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#7 of 33 Quick Bites in Lisbon#289 of 4,682 Places to Eat in Lisbon
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Bright, friendly and delicious!
This bright little shop is a perfect stop on a hot day. No matter how long the line is, you won't have enough time to decide on your gelato flavor... so pick two!More
Eduardo S, Proprietário at Santini Chiado, responded to this reviewResponded 2 weeks ago
Dear client, Thank you so much for your kind words and for the time you took to review your experience at Santini. Our icecreams are handmade and that's why they are so tasty :) If you need anything from us don't hesitate to ask! Should...More
Yummmmm Gelato
Delicious gelato, amazing flavours, good prices .. I would definitely recommend the tartin de santini (not sure if thats the right spelling) but basically the cheesecake flavour and the pistachio one tooMore
Dear client, Thank you so much for your kind words and for the time you took to review your experience at Santini. Our ice creams are handmade and that's why they are so tasty. :) If you need anything from us don't hesitate to ask!...More
A welcome respite from the heat!
Chanced upon this ice cream shop in the Chiado area and it was a delight to have. It’s creamy and and not too sweet for my taste. The shop assistants were helpful and friendly. The shop itself is clean and bright. Ticks all my boxes.
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Came here because our tour guide from inside lisbon told us this is the "best gelato in lisbon". Well, it is really yummy! for 3.90 Euro you get a medium sized gelato with 3 flavors. I tried pistachio, almond and coconut - all very tasty!...More
Great gelado
Had take-out gelado from here, 4 different flavors, and it was excellent. Good taste and nice serving size for the money. Must do, probably not but if you're in the area and want a nice treat, this is recommended.
I had the strawberry & hazelnut gelato while my partner went for the crepe with vanilla & chocolate gelato on top. The flavours here are pretty basic but they're good. We found it a bit pricey for what you got. I would definitely recommend the...More
Delicious icecream&more :)
Knowing the good geladaria Santini in Cascais, we were happy to find it also in Lisbon. Great icecreams and "sorbets" :) Many tasty flavors to try (coconut, passionfruit, mango, lemon ...).
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Stopped by several times to enjoy the gelado. The small cones or cups are two scoops and you can mix two types and not overpriced. Fair sized portions and very clean and attractive surroundings.
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Eduardo S, Proprietário at Santini Chiado, responded to this reviewResponded October 26, 2018
Santini is one of the oldest ice cream makers in Lisbon coming originally from Italy over Cascais. The branch in Chiado offers the same as the one on Cascais (we tried both) and it can compete with all great ice cream makers in Italy.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- New England Patriots tight end Visanthe Shiancoe, who on Sept. 5 was placed on injured reserve with the designation to return, was activated and added to the team's 53-man roster Saturday.
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How to run AngularJS example - Stack Overflow
I've done as described here: http://docs.angularjs.org/tutorial/step_00 but can't run the phonecat example as AngularJS. It runs like a bunch of html files. For example, the app/index-async.html page gives me following error in Chrome's console:
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What exactly have u done? I just cloned the git repo somewhere in my apaches htdocs and set it to stepp 00 and everything works fine for me.
tell me how to run a basic example.. i mean in what environment it should run.. i am just writing it as simple html and running. the concept of angular is very nice and i got it very quickly but none of tutorial said on how to execute it and environment setup :(
The bootstrap part needs to be called after the element you're bootstrapping to is loaded. You can either put the bootstrap code at the end of your html, or you can use something like document ready from JQuery.
