Compass exchanges weekly DJs for a seasonally adjusted daily changing menu. The refurbished space has a shabby chic appeal with exposed brick walls teamed with chandelliers and a 30 foot oak panelled bar. At the bar you'll find Alton's Pride alongside Cheddar Valley organic cider as well as bottled beers like Modello from Mexico and Portugese favourite Super Bock. An extensive wine list complements the offerings from the open kitchen - how about a rich glass of Argentinian Malbec to go with your duck scotch egg; or a Muscadet Sèvre et Maine to set off a sea bass based fish stew? On a hungover morning, head straight for the black pudding sausage roll washed down with a bloody mary. They haven't completely done away with the music and DJs - upstairs there's an elegant private room with its own bar, PA sound system, projector and decks.
The Harwood Arms
Berkshire sourced game and wild produce, plus signature dish: a venison Scotch egg.
Walham Grove, Fulham, London, SW6 1QR
Tube: Fulham Broadway Station
The Harwood Arms has upped its gastro offering, moving away from being just another west London pub and blossoming into a place where fine food flourishes. The critics seem to agree and the Harwood has steadily built up a collection of awards and accolades, including the first and only London pub to be awarded a Michelin star. The Harwood was built in about 1840 as a pub but its story started in 2008, with the collaboration of Brett Graham (The Ledbury), Mike Robinson (The Pot Kiln) and Edwin Vaux (The Vaux Brewery). Hidden away in the back streets of Fulham, the Harwood offers award-winning food and wine in a casual and relaxed setting, championing the very best British produce with a focus on game and wild food, much of which is sourced from the nearby Berkshire countryside. Resolutely down to earth, they get the basics just right. Their signature dish, to give an example, is a venison Scotch egg, to be enjoyed as a bar snack, and they serve the best potatoes in London - crushed and fried to perfection. Sunday is a celebration of all things delicious and British, with their famous 55-day aged rib eye of Hereford beef with smoked bone marrow, roast potatoes, cauliflower cheese croquettes, Yorkshire puddings and bone marrow gravy. If you haven't exploded with satisfaction by this point, then you must try a bowl of warm seasonal fruit doughnuts with Yorkshire rhubarb and vanilla sugar.
The Modern Pantry
Internationally influenced menu with innovative options
47-48 St John's Square, Clerkenwell, Clerkenwell, London, EC1V 4JJ
Tube: Farringdon Station, Barbican Station
Anna Hansen hasn't moved far from her former employer Fergus Henderson - whom she worked with back in 1992 at The French Dining House Room - setting up her Clerkenwell restaurant, The Modern Pantry, just down the road from his landmark eaterie, the St John. Overlooking St John's Square, this is a second venture for the New Zealander who used to co-own our favourite Marylebone tapas fusion place, The Providores. With such a culinary pedigree it's no surprise that The Modern Pantry opened to great excitement in August 2008 and, over time, has proved that it more than lives up to the hype, expanding to a second Modern Pantry in 2015. With a ground floor cafe, first floor restaurant and pantry (deli) under one roof, you can sample the internationally influenced three course menu, order birthday cake or take a sandwich away for lunch. We'd recommended settling in for the full experience, sampling innovative dishes like red cabbage and miso soup and cassava chips served with tomato chilli jam and crème fraiche. Mains continue the treat for adventurous eaters - with choices of sake and soy butternut squash risotto dressed with cashew and mint pesto, and roast pork belly with chocolate and balsamic vinaigrette. For afters, Earl Grey panna cotta served with blackberry and liquorice jelly or chocolate mousse cake with tamarind caramel and cocoa chilli crumbs are typical of the tempting choices that you'll surely find room for.
Dean Street Townhouse Dining Room
Grade II listed four-storey Georgian building serving nostalgic comfort food
69-71 Dean Street, Soho, London, W1D 3SE
Tube: Leicester Square Station, Tottenham Court Road Station, Piccadilly Circus Station
Everything about the Dean Street Townhouse is very British from the Grade II listed four-storey Georgian building to the Dining Room with its "nursery-food menu" and "Brit-art in the restaurant" (The Independent). The first joint production by Nick Jones, founder of Soho House, and Richard Caring, who owns The Ivy, Le Caprice, Scott's, Annabel's and others, Dean Street Townhouse feels like it's been on this Soho street for a hundred years even though it only opened in 2009. It's not easy to do but with this restaurant the duo have created "the perfect French brasserie serving delectably simple English food" (observes Matthew Norman in The Guardian). And unlike its sister establishments - exclusive London members' clubs Soho House, The Electric and Shoreditch House - you don't have to be a member to eat or stay here. The menu is full of nostalgic comfort food from mince and potatoes to fish and chips with mushy peas with fruit scones for afternoon tea. The style is fashionably homey and the roast dinners are seriously indulgent, Banham chicken or Hereford beef both come with Yorkshire puddings, roasties, cauliflower cheese and honey-roasted veg. You can sit on red leather banquettes in the main dining room, in vintage armchairs in the lounge, or on high stools at the bar while taking in the impressive art collection featuring works by contemporary British artists like Paul Noble, Keith Tyson, Peter Blake, Tracey Emin, Mark Titchner, Fiona Banner, Keith Coventry and Mat Collishaw. Accusations of style over substance haven't stopped this place from building up a chic loyal clientele and a smattering of celebrity supporters.
