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West Chester, PA 19380, United States
Broad Run Golfer's Club is located in the West Chester, Pennsylvania countryside. With an enormous 372 acre canvas, world-renowned golf course designer, Rees Jones carefully sculpted this stunning property into a golfing masterpiece. Broad Run Golfer's Club offers premier playing conditions, tranquil beauty, and unsurpassed customer service. Stretching 6,826 yards with a par 72, the majestic layout takes full advantage of its dramatic elevation changes and skillful design features presenting a worthy challenge to golfers of all levels.
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r9bhaskar - 8/16/13
Good course, but in-season is a tinge too pricy for its location. Good experience playing there nonetheless.
kamp0 - 9/18/12
Very nice. Extra wide fairways and extra skinny rough
Marauder31 - 5/23/12
What a great track! Some incredible vistas and great overall use of the terrain. The place was in great shape. The greens were smooth and true. We played it in a nice relaxing 4 hours and 15 minutes. One word of advice: the landing areas off the tee are generous but make sure you hit them as the rough can be a challenge.
taikens55 - 3/25/12
The scenery along this course is outstanding. When I play the course, the greens had been aerated, but overall the course was in excellent shape. Will definitely be back to play in the summer.
FatGuyGolf - 3/7/12
Rees Jones put a unique twist on traditional parkland with this up-and-down adventure. Jones sprawled Broad Run's brawny layout across two valleys, making carts a must, even for the young at heart. Local lore tells the story of a group of hearty retirees who came out to try then-Tattersall with a late morning tee time shortly after it opened for play in 2000. This foursome was a group of longtime walkers and insisted on walking the course, ignoring the pro shop's advice to take a cart. At dusk the cart boys went looking for them. They found the foursome resting on the 15th hole. Rees Jones' hilly routing had worn the old boys out. Bless their hearty souls; the pro shop granted their request to come back the next morning to finish the round. They walked the remaining 3 holes the next day.
Most of Broad Run's holes run along the ridges of the large hills. Constant elevation changes make club selection tough, and you'll be lucky to get more than a few level lies all day. Fairways of varying widths are bordered by large banks or dropoffs, so hitting the short grass is key. Several carries over creeks, ponds, and waste areas place a premium on driving accuracy, which is a tall order when you're trying to muscle your way around from the Bordley tees or the tips. #17 is the Mac Daddy of all downhill par 3's, with a 130-foot, 3-club drop from tees ranging from 140-205 yards. On the 17th green, I once encountered the bizarre sight of a shirtless, hammered, mulleted Jersey redneck driving a beat up old car down the steep cart path, somehow extremely lost from a seriously wrong turn.
After debuting to both local and national accolades, conditions had slowly slacked off over the next few years due to some bad chemicals, financial issues, and the course being offered for sale, all while the former Tattersall's greens fee structure had remained upscale. Those over-priced, inconsistent conditions led to the recent ownership and name change at the course in 2007. The upside was they went to a much more reasonable, tiered greens fee schedule, and the new owners had finally put some money back into the course.
Despite improved conditions, more reasonable greens fees, and increased traffic, Broad Run is another course that has been victimized by the downturn in the economy, as the course was recently repossessed by the bank. It's still open, and rumor has it a group of members are looking into buying the place, but no word yet if they intend to take it private or not.
k-von - 11/9/11
Very nice course, interesting hybrid of links and parkland layout. Generally easy off the tee, but the greens are often raised and well guarded. Houses occasionally encroach fairways and I can't really speak to value or pace since I had a discounted round and no one in front of me, but one of the better public courses in the area.
ldigeambeardino - 10/15/11
One of the best value's in Chester County. Challenging golf with beautiful scenery. All at an affordable price.
freezerd - 8/12/11
Beautiful scenery! Fairways and greens in good shape (except for unfixed ball marks by players). Work continues on tee boxes.
plucas1234 - 7/27/11
great course, great shap considering the summer we have had. Some very demanding holes, beautiful chester county, PA senery
esmgolf - 7/22/11
Very easily the nicest public course in the Philadelphia area. Well maintained with quick greens, great pace of play, and some of the best views anywhere. The only negative is the poorly located and under-maintained driving range. Definitely play this course if you live within driving distance.