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1. Endorsement letter 29.12.2010 Dear AIESEC IIT Kharagpur, With the following lines I support Shubhanshu Mishra’s decision to apply to be the Local Committee President 11-12 of AIESEC IIT Kharagpur. I had the pleasure to get to know him one year ago, while being the LCVPTM of AIESEC Jyväskylä in Finland. Shubhanshu was doing an AIESEC internship in Global Venture Lab Finland (TN-In-FI-JY-2009-1245) at this time. Despite Shubhanshu’s short stay in the country, he convinced me to be an exemplary AIESECer. What I experienced to be the key characteristics of Shubhanshu during this time were his high degree of global mindset and his vast social skills. Shubhanshu participated eagerly in the Local Committee’s activities and shared his knowledge about Indian culture and his country. He communicated easily with diverse nationalities and personalities, and build up a great network in Finland. His outgoing and friendly personality will help him in his LCP role, where he will be able to position AIESEC IIT Kharagpur nationwide and in the global network. Shubhanshu is aware about the importance of communication and positioning. As the VP Communications 10-11 of AIESEC IIT Kharagpur, he set new standards to promote the LC across continents in the social media. Shubhanshu also surprised the membership of AIESEC Jyväskylä with his AIESEC spirit. Certainly, I would call him to be a real AIESECer. He is devoted to the organization and wishes to make a positive change in the world. Shubhanshu’s visit to the International Congress 2010 in India was one of the highlights of his AIESEC career so far and motivated him to go even further. During his internship in Jyväskylä, Shubhanshu completed all tasks and obligations to the company’s fullest satisfaction. Global Venture Lab was so convinced about Shubhanshu’s talents that they agreed upon a shorter duration of the internship. They knew that he had the professional skills and knowledge they needed. Shubhanshu was the only possible option for the company. And he proofed them to be right during his stay. These are the words that I would like you to think about, as well. Shubhanshu is the only possible option for AIESEC IIT Kharagpur. He is determined enough to achieve the goals AIESEC IIT Kharagpur will set for the next year and he is skilled enough to communicate them to the membership. Shubhanshu has the AIESEC Experience to be a role model for new and experienced members and the AIESEC spirit to stand up in front as the Local Committee President of AIESEC IIT Kharagpur 2011-2012. From my heart, I wish him all the best! In case you have any further questions, feel free to approach me personally at any time! Sincerely, Annekatrin Endter Member Committee Vice President of Talent Management 10-11 AIESEC LithuaniaAIESEC Lithuania | Geležinio Vilko g. 12-513 | LT-01112 Vilnius | www.aiesec.lt | e-mail: annekatrin.endter@aiesec.lt | tel./fax.: +370 5 260 94 64

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Over a decade ago, Martin Seligman charted a new approach to living with "flexible optimism". Now, in his most stimulating and persuasive book to date, the best-selling author of Learned Optimism introduces the revolutionary, scientifically based idea of "Positive Psychology". Positive Psychology focuses on strengths rather than weaknesses, asserting that happiness is not the result of good genes or luck. Seligman teaches readers that happiness can be cultivated by identifying and using many of the strengths and traits that they already possess: kindness, originality, humor, optimism, and generosity. By frequently calling upon their "signature strengths" in all the crucial realms of life, listeners will not only develop natural buffers against misfortune and the experience of negative emotion, they will move their lives up to a new, more positive plane.Drawing on groundbreaking psychological research, Seligman shows how Positive Psychology is shifting the profession's paradigm away from its narrow-minded focus on pathology, victimology, and mental illness to positive emotion, virtue and strength, and positive institutions. Our signature strengths can be nurtured throughout our lives, with benefits to our health, relationships, and careers. The life-changing lesson of Authentic Happiness is that by identifying the very best in ourselves, we can improve the world around us and achieve new and sustainable levels of authentic contentment, gratification, and meaning.
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Storm rising (Book, 1989) [WorldCat.org]
I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/19262840 Title: Storm rising Author: Marilyn Singer Publisher: New York : Scholastic, ©1989. ISBN/ISSN: 0590421735 9780590421737 0590421743 9780590421744 OCLC:19262840
Seventeen-year-old Storm, lonely, lost, and going nowhere, is drawn to a gentle older woman who possesses unusual powers, and as love develops between them, Storm experiences the beginnings of confidence, suffering, and a promise of a new start to his life.
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Storm is 17, and knows that when you fall in love, you get trapped--like his mother. But when Storm gets a job helping a mysterious young woman named Jocelyn, their unorthox friendship becomes love. Can Storm weather Jocelyn's strange secret--the power she can't always control--or will he be trapped after all? Read more...
