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Ayasultan HotelAlemdar Mah. Çatalçeşme Sok. No:26 Sultanahmet, Fatih, 34122 Istanbul (Show map)
Very good
Score from 679 reviews
Very well located and good service.
Premia de Mar
The staff were extremely helpful. Rooms were kept clean and the staff were not intrusive. I would stay here again.Good value for breakfast. Very cenral to all the tourist spots. Nice experience all round
Blue mosque, Hagia Sophia and other attractions are just a short walk away and the staff is very friendly.
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Great location, friendly staff, clean and comfortable beds
Great views Very helpful staff Big bathroom Flat screen tv Right by the tram Shuttle service to the airport
Location is perfect. All major sight seeing are walk away. Staff is friendly and helpfull.
Breakfast staff was efficient, cleaning service of rooms were very good. Room was quiet at night. Location close to good restaurants, top sights, souvenir stores.
mannedorf switzerland
everything is good
The hotel is new.
Kuala Lumpur
Friendly and family atmosphere Very close to metro and historical places
In the heart of Istanbul's historic district, Sultanahmet, this hotel is a few steps from the important landmarks such as Topkapi Palace, Blue Mosque and the Basilica Cistern. The air-conditioned rooms at Ayasultan Hotel feature a mix of classical and modern decorations. All rooms have a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a minibar, an electric kettle with free tea set up, and a private bathroom. Ayasultan's tour desk can help arrange trips to Istanbul's main sights. It also offers laundry and dry cleaning services. Free Wi-Fi is available in the entire hotel. Every morning, guests can enjoy a local and international breakfast. The bar serves a variety of drinks and snacks. Ataturk Airport is 12 miles away. Private parking is available for an additional charge. Hotel Rooms: 36 The most recent booking for this hotel was made on Dec 12 at 4:28 PM from Saudi Arabia.
OutdoorsTerrace, Sun Deck ActivitiesNewspapers, Sauna, Turkish Bath/Steam Bath, Bicycle Rental Food & DrinkBar, Breakfast in the Room InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in all areas and is free of charge. ParkingPrivate parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs EUR 12 per day. Services24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Baggage Storage, Room Service, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Ironing Service, Honeymoon Suite, Currency Exchange, Shoeshine, Car Rental, Tour Desk, Fax/Photocopying, Ticket Service, Concierge Service, Private Check-in/Check-out, Shuttle Service (Surcharge), Suit Press, Airport Shuttle (Surcharge) GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Elevator, Safe, Heating, Designer Hotel, All Spaces Non-Smoking (Public and Private), Air Conditioning, Designated Smoking Area Languages spokenTurkish, English, Arabic, Russian Check-inFrom 1:30 PM Check-outUntil 12:00 PM Cancellation/
Total Hotel Score:8.3
Based on 679 reviews Guest reviews are written by our customers after their stay at Ayasultan Hotel. |
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Very well located and good service.
Poor English level.
Very helpful staff, nothing was a problem for them. Good location, within easy walking distance of all the major tourist sites in Sultanahmet. Public transport was also within 200 metres. Everywhere in the hotel was very clean and tidy. The breakfasts were amazing, just about everything was on offer, as much as we wanted. Thanks, we really enjoyed our stay.
The staff were extremely helpful. Rooms were kept clean and the staff were not intrusive. I would stay here again.Good value for breakfast. Very cenral to all the tourist spots. Nice experience all round
Stayed on the 4th floor and guests above in the breakfast room pushing their chairs around woke us up every day at 7 am.......
Blue mosque, Hagia Sophia and other attractions are just a short walk away and the staff is very friendly.
The hotel entrance is not on the main street.
Great location, friendly staff, clean and comfortable beds
View out of both windows into a shaft with debris in it, and the room didn't look half as splendid as they do on the website... Also the breakfast photos are deceiving
Great views Very helpful staff Big bathroom Flat screen tv Right by the tram Shuttle service to the airport
The doors were not soundproofed so in the morning we could hear everyone going to breakfast in the breakfast room down the hall The breakfast was very basic
Location is perfect. All major sight seeing are walk away. Staff is friendly and helpfull.
Excellent location in Sultanahmet, 5 mins on foot to Hagia Sofia, Blue Mosque, Top Kapi. Tons of cafes and restaurants around. Easy access from/to the airport through subway and then tram. Very rich breakfast, served on the terrace with views of the Bosporus, Hagia Sofia and Top Kapi palace. Very friendly and helpful staff: everyone in the reception, the cleaning staff and the breakfast staff were all very kind. The room was spacious with nice mattresses and comforters. The bathroom was spacious too.
The room could have been cleaned in a more efficient way. There was dust under and beside the beds, in places that are not directly visible. There was an unpleasant smell in the bathroom from the plumbing system. There was a bathroom fan that had a lot of dust accumulated in the shutters. One night, there was very heavy and loud and noisy construction going on at 1:00 am (in the middle of the night!!!) at the building behind the hotel. It was impossible to sleep. I had to notify the reception to make them stop. They stopped after 1 hour. Is it allowed to do construction in the middle of the night in Istanbul? The room price could have been lower.
Breakfast staff was efficient, cleaning service of rooms were very good. Room was quiet at night. Location close to good restaurants, top sights, souvenir stores.
Room was dim, no tables to set down your things, front desk staff never said hello or held the door or asked how your day was and they were not busy so could have made the effort to be friendly.
everything is good
the breakfast
The hotel is new.
The room is too small especially for family. Don't be surprise that you have to pay for a small mineral water in the room. No view at all from the room.
Friendly and family atmosphere Very close to metro and historical places
The rooms: clean, comfortable, cozy with tea/coffee facilities - no restaurant in hotel but lots around it, the terrace is open only for b-fast - hotel is quiet even though there is a school near by, it is not a problem The location - excellent for sightseeing
I expected a better breakfast with a better view
Fantastic location, great staff and value for money. I have stayed at a lot of hotels in Istanbul and walked out on more than a few but it wish I had ayasultan first. Wonderful experience.
