Thailand is one of the world's top luxury travel destinations for good reasons. This Southeast Asia go-to has a rich culture, great food, and a tradition of guest service. And Thailand is renowned for its beautiful places to stay: lovely tropical beach resorts and elegant city hotels in glamorous Bangkok.
Here's a look at the best hotels in Thailand.
Phuket, a large island in Southern Thailand, is world-famous for its beach resorts and its social scene. But many Phuket visitors are looking for small, quiet boutique hotels with real Thai flavor. Amanpuri, a super-luxury Phuket resort, is credited with originating the Thai temple look that now characterizes many luxury resorts all over Asia. Amanpuri became so renowned that it birthed the entire Aman brand, with 34 resorts in 20 countries as of 2019.
Amanpuri's 83 ultra-private pavilions and villas overlook the turquoise-blue Andaman Sea. They are simply decorated in quiet, elegant Thai style. The resort's many draws include an 80-foot infinity pool, a serene spa, five restaurants, a dine-in wine library, and PADI scuba courses. Its hotel amenities aside, Amanpuri is bliss for a luxury traveler who knows what a great resort is. See more facts and photos on Amanpuri's website.
On Phuket, the luxury bar is set high, and Trisara provides every indulgence. Its five dozen tastefully opulent pavilions dot a hillside that leads down one of Phuket's rare private beaches. The beach is idyllic, but guests tend to nest in their pavilions, renovated in 2016. Each accommodation offers private swimming and reflection pools and spacious decks looking out onto the Andaman Sea. Luxury travelers seeking the ultimate hotel bathroom will find it at Trisara, where each pavilion's lounge-like master bathroom plus dressing room span the building's entire width.
Trisara offers a lot to guests who manage to leave their pavilions: the refined Jara Spa, PRU farm-to-table bistro, a seafood restaurant, an in-house video studio, and a 150-foot swimming pool (yes, 150 feet). Find out more about Trisara.
Even for luxury travelers who have seen it all, Keemala dazzles. Its 38 villas, seemingly suspended on the jungle hillside, are ultimate design statements. Some resemble birds' nests, others jungle lodges or giant bamboo pods. Inside, they're spacious, sunny, and organic-feeling.
Keemala is not beachfront, but guests can ask for a lift to the nearby beach -- or discover that they prefer to lounge and splash in their villa's private pool. Most Keemala guests are couples seeking a cozy private getaway amidst beauty, and they find it here. Learn more on Keemala's website and right here on TripSavvy.
The Naka Island is pure seduction. Its enchanting setting is a private isle, Naka Yai, off the coast of Phuket. Its endless views encompass the turquoise Andaman Sea and Phang Nga Bay, whose mysterious morning mist tempts hotel guests to arise early with the dawn.
The resort's 67 accommodations are all villas: deluxe tropical mansions that begin at nearly 5,000 square feet (honest). The villas are either garden-view, sea-view, beachfront, or up on the cliff with vistas that stretch to the horizon. Their decor is beachy and elegant and the comfort factor is high thanks to cushy loungers, outdoor daybeds, and blissful outdoor showers and tubs. Some villas have private pools, but fear not: the stunning bi-level resort pool is one of the most inviting hotel swimming holes in Thailand.
Things to do at The Naka Island range from lazing at the exceptional Spa Naka, whose watsu water massage specialty is unparalleled) to complimentary bike loans to all manner of water sports. And the resort offers free speedboat shuttles to buzzy Phuket. This is a family-friendly resort, and young guests are offered their own activities and a game room.
Naka Island is a Marriott Bonvoy (formerly Starwood) property, and members get valuable guest perks like room upgrades, complimentary wifi, and points toward a free stay. Enrollment is free. Find out more about this splendid resort on The Naka Island's site.
Banyan Tree Bangkok Will Make You Sigh "I Love Views"
Thailand's capital, Bangkok, is one of Asia's most in-demand urban destinations. No wonder: this vibrant city of nine million offers thrilling nightlife, royal history, unbelievable food, and a range of five-star hotels.
The Banyan Tree is ideally located in the business district, and, as the city's tallest hotel, it delivers breathtaking views of Bangkok from many guest rooms, from the outdoor lap pool, from spa treatment rooms, and from the Vertigo restaurant and Moon Bar on the 61st floor (two of the hottest eateries in town).
Best of all, rooms are remarkably quiet, inviting sound sleep. You'll need it for your next day in nonstop Bangkok. Read more on Banyan Tree Bangkok's website.
The Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok is set on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, for centuries the city's lifeline. One of many pleasures for Mandarin Oriental guests is watching slender dragonboats make their way up, down, and across this fabled waterway. A majority of the hotel's 324 sumptuous rooms and all of its 44 regal suites look out onto the river.
So do the hotel's see-and-be-seen lobby and most of its nine restaurants. The hotel's grande dame French restaurant, Le Normandie, opened in 1958. It was graced with two Michelin stars for 2018, one of only three such restaurants in Bangkok. Mandarin Oriental's other specialty restaurants serve Thai, Chinese, Italian, and BBQ. And for late in the evening, there are bars: a Cuban cigar bar, an American jazz joint, and more.
As thrilling as Bangkok is, quite a few Mandarin Oriental guests find themselves wanting to spend time immersing themselves in this exceptional ultra-luxury hotel. Read more on Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok's website.
The Sukhothai Bangkok, opened in 1991, foresaw its city becoming a globally coveted luxury travel destination. Many hotels built in this decade feel blocky and corporate today. But The Sukhothai was designed in timeless Thai pavilion style and is every bit of the upscale draw that it was two decades ago.
Many commenters on TripAdvisor note that they return to The Sukhothai Bangkok year after year. Almost three-quarters of the hotel's Tripadvisor reviews give it the top rating of Excellent, praising The Sukhothai's classic design, its discreet Thai service, and its quiet, green estate property, so rare in intensely urban Bangkok.
With 210 rooms, The Sukhothai combines the personal feeling of a boutique hotel with the amenities of a city hotel. Guests enjoy high-end amenities such as exceptional in-house dining at Celadon (Thai dishes) and La Scala (Italian). The hotel is an excellent perch for discovering the city; the trendy, lively Silom/Sathorn neighborhood is a five-minute taxi ride (or pleasant 15-minute walk) away. Here's The Sukhothai Bangkok's website.
Chiang Mai is Thailand's second-biggest city and a center of fashion, architecture, and technology. This northern city is deeply Thai yet also international, with a sizable Western expat community. It seems that everyone wants to experience Chiang Mai.
For many upscale visitors, the place for their Chiang Mai immersion is the beautiful and relaxing Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai. It is set in the countryside around 20 minutes from downtown, offering village and city experiences.
The resort's 99 villas and residences ramble over 20 acres of tropical gardens; a golf-cart lift is never more than a couple of minutes away. Guest quarters are lovely, spacious pavilions ranging from airy studios to endless suites. The decor is refined Thai style, with teakwood floors, rich hand-loomed textiles, and vast bathrooms.
But beyond your door is this ultra-high-end resort's exquisite indoor-outdoor dining, its Rim Tai Kitchen cooking academy, and an inviting spa, gym, and pools. The staff is committed to maximizing the guest experience. As an example: the complimentary early-morning bike tour is led by a watchful and entertaining individual who doesn't mention what his day job is. He's the property's General Manager. Learn more about the revered Four Seasons hospitality brand and read about Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai.
The word "palatial" is a cliché when it comes to describing hotels. But Dhara Devi was impeccably designed to recreate a Thai royal palace from the Lanna Kingdom era of the 13th through 18th centuries. Indeed, "palatial" is the word that comes to many visitors' minds as they are welcomed by a gong ceremony inside the entrance gates of the resort's 60-acre estate.
The Lanna period was heavily influenced by India, and The Dhara Devi's architecture bears the graceful swirls and peaked archways of the Subcontinent. The pool complex, meandering around graceful mansion-like buildings, is enormous and inviting, with fountains, cascades, and private nooks. Guest rooms and suites are among the biggest in Thailand, beginning at 860 square feet (80 square meters).
The 60-acres estate encompasses temple-like Dheva Spa, which, in Ayurvedic fashion, customizes treatments to clients' temperament, physique, and metabolism. Resort fitness options include a state-of-the-art gym, yoga, Muay Thai kickboxing, horseback riding, and cycling. If shopping is your sport, Khad Dara, an open-air arcade, gathers dozens of artisanal boutiques. The resort's superb restaurants serve Thai, Chinese, and French cuisines, and there;s a casual café, patisserie, and several bars. Downtown Chiang Mai is only 10 minutes way and the airport 15. Find out more about The Dhara Devi Chiang Mai.
Koh Samui, an island in the resort region of southern Thailand, is a treasure chest of luxury beach hotels. Six Senses Samui, one of the island's first resorts, is predicated on the concept of sustainability. Its 66 organic-feeling villas range from secluded Hideaway Villas, with jungle (not ocean) views and enhanced privacy to the vast Ocean Front Pool Villa Suite, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, an oversized infinity-edge plunge pool, and panoramic views of the Gulf of Thailand.
The resort takes pride in its green dining, and whenever possible cooks with herbs and produce grown at the hotel or on the island, and srves seafood fished from local waters. The serene Dining on the Rocks restaurant, perched on a bluff, serves up dramatic ocean views as well.
Six Senses is a spa-centric hotel brand, and the resort's Samul Spa embodies the best of the Thai spa tradition. Guest can also relax with yoga and Pilates classes. Guest experiences encompass dawn kayak rides, lessons in Thai cooking, culture, and kickboxing. Exceptional snorkeling and scuba in crystalline waters are a short boat ride away. Young guests have their own activities just for kids.
The resort is set four miles from Samui Airport, which is in turn only a 45-minute flight south of Bangkok. Many guests combine a few nights here with a stay in the capital. Find out more about Six Senses Samui.
Belmond is one of the world's highest-end hotel brands, and Belmond Napasai could very well be the most upscale resort on Southern Thailand's exclusive island of Koh Samui. All accommodations are individual villas. Some are beachfront, others are ocean-view, and others are tucked into the resort's private gardens.
The resort is a magnet for active guests. The pool is big and the gym cutting-edge, and both are open 24 hours. Activities on offer include tennis, badminton, windsurfing, snorkeling, and scuba. The concierge can arrange elephant treks, horseback riding, golf, off-road drives, and more. For guests who choose to nest in their villa and spend their time at the resort, spa and culinary offerings are varied and top-notch.
Belmond Napasai is a smart choice for upscale families. Kids can enjoy supervised activities such as nature safaris and close-up looks at the resort's animals (including its gentle water buffaloes). Find out more about this all-around getaway for discerning luxury travelers, Belmond Napasai.
Four Seasons' tropical resorts are among the world's most beautiful hotels, and the brand's Koh Samui property is dazzling. It occupies one of the island's choicest settings, a palm tree-covered promontory that slopes down to a completely private beach with sand like white talcum powder. The resort is a working definition of paradise.
