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Monday, May 03, 2010
I took Dayna & Miriam to see Hamilton Mausoleum... post visit to the Low Parks Museum and pre visit to McDonalds and the Viewpark Gardens - see full photoset here.
We had a fab time... albeit... we were saddened to see the Hamilton Mausoleum surrounded by 7 foot metal fencing that meant that we couldn't explore up close and personal. We were saddened but understood this was necessary to stop the numpties who think their personal mark on history aka graffiti is more important than a building that is older and more important than they will ever be. I see their graffiti and vandalism to be a crime against me... against my community.
Anyway... the blossom on the path leading up to the Mausoleum was awesome. I hope I have done justice to the beauty there.
I love Lanarkshire!
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Hey Guys!!
On Monday it marked the first day of December, to say I was excited at the aspect of opening my Advent Calender was an understatement, but it also meant it was time to switch on the Christmas lights at Mums.
For as long as I can remember we have always got all the family around and had food and cakes, Christmas music on in the background to watch Dad turn all the Christmas lights on. I've always loved this as it really gets you into the festive spirit and looks so pretty.
I didn't think to take Llewellyns' camera so I apologise about the quality of the photos as they were taken on my phone and also some of them are from Snapchat. You can also watch my vlog HERE if you want to see all the lights turned on.
I couldn't rotate two of them so I apologise for any sore necks!!
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Posted 13 years ago #By the way YoYo, I was reading the lyrics for "The Hang Loose" and the Doctor J thes is refering to is actually Julius Erving. Thought you should know.
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I bought a bike on Sunday and I'm about to ride to work and back. I haven't ridden a bike in over ten years and I'm in East London, where a lot of drivers seem to view indicating and stopping for lights as optional. For these reasons, I suspect I'm going to die. If there are no more posts from me, you know what's happened. I love you all*
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I understand that an important Sevco conclave was cancelled yesterday.
This was because the Chairman of the Holding Company Vehicle, Mr David Cunningham King, could not telephonically attend.
If he had been able to appear magically from somewhere south of the Limpopo then he would have had some difficult questions to answer.
My information is that several of the UK based directors would like to see some hard evidence of sufficient working capital to see out season 2016/2017.
In the midst of all this you have to sympathise with the good folk at Accrington Stanley.
It must be difficult to read gushing stenography about the mighty Sevco about to swoop for Niko Kranjcar when they're owed compensation for Josh Windass and Matt Crooks.
Perhaps the signing of Clint Hill was further evidence that there was money available to pay them.
My understanding is that a compensation package was agreed last year and that the monies should have been paid by now.
They haven't.
To put it into perspective the money owed to Accrington Stanley would amount to what Joseph Anthony Barton is paid every two weeks.
I am sure that the English club will be paid, but once more the optics of this is not good.
Dave Bailey (@DaveJBailey13) is the 'current Academy Head of Recruitment & Talent ID at Accrington Stanley F.C. Former Bolton Wanderers Academy Coach, Scout & International Academy Manager.'
He wasn't slow to let Twitter know what he thought about this situation.
It would be difficult not to sympathise with Stewart Robertson who is trying to do his best in the midst of this circus.
Like the Admirable Warburton, he is a decent sort who is in a difficult situation.
For the avoidance of doubt, my information is that as of yesterday morning the chaps in the Blue Room were still waiting to hear from the ex-City trader.
That important meeting that was cancelled is to be rescheduled for early next week.
I hope everyone can attend as they have important business.


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According to CNBC, homebuilder confidence slipped more than expected in October, as the National Association of Home Builders index dropped 2 points from September. Builders attributed the slump to a combination of continuing cost challenges in the market and the government shutdown.
"A spike in mortgage interest rates along with the paralysis in Washington that led to the government shutdown and uncertainty regarding the nation's debt limit have caused builders and consumers to take pause," said NAHB Chief Economist David Crowe. "However, interest rates remain near historic lows and we don't expect the level of rates to have a major impact on sales and starts going forward."
"The NAHB estimate of 875,000 to 900,000 total housing starts [a seasonally adjusted annualized rate for September] is based on continuing improvement in single-family starts and ongoing volatility in multifamily construction," Crowe said.Sponsor Content


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The Next Veep
Neither Susan Baer ("If the House Picks the President," May 23) nor Theo Lippman Jr. ("Scenario for Wakefulness," May 24) points out the ultimate absurdity in the procedure to be followed if no candidate for president has a majority in the Electoral College.
If Mr. Lippman's numbers are more or less accurate, Gov. Bill Clinton becomes president, as I hope he does, even though he has fewer Electoral College votes than either Mr. Perot or President Bush.


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If the word "crafts" connotes to you summer camp items kids give to their parents made of crude materials, you've been missing a cultural phenomenon that's been sweeping the country.
Crafts are respected, not reviled. They are shown in the finest galleries, museums, and yes, homes. They are treated as fine art, a well-deserved designation among serious creators.
And when it comes to those truly high-quality/high-talent pieces, the place to find them is the 41st annual Philadelphia Museum of Art Contemporary Craft Show.
It's happening again from Thursday through Sunday at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Serious aficionados mark their calendars months in advance.
The juried show, one recognized nationally, has attracted craft artists this year from 31 states out of a pool of more than 870 applicants. Only 195 made the cut allowing them to show their wares. Those wares range from glass, baskets, jewelry, wearable and decorative fiber, along with metal, paper and mixed media.
It should be noted that over the last 40 years, $12 million in proceeds from the show have benefitted and been a major support for improvements to the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
And for the craft artists who are fortunate enough to make the cut, the satisfaction of adding this show to their resumes is priceless.
Several area artists have the privilege of exhibiting their works this year, and the special delight of meeting face-to-face with their buyers. That personal connection is one of the Contemporary Craft Show's bonuses on both sides.
For Moorestown native Brienne Rosner, now a resident of the Pocono Mountain area, this is a much welcome return visit to the Philadelphia show. Invited last year, this craft artist who has a proud legacy of artistically gifted grandmothers on both sides, while her mother, Marcy Rosner, is celebrated for her mosaic art.