Thomas Cubbitt
Unfussy British country-house cuisine with seasonal game
44 Elizabeth Street, Victoria, London, SW1W 9PA
Tube: Sloane Square Station
The Thomas Cubitt - named after the great Belgravia architect - is a perfect paneled pub, enclosed by French windows on two sides which open out on to the pretty Elizabeth Street and the huddles of tables outside, adding to the light, airy feel. The menu is focused on unfussy British country house cuisine. Crisp crackling, slow-cooked Sunday roasts, fresh seafood, chocolate sponge, and lots of seasonal game and cheeses are the mainstays. The dining room prices are eye-watering (not surprisingly given the location, and the stunning building), but the short bar menu is excellent value, and it packs out at weekends. If you like this sort of thing you're in luck, the owners also run The Pantechnicon, The Orange (their first pub with rooms), and The Grazing Goat which are unique but all have the same Cubitt House feel with light, airy dining rooms and decent gastropub menus.
The Horseshoe
Simple, honest cooking with a microbrewery in the basement
28 Heath Street, London, NW3 6TE
Tube: Hampstead Station
With its own microbrewery in the basement and good by-the-glass wine list this would be a good boozer by anybody's standards. But couple this with the simple, honest cooking using quality ingredients and you have a gastro pub that stands out from the over-priced restaurants in this affluent area. As a restaurant alone, it is the best thing in Hampstead; especially recommended is their Sunday lunch. The honest approach is evident before you even glance at the menu as the fuss-free interior, plain wood furniture and bare brick walls attest to the no frills attitude of owner Jasper Cuppaidge. When you've tried the Red Poll beef, seared scallops or their baked fig, goat's cheese and walnut salad you'll understand why it gets so busy. And, like the punters filling up the place, you'll be back.
Newman Street Tavern
"The perfect country pub" says Jay Rayner in The Observer.
Serving elegant British food, using the best seasonal, specialist and wild produce from around the UK, Newman Street Tavern is "the perfect country pub" says Jay Rayner in The Observer. He singles out an onion tart with "stupidly thin and delicate" pastry for special praise and highlights the brunch at weekends: brown trout Benedict, Galloway sirloin with egg and chips, green shore crab bisque and the like. The very finest British shellfish, the best free range quails and chickens, properly hung game, fresh vegetables and herbs, not to mention wild produce at its peak are all served in the beautiful dining room just north of Oxford Street. Wines come from small producers, craft beers and regional ales share the bar with a classic cocktail list which changes with the seasons.
The Grazing Goat
Gastropub with a strong English theme, simple British food and a few modern dishes
6 New Quebec Street, Marylebone, London, W1H 7RQ
Tube: Marble Arch Station
This huge gastropub is another ambitious project courtesy of the people behind Cubitt House (Stefan Turnbull and Barry Hirst, the guys behind The Thomas Cubitt, The Orange, and The Pantechnicon) who have been brought in by the Portman Estate who also own the nearby Portman Bistro and the Vinoteca wine bar, to re-hash what used to be the Bricklayers Arms in New Quebec Street. An expensive refurbishment has transformed The Grazing Goat into what appears to be a large country house, set in the Marble Arch end of Marylebone. Inside, you'll find a strong English theme, regarding both the interiors and the menu. Simple British food is the fare of choice here with fish and chips, steaks and Sunday roasts all found alongside more modern dishes, such as the chilli salt squid on the starter menu. And for those that can't bear to tear themselves away after a hefty meal, there are eight boutique hotel rooms upstairs, with six standard rooms and two suites.