Resort amenities include a superb spa, two standout restaurants (and a don't-miss weekly beach barbecue), many fitness facilities and options, and a kids' club. Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui is very family-friendly but attracts quite a few honeymoon couples as well. Romantic options include candlelit dinner for two on the sand and a curtained beach daybed with a dedicated butler.
Smiling, one-on-one service is a high point of any Four Seasons stay. Find out more about the legendary Four Seasons hotel brand and about Four Seasons Koh Samui.
Hua Hin was a sleepy fishing village until the 1920s, when members of the Thai royal family built summer palaces there. Set three hours from Bangkok, the town became instantly popular with Thai weekenders. Over the decades Hua Hin has grown to international prominence as a Bangkok-convenient waterfront playground specializing in aquatic sports.
Cape Nidhra's striking contemporary modern esthetic is strong on glass and gleaming teakwood -- and its clientele is just as trend-conscious. The hotel's bar is one of the most popular in Hua Hin. Dress for it.
The property is a member of Small Luxury Hotels, a sure sign of quality. Guests tend to rave about Cape Nidhra on TripAdvisor, and many return each year for their Thai beach vacation in a fashionable beach town. See more on Cape Nidhra's Small Luxury Hotel page.
Set in Hua Hin's garden district near the royal family's nearly century-old Golden Teak Palace, Anantara Hua Hin Resort was built to resemble an aristocratic Thai estate. It's an ongoing photo op of lotus pools, stone walkways, and pavilion-roofed villas. The property is notably quiet and private-feeling, all the more so considering that Hua Hin is a busy, social getaway town under three hours from Bangkok.
Anantara Hua Hin is a medium-sized hotel with 190 accommodations. Furnished in Thai woods and fabrics, rooms and suites are the picture of subtle, tasteful Thai elegance. Guests are offered all the amenities and diversions of a big Thai resort: varied dining and a cooking school, a spa, gym, Muay Thai boxing ring, beach cabanas and daybeds. Service is impeccable.
This hotel was the first property of the Thai-owned Anantara brand, which has expanded throughout Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. These people know what makes a luxury hotel succeed. Read more about Anantara Hua Hin.
Evason Hua Hin is off the beaten path in Hua Hin, far enough from the hubbub to be truly tranquil, yet a 20-minute ride to the center of the action. The property occupies over 20 acres of tropical gardens and flower-laden lakes. The resort caters to couples and families alike, promising (and delivering) a green escape from the frantic modern world (and from bustling Bangkok three hours' drive away).
This is a sustainable resort with authentic, personal service. Evason Hua Hin's attention to detail extends to its stylish, eco-friendly decor and its beautifully crafted cuisine and cocktails.
Evason Hua Hin offers 196 guest rooms, suites, and villas notable for their natural look and unusual comfort level. All accommodations feature and indulgent bathroom and a balcony or terrace with a plush daybed. This hotel was made for lounging.
But activities abound, from daily cycling tours to "living food" cooking classes to swimming in the beachfront pool. And the Six Senses Spa is nothing short of restorative. Young guests have their own kids' club; everyone's happy here. Find out more about Evason Hua Hin.
Chiva-Som is a beachfront resort that combines holistic nutrition and health enhancement with Thai hospitality. Guests come to improve themselves body and soul by working in the gym, lazing on the beach, indulging in the spa. An array of one-on-one specialists customize guest wellness programs that can be followed at home after the Chiva-Som experience.
Following a year-long renovation, the resort reopened in 2016 with a fresh face. Its 58 accommodations were enlarged and refreshed and dining venues redesigned. (Menus, too: the food is healthful but delicious, yet most guests lose several pounds). Chiva-Som attracts couples and solo travelers for stays of a few nights to a few weeks. Find out more about the world-class heath resort, Chiva-Som.
Phulay Bay is a super-high-end resort that was the first property in the elite Ritz-Carlton Reserve collection, the ultimate category of Ritz-Carlton Hotels & Resorts.
Phulay Bay opened in 2010 and annually garners peak accolades from eCondé Nast Traveler, Travel + Leisure, Robb Report, Tripadvisor.com, and Forbes (the hotel-star-awarders; Phulay Bay owns five stars).
The resort's 54 individually decorated villas range from opulent to palatial. Some villas have ocean views from their hillside perch, while others are set a few yards from the shore. Every villa is magnificently designed and a pleasure to inhabit. Standard amenities include oversized beds, walk-in closets, vast bathrooms with indoor and outdoor showers and soaking tubs, and a terrace or patio that's more like an outdoor lounge. Every accommodation has a private butler who's very involved with your stay and helps you maximize your time here.
Phulay Bay's Thai food is authentic and delicious, and its spa is impressive in design and expertise. There's a first-class gym, but few guests miss the chance to swim, snorkel, and otherwise relish the surrounding Andaman Sea, with waters the shade of a turquoise milkshake. This is a very special resort. Find out more on Phulay Bay, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve's website and right here on TripSavvy.
Anantara Rasananda is a little out of the way. To get there, you fly from Bangkok to Koh Samui island and then board a half-hour speedboat (or longer ferry) to the resort. Is it worth it? It is if you're looking for a total getaway in blissful, palm-shaded tropical surroundings. The resort perches on the quietest corner of resort-laden Koh Phangan, with only a tiny Thai village up the hill. The property's tranquil, even sleepy, vibe is what repeat guests love most about it. (Every guest soon finds their place of peace here: perhaps it's their villa's plunge pool, or the Thai massage room at Anantara Spa, or maybe the yoga platform high above the sea, or possibly a sea-bed in the resort pool, being tickled by underwater jets).
The 64 guest quarters are all villas or suites appealingly furnished in modern Thai eco-chic with a touch of Boho whimsy; after all; Koh Phangan is the island that hosts the monthly rave known as the Full Moon Party.
Each accommodation flaunts a private pool and lots of indoor-outdoor space. The Garden and Lagoon suites, set away from the beach, are the most private and typically requested by romantic couples.
As at many Thai resorts, breakfast is included. Lunch and dinner are served at a friendly beachfront cafe and a lantern-lit bistro led by a gifted Thai chef. Find out more about Anantara Rasananda.
Soneva Kiri is for connoisseurs of authentic Thailand. It is set on the rarely visited island of Koh Kood far to the east, only miles from Cambodia's coast. This unspoiled dot of land shelters stretches of jungle, fishing villages, and a sprinkling of serene hotels.
Soneva Kiri is the most upscale beach resort on Koh Kood, with only 36 villas. They are all enormous, with private pools and earthy design. The property is sustainable and honors a profound commitment to the island's ecosystem.
Soneva Kiri offers every imaginable diversion that the sea, sand, and sun can provide. Mealtime is a particular delight thanks to innovative restaurants like Benz's (a "no-menu" concept), the Dining Room (where the seating is daybeds), and The View (European fine dining with an Asian twist), and Treepod Dining (you're hoisted high up in the palms, and your waiter travels by zipline). The resort offers an astronomy observatory, outdoor movies, a full-service, East-meets-West Six Senses Spa, and a children's den for young travelers to this family-friendly resort. This is a lot of hotel for just a hundred or so guests. Find out more on Soneva Kiri's website.
Even in the sun-and-fun mecca that is Southern Thailand, Koh Phi Phi is known as a party island. But the northern end of this island runs at a much slower place. This is the setting of Zeavola Resort, arrayed on the breathtaking Laem Thing beach. It resembles a rustic Thai village, but as soon as guests have been welcomed in gracious Thai style, they know they're in for a pure luxury retreat.
The resort's 53 accommodations dot the social beachfront and run up the tranquil hillside, where guest villas feature private pools. The villas are constructed of gleaming teakwood and flow from indoor to outdoor spaces, like traditional Thai houses.
Zeavola is a sustainable resort and very nature-oriented. Guests can opt for jungle and beach walks with an island expert or scuba lessons from the on-site PADI dive center (Phi Phi Island's thriving reefs and thrilling night dives await). Zeavola Spa treatments are enhanced by balms and oils made of island-grown ingredients like coconut, tamarind, and mangosteen. Two restaurants tempt guests with luscious Thai and Mediterranean cuisine and regular fresh seafood feasts. Read more on Zeavola Resort's website and on its Small Luxury Hotels page.
Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle is not your usual Thai resort. Its three-and four-night getaways promise a soul-enriching nature encounter with Thailand's prized wildlife, its Asian elephants. Guests will watch them, meet them, ride them, get to know them.
At this camp, guests do not ride around on safari but stay in one place: in deluxe, teak-and-brass-furnished tents with air-conditioning and a private balcony for lounging and animal-viewing. Resort lures include a freeform pool beside the Mekong River, a spa, good wifi, and butler service.
The camp is priced on an all-inclusive basis. Elephant trekking and other nature activities are included, as are a spa treatment and round-trip transfer to Chiang Rai airport, under an hour away. All meals are part of the deal, too. Nong Yao Restaurant finesses Thai, Laotian, Burmese and Western recipes, and open-air Burma Bar serves cocktails and Northern Thai delicacies. The Wine Cellar serves international and Thai wines. Try one. You're here for adventure (and to be around elephants). Find out more about Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle.
Anantara Tented Camp Golden Triangle is a high-end, good-value jungle resort in a rarely-seen location: the verdant triangle of Northern Thailand bordering Myanmar and Lao. Here, beside the mighty Mekong River, is the heart of elephant territory. The hotel furnishes guests with unforgettable encounters with Asian elephants in the wild and in "elephant treks": exploring the countryside on the back of a magnificent creature. Guests come away with a reverence for elephants, who have their own language and conduct funerals for their dead.
Many guests elephant-trek every day of their stay. But the resort also offers a spa, pool, gym, yoga, bike loans, longtail boat rides, two excellent restaurants. The rate is all-inclusive, covering meals, room minibar, wifi, and round-trip transfers to Chiang Rai's airport. Guests get a lot here, and elephant memories too -- the kind you don't forget. Find out more about Anantara Golden Triangle.
Southern Thailand's Phang Nga Bay is known for its magical landscape of lush jungle and majestic white limestone formations. Such is the view of Six Senses Yao Noi, arrayed over 24 magical acres of Ko Yao Noi island. This resort is rated #1 on the island by TripAdvisor members: over 90% assign it an Excellent rating.
Many guests come to nest with their travel companion, lounging by the beach, pool, and their own villa. But resort activities abound: watersports, kayaking and boating, trekking, cycling, Thai boxing. Six Senses Spa is designed like a Long House Suite of Northern Thailand, with gleaming teakwood and lotus ponds. Signature treatments include flexibility-enhancing Thai massage, body wraps with turmeric and lemongrass, and an anti-aging facial involving collagen-stimulating silk cocoons. The Dining Room restaurant features organic European cuisine, while the Living Room focuses on Thai, tandoori, seafood, and pizza. This resort is a favorite of couples, but children are invited and entertained. Find out more about Six Senses Yao Noi.
Dreaming of a Thailand Vacation?
Get more info on this phenomenal destination from the Tourism Authority of Thailand on the Web, on Amazing Thailand on Twitter (@ThailandFanClub). See more Thailand photos and ideas on Pinterest. And find out where to go in Thailand from TripSavvy's Asia Travel Expert.


