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Set in 20 acres of landscaped grounds, Alexandra House has all the latest facilities for business travellers to stay overnight and a great value venue for couples and families staying to visit friends or the local area at the weekend. Located on the outskits of Swindon in the village of Wroughton, access is easy from either junction 15 or 16 of the M4 (just 5 miles away) and a mere 4 miles from the centre of Swindon. Use Alexandra House as a base to explore the local attractions or local events, including Swindon Designer Shopping Outlet, Stonehenge, Longleat and Newbury Racecourse.
BEST WESTERN Plus Blunsdon House Hotel
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Set in 30 acres of beautiful Wiltshire countryside, this 4* hotel offers 108 en-suite bedrooms with FREE WiFi, a choice of 2 superb restaurants, 3 comfortable bars and extensive leisure facilities including an indoor pool, 9 hole par 3 golf course, gym, squash, tennis and beauty salon. All bedrooms feature ensuite bathrooms with power shower, 32" LCD TV, subtle designer lighting, stylish furniture and ample work space. Our Pavilion Executive bedrooms are favoured for their spaciousness with walk-in showers, air conditioning and private balconies, some overlooking the golf course.
Stanton House Hotel
Overlooking a lake and parkland, this idyllic stone house nestles amid picturesque Wiltshire countryside, fusing traditional English surroundings with a hint of the Far East. A traditional-style Japanese restaurant complements the European cuisine also available in the hotel, making for an innovative and unusual addition to this country retreat. Choose from a range of comfortable accommodation in which you can relax and unwind, with satellite TV.
The White Hart
Owned by Arkells Brewery since 1878, The White Hart Inn is proud to introduce a brand new, purpose built accomodation annexe, featuring 24 stylish and contemporary rooms, in addition to its newly built loft-style breakfast room, restaurant and Function facilities. Located just a stones throw from the pub itself, each room features a Travertine tiled en-suite shower room, Panasonic flat screen TV with freeview, free WiFi, 1500 pocket-sprung Superkingsize and Twin beds, tea and coffee making facilities, ironing facilities and adjoining family rooms and disabled access rooms with bespoke wet-rooms. The White Hart Inn is located on the intersection of the A420 and A419 just five minutes to the M4 J15.
Village Hotel Swindon
Village Swindon is easily accessible from the M1 Junction 16 and close to picturesque villages and lakes in the Cotswolds. Historical Bath, buzzing Bristol and the world-famous Stonehenge are handy for a day trip too. For a little bit of retail therapy, why not visit the world famous McArthur Glen Outlet Centre - just 5 minutes away.
The Jovial Monk
The Jovial Monk Public House is located in a pleasant and desirable area of St. Andrews Ridge, North Swindon. The Jovial Monk has a open planned layout with a pool table, comfortable seating area and a conservatory, Suitable for small functions such as a wedding reception, birthday parties or a gathering.
The`White Hart lies in the heart of the village of Wroughton. Wroughton's leading inn offers the very best in food choice and quality plus Wadworth's iconic beers. We offer a traditional pub atmosphere with an open fire place.
This imposing 18th Century red brick property is the first pub on The River Thames. The extensive riverside gardens provide alfresco eating areas, with access to the river for launching of canoes and small dingies (by arrangement) . The large conservatory restaurant overlooks the garden and river and provides good value meals/wines and a selection of real ales on draught.
The Plough Inn
The Plough Inn is a friendly, traditional local pub offering affordable overnight accommodation and a warm welcome. With Real Ales and an open fire you will feel at home as soon as you arrive. A short walk from the High Street where you will find a selection of bars and restaurants to suit your taste.
Shears Inn
The traditionally thatched building dates back to the 18th Century. There is also a sunny garden terrace where meals can be taken 'al-fresco'. Convenient for business, visiting local sites (Stonehenge, Salisbury plain and the Savernake forest are minutes away) or just getting away for the weekend.
The Crown & Anchor
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The Crown & Anchor is set in the quintessential English village of Ramsbury. Running through Ramsbury is the picturesque Kennet river. The Crown & Anchor has two very well appointed double on suite rooms, named after the Kennet & Avon.
The Saracens Head Hotel
The Saracens Head offers accommodation with 12 comfortable bedrooms, each with en suite bathrooms, televisions, telephones and tea-making facilities. Though the archway at the front of the building which led to the yard at the rear has now been replaced with an imposing doorway, it is not difficult to imagine how it must have been a century or two ago when it looked out across a busy scene in Market Square. The Saracens Head was certainly in use as an inn of some kind in 1825 and is probably much older.
The Tawny Owl
Sitting proudly at the heart of the new Taw Hill community, the Tawny Owl offers everything you'd expect from a modern pub. - Excellent home-cooked food - 2 bars offering with proper real ales always on tap - En-suite accommodation - 5 rooms - 2 doubles/twins & 3 singles - FREE wi-fi - Close to A419 Amenities also include a family room, games room with pool table and a conference room (called The Parliament Room, following through the theme of Owls!). Ideal for summer, the pub also offers a number of external features designed for the added enjoyment of customers including an amphitheatre outside, a waterwheel and a stream.
The Sun Inn
The Sun inn has a large garden and inviting playground, we'd like to feel we offer the ideal watering hole for parents with young children, doubly so because we're a stone's throw from Coate Water Country Park, much loved by walkers, boaters and fishermen alike. The Sun Inn is a real family favourite - especially in the summer. Parents can sit back and relax while the children run around on our large lawn, or entertain themselves on the slide and swings.
The Highworth Hotel