HIX at The Tramshed
Another venture from Mark Hix, with a menu consisting mainly of steak and chicken
32 Rivington Street, Shoreditch, London, EC2A 3LX
Tube: Old Street Station
Mark Hix has finally seen his patience pay off with the opening of HIX at The Tramshed in Shoreditch, east London. In 2011 all seemed lost when his plans to open a restaurant on the Rivington Street site were scuppered due to fears about late night noise. Fast forward to May 2012 and the famous Tramshed building on Garden Walk and Rivington Street, built in 1905 as an electricity generating facility for the Tramway System, has been revived and reinvented as a 150-seat restaurant complete with a Damien Hirst cow-in-formaldehyde-tank artwork. The chef who began with a restaurant in Lyme Regis, Dorset, has already proved his mettle with London restaurants including Hix Oyster and Chophouse in Smithfields, Hix Soho, and his recent venture, Hix Belgravia at Belgraves hotel. For Tramshed he has teamed up with business partner Ratnesh Bagdai to open a restaurant in which steak and chicken features prominently on the menu (as well as the art) with marbled sirloin measured by weight. Architects Waugh Thistleton have employed "great planks of Douglas fir, leather and heavy gauge stainless steel" to compliment the existing Edwardian glazed brick interiors while seats - the same ones used by the USA prison service - are made from recycled coke bottles.
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2130 Exeter Road, Germantown, TN 38138 • Permit Amount: $2.5 million
Future Tenant: Trader Joe's
Developer: CAP Germantown LLC
CAP Germantown LLC, the company developing a future Trader Joe's store in Germantown, has pulled a $2.5 million building permit for modifications to the site, located near the northeast corner of Exeter Road and Poplar Avenue.
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The RedBall Project, created by artist Kurt Perschke, rolled into the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art on April 28 to kick off a 10-day tour of the Bluff City. Daily News photographer Andrew J. Breig captured the 250-pound ball's round-trip journey – including its final stop in Memphis on Saturday, May 7, at the Brooks' all-day centennial celebration.
The temporary metal barriers on the Overton Park Greensward are where those parking on the Greensward to attend the Memphis Zoo meet those protesting the parking on the Greensward.
But Saturday, May 7, the literal line in the park's running two-year controversy was one of the quietest places in a park that was bursting at the seams with activity just about everywhere else except the Old Forest.
With several thousand people in Overton Park Saturday, May 7, the calmest places in the park were the Old Forest and a small section of the Greensward between the Latino Memphis Festival and the temporary metal barrier where overflow parking for the Memphis Zoo begins.
All roads in Overton Park except the one in front of the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art will be one-way streets Saturday, May 7, as the Overton Park Conservancy tries out some traffic and parking remedies on a busy day in the park.
Burlington Coat Factory is moving from its 6480 Winchester Road location to the Centennial Commons shopping center at 7761 Winchester Road.
So, you think this is the "off-week" of the Memphis In May International Festival – the gap between the Beale Street Music Festival and the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest. But, while Tom Lee Park gets a breather, there are plenty of cultural experiences to soak up across Memphis. Here's our weekly roundup of local happenings you need to know about...
For a few hours Saturday morning, April 30, in Overton Park there was no one on the Greensward – no cars, no zoo crew, no protesters, no yoga class, no dogs or dog walkers. On an overcast day, there wasn't even a shadow to be cast.
While their folks are still getting settled over in the front office at The Commercial Appeal, Gannett announces Monday an $815 million offer to buy Tribune Publishing which would put The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune in the expanding USA Today family.
It's a new week that ends with Music Fest, Memphis! Here's a roundup of other local happenings you need to know about, from some important government meetings, to corporate earnings reports and a new exhibit set to open at the Memphis Zoo.
A 250-pound red inflated ball will mark the centennial celebration at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art starting April 28.
The RedBall Project by artist Kurt Perschke moves to a different site every day through May 7, when it returns to the Brooks entrance for the formal centennial celebration of the museum's opening.
On Tuesday, April 12, Palmer Home for Children will break ground on a $10 million expansion of its Hernando, Miss., campus to include three new cottages and a wellness center.
With campuses in Columbus and Hernando, Palmer Home provides residential care for children while introducing the love of God through service. Operating in Columbus since 1895, the organization expanded its reach to DeSoto County in 2003.
With campuses in Columbus and Hernando, Palmer Home provides residential care for children while introducing the love of God through service. Operating in Columbus since 1895, the organization expanded into DeSoto County in 2003.
In the pre-dawn hours of March 22 I found myself awake and decided to check Facebook on my phone before attempting to go back to sleep.
The first update was from a friend who lives in Paris. Just four months prior, that friend declared herself safe on Facebook following the Nov. 13 terrorist attacks there.
The skid is over. The Grizzlies beat the Bulls at home and the post-season possibility drama continues in the land of Griss and the one year and done college home of Derrick Rose.
An Overton Park traffic and parking study released Tuesday, April 5, recommends a phased-approach to creating more parking in and around the park, better coordination of traffic patterns and then a likely move to a 300-space, $7.8 million parking deck on Prentiss Place Drive off McLean Boulevard at the end of 2017.
The accounting firm of Reynolds, Bone & Griesbeck is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year by giving back.
Managing partner John Griesbeck said the firm had the community in mind when planning its centennial celebration. As a result, firm employees will volunteer and give back to several local organizations for 100 days straight starting this spring.