What Do You Look For In A Bar?
Is it the food? music? price? selection of drinks? the waitresses?
What type of food, music, service, etc. will make you come back?
Let's make this a valuable resource for those who own, manage, or plan to operate a bar.
Sige, pati na rin yung mga ayaw niyo, isabay nyo na.
at higit sa lahat..... BEER! BEER! BEER! BEER!
Comfortable seats; elbow room; merong wine para sa friend ko na walang iniinom kungdi wine; music not so loud as to allow decent conversation; affordable pulutan.
Cheap booze, good lighting, music's not too loud, quick and efficient service.
nice ambience, cheap foods and booze and of course the most important, lots of available chicks!!
i agree! tsaka syempre ok na crowd.
we used to hang out in this bar in ortigas. the waiters were very friendly and accomodating... di nakakalimot sa mga regulars, they make sure that you get everything you need, they befriend the customers. of course, they're just doing what they're supposed to do, but very few bars/restaurants have that kind of hospitality.
but it would have been better if there were pretty waitresses... hehe... puro barako e.
Sometimes the chairs in bars are really uncomfortable- so uncomfy you'd rather stand.
It could be too low, or there wouldn't be enough space between the seat and the table that you'd have to move away from the table. Sometimes the back support is way too straight - if not too reclined.
idagdag pa natin yun waiters, dapat marami...kasi minsan gusto mo pa umorder kaso wala ka matawag dahil konti lang sila at busy pa sa ibang mesa!
primary consideration sa akin is yung crowd. dapat walang hip-hop. hehehehehe.
In my dearest memories, I see you reaching out to me.
I look for a different sound.
hindi yung standard songs na usually pinapatugtog sa kung saan saan.
as long as there's plenty of beer, quick service, and pretty ladies to look at (sometimes more), ok na. and no disco music, please.
"I will not cut my conscience to fit fashion"
2. cool peeps. i prefer well-bred people around aside from my friends.
Interests:everything that can't bore me.
i will go the mile for really good music... i don't even care if it's in a dodgy place with a crowd that's equally iffy. if the music's cool, i'm there.