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Patent US6082293 - Plasma source - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsAccording to the present invention, when power is supplied from a high frequency power supply to an antenna 14, a quasi-electrostatic induced electric field EPS is generated in a chamber 11, and plasma P of high density is generated over a broad area. Further, an alternating current (frequency: several...http://www.google.com/patents/US6082293?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6082293 - Plasma sourceAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6082293 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/840,877Publication dateJul 4, 2000Filing dateApr 17, 1997Priority dateApr 18, 1996Fee statusLapsedAlso published asCN1169094APublication number08840877, 840877, US 6082293 A, US 6082293A, US-A-6082293, US6082293 A, US6082293AInventorsToshitaka KawashimaOriginal AssigneeSony CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (4), Referenced by (6), Classifications (18), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetPlasma sourceUS 6082293 AAbstract According to the present invention, when power is supplied from a high frequency power supply to an antenna 14, a quasi-electrostatic induced electric field EPS is generated in a chamber 11, and plasma P of high density is generated over a broad area. Further, an alternating current (frequency: several tens Hz to several tens KHz) flows in polyphase AC magnets 17 by a polyphase AC inverter power supply, whereby a horizontal magnetic field (magnetic flux density B) is generated on a semiconductor wafer 13. The magnetic field thus generated rotates at the rotational number corresponding to the frequency which is set in the polyphase AC inverter power supply, and the rotation of the magnetic field causes a rotating electric field E to occur on the surface of the semiconductor wafer 13. In a surface area of the semiconductor wafer 13, an electric field EV (plasma sheath electric field Esheath) is generated in the vertical direction while an electric field EH obtained by adding the rotating electric field EMAG to the induced electric field EPS generated by the antenna 14 is generated in the horizontal direction, so that the composite electric field EC of the electric field EH and the electric field EV is generated at a desired angle to the surface of the semiconductor wafer 13.
What is claimed is: 1. A plasma source, comprising:a processing chamber in which a process target is mounted; plasma generating means for generating an induced electric field in said processing chamber from an outside of said processing chamber to generate plasma; horizontal electric field generating means for generating an electric field in a direction horizontal to a surface of a process target in the plasma generated by said plasma generating means, said horizontal field generating means including plural electrodes which are disposed at a predetermined interval along an outer peripheral portion of said processing chamber, and high frequency power supply means for supplying to each of said electrodes high frequency power which is invariable in frequency, but variable in phase around said electrodes to thereby generate a rotating electric field in said processing chamber; and control means for controlling the horizontal electric field generated by said horizontal electric field generating means to control the velocity and moving directions of plasma constituent particles in the plasma. 2. The plasma source as claimed in claim 1, wherein said plasma generating means includes discharging means which is disposed at the outside of said processing chamber and adapted to induce discharge in said processing chamber to generate the induced electric field, and high frequency power supply means for supplying high frequency power to said discharge means.
OBJECTS AND SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a plasma source which can provide a sufficiently large horizontal electric field on the surface of a process target to thereby control the velocity and direction of plasma constituent particles such as ions, electrons or the like in plasma with high precision, and facilitate a complicated processing work using plasma.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the construction of a plasma source which was previously invented by the applicant;
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Underneath the arch is ... | Global | The Guardian
... a £750m stadium, 90,000 seats and 2,618 toilets. Simon Garfield charts the controversial history of the new Wembley, which has just won £5m sponsorship from Bill Gates. Its predecessor may have been shabby, but it was the people's stadium, home to some of our greatest national occasions. Can this symbol of corporate modernity ever attract the same affection?
On a hill in north London, a 54-year-old Australian architect called Rod Sheard admires his creation as it takes shape among the concrete, the power tools and the builders' pictures of naked women. He promises 60 bars and 41 food outlets, a restaurant that seats nearly 2,000 and more toilets (2,618) than any other building in the world. He talks of the arch that holds up the roof, an arch that is as wide as the Channel Tunnel and taller than the London Eye, and takes so much paint that it could cover the Sistine Chapel 19 times. He has designed sports grounds before, including the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff and the Olympic Stadium in Sydney. But he has done nothing like this one. Sydney opened with a million square feet of useable space. This stadium will have double that. 'You set a guy to do the door numbering,' Sheard says, 'and on a normal project this might be a couple of days' work. Here, a month and a half later, the guy is still going "4001, 4002...".'
At the new Wembley stadium, the arch that will hold up the roof has already replaced the old Twin Towers as the national sporting icon, visible not just from Empire Way but across the city. Four times the height of the Twin Towers, its presence on nearby road signs - instantly and uniquely identifiable - confirms it as a masterpiece of architectural branding. Yet the arch was an afterthought. The original plan was for four masts to stand at the front of the stadium to carry the roof cables. Sheard and his colleagues - his company HOK Sport Architecture worked with Foster and Partners on the design - decided that these would take up too much space on the concourse and fail to define the scope of their ambitions. What they wanted was something that, like the jag of the Sydney Opera House, would be recognisable by, say, a small boy living in a remote part of Nigeria and something that the small boy could draw with his eyes closed.
