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General Evening Post (Newspaper) - August 8, 1771, London, Middlesex m L O n B iii r i c r r I n Price Twopence Halfpenny From AUGUST to S A T U R D A AUGUST B LA in Paternotterroiv where and of Interrogate are tfekdn in and where thofe who cftufe to be regularly ferved wich Tfiis are de fired to r Articles pf and Letters frern are alfb received by at he RoyalExchange DUniUns Sold by in fleetikeet r at tfae Corner of in tha Strand the botiora Charingcrofs j the Corner of Charingcrofs Bondflyeet AUGUST 9 N JULY HE Chief and fome other have been brought here from for robbing feveral monafleries of their rich plate and facred oma A feryant who lived with French mer chant is alfo taken up for robbing his mafter to the amount of July The Duke de Duras and the Ppn dicherry EaftIndiaraen are arrived from China at Port after having been out i 8 It Is to be that this voyagewas undertaken bx private at the head of whorn wns formerly i Director of the EaftIndia Com pany j and as thefe are the firft fhips that have been fent fince the fufpenfion of the it is fup pofed their voyage will prove very lucrative to the parties The SieurRarwioude ReceiverGeneral of the and one of the richeft private men iix died a few days s H I P N i w s Wind Came down with all the the for Liverpool and for Ar rived and failed for the the from Remain the Gruizer and India ARRIVALS at the following Dover from Covres from Rotterdam and fjpjj Africa i from Off Aldborough City of from Ham Clark Alder Piggj Walker Gibfonj and Three from Nswfoondland from Providence Sea from Tingmouth from Dartmouth London and from the Triefte Dantzick from London and Briftol from and Two from Oa Wednefday evening there was a meeting of the Livery of London at the Globe in Fleet ftreei after going through feveral a Corjmuttee of ti gentkmem was appointed to en quire into the and franchifes of the City of and particularly the power and authority of the and whether they have not an unqueftionable right to aft at all times in concert with their the Aldermen and Com on the fcore of publick grievances they are to make their report at the next general the fecond Wedmefday in On Wednefday his Grace the Iuke of Dorfet arrived in town from making the tour of Ytfterdayhis Ejftellency William Efq his Majeftys Miiiifter at the Court of arrived at the hotel in from that having obtained his Majeftys leave to come here on his own private A certain beautiful Countefs 0r perhaps Entitled to a much higher denomination it is aiTcrted in private amongft the has lately got a pennon of per annum on the Irifti His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland has accepted an invitation fram their Graces the Dake and Ducbefs of to fpend a few days with them at their feat at in Northumberland whither his Highnefs will fet out in a few So public are the amours of the that he has been feen in a ceach waiting for the lady at the backdoor of Haf langs occafioned Lord Bto if his was about to turn Roman in 01 tier to obtain abfolutioij for his The following matter of faft at prefcnt engrofles the converfation of the beau a married had addrefs enough till lately her doafiog about three moaths that his Lady and were feen at a convenient vifiting near Jomessfquare He fol lowed but they had taken the and de camped in hafte he walked up when thtf firftthing he faw aigrette of which he knew to be his wifes he put it in his and Mining bis afked the lady of the if a relation of was not in the houfe being anfwered in the he went fkmingly nor at his return home did he hew the lealr difcompofure the thought herielf iecure in the meantLne the aigrttte was as rod by in a hackney Sppu after this he removed hishdyaud family to one of his on the borders of where leaving on he came to fold oft aii his lodged at asd then made a viilt to whom he found in his hed fired tofpeak with himin on which die er vants were then fattened the I uii derftandyou offered a reward for this of T I am come to thank and s oil accbrSinglyfis gave the unfprtunat gallant a hearty drubbing with an oak ftick be brought with hhnfor that purtxfe he then left hhnfprawfingon walked down got into his and immediately fet orT for where he now while his wife is clofe prifoiier at the feat before They write from that a loan For a confickr ableAim of money is at prefent negociatihg chert on very advantageous terms for the of the French The fupplemrrit to the Leiden Gazette has the following article July The event which we rrjentione in our of the relative to ths infult given to in the perfons of fome of is nit quite fo ferious as we hid announced but it WHS of a nature to render anauthentic fatisfafrion abfolutely What that Ambaffador and was to him is fixed irrevocably for the that the privileges of Fmeign Ml niilers at the Cojit of England with regard to the law of the lime as thofe they enjoy in all the Courts of They write from of the aSth that the ake dAiguillon has granted to de U Chalo the payment of the arrears of their claimed by them as AttorniesGeneral of the Parlia ment of alluring them the lame 1 for the future by way of When Count the French who is fo celebrated at Newmarket and other ately had an audience with the French his amongft other afked him why ftaid fo long in England I was learning to replied the It would be agood employment the King if the was not a They write from that a gold and filver and feveral other were pre laring to be eftablifhed there by a fubfcription of ome of the moft capital merchants in the An advice boat is arrived at Falmouth with dif patches from Admiral Rodney at There are now upwards of 300 Englifh carpenters at work in the Emprefss fervice in the dockyard at befides thofe employed in the other ports of the Ruffian The John from lift From for Leghorn ancl is taken by the Algerines and carried into A hip called the Dundee from Nexvfoundland to is loft in the North into which me was driven by violent gales of and every perfon on board one alone who faved hirnfelf upon a plank for feveral till he was thrown on fhore on the coaft of The Englifh for NorthCaro is bulged and funk off the Scilly On Friday fennight a bound to Dungar was loft on the North and all the crew The from is arrived in the river with four On Wednefday the from Coaft and and the Refolutipn late arrived fafe at ExtraSl of a Letter from Avgujf This morning came on to be tried by a fpttial before Juftice the long depending caufe between William and Thomas of in Thernatter in conteft who was heir at law to the late of Arbyns upon which an eitate worth and up wards After a trial of near iz the Jury found a verdift for the In order that the Egyptianhall may not be in commoded by the prefence of too much company Tuefday the LordMayors tickets for ladies are feat to married men fuch of the Commcyn Cuuacil as are eithers bachelors or widowers having received ingle tickets Sunday laft a fennon was by a patriotic at a church in this who concluded his difcourfe with the following words This I may in that well and wifely governed nations j fuch have not venal and Minifters 5 defigning and igno rant but on tkc fuch as have honell iid impartial vigilant and difmter will never be overrun with thieves and rogues and locufts and In a let the wicked be taken from before the that his throne may be eftab lied in righteoulhefs tben flmll joy and ex ultation reviiit our long deferted and ter ror and difmay fhake the maonons of our The Grand Jury and principal gentlemen of Nor thumberland have engaged theinfelves not to kill or caufe to be or have in their polTeflion after the firft day of June any heath com moiily called between the firll day of aijdtlie firft day of September in any year or cpmmonly called red between the day of December and the tenth in any or any partridge