Location. A few steps from the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sofia. Rooms are spacious, well appointed and clean. Staff helpful if you have any questions. Breakfast is buffet style and offer all you need to start your day.
staff and location overall hotel
Paid extra for the deluxe room which was no bigger than my friends standard room but ours had better wall paper and some gold painted fixtures - but not worth the extra we paid by no means - so was disappointed as felt this was a waste of money
Staff was helpful and spoke English
Air Conditioning worked but was not as cool as I would have liked it to be.
i like...everytime he saw me..always ask " r u good ?" ....oh...so sweet~ make me feel very warm,friendly ^^ when u sit in the lobby ..maybe just take a rest , he ll be come to u a cup of coffee or tea.....everywhere care about ur needs ^^ Very good location ~ close to the Blue Mosque, Sofya, Grand Bazaar can be reached on foot in 5 minutes...... If u like to walk slowly to feel this beautiful city .. also can be within 15 minutes to spice market! But ...... don't think.. soo close to the city center,should be very noisy at night ...... actually ...... very quiet! Just turn a small corner, is enough to make u have a good sleep. Rooms and hotel are very clean and comfortable, even when the morning cleaning the other rooms are still quiet, not noisy disturb ur sleep. Breakfast terrace scenery is good ... u can see the Blue Mosque, Aya Sofya, bridges, sea .... and often have a variety of lovely birds stay with u to eat breakfast ~ oh~so cute ^ ^ ~ greatlife66 ~
close to nice food, also close to attractions, staff were helpful at check-in taking bags up to the room after a long day of travel
bed was horrible, no springs left down the sides. when mentioned to the staff, they said they would do something about it but couldn't
My second time in this hotel. The location is more than Great. Room's size is good. The view on top floor when having breakfast worth all the money. Fair breakfast. Amazing staff.
Rooms Isolation, Couldn't have a calm sleep before 2am! Doors sounds really annoying from the other rooms. Bad smell from bathroom (probably sewer problem).
Everything is good. especially the location
The breakfast is just so so.
This hotel is very close to blue Mousqe , near to tourism aeria in Istanbul , location is very good
The hotel is very cozy, on a perfect location at Istambul (Sultanahmet), very near to Grand Bazaar, Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque. Another plus is that you can find lots of pubs and restaurants nearby. Nice room and good, atentious service.
Staff was very helpful. Most of them understand understand and speak English and for us this was very helpful. They helped us in indicating how to travel to certain places of interest. Breakfast was acceptable although more hot items would be welcome.
We were often pestered on the way to the hotel by restaurant people. We were not always given the day's bathroom's toiletries. Transfers cost to the airport was somewhat inflated.
The guest reviews express the personal opinions of Booking.com customers who filled out a questionnaire after their stay at the hotel. These opinions do not necessarily represent the views of Booking.com.
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Blurty for Katie Haas.
Saturday, September 25th, 2004 |
We won our soccer game :) My grandma was there a long with my mom and dad but my grandpa couldnt go because hes to sick so he slept at our house. Please pray for him because it makes me sad to see him like that. Then we came home and had dinner with them. They just left but I'm kind of stuck at home tonight because I have an early soccer game tomorrow am... I have to be there at 730 and I want to do well so yeah... Its a night at home. Talk to everyone later. God Bless ~Katie~ |
Yesterday we had a casual day for school and that made me realize that I need to go shopping for some new jeans. After school Becky and I went to her house and got ready for the football game. Then we drove over to Nicoles house and hung out. Nicole, Becky and I went to get some dinner and then we went bad to Nicoles to eat it. Bagels = yumm. When we were eating dinner we had an interesting converstaion. Man that was fun. Then we drove over to SJMS for the apple bowl (xhs v.s. fvl) and we ended up winning 21-0 :) I actully only watched like part of the game the rest I was walking around talking to people. That was fun in itself so its ok. Then Becky and I went to her house after the game and hung out. Today I went with Becky to the mall so she could get her ears pierced. She dropped me off at home and now I am kinda sitting here, waiting for my grandparents to get here and to celebrate my bday... By the way I had a very nice birthday.. thanks to everyone who made it special. Everyone have a wonderful rest of the weekend! <3 Katie |
Monday, September 20th, 2004 |
School was alright today sept I got my shirt all full of printing ink that doesnt come out. Grrr... I came home and did my home work ... and watched a little Dr. Phill I mean come on who can resist that?! I went to basketball from 7-845 Then on a brighter note I got two new pairs of shoes and a shirt thanks to Rebecca for my b-day :) I'm excited to get my pink Jordans for bball this weekend :) at least I think thats what I am getting. Unless I find something better. Anyways everyone have a wonderful night. Love Katie |
Sunday, September 19th, 2004 |
I didn't get much sleep last night. I woke up this morning and went to chuch. After church I went to look at new basketball shoes at some stores and then I went to the ymca to practice for about an hour and a half. After that I came home and hung out till I had soccer practice from 5-630. My sundays = not so exciting. Everyone have a lovely week at school. <3 Katie PS pray for me cuz lately I need it. |
Saturday, September 18th, 2004 |
Don't fake it. No one wants to be your audience. | ||
I don't have a lot of homework this weekend and thats good but I have to study spanish more because I didn't do so hot on one of my three quizzes. Last night I went to the football game and it was suprisingly pretty fun. I went to RB's house after it and we hung out, watched the lion king :) and a few of us ended up staying the night. I just came home and took a shower and I believe I am going to the mall in a bit to get a new pair of pants and some shoes. Later tonight I am going to Cort's birthday party and It is going to be a good time cuz its her sweet 16... woot woot. Anyways I'm just soooooo happy that it is the weekend because school = blah. I was in a bretty bad mood this week but I have gotten over it and I am once again happy. Yay! Everyone have a wonderful weekend. <3 Katie |
Wednesday, September 15th, 2004 |
I havent updated in a long time. Sorry about that. I have been really busy. It's Bree's bday today!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY BREE!!! I haven't been up to much lately sept school of course going to the YMCA a lot to get ready for basketball season(first open gym in tomorrow 515-630 and all the gurlies better be there!) Today Meg gave me her Ashlee Simpson CD because a bunch of girls in 2-D wanted it and speaking of art class I got a stupid 95% on my 50/50 project. She actully grades not as easly as I thought she would. Thats okay cuz a lot of people got 93's and 90's. Oh well an A is an A so I'm not going to complain anymore. I stll don't know what I am going to do for my t-shirt even though matt told me what to make I don't thihnk I will get a good enough grade with a t-shirt that has a rock on it saying "I <3 socks" sry Matt but your idea is shot down for now. Dang, I have been thinking and I have screwed up a lot in the past... anyways everyone have a wonderful night <3 Katie |
