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Rhinoplasty in La Jolla, CA
Shumway Cosmetic Surgery, accredited by the Joint Commission and awarded the Gold Seal of Approval which reflects our commitment to excellence and quality patient care, offers rhinoplasty to local residents requiring cosmetic surgery.
Genetics are an amazing thing. You inherited your mother's eyes, your father's sense of humor, your grandmother's flawless complexion, and your Uncle Albert's nose. You love your Uncle Albert, but his nose, not so much. Or maybe you were blessed with a perfect nose, but it took a decidedly crooked turn south when it met your airbag in that car crash, and now you're having trouble breathing. Whatever your concerns regarding your nose, either cosmetic or functional, there is a solution: rhinoplasty.
Rhinoplasty (nose surgery) is a procedure that has been around for centuries. It continues to be one of the most popular procedures we do at Shumway Cosmetic Surgery. And because rhinoplasty surgery is a very delicate and precise procedure, even the smallest change can dramatically change your overall appearance, if you so choose.
What Is Nose Surgery?
There are a few types of nose surgery. Rhinoplasty corrects cosmetic issues while septoplasty resolves most medical difficulties, such as a deviated septum. These procedures can be used alone or together if you're unhappy with both the appearance and function of your nose. Revisional or secondary surgery is done when you have had nose surgery and are dissatisfied with the results, whether functional or aesthetic.
Another option for those who are unhappy with the appearance of their nose is to use a rhinoplasty injectable. A non-surgical solution, injectables can't alter the size of the nose, but they can build up parts of the nose, camouflage a bump, or create more symmetry. Shumway Cosmetic Surgery uses Radiesse®, a dermal filler with results lasting up to one year.
Am I Good Candidate For Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty)?
Whether you suffer from functional problems such as difficulty breathing due to a restricted airway or are just concerned about the look of your nose, rhinoplasty could be just the solution you're seeking. And while most people are good candidates for rhinoplasty surgery, the following criteria are critical for a successful result:
- It is best for patients to have reached full facial growth, typically between at least 13 and 16 years of age
- It is imperative that patients be in both good physical and emotional health
- It is critical that patients have realistic expectations as this is not a quest for perfection
If this sounds like you, the next step would be to schedule a consultation with Dr. Shumway at our La Jolla office in Southern California.
Why Choose Dr. Shumway as Your Rhinoplasty Surgeon?
Shumway Cosmetic Surgery is located in sunny La Jolla, California, part of the easily accessible San Diego area.
Dr. Robert A. Shumway, MD, FACS is an expert in the field of cosmetic surgery. He received his credentials at the nation's most prestigious medical centers and has been a cosmetic surgery instructor at Duke, UCLA, and UCSD. Dr. Shumway stresses the importance of close post-operative care and carefully instructs patients through both the surgical and recovery process.
Dr. Shumway always evaluates each patient personally. He will carefully consider which techniques will best work for you and will provide exceptional results with minimal downtime.
How Is Rhinoplasty Surgery Performed?
There are two basic types of nose surgery techniques: closed and open. Which is best for you depends on many factors, and Dr. Shumway will discuss both techniques with you at your consultation.
Closed Rhinoplasty
Closed rhinoplasty means that all incisions are done inside the nose, through the nostrils, so there is no visible evidence of the surgery. Rapid healing and no visible scarring are benefits of this approach.
Open Rhinoplasty
In open rhinoplasty, a small incision is made across the small column of skin at the base of the nose between your nostrils. This technique allows for more exposure and is helpful in more complex situations. The length of the healing period from open rhinoplasty is generally a bit longer than closed rhinoplasty, and while there may be scarring, it is usually very minimal.
For most patients, the rhinoplasty procedure is relatively brief; many can be performed in approximately an hour.
During the surgery, Dr. Shumway will carefully reshape your bones and cartilage to achieve the desired result. After surgery, a small plastic splint is often worn for 5 to 7 days to maintain the new shape and provide protection for your "new nose".
How Long Will It Take to Recover?
The recovery period is generally quite painless for most rhinoplasty patients. Minimal bruising and swelling around the nose and eyes is common, but most patients will experience little discomfort. "Taking it easy" is about all that is needed, along with keeping your head elevated and applying cold compresses to keep swelling at bay.
Most rhinoplasty patients can return to normal activities, such as work or school, in about a week. At that time your "new nose" will likely be looking better than your "pre-surgery nose". While visible improvements are seen almost immediately, it does take several months for swelling to completely subside.
How Will I Look?
Depending on the reason for your nose surgery, cosmetic or functional, your nose can look dramatically different or basically the same depending on what you desire. End results and expectations will be discussed at length in your consultation with Dr. Shumway.