between tire uay of February and tfae tenth day ofSeptember any year nor will they kill game in any other county contrary to thefe A who reads prayers at n chapel not fVii from obtained orders by the following jVhimikai ftiatagfem He applied to the late feimop of be and knowing jhs Lowchurch called himself a Trre who took him for a very readily ordained himf and was milchchagrined when he was informed that the man ufed to get his livelihoodby playing on the ikrdle on a in the before the milkmaids The Bifhop lent for the and threatened him forthe deceit as tire Bifhop called by which had obtained The now Revelend that be had not irnpofed upon his Lordihip j for he had only called himfaif 3 and if the Bifliop would enquire he find that had for many years been a Acommiilon has pa fed the Great Seal for ap linting Paulus Emilias Efq Lieuteuant Gmernor of the ifland of Yefterdny the Worfhipful Company of Drapers lield annnil elefrjon at flieir hall in when in chofen Mafteri The Worfhipful Company of Haberdashers have caufed a to be fet up at the head cf the puWic path in Hoxtoniidd next their giving that the ufed time out of will be the a i ft and in cafe of molefting the the will be profscutedwith the urmofrfeverity of the It feems the including the is lt on leafe to two in exclufbn of the citizens and others right of pafTing and repafilng a chuicli and a burial enjoyed time out of hear that obftinate wrongheaded people ot Shoreditch and other who cannot be brought te think that the fartheft way about is the naareft uay aredetermined to re move the firft brick laid for their and will the feverity of the iaw with the opulent Ttvo of the richeft Commoners in Great Britain have lately obtained writs of relative to thofe facred rights old common All the regiments of and are now arrived at their quarters for this yA fuch of them as havenot their full com plement of are ordered to be completed forth The failorwho received a afew days ago from two women in a private boufe near Suntavern is in a fair way of in the London Tuefday a defperate battle was fought at Mary between a cabinetmaker and fawyev in which the latter had a legbroke sjac three of his ribs he has a wife and five Early yefterday morning one a was found drowne j in a pond on the On Wednefday a porter with a hamper of wine on his which he was carrying to a gentleman at in going through the was feized by a from which endeavouring to he broke Uis and died in a few The following melancholy accident happened laft week at an handkerchief printers in Coverleys Whitechapel an errand boy having been fighting a day or two before with fome other boy in and the battle net having been fought another day was fixed on to which the errandboy wifhing ta decline hid himfelf in a fack iu a bin where bran was ufually where felling feveral facks of bran were emptied upon hivn as he lay and on Friday he found The Jury fat and brought in their verdift Accidental Yefterday a m3in who ufed to buy old and broken bottles about was carried before theLord charged with ftealing out of a gentlemans in plate to the value of was fent to the Poultrycbmpter for further YefterdayAnn Stiles and Mary Jones were c m mitted to by the fitting AIdar manat charged on the oaths of Chriftopher Preitoa and Edward with felonioufly fteal ing oat of the hop of in four remnants of ofthevahie of tis Thomas Efqj to be CaptainLieutenant in the 4th regiment of At Jamess William Efq in to Mifs eldeft daughter of the late William Lfq of in At the Cardinal of and one of the Priefts in Ordinary of his Chapel to of awidow lady with a fortune of ten thousand At Margarets of the icth to Mifs daughter of in At Hampftead Henry Efq to Jane both of that At to Mifs Oria Michellj only daughter of Peter Efqj Secretary to the William Suddejlj in to Mifs Frances of WHliam Worf of tqMij6 Siifanaah of in At HuiIey PJace in the Edmunji Jftsftorof Wefbnili ia Hert and Stoiie in and the At the Guildhall mother who cerps the ajjove At Willingtorr near Francb Efq nephew To of near Hough ton ej Samuel in At hi feat at in the county of Sir Thomas At Efq formerly a At her bouft at relict of Thomas THE MANOR of in which was acfvertifeij in rlus Paper the by N Wednefday the i4th of ac three oclock in the will be expofcd at the CurtomHoufe in SOUTH TEA r GAFEN TEA AC U R A T E is Wanted or ajainft tor a Tangle chunhj in a plcafant aid fine fponin part of Suffolk the falzry a A title for orders will be if Inquire of the IF HELEN Widow cf Joiin late of in county of Bobkffcller and and will Thorrjas Wafonj in for William AV in in the Isrhe crnnty of may hear of fometfiinf toher Or if flie is any perfofi that cao give an atrtherttit account when and whjre fhall receive a gratification for the by applying as who kept the COFPEE in dead THIS is to give That the Houfe an4 China every thing btl neine Jto the lately carried on by are to be foln and a purchaser may haVe opportunity of entering arid hive the advantage of the next Yoik If the houfe be nt fold before the a future time be and notice in this and other Apply to the Ccrdley and in York who be the favour of thofe who had any de mands upon MrSimpfon at the ti re of his V fend an account thereof to or one of MEETING of the CLERGY with the two Proieffiont of LAW and V AT the General Meeting of the on Wednefay the lyth inrh a Second Cinsral Mtetmj of tht and of the Gentlemen of feveral feffions of Law and who are obliged the 39 Arricles o the Church of Was nsed bs held at the FSATKCRS trw Sri rn he 2th of September trom the hotrtr of elevfrt to in relation to the intended application to for relitt in the matter of PropofrJs tor an Application to Pailiamcnt for relief in the mitrer of humbly offfed to confiderarion of Sec are price hjr in Host lireet E and tn the Poetry f in Iauls Churchyard and in CAMAL NAVIGATION from to VH NOTICE is hereby in of an order of the Committee cf Proprietors of the laid mace this all and every rtie fnf are requeled to pay inro the of Hull cf in of and in pri or before AknsJay the day cf Augufl the6jm of for of their refpecuve ttie fourth call of per under the If default is made in a fojfeitms of per will be by virtus of the fsid CANAL NAVIGATION LEEDS to LJVliillOOL NOTICE is hereby in piuftfance an rdtr of tis Co of the fau mare thi all and nrs required Johi o ir county of cr in or before Tutf jgth day tlic furri of for vry of their rslfKclive fubfcripiioni the fifth call uncisrr the Jf insde in a of per he ujcurred hy virtue of t faid To be S O L ESTATE at ii ironi in the to ot dweihug vwjrb convenient ouc and of fifty nces ot uriri of wood and upon the f or rvi a plan of the etKut may be feen r ef or of ntjar To b SOLD by AUCTIO In on Wcdnefosy the nft at in at the Doliihin nrileft privxte t TFiAT and MESSUAGE or MANS called or BULL with the and gardenad in a part fcf the Jbe premifes exren i 200 fset m aont to the arjd a the river and New Tticre is an which will 80 Tlie vvhole is AcU calculated 4er of any requJriji room or ata might he niad5 in fivgaot tiieptirchafc Ihoviji he inclined ro aii the material are fo they would be A plan of the may be and by applying to oedwell in tsondpn Attorney LkVITj of to ;
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 2, 1994, New Braunfels, Texas 6 AB Hera&ZeftungB Wednesday, Feb. 2,1994 Herald-ZeitungComics For Better or For Worse_ injure,c/vmiE! as if U Peanuts thats wcifoi MTHcwy just borrowed my ENGLISH NOTfeS AN' HE <3ET& MARRS TBAH r- x—y I DOI! -TSK 5 HE UKES )txj,uz:f ALEXANDER 6RAMAM BELL ..INVENTED? YES, MA'AM ..THE TELEPHONE... 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Luna - Angels
"Luna!" I spin to my voice pausing on my way out of the gate. "We've been looking for you all day" Reza pants coming up to stand in front of me with..... Roxanna, commonly known as Rox.