Sunday, September 5th, 2004 |
God works in weird ways sometimes. I hope everything turns out for the good. Pray for me please. :) Love Katie |
Yesterday I was pretty bored during the day time. Around 830 me and Bree went down town. We ended up hanging out with Matt and Adam but adam left so then it was Bree Matt Jen and I. We just hung out and talked the whole night... Jen drove us home... I couldnt fall asleep till around 2 while watching degrassi :) .. I just woke up and I think I am going to chruch at 1030ish then I am driving up to my grandparents to see them... I dont really feel like going and im trying to fight it but I know Im going to end up going so im going to make the best out of it a get some quality sketching done in the woods where it is pretty and quite and also to get my 2d art homework sketching done. I also am bringing my new carmera (actully its mine now my dads old old camera but i like it) up to get some quality film black and whites... So Ill be home monday for soccer practice and such... <3 and god bless... Katie I forgot to tell everyone how excited I am to screen print in art class.... Ideas for t-shirts please? |
Friday, September 3rd, 2004 |
So the beginning of school has gone well thus far, we started wed. I am extremly tired tho. My schedule this term is easy (cant wait for next.. blah) and yeah so anyways... Last night after school Bree and I stopped in at subway so she could get a sub and then we went to copper rock and hung out. After that we went into Appleton Art Center to look at some are ... Amazing photographys I do have to say. Anyways after that we were walking past copper rock and we saw Erica studying so we stopped in and chatted for a while and as we were leaving we saw some other people so we talk to him for a while and after that we went home. I did my homework and chatted online for a bit. Today was a pretty dull day at school but its Friday and a long weekend so it could be worse, right. Anyways I got home and took a shower and I'm not sure waht I am doing for the night yet so yup I better go do that.. Later... Love Katie | ||||
Tuesday, August 31st, 2004 |
I woke up and went over to Brees house because we were going to go to the YMCA but we decided not to. We ended up looking at the Xavier and East year books and just hanging out. I then went home and took a shower and got ready for school pictures and such. I got back from that around 330 and then I went to target with my mom and got some last minute school stuff. I kinda hung out till around 8 and then Ash and I went to Copper Rock. We ran into Adam but he was leaving right away so we didnt really get to talk to him and then Tim and Neal were there and we talked to them for a while... I came home and now I am here just hanging out because school starts tomorrow... wish me luck! <3 Katie |
Monday, August 30th, 2004 |
So the other night Emily, Rach, Fish and I went to Napoleon Dynamite.... SOOO GOOD ... If you have not seen it at least once... go see it. If you only have 20 minutes go see it anyways becuase the begining is the best :)... Anyways after that we stopped at Nicks house for like 45 min and goofed around with his little bro.. lol such a hyper 7 year old. I think if I would have a little bro like he does I would get extremly annoyed. I don't know because I love little kids but his bro was like on a major sugar high or something... crazy anyway, we came home and just hung out... Today I woke up the latest I have all summer around 1115... Thats not good considering school starts soon. Oh well a lot earlier to bed for me. Anyways Rach and I did nothing all day. I cleaned n she watched a movie but I didnt care cuz I didnt have to clean I just didnt want to watch a movie and I was bored so at least that was semi productive. I took a little nap before soccer and at aroudn 6 we walked to that. Soccer went till 8 and then my mom picked us up at took us out to dinner.. aww how nice of her. I came home and hopped in the shower and just as i was getting out rachel was leaving. So Rachel is gone now and I am just hanging out tonight cuz I dont really feel like getting ready to do anything and before I didnt have a ride so oh well... I feel as though I keep rambeling so I am going to stop... now... later God Bless ... Katie PS... HAPPY 16th BIRTHDAY MM!!! |
Saturday, August 28th, 2004 |
Yesterday... I was suppose to go up to my grandparents but we ended up not going. Instead Alyssa and I walked to JD's and had a little chataroo then I walked back to my house and then I decided I was bored so I told her I was biking over. We just chilled out and when we got bored we invited some guys over and we all just hung out. Alex is mean a drenched my with sparkels.. I'm going to get him back sooo bad. Anyways I went home around 1030 but I again couldn't get to sleep for the life of me so I just watched some tv till i got to sleep at like 130 :( Today... Lucky me I got to get up early and got a massage and then I got my hair dyed. Its light on the top and dark on the bottom.. Ill post a picture on my photo site: http://community.webshots.com/user/katiehaas100 tonight I went over to adams house and we watched a movie and then we went over to matt's house.. hes a really nice kid and there were a bunch of people i didnt know there but they all ended up being really nice. We all just kinda hung out and decided to go to this "haunted" place. Sooooo cold and a little creepy when we saw two cars with smashed in windows and it looked like someone was living in there. Anyways after that Adam dropped me off and now I am here. Ta Da! Anyways everyone have a lovely rest of the weekend :) God Bless <3 Katie Oh yeah... Rach is comming tomorrow and staying two nights cuz her rents are bringing Jess to college... |
Wednesday, August 25th, 2004 |
Went to bed at 2. Woke up at 10 for thos who care. Still bummin... | ||
I can't sleep no matter how hard I try because I have stuff on my mind. Blah. | ||
Monday, August 23rd, 2004 |
Last night Fish n Rach came over and stayed the night... man good times. The rest of the day I kind of just slept. I had soccer from 630-8 tonight but I had a really bad tummy ache anyways I came home and took a shower and got ready but then I ended up not doing anything cuz I still didn't feel well so I think I'm just going to sit at home tonight and watch movies with myslef :) Everyone have an awesome night.. Katie |
Saturday, August 21st, 2004 |
Yesterday... I ended up not having to drive up to my grandparents but I did go. It was a fun time because I got to see my cousins baby, Sammy. She is so cute and it was fun playing with her because I never had a little sister. aww :( .. hehe anyways I got to see my grandpa. His hair is falling out for the frist time, All the other times he had chemo when he just had lung cancer it didn't. He seems to be in high spirts but keep praying for him! Anyways I drove home and the sunset was amazing. I wish I had my camera to take pictures but I didn't. :( ... anyways I got home and hung out with Bree for a little bit. Then I cam home and just hung out all night but I didn't mind to much. Rachel has to say at my house for a few days at the end of the month cuz her rents are going to be taking Jessica to college. Whoo hoo party time for us.. haha. Just kidding. Today... My mom woke me up by talking too loudly on the phone :( but thats alright I guess... I needed to get up anyways I guess. In a little bit I have to go get my new soccer uniform fitted and then I am going to go to Kohls to look around and maybe get a plain t-shirt or something. Who knows then I'm going to probably end up hanging out with friends the rest of the day. Oh yeah I have to go to church at 430 tonight because after it is the little church picnic... Tommorrow... I leave for milwaukee around 9ish and the whole family is going to a Brewers game. I don't know I mean I have always found baseball boring to watch but I guess I kind of like going to go to one Brewer game every year even tho they aren't doing so hot. It always seems to be a little bit of fun. The game is at one and depending on how long it lasts... we will be home 730ish? Everyone have an awesome weekend :) |