Rosner explains her crafts embrace jewelry and wall art noting, "I explore space, movement and surface by layering materials in intricate patterns. My mixed media are a marriage of image and object, adorning the wall and the body."
Rosner credits her early art teachers in Moorestown for her passion for creativity.
Abington resident Joy Stember also claims a wonderful art legacy. Stember, who attended Tyler School of Art of Temple University, remembers sitting with her father, jewelry artist Jonathan Stember, on his work bench and watching and learning in awe.
Her passion is metal artwork, and her special focus is Judaica, appearing in museums, synagogues, gift shops around the country, and in homes. Each piece, she explains, is lovingly fabricated.
That passion was inspired by a trip to Israel where she says, "I was captivated by the landscape, culture and history. When I returned home, I felt a stronger connection to my culture and my identity as an artist."
This is her fifth Philadelphia Museum of Art craft show.
In Collingswood, the creative and artistic spirit of husband and wife Pavel Novak and Debra Adelson is nourished. Both will be exhibiting at the craft show, and both agree that it always represents a high point of their creative lives.
Novak, a native of Czechoslovakia, came to this country to work in glass art with a trained expert, arriving in 1994. Through life's coincidences, he met Debra at a Chicago gallery, where both were exhibiting.
Today, they work in separate home-based studios, she in creating exquisite pieces of jewelry, he in glass sculptural pieces.
Adelson said, "I am fascinated with the powerful forces that shape our air, land, water and weather. I combine glass, sterling silver and gemstones to create my narrative. My current body of work is a study in contradictions: light/dark, rough/refined surfaces and positive and negative space."
Her husband's work is in glass, strikingly colored and largely architectural in style. It's the kind of jaw-dropping work that is remarkable in its beauty and simplicity.
"We each have our own voice," says Novak, who continues to celebrate his good fortune to be living and working in the U.S.
Lisa Naples, of Doylestown, focuses on whimsical pottery that began back in 2008, using illustrated characters that went on to tell visual stories. Her animal figures are a mix of the enchanting visual and also narrative.
"For me, creativity is a life force. I see myself as a facilitator of stories that want to be told," she said. Even after 40 years of making objects from clay, Naples suggests that this show is a high point. "I don't think I've ever been more excited than I am this year to share the flowering of my awareness as an artist."
Perhaps that chance to connect with craft show audiences as they survey the energy and commitment of the creators makes this show the joy it is.
And if you ever doubted the value and artistry of the craft universe, this may be the most convincing of all lessons.
Chances are you won't leave empty-handed.


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Mr. Carson is a rather buttoned-up butler - Jim Carter is anything but.
He came to Portsmouth on Feb. 18th to do a Magic Show at the Music Hall. The show benefits Wand Aid - an organization he co-founded with Downton Executive Producer Liz Trubridge and humanitarian Linda Cruse. The organization uses magic and music to help those in dire c
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The following is a list of books (with some short comments) recommended to enhance and deepen your understanding and practice of compassionate communication.
The quick list:
- Nonviolent Communication by Marshall Rosenberg
- Nonviolent Communication Companion Workbook by Lucy Leu
- The Art of Happiness by The Dalai Lama and Howard C. Cutler
- The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible by Charles Eisenstein
- Man's Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl
- The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg
- The Obstacle Is The Way by Ryan Holiday
|Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life
by Marshall B. Rosenberg
Much of the inspiration for my courses come from the work of Marshall Rosenberg, and this book is a great introduction and overview of the concepts. A solid reference text for all things compassionate communication.
|Nonviolent Communication Companion Workbook: A Practical Guide for Individual, Group or Classroom Study
by Lucy Leu
Taken with the Nonviolent Communication book by M. Rosenberg, this workbook provides exercises and activities to help deepen your study of NVC through practice. It encourages a structure to your practice over the course of 14 weeks to 14 months – your choice.
|The Art of Happiness
by The Dalai Lama and Howard C. Cutler
Conversations with the Dalai Lama chronicled by the psychologist Howard C. Cutler which look at the nature of happiness and how we can all attain it without external events. Very much rooted in compassion and a recommended text for extension into the self-empathy and compassion realm.
|The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible
by Charles Eisenstein
An inspirational and enjoyable read giving background to the intention behind why we might want to be practising more compassionate communication. It deals with some heavy issues – such as social and ecological crisis – with Eisenstein encouraging us to engage in small, seemingly insignificant acts out of love and a sense of connection with others to have a strong and positive influence on the world.
|Man's Search for Meaning
by Victor Frankl
I've included this book in the reading list because (1) it's a fascinating and eye-opening read, and (2) because of the explanation and emphasis it places on the "stimulus-response" principle. Through describing his experience in a concentration camp during WWII, Victor Frankl outlines some key psychological concepts, arguing that we get to choose how we respond to external stimulus. This choice keeps us sane and free.
|The Power of Habit
by Charles Duhigg
There are many many many many books out there today about how habits work, how to create new ones, how to break bad ones, etc. This is one of the ones I read that I quite liked. Duhigg cites many experimental case studies as he outlines the process of habits called the "Habit Loop", stating there is (1) a cue or trigger for the habit, then (2) a routine you fall into and finally (3) a reward which reinforces the cue. Relevant to the context of compassionate communication in that it helps us to better understand our habitual reactions to certain situations.
|The Obstacle Is The Way
by Ryan Holiday
A great contemporary introduction to stoicism with a focus on an approach to dealing with obstacles and failure. The Stoics had some useful concepts we can apply in compassionate communication. One of the important ones is that they see emotions arising from your internal condition (needs), not from external events (the stimulus).


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March 26, 2015 by Ashley Schable
The Port Restaurant will reopen this month after closing for renovations in January. The new staff--including a new chef, originally from Panora--is excited to welcome guests back to the restaurant. Read more »
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Thursday stocks to watch
Networking gear maker Cisco Systems CSCO, -3.48% rose 7 cents a share to close at $18.80, its best finish since February 2002. Cisco also topped the Nasdaq Composite Index's $COMPQ most-actives list with 105 million shares exchanged.