"Hey, guys" I say. "Sorry... I've had a rough-"
I pause seeing the Sparkling red wings on her back. "Oh" I say having after gawk at her wings for a while.
"Didn't you say you had an Angel book? One that your Dad left you" Reza says.
"Yeah, Vesna's Mum has the Key to it..... We're actually ahead of you. I had a..... situation in Gym" I say remebering the fading pure white sparkling wings.
"Look at this" Reza says handing over a sheet. I take it and look down at it.
"Quite accurate. Not totally but" I shrug. "Oh and stop judging me Reza"
"What?" She says confused.
"I have telepathy" I say handing back the sheet. I avoid letting my fingers touch hers. Something I learnt at lunch. If I touch a person its much easier to read their mind. Its the same with there eyes if I mentally push while staring into the person's eyes I can easily access someone's mind.
Thats how I discovered what Eric's getting me for out aniversary. I love it!
"That's cool" Rox says.
"When will you get the book?" Reza asks. I shrug, slight sadness filling me.
"I don't know but while me and Vesna are working to get it. You could check out the archives, supposedly there are some sightings in there not that detailed" I say shrugging.
"How do you kno-"
"I read the Libarians mind as well as several teachers as soon as me and Vesna worked out what had happened in gym. We spent most of the day scouting the school" I say shrugging.
"Must of been going different ways" Rox says.
"So we split up and gather together tommorow at lunch? Me and Vesna see each other tonight cause we're doing a double date" I say smiling.
"Okay" Reza says nodding.
We say good bye then I'm off down the street. Time to get out that book.


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Health & Fitness Tips
21 January 2015
Somehow, I am more motivated and determined to keep fit, get those abs and take care of my health this year. I think something must have given me a kick up the backside and it's definitely working. Can feel a difference in myself and am becoming a lot more confident. Not 100% there but I eventually will. I thought I'd share some my eating and fitness tips I've been following since the New Year as well as clean eating and going to the gym.
- Drink warm lemon water first thing in the morning for a lovely, safe morning detox.
- Drink green tea or oolong tea to help the metabolism and aid in fat burning.
- Add fruit to water if water is too bland for you.
- Freeze grapes. They are lush and amazing and stops my sweet craving. Try it and you won't go back.
- Freeze any other fruit you like. My sister loves frozen raspberries.
- Blend any fruit with greek yoghurt then freeze. Bye bye to my ice cream craving and it adds more protein to the diet. Add a tad of honey if desired.
- Don't have time for breakfast? Make a smoothie and add oats and whey protein powder (if you have any) then blend!
- DIY popcorn. Add the kernels into a brown bag then microwave it. Add a topping of your choice immediately and shake. Toppings could be: whey protein powder, paprika, cayenne pepper, cocoa powder, black pepper with a dash of salt and many more!
- If you're lucky to live close to work or university (5 minutes max), complete the 7 minute HIIT app on your lunch break at home one or more rounds. iOS here and Android here.
- Whilst brushing your teeth, do a 30 - 60 second wall squat. It's a killer.
- Stood waiting in a queue or making a tea round? Do some calf raises.
- On your toilet break, do a set of squats, 10 reps.
- Follow the any of the 30 day challenges for guidance if you're stuck on a fitness routine.
- Do 100 star jumps whilst watching a film or Netflix and or the first thing when you wake up.
I do go to the gym 4 times a week but need to up it to 5-6 times a week. Going to the gym, clean eating and incorporating these tips have lead to a more healthier me. Can definitely feel and see a change. Little changes and adding small additions to your routine will help in the long run. The first step is always the most important step.
What are your health and fitness tips?
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Pink fungus with very wooly cap (about 7cm across). Gills decurrent. Stem thick with white flaky 'frosting'.I did not break the cap to see if 'milk' would appear. Habitat grassy slope near mixed woodland edge.May be young, emerging milkcap?


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On Saturday night Tennis played to a sold out record bar crowd. I must admit that I was shocked to see all the people in the small venue. My expectations for a mellow night with the indie favorite were quickly diminished and I realized that Tennis wasn't the secret I had anticipated them to be. The husband and wife duo from Denver had caught me by surprise earlier this year and were even more impressive Saturday night.
While the music remained mellow the crowd was filled with anticipation and screaming to gain any recognition from Moore. It was refreshing to see this kind of love for a band that doesn't get radio play locally. It just proves that the way people find out about music is evolving and creating an atmosphere that a band like Tennis can thrive in.
Kansas City has an ever-growing and supportive music scene that deserves a bit more recognition than it gets. Hopefully the word of sold out shows will spread to other bands in the same vein, this city certainly has the crowd to support these word of mouth acts. Leaving one to question why the city is so regularly skipped over. I can say this for sure, Tennis won't make that mistake again.
If you are unfamiliar with the band, you may be missing out on the sound track to your summer. With two releases under their belt, Cape Dory and Young & Old, it is hard to ignore Tennis' Surf Rock sensibilities. Like Best Coast, the band tends to focus on the brighter side of the year, creating a live performance that requires a refreshing beverage as an accompaniment. This isn't surprising as the duo created their fist album while sailing the Eastern Atlantic Seaboard. For most bands that information may come with the red flag of trust fund rock. When you see the band live any fears of incessant snobbery have quickly washed away. You can tell that Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley genuinely love what they do and eagerly want to share that feeling live.