The Highworth Hotel, Bar and Restaurant is set within an elegant Georgian Townhouse in the centre of Highworth overlooking the historic High Street, its listed buildings bustling shops and numerous alleys and pathways. 'Highworthians' have unlimited capacity for gallantry and fun, and indulge in it on every occasion. It is rarely found elsewhere in such abundance! Whilst the Highworth Bar is where society mingles, the comfortable and friendly Restaurant is where locally sourced produce complements distinctive wines from around the world to form a culinary treat that is unsurpassable.
The Heart In Hand
Welcome to the Heart in Hand - a friendly inn situated in the lovely village of Blunsdon, Swindon. We offer excellent home-cooked food which is available every day except for Sunday evening and have a good range of real ales! Accommodation is also available and we have 4 rooms which are available to let, all with en-suite facilities. If you are in the area, why not come and give us a visit.
Manor Farm Bed & Breakfast
Robert and Sarah offer you a warm welcome to Manor Farm Bed and Breakfast. We pride ourselves in making your stay as enjoyable as possible,we aim to treat our guests as friends we have just met rather than just paying customers! Manor Farm is situated in the tranquil village of West Challow (near Wantage) at the foot of the Oxfordshire downs and comprises 300 acres of arable and grass land for raising horses. We have six guest bedrooms; all are en-suite or have private bathrooms, decorated to a high standard providing a particularly peaceful and civilised base for discovering the many scenic and historic delights of the region.
The Rose and Crown
The Rose & Crown Inn is ''More than just a dining experience. . .
The Star Inn
If you are visiting family and friends, travelling on business or simply making the most of the attractions offered by this beautiful part of the world, whether for a quiet evening drink or celebrating a special occasion, The Star is the perfect place. Housed in a converted barn a stone's throw away from the main pub, the newly refurbished Star Barn offers 8 en-suite bedrooms, offering twin, double and family accommodation. Combining contemporary with rustic style, the emphasis is on comfort with each room furnished with the highest quality beds to ensure an excellent night's sleep.
SW Bed & Breakfast
Award Winning 3* Bed & Breakfast centrally located, 5 mins Town Centre/train& bus stations. Quite Residental Area with safe easy parking. All rooms are tastefully decorated with very comfortable beds and have flat screen lcd/led tvs with free Sky +Sports & Movies, Free Wifi/internet Tea & Coffee making facilities, hairdryers and ironing facilities.
The Barleycorn Inn
The Barleycorn Inn has been under new family ownership since November 2015, offering a new look, a great food menu, and five pleasantly furnished modern en-suite letting rooms, in a delightful rural setting in Wiltshire. Offering a restaurant, real ales in a traditional country pub, the Barleycorn Inn is located on the A338 in Collingbourne Kingston, near Marlborough. Free WiFi access is available.
The Pelican Inn
The 17th century Pelican Inn, is a well known landmark in the village of Froxfield, on the A4 between Marlborough and Hungerford. It is just 8 miles from J14 of the M4. Following refurbishment, The Pelican is now a contemporary Pub with Rooms, with a growing reputation since Kirsty took over in November 2012.
White Horse Inn
The White Horse is one of Britain's oldest Inns and with its thatched roof, oak beams, log fires and warm welcome is probably one of its most beautiful, as well. Built in Elizabethan times, the pub itself is over 500 years old and is set in the olde worlde village of Woolstone, in the heart of the vale of Whitehorse; 11 miles from Swindon, 5 miles from Faringdon and 7 miles from Wantage. Popular with locals, tourists, and all those who love good food and good accommodation, the pub is perfect for those who enjoy walking and exploring the visual delights of the nearby White Horse Hill, the Ridgeway and other ancient monuments.
Brook Barn
Brook Barn has been awarded 5 Highly Commended stars by the AA along with their egg cup and pie award for 'very special breakfasts and dinners' so you can be sure of a wonderful stay. Brook Barn is situated on the outskirts of a small, Oxfordshire village. The house is a jewel of a hideaway with its fabulous mix of traditional design, comfort and unique atmosphere. We have quiet rooms, an office, a hot-tub and peaceful, beautifully decorated bedrooms.
The Malt Shovel
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The Malt Shovel is a Grade II listed freehold Public House which offers Bed & Breakfast accommodation. We are family run business in the heart of the Lambourn valley, West Berkshire. The Malt Shovel underwent a renovation in 2007 and has been sympathetically renovated, in keeping with its reputation as a favourite watering hole for the racing fraternity for miles around. We are situated in the village of Upper Lambourn, at the heart of the racing community and surrounded by the magnificent Lambourn Downs. It has always been frequented by an impressive but unpretentious clientele who love The Malt Shovel's friendly ambience. Indeed locals have gathered here for hundreds of years in what was previously the old village bakery. The Pub combines its friendly atmosphere with a fresh stylish décor, throughout the traditional bars where fresh locally sourced, home cooked food is served, accompanied by fine wines.Both the bar and the restaurant areas have been designed to meet all tastes and provide a high level of comfort throughout from our plush leather sofas to our fully air conditioned bars or Log burner fires depending on the English weather. Our aim is to provide an environment where everyone is welcomed and feels at home. Our exquisite rooms are superbly fitted with extremely large comfortable beds and the heated tiled bathroom floors all aimed to make your stay an absolute pleasure and compliment the friendly and relaxed atmosphere found throughout the pub. In the morning you can enjoy watching the local horse racing yards exercising their string of Racehorses from the comfort of your bedroom or enjoy the natural wakeup call of their hooves whilst snuggled up in your Queen size bed. The Malt Shovel is steeped in Racing history but if racing is not your thing don't think you will be out of place here, we are closely located to other local attractions such as White Horse Hill & Ashdown House, a short drive from Reading, Newbury & Swindon all great for an afternoon shopping and a little further afield but worth a visit if you have the time is Bicester Outlet Village.The Malt Shovel leads the way in an era of small, comfortable and popular pubs that become a focal point for their local community and provide a welcome haven for locals and visitors alike. We hope you join us soon .....'