The arch was lifted into position in May 2004. It will be illuminated for the big occasions and may project the live score of a game across north London. 'So wherever you are,' says Sheard, 'you can look up and see how much England are winning by.'
The facilities inside the stadium are scarcely less impressive. Sheard compares the interior to that of a fine hotel. Michael Cunnah, the chief executive of Wembley National Stadium Ltd (a Football Association subsidiary), shows me computer-generated images, with huge glass walls and stylish finishes that would have been a credit to any Conran joint. 'That's not your eyes,' Cunnah said in his best Troy McClure manner, 'that is a bowed ceiling with these things called kits - material stretched across a frame. The lights are all computerised to adjust for the mood you want.'
He may sound optimistic but there remain serious concerns about the new Wembley. Will, for instance, the stadium be ready as promised for next year's FA Cup final on 13 May? As the nation's long passion for football begins to cool, will enough people pay the high prices Cunnah has in store? And will the glories of its mood lighting mask the agonies of its conception?
When the original Wembley opened in April 1923, it was compared favourably to the Colosseum in Rome. It cost a little more (£300,000), took less time to build (13 months compared to five years) and it was rather larger (capacity 125,000 compared with 45,000). The two towers at the north entrance rose to 160 feet and their architect thought they would last a century. According to the construction company Sir Robert McAlpine & Sons, it was 'a monument to the athletic proclivities of the greatest sports-loving nation on earth'. It was completed a year before the opening of the British Empire Exhibition, the huge trade show designed to revive economic fortunes after the recession that followed the First World War.
But what made it instantly famous was the chaos of the opening day. About 300,000 people converged on the stadium for the FA Cup final between Bolton and West Ham. Only 50,000 had tickets; the others had been lured there by the one shilling (5p) charge at the gates, first come, first served. By 1pm - two hours before kick-off - the packed terraces were already crushing those at the rails. By 2pm, it seemed, as the Bolton winger Ted Vizard later put it, 'as if we were going to play football in a human box'. Since there were no barriers around the pitch, fans simply moved on to the running track and touchlines, as if they had turned up for a surprisingly popular game on Hackney Marshes.
It could have been one of the great sporting calamities, a precursor to the disasters of Ibrox and Hillsborough. But PC George Scorey, on Billy, led mounted police in easing the crowd behind the goalposts and the event became known for ever as the White Horse Final. The story made the front pages and, though nobody could see much of the stadium in the photographs - just a sea of anxious men in hats - the ground instantly became associated with big events.
Nobody coined the phrase 'the home of football' for a while, much less 'the venue of legends'. But in time Wembley became the place for the events that everyone wanted to see: the internationals, the Olympics, Cassius Clay v Henry Cooper, the World Cup, the European Cup final, international showjumping, Live Aid and concerts by Wham!, Queen, Madonna and U2. Those who achieved glory spoke of Wembley as the 'mecca of stadiums' (Bobby Moore) and a place where players get 'a great lift' (Alan Shearer). Pele called it the church of football, whatever that meant.
By the last decade of the 20th century, however, other, newer entertainment and sports venues had made the stadium look especially shabby. Wembley had added a bit of glass here and there and enlarged the car park, but most of it had remained the same for 75 years. Perhaps, it was suggested, Britain could do a little better for its emblematic home of the world's richest sport.
But there was a problem - and it was to do with the dilemma of shared memory. Fans loathed the poor sight-lines, primitive toilets and lousy catering, but they also loved the nostalgia of all this awfulness. Watching football at Wembley had a Blitz spirit about it, to the point that being crushed on the terraces as urine cascaded down the steps was something to be mourned. It was a dump, but it was the dump where England won the World Cup.
The success of the lottery in the 1990s created the opportunity to finance a new national stadium. As the then Conservative government saw it, it would help British bids for global sporting events and the cost could be justified by employment possibilities and the rejuvenation of rundown areas of the country. But it didn't have to be at Wembley.