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43 reviews | 4.6 out of 5
Resident Evil 5 isn't perfect but it is a good, solid title in the RE series. For a few pennies under $17, it was also a good buy. It's an action packed out struggle for survival for Chris and his partner Sheva in Africa as they they encounter a serious wave of bio organic weapons and put an end to bioterrorism or at least contain it. As far the positives go: the graphics, color and detail in the design of the characters, weapons, the land and scenery are very good. The sounds in the game are clear and crisp which is good because being able to hear as well as see what's in your vicinty is important. On the negative side, the aritificial intelligence isn't up to par and your enemies may from time to time won't give you a challenge or your partner may not respond the quickly enough or just get in your way.
No need to worry , more often than not your foes in RE 5 will gve you a worthy challenge. If you're a fan of RE, than add this to your collection.
i only played 2 player because i was scared out of my pants. i beat the game on all difficulties. P.S. when you are at the part when ur faceing the big guy on the ship there is a bazooka on the wall of the bottom part. in the middle of the ladders. ur welcome.
Let me start off by saying that i have never been a fan of Resident Evil. After downloading the demo on my PS3 thats all I kept playing it was awesome. The game has a good story mode and you learn alot about the Resident Evil history. The graphics are sick, you can pop the enemy anywhere on the body and that will impact him depending where you detirmine the place of the attack. For example if you pop the enemy in the leg he will star lipming and you can take an advantage or you can go straight for the headshot lol. There are lots of different enemies and cool bosses. There are lots of different unlockable like weapons, costumes, leves, and it goes on and on. The best part is with this game you can go online and play with friend of just random people online and after you beat the game there is another game mode to beat. I recomend this game to anyone even if you hated other Resident Evil games i gaurantee you will love this one give it a try.
RE5 is a fun and exciting action game that will keep you playing over and over. The graphics and gameplay are both excellent...and has a high-level of replay value thanks to the bonus content and "The Mercenaries" mini-game. If you liked RE4, this is pretty much the same control-scheme...but with HD graphics and a partner (Sheva) who changes the way you play the game. A must-buy for PS3 owners looking for a good game with plenty of action!!!
Loved the game. So far I have played all 5 starting from PS2 to now PS3. I still can not get over the graphics of this game on the PS3. It was one of the first games that I bought for my new system. I already new it was going to be an exciting game and once again R.E. 5 didn't let me down. I really do recommend this game to anyone that likes R.E. and I think this is really the best one yet.
Resident Evil 5 was a part of a bithday gift for my husband but it is one that we share together. It is a part of our quality time and we have so much fun. The game itself is so thrilling and exciting from the very beginning. Some scenes take more than just one try to get through. The only downside to me is that you have limited ammunition, but it makes the game so much more exciting at the same time!
This is a very good game i mean yeah its kinda short cause i just beat it like 45 minutes ago but u unlock this awesome mode along with new costumes and u can start over with all ur equipment when u beat it and also if u dont know what ur doin the very last form of the last boss can be very very very hard
The game should be titled, "Resident Evil 4, Chapter 2"
If you loved RE4, youll like RE5. Cant say that its as good as RE4 was on PS2 because there's no innovation. Strictly a sequel.
Wait for the price to drop, it can wait.
well about this game i been playing it since they first came out with it i love the game all the creepy monsters and difrent things you got to go through and the "THE MERCENARIES" is the tighest on the game i would recomend it to any body thats a fan over and out.
I have been playing this for a while now, it is a good game, specially when played in two players. Only complaint is that you have to purchase all the add-ons separately, you only have the main game and some of the extras with the game
I've only been playing this game for about a week, but so far it's been really good. The graphics are just as great as they were in the recent trailers and the controls are a bit better than what I became accustomed to in RE4 (there is even an option to adjust your controls in that way). The enemies are creepier and more aggressive. And having a partner (for single or co-op play) to help you out keeps things fresh. The only thing that will make this complete is to have an HDTV, which is a work in progress for me. But even on an SDTV it still looks good. I'm anxiously looking forward to seeing how this chapter comes to a close.
if you liked the gameplay style of re4 than you will love re5 its very action packed and it is at a wonderful affordable price.
Such a great game. One that should be owned by every person this generation. Remember how Ashley made you not want to play RE4? Fixed. Remember walking back through areas you've already cleared, with 3 new enemies and no new items, adding needless amounts of time to the game? Fixed. Remember having to completely pause the action/destroy the game's atmosphere to select new guns or items? Fixed.
Let's be honest--the puzzle solving was throw-away in RE4 (compared to earlier entries in the series that were more based around this type of gameplay) and should've been scrapped entirely. It added nothing. This game took all the great innovation made in RE4 (over the shoulder camera and new playstyle) and added a great new dimension--a partner. While AI is admittedly a little rough (although never Ashley running into a zombie-infested area and ducking/waiting to die) the true fun is playing online.