The Bear Hotel has 37 en suite bedrooms all with hospitality trays, trouser press and hair dryer. All rooms have colour remote control LCD televisions with Freeview channels. The new traditional looking restaurant is very relaxing and comfortable. The Restaurant provides excellent service to both residents and non-residents and offers a very high standard of cuisine with sophisticated A'la Carte menus and seriously good bar food. The restaurant is open each day for diners seeking a leisurely meal in comfortable surroundings or business people requiring quiet and discreet surroundings with excellent food and fine wines. At the end of the day the candlelit atmosphere of the restaurant provides the perfect setting for an intimate dinner party. We are also located near to Blenheim Palace, Oxford City, The Cotswold Wildlife Park, Newbury and many more places for a great day out.Newly refurbished with new managers
Menzies Hotels Swindon
Conveniently located in the centre of Swindon, just 2 miles from J15 of the M4, the newly refurbished Menzies Hotels Swindon is a modern hotel offering an extensive range of facilities. The hotel has 95 en-suite bedrooms including executive rooms all with Sky sports 1, 2, 3 & 4 and Free Wifi, a spacious lounge, bar and the superb Brasserie restaurant offer a stylish and informal environment in which to dine or relax. The Menzies Swindon is an ideal base from which to explore Wiltshire and the Cotswolds. Car parking available at the adjacent NCP and the hotel guests benefit from a reduced rate of £5 for 24hr stay ** FREE WiFi NOW AVAILABLE ** Unfortunately we are not able to guarantee room types. Should you have a specific request please detail this on your booking and we will try to meet your requirements.
The Chequers Inn
In the picturesque village of Charney Bassett, host Janette and Family welcome you to The Chequers Inn.The Chequers Inn is a charming and peaceful characteristic countryside inn, with recently refurbished and decorated 3-en suite letting rooms and pleasant dining areas, overlooking the village green in a delightful Oxfordshire village of Charney Bassett.The Chequers has been licensed to serve fine ales, stout, wines and spirits since early 1800s. Although in the countryside, the location is convenient for Oxford and Swindon as well as the Vale of the White Horse market towns of Faringdon, Abingdon and Wantage.The 3 en-suite rooms are bright, spacious and pleasantly furnished to ensure your stay is a comfortable one. All have their separate entrance, so you can come and go as you please. All have free Wi-Fi and a desk for working as well as tea and coffee facilities, king size bed, hairdryer and flat screen digital TV. For the comfort of all our guests, we have a non-smoking policy in all rooms.There will be continental breakfast in your room from Mon-Friday @ £5.75 for those on the road early. Weekends are more relaxed and offer full English Breakfast @ £7.75Whether you're looking for a romantic weekend getaway, attending a business meeting, visiting family or friends, or just passing through the area, each room offers all the comforts of home.We look forward to welcoming you.Tuesday -Sat: 12-2.30pm & 6.30-11.00pmSundays: 12-3pm & 6.30-10.00pmPlease note that we do not serve food on Sunday evenings or all day Monday.Come and give us a try!
Bliss - Brunel Crescent
Brunel Crescent Apartments offer a selection of one and two bedroom apartments in central Swindon. All apartments are fully furnished and fully equipped for a home from home stay. The apartments offer spacious living area with lounge, kitchen and double bedrooms. All apartments offer free parking and wifi connection.
Swindon Marriott Hotel
Amongst the finest hotels in Swindon, the stylish Swindon Marriott Hotel is known for its outgoing service and outstanding amenities. Surrounded by lush woodlands on the edge of historic Old Town by the M4 Motorway, it offers an ideal location at the gateway to the Cotswolds, Wiltshire, Oxford, Bath and many other popular destinations, making it ideal for family vacations and business travel accommodation. Guest rooms are luxuriously appointed for comfort and productivity, with plush new bedding, high-speed Internet access and laptop-sized safes. For dining, the Source restaurant offers modern European cuisine and a carvery on Sundays, whilst Chats Cafe Bar offers delightful light fare, sandwiches and desserts. There's tennis, a pool and fitness centre for unwinding, and a beauty salon for pampering. As a premier conference and meeting facility, there are 9 meeting rooms with an advanced WiFi system, a business centre, complimentary parking and a setting equally conducive to beautiful weddings and other social events.
La Fontana Italian Restaurant with Rooms
La Fontana is a Italian family run restaurant with accommodation since 1988. Situated on the outskirts of a small, Oxfordshire village, we have 15 spacious bedrooms, all of which are en-suite. Deluxe Double features Jacuzzi bath.
Chiseldon House
Our country house hotel is set in the stunning Marlborough Downs in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside. We are located just minutes from Swindon and Marlborough; and under a mile from the M4, which ensures easy access from London and the West. Chiseldon House offers you the perfect blend of style and comfort, with its first class restaurant, beautifully appointed rooms and modern business facilities, all set in the privacy of elegant and relaxing gardens.
Littlecote House Hotel (Half Board)
From Roman mosaics to Royal romance, this is a staggering place. But it doesn't just have history in abundance. Littlecote is teaming with things to do, from Pilates and archery to swimming and relaxing in the sauna.
Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
Ground floor bedrooms
Lift to all floors
The Harrow Inn
The Harrow Inn is by far the oldest in Wanborough, with parts dating back to 1747 when it was known as the "Harrow and Kings Head". Originally all ales would have been brewed on site, but this activity ceased in 1863 when the then owner leased the Harrow Inn to Arkells Brewery for 10 years, which prompted the sale of the brewing equipment. The thatched stone building retains much of its original charm, with its thatched roof, exposed beams and inglenook fires that are all still in use today.
The Tipple Inn