It sounds strange to refer to this as a holiday weekend – the anniversary of the birth of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.Holidays suggest something different than the rededication to purpose so many of us stress as our definition of this day honoring the memory of a leader whose life made it difficult to imagine what our society would be like without his presence.That we feel compelled to express the meaning of the day through actions and a recommitment to principles buffeted by reality reflects a hope that we wish to retain as first-hand memories of King's life fade and his legacy endures.
I was in a bar just outside Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta when the bomb went off at the 1996 Summer Games.
I immediately jumped up, went out the door and into utter chaos, where I interviewed anybody who would stop to talk.
Situated at the corner of South Main Street and G.E. Patterson Avenue, at the intersection of tradition and quintessential Memphis culture, a diner that beckons guests with a retro sign over the door and similarly old-fashioned decor inside has found a way to endure.
The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art is kicking off new hours in October that include a full free day every Wednesday.
The museum will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesdays, providing 10 hours of free access to everything the museum offers. Some of the museum's ticketed evening programming, including Brooks Films, will also move to Wednesdays starting in October.
Trader Joe's has confirmed plans for its first Memphis-area store. The specialty grocer ended months of speculation and announced Wednesday, Sept. 23, that it would open a 12,500-square-foot store in Germantown.
It all started on whim. Cassius Cash was on his way to band practice at the University of Arkansas when he decided to practice his interview skills instead.
"Someone informed me the (U.S.) Forest Service was doing recruitment, but I had no intention of going in there and landing the internship," says Cash of that interview for a wildlife biologist internship. "I thought the interview was about as far as I was going to go to chase my dreams."
John Hickman has been consumed lately by the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art's upcoming centennial celebration. Parties need to be planned. Showings and displays must be coordinated. Marketing must be launched. And the facility must look great.
Summertime brings us wedges of juicy watermelon and drippy ice cream cones. It yields pies piled with blackberries and peaches so fresh they can fill a room with their aroma.
It offers jewel-toned tomatoes for slicing and piling onto BLTs.
Pleased to meet you, hope you guessed our name. Well, hell, Mick, if it's puzzling you, it's Nashville. Music City USA.
We're the national media's flavor of the day – the "It city," which has gone from being a secondary concert market – remember The Beatles played Memphis, not Nashville – to one of the country's prime touring destinations.
She's new here, both as a resident of the city and as the executive director of the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art.
So Emily Ballew Neff, while confident, ambitious and excited – everything the Brooks board of trustees would want her to be – is also careful not to overstep.
At $55 million, the proposed redevelopment plan for Central Station that debuted last week isn't quite the "vertical village" that Crosstown Concourse is. The price tag, all except $3 million of which is private financing, is about a quarter of the $200 million cost of Crosstown.
A FedEx commercial that never made it past the storyboard stage portrayed company founder, chairman and CEO Fred Smith as a child filling out an order form in the back of a comic book for a batch of Sea-Monkeys, sending it off and waiting for the delivery.
The Memphis-area retail sector, fueled by several new retailers entering the market and a massive amount of grocery-based activity, experienced a strong 2014.
Grocery store activity came into full bloom this year, with market leader Kroger investing heavily in its stores and higher-end, organic-focused chains targeting the market for growth.
The new year will bring some big changes to an iconic Downtown eatery.
The Arcade Restaurant, at the corner of G.E. Patterson Ave. and South Main, is open until 3 p.m. now, but plans to open at night starting early next year. Owner Harry Zepatos Jr. told Memphis Magazine the plans also include serving cocktails. He added that the level of business on the weekends at establishments around the Arcade including Max's Sports Bar and Earnestine & Hazel's has not gone unnoticed, and the Arcade plans to tap into that demand.
Back in 2010, as the video rental giant Blockbuster was circling the drain in the wake of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, the irony was inescapable to Matt Martin.
Martin, co-owner of Black Lodge Video in Memphis, told a reporter for the Christian Science Monitor how Blockbuster employees "literally laughed in our faces" when the independent video rental shop first opened its doors.
Films and videos by Montgomery Bell Academy students and one faculty member will be featured Oct. 23 on the Nashville Education, Community and Arts TV channel's Artober celebration.
It was the summer of 1915, and a young Nashville educator had the audacity to suggest that a basement schoolroom on the grounds of the George Peabody College for Teachers might serve as a model for preparatory schools.
Central Station is 100 years old, an age that most train stations never reach. And if they do, they get there with some really harrowing years in mid-life.
The landmark at South Main Street and G.E. Patterson Drive marked its centennial this month with hundreds of people taking a look around the now recovered and renovated station as well as Amtrak trains and Canadian National railroad locomotives on the tracks that run by the station.
