Zidormi - in Dalaran (Northrend), she stands near the Caverns of Time portal.
Zidormi - near Theramore in Dustwallow Marsh, she offers to send players to the city before the events of Theramore's Fall and back.
Zidormi - in Blasted Lands near the road leading in from Swamp of Sorrows, she will send players to before the Iron Horde Invasion and back.
Zidormi - at the Peak of Serenity in Kun-Lai Summit, she will send you to the Peak before the Legion attack and back.
Zidormi - near Valor's Rest at the entrance of Silithus from Un'Goro Crater, she will send you to Silithus before the Wound in the World (Sargeras' defeat in Antorus, the Burning Throne) and back.
Rhonormu - at the Scarab Dias at Silithus's southern edge with Ahn'Qiraj: The Fallen Kingdom. He will send you to Silithus before the Wound in the World (Sargeras' defeat in Antorus, the Burning Throne) and back.
Zidormi - south of Lor'danel in Darkshore, she will send you to before the Burning of Teldrassil which occurred during the War of the Thorns (BFA release event) and allow you to visit Darnassus.
Zidormi - near Lordaeron Keep/Ruins of Undercity in Tirisfal Glades, she will send you to before the Siege of Lordaeron which occurred during the War of the Thorns (BFA release event) and allow you to visit Undercity.
Zidormi - in southern Arathi Highlands, she will send you to before the events shown in the Arathi Highlands Warfront (Battle for Azeroth) and back.
How I wish that there was a Zidormi for Vale of Eternal Blossoms as well so we could see it before Garrosh went and screwed it up.
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Octopus (originariamente intitolata Clowns and Jugglers) è un brano musicale composto ed eseguito dal cantautore britannico Syd Barrett. La canzone, oltre ad essere inclusa nel suo primo album solista The Madcap Laughs, venne anche pubblicata su singolo (B-side Golden Hair) nel novembre 1969. Si trattò del primo ed ultimo singolo solista pubblicato da Barrett.

Il brano

Composizione

Octopus cita direttamente una sezione del poema Rilloby-Rill di Sir Henry Newbolt. Il brano contiene anche una gran varietà di altre influenze.

Registrazione
Dopo l'uscita di Barrett dai Pink Floyd nell'aprile 1968, Peter Jenner, membro del management della band, portò Barrett negli studi della EMI per fargli incidere qualche traccia nel maggio successivo, che sarebbero poi state pubblicate sul primo album solista di Syd. Durante queste sessioni, Jenner non riuscì a far registrare, propriamente, nessuna traccia vocale a Barrett, ma furono gettate le basi di alcuni pezzi, tra i quali uno intitolato Clown and Jugglers. Le sessioni si fermarono bruscamente a causa dei problemi psicologici di Barrett, che se ne andò via a girare l'Inghilterra con la sua mini-cooper apparentemente senza una destinazione finale.

All'inizio del 1969, Barrett decise di tornare alla sua carriera musicale; contattò la EMI, e venne affidato al produttore Malcolm Jones, allora a capo della neonata divisione prog rock della EMI, la Harvest. Barrett voleva registrare di nuovo il materiale provato con Jenner l'anno prima; svariate canzoni, inclusa Clowns and Jugglers, furono tutte rielaborate.

Una versione primitiva della canzone è stata inclusa nella compilation di rarità di Barrett Opel (1988) con il titolo originario Clowns and Jugglers, incisa insieme ai Soft Machine. La ristampa in CD del 1993 di The Madcap Laughs e Opel contiene inoltre versioni alternative di Octopus e Clowns and Jugglers rispettivamente, come tracce bonus.

Pubblicazione
Octopus è celebre per essere l'unico 45 giri mai pubblicato in carriera da Barrett come artista solista. Il singolo venne pubblicato il 14 novembre 1969, due mesi prima dell'uscita dell'album The Madcap Laughs, senza riuscire ad entrare in classifica in Gran Bretagna o negli Stati Uniti. In Francia, il singolo uscì con una copertina colorata che ritraeva una piovra disegnata da Barrett stesso. Questa versione è ritenuta molto rara, e viene valutata circa 650 sterline sul mercato del collezionismo.

Nel 2010, Octopus è stata inserita nella raccolta An Introduction to Syd Barrett, con delle nuove sovraincisioni di basso effettuate da David Gilmour.

Tracce singolo
HAR 5009
 Octopus (Syd Barrett) - 3:47
 Golden Hair (Syd Barrett, James Joyce) - 2:00

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Unlike other products and service, music is something that is totally a personal choice. So this is one industry where even the most cautious calculations can't help you predict the actual welcome you might receive. There are some street musicians who gain popularity overnight. There are some musicians who struggle for years without having the right platform to launch themselves.
It takes more than "liking" it is about being passionate. You can easily tell apart a musician who "likes" music and whose passion is music. Music business might be a tight rope walk especially for the musicians and the music bands than for the investors and managers. Those metal bands on the top today have been practicing music day and night. They got there because they knew no opportunity is small. It takes a lot of perseverance. If you wish to establish a business, you should be passionate about what you offer. You should put your heart and soul in it to get to the top.
They made music their career! That itself shows that they are willing to take risks. In this era of technology, there are music synthesizers, voice tuners and several sophisticated equipment to make even the dullest song sound rocking. So, making a name for themselves and actually winning the masses takes willingness to take risks. Not everyone likes metal music. So to be successful in metal music, one has to be really good. One has to offer more than just music. The musician should be able to offer a one-of-a-kind experience to the masses during each of his performances. With any business you start, you should be ready to take calculative risks and establish yourself by offering something different from your competitors.
In the end, it is about having fun. When the musician really loves his music, when he takes each of his performance as a fun experience and makes it fun for the viewers, it takes him closer to success. The same is the case with businesses. To do well financially, you need a good customer retention strategy. Customers would stay with you if you are fun and if you able to touch them emotionally.
Besides all of these, the metal musicians also have to manage their finances efficiently to help them make a thriving career out of their music. This is an aspect even a small business should focus on- efficient financial management.