Shares of Coinstar Inc. CSTR, -1.10% were down 25.5 percent to $14.10 in evening trading on the Island ECN after the maker of coin-counting machines used in grocery stores said its relationship with Safeway Inc. has ended. The Bellevue, Wash.-based company said it now sees full year 2003 earnings to come in at 74 to 85 cents a share; on average, analysts polled by Thomson First Call had been looking for a figure of 96 cents. See full story.
Crystallex Intl. KRY, +0.00% said it expects to restate its financial statements for 2000, 2001 and 2002 "as soon as the company and its auditors Deloitte & Touche complete a review of the company's accounting for forwards and written call options for those years." Trading in the company's shares had been halted on the American and Toronto Stock Exchanges after the British Columbia Securities Commission issued an order to cease trading in the company's securities pending the filing of the restated financial statements.
Genentech said Wednesday it posted a second-quarter profit, reversing a year-earlier loss. The No. 2 biotech firm said it earned $132.3 million, or 25 cents per share. In the 2002 second quarter, Genentech had a net loss of $213.6 million, or 41 cents per share. Excluding special charges, Genentech said it earned $163.5 million, or 31 cents per share, well ahead of the 26 cents per share that analysts, on average, expected, according to Reuters Research. Shares of Genentech DNA, +0.00% added 2 cents to $77.40 in after-hours dealings. See full story.
Nautilus Group NLS, -2.42% shares fell 20 percent after the exercise-machine maker said it expects second-quarter earnings to come in between 13 cents and 15 cents a share, with sales between $95 million and $100 million. Analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call expected the company to earn 26 cents a share on sales of $109.4 million for the period. For the full year, Nautilus is forecasting earnings of between $1 a share and $1.10 a share on sales of between $450 and $470 million, compared with analysts' expectations of $1.59 a share on sales of $526 million. The firm cited a challenging business environment, Bowflex product line competition, and lackluster consumer spending as reasons for its forecast revisions. Trading in Nautilus shares was halted briefly while the company released its forecast. After trading resumed shares fell $2.64, or 20 percent, to $10.60.
Nike NKE, -0.55% said it will buy shoemaker Converse for $305 million plus the assumption of debt. Nike said the acquisition fits with its strategy of acquiring strong brands that it can grow further. Privately held Converse, based in North Andover, Mass., was once known for its basketball shoes. In recent years it has attempted a business rebound led by its Chuck Taylor, All Star and Jack Purcell product lines. Nike shares fell 71 cents to close at $53 in regular trading Wednesday.
An Oracle ORCL, -1.33% executive said Wednesday that management is attempting its $6.3 billion hostile takeover of PeopleSoft PSFT, -23.33% now because "our business is strong enough that we can do it without distractions." Safra Catz, Oracle's executive vice president, said other factors making this a good time for the bid include relatively low software stock prices and a consolidation trend in the industry, where customers want to buy products from a fewer number of software companies to help cut costs.
Standard & Poor's took the unusual move of commenting on Wal-Mart's effect on three major supermarket retailers. In a 3-in-1 statement, the credit agency added a notch to its corporate-credit rating of Kroger to triple-B, took one out of Albertson's to triple-B and affirmed its triple-B rating on Safeway. S&P noted that Wal-Mart sold about $50 billion in grocery items last year and is aggressively expanding its offerings and locations. All three grocers carry above-average risk profiles, S&P said, with Kroger's in the best position. Albertson's "is hampered by a number of markets with weak market share, the need to better execute its merchandising strategy, and operational inefficiencies," S&P said. Safeway has the highest operating margins, but they are under pressure, the agency said. Shares of Kroger KR, -0.71% ended the session at $17.50, Albertson's ABS, +4.00% lost 12 cents to $19.38 and Safeway SWY, +2.56% subtracted 25 cent to $20.24.
Yahoo YHOO said late Wednesday that second-quarter earnings grew to $50.8 million, or 8 cents per share, up from $16.48 million, or 3 cents per share, in the same period a year ago. Analysts expected Yahoo to earn 8 cents. Yahoo also reported quarterly sales of $321 million, up from $225.7 million in the year-ago period, and better than the consensus estimate of $314 million. Yahoo's results, however, did not meet the most optimistic earnings projection of 9 cents per share. Yahoo barely topped the most optimistic sales forecast of $320 million. Shares of Yahoo rose 19 cents to $35.29 in regular trading. Yahoo fell to $34.05 in after-hours action. See full story.
Wednesday advancers
Shares of Action Products International APII, -1.64% gained more than 32 percent after the Orlando, Fla., toy maker said second-quarter revenue would total $2.265 million, a jump of 53 percent from its year-ago total. The company had been looking for 30 percent growth. Action Products cited "growing interest" in its educational toy brands, such as "I Dig Dinosaurs," "Space Voyagers," "Jay Jay The Jet Plane Wooden Adventure System" and "Climb-@-Tron." The company also expects strong sales in the third quarter.
Applied Digital Solutions ADSX advanced more than 5 percent after the Palm Beach, Fla., technology development firm said its government telecommunications unit has received a contract to upgrade the telecom networks at 62 U.S. Postal Service facilities.
Alvarion shares ALVR, +0.00% rose 23 percent after the provider of wireless broadband services said it would work with Intel INTC, -0.89% to develop certified wireless access systems. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
Concur Technologies' CNQR shares leapt more than 6 percent after the Redmond, Wash., firm said it added 150 new customers in the June quarter for its expense management software products and services. Concur also said it signed more than 100 contracts with new and existing subscription customers who expanded their relationship with the company to include Concur's offline access and imaging service. Earlier in the session, the stock reached a 52-week high of $12.74.
Endwave ENWV soared almost 67 percent after the company forecast second-quarter revenue of between $8.2 million and $8.5 million, above its prior projection for a range of $6.5 million to $7.5 million. The Sunnyvale, Calif., provider of radio frequency subsystems for use in broadband wireless systems adds that gross margin will also beat its expectations, and that it will report positive cash flow from operations for the second quarter. Cash usage is pegged at less than $1 million for the quarter, an improvement over previous predictions of between $2 million and $3 million.