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Arcadia Chamber of Commerce Honors Matt Denny's and Bruce McCallum
0 January 30, 2016 • 6:21 am Written by Ivan Mok Tags: Arcadia, arcadia chamber of commerce, citizen of the year, fundraising event, Special Olympics World Games
The Arcadia Chamber of Commerce announces the recipients of the awards for Corporate Community Contributor of the Year and Citizen of the Year. Matt Denny's Ale House Restaurant will be honored as the Corporate Community Contributor of the Year and Bruce McCallum as the Citizen of the Year at the Chamber's Annual Installation Dinner on March 31 at the DoubleTree by the Hilton Hotel, 924 W. Huntington Drive in Monrovia. Along with the two honored guests, Chamber President Andrew Gregson of the Executive Factor will also be recognized at the dinner.
Matt Denny's Ale House Restaurant named Corporate Community Contributor of the Year.
Matt McSweeny and his friend, Dennis Hartman, opened Matt Denny's Ale House Restaurant in 1999. Since its opening, the 17-year-old restaurant has supported dozens of local organizations each year and produced two of its own charities benefit fundraisers. For the past 14 years, Matt Denny's and partner Sol Salon's annual St. Baldrick's Day event raised $600,000 for children's cancer research with the support of Arcadia Police and Fire Departments, Monrovia Police and Fire Department, Kids Groups, Corporate Leaders and City officials. The restaurant's Bob Mac Classic" Golf Tournament has raised more than $50,000 in over 13 years to help support the American Red Cross Arcadia Chapter, Foothill Unity Center, Special Olympics, St. Baldrick's Foundation and Wounded Warrior Project. Matt Denny's continues to support groups such as the Arcadia Seniors, Arcadia Republicans, Arcadia Chinese Association, Arcadia Police and Fire Department, Arcadia Performing Arts Foundation and donates gift certificates to many charities around the San Gabriel Valley. The restaurant also sponsors the Santa Anita Little League, Arcadia American Little League, Arcadia National Little League, AYSO Region 2 and several sports programs in Arcadia High School.
The owner, McSweeny says, "Meeting so many great people over the years has been one of the best parts of my job and I look forward to continue building those wonderful relationships."
Bruce McCallum named Citizen of the Year.
The honoree for Citizen of the Year, Bruce McCallum, is a longtime resident of Arcadia. He headed the massive Host Town Arcadia committee for the Special Olympics World Games in 2015. McCallum is also recognized for his efforts as the Chief Taste Officer of the volunteer committee overseeing the huge Taste of Arcadia which he led for three years.
Bruce McCallum was born in Miami, a small town in Arizona and has received numerous honors for this volunteer efforts since he retired in 1999, including the Arcadia Chamber of Commerce Service Award in 2014. McCallum led the Host Town Arcadia committee which hosted nearly 100 Special Olympics athletes and coaches from Trinidad & Tobago and The Kyrgyz Republic. The committee was responsible for entertaining, housing, feeding and arranging training facilities for four days prior to their World Games competitions in Los Angeles during the games in July and August 2015. Moreover, the 2015 Taste of Arcadia and Business Showcase of the Taste was the most successful ever and exceeded the record for ticket sales and attendance under Bruce's leadership.
If anyone is interested in attending the Chamber's Annual Installation Dinner, tickets for members will be $65 and $75 for non-members. You may also purchase sponsored tables and ads in the "Shop" area of the Chamber website at www.ArcadiaCaChamber.org or by calling the Chamber at (626) 447-2159.
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Curtis is passionate about tennis, with over 8 years of coaching experience in both England and Canada.
He currently coaches at Cameron Recreation Complex, using the junior curriculum that he developed. He also coaches the Tennis BC School Program, as well as offering high quality and affordable private lessons all over the Lower Mainland.
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Jared is an enthusiastic tennis coach with over 20 years of experience coaching in Canada. He has coached in numerous areas such as the Tennis BC School Program, SFU Summer Camps, and Cameron Recreation Complex. He also loves to compete in local tournaments as he has a competitive drive for tennis.
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Kelsey is a hard working individual with amazing organizational skills, making her the perfect fit to coordinate CJTennis Coaching events and tournaments.
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Brent Charles Miller
Lake County, FL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 36 years of experience
(800) 323-1243 15701 FL-50 #204A
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Indiana University Maurer School of Law
Brent C. Miller is an experienced trial lawyer who dedicates his practice to personal injury and litigation. With more than 25 years of experience, Mr. Miller has helped thousands of clients pursue compensation through personal injury claims. He is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, joining a limited group of trial lawyers who have demonstrated exceptional excellence, skill and experience by obtaining a settlement, award or verdict of $1 million or more. Mr. Miller attended DePaul University in Chicago, Ill., and graduated with a Bachelor's of Arts degree. He then pursued his juris doctor degree from Indiana...
Gregory Paul Smith
Lake County, FL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 35 years of experience
(352) 343-4090 PO BOX 1012
TAVARES, FL 32778
Medical Malpractice, Civil Rights, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Mark P. Cressman
Orange County, FL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 28 years of experience
(407) 877-7317 13350 West Colonial Drive
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Asbestos, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Novasoutheastern University
Mr. Cressman was born in Lake Worth, Florida in 1962. Before entering college, Mark served in the U. S. Army Infantry. Mark was stationed in Ft. Lewis, Washington and Wiesbaden, Germany and was a member of the "Black Knights" of the 3rd Squadron, 5th Calvary. He earned his A.A. degree from Palm Beach Community College in 1985 and his B.A. from the University of Florida in 1988. In 1994, Mr. Cressman earned his law degree cum laude from Nova Southeastern University. There, during his third year, Mr. Cressman was an Acting Attorney General, prosecuting crimes in the...
Jim Ippoliti
Osceola County, FL Medical Malpractice Attorney
(407) 566-0001 506 Celebration Avenue
Medical Malpractice, Business, Divorce and Personal Injury
Attorney Jim Ippoliti graduated from the Cornell University School of Hotel Management and went on to become the class salutatorian at Barry Law School. An active member of the community, Jim regularly devotes himself to local children's charities with his brother Jeff. He has also volunteered at and managed a number of celebrity golf events, including charity tournaments. Jim brings 25 years of business experience and passion for law to the table, and he can assist you with matters involving personal injury, family law, insurance claims and business litigation. Contact Celebration Law, PA today!
Jeff Ippoliti
Osceola County, FL Medical Malpractice Lawyer
Attorney Jeff Ippoliti graduated Magna Cum Laude from Barry University School of Law as the class salutatorian. During law school, Jeff also served as the senior editor of the Barry Law Review. He is experienced as an entrepreneur, business executive, and philanthropist. Jeff has lived in Celebration since 2003, and focuses his practice on the areas of business law, real estate, personal injury, and insurance litigation. To learn more about retaining the representation of an attorney from Celebration Law, PA, contact the Florida firm today!
John Elliott Leighton
Orange County, FL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 37 years of experience
(888) 395-0001 121 South Orange Avenue
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Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Insurance Claims, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Nationally recognized personal injury trial lawyer representing only victims in serious injury and death cases throughout Florida. Repeatedly selected as a Top 100 Florida SuperLawyer, Best Lawyers in America, "Florida Legal Elite" (Florida Trend Magazine), "Top Lawyer" (South Florida Legal Guide) and "Orlando Legal Elite" (Orlando Style magazine). Offices in Miami and Orlando to cover the state of Florida. Mr. Leighton has won some of the largest verdicts and settlements in Florida, including $49.3 million and two $24 million verdicts. Mr. Leighton recently received the Daily Business Review 2015 "Verdicts Hall of Fame Award" for his wrongful death verdict...
Jason Jarrett Recksiedler
(321) 999-1111 1137 Edgewater Dr.
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Insurance Claims and Personal Injury
Jason Recksiedler is FLORIDA BAR BOARD CERTIFIED IN CIVIL TRIAL LAW. He is recognized as a civil jury trial expert. Jason handles claims in county, circuit and federal courts throughout the state of Florida. He served as lead counsel on cases in 19 of Florida's 20 civil circuit divisions, obtaining jury verdicts in seven different circuits. He also presented oral arguments in Florida's Second and Fifth District Courts of Appeals. He has tried Plaintiff Auto Accident, slip and fall, Civil Rights and Medical Malpractice cases, ranging from moderate to catastrophic injury and death. As a founding partner with First Choice...
Charles Buist
Orange County, FL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 5 years of experience
(321) 352-7588 225 E Robinson St, Suite 542
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
University of South Carolina School of Law and Vermont Law School
Charles has a law degree and a MBA from the University of South Carolina, and he has a Masters of Environmental Law and Policy from Vermont Law School. Charles graduated with many academic accomplishments and later wrote and published a best-selling law school guide called How to Crush Law School. Charles began his legal career as a federal law clerk in the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina, where he clerked for the Honorable Joseph F. Anderson, Jr. After that, Charles clerked for the Honorable David R. Duncan at the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District...
Mary Sherris
(407) 999-9955 121 S Orange Ave
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Civil Rights, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Mary Sherris was born in Chicago, Illinois and raised in Daytona Beach, Florida.
She earned her Bachelors Degree from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at The University of Florida in Political Science and subsequently, her Masters Degree in Urban Planning from the College of Architecture at The University of Florida. Ms. Sherris studied law at the University of Akron where she earned her Juris Doctor and was published in the Akron Law Review. She also completed the Trial Advocacy program at the National District Attorneys Association National Advocacy Center in Colombia, SC and ATLA's Advanced Trial Advocacy program in...
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Jason M. Melton Esq.
Sumter County, FL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 20 years of experience
(352) 793-9330 123 N Florida St
Bushnell, FL 33513
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Nursing Home, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Attorney Jason M. Melton, is a founding partner of Whittel & Melton. As a former state prosecutor, Jason continues fighting for victims bringing in some of the largest single event results in Central Florida. He is a lifetime member of the Multi-Million and Million Dollar Advocates Forum, AV-Rated by Martindale-Hubbell and continues to be listed among SuperLawyers in Florida by Thomson Reuters. He is dedicated to providing clients with personalized, high-quality representation. We handle Auto Accidents, Slip and Fall, Injury, Nursing Home Abuse, Wrongful Death, DUI & Criminal Defense, Insurance Claims of all kind, Medical Malpractice issues and other related...
James Owen Cunningham
(407) 425-2000 236 South Lucerne Circle East
Florida State University College of Law and Florida State University College of Business
With over four decades of experience advocating for the rights of accident victims, Attorney James O. Cunningham's name is synonymous with Florida Personal Injury Law. Since 1977, he has tirelessly fought to obtain fair compensation for those injured by the negligent acts of others. This dedication has earned him the reputation as one of Florida's preeminent personal injury attorneys in the areas of:
• Auto Accidents
• Truck Accidents
• Drunk Driving Accidents
• Dog Bites
• Aviation Accidents
• Boating and Water Craft Accidents
• Construction & Electrical Accidents
• Medical Malpractice
• Motorcycle Accidents
• Nursing Home Neglect
• Premises Liability and Inadequate Security
• Product Liability
• Wrongful Death
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Zachary Adler Leacox
(407) 801-3000 964 Lake Baldwin Lane
University of Kansas School of Law
Zachary Leacox is a Board Certified Specialist in Civil Trial Law. This is a distinction that only 7% of lawyers in the State of Florida hold. Board certification is Florida's official, independent determination of a lawyer's expertise to practice in a specialty field of law. It is the gold standard for Florida lawyers, representing a recognition by a lawyer's peers that they have attained a level of professional expertise in their chosen fields. Zachary Leacox spent many years representing insurance companies and large corporations. As a defense lawyer he saw firsthand the tactics insurance companies use to deprive injury...
Nayef Mubarak
(407) 502-3000 250 North Orange Avenue?
Medical Malpractice, Business, Immigration and Personal Injury
Immigration Attorney Nayef A. Mubarak is a lifelong resident of central Florida. As an associate at NeJame Law, he devotes his entire practice to helping clients with various immigration needs, including, among other matters, family reunification, deportation, asylum, and naturalization cases. Mr. Mubarak worked at NeJame Law as a legal intern while he was in law school. After being admitted to practice in Florida, he went to work with another Orlando law firm, and finally returned to NeJame Law as an associate in the growing Immigration Division in 2011. In 2016 he created his own law firm, Mubarak Law. ...
Sanga Taccuma Turnbull
(407) 612-6464 1800 Pembroke Dr #300
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Sanga Turnbull is the founder and principal attorney at The Turnbull Law Firm, a Florida law firm helping personal injury victims in Lakeland, Winter Haven and Orlando recover compensation for harm done to them by the negligence of others. The comprehensive personal injury practice at The Turnbull Firm includes all manner of motor vehicle accidents, nursing home neglect and abuse, slip and fall, workplace and industrial accidents, medical malpractice, catastrophic injury, wrongful death, and more. Injury victims or their families are invited to call The Turnbull Firm for a no-cost, confidential consultation about any potential claims they may have.
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Sally M. Prieto-Chomat
(800) 355-3425 200 S. Orange Ave, Suite 2000
St. Thomas University School of Law
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Christopher Lassen
(800) 561-7777 258 Southhall Ln
Hailing from Long Island, New York, attorney Christopher Lassen came over to the beautiful area of South Florida in his childhood. He has since become a true Floridian, completing his undergraduate Bachelor's degree with a Legal Studies major and Business Administration minor from the University of Central Florida.
He completed his law degree in Barry University of Law in Orlando, Florida and went immediately on to obtain experience with various firms in the Orlando and Boca Raton areas, working on cases anywhere from motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall, medical malpractice to general plaintiff's personal injury legal proceedings.
Having been with...
Kevin Grady Humphries
Polk County, FL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 19 years of experience
(863) 709-1800 2420 S Florida Ave