How Much Does a Rhinoplasty Cost in San Diego and La Jolla, CA?
The cost of your rhinoplasty will depend on the extent of surgery that is needed for your individual anatomy and cosmetic goals. The procedure may be covered by your insurance if you are having the procedure for medical reasons, such as repair after trauma or breathing problems caused by the internal structures of your nose. We offer payment plans and work closely with CareCredit™ to help you with the cost of your rhinoplasty.
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On the Road to a New You
Calling Shumway Cosmetic Surgery for a consultation is your first step in the rhinoplasty process. In our La Jolla office, Dr. Shumway will listen to your concerns and provide you with his professional expertise. You will discuss where there might be room for improvements, your options, and the safest and most effective plan to achieve your goals.
At your consultation, you will have the opportunity to see many before and after photos of others who have chosen Dr. Shumway as their rhinoplasty surgeon.


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"When Americans like you, they show it," says the needy actor. "Brits won't even let you know you're good. Must keep us in our place, you know."
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His love of The Beatles led him to buy the rights to the band's entire back catalogue – a treasured possession that he was forced to sell to cover his mounting debts – and yesterday Michael Jackson also received the benefit of Sir Paul McCartney's expert tuition. During a private tour of London's 02 arena, the "king of pop" became the first artist to see the British Music Experience, a new interactive exhibit which includes a recording of Sir Paul dispensing music tips.
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Tottenham star Peter Crouch admits he has unfinished business with AC Milan ahead of their meeting.
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Tottenham star Peter Crouch admits he has unfinished business with AC Milan ahead of their Champions League meeting on Tuesday.
Spurs travel to San Siro on Tuesday for the first leg with Crouch battling to shake off a back injury to face the Italian giants.
Crouch has a score to settle with Milan after being a member of the Liverpool side that lost to the Rossoneri in the 2007 Champions League final.
The England international started the final against Milan on the bench and he admits Rafa Benitez's decision not to start him still hurts.
"Looking back, it was an achievement to get to the final and I'm very proud we did that - but I was very angry and disappointed not to start," Crouch told The Sun.
"I'd scored seven in the Champions League that year, was our top scorer in all competitions and I felt good.
Regrets"I was expecting to play and was really disappointed when I found I was on the bench.
"I genuinely believe that, although Milan were a fantastic team, we could have beaten them so it was frustrating that I didn't get more of a chance.
"It was still a great achievement to get to the final with the players and the teams that are in the Champions League. But the loser's medal isn't quite what you are looking for.
"I have the medal on display but it's tucked in behind the FA Cup winner's medal I got when we beat West Ham the year before.
"It's true I look back on it with regrets.
"I think we could have won it and it still hurts that I didn't get enough chance on the pitch. There's some unfinished business for me against them, without a doubt."
Crouch is confident Spurs can go to Milan and get a positive result and he is expecting an exciting encounter in Italy.
"Of course we believe. Every time we go out we expect to win," added Crouch.
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"We've raised our game in the big matches and I think any player who loves football would want to watch this game.
"We've tried to cut out the unpredictability of Tottenham, where we are great one day and terrible the next.
"There was a little bit of a stigma about when we went away from home, where other teams thought they could get into us and upset us. We've tried to get away from that.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Auburn made 15 three-pointers and placed five players in double figures as the Tigers defeated Alabama 82-77 and sweep the Tide for the first time since 2009 in Coleman Coliseum on Saturday.
Ronnie Johnson scored 15 points, including 12 in the first half, while Danjel Purifoy and Jared Harper scored 14 apiece. Eleven of Harper's points came in the second half.
Mustapha Heron scored 13 points, making all six free throw attempts, including four in the final 48 seconds. Bryce Brown scored 12 points on 4-of-5 3-pointers while dishing out three assists.
"This was a big win," said Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl. It's a big win for me because it's a big win for the Auburn Family. A big win for Coach (Sonny) Smith, for our alumni and our donors who made the trip over. It's a big win for me."
Auburn, which went 15-of-27 (.556) from behind the arc, set a SEC season-high for made treys while being the second most made this season.
The Tigers used a 26-12 run with seven 3-pointers, including three by Purifoy and one each from Brown, Johnson, Lang and Harper, for its largest lead at 69-54 lead with 7:41 left.
"It felt great," said Purifoy, whose hometown in Bibb County is 25 minutes from Tuscaloosa. "Before this game even started, I knew it was going to be my breakout game. I live close to here and have a lot of family at the game, and I knew that I would have to do what I was going to do in order for us to get this one."
Auburn led 76-64 with 3:46 left before turnovers and missed free throws allowed Alabama to score 10 straight points in 1:12 to close to within 78-74 with a minute left.