Nashville may be a city on the rise, attracting new residents by the droves. But it's also a laboratory for students at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville's College of Architecture and Design, where they are designing the communities of the future in partnership with the Nashville Civic Design Center.
Labor Day, the traditional end to summer. Public swimming pools are closing and college football is getting underway.
It's also time for one last getaway before fall settles in, especially if you have school-age children.
History buffs may be especially interested in one of the newest exhibits on display at the Dixon Gallery and Gardens, which commemorates the centennial of a triumph of engineering that represents a milestone in both U.S. and world history.
Two parcels in the Centennial Crossing shopping center in Southeast Shelby County have sold for $3.4 million following foreclosure.
An entity called 7915 Winchester Road Holdings LLC, which is an affiliate of CWCapital Asset Management LLC, bought 7915 Winchester Road and an outparcel of the center in a July 25 substitute trustee's deed from R. Spencer Clift III of Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz PC.
It's fitting that the word "odyssey" is included in the name of Sarah Petschonek's program she launched in March 2013 as a volunteering platform for job seekers.
That's because her Volunteer Odyssey effort promises participants a robust volunteering experience, one that's already seen 25 people complete the program and which is preparing to expand even more beyond its initial concept.
The owners of two parcels in the Centennial Crossing shopping center in Southeast Shelby County have defaulted on a loan and are facing foreclosure.
MLC Investors LLC (56.08 percent interest), EJP Investors LLC (38.71 percent) and EK Investors LLC (5.21 percent interest) defaulted on their $5.8 million loan through IXIS Real Estate Capital Inc. dated Nov. 17, 2006, according to a first-run foreclosure notice in the Tuesday, July 1, edition of The Daily News.
6870 Winchester RoadMemphis, TN 38115Sale Amount: $1.1 million
Sale Date: June 2, 2014Buyer: Aren Investments LLCSeller: Kirsch Associates LPLoan Amount: $850,000Loan Date: June 2, 2014Maturity Date: Nov. 15, 2015Lender: BancorpSouth BankDetails: Local real estate investment firm Aren Investments LLC has paid $1.1 million for the Haverty's furniture store at 6870 Winchester Road in Hickory Hill.
Plano, Texas-based home décor retailer Garden Ridge has paid $4.6 million for the former Target store at 7697 Winchester Road in Southeast Memphis.
After experiencing a strong fourth quarter in 2013, confidence in the Memphis office market remains high so far this year.
First quarter leases signed outnumbered tenant move outs and the Memphis market ended the quarter with 54,989 square feet of absorption, according to CB Richard Ellis Memphis.
The Japanese Consul General from Nashville is at Graceland Friday, April 25, along with a delegation from Japan to present three Somei Yoshino cherry trees for planting on the grounds of Elvis Presley's former Whitehaven home.
6100 Macon RoadMemphis, TN 38134Sale Amount: $1.2 million
Sale Date: March 26, 2014Buyer: PNL Cumberland LLCSeller: Flagstar Bank FSBLoan Amount: $862,500Loan Date: April 1, 2014Maturity Date: N/ALender: Pinnacle BankDetails: An affiliate of Dallas-based The PNL Cos. has paid $1.2 million for the 30,000-square-foot shopping center at 6100 Macon Road in Northeast Memphis.
Michael Lightman Realty Co. has filed a $2.1 million building permit with the city-county Office of Construction Code Enforcement for a Marshalls retail store in Centennial Commons.
Amanda C. Nelson has joined the Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence as director of consulting, a newly created position. Nelson will oversee, coordinate and promote the alliance's management consulting services, and manage its three-year capacity-building program, the Program for Nonprofit Excellence.
1022 S. Shady Grove RoadMemphis, TN 38119Sale Amount: $24.8 million
Sale Date: Nov. 15, 2013Buyer: 1022 South Shady Grove LLCSeller: 1022 Shady Grove LLCLoan Amount: $22.6 millionLoan Date: Nov. 15, 2013Maturity Date: N/ALender: Great American Life Insurance Co.Details: An affiliate of Chicago-based hotel asset manager Lodging Capital Partners LLC has paid $24.8 million for the Embassy Suites Memphis hotel at 1022 S. Shady Grove Road in East Memphis.
Minesh Patel of Memphis has paid $2.3 million for the 63-room Fairfield Inn & Suites at 6010 Macon Cove in Northeast Memphis.
The brick church at 299 Chelsea Ave. in North Memphis shows up in records at the Shelby County Assessor's office as "vacant land."
The Traffic Club of Memphis hosted its monthly luncheon on Tuesday at The Racquet Club of Memphis, welcoming Andre B. Dean, the Greater Memphis Chamber's vice president of public policy and community affairs, as the guest speaker. The club also held its annual board member elections, with incoming President Carey Treadwell of Dynamex Inc. taking the helm for the next year.