Thursday, August 19th, 2004 |
Yesterday... I woke up, did yoga and took a shower. Then me and Becky (my sis) went to target to get some random things and then we went out to luch at Applebees and I payed for the whole thing but like 7 bucks.. grrr... thats ok she said she would pay me 5 bucks back but I really dont mind cuz she lends me her money a lot. Then bree called and we biked to Jimmys cuz he was having a corn party. That was pretty fun... I didn't know anyone but bree and Jimmy but I met them and they were all really nice. Then when me and bree were biking home it started raining right away so we hid under the picnic part and bathrooms are of the park thats right by jimmys house and we took some pictures and talked untill it stoped. We biked though down town and then I came home. I found out that I had a soccer meeting so I went to that till around 7ish. MM called me and I went over to her house and we just chilled out and I ended up spending the night there. Today... I got home from emilys around 12ish. I hung out on the computer till around 2 till I decided to take a shower then I biked to Jimmys and we took pics down by the fox river for like an hour they are already poasted on webshots! whoo hoo! It was crazy because as soon as we were done walking aross the train tracks and walking back on a path a train went though the bridge on the tracks. It was kind of crazy because if we would have been on the tracks.. Well lets just say it wouldnt have been good. But it was fun none the less.. I hope I didn't bore him too bad by taking pictures. :-/ I got home around 515 and my mom pulled in the drive way and took me and Becky so we could pick out a new computer desk because the one we have now is junk and all written on. Its really nice but it was pretty expensive. Then we went to go to get dinner but i didnt feel well so I just had some soup. We stopped at barns and noble too. I also got a new shirt for school :) ... We just got home alittle while and we are trying to put the computer desk together... GRRR its really really hard and confusing and me and Becky are kind of getting mad at each other but it will rock your face off once you see it. Sooooo cool. God bless all... <3 Katie P.S. Tomorrow I am driving to see my grandpa and grandma and my cousins little baby.. how cute.. Ill take some pics of her.. shes got the biggest head ever.. hehe how cute. Please keep praying for my grandpa and his cancer... gracias... I will be back late tomorrow... |
Tuesday, August 17th, 2004 |
Today I woke up and did yoga. I then took a shower, got ready and then had to do behind the wheel for a little over 2 hours. I came home and cleaned my room for a little bit and have just been kinda chillin out. Oh yeah I took some new pics that are posted in randomess (go check them out) and Bree is sending me some of the ones we took in the thrift shop and such... mm is on her way over and we are going to hang out tonight. w00t w00t. We were going to a movie but I guess were going to take it easy... Anywho... talk to you all later... Keep praying for my grandpa and my friends bro and everyone else who needs it. <3 Katie |
Monday, August 16th, 2004 |
Hey... Not feeling well today. I was going to go to a show at 6 but i didnt have a ride so I was a little upset but thats ok. I ended up hanging out with Fish and Rach and that was a pretty good time espically making milkshakes. It was also fun with our little card game and messin with Drew, annies bro. HaHa. Anyway... I found out when I got in the car that my grandpas lung cancer is not only spread into his bones but its in his brain and hes not recieveing chemo any more. If anything please pray for him even if it is only for two seconds and you dont know him. Everything will help. My grandma can't loose him. I dont know how she will live with out him. It will take a merical but God is able to do anything all you have to do is believe. Just remember when things aren't going your way, Pray. God Bless... Katie |
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In just one more display of how inept our federal Justice Department has become under Eric Holder, we are now witnessing a municipal police department, that of Dayton, Ohio, being compelled by that self-same, all-too politically correct, federal Justice Department into lowering testing standards because blacks can't pass police department admissions tests.
The passing score is going to be lowered to the equivalent of an F so that previously-failing, black applicants can qualify. Is this the same kind of thinking that made America great or is it what made Detroit the financial and political melt-down it now is? How about instead of the federal Justice Department getting involved in municipal police standards we have an intervention by the do-nothing federal Department of Education upon which we taxpayers lavish billions of dollars? Surely with all that money those experts can figure out why blacks in Dayton can't seem to come up to minimum standards that are already artificially low to accommodate them and take the necessary remedial steps. But then I don't live in Dayton, although I have been there many times on business, so, I don't really have a dog in this fight. What I do have is a keen interest in is the federal stupidity that propagates such incredibly dangerous programs where citizens' lives in Dayton are put at risk to serve the mindless, liberal desires of a bunch of politically correct bureaucrats in Washington. That kind of federal idiocy threatens all of us. Were I a citizen of Dayton, I would be screaming all to hell that you can't put my life and the lives of my loved ones at risk to satisfy some frustrated sense of equality in your fevered liberal brains. I'd be loudly proclaiming that my tax dollars should be buying me more security and peace of mind in those essential moments when quick thinking and remembered training are required. Nope, at minimum a C-student should be the required grade for acceptance. For crying out loud, Liberal America, can't you at least meet that minimal standard after all these years? If not, you are clearly a disgrace. |
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Adina Howard
The Second Coming
Original Release Date: April 6, 2004
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1. Outside (The Club)
2. Wanna Be
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5. What You Need
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ALBANY, GA -- Chehaw is taking a new approach for predicting how long winter lasts for Groundhog Day. Instead of a groundhog, Asante the meerkat took over the duties Thursday morning at 9:30 AM. Zookeepers released Asante and his fellow meerkats to find their shadows. Asante reached his sentry point without seeing his shadow, which means we can expect an early spring.
This is Asante's second year predicting spring's arrival. Sheldon the tortoise was the prognosticator for the seven years before.
Kevin Hils, Zoo Director, says animals are good predictors of weather because they depend so much on the environment for survival.