Relax in the large summer garden or outdoor seating areas during the summer or cosy up to the wood burning stoves in the bar and restaurant in the colder winter months. We provide a safe environment for families and welcome walkers and we are a dog friendly establishment. We serve the finest quality Pelican Rouge 1863 fresh coffee, Chocolate Drink, Teas and Bar Snacks with FREE WIFI.
The Volunteer
The Volunteer Inn is a recently re-opened Public House based in the lovely village of Grove found within Wantage in Oxfordshire. With 5 en-suite Double Guest Rooms all freshly redecorated and modern facilities installed, this lovely Inn is a wonderful treat for business users, couples, and much more. The Bar and Restaurant seats over 40 people and with free parking too! There many reasons why to come and stay with us.
Highlands of Highworth
Welcome to The Highlands of Highworth Guest House, located in the Wiltshire town of Highworth Our Rooms are spacious and tastefully decorated, with en-suite facilities and offer tea/coffee making facilities, TV with Freeview, hairdryer and secure Wi-Fi. There is plenty of free off-road parking at the front of the house. .
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Overtown Manor
Overtown Manor is a beautiful rural bed and breakfast in striking distance of the M4 and Swindon but we are fortunate to have a secluded and peaceful setting. We are only 7 miles from Avebury and 10 miles from Marlborough. We provide accommodation and facilities for leisure and business travellers. Set in the unspoilt Wiltshire countryside, Overtown Manor is a Grade II listed house in its own garden and grounds. There is plenty of free off road private parking. We offer the highest standard of accommodation and the warmest of welcomes. We have four double ensuite bedrooms, two of the bedrooms can be twin rooms aswell.
The Old Post Office Guest House
The Old Post Office Guest House in South Marston, Wiltshire, combines elegant comfort and state-of-the-art modern conveniences with a sense of history for a relaxing and hospitable home away from home. Our breakfasts are a real treat, all our ingredients are carefully selected from only the finest local produce and freshly prepared daily on the premises to ensure you start your day the right way. The perfect place to stay for business in and around Swindon, we're also an ideal touring base, with the Cotswolds to the north, historic Bath and Bristol to the west, the beautiful Marlborough Downs to the south and Berkshire or Oxfordshire to the east.
Crown at Aldbourne
The Crown is a popular local pub that has a fabulous selection of draught ciders and real ales, home-cooked food using locally sourced ingredients as well as letting rooms. The pub is at the heart of the local community with a thriving regular quiz night, and open mic night as well a crib team - everything you would expect and more from a village pub. Aldbourne is a picturesque village close to Marlborough, Hungerford and Swindon with easy access to the M4.
The Jolly Tar
The Jolly Tar offers a traditional cosy bar, award winning accommodation. The Jolly Tar boasts four double bedrooms, which have received an AA 'Red Diamond' award. This award is only given to the best 10% of guest accommodation.
The Mercure Swindon South Marston Hotel & Spa
The Mercure Swindon South Marston Hotel and Spa is superbly located in the village of South Marston just a short drive from the M4 and Swindon, yet surrounded by beautiful countryside. We are ideal base from which to explore the Cotswolds and Swindon and the surrounding Wiltshire countryside. Hotel facilities include:-60 En-suite Bedrooms including family and disabled rooms. Extensive bar and restaurant offering modern British cooking with a sprinkling of continental style. Leisure Club including swimming pool and gym, which is free to use for guests staying at the hotel. Coffee Bar. Conference and banqueting facilities for up to 150 guests. Wedding services including Civil Marriage Licence and Air Conditioned Function Suite. Free Car Parking including disabled and parent & child spaces.We offer a unique setting with individual style, complemented by a blend of professional care, attentive and courteous service. With a range of accommodation to suit every need, and unrivalled facilities, we offer something for everyone.
Ivy Hotel
The Ivy hotel is a beautiful ivy-clad, grade II listed building on the picturesque high street in Wroughton near Swindon. Whether on a family vacation, business retreat or a romantic weekend, The Ivy Hotel is the perfect base for your special break. The main Victorian manor house features an elegance befitting the style of the large rooms on display. With soft, luxurious furnishings it is the ideal place to spend time enjoying a drink in a warm, friendly atmosphere. The Conservatory is richly furnished with comfortable seating, allowing you to spend a glorious summer's day watching the world around you go by with a drink or light meal and good company. It is also ideal to enjoy a book in a peaceful position of solitude.Guest bedrooms at The Ivy Hotel are light and airy, with interesting detail. Each room is individually furnished and all have their own character. Ruffled, sheer curtains at the windows contribute to year-round exposure to natural light. Antique mahogany furniture with a mix of lush cushioned suede and leather headboards, gives you a flavour of classical and contemporary features. Rooms have a warm, welcoming and open feel with generous closet space, while bathrooms have been updated to include a fine attention to detail, featuring bathrobes and candles in the rooms. Rooms also boast unparalleled levels of comfort, featuring upgraded bedding, power showers, new fabric and modern comforts such as free wifi. When not enjoying all that Wiltshire has to offer, your room is the perfect place to wile away an evening spent in total relaxation, enjoying modern comforts provided to enhance your stay.Whether you want to savour an elegant dining experience, dine in a more intimate informal setting, or just enjoy a casual lunch, Harveys provides the right environment for all, with exemplary and unhurried service. The restaurant has an ambience of intimacy and style, while the food excels in both quality and presentation and features a distinct menu that reflects the personality and hospitality that characterizes The Ivy Hotel.The Ivy's superior conference team will handle all the details of your business events, while on the day you are introduced to a personal coordinator who can accommodate any last minute requests, enabling you to focus and enjoy your time at the Hotel. Whether planning an energizing corporate retreat or modest gathering of colleagues, the conference facilities at the Ivy Hotel offer all of the elements for a successful event. Choosing The Ivy Hotel, means choosing a winning combination of, quality accommodation, meeting facilities with state of the art technology, first rate dining and excellent service. Marlborough Cup and Castle Combe Motor Racing Circuit, all of which are only ten to twenty minutes away. Swindon is also nearby, a city recently dubbed "The New Paris"