There are few ways to have more fun online. Playing this game with a buddy of mine, start to finish, will probably rank in the all-time greatest videogame experiences. Upon finishing chapter 3-2, we both sent each other messages to the effect of "Dude this game is so ridiculously money"
Again--if you're a fan of old RE (3 and earlier), you might not like what the series has become. I'm sure RE 4 tought you that--we all have our opinions. However, if you liked anything about the changes made in 4 (like me) and wished for a cleaned up experience, you get it in spades with RE5.
I really do love this game. In my opinion it's very scary and fun to play both by yourself and co-op. It's also a nice starting point for people who having played the other games because it goes through the entire history of the series through files so you're not missing any key plot points.
This was the first PS3 game I have purchased. Great game but not for the faint of heart. Even on the easist settings the game is a real challenge. After you finish it for the first time, you will want to play again so that you can master it.
the game is great. it just took almost 2 weeks to recieve it.
it has lots of the same as RE4 but it never gets old its a good game srry fello gamers if i just messed ur chance of geting the game but parents thers a lot of heads exploading
This game met all my expectations.I've played evey resident evil since the series began.The graphics are perfect and the sound quality is awsome and when played on an hd tv you feel like your in the game. The online is great sure it lags every once in while but its well worth it.I would recomend this game to any one that is a fan of the series or any one who loves to be scared.
This RE game is really cool. It's kinda like RE4, but better. Good graphics, awesome co-op, better bosses to beat. I really enjoyed this game and can't wait to see what Capcom comes up with next for RE story. Buy this ps3 game and have fun!! PARENTS BE WARNED, HIGHLY GRAPHIC NATURE!!
it is a really good game, i was however dissapointed with the online play it wasnt what i thought it would be, but overall fun game if you like the older resident evils this game is for you, but dont get it for the online play because its not great.


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|September 24, 1941
|Tupelo, Mississippi, United States
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Guy Lee Hovis, Jr. (born September 24, 1941), is an American singer,[1] who, along with his former wife, Ralna English, a native of West Texas, was one of the featured acts of the ABC and syndicated television series The Lawrence Welk Show.
Born and reared in Tupelo, Mississippi,[2] Hovis was the son of an officer from the Mississippi Highway Patrol. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Mississippi at Oxford. After a two-year stint in the United States Army, Hovis decided to try a career as a musical performer in Hollywood.
His first break came with an appearance on the CBS House Party television program hosted by Art Linkletter; thereafter, he teamed with David Blaylock as the singing duo of Guy & David, which led to a recording contract with ABC Records.
After the duo disbanded, Hovis was a soloist again, performing in Los Angeles nightclubs such as The Horn in Santa Monica, California; it was there he met his future wife and singing partner Ralna English. The couple wed in January 1969.
On October 30, 1977, Ralna gave birth to their daughter, Julie, who became an elementary schoolteacher. Hovis and English divorced in 1984 after fifteen years of marriage, but they still perform together occasionally in concert venues.
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Later in 1969, Ralna joined The Lawrence Welk Show as a solo singer; by the time the Christmas episode was filmed, Ralna convinced Welk to have Hovis on the show to sing a duet with her. He agreed, and the initial appearance, singing Little Toy Trains, led to Hovis becoming a regular member of the cast.
For the next twelve years, Guy and Ralna were one of the most popular acts on the show. Part of the appeal of their act was the portrayal of Guy and Ralna as a happily married couple. After the series ended in 1982, Hovis continued to perform and added the duties of songwriter and record producer. He sang the title song Too Many Yesterdays for the 1987 Disney film, Benji the Hunted.
Hovis performed with such entertainers too as Dinah Shore and Jim Nabors and was a guest on the Johnny Carson, Merv Griffin, Joey Bishop, and Mike Douglas programs. In 1986, he launched a Christian music ministry and performed throughout the country in churches and other public gatherings.[3]
In 2002, Hovis married Sarah "Sis" Lundy, and the couple resides in the capital city of Jackson, Mississippi. From 1990 to 2007, Hovis served as state director for former U.S. Senator Trent Lott.[4] The two have been friends since their college days at Ole Miss. Hovis still performs at the Lawrence Welk Resort in Branson, Missouri, for pledge specials on PBS, or with Ralna at state fairs, concert halls, and casinos.
Hovis sang Let the Eagle Soar, a song written by then United States Attorney General John Ashcroft of Missouri, at the second inaugural of U.S. President George W. Bush on January 20, 2005.