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The Truth About Cars | Government | Law and Order | News Blog | Privacy
Constitutional Rights Group Challenges Warrantless GPS Tracking
By The Newspaper on September 28, 2011
A powerful group of political figures issued a report last week condemning law enforcement's unchecked use of high-tech surveillance system. The Constitution Project is troubled in particular by the ease with which a person's movements can be tracked 24 hours a day. The conservative-leaning group insisted on the need to bring the law back in line with fundamental constitutional principles.
"Private sector technologies that enable constant monitoring of individuals are moving inexorably forward, and as they are developed, law enforcement agencies inevitably seek to use these new surveillance tools," the report stated. "These include not only GPS devices and cell phones, but also laptop and notebook computers, location based services like OnStar, and technologies yet to be developed. Use of these surveillance devices presents serious challenges in terms of compliance with Fourth Amendment protections. While these technologies enhance the ability of law enforcement agents to accomplish their important work, it is also critical that we carry forward Fourth Amendment safeguards into the Digital Age."
The statement was put together by a committee that included David Keene, current president of the National Rifle Association; former FBI Director William S. Sessions; Asa Hutchinson, former Republican congressman from Arkansas and former undersecretary of the Department of Homeland Security; Mickey Edwards, former Republican congressman from Oklahoma; and former US Court of Appeals Judge Patricia Wald.
The issue of vehicle tracking will heat up in November as the US Supreme Court hears oral arguments in the case US v. Jones, which will likely settle the existing disagreement among appellate courts over the legality of secretly attaching GPS devices to automobiles without a warrant. The Constitution Project is urging Congress to update the Electronic Communications Privacy Act to ban the use of such tracking without judicial oversight, regardless of how the high court rules.
"GPS technology has made pervasive and continuous location tracking possible in a way that was never before feasible relying solely on human law enforcement officers," the report argued. "When such tracking is conducted, vast quantities of data are collected, automatically stored in a searchable digital database, and analyzed for patterns of behavior that can reveal a great amount of very personal and private information. These technologies convert traditional 'tailing' of a suspect into a new and different type of surveillance, paired with new and powerful digital analytic tools, that alters our analysis of expectations of privacy in a public place. Such tools may be a valuable aid to law enforcement when following a particular suspect. But their use is also a search that should require a warrant based upon a showing of probable cause."
A copy of the report is available in a 120k PDF file at the source link below.
Source: Statement on Location Tracking (The Constitution Project, 9/21/2011)
[Courtesy: Thenewspaper.com]
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Glad to see at least one conservative group doesn't fall into the "if you're not doing anything wrong you have nothing to fear" camp. Up till now I've been amazed that the party that thinks government is good for nothing is the one most willing to hand over everything except their guns to the government in the name of security.

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namespace N98\Magento\Command\GiftCard;

use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Output\OutputInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputOption;
use N98\Util\Console\Helper\Table\Renderer\RendererFactory;

class InfoCommand extends AbstractGiftCardCommand
{
    /**
     * Setup
     *
     * @return void
     */
    protected function configure()
    {
        $this
            ->setName('giftcard:info')
            ->addArgument('code', \Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputArgument::REQUIRED, 'Gift card code')
            ->addOption(
                'format',
                null,
                InputOption::VALUE_OPTIONAL,
                'Output Format. One of [' . implode(',', RendererFactory::getFormats()) . ']'
            )
            ->setDescription('Get gift card account information by code');
    }

    /**
     * @param \Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputInterface $input
     * @param \Symfony\Component\Console\Output\OutputInterface $output
     * @return void
     */
    protected function execute(InputInterface $input, OutputInterface $output)
    {
        $this->detectMagento($output, true);
        if (!$this->initMagento()) {
            return;
        }
        $card = \Mage::getModel('enterprise_giftcardaccount/giftcardaccount')->loadByCode($input->getArgument('code'));
        if (!$card->getId()) {
            $output->writeln('<error>No gift card found for that code</error>');
            return;
        }
        $data = array(
            array('Gift Card Account ID', $card->getId()),
            array('Code', $card->getCode()),
            array('Status', \Enterprise_GiftCardAccount_Model_Giftcardaccount::STATUS_ENABLED == $card->getStatus() ? 'Enabled' : 'Disabled'),
            array('Date Created', $card->getDateCreated()),
            array('Expiration Date', $card->getDateExpires()),
            array('Website ID', $card->getWebsiteId()),
            array('Remaining Balance', $card->getBalance()),
            array('State', $card->getStateText()),
            array('Is Redeemable', $card->getIsRedeemable())
        );
        $this->getHelper('table')
            ->setHeaders(array('Name', 'Value'))
            ->setRows($data)
            ->renderByFormat($output, $data, $input->getOption('format'));
    }
}

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Excellent science in the UK is at risk if it votes for Brexit
Athene Donald
As the European Research Council reaches its landmark 5000th grant award, the UK should reflect on how a 'no' vote would impact on its scientific strengths
Mon 15 Jun 2015 07.00 EDT Last modified on Tue 9 May 2017 13.34 EDT
Microtubules in action during chromosome division. (© Iva Tolić). Photograph: Athene Donald/flickr
The European Research Council (the ERC) today announces the award of its 5000th grant to Dr Iva Tolic, a researcher in Croatia based at the Ruđer Bošković Institute in Zagreb. Tomorrow there will be a celebration of this significant milestone in the European Parliament, with the participation of Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation Carlos Moedas and the ERC's President Jean Pierre Bourguignon. It is a symbol of the success of the ERC that the European Parliament takes this landmark so seriously. And it is as a symbol of the excellence of European scientists that Iva Tolic is being celebrated.
The ERC has, in its relatively short existence, rapidly gained a reputation for funding innovative cutting-edge science, what they refer to as 'frontier science'. Its funds are much sought after; awardees receive much kudos from their awards. However the distribution from grants is uneven across the EU, with the newer accession states struggling to compete with the western countries, not least because of their less well-funded and less well-established scientific infrastructures. So it is particularly pleasing to see a Croatian scientist being celebrated. Tolic represents a typical European scientist, having worked in a number of European labs (in Denmark and Italy, as well as Croatia) as well as at Harvard during her career. Such mobility is viewed as beneficial in terms of research experience, although occasionally it can cause problems for those who, for personal reasons, are unwilling or unable to move around. She has won numerous awards including being chosen by the top biology journal Cell as one of their '40 under 40' for 2014. In other words, a star.
Dr Tolic researches what happens during cell division, a process central to life but equally central – when it goes wrong – to the development of cancer. Cell division occurs in our bodies at a rate of millions per second, enabling us to produce new cells to replace old or damaged ones by division into two identical daughter cells. During this cell division process the nucleus splits into two with each half inheriting an identical set of chromosomes in its own nucleus. For this to happen a whole series of steps are involved to make sure this process happens accurately. Microtubules – long, fibrous rods – play a decisive role in making sure the chromosomes are correctly aligned in the so-called mitotic spindle and that, when division occurs, it accurately occurs at the centre.
A key outstanding question is the nature of the interactions between the microtubules themselves with other structures (such as the kinetochore-protein structures in charge of controlling the movements of chromosomes during cell division). This is the area in which the ERC grant will be focussed, using a combination of imaging, computer science and theoretical physics. This battery of techniques will allow Dr Tolic to map out how the inner cell forces are generated and organised as well as how they act, with an emphasis on understanding a specific new class of bridging microtubules that could drive the movements of other kinetochores and therefore, play a key role in chromosome segregation.
Since cell division sits at the heart of what goes wrong, this work – fundamental though it is – obviously offers huge potential for the development of new strategies or therapies to tackle cancer. This project typifies why fundamental science is so important for downstream impact. If we don't understand the cellular mechanisms which control cell division, including the various molecular interactions, we lose the opportunity of identifying new targets for drugs.
The ERC funds projects like this, awarding grants solely on the excellence of the science proposed and the proposer. The UK has been spectacularly successful in winning grants. Currently we host over one thousand ERC grants worth over €2 bn in total. It is worth stressing that if the UK restricted mobility – or voted to leave the EU altogether – these funds would be inaccessible. UK scientists could not apply for ERC grants at all, as Switzerland has already found out to its cost. Our science would undoubtedly suffer hugely.
Furthermore, as Tolic's career path makes plain, the opportunity for scientists to gain experience in different labs, in different countries (and often in different disciplines) is often vital to developing into a scientist who can win these ultra-competitive grants, for which success rates hover around 10%. All the issues around the government's stated aims of reducing immigration from within the UK as well as beyond are relevant to our success. We need the best scientists (of whatever nationality) to be able to participate in the teams of researchers within the UK universities if we are to continue to perform ground-breaking work such as that funded by the ERC. Multi-faceted experience, gained wherever needful in the world, is equally important for those writing the grant applications. Limiting free movement of researchers is likely to be a hindrance to excellent science.
As the EU collectively joins together to celebrate the landmark that Tolic's award represents, the UK should recognize the dangers implicit in the referendum voters have been promised. Scientists working in the UK benefit directly and hugely from EU membership because of access to ERC funding. Funding that in some of the research-intensive universities may amount to as much as one third of their total research income. Tax-payers collectively benefit indirectly (but very significantly) from this investment in frontier science and its downstream impact. All this is at risk if the UK votes to leave the EU in the referendum.
Athene Donald is Professor of Experimental Physics, University of Cambridge, Master of Churchill College Cambridge and a member of the Scientific Council of the ERC. She tweets at @athenedonald.