Johnson scored eight straight Auburn points followed by a T.J. Dunans steal and layup to give the Tigers a 23-16 lead. Brown's third 3-pointer of the half gave Auburn its biggest lead at 36-25 with 6:06 left in the half.
The Tide answered with an 8-0 run, but the Tigers held a 41-39 lead at the half after shooting 55 percent from the floor while making 7-of-13 3-pointers. Johnson led Auburn with 12 points at the half while Brown made 3-of-4 treys for nine points, the most in seven games.
Purifoy, who scored his most points in six games, hit two-straight 3s followed by another Johnson trey for a 54-48 Auburn lead with 11:32 remaining. Bryce hit another 3 for 57-49 lead 10:36 left.
Auburn improved to 15-8, 4-6 while Alabama fell to 13-9, 6-4. The Tide has lost only four times in the last 12 games with two of them being by Auburn.
The Tigers outshot the Tide 51 percent to 43 percent while holding Alabama to only 38 percent shooting in the second half. Alabama outrebounded Auburn 47-28 and had a 19-5 advantage in second chance points.
Braxton Key and Corbin Collins led Alabama with 17 points each while Dazon Ingram had 16 points.
Auburn plays host to Mississippi State (14-8, 5-5), who came back from a 19-point deficit to defeat Tennessee 64-59 earlier in the day, on Tuesday at 8 pm CT on ESPNU.


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It began in 2010, when Dr. Jennifer Hefner, an associate superintendent in Alexander County, wrote and received a drop-out prevention grant through the Department of Public Instruction. The grant, which would last two years, paid for the implementation of three "student advocates" in Alexander County.
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In another study confirming and expanding upon something we already knew, the listicle specialists at FinancesOnline found that women are more active and interactive on social in nearly every category—and that they will have the greatest influence over what shape the networks take next.
Some of the findings, based on data taken from Nielsen and the Pew Research Center, are actually a little surprising:
Women are more likely than men to interact with brands on social across all categories. They are:
- 10% more likely to state their support
- 6% more likely to make efforts to stay up to date on brands' activities
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Alan Oliney was a member of Stunts Unlimited. Alan has doubled actors including Eddie Murphy and Wesley Snipes.
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Alan doubled Clarence Williams III in "The Mod Squad" (1968-1973). Here are some examples of Alan's work on the show.
Below: Alan (in yellow shirt) played a college student in the "Mod Squad" episode, "Confrontation" (1969)
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It doesn't rain, but it pours… Verisign's Tom Kershaw, speaking in BusinessWeek, had this to say:
But the role of the telephone company is a different question. I'm not sure we'll even say that word anymore. We'll think of communications providers as people who provide us with broadband access and people who provide us with applications. You won't just buy dial-tone like you do today. You'll do IM with voice integrated [into the technology]. You'll have games with voice integrated.
In tomorrow's world, dial-tone is a commodity. What we'll buy are connectivity, applications, and addressing / name resolution services (think DNS). Verisign's play here is a very smart play. Today's VoIP infrastructure has just rudimentary address resolution capabilities, and no credentialling. Anyone can spoof the voice network once you've attached an IP device. Verisign's expertise in security and secure credentials could be a critical piece to solve that problem.


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WASHINGTON -- Dallas Attorney Spencer Barasch is "transitioning his law practice" -- away, apparently, from Andrews Kurth.
Barasch is the former SEC managing attorney in Fort Worth who was sanctioned in 2012 for taking on Allen Stanford's company as a client after he left the SEC, in violation of ethics rules. Barasch joined Andrews Kurth in 2005, after spending several years as the head of the enforcement division in the Fort Worth office, a role in which an inspector general later found he had scuttled earlier investigations into Stanford.
Stanford is serving a 110 year sentence in federal prison after being convicted of running the $7 billion Ponzi scheme, the largest in Texas history.
Andrews Kurth has stood by its partner steadfastly since 2005, despite waves of criticism as the consequences of the Stanford scheme rippled throughout the legal and financial worlds. Vice.com has spent much of the past year reporting on his role at the SEC in a five-part series sharply critical of him and the agency.
A report in yesterday's American Lawyer broke the news that Barasch is leaving Andrews Kurth, shortly after his law firm settled a malpractice case brought by a Houston real estate company who had alleged the firm should have alerted it to the federal government's growing suspicions about Stanford while it was the lawyer for both his firm and the real estate firm. (Our story on that case is here.)
In The American Lawyer story, Andrews Kurth managing partner Robert Jewell issued the following statement:
"Spence Barasch is still a highly valued member of Andrews Kurth, however, he is in the process of transitioning his legal practice. Under those circumstances, we have agreed that it's best not to continue to publish his website biography during the transition period. The firm continues to fully support Spence in all of his endeavors."