Songs like "Petition" have a much fuller and soulful sound live, giving a more modern feel to the throwback homage. The vibrant sound of Moore's voice is something deserving of recognition and a big part of what sets the band apart from others trying to duplicate the sound. There are only a handful of groups that can pull off the vintage vibe, most try and fail, Tennis finds a way to make it all their own. The only minor complaint I do have is that the band doesn't do much to add to their live show. The music is all you get, anything beyond that is a bonus. But don't expect much time between songs, the band rips through a set quickly. Closed eyes and a swaying moment seems to be the best way to enjoy the music.
If you get a chance to catch Tennis on this tour I highly suggest you do. Smaller venues seem to add to the majestic sound that Tennis can produce. I have seen the band twice now I can say with confidence that they deliver every time, no matter the steaks. If you enjoy the band's albums Cape Dory and Young & Old, then you are only cheating yourself by not seeing the duo live.
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Lien http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/health/what-its-likewhen-drinking-masks-residential-school-pain/article33782549/
I went to a residential school and suffered severe trauma, with language loss and abuse. Afterward, I went through counselling and psychotherapy for childhood trauma for about five years. It was pretty severe stuff. But, for me, the counselling was a very good experience; I got a lot out of it.
I took law for about three years at Carleton. English and political science too. I also worked at a national Inuit organization where I answered inquiries from all over the world about Inuit culture. And I stopped drinking for about seven or eight years.
I got involved with politics, trying to get the church and the government to apologize for the Indian Residential School system. That took a toll on me and I went heavily back into drinking. The issues were too heavy on me and I just lost it.
Lien http://www.canadianlawyermag.com/legalfeeds/3653/judge-reduces-saskatchewan-law-firm-s-fees-to-21-000.html
A judge has awarded a Saskatchewan law firm just $21,000 after it asked for $321,000 from the government for work it did representing residential school survivors in the settlement of a class action lawsuit.
In Fontaine v. Canada (Attorney General), Saskatchewan Queen's Bench Justice Neil Gabrielson found the firm billed the government too much for work related to the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement, a country-wide class action settlement which was approved about 10 years ago.
MacDermid Lamarsh brought a request for direction in 2016 after accounts submitted to the federal government went unpaid. The firm, which was one of 90 firms that represented class members, claimed $321,644 for work done relating to the IRSSA dating back to 2005.
The federal government disputed all of MacDermid Lamarsh's claim except $22,476 in fees for work done under s. 13.02 of the IRSSA, which held that the government agreed to pay lawyers who attended the negotiations for time spent up to the settlement at their normal hourly rate.
This was not the first time the fees law firms have charged in relation to the settlement have come into question. As Legal Feeds reported in 2014, a Manitoba judge ruled a number of lawyers had been overcharging residential school survivors for work related to collecting settlements from the government.
Lien http://www.cbc.ca/news/indigenous/report-card-year-of-reconciliation-1.3955737
After the Truth and Reconciliation Commission released its 94 calls to action in 2015, several cities across Canada declared a "Year of Reconciliation."
The 94 calls to action set a path for ways in which all levels of government can work together at repairing the damage caused by the residential schools system.
Vancouver, Edmonton, Saskatoon and Winnipeg are among the cities that have declared their own years focused on beginning reconciliation.
Here's how some of them are doing in their efforts.
Lien http://www.kamloopsthisweek.com/connecting-kamloops-law-students-residential-school-history/
Viola Thomas's visit to talk to law students at Thompson Rivers University had an unintended result — one of those first-year potential lawyers learned more about the history of residential schools.
It was a shining moment for TRU law instructor Charis Kamphuis, who helped organize the visit by the Tk'emlups Indian Band councillor to talk with about 100 students and prepare them for their visit on Friday to the TIB reserve to hear more about the residential-school experience.
Kamphuis said the goal is to connect the students with the work and implement one of the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) — teaching indigenous history in law schools.
A lunch was followed by a speech by provincial court judge Len Marchand, who represented many people in the Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement.
Lien http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kamloops/indigenizing-tru-university-launches-storytelling-series-1.3952224
The executive director of Aboriginal learning at Thompson Rivers University (TRU) has an ambitious goal in mind.
He wants the Kamloops institution to become the university of choice for Aboriginal learners.
Starting in early Feb., Michel is launching an online storytelling series called Towards Indigenizing Higher Ed.
Campuses across Canada have launched similar campaigns to indigenize their curriculum, inspired in part by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and its calls for action.
Lien http://www.castanet.net/news/Kamloops/187135/Touring-res-school-s-past
Law students from Thompson Rivers University will visit a sad chapter in B.C.'s past on Friday as they tour the former Kamloops Indian Residential School.
The class of 100 first-year TRU students will be joined by university president Alan Shaver as they visit the former residential School.
The field trip is in response to the federal Truth & Reconciliation Commission's call to action to teach students about the history and legacy of residential schools in Canada.
Students will tour the Secwepemc Heritage Mueum, school dorm, and school chapel on Tk'emlups te Secwepemc band lands.
Provincial Judge Len Marchand will speak to the group on the TRC report and its recommendations.
Lien http://www.brantfordexpositor.ca/2017/01/26/courts-see-residential-schools-legacy
Justice Gethin Edward says he has a personal definition of the word "reconciliation."
The Brantford judge told about 200 people in a lecture hall at Laurier Brantford's Research and Academic Centre on Wednesday evening that, when he was asked to give a lecture on what reconciliation means to him as a judge, he pulled out a copy of the Concise Oxford Dictionary given to him by his parents for Christmas in 1970.
Edward is the third of four speakers in a series of lectures organized by the Friends and Neighbours Group. The grassroots group is made up of local residents supporting the Woodland Cultural Centre and its Save the Evidence Campaign. The campaign aims to preserve the Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School on Mohawk Street, which was the country's first boarding school for First Nations children, operating from 1828 to 1970.
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A coalition of seven Catholic organizations has launched the Our Lady of Guadalupe Circle in an effort to promote further reconciliation efforts with Canada's Indigenous peoples.
"It shows we are taking seriously the response to the TRC Calls to Action," he added. "We want to want to have a good relationship with Indigenous people like we used to prior to the residential schools."
"It's just now we're on an equal basis," he said. "No more residential school telling you what you should do, but what we can do together."
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission has laid out a roadmap for that work, he said. "We cannot respond to everything they are asking for, but we can do what we can do. I believe it's going to be great."
The groups had crafted a joint submission to the TRC's Calls to Action from the churches involved in running Indian residential schools.
"The idea was to have a national response, because we are not a national church like the Anglican Church," said Deacon Nahanee. "We wanted to have groups that were more or less representative of a national Catholic response."
Lien http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/regina-seeks-champions-for-residential-school-reconcilliation-1.3941348
The City of Regina says it's working to live up to the Truth and Reconciliation process.