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The class will meet Tuesday evenings for 25 weeks a year for two years. If I should miss a lecture it will be available at a Google site!
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What I love about the humble bundt is its versatility. Whatever the occasion or cake club theme, I always have a bundt in mind! Although I adore my beautifully ornate tins available, I find my Anniversary tin is my go-to tool for pretty much anything and everything.
I often get over excited setting our cake club themes, and this month was no different. I'm a big fan of the Glam Rock/Hair Metal era, and knew the group would come up with all kinds of weird and wonderful cakes - which they did! I had no idea what to make... and then it came to me. It had to be Kiss! This cake wasn't all fur coat either, it had a delicate rose flavour to go with those kisses. The raspberry just stops the rose water being too fragrant.
Minus the make-up this is an elegant cake with a gentle essence of rose - a bit like walking through the garden in summer, or the scent of home made Rose Petal Perfume circa 1989. The small pieces of raspberry just add a little extra flavour.
Prepare a regular sized bundt tin - 2.4l, 10 cup, 10 inch with Cake Release spray and dust with flour.
Add the vanilla extract and rose water.
Pour the yoghurt and raspberry mix into a jug.
Sift in a third of the flour mix followed by half the yoghurt. Repeat this until everything is combined.
Give everything a quick mix on a low speed for about 10 seconds.
Pour the mix into your prepared tin.
Bake in the centre of the oven for about 1 hour 15 minutes or until a skewer comes out clean.
Leave the cake to cool for ten minutes before removing from the tin.
Now I very much doubt that you'll want to decorate yours with Paul Stanley 'Starchild' make up, but if you so fancy it, this can be done easily with sugar paste and a little patience.
If you want to have a nosey at all the other Glam Rock cakes, the pictures are on my Life on Mars post.
I've been giddy as a little kipper about this one... Today Bolton Clandestine Cake Club went all Glam Rock for our Life on Mars theme. The eyeshadow was out, I had a new t-shirt to match my cake - I was on it like the proverbial car bonnet. Second cake club in one week? Why not.
I love a bit of glam. The hair, the make up, the extravagance and the glitter - bring it on. I knew the cake clubbers would come up with some awesome ideas, but didn't expect quite so much artistic talent! As you would probably expect, the cake ache and sugar shakes set in early with such an abundance of sweeties, sugar paste, buttercream and edible tongues on offer.
It was nice to see a few new guests at today's club, and hopefully we'll be seeing them having a bash at baking soon too!
I'll be loading the next club shortly, and it's got a rather magical theme... Eyes. Peeled.
I have a secret love affair with Pizza Express in Bolton. I'm going to be honest with you - it has little to do with the restaurant itself, and was the main reason that I agreed to do a review when approached by their PR team.
Let me tell you a story. When I was 14 I decided to become a history teacher. This one time dream would later fizzle out at the thought of a class of sixteen year olds; but was my dream until I was 21.
I remember when the idea was born though. Our class went on a field trip to Lord Lever's Roynton estate in Rivington. The sun was shining, Kieran Morris nicked my neon orange Adidas coat, and the ballroom tiles gleamed through the mud and debris in the wreck of the second bungalow. I've been Lord Lever's number one fan ever since.
Similarly to now, in 1914 Bolton was experiencing hard times. The cost of war meant that Bolton Council could not afford to buy the desired parklands they so wanted for the the residents of the borough to enjoy. In stepped Lord Lever. I won't bore you with the details, but needless to say without his philanthropic gestures, Bolton would be very different today.
William Hesketh Lever was born on 19 September 1851 at 16 Wood Street, Bolton. In 1849 the Bolton Savings Bank had been built on the site of an old timber yard, just a few doors down from the Lever household, and still stands proud as the home of Pizza Express today. Forget the branches you find in city centres and shopping complexes, this is a building with class. Still a listed site, the beautiful floors remain, and the decor is sympathetic to the building's past glory.
We've eaten here many times in the past, as up until recently I worked in the town centre; it's been the site of many a leaving do, Christmas meal out or post-work nibble. As a general rule, I'm not a massive fan of pizza, but I have to admit to enjoying the ones on offer here.
We were greeted by a pleasant chap who offered us drinks and nibbles whilst we looked at the menu.
Roasted tomatoes: We picked these as neither of us are overly thrilled with olives. Unlike the sunblushed variety, these were actually quite tart.
Bruschetta Originale "Pizza Express" - tomatoes, red onions, garlic, fresh basil and pesto: This was heavenly. A waft of fresh bread hit us as it was set on the table; the centre was soft and fluffy and the salad crisp and fresh.
Doughballs with garlic butter: They don't look much, but I cannot resist a decent dough ball. Once again, a nice crisp exterior with a fluffy middle. No faff.
Pizza American on Romana thin base - Pepperoni, mozzarella and tomato: My husband's pizza of choice. Everything is cooked fresh to order, so you get it exactly how you want it too. He had polished the whole thing before I had eaten a quarter. I think that means he liked it.
Pizza Pollo ad Astra - Chicken, sweet peppadew peppers, cajun spices, garlic oil, red onions: I have this every time I go to Pizza Express. Plenty of toppings and a nice bit of fire in the peppers. My only criticism (and tis is true of all pizza establishments) is the lack of a decent knife. They are too big to pick up as slices, and the blunt knives are more likely to injure me than cut pizza.
Banoffee pie and ice cream - banana, toffee, cream and crumbly biscuit: I'm always doubtful of desserts served in chain restaurants. Whilst I'm sure these are not home made, they were much better quality than the 'fresh (from the freezer)' types sold elsewhere. My husband ate it all anyway!
Summer pudding - summer fruit berries, served with fruit coulis and mascarpone: I found the bread in this a little too dense, but really enjoyed the sharp coulis and fresh mascarpone.
Bolton is a struggling town. There is much more happening in its culinary world than this time two years ago, but much of that is going on in the outskirts of the town. Whilst the likes of Tiggi's and Pacha Mama have departed, Pizza Express has been there the whole time. Whilst I don't normally do reviews of this nature, I was eager to do this one because of the location, and the fact that Bolton needs all the help it can get at the moment.
It is what it is. Nothing fancy, but they are serving freshly cooked food at a decent price. Its location is as much of a selling point; a little oasis in a sea of pigeons.
I've been a bit absent in the whole 'Manchester dining scene' recently. To be honest, I've been pretty busy with a new job and baking too many cakes! I only found out Beef and Pudding was opening when I got an email from them. We couldn't make the preview nights, but we were in Manchester on the opening weekend for the Cake and Bake Show. It's just round the corner, so it would be rude not to eh?
Their corner site is impressive, with a smart exterior and those flashy neons that attract foodies like moths to a glowing lightbulb. Inside is just as grand, with a mixture of high benches, regular tables and leather booths. We could see into the busy kitchen, which appeared to be run like a well regimented battalion, with staff running round left, right and centre.
Cracked black pepper potato skins - raw heirloom tomato, basil & red onion 'stew': Imagine Southern fried chicken... now apply that principle to potato skins. Yes my friend. Yes. Delicious. I was utterly devastated that I had to stop at four for fear of not being able to manage the rest of my meal, but alas, our server wrapped them up for me to take home. Raiding the fridge at 8pm that night - smug.
Nearly a pig's ear - Andy Holt's black pudding, pig cheek, lentil & Tatton ale gravy, curry spices: Subtly spiced with excellent texture, this was warming and meaty. Happy husband.
The pudding - Beef & Barbon Fell venison suet pudding, horseradish paste, stockpot gravy, mash, black peas: The signature dish. Packed with hearty chunks of meat and oozing with gravy. Strangely, the star of the show for me was that rich yet oddly light suet pastry.