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Bingham Documentary
By Jonas Weir
The folks at Wide Awake Films know a thing or two about making documentaries. The Kansas City production company has been making documentaries on the Civil War with a focus on historical reenactments for more than twenty years now. However, when the Friends of Arrow Rock approached the company to make a film on George Caleb Bingham, the production team found some new challenges.
"It's hard to re-create his art for the camera," says Shane Seley, director of The American Artist. "Fortunately, I'm surrounded by some very gifted people."
Aside from having a team that knows a thing or two about historical reenactments, Shane enlisted the help of Missouri artists to transform Bingham's heralded portraits of the American frontier into works in progress.
For this documentary, Wide Awake Films is filming around the state with a focus on Arrow Rock, where Bingham kept his studio. Although the topic has local appeal and the production company has a good working relationship with PBS station KCPT in Kansas City, Shane says he is looking for a bigger platform for this hour-long documentary.
"His story is just so uniquely American," Shane says. "We had the top American curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art say that one of their Bingham paintings is one of the top ten paintings ever done by an American."
Bingham is most well-known for his 1845 oil painting Fur Traders Descending the Missouri, which hangs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
The American Artist is slated to be released next summer. For updates, visit binghamfilm.com, wideawakefilms.com, or friendsofarrowrock.org.


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Here is my Lara Croft cosplay from the 2012/2013 Tomb Raider reboot. I made the bow and arrow to look like the first bow Lara finds (deer hunting lol)
Photography by Violet Vesper.
Photography by Violet Vesper.
It's so nice, but you'd better you do a really surviror face. More... Scared, do you know?
But it's much better than anyone could do!
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But it's much better than anyone could do!
Love it. <3
Excellent cosplay! You've got the perfect look of 'Reborn' Lara, and I really like your bow.
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The bow and arrow are so cool. You look so fit and dangerous, the level of battering to the outfit is done perfectly.


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Saturday, July 12, 2008
Farworld: Water Keep Blog Tour with J. Scott Savage
Welcome to the next stop of the blog tour for J. Scott Savage's amazing book Farworld: Water Keep!
We're on location--floating in the middle of the great Snake River in Idaho. Stay tuned to see how you can win a FREE copy of this book!
I figured this location would be great for the Farworld:Water Keep book interview!
The current of the Snake River is swift and strong and there are many unpredictable areas of the river. You can enjoy white water rafting, cliff jumping, swimming along the shore, boating and more. Farworld:Water Keep is like a river with great action, swift and strong twists and turns, trips through the rapids of plot excitement and mysteries all along the way. You'll feel like you've just completed an exciting river run when you finish this book, but you'll be thirsting for more.
I'm happy to invite author J. Scott Savage along on my river run!
What do you think of this interview location—where's your lifejacket?
J:I'm good with the river part. I love swimming. But this whole snake thing frankly makes me a little nervous. Please tell me it's because of the twisting nature of the river and not, you know, the snakes.
R:Hey, aren't you the same person who created the Thrathkin S'Bae? Don't worry about snakes—although there are lots of different kinds around—the Snake River is named as such because it twists through the land like a snake.
We're going to mix this interview up with some other fun questions. Since I'm a stay at home with two little kids, this will give you a feel of how it is to read a book in my house. I was dying to find out what would happen to Marcus, Kyja, and Riph-Raph but I often had to put the book down when there was only one page left of a chapter and rescue someone or something!
J:Understand, only too well.
R: How did you formulate the idea of this story?
J: A half a cup of plot. Two teaspoons of character. And lots of chocolate chips.
You know this story actually grew over the course of several years from an idea about a boy in a wheelchair, to a wizard and a warrior, then a girl who couldn't do magic. But until I started writing it, the ideas just weren't that strong. Then everything just started falling into place.
R: What is your favorite childhood game or toy?
J:I had this robot toy I really loved when I was about three or four. Then one day it tried to go down the stairs, It wasn't pretty.
R: How did you come up with all of the interesting names and creatures in this book?
J:That may have been the best part of writing fantasy. I just tried to imagine really cool creatures I'd never seen before. It was so much fun. Some of the names came easily. Others took awhile. My wife actually named Kyja for me.
R: What is your favorite kind of ice cream/popsicle?
J: You know those ones that are orange popsicle on the outside and vanilla ice-cream inside? Not those. Kidding. They are my favorite. When I was a kid they used to be called 50/50 bars.
R:Popsicle is actually a forbidden word in our house because as soon as someone says it my 2 ½ year old starts freaking out because she thinks she needs one!