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Sunday Go to Meetin' Time is a Merrie Melodies animated cartoon directed by Friz Freleng, produced by Leon Schlesinger Productions, and released to theatres on August 8, 1936 by Warner Bros. Pictures and The Vitaphone Corporation. The plot follows the misadventures of a black man in the stereotypical minstrel show and coon song mold. He sneaks out of church and soon finds himself in hell. There, he learns the error of his ways, and when he wakes up again in the living world, he makes haste to the church. The short's stereotypical portrayal of black characters prompted United Artists to withhold it from distribution in 1968, making it one of the infamous Censored Eleven. —wikipedia
Friz Freleng began animating cartoons with Hugh Harman and Ub Iwerks at United Film Ad Service in the mid-1920s, then moved with his associates to the Disney studios. Freleng left Disney in 1929 and after directing his first cartoon for Walter Lantz at Universal (Wicked West), joined the Warner Brothers animation department. There his black-and-white cartoons of the mid-'30s showed a special flair for integrating music and action, especially in his "Bosko" series. Freleng began directing Warners' color series of Merrie Melodies cartoons in 1934 and over the next three decades made many of Warners' funniest cartoons, creating such memorable characters as Yosemite Sam (said to be a self-caricature) and Speedy Gonzalez, as well as developing the identities of such iconic figures as Porky Pig (Porky's Hired Hand), Bugs Bunny (Racketeer Rabbit, Rhapsody Rabbit), Daffy Duck (Ain't That Ducky), and Sylvester and Tweety (Tweetie Pie, Birds Anonymous). After Warners' cartoon unit folded, Freleng… read more


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Dear Members,
In my last circular I had given a brief report on the 27th World Crafts Council Asia Pacific Regional Assembly held in Metsovo, Greece. Two important programmes took place in October 2004 before I handed over charge. One was woven around the Young Craftspersons Competition (YCC) - the Jewellery Convention titled Grass to Gold. Most of the countries of the Asia Pacific Region participated actively by sending entries to the YCC, taking stall space at the exhibition and enrolling delegates at the seminar. More...
The other important programme was the UNESCO South Asian Seal of Excellence Programme which was held in New Delhi around which 5 Product Development Workshops were held. In the Seal programme, entries were received from Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh. More...
The International Buyer – Seller Meet was also held to coincide with the International Handicrafts and Gifts Fair. These major events were interactive and held with the support of the office of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, New Delhi which is apex body for craft development in India. More...
This was only a beginning of International participatory programmes. In the forthcoming events, which are being planned to coincide with the second UNESCO Seal of Excellence for 2005, we hope to attract participants from more countries.
UNESCO is planning to organize the programme "International Symposium cum Workshop on Natural Dyes" to be held during the 3rd week of February in 2006, Hyderabad, India . All details are available on the World Crafts Council of Asia Pacific Region website as well as the UNESCO website http://www.unescobkk.org/culture/craftseal More...
Please go through the enclosed detailed proposals and respond with relevant information. In my personal capacity as well as the past President of World Crafts Council Asia Pacific Region, I have been asked to coordinate the programme with all the 5 regions of the World Crafts Council International. A sub-committee was formed at the Dhaka Assembly for gathering information on Indigo and other Natural dyes. The members of the subcommittee are Ms. Noorjehan Bilgrami of Pakistan, Mr. Edric Ong of Sarawak, Malaysia and Ms. Ruby Ghuznavi of Bangladesh. The sub-committee members will assist in collecting all the relevant data on all aspects for the implementation of this project. To coincide with this programme I request this sub-committee to plan an exhibition of products using indigo and other natural dyes at Hyderabad. They should later plan to take this exhibition to London and New York with the help of the Metropolitan Museum of Arts, (New York) and Victoria and Albert Museum(London). I sincerely hope that the committee will coordinate all the necessary data and information in connection with this proposed International Seminar / Workshop.
Recently at Vientiane (Loas), the Hon. Prime Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh emphasized the fact that the long-term partnership agreement which was signed recently would provide a new dimension to the relations between India and the 10 powerful ASEAN countries. This landmark document incorporates a plan of action for more intensive cooperation between New Delhi and the ASEAN countries in political economy, science, technology , health, culture and other key spheres. Since there is so much scope for conducting mutually beneficial programmes, I suggest that the President and the Asia Pacific board members approach the heads of ASEAN and SAARC countries to network with them and plan programmes in the area of handicrafts development and support to craft communities in all these countries. This is an opportunity which should not be missed by the APR Secretariat to organize mutually beneficial programmes for the Asia Pacific region.
I have had tremendous support from the Vice-Presidents and members of the region in carrying out my duties as President, WCC APR. I hope all the sub regions will continue to extend the same cooperation and support to the new president in all future activities and programmes. As you are aware, WCC-APR is the most active of all regions of World Crafts Council International and I am sure you will all ensure that the momentum is kept up.
There must a be continuous line of dialogue between the Vice President and each and every member in the sub regions. Everyone must collectively make an effort to enrol as members those countries which have not as yet joined the World Craft Council Asia Pacific Region family. Thus every member must not only strengthen existing ties but build bridges so as to enlarge the membership base as well as organize interactive programmes.
At the 27th World Crafts Council Asia Pacific Regional Assembly, Ms. Zakiah Binti Ahmad, Director General of the Malaysian Handicraft Development Corporation was unanimously elected as President of World Crafts Council Asia Pacific Region for the term 2005 – 2008. With her vast experience I am sure she will be able to lead the Asia Pacific Region forward. I will be transferring all the papers and all correspondences henceforth should be addressed to :-
Ms. Zakiah Binti Ahmad, Director General, MALAYSIAN HANDICRAFT DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Perbadaman Kemajun Kraftangan Malaysia, Kompleks Kraf Kuala Lumpur, Seksyan 63 – Jalan Conlay, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA Tel : + 603 – 21613913 Fax: + 603 – 21620905 E mail : email@example.com , email@example.com
The hand book planned in 2003 at Bangladesh of selected mastercraftspersons of the region has not fully taken off. Only Bangladesh and India have the material ready. Mr. Edric Ong should be contacted immediately to complete this project.
The full details with forms for the UNESCO Crafts Prize 2005 for the Asia Pacific Region to be held on 5-5-2005 at Uzbekistan to coincide with the 28th Regional Assembly of the WCC APR is enclosed. More...
A suggestion from some members has been received for amending the memorandum of WCC APR so as to widen its scope of functioning. In some countries there seems to exist two active bodies, one governmental and the other NGO (and in most cases the NGO is a National Craft Council) with both bodies seeking equal status and full voting rights .