Evolving Systems EVOL, +0.67% added more than 9 percent after the Englewood, Colo., maker of communications software said it has $4 million in bookings for the second quarter. The orders are for both products and services, and the company said customers include "major" wireline and wireless carriers in the U.S. Evolving Systems plans to report its second-quarter results in late July. A single analyst polled by Thomson First Call is looking for a profit of 3 cents per share in the period, on average.
Shares of Gric Communications GRIC leapt almost 58 percent after AT&T T, +1.04% said it would adopt Gric's wireless access services to offer remote access to its virtual private network from more than 2,000 access points in 20 countries. Financial terms were not disclosed. AT&T expects to complete the integration of Gric's access points by the end of the year.
Helen of Troy Ltd. HELE, -1.04% leapt nearly 21 percent after the company reported first-quarter earnings of $14.8 million, or 50 cents per share, including a gain from a litigation settlement. Before items, the El Paso, Texas, maker of personal care products earned 42 cents per share in the period. Four analysts polled by Thomson First Call were looking for a profit of 24 cents per share in the quarter, on average. Sales jumped 4 percent in the latest three months to $106.5 million from $102.5 million in the same period a year earlier. Looking ahead, Helen of Troy raised its outlook for the full year to earnings of $1.75 to $1.80 per share from a range of $1.45 to $1.50 per share. The company's board also approved plans to buy back up to 3 million shares of its common stock.
Insmed INSM, -2.79% rallied almost 7 percent after the company said it would reveal study data demonstrating that its anti-tumor agent, rhIGFBP-3, "significantly inhibited" cancerous growth. The data will be presented at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research in Washington, D.C.
LookSmart LOOK, -4.29% advanced more than 12 percent after the San Francisco Internet services firm reached a multi-year agreement to provide its search product to Terra Lycos. Financial terms weren't disclosed. The deal calls for LookSmart to be the primary provider of general Web search results for a large number of high-value commercial terms, and it gives Lycos the option to resell LookSmart's LookListings paid placement search engine marketing platform.
Movie Gallery MOVI added 6 percent after the company said it expects adjusted earnings before items of at least 31 cents per share for the second quarter, above its previous projection for a profit of 26 to 29 cents per share. The Dothan, Ala., movie rental firm cited its strong same-store revenue growth of 6.5 percent for the quarter for the higher outlook. It had been expecting low- to mid-single digit growth on this basis. Net income for the quarter is now anticipated to come in at least 26 cents per share, reflecting the non-cash impact of a stock option expense and an accounting change for rental inventory amortization.
NCR Corp. NCR, -2.73% gained almost 14 percent after the Dayton, Ohio, provider of ATM systems and other information technology products and services said it expects second-quarter results to top Wall Street's consensus estimate for a loss of 4 cents per share. The company sees earnings of 6 to 9 cents per share for the period on revenue of about $1.37 billion. NCR also boosted its outlook for the year to a profit of 45 to 55 cents per share.
Synovis Life Technologies SYNO rose nearly 7 percent after the St. Paul, Minn., medical device firm boosted its financial outlook for fiscal 2003 to reflect strong gains in its surgical and interventional businesses. The company now sees earnings of 43 to 46 cents per share for the year on revenue of between $58 million and $59 million. It had been looking for a profit of 38 to 41 cents per share in the period.
Xybernaut XYBR surged almost 25 percent after the Fairfax, Va., maker of mobile computing products forecast a sequential increase of more than 50 percent in its second-quarter revenue from its first-quarter total of $1.8 million.
Wednesday decliners
Albany International AIN, -1.11% slid 5 percent after the company said it expects second-quarter earnings of 49 cents per share, including 3 cents worth of severance, relocation, and other costs. Thomson First Call doesn't publish a consensus estimate for the company's results.
Shares of Altria MO, -2.21% dropped nearly 6 percent after Analyst David Adelman at Morgan Stanley said he now anticipates "two likely short-term negative developments" for the tobacco company. Adelman said legal anxiety will increase given his belief that the Illinois district court of appeals will find trial judge Bryon did not have the authority to change the required Miles bond of $12 billion. He also thinks that second-quarter unit volume growth will be 1 to 1.5 percent, well below expectations of 4 percent. In addition, the Dow industrials component may be weighed down by a report in the Wall Street Journal that rivals R.J. Reynolds RJR, +0.00% and Brown & Williamson have held discussions to merge their tobacco operations due to severe price competition. See full story.
CMS Energy CMS, -1.10% gave almost 7 percent after the company said it plans to privately sell $150 million worth of convertible notes due 2023 and $250 million of senior notes due 2010. The electric and gas company also granted the initial purchasers of the convertible notes an option an additional $50 million of convertible notes. CMS plans to use the proceeds from the sale to redeem its 6 3/4-percent senior notes due January 2004 and to reduce debt under its senior credit agreement.
Shares of EnPro Industries NPO, -1.25% dived 7 percent. After Tuesday's closing bell, the Charlotte, N.C., maker of sealing products said Mike Leslie has left the chief operating officer position. Ernie Schaub, EnPro's president and CEO, will assume "direct responsibilities for the company's operations,'"and EnPro has no immediate plans to fill the COO slot.
Shares of Hummingbird HUMC lost more than 6 percent after the company forecast adjusted earnings of 24 to 26 cents per share on sales of between $47 million and $48 million for the third quarter. This outlook is well below Wall Street's current consensus estimate for a profit of 34 cents per share, according to Reuters Research. The Toronto-based maker of product lifecycle software said it experienced added expenses in the quarter related to accelerating growth at recent acquisitions, and that the postponement of a few large deals contributed to its shortfall.
Shares of Logitech International LOGI, -2.22% plummeted more than 24 percent after the company warned late Tuesday that fiscal first quarter operating income would be $7 million to $8 million, falling short of its goal of $14 million. The maker of computer interface products attributed the weaker-than-expected results to intensifying competition and weak demand.