On Wednesday, executive committee, which is city council in committee form, discussed appointing a group of "champions" who will energize the process in Regina. Mayor Michael Fougere said these people will be able to explain the history and trauma that many Indigenous people experienced.
There's a plan in the works for a conference in March that will involve some 150 guests from 10 to 12 groups — including First Nations and Métis organizations — which will focus on employment, education, health and well-being, and access to services.
Lien http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2017/01/19/indigenous-artists-starving-for-connection-to-community.html
MONTREAL—The year 2017 is meant to be one of celebration as Canada commemorates its 150th anniversary and Montreal marks 375 years since its founding.
But a pocket of resistance to the festivities has formed in the heart of this city, with a handful of indigenous dancers, filmmakers, singers and visual artists brought together this weekend to reflect on the native experience. At the same time, they are trying to forge a community of aboriginal artists in a city where they have too often felt alone.
But there are also those with a more contemporary flavour. Mi'kmaq filmmaker Jeff Barnaby (Rhymes for Young Ghouls), Cree and Métis dancer Daina Ashbee, and Anishnaabe sisters Émilie and Caroline Monnet are presenting work that touches on the experience of urban and on-reserve aboriginals; the scars of residential schools as well as the repeated attempts by the government to right the wrongs of history: first the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples of the 1990s, more recently the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
"It's kind of a form of damage control," said Kramer of the recently completed commission, which travelled across the country collecting testimony of residential school survivors and published a lengthy report with dozens of recommendations to the federal government.
"Our Canadian government had to do something because at the time there were lots of survivors going to court and it was something I don't think they could have neglected much longer."
Lien http://rabble.ca/blogs/bloggers/campus-notes/2017/01/canadian-campuses-working-toward-reconciliation-have-their-work-http://rabble.ca/blogs/bloggers/campus-notes/2017/01/canadian-campuses-working-toward-reconciliation-have-their-work-
Post-secondary institutions across the country have been looking to implement new policies, programs and events to support the work started by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) in 2008. But there is concern about how effective these changes can be due to the long history of colonization and the oppression of Indigenous peoples.
The truth-telling process of the TRC acknowledged the injustices and deep wounds caused by Canada's Indian Residential School legacy. Four of the 94 calls to action released by the TRC speak directly to education, recommending that schools integrate Indigenous knowledge and teaching methods into classrooms and include curriculum about Aboriginal people in Canadian history.
In response, many post-secondary institutions have created Truth and Reconciliation Steering Committees to review how they are addressing these concerns and what steps they can take moving forward. The Canadian Association of University Teachers also released a Guide to Acknowledging Traditional Territory in order to encourage academics to acknowledge the First People's traditional territory that we work and live on. And the University of Winnipeg and Lakehead University have made Indigenous courses mandatory for graduation.
UBC is responding to the TRC's calls to action by creating a west coast affiliate to the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation at the University of Manitoba. The Indian Residential School History and Dialogue Centre will be a place to house records and historical material as well as foster conversation about the Indigenous experience in Canada. Construction of the centre is expected to be completed by next summer.
The centre came out of a partnership between UBC and Indigenous community members including the Indian Residential School Survivors Society. Kesler says the centre is personal for many people involved, himself included, since his mother was Oglala-Lakota and attended a similar institution to residential school in the United States
"We're really thinking about this as a place where people talk about history and information and how to think about history, especially traumatic history or difficult history," explains Kesler.
Lien http://www.brantfordexpositor.ca/2017/01/17/judge-speaker-in-reconciliation-lecture-series
Brantford Justice Gethin Edward will give a lecture on Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. on reconciliation and the courts in the third in a series of lectures about First Nations residential schools and the results of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
He will speak on Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. at Laurier Brantford's Research and Academic Centre, Room RCE 004, 150 Dalhousie St.
The goal of the lectures is to educate people and promote a community dialogue about the school and reconciliation, Rob Knectel, vice-chairman of Friends and Neighbours, said in an interview.
The Save the Evidence campaign is raising money for repairs and renovations of the former Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School building on Mohawk Street. It is one of the last remaining residential school buildings in the country.
Lien http://leaderpost.com/news/local-news/project-of-heart-teaches-residential-school-history
Project of Heart is national program, now its second year being offered at the University of Regina, about the history of the residential school system in Canada.
"People learn together about the Indian residential school system. And they teach each other about that and then we commemorate the children and the people that went to those schools," said Jenna Tickell, facilitator of Project of Hope.
The group meets biweekly for seven weeks on Saturdays in a Luther College classroom on the U of R campus. The program isn't lecture-based; instead, participants complete their own research and then come back and teach their classmates what they've learned.
"I just saw the value in (Project of Hope) and there's so many people that I know, my own age, older than me, that never got the education. So I want to reach as broad as I can to try and engage those learners and break that awareness," she said.
Lien http://www.sfu.ca/sfunews/stories/2017/aboriginal-peoples-supplement/memorial-garden-to-reflect-truth-and-reconciliation-teachings.html
The Faculty of Education opened its own Aboriginal Gathering Space last year—a spacious light-filled room featuring comfortable seating and a small kitchen, with cultural photos and teachings adorning the walls.
It would depict B.C.'s Indian residential schools, along with niches for seven candles representing Truth and Reconciliation's seven sacred fires and teachings. These are: truth, humility, honesty, wisdom, respect, courage and love. The garden would also feature traditional plants, medicines and herbs, and a reconciliation memorial pole.
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TORONTO – Judges have no general right to interfere with compensation decisions involving claims by victims of Canada's notorious Indian residential schools, Ontario's top court said Monday.
In written reasons for an oral decision rendered in December, the Court of Appeal said a Superior Court justice overstepped his powers by awarding money to a rape victim whose claims were rejected under the independent assessment process known as the IAP.
"The IAP represents a comprehensive, tailor-made scheme for the resolution of claims by trained and experienced adjudicators, selected according to specified criteria and working under the direction of the chief adjudicator," the Appeal Court said.
"Allowing appeals or judicial review would seriously compromise the finality of the IAP and fail to pay appropriate heed to the distinctive nature of the IAP and the expertise of IAP adjudicators."
In July last year, Ontario Superior Court Justice Paul Perell decided M.F., now 66, had been poorly treated. The finding that the school had closed before he was abused was "inconsistent, discordant, and…perverse," Perell said. Instead of sending his claim back to adjudicators to decide anew, Perell decided to award M.F. compensation.
The federal government – which agreed M.F.'s claim deserved a new assessment hearing – argued Perell had no jurisdiction to make the award.
In siding with the government, the Appeal Court said the settlement that ended a class action arising out of the residential school system provides for recourse to the courts only in "very exceptional circumstances," such as in cases where the agreement itself is breached.