As this is a very important step which will foster , encourage and enhance the efforts of the WCC APR in bringing together key bodies that represent various craft interests at the country level, may I request that National Entities and all other categories of members give full thought to the matter and communicate their views to the President. If necessary, amendments can be made at the 28th Regional Assembly. I am also in the process of consulting the lawyer and shall send you his opinion with other details on this point .
May I request all members to respond by publicizing this event and ensure submission of large numbers of entries.
Before I sign off I would like to state that my association with WCC International began in Mexico in 1976 and that with the Asia Pacific Region in 1968 at the assembly held in New Delhi. During this long tenure of mine, I have been able to gain a lot of experience and knowledge in various aspects of craft development and other connected issues. If any of you require my services I am willing to extend my support.
Wishing you all a Happy New Year and all the best for 2005.
Thanking you once again
Yours sincerely
Vijaya Rajan Regional President Asia Pacific


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After a heart attack: How do clopidogrel and prasugrel compare?
Treatment with prasugrel and acetylsalicylic acid (ASA) aims to lower the risk of complications for people after a heart attack and associated intervention. Prasugrel and ASA seem to lower especially the risk of having more non-fatal heart attacks better than clopidogrel and ASA. But prasugrel does more often lead to serious bleeding.
Heart attacks (also called myocardial infarctions, or MIs for short) and other cardiovascular diseases are usually the result of the hardening of the blood vessels. Over the course of a lifetime, fats and other substances in the blood build up along the inner walls of the vessels. The arteries then gradually narrow and lose their elasticity. Doctors call this "arteriosclerosis": the hardening or stiffening of the arteries.
At first, arteriosclerosis does not cause any symptoms. If these deposits increase, however, and the flow of blood through the vessels is considerably constricted, part of the heart muscle may no longer receive enough oxygen. This can result in a number of different acute heart diseases. These include unstable angina and heart attacks.
People with angina (also called "angina pectoris") most often have pain behind their breastbone and a tightening feeling in their chest. The pain can also radiate into the left or both arms, but also into the lower jaw, the back, or the upper abdomen. Someone who has stable angina has pain repeatedly for a short time during physical exertion. Someone with unstable angina has pain even during mild exertion or while at rest. This means that there is an immediate danger of a heart attack. Unstable angina and heart attacks are also referred to as "acute coronary syndrome".
A heart attack occurs if a coronary artery is suddenly closed off by a blood clot. You can read about what signs indicate a heart attack here. If someone does not receive treatment within a few hours of having a heart attack, a part of the cardiac muscle tissue will die. This can be life-threatening. The probability of surviving a heart attack has risen over the years: in Germany about 3 out of every 4 people survive having a heart attack.
Experts distinguish between two types of heart attacks:
- ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI)
- non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI)
In STEMI, the electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG) shows that a certain part, called the ST segment, is elevated. In a NSTEMI the ECG does not show ST segment elevation. These two types of heart attack are treated differently.
Treatment of acute coronary syndrome
A STEMI is often treated with percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), more commonly known as angioplasty. This involves putting a thin cardiac catheter that has a balloon attached to it into the affected artery. The cardiac catheter is passed into where the vessel is narrowed. There the balloon is inflated with high pressure and presses the deposits into the vessel walls. A thin wire mesh (stent) is frequently also inserted to prevent the vessel from being blocked again.
Both NSTEMI and unstable angina are typically treated with heparin and acetylsalicylic acid (ASA). Heparins are fast-acting anticoagulants that prevent blood clots from forming. ASA is also an anticoagulant ("blood-thinning") drug, but it works in a different way. For some people who have a NSTEMI or unstable angina, percutaneous coronary intervention is also an option. Whether this intervention is considered for a NSTEMI or unstable angina depends on whether someone has other risk factors. These could include diabetes, a repeated heart attack or certain irregularities in their ECG, for example.
Someone who has percutaneous coronary intervention usually also takes ASA. This drug treatment is started as soon as possible after the heart attack. After the intervention, use of anticoagulant drugs is usually continued permanently to lower the risk of more heart attacks (reinfarctions). ASA can be used on its own or in combination with the drugs clopidogrel or prasugrel. But clopidogrel is not approved for treating people with STEMI who receive percutaneous coronary intervention.
The German Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care (IQWiG) – who publish this website – has now analyzed trials that look at what advantages and disadvantages there are when a combination of ASA and prasugrel is used with percutaneous coronary intervention, and how this combination compares with ASA and clopidogrel. Prasugrel has been on the market in Germany since 2009 under the trade name "Efient".
Trials comparing clopidogrel and prasugrel
IQWiG did a systematic search for trials on prasugrel that tested the drug in comparison with others in ways that conformed to how they are approved for use in Germany. IQWiG only analyzed trials that are very conclusive – randomized controlled trials. You can read more about these types of trials here.
In two trials prasugrel was taken by one group of the participants as the way it is approved for in Germany. In a trial called TRITON these were almost 8,000 people with a NSTEMI or unstable angina who received a percutaneous coronary intervention. In the second trial, called JUMBO, prasugrel was used by fewer than 200 people as it is approved for in Germany. For this reason, the assessments produced by IQWiG are mostly based on the results of the TRITON trial. In each of these trials the drug was compared with the combination of ASA and clopidogrel.
The IQWiG researchers point out that the TRITON trial does have some limitations and that these results cannot be seen as definitive for that reason. One of the particular limitations of the trial was that clopidogrel was used differently than it normally is. Participants used the drug only after it was determined that a percutaneous coronary intervention was to be done. It is usually administered as quickly as possible; that is, as soon as the first symptoms of a heart attack are noticed. Nevertheless, some conclusions can be drawn from the TRITON trial. For STEMI, however, clopidogrel was not used in accordance with its approved use in Germany. So the following information only considers the results of treating unstable angina or NSTEMI.
Prasugrel: Likely has some more benefits, but also more frequently associated with complications
In the TRITON trial there were both advantages as well as disadvantages for prasugrel compared with clopidogrel. The combination of prasugrel and ASA had a slightly higher benefit than clopidogrel and ASA, but it more often led to adverse effects. After one year of observation, the following details became apparent:
- There was no difference between the two drugs as far as mortality was concerned.
- People who took prasugrel and ASA were less likely to have additional non-fatal heart attacks over a time period of one year than people who took clopidogrel and ASA.