- ^ "MISSISSIPPI MUSICIANS: Guy Hovis". Mississippi Writers and Musicicans. Retrieved 21 December 2010.
- ^ "Biography". Guyhovismusic.com. Retrieved 21 December 2010.
- ^ "Noted singer will perform at First Baptist", Minden Press-Herald, Minden, Louisiana, May 12, 1990
- ^ "Herding Cats: A Life in Politics - Trent Lott - Google Books". Books.google.com. Retrieved 2014-07-11.
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The RCMP will spend at least $1-million to add more high-powered guns to its arsenal, a move recommended after four Mounties were shot to death six years ago in Alberta.
The C8 patrol carbine – a version of a rifle similar to an M-16 – is now used by the army and police tactical squads, including the RCMP's emergency response teams, and other police agencies. By the end of next year, it will also be made available to front-line RCMP members.
Departing RCMP Commissioner William Elliott told Mounties in a memo earlier this week the C8 will fill "gaps in our operational firearms capabilities."
Inspector Troy Lightfoot, of the force's criminal operations branch in Ottawa, confirmed Friday that about 375 of the guns, each costing at least $2,800, will initially be ordered. Instructor training on the weapons is set to begin next summer.
In comparison to other high-powered weapons, the carbine is more accurate and fires more bullets with less penetrating power, thus reducing the chance of someone else being hit.
Insp. Lightfoot, who was at the RCMP's training depot in Regina on Friday, said the C8 won't replace other weapons the force uses, including pistols, .308-calibre rifles and shotguns.
The carbines will be distributed among the country's detachments after a risk assessment determines the need in each location. "Risk will be different in every detachment," he said.
Insp. Lightfoot added that several factors went into the decision to purchase the guns, including an increase in calls dealing with firearms and high-powered weapons. Some of those calls have involved officer deaths, the most notable near Mayerthorpe, Alberta, in 2005.
"Mayerthorpe has definitely weighed into our decision."
Constables Anthony Gordon, Leo Johnston, Brock Myrol and Peter Schiemann died after they were shot with high-powered bullets from a semi-automatic military assault rifle.
They had been guarding a marijuana grow-op and stolen parts cache in a Quonset hut on the farm of James Roszko. Mr. Roszko was hiding in the metal shed and ambushed the officers. He shot himself after he was wounded by another Mountie.
An inquiry earlier this year into the deaths was told that officers who surrounded the shed after the shootings needed more weapons. They had to ask to borrow rifles from neighbours because the local detachment had just one long-barrelled gun.
Mr. Myrol's father, Warren, told the inquiry that Mounties in the field have to have the weapons they need and suggested a minimum of three rifles and two high-powered rifles in every detachment.
"[Politicians]must make sure every police force has the right weapon for the right job available," he said. "They shouldn't have to wait for the community to bring them a weapon."
Alberta Provincial Court Judge Daniel Pahl said in his report that the RCMP was "heavily outgunned" by Mr. Roszko and recommended the force improve access to long-barrelled weapons and carbines.
Judge Pahl also strongly endorsed development of better body armour for officers. Earlier this year, the RCMP announced 6,800 new and improved bulletproof vests would be delivered to detachments by April 1, 2013.
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Frost still clings to the branches of the leafless trees as I make my way through the busy crowd all wrapped in their furs. The sun shines but offers little worth as I shiver going through trash hoping to find a bite of food. Thankful that I have found a handful of grain and scraps of meat, I make my way to the old tree just a few feet away from the cobble stone street. Eating what I had found my mind wonders to the thought that I will be sleeping out side again tonight, but a blast of a trumpet breaks my concentration. I look up to see every one gathering to the sides of the road so I do as well. Gazing down the street I see a parade of white horses trotting toward me. The rides of the steeds are covered in purple garments. As they continue their march, the flags they are holding come into my sight, and I recognize the crest that the waving flags bear to be that of the neighboring kingdom. During pause of the trumpets bleats a Herald yells
I look in awe at the beautiful horse and the armored knights riding them but it's nothing compared to the Kings golden chariot. The reflection of the gold in the sun light as it passed by was an unforgettable moment and the only thing I could think was.
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Thank you for letting me know! I clicked on the fulfill request tab before I realized I had the wrong Laura. As I looked at my pictures I was puzzled. The Bishop family plot appears to have more than 20 lots. However only a few are marked. There are two Entriken memorials but I only found one Laura. Glad you have a photo.