The Appeal Court decision will likely impact a separate but related case: Two other residential school survivors want Perell to order an inquiry into why records of a criminal investigation and prosecutions arising out of abuse at the St. Anne's residential school in Fort Albany, Ont., were only disclosed under court orders in 2014. As a result of the non-disclosure, Edmund Metatawabin and a woman known as K-10106 say some former students were unfairly denied compensation.
The case, due to return to court on March 24, is to focus on whether Superior Court has jurisdiction to grant Metatawabin and K-10106 the orders they want.
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In 2007, the Canadian federal government earmarked billions of dollars to compensate former students of Indian residential schools
Putting a price on "sorry" and actually calculating the cost of amends is complicated.
Doug says reparations show a degree of sincerity but the process itself turned some Indigenous people off.
As a former student, you could qualify for reparations in two ways.
The first was for anyone who went to residential schools. They were eligible to receive $10,000 for the first year they attended, and $3,000 for subsequent years.
The second way was the process Doug is referring to - the Independent Assessment Process - which is more controversial.
It's for claims of sexual abuse or serious physical abuse, where survivors appeared before a panel. Incidents were given points and the total amount of points determined the amount of money people received.


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I grew up on Shelter Island. The Dory was always colorful, but also had dependably great burgers, clam chowder, cold beer. Now all of the above are mediocre but the view is still great
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Made the reservation with credit card info yesterday for special lobster dinner tonight. Took $20 ferry to the island tonight. Lo and behold! They didn't have our reservation AND they didn't have any lobsters left AND the owner merely said "sorry." Nothing offered to soothe our anger because of this annoying situation. That's a stingy business plan. We won't be...
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The decor is old and established. I went there to listen to the live music and have a glass of wine. The music is very good and I enjoyed the wine. I met some interesting local characters at the bar.
This is a shelter island gem. One of the few places left where you can just have a beer and relax with locals. The super cool bar is full of totally random bric-à-brac . Meals are pricey but the view is amazing from the back room, a total surprise.
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This little resturant in located on the Main Street is shelter island which is a delightful island off the north fork of Long Island. Anyway back to the resturant. The view out the back of the resturant is lovely view of a bay. We were there drunk the week for lunch only a few people in the resturant. The waitress...
The food is so-so at this old ship on Shelter Island. The ambiance is rustic bordering on shabby (picture a frat house basement on the water). On a recent visit to town, our young child needed to use the restroom, although we weren't eating at the restaurant at the time. The bar tender rudely refused to let her use the...
Went to the Dory with my family; 3 children and 3 adults. We were seated right away and then sat for 45 minutes before the waitress took our orders. Then we waited another 45 minutes before the food was served. The service was so bad that it didn't make a different whether the food was good or not. What a...
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... to have a great time despite the suboptimal gear.
After a meal at the beach bar, Brian, Chris and Mark drank until our day pass time ended and we were cut off. =)
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New Delhi, Feb 4 (PTI) A two-member Committee of theUnion Environment Ministry has brought out in vivid detailsthe harassment suffered by an honest Indian Forest Serviceofficial in Haryana including at the hands of Chief Minister''soffice following which a CBI has been recommended into thewhole affair.
Suspension of the 2002 batch IFS officer, SanjivChaturvedi, was revoked by President Pratibha Patil last monthfollowing the submission of the report by the Committeewhich was appointed by the Cabinet Secretary.
It was headed by Inspector General of Forests A KShrivastava and had Shally Ranjan, AIG as the other member.
The Cabinet Secretary formed the two-member probepanel after the President received a complaint fromChaturvedi alleging that he was being harrassed by the state''sCongress Government for taking action against violators ofWildlife Protection Act, 1972 and orders of Supreme Court.
The harassment came in the form of frequent transfers,12 in five years, suspension and fabricated charge sheet thatwas "deliberately" kept pending.
"....the role of CM office has been more than evident,in removing the officer from the scene, at the detection ofany scam/ violation.
"Since, it cannot be possible for any State agency toconduct enquiry into the working of CM office, hence it shouldbe immediately referred to Central Bureau of Investigation(CBI) as prima-facie there are very strong evidences againstCM office," the Committee said.
In his complaint Chaturvedi had stated that he wassubjected to "continuous harassment" for past three years inthe form of illegal suspension by State Government forexposing large-scale irregularities in various projects,development of herbal park on private land belonging topolitically influential persons and preventing the destructionof Saraswati Wildlife Sanctuary from influential contractors.
The Committee found that there is strong evidenceregarding the personal involvement of the then Forest MinisterKiran Chaudhary in the matter and recommended the CBI probe.
"Regarding the role of Mrs Kiran Chaudhary, the thenForest Minister, in the whole episode and in view of theillegality involved in her decisions for furthering andperpetuating private vested interests at the cost of publicmoney, a CBI enquiry should be immediately ordered, as thereare strong evidences to suggest her personal involvement inthe matter," the Committee said.
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The Coaching Organization: A Strategy for Developing Leaders
€ 59,99
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August 2006
BeschreibungThe Coaching Organization provides an organizational perspective on how coaching can become part of an organization's culture. The book offers "best practices" that will help organizations deploy developmental coaching on a large scale to drive leadership and employee effectiveness. The popularity of coaching in organizations is enormous. However, coaching initiatives are often deployed on an ad hoc and unmanaged basis and as such often yield disappointing results. The Coaching Organization provides a guide for the strategic management of coaching initiatives, including executive coaching, internal coaching, coaching by managers and peer coaching, so as to maximize their impact and value. Using case studies from organizations such as Whirlpool, Wachovia, Children's Hospital Boston and Citizens Financial Group, as well as entrepreneurial ventures the authors, respected academics in the fields of employee and leadership development, describe how both large and small organizations leverage relationship based, on the job learning and offer insights that executives, line managers, human resource and organizational effectiveness professionals as well students will find actionable.
Inhaltsverzeichnis1. The Coaching Organization?
Should Leaders Develop an Internal Coaching Capability in Their Organizations?
An Organizational-Level View of Coaching
Case 1.1 Learning From an Executive Coaching Intervention
The Coaching Organization
An Organizational Coaching Capability
A Coaching Capability "Infrastructure"
2. An Overview of Developmental Coaching
The Goals of Developmental Coaching
Case 2.1: The "Anti-Coach"
Case 2.2: Everything Is Changing
Case 2.3: One Too Many Resumes
Developmental Coaching and Other Forms of Coaching and Counseling
Formal and Informal Coaching
The Core Elements of Developmental Coaching
A Goal-Directed, Willing, Effective Coachee
A Developmental Coach
A Coaching-Friendly Context
A Learning Opportunity
A Coaching Relationship
The Coaching Dialogue
An Opportunity to Keep Learning
3. The Coaching Organization Assessment
Organizational Assessment 3.1: The Coaching Organization Assessment
The Cultural Context
The Business Context
The Human Resource Management Context
Organizational Experiences With Coaching
The Coaching-Friendly Organization
4. A Strategic Approach to Coaching
The Need for a Coaching Strategy
Outcomes That Support a Growing Coaching Capability
Case 4.1: Was That Really Coaching?