Cottage pie - prime British beef, simmered in gravy, seasonal vegetables, mash potato, buttered black peas: As a wee one, my dad called me 'Cottage Pie Burns'. No, he wasn't crackers and Burns is my maiden name. I loved the stuff. I couldn't get enough of it apparently! The inner yearning forced me to opt for it. Hotter than the surface of the sun but utterly delectable! I wasn't thrilled with the black peas, but they weren't a deal breaker.
The Pudding Plank - Sticky Toffee, Chocolate Tart, Cheese Glazed Eccles Cake, Bakewell Pie, Banoffee Cheesecake, Custard, Whipped Cream, Chocolate Sauce: The mother of all dessert platters. My favourite had to be the Bakewell pie, closely followed by the sticky toffee pudding.
The latest addition to the New Moon family appears to have hit the nail on the head. Manchester has an explosive dining scene at the moment; more bloggers than you can shake a fork at, somewhere new opening every week, a real hunger (sorry) to fill any culinary gaps in the market... a decent gastropub is just so obvious, yet has been strangely absent from the city's dining scene.
Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of pubs doing decent food, but nothing to rival the likes of those you see in the Ribble Valley. Whilst the country cottage dwellings and rolling moor-sides have their appeal, I don't feel it's essential for the overall experience to work. Here sits a modern gastropub, sans thatched roof, serving up hearty British meals in the middle of the city. Tweed has been replaced with tan leather and fireplaces by bare bulbs hung by rope, yet the punters are pouring in, and Beef and Pudding is the new diners' darling. Plus they serve their hot chocolate in mini tankards... the crazy mothers.
Easter baking rules. Pretty pastels, hot cross buns, fruit cakes, biscuits, chocolate... the list goes on my sweet-toothed tribe of bakers. I love the Easter break, not only do we get two Bank Holidays, but the weather is usually improving too. This is the perfect time to whip up some sweet treats for your nearest and dearest.
So then, show me your buns... I want spice, flavour, garish fluffy chicks and terrifying bunnies - the whole shebang!
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When I was a nipper, Easter was all about overindulgence; chocolate eggs, buffets and thanks to my dad, lots of cake. As I've got older, I've binned off the chocolate eggs in favour of big, spiced cakes decorated in accordance with the season. Oh yes, and they often sport a garish fluffy chick - got to have a fluffy chick.
Last year I made my Easter Simnel Bundt. I am my father's daughter alright. It seemed only fitting that this year I make something similar, but with a slightly different theme. I went back to the drawing board. What's my favourite thing about Easter? That's right - hot cross buns. They're spicy, fruity, juicy and sticky, perfect toasted or just buttered, ideal for breakfast, a mid-morning snack or a sweet treat in the evening. Winners eat hot cross buns. You heard it here first.
I've been toying with this idea for a couple of years, but I finally got my act together and did it. The name is begging to be used... Hot Cross Bundt. There - I said it. Today was my last day in work before the Easter break, so I took in some goodies for my team. I supplied enough hot cross buns to feed a small army, a bowl full of chocolates and this huge bundt cake!
I replicated the wonderful sticky glaze with a bit of jam, and made those iconic cross marks out of natural coloured marzipan. Its dazzlingly shiny exterior was the source of many oohs and ahhs, and made for a deliciously chewy crust, hiding a soft, moist centre. We all loved this one!
On a slow speed add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition.
Mix in the vanilla and orange extracts.
In a separate bowl, measure out the flour, spices, bicarbonate of soda and salt.
Mix the sultanas and peel into the flour mix and stir.
Sift in a third of the flour mix (yes, the fruit will get 'trapped' in the sieve!) followed by half of the yogurt. Repeat until all the flour and yogurt is used up.
Give a quick mix on a medium speed for about 10 seconds.
Bake in the centre of the oven for about 1 hour 15 minutes or until a skewer comes out clean and it is shrinking from the tin slightly.
Leave it to cool in the tin for ten minutes then turn out.
Warm your apricot jam ever so slightly in the microwave.
Using a pastry brush, cover your cake.
Roll out about 1/4 pack of marzipan, and cut 4 strips for your cross.
Place on the cake, trim the edges, and away you go!
Have you ever fancied making your own chocolates? Perhaps as gifts for family and friends, or just to fuel your own cravings (we've all been there)? I've teamed up with Virgin Experience Days (see here) to give away an organic chocolate making experience to one lucky follower. You can even pick whether you go to Brighton, London or Manchester.
By the end of the workshop you will have learned a bit about the history of chocolate from bean to bar, partaken in some essential taste testing, and more importantly you will make and decorate some truffles of your very own. You don't even have to share them with anyone - perhaps just forget to tell people you're going...?
Fancy getting your truffle shuffle on? Entering is easy, just nip over to the Virgin Experience Days Competition page and follow the instructions. Good luck!
I'm so not down with the kids. I know nothing of current children's TV, and don't even know the names of the Minions. Luckily, I have April (2) and Jayne (30) to assist me. They're good eggs.
The other week, my little pal April turned the ripe old age of two. Being the daughter of a fantastic baker (no Kev, I'm talking about Lucie...), she was always going to appreciate cake! For her birthday I bought her a little pink mixer to match her mummy's, a gingerbread man set, and made her a pink Percy Pig Bundt Cake, complete with a hidden curly tail!
I don't think she was overly convinced by the snazzy sparkler, but she was thrilled with the little Percy sweets! This is a really girly cake, and has a lovely surprise in the centre. It could easily be adapted for boys as well though, just change the colours to your given character.
300g icing sugar plus 1 tsp strawberry flavouring.
Mix in the strawberry flavouring.
Pour the yoghurt into a jug.
Remove about 8 tbsp of batter into a small bowl, and dye pink.
Put half of the standard mix into your prepared tin.
Cover with your pink layer.
Tip the rest of the standard batter on top.
When the cake is fully cooled, mix the icing sugar with 1 tsp of strawberry flavouring and enough water to make a pouring consistency - tip it over the cake and scatter with pigs - as you do.
After a couple of weeks of feeling rough as chuff, and generally running round like a mad buffoon, this weekend is all about relaxing. This morning we had a nice lie in, watched some cage fighting, then hopped down the motorway to Fallowfield to sample the new menu at Fallow. It's hiding down a colourful little street off the main road, complete with a building that looked very much like a school bus carrying an elephant and some horrific monkey. Odd.
Fallow itself is what used to be Trof, and is owned by the same people who have the Northern Quarter's Ruby Lounge. In fact, it has that NQ vibe when you walk in - a bit of a mash up between Common and Home Sweet Home. It's a relaxed affair, with regulars popping in for a chilled out breakfast, a bit of quiet time reading the paper or a leisurely lunch. I was also told that the local running club often commandeer the first floor on a Saturday morning.
All fresh, all hand-made, home-made and served with generosity and simple old fashioned hospitality.
We kicked off proceedings with a flat white and a brain-freeze inducing strawberry milkshake. They have a decent range of soft drinks, and a few craft beers too.
Fry Up - bacon, eggs, sausage, beans, hash browns, mushrooms, tomato and toast (sans mushrooms and tomatoes): My husband declared this the best full English he'd had in some time. This is high praise indeed! He particularly liked the toast, which was quite thin, but was flavourful and sported plenty of melted butter.
Cheese Burger - homemade beef burger, seasoned with black pepper and herbs, served with cheese, tomato chutney, barbecue sauce, onion ring and chunky chips: A burger is always a good barometer. Something simple that often goes bad in the wrong hands. I really enjoyed Fallow's version. Simple yet tasty, this got a virtual round of applause when I posted a picture to Twitter this afternoon.
We both loved the vibe at Fallow; quieter than its Northern Quarter counterparts, but still serving good quality food in a relaxed environment. The chaps running the place were friendly, and service was fast. A great little place to spend a slow Saturday morning.
Disclaimer: I was invited by Fallow to sample their new menu. I was under no obligation to say anything nice, and I was in no way threatened by that sinister monkey across the road.