For a while, civic officials in Bradford, Sheffield, Coventry, Manchester and Birmingham felt they had a fair chance of attracting the next Eusebio and Maradona to their cities and they complained of a stitch-up when they failed. In fact, only Birmingham and Manchester ever had a semi-realistic chance. Tradition played a small part in the final decision to build a new stadium on the existing site, as did the success at Wembley of Euro 96 and the belief that the capital could accommodate players, media and sports officials from across the globe in a manner that Lancashire or the Midlands might not. But the decisive factor was transport. The land around Wembley would be more expensive to develop than a site in the provinces, but the cost of matching its road and rail links elsewhere was estimated at £1.5 billion. The announcement that Wembley had been selected came in 1996. That was when the trouble started.
Almost every major building project is invariably beset with difficulty. The rebuilding of the Houses of Parliament in the 1840s cost tens of thousands more than the contractor estimated (the rising price of bricks and of curlicues); Sydney Opera House opened years late and five times over its original budget; the building of the British Library has provided a benchmark of delay, inflation and unpredictable catastrophe (the moving shelves threw the books to the floor); the London Eye wasn't even opened to the public in time for the millennium celebrations.
But Wembley's delays, rising costs and political wrangles surpassed them all.
The cost rose in line with the price of an international centre-forward. In April 1996 the estimated price (excluding transport and the surrounding buildings) was £180 million. Eight months later, it was £200m. By May 2000, the month of the last FA Cup final at the old Wembley, it was up to £475m. By the beginning of 2001, it was £660m. By February 2003, when the Twin Towers were demolished, the cost was reported as £717m. It can be counted as a kind of triumph that the figure has risen by only £40m since. The FA is contributing £151m, Sport England £120m; the rest will come from private investment.
For several years, nobody could agree on precisely what a national stadium should be for. Many believed that it should also host international athletics, which required a pitch encased by a running track, a feature football fans bemoan when they watch matches abroad. There were other complications. Arsenal wanted Wembley as their new home. An American consortium put in a bid. The new Labour government refused to support Wembley to the banks' satisfaction. There were problems with Brent Council regarding the level of contribution Wembley and the government would make towards local road and rail improvements. And recently the construction company Multiplex prepared its shareholders for a large loss on the project because of an increase in the cost of steel (it had agreed a fixed-price contract; with some irony, this has enabled Michael Cunnah to tell civil servants that we are getting the stadium on the cheap).
The ownership of the project moved from the government to the FA in 1999. Shortly afterwards Ken Bates, the then Chelsea chairman, took charge. He wanted an on-site hotel and offices as part of the project, but Chase Manhattan, the bank hired to raise about £400m towards construction, struggled to find backers. The government, chastened by the failure of the Millennium Dome, would not underwrite the project; Wembley could make that disaster look like the fine on a late video.
Bates quit as chairman in February 2001. In his resignation letter to the then FA chief executive Adam Crozier, Bates criticised both the government and Chase Manhattan. He described the latter's performance as especially abject: 'Every promise and forecast which they made has simply not been delivered.' There was much mudslinging, but Chase Manhattan got cold feet anyway as they were having difficulties raising the finance. In an astonishing attack, Bates said: 'Even Jesus Christ suffered only one Pontius Pilate - I had a whole team of them!' The FA denied some of his accusations, but thanked him for his efforts.
One of Bates's and Wembley's loudest critics was Kate Hoey, the former Labour sports minister, who thought it absurd that lottery money should be used to subsidise a football stadium. Hoey, MP for Vauxhall, is a former athlete, a champion high-jumper, and was distressed that the accepted design for Wembley promised only an add-on temporary facility for athletics. When I spoke to her a few weeks ago, her sense of outrage had scarcely abated. 'Wembley will go down in history as something that could have been handled far better and produced a far better result for football. Many people will probably blame me and Chris Smith [the former Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport] for the delay, but most of the delay has come after we stopped being involved.'
The day before we spoke, she had visited Arsenal's new stadium, in north London, which she couldn't praise enough. 'It will do so much to help the area, but I doubt whether Wembley will do much locally. It will certainly please those who lord themselves with corporate entertainment.'
At the end of August, I went to the Sports Cafe in London's Haymarket. Here, Sir Geoff Hurst, the man who has the greatest Wembley story of all, was being paid to relive past glories. 'I've been an ambassador for Wembley since I first played there in 1964,' he told me. 'It's one of those places in the world you absolutely have to see, like Disneyland or Las Vegas, and now that's more true than ever.' With about 50 other people, I watched a short film of Wembley's greatest hits, with Hurst's World Cup final hat trick featured between clips of the Pope, Evel Knievel, Paul Gascoigne, Diego Maradona, Frank Bruno, Martin Offiah and Bob Geldof. Then Hurst got up to speak.