Case 4.2: I Couldn't Believe What I Was Able to Accomplish!
A Comprehensive Assessment of a Coaching Initiative
5. Driving Strategic Transformation Through Executive Coaching at Whirlpool
Coaching and Leadership Development Challenges
Leading the Whirlpool Enterprise: The Leadership Model
The Context for Coaching at Whirlpool
The Management of Coaching in LWE
Coaching Practices in LWE
The Experience of Coaching in LWE
Lessons Learned at Whirlpool
6. Building and Leading a Coaching Capacity
The Need for Leadership
The Organizational Evolution of a Coaching Capability
Why on Faith Alone?
The Rise and Role of the Coaching Practice Manager
Case 6.1: The Management of Executive Coaching at Omgeo
Managing the Coaching Capability
Closing Thoughts on the Management of the Coaching Capability
7. The Internal Coaching Capability
What We Mean by "Expert" Internal Coaches
Why Expert Internal Coaching?
Case 7.1: Sam the Coach
Case 7.2: The Management Effectiveness Business Partner
Critical Issues in Building an Effective Internal Coaching Capability
The Results: Do Well-Run Internal Coaching Programs Yield Different Outcomes?
8. The ELP Internal Coaching Program at Wachovia Corporation
The Wachovia Executive Leadership Program
The Decision to Build an Internal Coaching Capability
Program Design Elements
The Internal Coaches
Training and Support for the Internal Coaching Cadre
Ongoing Support and Development of ELP Coaches
Comments on Being an Internal Coach From HR
Evaluation of the Program
9. Building a Coaching Manager Capability
Can Managers Coach Developmentally?
The Major Differences
The Competencies of the Coaching Manager
Creates a Trusting Environment
The Perfect Manager?
The Organizational Context and the Management of Role Conflicts
Organizational Readiness
10. The Coaching Manager in Nursing
Children's Hospital Boston and the Department of Nursing
A More Realistic View of Nursing Leadership
Building Leadership Through Coaching: The Coaching Initiative
Nurses' Evaluation of the Coaching-Skills-Training Components
Customizing the Coaching-Skills Training
Some Additional Lessons
11. Peer Coaching at Citizen's Financial Group (CFG)
The Advanced Leadership Development Program at Citizens
The Value Proposition for a Successful Peer Feedback System
The Formula for a Successful Peer Coaching Initiative
Peer Coaching as a Follow-up Intervention to Executive Education
Feedback Is Not Always Easy, Even From a Peer
Concluding Remarks: The Frontiers of the Coaching Organization
Appendix A: The Competencies of the Expert Executive Coach
Appendix B: The Coaching Manager Self-Assessment
About the Authors
About the Contributors
PortraitDr. James M. Hunt is an associate professor of management and former Chair of the Management Division at Babson College, in Wellesley, Massachusetts. There he teaches leadership, talent development and creativity. James has consulted to numerous business and health care organizations on the development of an organizational coaching capability, executive coaching, and talent development by managers. His current research is on the relationship between creativity, uncertainty and career development. He co-lead the design of Babson's innovative Talent Management course in the MBA Program and lead the redesign team for Babson's flagship course, Foundations of Management and Entrepreneurship. Formerly, he was faculty co-director of the Babson College Coaching for Leadership and Teamwork Program and a founder and former faculty co-director of the Babson Executive Education Coaching Inside the Organization program, designed for organizational development and human resource professionals<i style="font-size: 9pt;">. James is coauthor of the book <i style="font-size: 9pt;">The Coaching Organization: A Strategy for Developing Leaders, a groundbreaking study of best practice companies and coaching, published by Sage (2007). Dr. Hunt graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a bachelor's of science degree and received a doctorate in business administration from Boston University Graduate School of Management, where he studied career and leadership development and work/life balance
Pressestimmen"In this era of the search for low-cost, high-impact organizational improvement, The Coaching Organization is a real godsend. In one well-written reference you have everything you and your organization need to know about creating learning through on of the most available resources: relationships. This is an excellent source for helping people master the skills of coaching, so that your organization can be a place where leaders grow leaders. If you're serious about improving organizational effectiveness, you and many of your colleagues need to read this book."
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: SAGE PUBN
Erscheinungsdatum: August 2006
Seitenanzahl: 252 Seiten
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Chapter One, Part FourMature
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Curves are where they shouldn't be, now.
She's wearing a white body corset, and right between the barely-there jugs, a big heart, with ribbons. Reddish boots... short red flowing skirt, a ridiculousness of pulled back blonde hair, set back on the head in pony-dangling meatballs the size of small planets.
There is, she suddenly gathers, an obscene desire to make up her face, then spin round in a circle and squeal.
The TARDIS door creaks open to reveal another blue-eyed man in a blue shirt, red suspenders and an army coat of lovely long length. Jack Harkness. His hand is in some woman's... her sleeve is black. There seems to be an inordinate mass of hair in a beehive on her head... Morgana.
Merlin sniffs and tries to smile.
"Hey Ushas, is that Jack's gun or are you happy to see me?"
Jack stares at Morgana. He looks back at Merlin.
He stares at Morgana a second time, scratching his hair.
A grin erupts over his entire frame, shaking him out like... well, pretty much anyone who tromps about on children's telly in a brightly-colored body suit.
The Time Agent then takes a breath with the entirety of his upper chest, trying to compose himself, then sweeps his brown hair back from his head and falls to the ground, a single phrase glued to his face and his lips.


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Having explored the city on that last visit, we chose to still take a shore excursion to visit the picturesque towns of Sestri Levante & Rapallo
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1870 Wedgwood Inn of New Hope
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- (215) 862-2570
The Wedgwood combines Victorian splendor with such modern amenities as 12 luxury upscale rooms, suites; Jacuzzi, fireplaces, private porches. Pool/tennis club privileges. On NYC Express bus line. Featured on Travel Channel and CNN. In-town convenience. We host family reunions, small commitment and wedding ceremonies and other intimate events. New Hope's Wedgwood Collection of Historic Inns has successfully hosted off-site conferences since 1982. Day and overnight training sessions, study groups, executive seminars and corporate retreats have all been hosted here, effectively combining business and pleasure.