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Social Security Disability
Attorney Kevin Humphries attended Stetson University College of Law before he started off his legal career serving as a felony prosecutor for the state attorney's office of the 10th Judicial Circuit. His history includes a widely diverse track record at both county and circuit court and in the state courts of the following counties: Dade, Hardee, Hillsborough, Highlands, Osceola, Pinellas, and Polk. Mr. Humphries has also litigated cases in federal court in the United States Middle District Court for Florida in Tampa. Kevin Humphries has served as a partner in private practice for more than a decade. He opened Lopez &...
Gordon Johnson Glover
Sumter County, FL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 18 years of experience
(352) 205-4495 561 Fieldcrest Drive
Experienced personal injury attorney Gordon Glover and the Glover Law Firm are committed to seeking justice for those who have been injured as a result of the negligence and wrongdoing of others. With offices in The Villages and Ocala, Glover Law Firm focuses exclusively on personal injury and wrongful death claims, and has built a reputation for securing compensation and successfully resolving cases for its clients.
Attorney Gordon Glover possesses an AV-rating by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating as determined by other attorneys and the judiciary. Gordon has been recognized by Florida Super Lawyers, a distinction given to less than 2.5 %...
Dean H. Freeman
Dean H. Freeman is the managing partner of Freeman Injury Law and is proud to represent injured clients in the Miami, Plantation, West Palm Beach, and Orlando area. Mr. Freeman's long and successful career in injury law all began when he joined the U.S. Army, learning the skills of a combat medic. He obtained an honorable discharge and pursued his studies in the health sciences.
Attorney Freeman graduated from Florida Atlantic University with a Bachelor's in Health Administration, which helped him in understanding the management of health organizations including several health insurance companies.
He continued on to obtain his Juris Doctor...
Todd K. Miner
(407) 269-5877 915 Outer Road
Florida native, Attorney Todd Miner, is backed with years of experience practicing law. As a former lawyer for the largest insurance company in the United States, Attorney Miner has the skills, experience, and knowledge it takes to fight against insurance corporations that wish to have accident victims' cases dismissed. Whether a person was involved in a car accident, suffered injuries in the workplace, or was harmed by a health care professional's negligence, he can fight to pursue maximum compensation for his clients. When you choose to work with Attorney Miner, you can rest easily knowing he will examine every element...
Jeffrey Scott Badgley
(407) 565-5743 801 N Magnolia Ave #107
Medical Malpractice, Bankruptcy and Personal Injury
My practice is about helping individuals, families, and small businesses. My firm works with injured people to obtain compensation for their injuries. We also work with individuals and families who are in financial distress who need help with unmanageable debt.
I am board certified in civil trial law by the Florida Bar. I have extensive experience litigating cases involving professional malpractice, personal injuries, insurance disputes, real estate disputes, and business disputes. Cases that I have tried in court before juries include wrongful death claims, medical malpractice, automobile injuries, brain injuries to children, delay in diagnosis of cancer,...
Hillary Leigh Johnson
(407) 472-1912 390 N. Orange Ave.
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Attorney Hillary Johnson is a former prosecutor who brings experience and exceptional legal knowledge to each case she tries. She holds a degree in communication from Florida State University and Juris Doctor from the Jones School of Law at Faulkner University in Montgomery, Alabama. While she was in law school, Ms. Johnson completed an internship with the State Attorney's Office in Panama City. After graduation, she worked as an attorney with Florida's Department of Children and Families before accepting a position at the State Attorney's Office in Manatee County and Sarasota. It was while she was at the...
Timothy Holden David
Seminole County, FL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 35 years of experience
(800) 360-7015 1936 Boothe Circle
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability and Social Security Disability
A native of Florida, Timothy H. David earned his J.D. from Nova Law School in 1985 and his B.S. from the University of Central Florida in 1981. He is admitted to practice law in Florida bar and the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida. Mr. David started his legal career as an Assistant State Attorney in Orange County, Florida. Mr. David worked as a Felony Prosecutor where he gained considerable trial experience. He then joined a large insurance defense firm. At this firm he continued his trial practice defending various insurance companies and governmental agencies against...
Dylan M Cappello
Polk County, FL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 5 years of experience
(863) 258-5820 2799 Dundee Rd.
Dylan Cappello is the managing attorney at Cappello Legal's office in his hometown of Winter Haven practicing in the area of personal injury, first party property claims, and family law.
Mr. Cappello obtained his Bachelor's Degree in Government and World Affairs with a minor in Philosophy from the University of Tampa. While continuing his education full-time, Dylan also continued to work in several personal injury firms throughout the Bay area. While in undergraduate, Mr. Cappello was also a member of UT's Moot Court Board where he competed in national competitions.
After graduation, Mr. Cappello immediately attended Stetson University College of Law...
Melodie Johnson-Lopez
(863) 709-1800 2420 S. Florida ave.
Attorney Melodie López earned her Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, from Central Connecticut State University in 1991 before moving on to the University of Miami School of Law where she earned her Juris Doctorate in 1994. Her career began working in the public defender's office, where she tried criminal cases. Later, she moved on to the state attorney's office. From there, Attorney López started her civil litigation practice. It was in 2009 that she opened Lopez & Humphries, P.A., with partner Kevin Humphries. Here, they focus on many different personal injury cases, including those that involve commercial truck accidents, other motor...
David Ashley Haenel
(407) 472-1912 390 N Orange Ave
Widener University Delaware School of Law
David Haenel protects the rights of the accused. His firm,The Law Place, has offices in Sarasota, Tampa, Orlando, and Clearwater but they represent people throughout the State of Florida. David is the former 2004 State of Florida DUI Prosecutor of the Year and has spent his entire legal career representing individuals charged with traffic and criminal traffic violations. David and his team of lawyers are relentless in their legal representation and are not satisfied until they have exhausted all possible defenses.
Ryan LaBar
(407) 835-8968 2300 East Concord St
Medical Malpractice, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Personal Injury
Nathan Ryan LaBar grew up in Central Florida. He attended the University of Florida and received a degree in Psychology and in Economics. Following undergraduate work, he attended the University of Florida Law School. While studying in Gainesville, he worked for a prestigious personal injury law firm and learned firsthand what it takes to represent people in disadvantaged situations. He used this knowledge, along with his experience as an attorney representing large insurance companies, to effectively represent his present day clients that are now fighting against those same insurance companies. Mr. LaBar represents all men, women, and children...
Melvin Bowen Wright
Mercer University Walter F. George School of Law
Board certified in civil trial law by the National Board of Trial Advocacy and the Florida Bar. Less than 1% of Florida lawyers are board certified in civil trial law. Practicing with an emphasis in wrongful death, personal injury, and insurance disputes since 1985 in Florida and Georgia. Fellow of International Society of Barristers, Life Fellow of American Board of Trial Advocates, Member - Super Lawyer, Member - Best Lawyers In America, and AV Rated Preeminent by Martindale Hubbell Law Directory.
Leonard Louis Cagan
Pasco County, FL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 26 years of experience
(352) 683-9100 471 Mariner Blvd
Medical Malpractice, Criminal Defense and DUI & DWI
Regent University School of Law
Lenny was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1996. Lenny worked as an Assistant State Attorney (prosecutor) for over seven years. During this time, he prosecuted thousands of cases, supervised a staff of other attorneys and conducted numerous jury trials. Lenny knows how prosecutors think and how to speak their language. After leaving the State Attorney's Office, Lenny worked for a prestigious Plaintiff's law firm that practiced in the areas of Medical Malpractice/ Nursing Home Abuse/ and Personal Injury law. Lenny has been in private practice since 2004 representing people who have been accused of crimes or have been seriously injured...
Dana Brooks
(407) 286-6000 203 E. Livingston Street
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Attorney Dana Brooks has a diverse background in the legal and mental health fields, as she works as both a paralegal, certified family law mediator, and mental health counselor, among other professions. The day she was sworn in to the State Bar in 2008, she was named a partner at the law firm of Fasig | Brooks. She is well-known throughout Florida for her knowledge and dedication, having appeared on radio and in print as well as being honored by many of the country's most prestigious legal honors. She is a skilled advocate and a proud member of her local...
Tracee L. Ivins Esq.
Tracee L. Ivins graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology. After graduation she worked for the State of Florida as a certified investigator, before deciding to pursue a law degree. As an attorney Ms. Ivins has handled files from inception all the way to a jury verdict. Her experience has included claims involving serious bodily injury, product liability injury and wrongful death arising from auto accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, negligent security, motorcycle and tractor trailer accidents.
Lawsuits including Negligence, Breach of Contract, Negligent Entrustment, Uninsured Motorist Insurance Claims, Under-Insured Motorists Insurance disputes, Wrongful Death, Bad...
Matthew Paul Tabakman
(888) 902-6245 1060 Woodcock Road
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Business, Family and Personal Injury
As Partner at Potts Law Firm, Matthew Tabakman uses his litigation experience to pursue property insurance and personal injury claims on behalf of his clients. Having practiced law in Central Florida since 2002, Matt has handled these types of cases from the time they are pre-suit claims, through the litigation process to negotiated settlement or jury verdict.
Matt studied political science at the State University of New York at Binghamton and international affairs at The George Washington University before pursuing his Juris Doctorate at the University of Florida Levin College of Law. While in law school, he participated in competitions...
Richard Byron Troutman
(407) 647-5002 1101 N Kentucky Ave
Attorney Richard Troutman was raised in Orlando and has lived in the area his entire life. He has been practicing law for over 30 years, establishing himself as one of the leading personal injury attorneys in Florida. He personally handles every aspect of his cases and offers his clients rare accessibility and availability at all times.
Andre Tylor Young
(407) 422-4000 1115 E. Livingston Street
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Estate Planning, Personal Injury and Real Estate
Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law
The Young Law Firm of Florida, LLC provides companies, non-profit organizations, families, and individuals with the legal representation they need to resolve the critical issues impacting their lives and businesses. We will guide you through your concerns and help you find the right solution. You deserve legal counsel who puts your welfare first while providing aggressive advocacy, sound advice, and protection of your rights. At the Young Law Firm of Florida, we provide individualized service to ensure your needs are met. All of our clients meet with Attorney Andre T. Young and are supported by a competent team of highly...
Thomas Clifford Saunders
Polk County, FL Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 39 years of experience
(863) 687-6000 500 South Florida Ave
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Business, Divorce and Personal Injury
Thomas C. Saunders is one of only a small handful of lawyers in Polk County, Florida that hold themselves out as double Board Certified. Tom is certified by the Florida Bar as a specialist in both Civil Trial and Business Litigation.
Patrick W. Harland
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Insurance Claims, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Patrick W. Harland, Jr. is a seasoned litigator and personal injury attorney having tried cases in both Florida State and Federal Court.
Upon graduating from Stetson University College of Law in 1999, Mr. Harland focused his law practice on defending insurance companies as well as some of the nation's largest nursing home chains in liability suits relating to patient care. Mr. Harland also defended physicians in correctional healthcare cases brought by inmates alleging civil rights violations due to inadequate healthcare.
Today, Mr. Harland uses that defense background to the advantage of St. Petersburg clients who have been injured by the negligence of...
Deborah Higgins
(863) 325-0343 205 Lagoon Rd
Medical Malpractice, Bankruptcy, Estate Planning and Personal Injury
At Higgins Law 4 U we zealously assist clients for medical malpractice, personal injury claims of all kinds, foreclosure defense, personal chapter 7 or 13 bankruptcy anywhere in the State of Florida, wrongful death, and debt collection defense. If you are outside the state, Winter Haven personal injury lawyer Deborah J. Higgins will assist you in obtaining counsel in another state.
Eli Stiers Esq.
Pasco County, FL Medical Malpractice Attorney
(866) 608-5529 11020 Northcliffe Blvd
Scott Ramsey McMillen
(800) 974-4929 622 E. Washington Street
Scott R. McMillen has been successfully handling medical malpractice cases for almost 40 years. He started his legal career as a hospital attorney, but for over 30 years, he has been exclusively representing patients and their families. He received his Doctor of Law degree from Emory University in 1979 and his B.S. in 1976 from Florida State University, majoring in Government. He has been licensed to practice law in Florida since 1980, and in Georgia since 1979. He has been recognized in "Best Lawyers in America" in the area of medical malpractice, rated a "Super Lawyer" by Thomson Reuters, received a...
Caroline Fischer
Orange County, FL Medical Malpractice Attorney with 5 years of experience
Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
Caroline Fischer Espi is an attorney that specializes in personal injury cases. She has worked in matters involving auto accidents, slip and falls, wrongful death, and civil rights violations.
Caroline was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil where she started her legal career. After earning her Bachelor of Law degree from Mackenzie University, she became an attorney in Brazil in 2011. After one year practicing Brazilian civil law, she decided to expand her education and experience. In 2012, she moved to the United States aiming to improve her legal studies. She earned her Master's degree from Boston University School of Law and...
Medical Malpractice Attorneys in Nearby Cities
The Oyez Lawyer Directory contains lawyers who have claimed their profiles and are actively seeking clients. Find more Lake County Medical Malpractice Lawyers in the Justia Legal Services and Lawyers Directory which includes profiles of more than one million lawyers licensed to practice in the United States, in addition to profiles of legal aid, pro bono and legal service organizations.