Lone Star Technologies LSS, -1.56% lost almost 12 percent after the maker of oilfield tubing products warned that second-quarter losses would total 30 to 35 cents a share, wider than the average analyst loss forecast of 11 cents, due to higher steel costs and weak tubular sales.
Vitria VITR, -1.79% lost nearly 12 percent after the company said it expects a loss before items of $6 million to $6.5 million, or 18 to 20 cents per share, on revenue of between $17.7 million and $18.2 million for the second quarter. Thomson First Call doesn't publish consensus estimates for Vitria. The Sunnyvale, Calif., business process technology firm said its revenue performance was below its objectives due to challenging economic conditions.


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The Library has placed duplicate copies of some of its popular reference titles, including the World Food and Culinaria series, on Reserve at the Check Out Desk. These titles can be checked out for 7 days.
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Limits OK'd on putting Asian oysters in bay
Limits to the Ehrlich administration's ability to introduce Asian oysters into the Chesapeake Bay received final passage from the legislature yesterday. The measure still requires approval by the governor, who has said he wants to introduce non-native oysters if scientific research shows that doing so wouldn't harm the ecosystem.
The bill would require the Department of Natural Resources to take additional steps, including doing further environmental impact studies, getting a recommendation from an independent advisory panel, submitting a report to the General Assembly and holding public hearings, before allowing the introduction of the oysters. Both the houses passed the bill with sufficient votes to override a veto.


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A frog is an animal which delivers and sends letters. It is unknown how frogs know where the person who the letter is sent to is, but it might be the force of the Wizarding World. Frogs can come in all species including the Sparkly Yellow Treefrog which is native to rainforests. Toads are less easier to handle and take longer to deliver letters too, Toads are used by much important people and cost over 500 gold coins.
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3LAU Invades DU For A Party on the Quad
This year, Delta Upsilon will be hosting 3LAU, a critically-acclaimed mashup artist known for his addictive mixes of top-40 pop and electronic beats. If you're starting to like the sound of electronic music but aren't sure what to expect, let 3LAU be your guide this house party. His amazing balance of familiar songs and energetic electronic music will "3LAU your mind" this House Party Weekend!
3LAU, pronounced "Blau" after the artist's name Justin Blau, first starting making mashups during his time at Washington University in St. Louis while studying finance. However, this past fall was a turning point when he left the university to pursue his music career full-time. Though he's only 22, 3LAU has released tons of material, including long mixes and shorter tracks, and has been encouraged by huge artists such as Tiesto and Porter Robinson. Several of his mixes, such as "Girls Who Save the World"(http://www.youtube.com/
Up until now, 3LAU has specialized in mashups, which layer two songs over one another, and he frequently pairs vocals or rap with catchy electronic instrumentals. Often, the electronic component to his mixes has fallen under the category of house music, including electro-house and progressive house.
Though his mashups include existing pop songs, 3LAU's sound has always been iconic: a banging kick and addictive melodies float above the pop vocals, and he has an obvious talent for maintaining momentum in his seamless mixes. He also cites musical inspiration from artists such as Wolfgang Gartner, Sigur Ros, and Radiohead. Looking toward the future, 3LAU hopes to transition his mashup artist persona into a fully-fledged "big room house" producer, taking his inspiration and creativity to a new level. These creative components will obviously come into play as 3LAU begins to release original material in the coming months, and the results are eagerly-awaited.
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"The more we receive reports from interviewers, the more we are moved, intrigued, fascinated, and inspired by them."
By now, we already have plenty of stories and we could write hundreds of snapshots based on them.
On our side (the writers), we feel 100% fulfilled and grateful. Be proud of what you have done, and we thank the interviewers for their good work again and the interviewees for sharing so many defining moments of their life."


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Defense ruled in 2000, when the Ravens' Purple Reign took the NFL by storm. But the pendulum could swing back to offense and big-play quarterbacks this easson.
Three years after John Elway last played, two years after Dan Marino's last season, there is a new hierarchy of quarterback in the league. The new order is represented by young guns like Peyton Manning, 25, and Daunte Culpepper and Donovan McNabb, both 24.
He is a rating, one through 31, of the NFL's starters going into the 2001 season.
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1. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts: Already the league's most dangerous passer, Manning has thrown for 59 touchdowns and more than 8,500 yards the past two years. He shows his pedigree as Archie Manning's son. He is a very accurate passer and makes up for lack of foot speed with preparation and knowledge of the system.


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Southern Discomfort
This case study is focuses on the driven factors that led the management to bring changes in the Oconomo plant of the Lamprey Inc. The Oconomo plant is established and operated since 1921. It's has been the workplace of about 520 employees in the town of 9000 people, But the Oconomo plant is close to shut down because of the high operational cost, the unions unwilling to cooperate, the competitors' price advantages and it's close to overtaking it in product quality.
Jack Ripon the chief executive officer of the Oconomo plant who concern about the operational cost is too high to keep the profit for the company and plan to establish the plant in Mexico. Jack wants Jim Maleschowski who is president of the Wisconsin Specialty products division of Lamprey, Inc to go down to the Mexico to find out the operational cost of the establishing a new plant there and submit the report to him.
Jim thinks that would be wrong as long as there's chance its costs can be lowered by establishing new plant in Mexico, but he also thinks the boss Ripon is right because the company needs to make a better return on its investment to continue business.
Beside the profit, there are other underlying forces to lead the changes in the management of the company, the changes that required being made. The high operational cost is greatest force that drives the company to look for the changes. The forces made the company have been incurring losses instead of making profits.