Brook Madison Hotel
The Brook Madison near Swindon, is just 10 minutes from the M4, the town centre and Swindon Railway Station. It offers free Wi-Fi throughout and free use of the Nuffield Health Club, which is 3 miles away.The Madison Hotel's rooms are tastefully furnished and all have an en suite bathroom as well as tea and coffee making facilities.The hotel's restaurant, Martha's, has a relaxed atmosphere and an à la carte menu with British and Continental dishes. Martha's bar has a wide selection of wines, beers and soft drinks.The Hotel is part of Brook Hotels.The Madison Hotel & Conference Centre is 7 miles from a wide range of leisure facilities, including golf courses. It is in a great location for enjoying Swindon's fantastic shopping. The hotel is approximately 100 km from London Heathrow Airport.
Mayfield Bed & Breakfast
Dating back from the 15th Century and oozing with history Mayfield is now a charming family home, where we welcome our guests with open arms. The house stands in the centre of its own grounds situated down a 'no through road', so it is a little haven of peace and tranquillity. There is a swimming pool and a tennis court which can be used by our guests, on request, to liven up a summer evening.
Fir Tree Lodge Hotel
Fir Tree Lodge [guest house]bed and breakast is located in stratton st margaret on the edge of Swindon, Built in the 1930's it has only ever expanded now offering 14 en suite rooms with a garden for guests use and parking for 13 cars. Recently installed CCTV monitoring system and fire alarm set ups. In as well as around Swindon there are many attractions and parks which can be visited easily.
Alfred's Lodge
Alfred's Lodge was built in 1901 at the end of the Victorian era. All our rooms in the Victorian section of the house still retain the original fireplaces. We have some on site parking and free wi fi access to all bedrooms. Whether you have a wedding or a party to go to, are seeing friends or just want a relaxing break, Alfred's Lodge provides quality guest house accommodation and is the perfect place to stay. As we are located only 3 miles from Lains Barn wedding venue, we are ideally situated to look after your wedding party. Flexible and friendly nothing is too much trouble, you only have to ask. We can organise restaurant bookings and arrange taxis on request. Our breakfasts are wholesome and hearty and are cooked freshly to order to ensure a happy start to the day. Ideally situated in a quiet residential area. we are only minutes away from the busy town centre of Wantage where you can enjoy a coffee whilst looking at the interesting architecture of the town. Whilst here you can visit the Vale and Downlands Museum, have a light lunch in the Alfred's Head pub with its interesting garden, enjoy a Thai dinner at Yummies or take the car up into the hills of the Vale of the White Horse. The ridgeway in only miles away so we are perfectly situated for walkers and bikers alike. Well behaved pets are also welcome. Accessible from Didcot Parkway main line station with its links to London, Oxford, Swindon and the West Country and within 20 minutes of both the M4 and M40 motorways. Local bus services run from the town centre. WORKSHOPS - We also run EFT (emotional freedom technique) Workshops from Alfred's Lodge - Sometimes called the tapping therapy it is a method of dealing with various issues, Anxiety, Panic Attacks, Low Self Esteem, Anger & Depression to name a few. We are running our next workshop on Wednesday 6th October This is a practical & theory workshop for anybody keen to resolve their own issues & understand the science behind this
Fleet Street Apartments
Bliss Apartments are proud to offer this selection of brand new One Bedroom Apartments located in Fleet Street, central Swindon. The Apartments are fully equipped for self catering accommodation with modern Kitchens, spacious Lounge and Dining areas, comfortable Bedrooms and stylish modern Bathrooms. Décor is modern and neutral throughout the building.
Fallowfields Hotel
Oxfordshire hotel, Fallowfields was voted Small Hotel of the Year for Tourism South East in 2005 and in 2007 and runner up in their "Flavour of the South East" category in 2008. Located in Kingston Bagpuize it is a beautiful country house, dating back over 300 years offering superb accommodation in the tranquil Vale of the White Horse - yet just 20 minutes from the historic and beautiful City of Oxford. Set in 12 acres of mature trees, gardens and farmland, the hotel offers an exquisite retreat. You can stretch your legs around our beautiful Oxfordshire grounds, absorbing the special ambience that comes with over 300 years of peaceful pastoral history. One guest said: "There are ten highly individual bedrooms to accommodate you, your family and friends - elegant, comfortable and beautifully appointed - they are as warm as your welcome". Our four-poster and luxurious king-sized beds (splittable) should afford you a restful sleep. All rooms have baths, power showers and/or spa baths. Fine food is prepared by Head Chef and his brigade from our prolific, kitchen garden and farm. Herbs such as Lovage or Sorrel and daily-picked vegetables will reawaken your taste-buds. You will dine elegantly in our candlelit dining room and by choosing our own rare breed pork, Aylesbury duck, chicken, quail or Dexter beef you will be supporting our "buy local" ethos. Our menu is imaginatively styled and presented as well as tasting fantastic with its fresh and naturally grown/reared ingredients. Fallowfield's restaurant has been described by a gourmet guide us as "one of the best hotel restaurants in the County". In addition to a warm welcome we offer that rarest of assets - tranquillity. We maintain a no-smoking policy in all our bedrooms. We are sure you will feel instantly at home here in and aim through our attention to detail and personal service to make every visit more memorable than the last.
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Gonzalo García Zorro ( 1500 – 1566) was a Spanish conquistador who participated in the Spanish conquest of the Muisca people. García Zorro was encomendero (mayor) of Santa Fe de Bogotá for seven terms, and received the encomiendas of Fusagasugá and Fosca.