He told stories about Bobby Moore and Alan Ball, and about vicious Argentinians. But he was there to market the new Wembley ('So many toilets; every seat an uninterrupted view') and, in particular, something called Club Wembley. If you don't buy a seat at Club Wembley, he said, you'll regret it for the rest of your life, just like those people who had a chance of attending the 1966 final and thought they'd watch it on television instead. 'The seats may be a tiny bit expensive,' he said, 'but please don't make the mistake of missing out.'
Club Wembley is the scheme that saved Wembley when the banks became nervous. Once Bates had gone, the hotel plans and the proposed offices within the glass perimeter of the ground were replaced with the ability to combine football and canapés like never before. Michael Cunnah - a former FA and Coca-Cola Schweppes finance director - came up with the ultimate prawn sandwich, a scheme that contained everything that had been learnt about corporate entertainment since the concept was invented. Club Wembley combined season ticket, debenture, posh dining, executive toilets, padded seats and reserved parking. You buy a 10-year licence as a down payment, then you buy the same seat for 10 years, or until you run out of money. You get a ticket for every England senior home international, the FA Cup final and both semi-finals, the League Cup final, the Community Shield and the Rugby League Challenge Cup final. Though there is no guarantee of a seat for the Olympics football final or any future World Cup final matches, you also get an option to see the end-of-season play-offs and pop concerts.
When German bankers WestLB replaced Chase Manhattan, the Club Wembley idea did much to restore investor confidence. Backers were reassured that the stadium would not only be completed, but also offer a return on their investment - the Club Wembley facilities will be used to host weddings and awards ceremonies on non-matchdays. 'The key element of this stadium,' Cunnah says, 'is not what it costs, but the money it generates.'
The Club Wembley sales brochure - which promises that no annoying concrete columns will ever again interfere with that 'ear-splitting, spine-tingling roar' - has a chatty Q&A.
'Let me get this straight. It's first come, first served?'
'That's right ... the next time they become available David Beckham will be 41.'
'Please, tell me that it's going to be incredible.'
'It's going to be incredible.'
It may be 'incredible', but it is also expensive, prohibitively expensive: by the time you've paid it off your credit card, Beckham could be dead. All the seats are in the middle three tiers, but what you pay is determined by where you sit. For a £16,100 down payment, plus £5,450 a year, plus VAT, you get a Premier Seat (near the royal box), with a meal in the giant Corinthian restaurant thrown in, followed by 'direct access' to your seat so there's no undue mingling with the less moneyed. You also get half-time canapés and full-time buffet with wine and beer. At the other end of the scale, if you can manage only £3,900 up front plus £1,350 a year, you can have a Club Seat behind the goal and pay for a meal at a quick-service cafe. Bring your own vol-au-vents.
If you attend every match, and England play at Wembley on average six times a season, your seat works out at between roughly £170 and £690 per match, depending on where you are in the ground. If your bank manager gets difficult about the overdraft, you can always resell tickets for individual games, but only via Club Wembley, which will determine the fair market value and take a 15 per cent cut.
'Wouldn't it be wonderful to know you owned one of those seats for 10 years?' Sheard asked me more than once. Absolutely, and it was clear from my conversations that Sheard, Cunnah and the FA are pretty desperate to sell them. Of the 15,000 Club Wembley seats put on sale two years ago, about half have been sold, with the more expensive ones going first. Cunnah insists that sales are in line with the business plan's target and he expects a further increase as the opening nears. 'The problem is,' he says, 'if you're Arsenal, with their new stadium, you know who all your fans are. With us, we don't have that registered fanbase, although everyone is a potential purchaser. We have to be fairly relentless all the time to find those people.'
So will the stadium be ready for the FA Cup final in May next year? The red plastic seats have already been screwed into the last row of the top tier of the stadium. This is not part of Club Wembley, but it might be called Club Vertigo. It is where the less privileged fans will sit, but the view is terrific, because its architect has created a modern version of the Colosseum bowl, where fans, who are already separated by loyalties and bank balances, are not also divided by four stands. Sheard imagines Mexican waves rippling around in opposite directions across the tiers and tells me that the real challenge was to send people home happy even when their team had lost. 'How do you make any event a great experience for each of those 90,000 people who come here? I think we're going to get closer to solving that with this building more than any other building has ever done.'