1. The union's unwilling to cooperate. And reason for the unwillingness and resistance are because of the company had tried to reduce the amount of pay and provide the cross-training for increasing the work performance, but the workers are not ready to accept the change of the company and feel they can't live within that low wage. To solve this problem company should change in people and culture, it pertain to how employee think –change in mind set. (Daft & Kendrick, 2010)
2. The competitors had price advantages and close to overtaking it in product quality. To be more competitive and make changes successful Company must develop improved production technologies; create new products and service desired in the marketplace. (Daft &Kendrick, 2010)
Under above pressures, the company should look for the organizational change. The organizational change is defined as the adoption of a new idea or behaviour by an organization. (Daft, 1982), the organizational change includes the changing and changing people and culture. (Daft, 2010)
In this case, changing people and culture is the primary type of change that needs to be change. Indeed, managers usually report that changing people and culture is t most difficult job. (Rosabeth & Kante, Strategy+Business no.41 (Dec, 12, 2005) )
Closing down the Oconomo plant would cause huge unemployment people. Therefore the mind –set of the union and workers have to be changed. The lower wages and cell manufacturing would enhance the competitiveness of the company. But right now these changes are resisted by the union, so existing mindset had to be the change first.
The Jim has found out that union leaders were nervous actually, they are afraid of losing the job, but they also feel that the change will compromise their job security, so in this situation effective implementation tactics involves below.
1. Consistency communication and education can help the workers to understand the needs of changes. People are most likely to change their behaviour when they both understand the rational reason for doing so and see a picture of change that influences their feelings. (Gerard &Grace very Business Journal Jan-Feb 2003)
The communication can be done by meeting, and survey feedback activities. Education can be done by training for both employees and managers. the education is quite important when change involves the new technology or user...
References: ❖ Donnelly, J.H., Gibson, J.L. & Ivoncevich J.N., 1984, Fundamentals of Management, 5th Edition, Texas: Business Publication Inc., P. G3; Definition probably more suitable in case studies relating to personnels, management style, etc.
❖ Management International Edition Richard L. Daft, Martyn Kendrick, Natalia Vershinina, 2010. South-Western: Cengage Learning p582
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If you are a student or the parent of a student, now is the time to start thinking about summer employment.
Summer employment is about more than just earning a paycheque – it can also present an opportunity to test the waters in your field of interest, gain valuable work experience, network and improve the opportunity to land a job once you're finished school.
Finding a job takes work but it can pay off now and in the future. Here are 10 tips to help you get started.
1. Stay Positive
Many young people express concern about the shortage of available positions and their lack of experience in the workforce. Remember that mindset can influence your outcome. Try to re-frame negative perceptions and turn them into positives. There may be untapped opportunities that you are not aware of, and although you may not have paid work experience, you likely have some kind of experience that would impress an employer, e.g. volunteer, student council, specialized course/s, etc.
2. Think Strategically
The type of job you get this summer can influence the type of job you get in the future. Avoid the outlook that any job will suffice. If you're not sure where you would like to work, start by thinking about the things that interest you – your favourite subject at school, what you like to do in your spare time and what you are good at. Take a look at summer employment opportunities that might be a good match or try to determine what employers might need help with. Be proactive by approaching an employer who does not have employment opportunities posted. S/he may be impressed with your motivation and critical thinking skills.
3. Set Goals
Determine your objective for gaining summer employment and develop a plan to ensure that your actions match your goals. Structure your job search by developing a weekly agenda to help keep your job search on track. For example, in one week, you may plan to respond to job postings by sending out a minimum of three application packages. During the same week, you might research three companies that you are interested in working for. Don't forget to balance work with play by setting aside time to enjoy yourself and relax.
4. Seek Out Seasonal Work
Retail, shipping, restaurants, and recreation centres are common sources of seasonal employment. Look for a common thread with your field of interest and make the connection in your application package. If you are interested in working where you shop, you will already be familiar with the company and its products and may benefit from employee discounts. When applying for a position in person, project confidence, dress well and be prepared for an interview. Don't forget your cover letter and résumé, as well as a pen for filling out application forms.
5. Dig Deeper
Go beyond the traditional sources for finding summer employment. Visit the Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre's Resource Centre for a list of job search websites or attend the new "Walk on the Webby Side" workshop for an inside scoop on which websites can benefit your job search. Maclean's Magazine recently offered a list of websites that post new student jobs every week. Check it out here.
6. Do Your Research
Research employers who are hiring and/or employers that you would like to work for. To find out what a company is all about and whether it's a good fit for you, check out the company website and social media channels associated with it. This kind of research can help you deliver a tailored application package and gain a competitive edge.
7. Customize Your Package
A tailored application package is your opportunity to stand out! It is better to send out ten targeted application packages rather than hundreds of generic résumés. Your package should include a cover letter, résumé and, if applicable, a link to an on-line portfolio. Customize your package by including key words that are referenced in the job posting and tailor your content to emphasize your experience and skills related to the position. Check out the Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre's new Classified Workshop for more information.
8. Details, Details
Recruiters and HR Managers alike express dissatisfaction when a cover letter is addressed "to whom it may concern". Do your research and address the cover letter to the correct individual. Have someone reliable review your résumé for feedback and don't forget to check your spelling and grammar. Be sure to include all relevant and accurate contact information. If you don't have work references, ask a teacher, coach or other adult in your community.
9. Be Your Own Boss?
If you're having difficulty finding a job and have thoughts of starting your own business, consider checking in with the Business Advisory Centre of Durham (BACD). The BACD accepts applications for Ontario's "Summer Company" which can offer up to $3000 start-up funding for successful applicants. Starting your own summer company is a good opportunity to test the waters and find out if entrepreneurship is for you.
10. Clean Yourself Up On-line
Before selecting potential candidates, employers are looking at social media profiles. Red flags may include inappropriate or provocative images; poor communication skills; negative remarks about a previous employer or teacher; or discriminatory comments related to race or gender. Remove anything that might be considered compromising – if anyone has tagged you with posts of this nature, untag yourself.
Good luck and don't forget to let everyone you know that you are looking for employment!
Follow the Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre on Twitter and Facebook to gain access to weekly job postings in the Durham Region.


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Transfer to a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper. Lightly brush the tops of the turnovers with egg wash and sprinkle lightly with the turbinado sugar. (DO NOT add too much sugar or it will cause the tops to burn. A light sprinkle is all you need)
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Beneath the burning sands a memory is awakening…
For a band of young heroes eager for adventure and glory, escorting a merchant to a rendezvous with a Bedu tribe promises little excitement.