He married three times, twice with Muisca women, and had one daughter, Francisca, and a son, Diego. García Zorro died of wounds he suffered in a duel with Alonso Venegas. Venegas was the son of fellow conquistador Hernán Venegas Carrillo and the grandson through his mother of Sagipa, the last zipa (leader) of the Muisca, whom García Zorro had helped to kill.

Knowledge of the life of García Zorro comes from the works Elegías de varones ilustres de Indias (1589) and El Carnero (1638), by Juan de Castellanos and Juan Rodríguez Freyle respectively.

Biography
Gonzalo García Zorro was born around 1500 in Guadalcanal, at the border between Extremadura and Seville. His parents were Teresa González de Sancha and Diego Alonso El Zorro. Gonzalo García Zorro had a brother, Antonio, and a sister.

García Zorro joined the expedition led by Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada from Santa Marta towards the Muisca Confederation in April 1536 as a cavalry leader. García Zorro was later convicted of crimes against the last zipa, Sagipa.

Gonzalo García Zorro was seven times encomendero of Santa Fe de Bogotá: in 1544 succeeding Juan Ruiz de Orejuela, who succeeded García Zorro again; from 1545 to 1546, succeeding the second term of Juan Ruiz de Orejuela and preceding Juan de Céspedes; in 1548
between the reign of Juan Muñoz de Collantes and the third term by Juan Ruiz de Orejuela; from 1550 to 1551 in between the terms of Juan de Avellaneda; between 1553 and 1554 succeeding Juan de Rivera and preceding Juan Tafur; in 1556 between the terms of Antonio Ruiz and Domingo Lozano; and finally in 1564 succeeding Juan Ruiz de Orejuela again and preceding Andrés de Molina.

Gonzalo García Zorro received the encomiendas of Fusagasugá, and Fosca. The encomienda of Suesca was shared between Gonzalo García Zorro and Juan Tafur.

Gonzalo García Zorro died in 1566 at Santa Fe de Bogotá of wounds he received in a duel with Alonso Venegas. Venagas was the son of Magdalena de Guatavita, daughter of Sagipa, and Hernán Venegas Carrillo.