While it might look like a regular guitar with a unique shape, it's actually got its own built-in speakers—which is reminiscent of some oddball guitars made in the Sixties. It has two humbuckers, 12-hour battery life and—wait for it—a 20-watt amp that powers the aforementioned speakers.
As cnet.com reports, the iPhone integration lets players follow along with instructional videos or take advantage of apps to improve their skills. You can even record what you're playing, as you're playing it.
The Fusion Guitar was launched two weeks ago on Indiegogo with a $60,000 flexible funding goal. Some early-bird guitars are available for a $399 pledge.
Anyway, we suggest you check out the video below—if only to watch someone strike strange poses as he rocks out on a beach in Australia. It does, after all, seem like a fine travel guitar. You don't even need to bring an amp with you.
Conheca a Fusion Guitar! A primeira Guitarra "inteligente".


Well, as some of you might know, it is thanksgiving here in America. It is a time to give thanks for the things we have, and for having such a beautiful time with our families. But no matter where you come from, everyone should be thankful for what they have, and what they shall receive. Especially a big turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie. mhmmm!
So I thank you all, and have a happy thanksgiving.


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Akhilesh Yadav expelled from Samajwadi Party for 6 years by Mulayam Singh Yadav
SP Chief Mulayam Singh Yadav has expelled Akhilesh Yadav from the Samajwadi Party.
Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav announced this decision during a press conference this evening and further said that Ram Gopal Yadav is destroying Akhilesh's future.
Ram Gopal Yadav has also been expelled from primary membership of Samajwadi Party for six years for anti-party activities. He has been removed from all party posts for six years on charges of 'grave indiscipline'.
While announcing the decision of expelling Ram Gopal Yadav, the SP supemo said, "Despite seeking forgiveness, he was involved in anti-party activities and damaging the SP's image."
Warning his son and UP CM Akhilesh Yadav, Mulayam said that he doesn't know that Ram Gopal is is hurting his future.
Mulayam also specified that no one has the right to call for a national executive meet other than party Chief. He said by calling the meet, Ram Gopal Yadav has hurt the party's interest.
Earlier, on October 24 Shivpal had claimed that Ram Gopal was involved with the BJP and hatching conspiracy against the SP which Akhilesh was not understanding. "CM Akhilesh Yadav must understand who is with him and who is not. He (Ram Gopal Yadav) has been conspiring against me, he has been involved with BJP to save his son. They have created a group of goons who trouble people and create every kind of nuisance in the state," said had Shivpal.
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Le Pudding du pauvre et les Miettes du riche est une nouvelle d'Herman Melville publiée en 1854.

Historique
Le Pudding du pauvre et les Miettes du riche est une nouvelle d'Herman Melville publiée en juin 1854 dans la revue Harper's New Monthly Magazine.

Entre la fin de l'été 1853 et le printemps de 1854, Melville composa trois contes en diptyque : Le Pudding du pauvre et les Miettes du riche, Les Deux Temples et Le Paradis des célibataires et le Tartare des jeunes filles. Ces contes, sauf Les Deux Temples, furent publiés sans nom d'auteur et restèrent dans la revue d'origine.

Résumé
À la fin du mois de mars, se promenant dans la campagne enneigée, le poète Suavamour vante au narrateur les bienfaits de la neige, « l'engrais du pauvre », et de la nature en général. Invité peu après par les Coutre, un couple de paysans très pauvres, il avale à grand-peine une bouchée du fameux « pudding du pauvre ».
Quelque temps plus tard à Londres, le narrateur assiste à une extraordinaire œuvre de charité du Lord Maire : après un somptueux banquet, contre un ticket, une foule de pauvres a droit aux « victuailles refroidies et miettes des rois ».

Éditions en anglais
 Poor Man's Pudding and Rich Man's Crumbs, dans le  de la revue Harper's New Monthly Magazine  de .