- Booking Notes: Rates are based on double occupancy, single occupancy is $5 less per night.
- Cancel policy: At least ten days notice of any change to a reservation is required, or your deposit will be forfeited. A $25 processing fee will be applied for each refund.
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- Deposit policy: Reservations are guaranteed after receipt of a 50% deposit.
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- # of King Rooms: 2
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- AAA Rating: 3 Diamond
- Baggage Handling: Yes
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- Last Restoration: 1999
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- Description We provide complimentary on-site parking. All conference rooms feature: high ceilings; effective lighting and climate control; audio-visual aids with prior arrangement; telephone with speaker phone; handicap accessible; bottled water and hard candy. We can accommodate lunch, break and reception needs. We are happy to fax lunch and break menus to you. Multiple Room Configurations available.
- Space Notes MAIN MEETING ROOM has tall windows, hardwood floors and French doors which lead to a covered Victorian porch. FIREPLACE ROOM is often used as break-out space in conjunction with the Main Meeting Room. The PARLOR is suited for meetings of 8 people or for break-out space for a larger group.
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Dabbous, W1T 2SF
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Modern European restaurant in Fitzrovia.
It has a very stripped-down look inside, with unfinished walls photo, metal struts, and functional-looking chairs and tables. A separate cocktail bar (open to non-diners) is in the basement.
Kake and friends visited for lunch on a Friday in October 2012. We decided to go for the tasting menu (£54, and only available if everyone in your party is having it) photo.
A small dish of olives photo arrived at the table first; plain and simple, and on the dry/bitter side (in a good way). Bread arrived in a date-stamped paper bag along with some very light, whipped butter photo. The bread was delicious, with a perfect crackly crust.
The meal proper started with two vegetable courses. First, a blanched and chilled wedge of hispi cabbage, served with sunflower mayonnaise, sunflower petals, and sunflower seeds photo. This was great; the cabbage was perfectly cooked to a nice crispness, and its faintly bitter flavour worked well with the extra-tangy mayonnaise.
Next up was paper-thin celeriac, lightly scorched, served with muscat grapes, toasted hazelnuts, lovage leaves, and a clear, refreshing, yet complex sauce photo. This was a little tricky to eat with the spoon and fork provided, but worth the effort.
Our third course was coddled egg with mushrooms and smoked butter photo; the texture of this was lovely, but the subtle flavour of the egg was masked by over-enthusiastic salting.
Braised halibut with celery, pickled garlic, and "coastal herbs" (oyster leaf and sea aster) photo was also a little over-salty, and the celery was again tricky to eat with a spoon and fork. On the other hand, the fish was cooked perfectly despite its over-seasoning, the lemon verbena sauce was beautifully flavoured, and the pink tinge of the pickled garlic made a very pretty plate.
Barbecued Iberico pork with savoury acorn praline, turnip tops, and apple vinegar photo was a mixed bag. The pork was perfectly cooked; juicy, tender without being mushy, and flavourful. The acorn praline was rather cloying, though, and there wasn't enough of the apple vinegar to counteract this. The turnip tops were also rather stringy, and for some reason consisted mainly of stalks rather than leaves.
We decided to pay the £9 supplement for a cheese course, which gave us four cheeses, all strongly flavoured (including my new favourite cheese, Lancashire Black Bomb) and hence served in small portions. A baked apple and some thin, crisp toast accompanied this.
Our first dessert was fresh milk curds infused with fig leaves, served with fresh fig and pistachios photo. The fig leaves gave the curd a wonderfully coconutty flavour. A second dessert of chocolate soaked brioche with barley malt icecream, azuki beans, and pecans photo was a little much at this point, too big and too rich; only half of our party managed to finish it, and only then with a struggle.
Coffee and tea ended the meal, along with some petits fours photo that somehow involved beeswax, though by this point we'd grown weary of having to ask the waitstaff to repeat their explanations every time (see below), so it's unclear exactly what role the beeswax played.
The room was very noisy, with conversations echoing from the hard surfaces, and the feedback effect of this leading to some of our fellow diners almost shouting at points. This meant it was difficult to hear the explanations of the dishes given by the waitstaff, though they were fairly patient at being asked to repeat themselves. Service in general was excellent; friendly and welcoming, and present when needed without being hovery. (The maitre d' in particular made a significant contribution to our enjoyment of the occasion, joining in our conversations and never making us feel that we were taking up too much of his time.)
Kake's verdict: I felt the tasting menu was a little too skewed towards a rich end to the meal, and I was disappointed by the saltiness of the egg and fish dishes. The meal was also on the verge of being a bit too nutty, with four of the seven courses prominently featuring nuts and seeds. Overall, though, I liked both the general idea of the food (and the service) here and would come back. I'd probably go a la carte next time in order to avoid too much dessertiness, and I also might avoid it in the evening, since it was a little too noisy even with the downstairs bar empty at lunchtime.
Ewan and Kerry visited just the downstairs cocktail bar during London Cocktail Week in October 2012, where they were offering one of their cocktails for a reduced price. Once past the staff guarding the restaurant upstairs, the bar is a large open space, with similar minimalist style to upstairs (hard surfaces, unfinished walls). Several of the tables were reserved, but there was still plenty of space at 6pm on a weekday. The cocktail we had there (the Anthony Edwards) was excellent, just the right level of tartness. There's a short food menu for the bar, including a steak sandwich for £14, as well as a good range of nibbles.
Accessibility: A step to get in, perhaps around kerb-height. The restaurant seating area is on one level, though some of the tables are quite close together. The bar and the toilets are in the basement, down a flight of stairs with a bend in the middle and a sturdy handrail (on both sides, though the staircase is wide enough that you probably couldn't hold both at once). The taps in the loos are stopcock-style and a little stiff, and could be painful or difficult to turn on and off if you don't have much grip strength.
See also:
- Evening Standard review (Fay Maschler)
- Hardens review
- The Independent review (Amol Rajan)
- Metro review (Andy Lynes)
- Time Out review
- Chowhound thread
- eGullet thread
- Andy Hayler's review
- Boo In London review
- Cheese & Biscuits review
- The Food Judge reviews: 1, 2
- Food Stories review
- Gourmet Traveller review
- Hollow Legs review
- The Skinny Bib review
- Susan Eats London review
- Twelve Point Five Percent review
Comment added by Juggzy: I was one of the people at Dabbous for the tasting menu on this occassion, and, although the egg and halibut were the two saltier dishes, I didn't think that they were too salty, or that, even, the salt was that prominent a feature of the taste palate. I'd just like to add this in the interests of balance - I'd hate for anyone to deny themselves the chance of eating at Dabbous on the basis that two dishes were too salty to eat.


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