J:She's not around now is she? (Eating quickly. I hate to make kids cry)
R:How many books will be in the Farworld series?
J: 27 . . . or 5.
R: What is the best tip you can give for potty training a child?
J: Guilt. Every time your child has an accident, tell them a bunny died. Unless you think that's . . . you know . . . mean or something.
R:Okay, I'll keep that in mind. I can see why you write fantasy and not self-help books! :)I love the cover. Give us a teaser of some of the other artwork and maps in this book
R: What do you do when your kids are teasing each other mercilessly?
J:Well with my older son and daughter, I'd just say. "Go ahead. Make each other cry. Bloody each other's noses. I don't care." Then they'd look at me and say, "No." and they'd be nice to each other. That doesn't work so well with my two boys.
R: Maybe I could turn into a Thrathkin S'Bae and that would get mine to behave.
What plans do you have to continue promotion of Farworld? School visits, book signings, etc.?
J: Tons and tons. In fact I have a plan for book two that I think will just blow people away.
R: Do you think you'll be doing any other interviews along the Snake River?
J: Well, we haven't seen any snakes. So I'm open to it.
R:Thanks so much for the interview!
Will you please give me a list of the other books you've published and where they're available?
Cutting Edge
Into the Fire
House of Secrets
Dead on Arrival
The first two are out of print. So you have to use half.com or something like that. The last two are available at most LDS and Utah bookstores. In fact deseretbook.com has them on sale for like $2. So they may end up out of print soon too.
How would you like to win a free, Advance Readers's Copy of Farworld: Water Keep by J. Scott Savage? You can't buy this book in stores until it's release in September, but I get to give away a free ARC as part of this blog tour.
You must be reside in the United States or Canada to be eligible to win.
All you need to do is leave a comment on this post and you will be entered in the drawing.
If you'd like an extra entry, then you can do a quick write-up on your blog and link back to this one.
All comments and links must be made by August 5th.
On August 6th, I will have one of my kids draw a name from all entries. If you are the winner, you must email me at email@example.com with your address and J. Scott Savage will make sure you get your free copy of Farworld: Water Keep.
Farworld: Water Keep teasers from J. Scott Savage's blog:
Come join Marcus and Kyja as they try to save both Farworld and Earth. Each time they jump between worlds, they learn more and more about magic . . . and the mystery of who they really are.
Some fun teasers: Read the first Two Chapters here and another teaser from the book here.
Remember if you'd like to learn more about Farworld, enter my contest to win a free ARC!
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Laurel Burch Legends: 9 Quilts Inspired by the Earth, Sea & Sky
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Laurel Burch Brings You Creatures of the Earth, Sea & Sky. World-renowned artist and fabric designer Laurel Burch brings you fabulous new quilt designs in her signature style. Whimsical projects range from wallhangings to table runners, with ideas for adapting designs for pillows and other home décor accents. Simple fusible appliqué and embellishment techniques yield stunning results. Laurel Burch's fanciful designs are loved for their lush imagery and vibrant palette of color, and this new collection of exotic birds, fish, jungle creatures, and mythical women is especially entrancing! Step-bystep instructions and terrific embellishment techniques make these quilts surprisingly fast to finish.
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We try not to over-plan these trips because we never end up doing half of what we thought we would.
So far for our three days/nights we have one dinner reservation at the Hawksmoor-Seven Dials; two shows: "The Play That Goes Wrong" and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (yes, I am happy you were thrilled by "Matilda").
Will probably re-visit the Wallace Collection; am trying to decide between the Turner thing at the Tate vs. the Constable thing at the V+A.
I am going into Selfridge's where I have never been just to see if I can resist buying something (as in shoes) and to marvel at how some "stupid" American showed London how to shop!
The "new" thing will be a trip to Hampton Court and the "old" thing will be trying to find a place to eat either before or after those two shows and probably wishing we had made reservations!
Weather? I can only imagine but I will be bringing the trust down-filled jacket just in case; the umbrella goes without saying.
I just hope my "advanced age" doesn't preclude me from spending any money.
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We try not to over-plan these trips because we never end up doing half of what we thought we would.
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Your "advanced age" should encourage you to spend a bundle ! Who is the cute guy on your profile page ? He looks advanced but not of "advanced age".
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That's what we oldsters are, aren't we, slow-walking money dispensers? Certainly not people.
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What Bedar said! Please do a TR.
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Bedar, thank you for the compliment and I will be sure to tell my husband you asked.
As to a trip report. You know I would like to do one since this trip combines London, Berlin, and Venice under slightly unusual circumstances.
However, it would contain really REALLY "ordinary" information and probably will not contain the word "yummy" at all.