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These Charming Dangle Earrings from Rings and Things are great to wear with any outfit. You can make chain jewelry with ease by following these instructions. These simple and elegant earrings also make great gifts for the women in your life!
- 1 doz [use 6] Crystal, Bead, Faceted Bicone, 6mm
- 1 0.5 gross [use 2] French Clip, Plated
- 1 pkg of 100 [use 6] Head Pin, 2", Thin
- 1 pkg of 100 [use 14] Jump Ring, Copper, Oval, Heavy
- 1 pkg of 100 [use 6] Jump Ring, Oval, 3x4mm
- 1 ea Liver of Sulfur, XL Gel, 2 oz.
- 1 spool [use six 5cm pieces] SP Wire, Copper, 16ga, Round, 32'
- Chasing Hammer
- Zebra Stripe, Six-Piece Set
- Steel 4" Square Block
- Wubbers™, Large Square Mandrel Pliers
Method 1 – Cut then bend…
- String selected beads on the head or eye pin.
- Keep about 8mm (1/3") of wire. Cut off any extra.
- Use round nose pliers to grasp the wire just above the bead, at the arrow, and bend sharply away from you.
- Now use small round nose pliers to grasp the tip of the wire, and bend it smoothly around the pliers down close to the beads.
Method 2 – Bend then cut…
- String selected beads on the head or eye pin.
- Use round nose pliers to grasp the wire just above the bead, at the arrow, and bend sharply away from you.
- Keep about 8mm (1/3") of wire. Cut off any extra.
- Now use small round nose pliers to grasp the tip of the wire, and bend it smoothly around the pliers down close to the beads.
Wire-wrapped beaded head or eye pins:
(For best results, use both chain-nose and round-nose pliers.)
- Use chain-nose pliers to grasp the wire just above the top of the bead.
- Use your fingers to bend the wire sharply over the top of the pliers, at a 90° angle. You should have 2-3mm of straight wire between the bead and the bend (less for fine-gauge wire, more for heavy wire or more wraps).
- Use round-nose pliers to grasp a spot just above the bend, and use your fingers to smoothly bend the wire all the way around the tip of the pliers. (For different sizes of loops, bend the wire around thinner or thicker portions of the pliers' tip.)
- Now use pliers to grasp the wire firmly across the loop. Use your fingers or chain-nose pliers to carefully wrap the wire around the stem. For best control, experts recommend you break this step into a series of half wraps.
- Trim excess with flush cutters.
Jump-Ring Hint:
- When you open and close jump rings, twist sideways instead of "ovalling" them. This keeps their shape better, which makes them easier to close all the way.
Chain Links:
- Open un-soldered chain links the same way you would a jump ring.
Double Jump Rings:
- Double them up for extra security, or a chain-mail look.
How to Use Crimps:
- For all crimping, use firm pressure, but don't squeeze so hard that you cut the stringing material or break your tools.
- To simply flatten a crimp bead or tube, use fl at-nose pliers.
- To achieve a smaller, rounder crimp, use crimp pliers.
- Use a crimp cover to hide the crimp inside what looks like a 3-4mm round bead.
- Small center-crimp tubes may require needle-nose pliers or fine-tipped fl at-nose pliers.
- Use the outside indent to shape the crimp into an oval.
- With the cord on either side of the indent, use the inner indent to secure the crimp around the cord.
- Move the crimp back to the outer indent to fold it into a round shape.
Bullion (aka French Wire):
- Cut two pieces in precise equal lengths (approx ½-¾"), add one crimp or bead and one piece of bullion to the end of wire cable. Loop the cable through one portion of clasp and back through the crimp or bead. Pull gently until the bullion is inside finishing bead or flush against the crimp. Crimp closed.
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Neighbourhood restaurants go from strength to strength and in these credit-crunchy days they are likely to play a bigger role in our plans. It may be basic economics but when you factor in the cost of travel to and from dinner in the West End, the hassle involved, and the fact that local restaurants usually offer keenly priced meals, neighbourhood restaurants hold key cards.
There's also an in-built quality control mechanism: a genuine neighbourhood restaurant is doomed without repeat business. Because it has a defined catchment area, a local lives or dies on its reputation: that may take years to build up but only a couple of bad meals to lose.
Good neighbourhood restaurants survive by staying in step with their clientele; locals need to be able to get a table, the menu needs plenty on it that appeals and the place needs to feel comfortable. Something that is just as crucial when it comes to describing the dishes as it is for the chairs.