Traductions en français
 Trois nouvelles doubles (Le Paradis des célibataires et le Tartare des vierges, Les Deux Temples, Le Pudding du pauvre et les Miettes du riche) par Bernard Hœpffner, Éditions Cent Pages, Grenoble, 1996.
 Le Pudding du pauvre et les Miettes du riche, par Philippe Jaworski, Herman Melville, Œuvres, IV , Bibliothèque de la Pléiade, éditions Gallimard, 2010.

Notes et références

Nouvelle d'Herman Melville
Nouvelle américaine parue en 1854

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Year long support for PTSA in order to support teacher grants, senior scholarships, and other school events.
Please welcome Andrea Braun, our webmaster for the 2015-16 school year! We are thrilled to have her support! If you have skills to contribute in the area of social media or website development, please contact Andrea to see if we can utilize your skills with our needs!
This committee handles the PTA membership drive at the beginning of the year. We strive for 100% membership! Will you help us make that happen? Help by becoming a member today, AND helping to get the word out! Can you assist more? Send an email to Michele!
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Hazen PTSA provides an opportunity for every Hazen student to apply for a college scholarship. While the dollar value may change from year to year, previous years have provided four (4) $750 scholarships. Judging is not simply on your student's GPA; there are many factors reviewed. Information can be provided by the Chairperson, or also in Hazen's Career Center. Typically information is provided no earlier than the end of the year or first of January.
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No idea who owns or runs it but take a look around and notice how he/she does things.
You find a saying/slogan that works.
Then you launch a TONNE of variations within that slogan to see which ones can bring you money.
These shirts here are a perfect example. If any of them take off, chances are there are other niches the slogan will work for. In my opinion I'd make it more Christmasy by making the shirt either red or green and adding a bit of color but hey, you just don't know what works sometimes.
Many people just jump around from design to design. Sometimes they'll find something that does work and once they end the campaign and cash out on the profits they stop.
Wrong approach! You're leaving a lot of money on the table.
My $150k Revenue shirt that dill well, worked great in US and Aus. I could have stopped there but I didn't.
I launched the same thing in every country in the world. Yes, all 180+! It took me ages but I did it.
Did I stop there? Nope.
You'd probably be thinking what the heck is there to expand on now?
I translated the design and relaunched it in some countries that gave me good engagement but no sales.
For me Teespring has been about variations. Find something that works then vary the crap out of it. Either you become a machine and do it yourself or outsource the designs and uploading of campaigns to someone else.
Either way, if you have this approach you'll find something big.
Lastly, you probably took a long time to make your first few designs on Teespring right? That's normal. I remember it took me about an hour to launch my first one.
Once you're at about 50 designs, you'll be a lot quicker. In fact, you'll have working templates that you'll just change a few words or images and then you'll have a whole new design ready to market to another niche.
You get faster and more efficient with anything as long as you continue wiht it. Whether it's drop shipping or Teespring, remember to keep moving forward.
I've been doing PPE for years and they still work wonders for me! Depends what you mean by 'found tones of potential interest'. If that means clicks to your website then yeh make ads for the other western countries! Aus/Can/UK.
But you can only scale campaigns that are atleast making sales or getting clicks under 50-80 cents.
Thanks Mateen. Basically when I do my research and find loads of interests to target for my niche e.g. yoga…there are a lot!
How would you best set up an ad to target a design when I have about 30-50 different interests? Some interests could convert and some might not but you could kill an ad after you've targeted the interests that don't convert and it potentially could have sold to others….if that makes sense?? At the moment I've been putting all interests into one big adset and testing that way. Then if it works, target each interest separately and scale the winning interests.
Hey Mateen….just following up sorry on my last comment and if you had any advice there on what to do when first targeting and you have lots of good interests to choose from.
Sorry man, I totally missed this comment!
You're right, there are a tonne of interests to target but the behaviour of 'highly targeted' interests are 95% the same. So it doesn't matter if there are 5 or 500 different interests to target, we just need to find one highly targeted interest and use that. If that works then we can add more.
My ads have only 1 or 2 interests at the start. Enough to tip the audience size to over 20,000. This is enough for a $5-$15 spend test budget.
You just need one or two of them at the start and that's enough. Don't worry about if the others will perform better or worse. If you get a good targeted interest, the results you get from that is the best it will be for that product + niche.
I don't do skype calls but assist through my forum on ecomuniverse.com. It's the only way I can tend to everyone.
I've recently started with TeeSpring and I already feel like giving up. I've ran around 7 unsuccseful campaigns and I'm currently at one that has ~10% CPR, but still no sales. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. This is BY FAR the best CPR I had. What am I doing wrong? Are people still making money with TeeSpring and FB ads ?
7 campaigns is pretty good! But I'd be very surprised if you found success with your first 7! It took me 50 campaigns just to make a sale. Yep, you read that right.
I don't want to discourage you but the truth is you have to launch a LOT of campaigns to start getting the hang of things. Good designs, good targeting, that all comes with practice. I think you should make a serious effort to go till 50 and then re-evaluate. I can't really give you more feedback without knowing what niches and types of designs you're going for.
Btw, the main piece of FB data you should be looking for is 'unique clicks' or 'clicks to link'. THis needs to be under 80 cents.


After so many years, the Safeway brand is finally being bottled. I've been waiting for this moment since I first started seeking out gourmet root beer and Safeway was the only supermarket in my little town. The brand has changed from the old Cragmont days of my youth. This latest brand is Signature Select, but since you can read titles you already knew that. I still like the old Cragmont logos better than what they've got now, but it isn't too bad a label, pretty much what you'd expect from a store brand. I found it in the local Safeway the month I was moving to Minnesota and it was the last brew I reviewed in the state of Washington before saying goodbye. I find it fitting that my final Washington brew should be the one I wished existed since the beginning of this quest of mine, nearly 20 years ago.
The Body is sweet and kind of creamy with a generic flavor. There's some vanilla and some sour tinge to it as well. The Bite is harsh on carbonation and low on spices. The Head is tall, but goes fast. The Aftertaste is an herbal vanilla that's not overly appealing.
I want to like this brew. I really, really want to like this, but I don't. It's just not very good. What a disappointment. But I guess that's for the best, leaving the state and all, it would be problematic if there were a root beer holding me back. See how it rates against other root beers.


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Twidge — свободный терминальный клиент для микроблогинга, предназначенный для работы с сервисами Twitter и Identi.ca

Twidge не-интерактивная программа и работает в терминале с использованием интерфейса командной строки.

Twidge так же может быть использован в автоматическом режиме, например, с помощью утилиты cron.

Достоинства
 Хорошая документация
 Совместимость с сервисами, использующими Twitter API
 Возможность сохранения статуса обновлений
 Возможность сокращения длинных URL с помощью сервиса tinyurl.com
 Возможность интеграции с почтовой системой — получение и отправка обновлений по электронной почте (требуется установленный в системе и настроенный MDA)
 Программа специально разработана для использования со скриптовыми языками
 При создании нескольких конфигурационных файлов возможно использовать несколько учётных записей
 Выходные данные легко обрабатываются внешними утилитами

Примеры использования
Просмотр последних обновлений статуса:

 twidge lsrecent -su

Просмотр последних ответов:

 twidge lsreplies -su

Просмотр последних личных сообщений:

 twidge lsdm -su

Просмотр архива собственных сообщений:

 twidge lsarchive

Отправка личного сообщения:

 twidge dmsend получатель сообщение

Обновление своего статусного сообщения:

 twidge update статусное сообщение

Примечания

Ссылки

Программы с интерфейсом командной строки
Свободное сетевое программное обеспечение
Программное обеспечение с лицензией GNU GPL
Свободное программное обеспечение, написанное на Haskell


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Thanks, Sylvia 🙂 Fortunately that's not my hair I'm talking about, although I've met women who've over-processed their locks and an early morning tangle is the result!
I suppose it does look like a squirrel drey, although I think it's more a case of a frustrated gardener hacking at with abandon.
Talking of squirrels, when it was sunny yesterday, there must have been about a dozen of those creatures scampering all over the place in an area of the local park where dogs have to be kept on the lead. Clever squirrels choosing there to have their party. They so enjoyed teasing my dog by staying just out of reach of her on her extender lead!
oh this is perfect!! Love the image with your haiku and a kind of hairku too!! ( don't smack me).
You could say that 🙂 Actually, I'm quite into au naturel, but wouldn't go quite that far!