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I just hope my "advanced age" doesn't preclude me from spending any money.>
Well first thing in London I head for is the nearest Boots or stuch drug store to nab some codeine-aspirin for my old bones - helps after a day of rugged sightseeing. I enjoy Harrod's a lot - check out the Princess Di (and her bloke companion) Memorial and the central stairwell with a different surprise on every level - Egyptian motif of course.
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Yes, Pal, I have seen that "memorial" and more than once. I like Harrods a lot but this trip I will confine my shopping to Selfridge's I think, out of curiosity more than anything.
Right now I'm researching places to eat breakfast near The Savoy besides IN The Savoy.
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Have a great trip!
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Sanderskn, thanks for that although getting it was not the reason I posted.
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Hi DUKEY1,
Lucky you returning to London." Will probably re-visit the Wallace Collection." Excellent idea. Have you been to the COURTAULD GALLERY? Lovely and doable museum with a great collection of Impressionist art.
I am not a shopper. Been to London many times but not to Harrods, but I do enjoy Selfridges. Did you see the tv series about Selfridges? Really good.
In any case, enjoy and please give us a trip report...
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No, I have not been to the Courtauld and was unaware of its existence but will check it out on Google. Thanks for making that suggestion.
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I've always enjoyed visiting the Courtauld, and it's very close to the Savoy.
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Selfridges is much improved under its relatively new, ethnically Canadian, management after 90 years of indifferent (at best) control by English businesses and a tired spendthrift American publicist decades past his personal sell-by date. Its worldwide competitors voted it "Best department store in the world" in 2010, 2012 and 2014.
To my mind, its most impressive feature - even for grown ups - is the men's jeans department on its first (in English) floor. Called "men's denim" (even Canadian shopkeepers do like to revert to their trade's jargon every now and then), it's one of the few sections in any department store I know of that does what Gordon Selfridge claimed he was doing (and didn't): offer a range of products for practically every possible customer.
So £8 jeans from Selfridges' sister company Primark sit next to £300 jobs from quaint little designers in Los Angeles or overhyped Milan-based "style gurus". It even offers size adjustments allowing grownup bodies to fit into a garment rarely suitable for those over 30.
Selfridge would turn in his grave to see how real retailers have made this once tired relic a store customers want to visit.
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Selfridges also has wonderful windows - very innovative. There's usually something new every time you visit. You can walk to the Wallace collection from there, and take in Marylebone High Street as well.
We tried Hawksmoor - Air Street branch - last week. I liked the food, nice beetroot salad. Steaks were great too, but as usual in these places, far too big.
Breakfast near the Savoy? The Delauney.
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Oh and do go see the poppies at the Tower. It's impressive.
In the morning around 9 am it's quiet enough to take pictures.
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I love Selfridges and could spend days in there. Good luck in the shoe dept Dukey..last summer in the women's shoe dept I did NOT resist.
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Dukey1, I for one always tend to schedule the shopping for the last day before departing. It's easier to figure out how much money you've got left and how much of it you're willing to spend. Not that I'm implying you won't be able to resist the temptation
Hope you have a great time!!
Tulips, are the poppies still there? Do you have any idea for how long they're staying?
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On the British Legion website it says they are there until the 11th November.
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Once again, thoughtful recommendations which I appreciate. And I made a reservation for breakfast at the Delaunay for Thursday morning, too. Thanks, in particular for that rec.
We want this to be a relaxed three days and, fortunately, don't feel very compelled to do this or that. We also don't want that to morph into such laziness that prevents trying a few new things.
The poppies in the moat sound interesting, too.
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Dukey - you might also enjoy Liberty's at the top of Regent street [a short bus ride from Selfridges] - which has a beautiful building as well as some gorgeous things to look at if not to buy.
and if design is your thing, Heal's opposite Goodge Street station on Tottenham Court Road is worth a visit.
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Have a drink at The Ham Yard Hotel, the newest Firmdale hotel. Was there a couple of weeks ago and it is stunning.
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Re the Ham Yard. Weekender, we looked at that possibility for our trip over in 2015 and for whatever reasons (location I suspect as much as anything) we decided to try the Haymarket instead.
In the past we have consistently stayed in the Covent Garden and despite my somewhat awkward discussion with the Front Desk manager about how dynamic currency conversion is NOT "the only way we can do this charge" we have continued to stay there.
But your suggestion is welcome and we probably should check the place out as we might just change our minds so I appreciate that input.
Annhig, thank you for suggesting Liberty as I don't believe I have ever set foot in there, either. In the past when I was in any sort of shopping mode I usually did it all along Jermyn Street, in Fortnum's (a place I love to go just to be IN there) and that sort of thing. I'm really not much of a shopper but it is always nice to see how merchandise is marketed elsewhere. Your recommendations are, as always, thoughtful and appreciated I can assure you despite my periodic cantankerous moods.