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As part of the global nuclear non-proliferation regime, the NRC participates in domestic and international activities to account for and control nuclear material assigned to commercial and other peaceful purposes. In order to comply with U.S. Government non-proliferation commitments, the NRC participates in many different activities such as implementing international safeguards treaties, reviewing import and export licenses, and collecting data through the national system of accounting for source and special nuclear materials (i.e., Nuclear Materials Management and Safeguards System (NMMSS)).
Treaties, most notably the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT); U.S. – International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Safeguards Agreement; and Additional Protocol to the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement (AP); place requirements on the U.S. Government that the NRC helps to implement. NRC Regulations in 10 CFR Part 75 and Part 110 contain requirements for NRC and Agreement State licensees, applicants, and certificate holders, to ensure that the United States meets its nuclear non-proliferation obligations under international safeguards treaties. These obligations can include providing information to the IAEA on the location of civilian nuclear facilities, information on the location of source and special nuclear materials, tracking and reporting of imports and exports involving source material, special nuclear material and certain dual-use items, and access to the civilian nuclear facilities to conduct inspections. These obligations are similar to the obligations accepted by other countries, however, as a nuclear weapons state under the NPT, the U.S. is not obligated to undergo international safeguards. The U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement and the U.S. Additional Protocol are both subject to a national security exclusion. In each case, the U.S. agreed to permit the application of the provisions of each Treaty excluding only instances where its application would result in access by the IAEA to activities with direct national security significance to the U.S. or to locations or information associated with such activities.
The overall purpose of IAEA safeguards is to provide credible assurance to the international community that nuclear material and other specified items are not diverted from peaceful nuclear uses. To fulfill this purpose, the IAEA utilizes the authorities granted by the United Nations, and the individual Safeguards Agreements signed by countries that are a party to the NPT. The technical measures used to provide credible assurance vary, however some practices are fairly commonplace such as nuclear material accountancy, containment (i.e., tamper indicating seals), surveillance, and inspections. Using all of the available expertise, equipment, and data, the IAEA generates and implements a safeguards approach at both the facility level, and the State level. At the end of the year, the IAEA will draw conclusions about a particular State, and publish these findings in its annual report.
In addition to treaty implementation, the NRC provides technical assistance to the IAEA and supports U.S. initiatives to enhance international safeguards and verification programs. Through U.S. Government groups such as the Subgroup on Safeguards Technical Support (SSTS), the NRC assists the IAEA in developing the technical capabilities to better meet verification challenges throughout the world. The NRC works with other U.S. agencies to promote strong global non-proliferation regimes and participates in various related interagency groups.
One current example of the U.S. Government's support for initiatives that strengthen the international non-proliferation regime is the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) work associated with the concept of Safeguards By Design (SBD). This concept encourages designers and operators to consider incorporating nuclear safeguards measures in the planning and design of nuclear facilities. The SBD concept has two main objectives: (1) to avoid costly and time-consuming redesign work or retrofits of new nuclear fuel cycle facilities and (2) to make the implementation of international safeguards more effective and efficient at such facilities. DOE/NNSA has developed a series of facility-specific SBD guidance documents for designers and operators. The following documents are a product of the DOE/NNSA and are not guidance by the NRC; all questions should be directed to the appropriate contacts at DOE/NNSA.
DOE/NNSA Safeguards By Design Guidance Documents:
SBD Guidance for Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installations
SBD Guidance for Natural Uranium Conversion Plants
SBD Guidance for Pebble Fuel High Temperature Gas Reactors
SBD Guidance for Prismatic Fuelled High Temperature Gas Reactors
SBD Guidance for Gas Centrifuge Enrichment Plants
Overview of the Facility Safeguardability Analysis
DOE/NNSA Safeguards By Design Webpage
Refer to Documents related to IAEA safeguards, in addition to the Safeguards chapter of the IAEA Annual Report , and the U.S. Nuclear Materials Management and Safeguards System
U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement
Additional Protocol to the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement
The U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement is a treaty between the United States and the IAEA for the application of international safeguards on eligible nuclear material in the U.S. Although not required to do so under the NPT, the U.S. voluntarily agreed to permit the IAEA "… to apply safeguards, in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, on all source or special fissionable material in all facilities within the United States, excluding only those facilities associated with activities with direct national security significance to the United States…" to encourage non-nuclear-weapon States to sign the Treaty. Therefore, the U.S. signed the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement in 1977. Since then over 265 facilities licensed by the NRC have been placed on the list of U.S. facilities eligible for IAEA safeguards reporting and inspections; four NRC licensed facilities are currently selected by the IAEA and are therefore submitting nuclear material accounting data to the IAEA.
The U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement is intended to demonstrate to non-nuclear weapon States that their nuclear facilities would not be at an economic disadvantage, compared to the U.S. nuclear facilities, due to the implementation of IAEA safeguards. Under the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement, the United States provides access to declared nuclear facilities and data on declared nuclear material to the IAEA. This transparency allows the IAEA to ensure that nuclear material, at a declared facility, remains within the scope of "peaceful uses." The IAEA makes a determination using a number of methods including verification of design information, review of nuclear material accountancy reports, sample collection and analysis, surveillance measures, containment (i.e., tamper indicating seals), and inspections. However, the fundamental IAEA safeguards measure is detailed nuclear material accountancy. In other words, the IAEA tracks the material being processed or stored at a facility down to the gram, kilogram, and item level. Using all of the information available, the IAEA draws a conclusion on the State's nuclear program annually and reports its conclusions to the IAEA Board of Governors.
In order to comply with various provisions of the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement, and unlike non-nuclear weapon states, the United States maintains a list of facilities that are eligible for the application of IAEA safeguards. This list, called the Eligible Facilities List (EFL), is comprised of NRC and Department of Energy facilities or locations that have been reviewed and approved by the U.S. Government. The EFL is periodically updated and the most recent version can be found in the NRC's Agencywide Documents Access and Management System (ADAMS) as a publicly available document. Listed below are the ADAMS accession numbers for the most recent updates to the NRC portion of the U.S. EFL.
U.S. Facilities Eligible for the Application of IAEA Safeguards
Calendar Year Update
ADAMS Accession Number
2007 ML072490527
2011 ML12157A558
How is the NRC involved in the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement?
What does it mean to be on the eligible facilities list?
What happens when a site is selected for an inspection by the IAEA?
Are there any facilities in the U.S. that are currently being inspected by the IAEA?
The NRC oversees and facilitates the application of IAEA safeguards at NRC and Agreement State licensed facilities. Licensee compliance with U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement commitments is required by the Code of Federal Regulations; specifically, 10 CFR Parts 75 and 110. The NRC also assists in negotiating terms between NRC licensees and the IAEA, transmits accounting reports to the IAEA, and participates in U.S Government groups such as the IAEA Steering Committee (ISC), the Subcommittee on International Safeguards and Monitoring (SISM), and the Subgroup on IAEA Safeguards in the U.S. (SISUS).
Article 1(b) of the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement states that "The United States shall ... provide the [IAEA] with a list of facilities within the United States not associated with activities with direct national security significance to the United States and may ... add facilities to or remove facilities from that list as it deems appropriate." The facilities present on the most recent version of the U.S. EFL are eligible to be selected by the IAEA for the application of international safeguards. The current list contains approximately 265 NRC and Agreement State licensed facilities.
The NRC will notify the facility that it has been selected by the IAEA for application of IAEA safeguards. Following that, the facility operator, the NRC and the IAEA have a series of meetings during which they negotiate the details of the facility-specific IAEA safeguards approach. These negotiations are guided by the provisions of the NPT, the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement, and other relevant treaties or agreements.
The facility operator must also complete a design information questionnaire (DIQ) for the IAEA. The DIQ contains a detailed physical description of the facility and its material flow. The DIQ forms the basis for the practical implementation of IAEA safeguards at the facility and is tightly controlled by the IAEA Operations Division that handle safeguards implementation within the U.S. When all negotiations are concluded the IAEA creates a "Facility Attachment" which describes the IAEA's safeguards arrangements for that particular facility.
Unless specifically approved as part of the safeguards approach, IAEA inspections are announced in advance of the IAEA visit. To the extent possible, the NRC will notify the licensee in writing of the IAEA's planned visit as soon as possible after receiving the IAEA's inspection notification from the U.S. Department of State. Due to a provision within the U.S. Additional Protocol, an NRC employee will always accompany the IAEA inspector(s) during the visit. The licensee, applicant, or certificate holder should inform the NRC immediately if the IAEA inspection cannot be accommodated on the specified date. Typical IAEA inspections activities include, but are not limited to:
Examination of records
Inventory and material transaction verifications
Verification of the performance and calibration of operator instruments and equipment
Servicing of IAEA safeguards equipment installed at the facility
Independent measurements
Sampling for destructive analysis
Other measures requested by the IAEA and approved by the U.S. Government
It is important to note that the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement has a provision for limiting IAEA access which allows any activity, component, process or otherwise proprietary aspect or information deemed sensitive by the U.S. Government to be concealed or excluded during the inspection. The licensee must, however, make a reasonable effort to allow for the collection of necessary data through other means.
Since the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement entered into force in 1980, there have been numerous facilities that underwent IAEA inspections. Currently, however, only one facility is being inspected by the IAEA. This facility, the K Area Material Storage Vault (KAMS) at Savannah River National Laboratory, is a Department of Energy facility and therefore is not regulated by the NRC. Any questions pertaining to the safeguards inspections at KAMS should be directed to appropriate personnel at the U.S. Department of Energy. Additionally, three NRC licensed nuclear fuel fabrication facilities and one NRC licensed gas centrifuge enrichment facility, while not under an IAEA inspection regime, are providing nuclear material accounting data under the Reporting Protocol of the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement. The three fuel fabrication facilities are AREVA NP Inc. in Richland, Washington; Westinghouse Electric Company, LLC in Columbia, South Carolina; and Global Nuclear Fuel – Americas, LLC in Wilmington, North Carolina. The gas centrifuge enrichment facility is Louisiana Energy Services, also referred to as URENCO USA, in Eunice, New Mexico.