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'Downton Abbey' Season 6, Episode 5 Recap: What's Happening to Lord Grantham?
By Claire Lampen
It's a wild week at Downton Abbey, with escalating flirtation, swirling secrets, casual blackmail of government officials, marital squabbles and one very bloody dinner table eruption. The final season's fifth episode packs an unexpected, uncharacteristic punch — here's how it all played out.
Flirtation on all fronts: Tom accompanies Mary as she pays her latest suitor, Henry Talbot, a visit at the race track where he's testing out a new car. Afterward, the trio heads to a local pub where Mary and Talbot strike up a polite, if charged, exchange that ends with Tom calling them out for keeping up the thinly veiled pretense.
"You are funny," Tom remarks, after Talbot proposes Mary join him for dinner with mutual friend, and Mary's former suitor, Evelyn Napier.
"What do you mean?" Mary asks.
"The way you have to keep making reasons for why you'll meet," Tom replies. "You to watch him drive cars, you to have dinner with a friend. Why can't you just say, 'I'd love to spend more time with you, when can we do it?'"
"You see, he may have assimilated in some ways, but he still fights playing by the rules," Mary quips as she and Talbot make eyes at one another over their drinks.
Edith, meanwhile, heads to London for some business and some pleasure. Tasked with finding a new editor for her magazine, she also agrees to meet with a probable love interest, the agent Bertie Pelham. Although she insists to her chiding family that her trip to London is not a date, Edith extends an evening invitation that can't be read otherwise.
"Come to my flat for a drink, I'll show it to you," Edith tells Pelham. "Then we can go somewhere else, you choose."
"What a racy plan," he remarks.
"Not as racy as all that," Edith responds, laughing. But it is every bit as racy as that fairly tame remark — helping Edith into her coat, Pelham spins her around and kisses her squarely on the mouth. Bertie Pelham, official contender for Edith's hand.
Carson reveals himself to be an enormous baby. Spoon-fed on Mrs. Patmore's delicacies for decades, Mr. Carson has developed quite the particular palate, unfortunately for Mrs. Hughes. After making a dinner table fuss about serving plates that are too cold and vegetable side dishes that clash with the meal's protein, Carson chastises his wife in front of Mrs. Patmore, asking the cook if she might give Mrs. Hughes a kitchen refresher.
"It's been a while since she's played with her patty pans and she's got some catching up to do," he says, missing a face from Mrs. Hughes that suggests she might club him with one of said pans.
More drama springs from the eternal well of conflict, Mr. Mason's farm. Mr. Carson isn't the only old man under Mrs. Patmore's spell. On a visit to Yew Tree Farm, she packs a picnic basket that prompts Mr. Mason to call her "an angel of mercy," which incites testy jealousy from Daisy, who was content being the only woman in Mr. Mason's life and heart, thankyouverymuch.
Her feelings for him aren't so fond that she's ready to move in with him when he extends the offer over tea, but servant boy Andy — who's also come along for the housewarming — jumps on the prospect, volunteering as tribute for the job of pig handler, which requires more physical strength than the aging Mr. Mason possesses.
Unfortunately, the position requires him to read a stack of books, which is almost a disqualifying prerequisite for the secretly illiterate Andy. Mr. Barrow sniffs him out, though, as Mr. Barrow is wont to do, and offers to teach him how to read away from the staff's prying eyes.
Light blackmail of historical figures: In a multi-episode fight over the local hospital, the Dowager Countess of Grantham finds herself suddenly alone on the side of tradition: Cousin Isobel persuades Dr. Clarkson to join the united front she's formed with Cora, who now chairs the Downton Hospital board. But Grandmama doesn't give up easily.
"When we unleash the dogs of war, we must go where they take us," the dowager intones, and she means it. As an elephant-minded witness to the youthful shenanigans of a mustachioed Neville Chamberlain, she is in a position to blackmail the minister of health into dining at Downton and forcing him to shut down Isobel and Cora's progressive plan for the hospital. Her scheming is waylaid, however, when...
Death sits down to dinner. Lord Grantham, whose biting stomach pains dedicated viewers will remember from episode four, stands up from his seat at the dinner table in an attempt to silence the controversy. "Can't we stop this beastly row?" he says, before projectile vomiting blood all over the family's evening attire.
As it turns out, Robert had been suffering from an ulcer, which bursts under the apparent stress of the hospital debate. His blood-spattered family members rush him to the hospital, where surgery is performed and the earl's life is saved. The brush with mortality steels Mary's resolve that she and Tom should be entirely responsible for running the estate.
What to watch for next week: Carson's possible death by Mrs. Hughes' frying pan; hot pursuit of both the Crawley girls by their respective gentlemen; a blossoming friendship between Barrow and Andy as the former teaches the latter to read (or Andy's public embarrassment when the whole downstairs finds out about the arrangement); and Mary's continued sleuthing into the subject of Edith's "ward," Marigold, whom the Crawley heiress suspects to be a bastard child.


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House Stark, Swords, Valyrian steel blades, Weapons
Valyrian steel
Valyrian Freehold
House Stark (formerly)
{Ned Stark} (formerly)
Ilyn Payne (illegitimate owner; formerly)
Melted down and reforged into Oathkeeper and Widow's Wail on the orders of Tywin Lannister
"House Stark's ancestral sword, Ice, was forged in ancient Valyria and has been passed down through the generations."
―Bran Stark[src]
Ice was a Valyrian steel greatsword and an heirloom of House Stark. It was used both in war and on ceremonial occasions by the Lord of Winterfell. Ice had been in the possession of House Stark for generations and was kept in a special scabbard crafted from the pelt of a wolf.
Ice's service to House Stark ended when she was dishonorably used by Ilyn Payne to behead Lord Eddard Stark, the last Stark to wield it, for supposed treason on the orders of King Joffrey Baratheon. Afterward, the blade was kept as a trophy for a brief time before Tywin Lannister had it melted down and reforged for House Lannister. The two swords that resulted were named Widow's Wail and Oathkeeper; while the former remains with House Lannister, the latter has returned to House Stark's service as the weapon of Brienne of Tarth.
Eddard Stark uses Ice to behead Will, a deserter from the Night's Watch. Theon Greyjoy holds the scabbard, as Eddard draws the blade. He holds the sword before him as he passes the sentence. Later, Eddard cleans the sword in the godswood at Winterfell.[1]
When Ned Stark is accused of treason, Ser Ilyn Payne, the King's Justice, is ordered to kill him by King Joffrey.[2] In a show of twisted irony, Ice is the weapon used to kill Ned and is kept in King's Landing afterward as a trophy.
Ice is melted down on Tywin Lannister's orders by a Volantene blacksmith brought to King's Landing to make Jaime Lannister a new sword. However, due to Ice's substantial size, there's enough Valyrian steel to make two longswords. When Jaime asks about the source of the Valyrian steel, Tywin simply replies that "the previous owner no longer needed it." Tywin Lannister also callously burns Ice's wolf-pelt scabbard as an even further gesture of spite and dishonor towards the Starks.[3]
The second blade is given to King Joffrey Baratheon as a wedding gift at the breakfast before the wedding ceremony. Of all the names proposed by the attendants, Joffrey chooses "Widow's Wail".[4]
Jaime later gives his yet-unnamed blade to Brienne of Tarth to aid her in her task of rescuing Sansa Stark. He reasons that it is appropriate for Ned Stark's daughter to be protected with a sword forged from her father's own sword. Brienne chooses the name "Oathkeeper" to honor the oath she swore to Catelyn Stark.[5]
In a way, Ice returns to the service of the Starks, when Brienne of Tarth swears her service to Sansa Stark, laying Oathkeeper at her feet. The fate of the second blade, Widow's Wail, has not been revealed.
Jaime Lannister is seen wearing Widow's Wail after returning from the Riverlands. After the Sack of Highgarden, Jaime meets with Lady Olenna Tyrell in her chambers and she points out the sword he wears as formerly belonging to Joffrey, not that he ever used it. She asks what it was he named it, and when told, she remarks that he "really was a cunt, wasn't he?" Olenna then asks if the sword will be used to kill her, but it is poison (provided by Jaime) that does the job.[6]
Upon Jaime's arrival at Winterfell, Ice is unofficially returned to Winterfell, as he wields Widow's Wail while Brienne had previously arrived at Winterfell wielding Oathkeeper.
Eddard Stark wielding Ice.
Eddard cleaning Ice underneath a heart tree.
Promotional wallpaper for the first season featuring Eddard and Ice.
Eddard is executed by Ser Ilyn Payne with Ice itself.
Ice is melted down and reforged into two longswords.
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Ice is a huge and impressive weapon forged out of Valyrian steel and has been in the family's possession for over four centuries. The name of the blade however, is far more ancient. In the book "A Game of Thrones", Bran described the sword "as wide across as a man's hand, and taller even than Robb". As a Valyrian-forged weapon, it never needs sharpening. The blade has a dark and smokey appearance (instead of the appearance of common steel in the TV series). Ned uses Ice to execute the Night's Watch deserter Gared and also to kill Lady. After his father's execution, among the demands made by Robb Stark in exchange for peace was that the sword be returned to House Stark.
In the books, it is actually the Qohorik blacksmith Tobho Mott who reforges Ice into two smaller swords at Tywin's order. The Free City of Qohor is famous for its blacksmiths, who still know how to reforge Valyrian steel (but not create new Valyrian steel outright). Thus while the knowledge of reforging it is rare, it isn't limited to only three living smiths, as Tywin says in the TV series.
For unknown reasons, Mott is unable to forge the two new swords in crimson as Tywin ordered, no matter how much he tries, but in mixed colors of red and the original grey.
When Joffrey is presented with a new Valyrian steel sword by Tywin at his wedding feast (which he names "Widow's Wail"), Tyrion realizes that Tywin has had Ice melted down and re-forged. He regrets not returning the sword to the Starks when it was requested. This is reflected somewhat in the series, as Sansa observes the sword with a grim look, having realized where it came from.
Ice on A Wiki of Ice and Fire (MAJOR spoilers from the books)
↑ "Baelor"
↑ "The Lion and the Rose"
↑ "Oathkeeper"
↑ "The Queen's Justice"
Retrieved from "https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ice?oldid=420909"
Valyrian steel blades


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