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Dukey, cantankerous or not, if you like Fortnums, you'll love Liberty's.
You might even be tempted to buy something! [I always was].
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At Liberty (was just there about 2 weeks ago) there is some amazing antique furniture upstairs including some Mackintosh pieces.
One wall unit (Liberty's own brand) was absolutely astonishing -- as good as anything at the V&A and I've not seen anything quite like it. At £18.000 it was just outside my travel budget (but seemed totally reasonably priced for what it was). My goodness it was gorgeous.
Plus the bldg itself is just so interesting -- I try to stop in most every London visit.
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jj - they have some lovely things in there, but as you say, some may be just outside the budget [lol].
Usually I bought scarves, which I still have, though I did treat myself to a necklace once. they have some beautiful and unique pieces a bit like your wall unit, though a bit! cheaper.
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Liberty's is marvellous - and so completely different to the other departmental stores. It is worth just going to look evven if you don't buy anything. Their fabric designs are superb.
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All these additional comments are informative.
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Liberty is quintessentially British. Selfridges is a more homeongenous and international (though still very good) department store. I would definitely check out the former over the latter. Great for own-branded stationary and small leather goods like wallets and diaries. They always have something quirky like mismatched teasets of antique china, old nutcrackers, toasting forks, some decent mid century furniture and a very good perfumery.
They are also famous for their Christmas department. Its upstairs now but I actually liked it better a few years back when it used to be the basement. One of the staff told me they got sent down there to work if they were naughty as it was always hellishly busy with dreadful crimbo muzac on a loop. Have some fab things like crackers with Liberty theming (peacock feathers etc) and great ornaments.
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Is this becoming a shopping thread???? If it is, that's OK.
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like life, it is what you make it, Dukey.
I was once propositioned in the basement of Liberty's.
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"I was once propositioned in the basement of Liberty's."
That was you?
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Well, somebody did describe the place as "quintessentially British."
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Dukey, the "gentleman" who propositioned me was not, I think, British.
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Let's get back on track here: Cocktails
Dean Street Townhouse is also worth a try.
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Cocktails? Where did that come from? But, OK, and thanks for the suggestion although I suppose I should ask if those cocktails are artisanal or something else fabulous?
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If you're into traditional for breakfast try Simpson's, just down the Strand from the Savoy...very good English breakfast in a beautiful historic dining room.
Love Jermyn St for shopping...and Liberty's also great. Try the Connaught also for drinks in a nice hotel bar, and the area around there is fun for walking.
Olivetti on Elizabeth Street is good for a casual Italian dinner and there is a very private bar upstairs that not a lot of people know about....Elizabeth Street has good shops also, and the Cubbit is good for food and drinks also
Have fun...wishing I was headed to London again!
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Sorry...that bar is Joe's Bar above Olivocarne...one of his other resto's...but still on Elizabeth Street...oliveto and olivo are also on Elizabeth St and both are good too!
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Women Who Launch: Poggiagliolmi
Elizabeth Poggiagliolmi, 50
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It seems there is no place Elizabeth won't go. As a native Sabahan from Malaysia, Elizabeth studied in Singapore and London; and worked in Germany. While in the UK, she met and married her Italian husband whom she describes as "an unrooted and fellow earth traveller". It was not long before she started a family. According to Elizabeth 'the ingredients list on the label of a ketchup bottle suddenly became important'.
In 1999, the Poggiagliolmi family packed their bags, bought a farmhouse in an Italian countryside and began putting down roots living as idyllic organic farmers. Today, they earn a living off their land by producing premium organic olive oil.
This is my e-interview with Liz, the 50 year old idyllic organic farmer, who once held an desk-bound office job as a computer graphics designer.
What is the story behind Poggiagliolmi?
We moved to Tuscany from London when our daughter turned two years old. Much as we loved London, we felt city life was not a conducive environment to bring up a child. During our travels, we fell in love with Magliano in Toscana, a lovely medieval town between Florence and Rome. We ended up buying a farmhouse which came with 200 olive trees. I would say that was the beginning steps of our ten year journey producing olive oil as a business.
What is behind the name – Poggialiolmi?
Poggiagliolmi is my husband's family name. It is made up for three words, Poggio Agli Olmi – literally meaning "the hills where the elms are".
Is this your first business venture?
Yes. It is hard work!
As a family-run business, how do you balance out the roles and responsibilities?
I take care of the "downstream" – that is from sales, marketing, promotion and dealing with all the bureaucracy. My husband takes care of the "upstream" – that is farming, overseeing when to prune the trees and harvesting. But having said that, our roles often overlap.