The U.S. supports efforts to strengthen safeguards agreements around the world. Discovery of the Iraqi clandestine nuclear weapons program in 1991, and subsequent discoveries involving other foreign nation's nuclear programs, led to the recognition that the IAEA's capability to detect undeclared nuclear activities needed to be strengthened. At that time the focus of IAEA safeguards was to ensure the accuracy of a State's nuclear material declarations through verification that the declared nuclear material was used only for peaceful nuclear activities. The IAEA Board of Governors began considering how to strengthen the IAEA safeguards program to include techniques and provisions focused at detecting undeclared nuclear material and activities. New measures that the IAEA had authority to implement under the existing States' safeguards agreements were adopted in 1995. However, some new measures required the approval of new protocols to States' safeguards agreements with the IAEA. In May 1997, the IAEA Board of Governors approved the Model Protocol Additional to the Agreements between the States and the IAEA, and the IAEA Department of Safeguards immediately began negotiating "Additional Protocols" to States' safeguards agreements.
The U.S. Additional Protocol is a treaty between the U.S. and the IAEA for enhanced safeguards within the U.S. This Treaty was signed by the United States Government on June 12, 1998 and the U.S. Senate provided its consent to ratification as a treaty on March 31, 2004. The U.S. Congress passed and the President signed the U.S. Additional Protocol Implementation Act on December 16, 2006. The U.S. Additional Protocol officially entered into force on January 6, 2009. Due to the recent implementation of the U.S. Additional Protocol, certain U.S. facilities and companies are now subject to strengthened reporting requirements and expanded IAEA access rights.
What is the difference between the Model Additional Protocol and the Additional Protocol signed by the U.S.?
What is the difference between the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement and the U.S. Additional Protocol?
Why did the U.S. sign the Additional Protocol?
Are there any other countries that have signed an Additional Protocol agreement?
What is required by the Additional Protocol?
Who is responsible for facilitating a complementary access under the Additional Protocol?
How is the required information for the Additional Protocol reported?
How do I know whether my facility is a location or a site?
Where can I find more information about the Additional Protocol?
What are some considerations to defend against unauthorized disclosure of enrichment or reprocessing technology and the diversion of associated nuclear materials?
The U.S. Additional Protocol is identical to the Model Additional Protocol which non-nuclear-weapon States are being asked to accept, excluding only those facilities associated with activities with direct national security significance to the United States (similar to the national security exclusion clause in the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement).
The principal differences between the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement and the Additional Protocol include the broader declaration requirements called for and the expanded access permitted in the Additional Protocol. There are also improved procedures for designating Agency inspectors, issuing inspector visas, and protection of safeguards information by the Agency.
Why did the U.S sign the Additional Protocol?
"The United States, although under no obligation to do so as a nuclear-weapon state under Article I of the NPT, negotiated and signed an Additional Protocol with the IAEA, which incorporates the full text of the Protocol. This underscores U.S. commitment to combating the potential spread of nuclear weapons, and demonstrates that adherence to the Model Additional Protocol by other countries will not place them at a commercial disadvantage."
According to current IAEA publications, over one hundred nations are signatories of an Additional Protocol agreement. These agreements may vary in their exact content however all of the agreements are based, to some degree, off of the Model Additional Protocol approved by the IAEA Board of Governors in 1997. It is the joint desire of the U.S. Government and the IAEA that all recognized countries will eventually adopt an Additional Protocol agreement.
The United States is obligated to make declarations to the IAEA on peaceful nuclear activities in the United States and to provide the IAEA with sufficient access to resolve questions relating to the accuracy and completeness of the declarations. To ensure the U.S. Government's compliance with the treaty, certain public and private U.S. entities are required to report on the following activities:
Nuclear fuel cycle-related research and development
Activities on the sites of nuclear facilities
Manufacturing of nuclear fuel cycle-related equipment and materials
Mining and ore processing activities for uranium and thorium
Possession, import, and export of "impure" uranium and thorium materials
Location of nuclear material on which IAEA safeguards has been exempted or terminated
Import and export of nuclear fuel cycle-related equipment and materials.
Commercial entities are required to make declarations, elaborating on the activities above, on a quarterly or annual basis to the U.S. Government. These declarations are compiled and reviewed by the U.S. Government and ultimately submitted for Congressional review. For quarterly export reports, the U.S. Government requires that the appropriate forms must be submitted to the Department of Commerce no later than fifteen days after the end of a quarter (i.e., January 15th for the preceding October through December timeframe, April 15th for the preceding January through March timeframe, and so forth). For the annual update, changes and additions or deletions are submitted to the IAEA no later than May 15th of each year for the preceding calendar year's information. Therefore, in order to meet this deadline, the appropriate forms must be submitted to the Department of Commerce no later than January 31st of each year. Please review the U.S. Additional Protocol to determine whether your company or facility is responsible for reporting on a quarterly or annual basis.
In addition to the reporting requirements, all facilities reporting under the U.S. AP are required to permit U.S. Government representatives and authorized IAEA inspectors access to the facility to conduct a complementary access. Complementary access is the term given in the U.S. AP for a short-notice visit in order to verify the information provided is correct and complete, or in some cases to resolve a question or inconsistency. When a NRC or Agreement State licensed facility is selected by the IAEA for a complementary access, the NRC will contact the POCs listed on the site or location's reporting forms to immediately begin coordination. During the complementary access a representative of the NRC, along with other U.S. Government personnel, will facilitate the access and assist in protecting classified and proprietary information. For any questions pertaining to the U.S. Additional Protocol, please contact the Office of Nuclear Materials Safety and Safeguards at the U.S. NRC.
When the IAEA requests access to a NRC licensee location, the NRC will facilitate the IAEA visit and support the implementation of Additional Protocol procedures. This participation is intended to protect proprietary, sensitive, or classified information at the location. When the IAEA requests access to a facility associated with a different U.S. Government Agency, that Agency will assume responsibility for implementing the U.S. Additional Protocol at the facility.
The Additional Protocol Reporting System is the United States' national database for collecting information and making declarations to the IAEA under the Additional Protocol. This system will be operated by the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) and will collect relevant information from the NRC, Department of Energy (DOE) and DOC concerning their facilities. The NRC and DOC will use common reporting forms and formats to ensure consistency between submitted information. The up-to-date AP reporting forms are available on the U.S. Department of Commerce web site. Additional Protocol reporting by NRC and Agreement State licensees to the NRC will be conducted using paper forms and submitted via U.S. Postal Service, hand delivery, courier or facsimile to the following address:
Treaty Compliance Division
1401 Constitution Avenue, NW
Attn: AP Reports
Under the U.S. Additional Protocol, the term "site" has a very specific meaning. Any facility that has submitted a design information questionnaire (DIQ) to the IAEA under the U.S. – IAEA Safeguards Agreement, is considered a "site". All other facilities are considered "locations" for reporting purposes.
The Department of Commerce maintains a webpage that is dedicated to the U.S. Additional Protocol and contains useful information such as the handbooks and forms for use when submitting information, and the treaty text of the U.S. Additional Protocol.
Department of Commerce, Treaty Compliance Division
Additional information can be found at the following websites:
IAEA, Safeguards Overview
IAEA, Additional Protocol Status
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In 2012 he makes his first collection, Mirror, with which he obtains the Tocado magazine Despuntan Prize to the you hairstylist of the year. That same year, he wins its first Fígaro to the Best Collection of Feminine Commercial Fashion with, Urban Chic. In 2014, he is finalist with his team at the Despuntan Awards and finalist at the Tocado Awards with his collection, Look Back ( in the Urban Creative category). He also gets its second Fígaro, (in Feminine Commercial Fashion category) with the collection, Pureza. 2015, continues for Carlos by reaching the final in the Style Masters Country Spain with the collection, Queen, the final in the All American American Crew and the joining in the All Star Crew International Team. During 2016, he is finalist and the only Spanish representative in the international contest AlternativeHair Show 2016 at the Royal Albert Hall in London. In addition, he has been pre-nominated for the Fígaro prize to the Spanish Hairdresser of the Year by his colleagues in 2015, 2016 and 2017.
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Anybody else abusing right rear tire?
Discussion in 'Model 3: Driving Dynamics' started by Chickenlittle, Jul 28, 2018.
i've never hit the curb doing turns. couple times in my life parallel parking though (not in Model 3).
When we test drove a Model 3 recently the Tesla rep pointed out the curb rash on the test car's right rear wheel. Same thing - a test driver was taking a right turn (in a parking lot) and caught the curb.
Interesting - I did this immediately the day I picked up my Model S. I presumed it was due to the slightly longer wheelbase. (perhaps not!). I'm curious about the Model 3 as I have one on order too. Hard for me to imagine it turns tighter than OP's Roadster!
Rented a 3 on Turo & managed to do this within 1000 ft of the pickup point, not too bad, but definitely felt it. But right rear was already totally rashed out...from previous drivers, presumably. Didn't do it again for the rest of the rental.
Still waiting on mine, but have a friend whose taken delivery of a RWD. He too has rim rash, but only on the Right-Rear wheel.
Did the exact same thing, had a driver tailgating me and I wanted to make a right turn in a driveway I have pulled into hundreds of times at our favorite restaurant, I speed up to get a gap and made a quick turn in the driveway to clip the curb with right rear, heard the metal on curb and cringed!
Already touched this up with paint but uuuuggghhh!
Speaking with another owner, this definitely sounds like a common problem. I've hit mine twice this past weekend - I've got a touchup pen enroute to see if I can't fix the visibility of my curb rash.
His comment was that these rims poke out quite a bit more than the tire, whereas on a lot of cars the tire itself pokes out more and usually catches the curb first. Might be on to something.
Just FYI - you may find a local mobile wheel rim repair expert who can repair the damage. I've done it twice and each time it cost $100 to render the damage invisible - not bad considering the cost of rims.
waiting to wear out the tires first then on to ps4's in 245/40/19's and hopefully gain just a hair or wheel protection with the wider tires and 3.9" vs.3.7" sidewall height, at that time I plan to have wheels repaired and powder coated a different color, dark grey metallic maybe? not sure yet?
oops! just noticed you were quoting someone else, my bad!
My wife did it as well, I got a quote for $140 to repair it, but I just bought a whole new rim from Tesla for only $200 (18"). I made the rashy rim into a spare and mounted a $75 general tire to it in case I ever need it. I was really surprised the rim was only $200. Good deal!
If there's a habit of rim curb rashes from many drivers, I would suggest looking into something like RimBlades' RimSavers and the like designs. This would potentially save your rims.