- Strokes were also less common – but only for people who had not had previous vascular disease.
- People taking prasugrel and ASA were less likely to have a low blood supply to the heart (ischemia) urgently requiring medical intervention within one year than those taking clopidogrel and ASA. These interventions included percutaneous coronary intervention and bypass surgery.
- The disadvantage of prasugrel and ASA was that it more frequently led to bleeding than did clopidogrel and ASA. This also included serious bleeding, which would require a blood transfusion or treatment in a hospital, for example.
- Also, in the TRITON trial both benign as well as malignant tumors were detected more frequently in the people who took prasugrel and ASA than in those who were taking clopidogrel and ASA. But due to the more common bleeding, the people who were treated with prasugrel were also more frequently given a thorough medical examination. This means that it is possible that during these examinations tumors were identified "by chance", which would have remained undetected in those taking clopidogrel. The possible risk of these kinds of growths is considered to be very low overall.
How big the difference between the two drugs was
The indication of an additional benefit of prasugrel and ASA compared with clopidogrel and ASA was found regarding the likelihood of another heart attack, among other things:
- 24 out of 1,000 people who took clopidogrel and ASA had another non-fatal heart attack within one year (2.4%).
- 13 out of 1,000 people who took prasugrel and ASA had another non-fatal heart attack within one year (1.3%).
The following observations were made regarding the frequency of serious bleeding:
- 26 out of 1,000 people who took clopidogrel and ASA experienced serious bleeding (2.6%).
- 35 out of 1,000 people who took prasugrel and ASA experienced serious bleeding (3.5%).
Deciding for one of these two treatment options is a question of weighing the advantages and disadvantages. You can find more information about anticoagulant drugs here.
Author: Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care (IQWiG)
This health information is a summary of a scientific report published by IQWiG. It is not an assessment of the right to have health care services paid for by statutory health insurance funds in Germany. By law, decisions about paying the costs for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures can only be made by the German Federal Joint Committee (G-BA). The Federal Joint Committee takes IQWiG reports into consideration in its decision-making process. You can find information about the decisions of the German Federal Joint Committee on its English-language website, www.english.g-ba.de.
- October 26th 2011 09:42
- October 10th 2011 11:22
Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care (IQWiG). Prasugrel for acute coronary syndrome. Final report A09-02. Version 1.0. Cologne: IQWiG. June 2011. [Executive summary] [Full text – in German]


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Summer Student Program
High School and College students are a vital part of Lenoir Memorial Hospital.
Each summer they serve at Lenoir Memorial Hospital in many different capacities. They help by discharging patients, delivering mail and flowers, manning the Patient Information Desk, assisting in the Emergency Department, performing computer and clerical tasks, and much more!
In order to participate in the program you must submit a completed application and meet the following criteria:
- be enrolled in high school or college and have completed the 9th grade
- be capable of working independently with minimal supervision
- have grade point average of B or higher
- present an up-to-date immunization record
- provide two letters of recommendation from teachers
Students are selected for our summer student program based on the completed application packet and a personal interview held in May. Applications are available on April 1 and must be returned by April 30.
Volunteering is a fun way to help others while meeting new people and making new friends. If you are interested in receiving an application packet or need more information contact:
Ann Durusky
Phone: 252-522-7006
Kinston. NC—(December 4, 2013)— Lenoir Memorial Hospital officials today announced the launch of a process to search for a strategic partnership with another hospital, health system or hospital company with the goal to further strengthen and enhance healthcare services and better meet the needs of the community for the long term. Recently, Lenoir Memorial engaged an outside hospital consulting firm that spent a year learning about the organization, the way it operates, its finances and its culture. The firm conducted studies inside the hospital and in the community to understand what Lenoir Memorial is today – and what it can be in the future. At the end of its work, the firm found that in order to continue the 100-year legacy of excellent, high-quality care in the future, the hospital must consider partnering with another organization. "For a century, Lenoir Memorial has been a trusted, essential care provider for patients in Lenoir County and the surrounding region. We are a strong and profitable organization today, but the world of healthcare delivery is changing, so we are taking proactive steps to ensure continued growth and success to protect access to care close to home," said Gary Black, president and CEO of Lenoir Memorial Hospital. The Lenoir Memorial Board is directing the partner review process with the assistance of Juniper Advisory, a Chicago-based financial advisory firm. The firm is a leading national transaction advisor to nonprofit community hospitals on partnerships in an era of accelerating consolidation. The systematic approach offered by Juniper will make certain that all options and types of partnerships are considered and that Lenoir Memorial's opportunities are fully understood. The Board is in the process of generating several objectives that will guide its selection of a partner. These criteria will be identified and discussed by the Board, then finalized over the next several months. Confidential discussions with a number of potential partners will begin in spring 2014, with the process expected to take 12-21 months to complete once those discussions have begun, as a variety of partnership models will be explored. "We recognize that the way healthcare is provided today – where it is offered, how it is paid for, how it is measured – is changing dramatically," said Ray Collier, chairman of the Lenoir Memorial Board of Directors. "Reimbursement for care is declining, the care itself is shifting to more convenient outpatient settings, and more emphasis is being placed on keeping people healthy, not just treating them when they are sick. Hospitals and health systems, as well as physicians, are partnering in order to meet these new demands." "We believe now, when Lenoir Memorial is financially strong, is the right time to look for a strategic partner," continued Collier. "We can evaluate our choices from a position of strength and allow ourselves time to conduct a thoughtful and thorough review on our own terms."
HealthLink - Fall 2013
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LEARN MORENew physician joins medical staff
C. Aitor Macias, MD, has joined Wayne Jarman, MD, at Lenoir Surgical. Dr. Macias completed his medical degree at the University of Buenos Aires in Argentina. He completed general surgery residencies at CEMIC, and the Robert Wood Johnson Unversity Hospital, a part of Rutgers Medical School, in Piscataway, NJ. He obtained his Masters in Public Health from the University of Pittsburgh and a fellowship in minimally invasive surgery at the University of California in San Diego. He performs the majority of his surgeries laparoscopically.
LEARN MOREHospital welcomes new physician
Michael Diamond, M.D., has joined the staff at Kinston Community Health Center. Diamond graduated from Wake Forest University with an undergraduate degree in Communications. He obtained his medical degree from the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University. He has a special interest in Pediatrics and Internal Medicine. Diamond completed his residency at Vidant Medical Center in Greenville, NC. He is single and he enjoys volunteering for community efforts such as sports physicals, health fairs, and legislation advocacy.