But all is not well in the endless sands. A great evil has awakened after millennia of slumber; an evil that is preparing to unleash its dark powers on the unsuspecting citizens of Al-Shirkuh.
Destiny has delivered the heroes to this place at the appointed time, but the fate of the desert realms is yet to be written. Salvation or servitude await, but which shall come to pass depends on whether the adventurers can overcome the Curse of the Sand Lord!
This introductory adventure module for Hellfrost: Land of Fire contains 8 pregenerated characters.


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Your business will be protected— GCX assures aggregator groups
The Ghana Commodity Exchange (GCX) Project has assured members of aggregator groups in the country that no group will lose its business in the commodity value chain when the Exchange fully becomes operational.
In separate sensitisation sessions with members of women aggregators' group association, 'Women Can', in Tema and Kumasi, Membership Manager of the GCX Project, Mr. Richard Ankrah explained that the existence of a national commodity exchange (GCX) would not in any way take their sources of livelihood away from them but rather provide a ready, orderly, and transparent trading platform that would facilitate trade by easily connecting buyers and sellers.
Mr. Ankrah noted 'the GCX operational model would present numerous opportunities to aggregators to continue to execute their role in the value chain business.
"GCX would initially commence trading in maize, soya and paddy rice in its first year of operations and bring on board other commodities as options for the Exchange expands," Mr. Ankrah told the aggregators.
President of the association, Madam Kate Dugan reiterated their commitment to maintain the relationship with GCX and ensure they were updated regularly to preserve their active involvement in the pursuit to transform Ghana's economy while creating prosperity for all in the commodity value chain and make Ghana a regional and global commodity trading hub.
Madam Dugan urged the GCX to consider the possibility of adding peanut and cashew to the commodities to be traded when operational, a concern Mr. Ankrah noted will be considered in the next phase during the contract design for new commodities for the GCX.
The sensitisation programme was part of the awareness creation outreach campaign by the GCX Project to share information with prospective members on available opportunities when the Exchange is established.
'Women Can', is an association of female aggregators who engage in spot buy trade in cashew, peanuts, maize, rice and soya bean.
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It is plainly obvious to me that Hines when he is on it has to be in the top 5 players in this League.
Surely it wont be much longer before we look at extending his contract. Be warned however there has to be an element of risk involved along with good business sense.
Lets Start with the good business sense.
His commitment to a longer deal will surely put numbers on the gate long term.
Any expenditure spent can be recouped by a fee that his talents will surly command and hopefully money taken at the gate.
The Risk
I cant be the only one who has flinched at some of the tackles he has been subjected to in recent games . Some of them have been just plain nasty . He is being targeted by opponents for the rough stuff make no mistake and any injury sustained may make the risk to great to take.
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I think we need to look at extending him because his season thus far cannot have gone unnoticed by other clubs *cough peterborough cough* and sooner or later someone will offer us money for him - but only if he's here next season, if he stays on a one year deal, based on recent showings he'll walk into another club without breaking a sweat.
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Re: Will The Beans Mean No Hines
Agree with Sussex - try to sign him for next year now, if necessary with a clause that he can go if we get offered £x for him?
Re: Will The Beans Mean No Hines
There is no way Zav will be here next year.
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I don't think we'll be able to keep him.Im not so worried about the tackles,he knows what he's doing and has been in there with the toughest at a much higher level.You'd never sign anyone if you worried about that sort of thing.It would be great if we could give him an extension and add a few quid to his wages,hopefully the club have flirted with relegation enough to realise that maybe just stretching the purse strings a bit will seem a good idea now.We messed up with Benno,I still say we could have bunged him a few quid and not have got relegated out of league 1(Maintained higher attendances etc...,and I said it at the time) so lets not repeat our mistakes.Id definitely try and keep Murphy too,offload Woodall and Scott as soon as contractual obligations expire and spread the money about a bit.Gates will increase and we wont have to watch another 3 years of poop football like we have these last few hoofball going no where seasons.
So I wished for hoofball to get binned,the ball to be passed out from the back,Daggers to be allowed in the TB stand,Medy to make regular starts,Still and Harris to be sacked and an online shop.....Im doing alright really.Still need a roof but i'll wait.
So I wished for hoofball to get binned,the ball to be passed out from the back,Daggers to be allowed in the TB stand,Medy to make regular starts,Still and Harris to be sacked and an online shop.....Im doing alright really.Still need a roof but i'll wait.
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Sometimes I feel contracts are open to complete abuse and never gives me confidence on holding any player, look how many have been broken to even some players a fan thinks is so loyal, of course a lot of it is about money at the end of the day, but if, a big if we slowly keep playing fairly well and after all as it stands even with a good win against league leaders Rochdale Saturday were be way up there near the crown, and now with Wayne guiding this team well sure he will pull out all barrels to hold us into a play off place and who knows long way off I know but if we do get out of this Division would Hines leave or any other lads playing so well for us at the moment. Imagine the confidence with the lads beating Rochdale Saturday. Last season no secret, our awful displays came basically lacking a striker or two, open box no fire power, just nobody there. Murphy, Hines and even Abs this season has made our side a pleasure to watch. Hines will stay if we carry on keeping it like it is at present. BTW second that to gives us 'bar side' of TBS would be a fantastic bonus, keep playing well, one day the rest of our ground will be as nice.
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If you're a big fan of Hollywood flicks, you'll be pleased to know many aren't just shot on a sound stage. Some crews set the scene more naturally and head out into town for real life restaurants.
Visiting the favorite food spot of your most beloved silver screen characters brings the movie to life and definitely makes for photo-worthy, memorable moments.
If you've ever dreamt about grabbing a bit where your favorite characters dined, you might be in luck. See these 13 restaurants still open to the public.
- From the movie: Good Will Hunting
- Real life restaurant name: Woody's L Street Tavern
- Real life address: 195 L Street, Boston, Massachusetts, MA 02127
The local dive bar served as a regular hangout for life-long Boston friends Will (Matt Damon) and Chuckie (Ben Affleck) in Good Will Hunting. The South End spot has been renovated, so fan shouldn't expect every detail to be intact, but it still makes a great stop for fans of the flick, the famous duo of friends, or even Bruins or Red Sox goers.