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Traditionally the route for the wedding party is to rent a suit or tuxedo for the groomsmen due to cost. Unfortunately this would be a suit or tuxedo that has been worn multiple times and the groomsmen will not be able to keep. The cost of a new suit does not have to be prohibitive, in fact we have suits at opening price points that are comparable to the price of a rental. The groomsmen pay a little more but now have made an investment in their wardrobe for a garment that they get to keep.


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Mobile food vendors told to leave Miracle Mile
By Ann M. Simmons
For the last two months, Green Truck mobile catering services would park on Wilshire Boulevard along Los Angeles' Miracle Mile and serve handmade organic fare to the neighborhood's lunch crowd.
"It was wonderful," said Bobby Allen, general manger of the Culver City-based company. "We had a line of people every day."
But last week, the lines disappeared after police officers swooped in and forced Green Truck and several other mobile food vendors parked in the mid-Wilshire area to move on.
Some drivers said they were cited for minimal violations such as parking too close to the curb, or parking too far away. Others said they were ordered to pack up and leave.
"If they are embarking on a campaign of targeting companies that they normally wouldn't . . . companies that pay taxes, and are trying to make money, that doesn't make sense to me," Allen said. "That makes me angry."
Police officials said the crackdown Wednesday was part of a one-day operation to clear the area of illegal vendors.
"They don't have city and health department permits," said Lt. Dan Hudson, watch commander at the Los Angeles Police Department Wilshire Division. "Restaurants complain because the lunch trucks are taking their business, and they don't have [proper] permits."
Citations were issued for "illegal vending," Hudson said.
Sumant Pardal said the truck he leases to operate India Jones food catering was impounded after police told him that "businesses don't want you guys here."
Pardal, who said he recently moved from Arizona and had been operating India Jones for a little more than a week, said he was cited for failing to have a California driver's license and vehicle tags.
"They were trying to find any reason to cite me," said Pardal, who said he's been a chef for more than three decades.
It was unclear which businesses had complained about the presence of the Wilshire lunch trucks, which Allen said included Kogi BBQ and Barbie's Q. Patricio Palacios, manager of Baja Fresh in the 5700 block of Wilshire, said he had no complaints because his business was thriving despite the presence of mobile food vendors.
"If you come here now, you will see there's no free table," Palacios said.
Allen said his business had been "hurt financially" since being told to leave Wilshire.
He estimated that his company had been making between $800 and $1,000 a day, and now revenue was down by at least 70%.
Pardal, of India Jones, said having the truck impounded cost him at least $3,000, which included the fee to get it back, the wasted lease days for the vehicle and some spoiled food.
The vendors said they are seeking guidance from Asociacion de Loncheros La Familia Unida de California, an advocacy group for lunch truck operators.
Erin Glenn, Loncheros' chief executive officer, said it was not uncommon for traditional taco truck owners to face complaints from restaurateurs, but this was the first case she had confronted involving the "new designer trucks."
A similar issue arose in June when a court commissioner threw out a Los Angeles law that prohibited taco truck owners from parking in the same spot in a residential neighborhood for more than half an hour, or in a commercial area for more than an hour. A similar Los Angeles County ordinance was overturned last year.
Mobile food vendors have become increasing popular on the streets of Los Angeles, with gourmet offerings as plentiful as the cheap burgers and tacos. Even chain fast-food restaurants are adding food trucks to their business plan.
Allen said he and other vendors have since found stopping spots in other areas, but he lamented having to forsake mid-Wilshire.
"People were really excited about the lunch options," Allen said. "They seemed really happy with the choices."
ann.simmons@latimes.com
Ann M. Simmons
Ann M. Simmons is a former global development writer/editor for the Los Angeles Times.