When a neighbourhood restaurant has proved itself, the locals feel proprietorial and only when the locals are happy do they become true regulars. Of course, if you don't have a good neighbourhood restaurant of your own, then there is always the strategy of visiting one on someone else's patch. Take a place like Lemonia in NW1. This certainly qualifies as a local restaurant and whenever you visit there will be lots of local people dining, but it could never keep so exceptionally busy if it had to rely solely on customers from Primrose Hill. As Mr Michelin would have it, you can say of Lemonia that, "il faut un détour".
It seems a strange concept but there's nothing to stop you seeking out another borough's neighbourhood restaurants. You may have to justify this to yourself by rebranding them as "destination" restaurants and you may incur that dreaded taxi bill, but it won't be so traumatic as a visit to the West End.
Genuine local restaurants come with the reassurance of a decent reputation. Fortunately, the values that have enabled them to prosper as a local restaurant may be identical to the ones that define your perfect venue. Like many restaurants that have been quietly going about their business for years, even the best local must do without the constant press coverage afforded to new and fashionable cutting-edge restaurants, because, as the reasoning goes, it's only a "local" place. But that lack of coverage means the chefs are under less pressure to turn out fashionable food. The menu may keep its old favourites providing that they are the dishes the all-important locals want.
Here are a few choice local restaurants that have managed to draw in, and more importantly retain, a local following. They represent a variety of different cuisines and they are spread out across London. If one of them is local to you, then you will certainly know about it already. For the rest of us they are restaurants that may have slipped off our radar.
These places are worth the journey: you can expect reliable food and a welcome absence of frills and excesses. Now it's just a question of tracking them down and enjoying some very decent food at prices that are unlikely to break the bank.
Market - 45 Parkway, NW1 (020 7267 9700) £25pp ex-drinks.
Market won the Local Restaurant of the Year category at the 2008 London Restaurant Awards. It's a small restaurant with a good feel to it and "basic" décor. The food is honest and in the best British tradition — that's to say the "Gospel according to St John" — look out for delicacies like a rather good chicken and mushroom pie; Gloucester Old Spot pork belly with lentils; or mutton cutlets with potato cakes and caper sauce. Good food at agreeable prices.
Lemonia - 89 Regent's Park Road, NW1 (020 7586 7454) £20pp ex-drinks.
Lemonia opened its doors in 1979 and has continued to fly the flag for Greek Cypriot food ever since. No local restaurant has survived so long and been so successful (it's always busy and that includes the sibling restaurant Limani which is just across the road). The food is reliable, varied mezze, standard grills and main courses. The only downside can be the atmosphere, which can be loud and lively.
Enoteca Turi - 28 Putney High Street, SW15 (020 8785 4449) £25 ex-drinks.
Giuseppe Turi's first love is wine, but like all Italians he rather sensibly sees food and wine as two chapters of the same story. This restaurant has a fascinating Italian wine list strong on regionals and the menu changes regularly to feature less familiar dishes — rabbit wrapped in speck with potatoes and prunes; or papardelle served with a ragu made from duck. A charming local.
Ransome's Dock - 35-37 Parkgate Road, SW11 (020 7223 1611) £27pp ex-drinks.
Ransome's Dock is an old-established restaurant that has become something of local hero. For a start, the Dock is a resolutely British restaurant and much is made of the provenance of the ingredients used. Thus you'll find "Label Anglais" chickens and shorthorn beef. There's a genuine family-run feel to the place and an extensive wine list that will please the pickiest toper.
Sam's Brasserie - 11 Barley Mow Passage, W4 (020 8987 0555) £22pp ex-drinks.
Sam's Brasserie won the "60 under £60" category at the London Restaurant Awards. As the name implies this gong goes to a restaurant where two can eat well for £60. Despite being a relative newcomer Sam's has slipped seamlessly into Chiswick life whether for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner or just a drink. The food is broadly Modern British, pleasingly unfussy, and the service is slick.
Penk's - 79 Salusbury Road, NW6 (020 7604 4484) £25 ex-drinks.
Penk's is an old-established family-run bistro and embodies all that is best about such places. A recent sideways expansion of the premises has doubled the number of seats but by West End standards this is still a small restaurant. The menu is bistro food, French classics and simple cooking — blanquette of pork in cider; crispy roast duck à l'Orange. A forgiving wine list, good service, a friendly place.
Patio - 5 Goldhawk Road, W12 (020 7843 5194) £18pp ex-drinks.