- From the movie: Serendipity
- Real life restaurant name: Serendipity 3
- Real life address: 225 E. 60th St., New York, NY 10022
The early 2000's romantic comedy starring Kate Beckinsale and John Cusack had every girl swooning. The real life restaurant, Serendipity 3, still stands in Manhattan's Upper East Side and still serves the famous frozen hot chocolate the star-crossed lovers sipped the fateful night of their meeting.
- From the movie: Forrest Gump
- Real life restaurant name: Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.
- Real life address: 1501 Broadway, New York, NY 10036 (with other locations all over the world)
Bubba Gump Shrimp spun out of the beloved movie following one man's journey through the turbulent times of 20th century America — including a brief stint as a "shrimp'n boat cap'n." Take a moment of silence as pay respects to Bubba when you visit.
- From the movie: When Harry Met Sally
- Real life restaurant name: Katz's Delicatessen
- Real life address: 205 E. Houston Dr., New York, NY 10002
One of the most famous restaurant scenes on the list took place at Kat'z Delicatessen. The restaurant received immediate notoriety from Meg Ryan's famous organism scene, but it had already been successfully operating New York's Lower East Side since 1888. Kat'z has made appearances in other movies, as well, including Donnie Brasco (1997), Enchanted (2007), Across the Universe (2007) and Off Beat (1986).
- From the movie: Mrs. Doubtfire
- Real life restaurant name: Bridges Restaurant and Bar
- Real life address: 44 Church St., Danville, CA 994526
No doubt, Robin William's scene changing outfits in the bathroom is one of the most memorable. It's called Bridges, just as it was in the movie, and it's still open for business. The white linen restaurant serves California cuisine with European and Asian influences. And, if you happen to be allergic to pepper, tell the wait staff and they'll be sure you have a better meal than Pierce Bronson did.
- From the movie: Bridesmaids
- Real life restaurant name: La Sirenita
- Real life address: 14032 Oxnard St., Van Nuys, CA 91401
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- From the movie: Top Gun
- Real life restaurant: Kansas City Barbeque
- Real life address: 600 W. Harbor Dr., San Diego, CA 92101
If Goose and Maverick go there, it's got to be a good time. The famous scene where the Naval duo pound out "Great Balls of Fire" on the piano is still open for fun. The San Diego spot serves up food the folks of KC would even be proud of — spare ribs, brisket and other southern staples. And let's be honest, the food might be delicious, but you're probably going there for bragging rights, so pick up a Top Gun t-shirt, hat or postcard.
- From the movie: 50 First Dates
- Real life restaurant name: Hukilau Cafe
- Real life address: 55-662 Wahinepe'e St., Laie, HI 96762
Adam Sandler meets Drew Barrymore (again, and again, and again…) in a well-worn local café oozing with tropical charm. There really is a Hukilau Cafe located in Hawaii that gets some pretty great breakfast reviews. The film was actually shot elsewhere, but using the name in the major motion picture helped put the Oahu restaurant on the map. They also don't serve Belgium waffles, so if you're looking to create Barrymore's waffle hut (complete with toothpick swinging front door), you'll have to find another delicious carb medium on the menu — may I suggest the banana pancakes?
- From the movie: The Notebook
- Real life restaurant name: High Cotton
- Real life address: 199 E. Bay St., Charleston, SC 29401
After years of separation, wondering why she never wrote back, Noah spots Allie in a restaurant. The spot where they filmed this scene is called High Cotton and it's a fancy restaurant in Charleston, South Carolina with lines out the door of Nicholas Sparks fans wanting to get a taste of their favorite chick flick. Be sure to make a reservation!
- From the movie: You've Got Mail
- Real life restaurant name: Café Lalo
- Real life address: 201 West 83rd St., New York, NY 10024
The cozy little, New York coffee nook is where Meg Ryan waits for blind date Tom Hanks in the 1998 romantic comedy. Check out the impressive spread of desserts on display at this Upper West Side happening hangout.
- From the movie (television show): Cheers
- Real life restaurant name: Cheers
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Okay, the real deal was filmed on a sound stage in Los Angeles, so you're not going to find your favorite friends here, but the sitcom was based off of an actual Boston bar located in Beacon Hill that has been serving guests burgers and beers and good conversation since 1969.
- From the movie: Pretty Woman
- Real life restaurant name: Cicada Restaurant
- Real life address: 617 South Olive St., Los Angeles, CA 90014
Another rom-com makes the list — apparently eating out is a requirement of the genre. Know as "The Voltaire" in 1990's Pretty Woman, the real life Cicada Restaurant, formerly Rex II Ristorante, is the stage for Julia Roberts' famous snail flinging scene during a stuffy business dinner with Richard Gere's clients.
- From the movie: Coyote Ugly
- Real life restaurant name: Coyote Ugly
- Real life address: 153 First Ave., New York, NY 10003
Piper Perabo and John Goodman starred in Coyote Ugly, a movie about bar-top dancers and a girl's big-time musical dreams. The East Village dive bar shot to fame and now has locations across the world including Las Vegas, Moscow, Tokyo and Kiev.
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Bistrot de Cuisiniers since 2008
The iconic restaurant in Lyon. A chic and inspired local brasserie that keeps up with the latest trends.
The interior décor is dedicated to the pleasures of dining and the French art of living. Léon de Lyon is celebrating its tenth anniversary, and its fourth incarnation. Léon de Lyon is without doubt a legendary establishment and a favoured haunt of epicureans.
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1 Ground floor | The lounge 'Les Voutes' | 30 to 50 diners.
2 Ground floor | The lounge 'Confidentiel' | 4 to 6 diners.
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4 Ground floor | The dining room 'La Salle des Glaces' | 15 to 35 diners.
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Bistrots de Cuisiniers since 1989
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1 Ground floor | Room 1 | 47 diners.
2 Ground floor | Room 2 | 31 diners.
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