LEARN MORESmith named PSEA of the Year
At the February Lenoir Memorial Board of Directors meeting, Chairman Ray Collier named Eveyln Smith, RN, Medical Oncology President's Service Excellence Award honoree for 2012. An excerpt from Smith's nomination read, "Evelyn Smith provides compassionate and quality care to the patients she servs on Medical/Oncolory on a daily basis. She exhibits outstanding interpersonal skills, which complement her ability to communicate in a clear, concise and accurate manner. when interacting with patients and staff. She has the ability to work very effectively and efficiently with cross funcational teams. She holds herself accountable high ethical standards and legal requirements setting an example to other staff." Congratulations Evelyln Smith!
LEARN MOREWomen and Heart Disease
The feminine side of a healthy heart will be discussed with Dr. Shyamal Mitra of Kinston Medical Specialists. Bring your questions. This free session is open to the public. No registration required.
LEARN MOREYour Doctor Says You Need A Heart Cath
Learn the potential risks and lifesaving benefits of heart catheterizations. Dr. Pradeep Arumugham of Kinston Medical Specialists will discuss heart caths as well as a new procedure being done at Lenoir Memorial when blockages are found in the heart. Free to the public, bring your questions! No registration required.


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Chan Sung Jung's remarkable run in the UFC continued on Tuesday night, perhaps with the most impressive performance of his career.
"The Korean Zombie" improved to 3-0 in the UFC with an upset win over Dustin Poirier in the main event of UFC on Fuel TV: Korean Zombie vs. Poirier at the Patriot Center in Fairfax, Va. Jung went hard and heavy against Poirier through three rounds, landing some big shots that floored his opponent on multiple occasions before putting the finishing touches on "The Diamond" early in the fourth round, ending the fight with a D'Arce choke that put Poirier to sleep.
Jung picked up a pair of post-fight bonus awards for his performance. He won $40,000 for Submission of the Night and another $40,000 for Fight of the Night. Those two bonuses gave him five bonus awards in five Zuffa fights.
Jung started his Zuffa career 0-2 in the WEC in 2010. But his UFC run has been all highlight reels so far. In March 2011, his twister submission of Leonard Garcia was the consensus Submission of the Year in MMA. He followed that up with a seven-second knockout of recent featherweight title challenger Mark Hominick at UFC 140. And his win over Poirier moved him to 3-0 and upset Poirier's hope to get the next shot at the 145-pound belt.
That shot may now go to Jung after champion Jose Aldo settles up with Erik Koch at UFC 149 in July. It's an opportunity Jung wants, telling Jon Anik after the fight, in English, "I want Jose Aldo."
In the co-main event, "The Ultimate Fighter" Season 7 winner Amir Sadollah picked up a split decision win over Jorge Lopez. And Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone outpointed Jeremy Stephens, using a concerted kickboxing attack to get back on track after a loss to Nate Diaz in December.
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"An isolated shooting incident has occurred at Officer Candidate School, Quantico," the base said on its Facebook page. "The suspect has been barricaded by law enforcement personnel."
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London is famous for many iconic sites and one of its most enduring is Smithfield Market. A butcher's paradise housed within a Victorian structure of iron, stone and glass, it has been a market destination for approximately one thousand years. It is also the venue for the London Nocturne, a twilight kermesse in the heart of the city first held by Rapha and Condor in 2007.
As far back as the eleventh century 'smothe field', in spitting distance of the city walls, was a place to buy and sell sheep and cattle and was also known for drunken violence. Ruffians' Hall as it was affectionately called became a royally chartered cattle market in 1638. Livestock was driven in from outlying areas through the narrow lanes of Clerkenwell, causing havoc and knocking over drunks and prostitutes.
By the 19th century cattle was being sold by the millions and in 1868 Smithfield officially became the Central Meat Market of London. But this Dickensian maze of slaughtered animals is now a much safer, cleaner and well-mannered destination, but still catering for those who want to eat, drink and be merry.
That image of chaotic herds running through the streets is strangely echoed by the velocity and power of nocturnal circuit racing. For anyone who has yet to witness this breathtaking (for both spectator and participant) event, it doesn't get much more dramatic and exciting than being inches away from a speeding pack of racers in the centre of the city.
And furthermore to Smithfield's story, the site used to be the venue for many public spectacles including jousting tournaments, wrestling contests, freak shows and the gallows… The 'Bartholomew Fair' turned into a fortnight festival in the 16th and 17th century with tents for dancing, eating roast pork and, of course, drinking. It's most appropriate then that the Smithfield Nocturne is continuing the area's legacy of sport, entertainment and frivolity.
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Me thinks things have changed very little since 1638.
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Clearly, Bill Clinton is right. The President of the United States of America does step forward and insure the raising of the debt ceiling now to guaranty our global investors that WE, the people, do not default on our debt. "Mr. President, get it done!"
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Add / View comments | Discussion FAQMy old daddy use to say nothing good happens after ten o'clock at night. The later the night it is the higher percentage of drunk driver are on the road. The odds are stacked against you. Our politicians need to pass a law that requires bars and restaurants to administer a breathalizer teat before leaving a bar or restaurants afyer 9:00 PM but that will not happen with ultura conservatives like the old men in the TEA PARTY.
The people of Florida and the state legislature working in their behalf have already spoken on this issue, enacting preemption to prevent localities such as these from imposing radical progressive restrictions on the constitutional right to arms.
What part of "No!" do these liberal statits not understand?
Like flies at a picnic; you swat at them, and they fly in a big circle only to return and land on your food, in perpetuity.
You missed one item in the definition of graffiti - permission. If the mural or marking is invited and welcome, it isn't graffiti. Unauthorized, uninvited markings of any sort are graffiti vanadalism, a crime. There isn't legal graffiti. There are sanctioned murals - fantastic works of art, there is aersol art, yet these are not graffiti. Graffiti vandalism is a hugely destructive crime. As noted at www.DefacingAmerica.com , graffiti vandalism is considered a gateway crime. The same lack of respect for the community and the property of others often leads to theft and breaking and entering. We have evolved as a society where people worked hard to buy a house, a business or to add a fence. Unlike cave drawings, marking up someone's property isn't cool. This vandalism requires $12 billion in repairs each year in the US. Don't confuse public art with graffiti.