See also

 List of conquistadors in Colombia
 Spanish conquest of the Muisca
 Hernán Pérez de Quesada, Hernán Venegas Carrillo
 Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada

References

Bibliography

Further reading

Year of birth uncertain
1566 deaths
Duelling fatalities
16th-century Spanish people
16th-century explorers
Spanish conquistadors
Extremaduran conquistadors
People from Seville
Encomenderos
Mayors of Bogotá
History of Colombia
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Mint at Riverfront is located on the eastern side of downtown Miami. The 56-story tower with modern residences and luxury amenities is situated at the bank of the Miami River and has splendid views of Biscayne Bay.
The building, designed by the famous bureau Revuelta Vega Leon Architects, was constructed by the company Key International in 2008.
With fantastic location of Mint at Riverfront you will be just a short trip away from most sights of Miami. The International Airport of Miami, American Airlines Arena, home of the Miami Heat, Carnival Center for the Performing Arts, Miami Art Museum, well-known Brickell Avenue, shopping centre Bayside Marketplace and vibrant South Beach are reached by a few minutes drive.
Mint at Riverfront includes 530 one- and two-bedroom residences with an area ranging from 754 square feet to 2,000 square feet.
– 9-level covered secure parking garage.


Email deliverability, or the ability to ensure your email messages land in the inbox of the intended recipient, is not always top of mind for marketers planning their email strategies and campaigns. As a result, many marketers don't have proper awareness of inbox performance until messages are already in the junk/spam folder, blocked and/or suffering a decrease in email marketing ROI.
But despite the fact that many marketers don't know much about the topic, strong deliverability drives revenue. After all, messages that land in the junk folder can't create engagement or conversion for your brand.
While improving or maintaining email deliverability can be a complex subject and can require technical assistance from specialists, the #1 rule for ensuring inbox delivery — and staying there — is to respect what your recipients would like to see in the email they've subscribed to. Internet Service Providers (ISPs), like Gmail, Hotmail, and Yahoo!, want their customers to have a great experience. ISPs prioritize happy users, and will more often send messages to subscribers who continuously engage with your brand. To quote one major ISP Postmaster, "Send email people LOVE".
So as you do your best to provide relevant, engaging content for your customers (which we're sure you're already doing!), there are a few more critical factors that all marketers can pay attention to and take action on to help maintain email delivery health. You don't have to be a deliverability expert to begin protecting your brand's sending reputation; check out the tips and best practices below to ensure a strong future for your deliverability.
1. Audit new and existing user flows, review user experience and set up a preference center.
Review permissions and expectations that are set when a recipient opts-into your marketing programs. On the other end of that email address is a person who trusts your brand enough to give you access to his/her inbox. Recipients should always have clear expectations set when they willingly provide their email address to you. When users sign up, tell them what you are going to send, how often you will be sending mail and give the the option to customize preferences as to how to best reach him/her. Once expectations are set, stick to what you have said. If your recipient is expecting to receive mail weekly, don't just start sending mail daily!
Review user experience. Sending a welcome message is always a great idea to reinforce subscription expectations. Do you send a welcome message immediately upon providing an email address? How much mail and how often do you send? Are you sending so often it's overwhelming? Put yourself in your recipient's shoes. Is the cadence and content of your messages attractive? Are you sending too much or too little mail so that your recipients forget about you? Test several mail streams to see what performs well with your customer base.
Establish a preference center. Every subscriber is different and will have different preferences for how they want to hear from you, so make sure you provide choices for them to customize their experience. Consumers will heavily engage in email streams they choose. This puts the subscriber in control and he/she will be more likely to opt-down rather than opt-out of all communications. Periodically test your preference center to ensure you have not made updates to your email programs that have not been updated in your preferences.
2. Review email performance regularly and often.
An engaged list will see 15 – 30% click to open rates ongoing with low opt-outs and low abuse complaints. If you are seeing open rates lower than 10%, this can be indicative of a non-engaged list and some work can be done.
Look at email performance by domain for your top domains. If all domains are performing, for example, at 15-20% opens, but one is at 1% opens, the domain at 1% is most likely junking your mail.
Inability to meet these benchmark metrics, even after optimizing for content relevancy and campaign creative, can signal sending reputation issues which must be repaired.
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Are you testing and evaluating recipient behavior and performance? Which emails are the most read? Which ones are ignored? As we say at Sailthru: Always be testing! Recipient's behavior and engagement weigh significantly on if (and where) your mail will be delivered. Strong opens and engagement will keep your messages in the inbox, so ensure you are always testing and optimizing your email campaign's tactics, content and creative against performance benchmarks.
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Look at open rates, opt-out rates and complaint rates by list source. Lists sources that have high opt-out rates and complaints may be hurting your overall deliverability. Quality lists will have strong open rates and low opt-out and abuse rates. Encourage signup from these quality sources and evaluate poorer performing acquisition sources.
5. Seed test email sends.
This is a super simple one that often gets neglected. Send test emails to test addresses at major ISPs to see if messages land in the inbox or junk folder!
6. Review suppression lists often.
Understanding how recipients behave towards your messages will help get email delivered to the inbox. Review your metrics, test and take action to earn inbox placement. We hope you'll take the extra steps to try one or all of the above recommended best practices!