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center is set to revamp its campus, and the school will host a public information session on the development of a new master plan Tuesday, Nov. 5, from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Student-Alumni Center Dining Hall, 800 Madison Ave.
The University of Memphis is in the early stages of updating its campus master plan, and it will seek input from its neighbors as it moves into its next century of higher education.
The U of M has hired the Smith Group JJR of Ann Arbor, Mich., to lead the effort with Memphis-based LRK Inc. serving as the local partner.
Hilton Worldwide has created a $100,000 Endowment for the Kemmons Wilson School of Hospitality and Resort Management at The University of Memphis.
Stanton Thomas remembers his first encounter with Carroll Cloar's art. It was eight years ago as Thomas, the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art's curator, was about to interview for the job he now has.
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"I...I...I'm Charlie Basset!" I stutter.
Smooth. Smooth entrance Charlie. As usual.
I press the ice pack to my head gratefully.
"Thanks...I guess I'm inside the bunker? It looks a lot bigger on the inside, kind of like in Doctor Who, do you remember that show? My grand-parents told me about it..."
Oh God Charlie, don't gabble, not now! Maybe you can pass it off as concussion? Someone shut me up quickly please...I wish the Earth did swallow people up...
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- For the Austrian painter see Thomas Reinhold (artist)
Henry Reinhold (1690–1751) was a singer, reputed to be the son of the archbishop of Dresden.
He was born in Dresden and showed an early aptitude for music, which his family apparently discouraged. But he secretly left Dresden to follow Handel, a friend of his reputed father, to London. There, through Handel's good offices, he came under the protection of Frederick, Prince of Wales, who ultimately stood sponsor to his eldest son.
In 1731 Reinhold, described as Reynholds, was singing at the Haymarket Theatre. He sang in the first performance of Handel's Arminio at Covent Garden on 12 Jan. 1737, and created principal parts in many of Handel's operas and oratorios.
Reinhold was one of the founders, in 1738, of the Royal Society of Musicians. When vocal music was added to the other attractions of Vauxhall Gardens in 1745, Reinhold was one of the first singers engaged. He died in Chapel Street, Soho, on 14 May 1751, and on 20 May Garrick lent his theatre for a benefit performance for his widow and children.
His son, Frederick Charles Reinhold, was a famed singer.
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According to his burial registration, Reinhold's name was 'Henry', but he was referred to as 'Theodore' by the Royal Society of Musicians, and as 'Thomas' by the Dictionary of National Biography (1885–1900).
- Reinhold, Henry by Olive Baldwin and Thelma Wilson, in 'The New Grove Dictionary of Opera', ed. Stanley Sadie (London, 1992) ISBN 0-333-73432-7


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The popular Indian author Shobha De's daughter Arundhati De tied the knot with Sahil Sheth yesterday. It was a charming event with many Bollywood faces attending the ceremony. And one of those faces was worth covering in this piece and that is Kangana Ranaut.
Kangana Ranaut walked in wearing a beautiful green and mauve checked saree. The lady paired this gorgeous saree with a 3-quarter sleeve golden scoop neck blouse. Kangana wore her trademark Marilyn Monroe curls. It was enchanting to see her.
There were many who joined the queue and one among them was the popular talk show host Simi Garewal. We have compiled all the outfits in the gallery below and let us know which one dressed the best:
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Loretta Maine is essentially, myself at 21 mixed in with a dash of Courtney Love, Alanis Morissette and a few people I have met along the way (people for whom a klaxon sounded *AVOID AVOID*, but who I hung about with for a bit of chaos-intrigue). Loretta is a singer-songwriter from Portland, Oregon who is generally angry with the unfairness of the world and deals with her pain by getting drunk and singing/shouting about it.
Her album title, I'm Not Drunk, I Just Need to Talk to You, is a sentence that I think we have all uttered at least once in our lives. Loretta is all of us at our worst – desperate to be loved, but impossible to love. Wine was never meant to be served in pints, and Loretta drinks it by the gallon.
This song, I'm Fine, started off being based on the classic break-up-with-guy-find-out-he-is-already-seeing-someone-else-feel-rubbish-about-it situation. The strange delusion we all suffer from post-relationship, that we should for some reason continue to be bestest friends, despite the fact your friendship was based mainly on having sex with each other.
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Writing for a character gives you great permission to write about things you've thought and explore them through the thin veil that says: "These aren't my thoughts - honest! I'd never think this! I am totally sane, but look at this crazy cat! Aren't you glad you aren't like her?" That's the premise for a lot of what Loretta Maine says. I sometimes see Loretta as the explosion that happens when a young woman is told to keep her feelings to herself and always put her best face on (I was brought up in the 1930s). All the repressed feelings that I have ever felt towards anyone come out in this gruesome, volatile but, for some reason, endearing monster. And then I feel much calmer. It's like drama-therapy, only it's cathartic for all of us. That's what the fringe is - an intervention programme for people in the arts.