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George Strait embarks on his final tour next year, titled The Cowboy Rides Away Tour, present by Quicken Loans. Tickets for the legend's final stadium show, at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, sold out in a handful of hours after going on sale.
As the grand finale of his two-year tour, the music will all go down on June 7, 2014 with a crowd of more than 100,000. Six-time Grammy Award-winning group Asleep At The Wheel will open the show. Current superstars Jason Aldean, Kenny Chesney, Eric Church, Vince Gill, Faith Hill, Alan Jackson, Miranda Lambert, Martina McBride and Lee Ann Womack are also slated for the lineup, performing three songs apiece.
Additionally, Strait will auction off two pairs of front row seats (as well as meet-and-greet passes) to each show, with proceeds going to The Jenifer Strait Foundation.
January 9, 2014 CenturyLink Center│Bossier City, La.
January 18, 2014 Spring Center│Kansas City, Mo.
February 1, 2014 MGM Grand Garden Arena│Las Vegas, Nev.
February 14, 2014 The Palace│Auburn Hills, Mich.
February 28, 2014 Wells Fargo Center│Philadelphia, Penn.
March 7, 2014 KFC Yum! Center│Louisville, Ky.
March 22, 2014 Phillips Arena│Atlanta, Ga.
April 4, 2014 INTRUST Bank Arena│Wichita, Kan.
April 11, 2014 Moda Center│Portland, Ore.
April 19, 2014 BOK Center│Tulsa, Okla.
May 23, 2014 Tiger Stadium│Baton Rouge, La.
May 31, 2014 Gillette Stadium│Foxborough, Mass.
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