Patio can be a very lively place. Presided over by ex-opera singer Eva Michalik and her husband Kaz this restaurant has been dishing out OK Polish food and a tidal wave of vodka for decades. Among a loyal local following it is known as the venue of choice for any and all celebrations. There is an à la carte but the set menu is better value and de rigueur.
Brula Bistro - 43 Crown Road, Twickenham, Middlesex (020 8892 0602) £18pp ex-drinks.
Nearly a decade ago two friends — Lawrence Hartley and Bruce Duckett — combined parts of their Christian names and opened an eponymous bistro. Their strategy was to offer very simple, somewhat old-fashioned French food at rock bottom prices. It worked. Brula serves potage du jour, steak frites or coquilles St Jacques. A gently priced wine list and friendly service complete the picture.
Upstairs - 89b Acre Lane, SW2 (020 7733 8855), £25pp ex-drinks.
Upstairs is a tiny restaurant and a relative newcomer. It's also something of a well-kept secret with the entrance hidden away and diners required to ring a bell for entry. The menu, the staff and the attitudes are all very French. The cooking is good and there is usually something on the short menu that appeals — a chicken liver and foie gras parfait, a chunk of halibut cooked with morels and asparagus. Simple wine list, slick service.
The Lobster Pot - 3 Kennington Lane, SE11 (020 7582 5556) £28pp ex-drinks.
Hervé Regent's eccentric little restaurant is a tad more expensive than most local eateries, but that is because he runs a temple to fish. Fresh fish from Billingsgate is cooked simply and accurately. There are fancier French classic dishes but this place is best when you're eating simple things like skate with beurre noisette. The décor will make you blink, as will the soundtrack of mournful Breton foghorns.
* Charles Campion's 2009 London Restaurant Guide is published on 10 September by Profile Books, £8.99
Cigala - 54 Lamb's Conduit Street, WC1 (020 7405 1717, www.cigala.co.uk)
Cigala is one of those restaurants that seems right at any time of life. In the luxurious BC years (Before Children) we popped in for paella and good Spanish white wine after work, dragging political contacts along to WC1. No one complained. We've taken babies and mothers-in-law for Sunday tapas and they are always unfazed by numbers or age ranges. The menu has no shocks, just all the dishes you associate with hot evenings in Spain: soft pulpo alla Gallega with paprika: sizzling prawns and garlic and as many patatas bravas as your children can eat while leaving room for turrones, the chocolate nougat confection which keeps Spain's dentists in business. You need a lot of paper napkins to survive this feast but there is always laid-back atmosphere and something memorable on the menu.
Anne McElvoy
Trinity - 4 The Polygon, SW4 (020 7622 1199, www.trinityrestaurant.co.uk)
Trinity looks cripplingly expensive yet it doesn't have to be. We locals know better than to be put off by a starched tablecloth and minimal interior so we flock there for sensibly priced set menus and outstanding fresh food. I recently spent a languid afternoon gazing out on Clapham Common while enjoying lunch with five friends. For three courses, including treats such as duck egg, summer truffles and black bream, we each paid £20. The cost of wine nudged up our bill but for more austere types several bottles are served in carafes. The set Sunday lunches — with Yorkshire puddings the size of a football — are renowned. And it's a short waddle home.
Sophia Money-Coutts
Arancia - 52 Southwark Park Rd, SE16 (020 7394 1751, www.arancia-london.co.uk)
A good local restaurant should chug along happily, keeping up the good work while you're away — trying out the latest trendy eaterie or on holiday — ready to welcome you with open arms and familiar dishes on your return. And so it is with Arancia, to which I returned after an extended break last week and found nothing had changed. The rustic, honest Italian cooking — exemplified by a starter of beautifully creamy mozarrella with rocket and aged Balsamic — was, as ever, on song. The menu changes weekly to reflect locally-sourced, seasonal produce so I ordered the lamb stew with summer vegetables. With starters at under £5, mains for £10 or less and a sensible wine list, Arancia is great value for money.
Deborah Collcutt
The Anglesea - 35 Wingate Road, W6 (020 8749 1291)
I've always loved The Anglesea, my local gastropub at the end of one of west London's prettiest streets. In winter there's a blazing log fire and you can sit in the tatty old leather chesterfield reading the papers with a drink before supper. There are heaters so you can eat outdoors too, even when it's cold. The Anglesea feels almost nicer when it's quiet, say on a mid-week lunchtime. The food is straight-forward, affordable and the menu, scrawled on a blackboard, changes twice daily. My favourites are things like country terrine with toast and homemade chutney (£7.50) or a pint of prawns with aioli (£8.95) or the roast-beef sandwich with horseradish (£7). You can order single oysters (£2) and decent French wines by the glass (a chilled Gamay is £4.95).