We all fantasise about horrible things happening to people who have done us wrong. I didn't murder him, nor did I hide in his cupboard, nor did I preserve him in brine to keep him by my side for ever more. But I thought about all those things. And it's a lot less sinister when set to music.
• Loretta Maine: Strong Independent Woman (Unless I Am Very Tired), is at Assembly George Square Gardens, Edinburgh from 13-24 August
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-2357?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Wojtek Janiszewski updated TUSCANY-2357: ---------------------------------------- Attachment: general-fixes-jira-2357-1-july.patch I've partially solved problem with hanging tests on @AfterClass (binding-corba-runtime). ORB cannot be stopped while some resources are not released - ie. there is exception and request sequence is interrupted. Patch contains fix for this one. Hanging of ORB is also beeing caused by test_enchancedReferences in CorbaTypesTestCase class - there is some problem with implementation of CORBA references types. I've marked it with @Ignore and hope will solve it soon. I've also noticed that stop() and destroy() methods from ORB does not kill listener. It probably means that service is not beeing killed on stop() method from TransientNameServer class and socket port won't be released until JVM termination. I've added test_ensureORBStopped in host-corba-jdk and made it @Ignore - it needs to be fixed. Patch should be executed in sca/modules directory. Thanks, Wojtek > CORBA service/reference binding > ------------------------------- > > Key: TUSCANY-2357 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-2357 > Project: Tuscany > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: Java SCA Misc Binding Extensions > Reporter: Wojtek Janiszewski > Assignee: Raymond Feng > Attachments: add-license-headers.patch.tar.gz, bindings-host.corba.bug-jira-2357.tar.gz, corba-itest_fixes-jira-2357-june-30.tar.gz, corba-operation-invoker.patch.tar.gz, enums-and-validations-jira-2357-19-june-2008.patch, exceptions-references.patch.tar.gz, general-fixes-jira-2357-1-july.patch, module-reorg.tar.gz, service-api-tests-jira-2357-23-june-2008-patch, typescache-tests-jira-2357-24-june-2008.patch > > > Implementation of generic mechanism for remote operation invocation: passing CORBA structures, sequences, primitives as arguments, retrieving return values (also structs, seq, prims.). There is no exception handling yet. > It's not connected to CORBA binding extension yet - it won't be hard, and I think it's now more important to complete this generic mechanism. > Some tests are provided - you need to have tnameserv in your PATH to run tests correctly! -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Maxolon paediatric liquid (discontinued in the UK - April 2009)
Maxolon paediatric liquid contains the active ingredient metoclopramide hydrochloride, which is a type of medicine called a dopamine antagonist. (NB. Metoclopramide is also available without a brand name, ie as the generic medicine.) Metoclopramide is an antisickness medicine, though it also has other uses due to its action on the gut.
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Maxolon paediatric liquid is designed for use in children. Use of metoclopramide in children and young adults under 20 years of age is restricted to the following conditions:
- severe persistent vomiting where the cause is known
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- as part of a pre-med before an operation to prevent nausea and vomiting.
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Maxolon paediatric liquid contains the active ingredient metoclopramide hydrochloride, which is a type of medicine called a dopamine antagonist. (NB. Metoclopramide is also available without a brand name, ie as the generic medicine.) Metoclopramide is an antisickness medicine, though it also has other uses due to its action on the gut.
Metoclopramide works primarily by blocking dopamine receptors found in an area of the brain known as the chemoreceptor trigger zone (CTZ). The CTZ is activated by nerve messages from the stomach when an irritant is present. It is also activated directly by agents circulating in the blood, for example anti-cancer medicines. Once activated, it sends messages to another area of the brain, the vomiting centre, which in turn sends messages to the gut, causing the vomiting reflex.
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Metoclopramide also acts in the upper end of the digestive system, where it enhances the action of a natural chemical called acetylcholine. Increasing the action of acetylcholine results in the tightening of the muscles at the entry to the stomach, relaxation of the muscles at the exit of the stomach and increased contraction of the muscles in the stomach itself. These actions speed the passage of food through the stomach into the intestine, which physically helps to prevent vomiting.
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Metoclopramide is also given before certain investigative procedures in hospital for its action on the gut, for example it helps to speed the passage of a barium meal through the gut.
- This medicine may reduce your ability to drive or operate machinery safely. Do not drive or operate machinery until you know how this medicine affects you and you are sure it won't affect your performance.
- This medicine may increase the rate of absorption of alcohol and increase its blood level and effect.
- If vomiting persists despite taking this medicine you should consult your doctor.