What is the difference between organic olive oil and regular olive oil?
Organic olive oil production do not use fertilisers and pesticides. Olive trees have been around for centuries. But with time, we are driven to get more and more out of what Nature gives us. This leads to the use of fertilisers and pesticides for commercial purposes to increase production.
Another thing that commercialised large olive growers do is plant trees in close proximity in the hope to grow more trees within a grove. The problem with this is that olive trees like to have space between them. Planting trees too close together lessens the nutrients. This leads to the use of fertilisers to be added; and the close proximity encourages the growth of pests, which results in the use of pesticides.
How is your olive oil different?
Our farm is totally organic – by nature and by choice. Our trees are planted far apart giving plenty of root space to grow and absorb nutrients. We don't over-plant and we don't use fertilisers because we respect the natural lifecycle of the olive trees. The only real pest we face is the "olive fly" which infects the olives when they swell after the rains come in November/December. Most olive farmers spray pesticides to "coat" the olives. We prefer not to do this. Rather, we harvest earlier. We get less oil, but it is of a higher quality. That is also why our oil is so green. The green color is due to the high chlorophyll content, and remains green and aromatic even after two years. It is also high in anti-oxidants.
What is olive harvest season like?
Every year in September, we watch the skies. We worry if it gets cloudy. We want rain but not too heavy. Light rain helps to freshen the air surrounding the olive groves after the long hot summer weather from June to August. Then, comes the decision to make – choosing the right day. Once we have decided and agreed on the day of harvest, phone calls are made. Crates have to be delivered and pickers have to be notified.
On the day of harvest, the day starts with frenetic activity. From sunrise to sunset, it is non-stop picking. The crates are filled with the day's picking and delivered immediately to the olive press to be weighted, tagged and pressed immediately. Then the next day, and the next. This goes on for a week. Then, it is all over. On the field.
Is Singapore your first international market after Italy?
Yes. Singapore is our first attempt to introduce Poggiagliomi to the world. We used to give our family and friends our oil as presents, and sold our olives to local press. One time, we had some friends for dinner and they brought along some friends of theirs. To cut a long story short, one of the guests happened to be the famed chef Sandro Falbo (Executive Chef of The Fullerton Hotel Singapore). He loved our oil and couldn't get enough of it. He said to me "Get your oil to Singapore!'
Was it easy getting your oil on Singapore's market shelves?
It was scary. Disappointments came by the bucketful. I flew to Singapore and visited many shops. The important thing is to not be discouraged. Sometimes, all you need is just that one person to believe in you to help launch your business. Supernature in Singapore took me in on trust and I am always grateful for that first step. We are now entering the rest of Asia.
How do you see Poggiagliolmi faring in the competitive organics market?
With difficulty. Albeit the growing awareness of health and the need to eat healthy, cost is still an obstacle. Many people think we make a lot of money from selling organic. It is the large producers who are making the huge profits. I believe the answer to this question lies with the consumer. Whoever tastes our oil will know it is good oil.
What is the biggest challenge you face?
Bridging the shipping costs. This is the most frustrating for me. I know we have a good product and I know customers want to buy. But rising shipping costs is one of the main drivers of having a higher price point.
Give us an olive fun fact.
Did you know it takes olives from one olive tree to make 2litres of olive oil?
What advice would you give to young women entrepreneurs?
You have to have passion. Without passion, you might as well stay in bed or put all your savings in the bank and gain interest. When you believe in a product, you have to keep going. Someone once said to me "There is no 'No' in this business". I just have to keep trying until I get a yes!
Who do you admire?
Anita Roddick. She said "A great advantage I had when I started The Body Shop was that I had never been to business school".
What does that quote mean to you?
I often asked myself what she meant by that quote. I understand it now. In business, I am learning everyday. If I had gone to business school and been made aware of all the possible pitfalls, all the risks – I would not have even started.
Poggiagliolmi's label is very unique. How did you come up with the design?
When we moved to Tuscany, our daughter was two years old. It is her drawing of our new life on farm at the time that we now use on our labels.
Thanks Liz ♥ Poggiaggliolmi olive oils are now available in Singapore at Supernature.
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Dear Guests,
Our philosophy, to give our guest exquisite taste, great portions, and a great value has remained unchanged
since our opening in 2002. We have put our utmost effort to give our guests 100% satisfaction in every way.
Through proper and periodic training of staffs, we ensure every guest gets a satisfying experience every visit.
One of the best features of our restaurant is the stone grill. 2inch thick stone grill is made of living
Another feature of our restaurant is that we strictly use Canadian Pork for our menu. Canadian Pork has