But the question about the opening date is inevitably the one Cunnah is least fond of answering. Partly this is because he just doesn't know; the day I met him, the entire construction crew had abandoned the site early because of a nearby fire. 'You can't count against things like that,' he reasons.
Multiplex has admitted it might miss out on its £5m early completion bonus. The stadium has to be ready well before the official opening, because the contracts with Brent Council demand at least two dry-runs, which Cunnah calls 'practising playing with your new stadium'. These will entail about 30,000 and then perhaps 60,000 spectators watching something at the ground that will get them to stand and sit in unison and flush the toilets a lot. (A similar routine was tried before the opening in 1923, although this involved only 1,200 men and sandbags.)
Cunnah insists that a failure to meet the opening date will be nothing more than a minor blow. 'Financially it's not a problem. In truth, we are building this for the next 100 years and it will be a great stadium whenever it's ready. In 10 years' time, no one will say, "It's a great place, but it's not so great because it wasn't open on time".'
It's hard not to agree. As we walk down from the upper tier to the royal box, I remind Sheard of a talk about Wembley he gave at the English Heritage Lecture Theatre in London's Savile Row last March. He had shown a photograph of an egg. One egg looks much like another, he said, so a story was needed to sell it to us. He then showed a Waitrose egg carton, which explained that this egg came from the Columbian Blacktail hen, whose life inside a henhouse with 'natural bedding and scratching materials encourage preening and dust bathing'. Sheard had said the modern world needed similar stories, narratives that entranced us and told us things we didn't know. Sport, with its dramatic unpredictability in a world we like to believe we control, was one of the ultimate great stories and it always would be.
And then Sheard acknowledged that most events at the new Wembley would be remembered not for the fit-out of the mauve restaurants or the great new parking opportunities, but for the stories unfolding on the grass below and the ability to share them with others. He could design the greatest stadium on earth - which against all the odds he may actually have done - but only the greatest show would envelop it in glory.
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"It is rare to find a book on art that presents complex aesthetic principles in clear readable form. Ceramics, by Philip Rawson, is such a book. I discovered it ten years ago, and today my well-worn copy has scarcely a page on which some statement is not underlined and starred."-Wayne Higby, from the Foreword Read more...
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Part 1 General Considerations 1 --
Part 2 Techniques 23 --
Part 3 Symbolism of Form 64 --
Selected List of American Ceramic Artists / Helen Williams Drutt 213.
Philip Rawson ; [foreword by Wayne Higby].
"Rawson defines a clear framework for discussing both the visual and psychological elements of the pottery tradition. The book presents a way to analyze and understand which particular elements touch or SPEAK to us across cultures and history. And there are enough pictures and diagrams to help out the less verbal."-National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts Newsletter "There is enough material in this little 223 page book to last a long time as a stimulus for thought and work in clay. It would be an excellent gift to your local newspaper art critic and a great reference book for teachers. . . . "A moving book based on the knowledge of facts together with their overtones and resonances. . . . Its method is valid for an appreciation of art in all its branches."-Stella Kramrisch "With the unassuming title of Ceramics, Rawson has presented a very clear, orderly and thought-provoking guide for discussion. He provides words for those nebulous, or nonexistent, thoughts that students avoid talking about in critiques, and our professional associates talk all around, using whatever art language is being worn out at the time-'Is your work postmodernist yet?' Now we have no excuse to complain that there is no vocabulary. . . . Read more...
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Retail Property (high street) to rent in Billingham Shopping CentreQueensway,Billingham,TS23, TS23
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Billingham Shopping CentreQueensway,Billingham,TS23
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Christmas Market Sticker Book: James Maclaine: 9780794530570 - Christianbook.com
CBD Stock No: WW530572
Format: PaperbackNumber of Pages: 24Vendor: UsbornePublication Date: 2015Dimensions: 10.88 X 8.50 (inches)ISBN: 0794530575ISBN-13: 9780794530570Ages: 3-6
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This website is a Christian catalog and internet retailer.
Christian Book Distributors was started in 1978 by Stephen Hendrickson, 19 years old and a sophomore at Central Bible College in Springfield, Missouri, out of his parents’ home in Lynn, Massachusetts.