- After opening, Maxolon paediatric liquid should be used within 14 days. Any liquid remaining after this time should be carefully disposed of, preferably by returning to your pharmacy.
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- Children or young adults under 20 years of age.
- Elderly people.
- Severely decreased kidney function.
- Severely decreased liver function.
- Epilepsy.
- People taking antipsychotic medicines or certain other medicines that act in the brain (see end of factsheet for more details).
- Hereditary blood disorders called porphyrias.
- History of atopic allergies such as eczema, hayfever or asthma.
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- People with bleeding in the stomach or intestines (gastrointestinal haemorrhage).
- People with an abnormal hole in the stomach or intestines (gastrointestinal perforation).
- People with a blockage of the stomach or intestines (gastrointestinal obstruction).
- First three to four days following certain types of gut surgery (eg pyloroplasty or gut anastomosis).
- Tumour of the adrenal gland (phaeochromocytoma).
- Breastfeeding.
This medicine should not be used if you are allergic to one or any of its ingredients. Please inform your doctor or pharmacist if you have previously experienced such an allergy.
If you feel you have experienced an allergic reaction, stop using this medicine and inform your doctor or pharmacist immediately.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Certain medicines should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding. However, other medicines may be safely used in pregnancy or breastfeeding providing the benefits to the mother outweigh the risks to the unborn baby. Always inform your doctor if you are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, before using any medicine.
- This medicine is not known to be harmful when used by pregnant women, but as with all medicines it should be used with caution during pregnancy, and only when considered essential, particularly during the first trimester. Seek medical advice from your doctor.
- This medicine passes into breast milk. Women who are breastfeeding should not use this medicine. Seek medical advice from your doctor.
Side effects
Medicines and their possible side effects can affect individual people in different ways. The following are some of the side effects that are known to be associated with this medicine. Because a side effect is stated here, it does not mean that all people using this medicine will experience that or any side effect.
- Abnormal movements of the hands, legs, face, neck and tongue, eg tremor, twitching, rigidity (extrapyramidal effects).
- High blood prolactin (milk producing hormone) level (hyperprolactinaemia). Sometimes this can lead to symptoms such as breast enlargement, production of milk and stopping of menstrual periods.
- Drowsiness.
- Restlessness.
- Confusion.
- Anxiety.
- Diarrhoea.
- Skin reactions such as rash and itch.
- Depression.
- Rhythmical involuntary movement of the tongue, face, mouth and jaw, which may sometimes be accompanied by involuntary movements of the arms and legs (tardive dyskinesia).
- High temperature combined with falling levels of consciousness, paleness, sweating and a fast heart beat (neuroleptic malignant syndrome). Requires stopping the medicine and immediate medical treatment.
The side effects listed above may not include all of the side effects reported by the drug's manufacturer.
For more information about any other possible risks associated with this medicine, please read the information provided with the medicine or consult your doctor or pharmacist.
How can this medicine affect other medicines?
It is important to tell your doctor or pharmacist what medicines you are already taking, including those bought without a prescription and herbal medicines, before you start treatment with this medicine. Similarly, check with your doctor or pharmacist before taking any new medicines while taking this one, to ensure that the combination is safe.
Due to its action on the gut, metoclopramide may affect the absorption of various other medicines that are taken by mouth. A positive application of this is in relieving migraine in adults, where metoclopramide speeds the absorption into the bloodstream of painkillers such as paracetamol and aspirin.
The following medicines may oppose the effect of metoclopramide on the gut:
- antimuscarinic medicines, eg atropine, hyoscine, procyclidine
- opioid painkillers, eg morphine, codeine.
Metoclopramide may decrease the blood level of atovaquone.
Metoclopramide may increase the blood level of ciclosporin.
Metoclopramide may increase the drowsiness and sedation that are side effects of opioid painkillers such as morphine.
There may be an increased risk of side effects known as extrapyramidal effects if metoclopramide is taken with tetrabenazine or with antipsychotic medicines, eg chlorpromazine. Extrapyramidal side effects involve abnormal movements of the hands, legs, face and tongue, for example tremor or twitching.
Metoclopramide may oppose the effect of medicines for Parkinson's disease that work by stimulating dopamine receptors in the brain, for example ropinirole, pergolide, bromocriptine.
There may be an increased risk of a side effect called the serotonin syndrome if this medicine is taken in combination with the following medicines:
- selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor antidepressants (SSRIs), such as citalopram, escitalopram, fluoxetine, fluvoxamine, paroxetine or sertraline
- the herbal remedy St John's wort (Hypericum perforatum)
- triptans for migraine, eg sumatriptan
- tryptophan.
Other medicines containing the same active ingredient
|Maxolon high dose
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|Maxolon SR
|Maxolon tablets
Metoclopramide tablets, oral solution and injection are also available without a brand name, ie as the generic medicine.
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