Katie Law
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Twitter Timeline eCPM is higher than Facebook feed.
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Anthony Ha points out Twitter has 80 cent eCPMs, vs 71 cents for Facebook:
Twitter's ability to monetize is improving. It says advertising revenue per timeline view was $0.80 for the three months ending on June 30 of this year, up 26 percent from the same period in 2012. That number is significantly higher in the United States ($2.17) compared to the rest of the world ($0.30), though the international number is up 111 percent year-over-year.
Why invent an entirely new ad metric (and one without a handy acronym)? Well, Twitter has an unusual advertising model, with advertisers paying to promote tweets, trends, and accounts in users' news feeds, so the standard ad measurement of CPMs (the cost per thousand impressions) may not apply. The fact that "advertising revenue per timeline view" actually measures revenue for every 1,000 timeline views suggests that this metric is may be a proxy of sort for CPMs.
(It's probably a little dodgy to compare Twitter's numbers with traditional CPMs, but hey, just for fun — according to eMarketer, Facebook had an effective CPM of $.071 on mobile and $0.19 on desktop in 2012.)
However, Twitter is really selling its ads as a way for companies to engage with consumers, so the filing also notes trends in cost per ad engagement — basically, it's been falling steadily, with a sequential decrease of 46 percent in the last quarter, 12 percent the quarter before than, and 19 percent the quarter before that. (A decline in cost means Twitter is getting paid less for each engagement.) The filing attributes these declines to an increase in ad inventory, which has been partially offset by growing demand.
Advertising also gets its own section (page 18, if you want to read along) in the filing's discussion of various risk factors, where Twitter notes that all kinds of things could go wrong with its ad programs — for example if Twitter is unable to convince brands to invest in building a presence on the service, or if new programs like its video-base Amplify ads don't take off, or if the decline in cost per engagement continues.
As we wrote earlier, Twitter brought in $253 million in revenue in the first six months of the year. Of that amount, $221 million (87 percent) came from ads, compared to $32 million (13 percent) from data licensing. In comparison, the company made $7 million from advertising in all of 2010 (that's when it launched its first ad programs) and $21 million from data licensing. Oh, and Twitter says that mobile accounts for 65 percent its ad revenue.
Mobile is now a majority of Facebook's ad revenue, too.
Impressive that Twitter went from 0 to $500 million in revenues in 4 years:
Twitter needs to improve its costs:
But the largest portion of Twitter's costs is R&D, which it defines in large part as salaries for engineers. Twitter has 2,000 employees — a massive number for such a simple-looking product. Twitter says, "From January 1, 2010 to June 30, 2013, we increased the size of our workforce by more than 1,800 employees."
Eighteen hundred! For a device that publishes 140 characters at a time. What are they all doing?
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Soccer Kicks and knees allowed In Pride 32 The Real Deal
Just wanted to if the NSAC is allowing these techniques? If not, how do you guys think Shogun will do against Randleman? I still feel that Shogun will whoop the Monsters but all over the place, but will this make it a less exciting fight?
Soccer kicks and knees are not allowed. Pride will follow the same rules as UFC that are set forth by NSAC. They will still have yellow cards to maintain the pace of a Pride fight. Rua is good but I think Randleman will win.
same rules as ufc. but i also heard that the president of pride stated he wasnt going to allow elbows either for the fighters safety? i dunno:dunno:
No elbows as well. Damn. Shogun will really have to work on his take down defense or sit-outs or he's gonna be trouble. But I guess that depends on which Monster comes to fight. Can't wait to see the card. I hope Joey Villasenor whoops Robbie Lawler.
yeah with no kicks and that shogun might have his hands a bit fuller. randlemans gonna wrestle him down for sure. but im sure shogun is training grappling like no other. randlemans game plan is gonna be the same that coleman used. but hopefully, no dislocated joints this time
Yeah you're probably right. Randleman hasn't really evolved as a fighter over the years. But he still has great wrestling, GnP, and a nasty left hook. I actually think that Randleman has more explosive hands than Shogun. I'm still going for Shogun because he's a more versatile and complete fighter. Plus he does some crazy shiznit.
i think the yellow cards will presenst an immidiate difference between PRIDE and the UFC to the casual fans... i have to believe that people will enjoy seeing rules actually inforced!!!
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