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The stats tell the tale: Hawkeyes far too timid to beat Wisconsin
Iowa attempted a season-low six free throws, none by a starter, in latest loss; defense was better, though, and players say they maintain confidence.
The stats tell the tale: Hawkeyes far too timid to beat Wisconsin Iowa attempted a season-low six free throws, none by a starter, in latest loss; defense was better, though, and players say they maintain confidence. Check out this story on hawkcentral.com: https://www.hawkcentral.com/story/sports/2019/03/08/iowa-basketball-failure-attack-basket-costly-against-wisconsin-badgers-defense-improves/3097912002/
Mark Emmert, Hawk Central Published 9:44 a.m. CT March 8, 2019 | Updated 10:03 a.m. CT March 8, 2019
Iowa's leading scorer was held without a point in a 65-45 loss at Wisconsins. Hawk Central
MADISON, Wis. — It's not often the box score tells the whole story about a basketball game.
But it sure does when contemplating Iowa's 65-45 loss against No. 21 Wisconsin on Thursday.
The stat sheet reveals a Hawkeye team that was far too passive to win a Big Ten Conference road game.
The Badgers outrebounded Iowa 29-10 in the second half. Seven different Hawkeyes grabbed one offensive rebound; Wisconsin's Ethan Happ had eight by himself.
Wisconsin outscored Iowa (21-9, 10-9 Big Ten) 36-18 in the paint.
And then there's this: Not a single Iowa starter got to the free-throw line. Let that sink in. A team that has thrived all winter by attacking the basket shot a season-low six free throws. Four of them came from backup point guard Connor McCaffery.
"Credit to Wisconsin, we weren't able to get downhill and it felt like we weren't able to get our post-up opportunities, which, anytime we get it inside is generally when we start racking up fouls," said Iowa senior forward Nicholas Baer, who earned the other two free-throw attempts Thursday.
Badgers forward Ethan Happ tries to muscle a rebound away from Iowa forward Tyler Cook. (Photo: Mary Langenfeld, Mary Langenfeld-USA TODAY Sports)
Iowa shot a season-worst 30.5 percent from the field, settling too often for jump shots that haven't been falling for six games now. A strong inside presence is typically what opens things up for outside shooters. On this night, the lasting image was of Hawkeye players dribbling toward the basket, meeting a lone defender about 8 feet away, and then turning their back to the rim and looking to pass instead of continuing on, where they might at least have drawn contact.
"I think we could have been more aggressive. I think we settled for a couple of jump shots," Iowa guard Jordan Bohannon said. "They play back on ball-screens, so that was our mindset coming in was that we were going to have a lot of dribble jumpers. We worked on that in practice and felt good about it."
"I think you see we're a little tentative at times, if it goes for a couple of games or three games or something not shooting it well," said Iowa assistant coach Kirk Speraw, who was at the helm Thursday while head coach Fran McCaffery served out his suspension.
"Sometimes you hit rock bottom before you bounce out of it and get going."
Whatever "it" is, Iowa needs to get the bounce back in its step soon. There's one regular-season game remaining — at Nebraska on Sunday — and then it's on to tournament play. And the meek don't inherit anything in March.
Hawkeyes point to defense with pride
The Hawkeyes, who have lost three consecutive games for the first time this season, didn't want the narrative to be entirely negative after what may have been their worst overall performance of the season. That's understandable.
So they pointed to their defense as a positive. And it's true — the Hawkeyes limited the best 3-point shooting team in the Big Ten (Wisconsin makes 38.2 percent from there) to a 4-of-20 showing. Iowa held the Badgers five points below their average scoring output.
"How many points did they score?" Iowa forward Tyler Cook responded when asked about the contrast between the way his team is playing now and the way it was throwing its weight around in the first month of the season. "In November, we were scoring 95. The game's flip-flopped. I think our offensive rhythm, once that comes back, the rest of our game will improve as well."
Iowa senior forward Nicholas Baer on the temperament of struggling team, the defense against Wisconsin, and the lack of free throws. Hawk Central
Hawkeyes keep it positive in locker room as well
Speraw and his players all said afterward that a lack of confidence is not an issue. The team has lost three games in a row by a total of 54 points, but isn't about to give up on a season that has produced plenty of stirring moments.
"We've got 21 wins with another game to go and then the Big Ten Tournament (next week in Chicago)," Cook said. "That's why you want to start off your season good because you know you're going to have rough times."
Baer was the first player to meet with reporters Thursday. The first question was about the mood of his team.
"We're not shooting the ball great," he said, "but we're staying positive with each other and understand that there's a lot of basketball to be played."
The Hawkeyes will clinch the 6 seed in the Big Ten tournament with a win Sunday. They are projected as an 8 seed in the NCAA Tournament in Shelby Mast's latest bracket prediction for USA Today.
There still could be a lot of basketball ahead. Or it could be a mere three games if Iowa doesn't rediscover its November mentality.
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Mitochondria and cell death
Published 1999 by Portland Press in London .
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Statement organized and edited by G.C. Brown, D.G. Nicholls and C.E. Cooper.
Series Biochemical Society symposium -- no. 66.
Contributions Brown, Guy C., Nicholls, David G., Cooper, Chris E.
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Mitochondria and Cell Death, part of the Cell Death in Biology and Diseases series, is invaluable reading for graduate students, researchers, and clinicians in the fields of neuroscience, oncology, gastroenterology, and hepatology, as well as those interested . Get this from a library! Mitochondria and cell death. [Guy C Brown; David G Nicholls; Chris E Cooper;] -- "This book reviews the role of mitochondria in cell death and disease through a series of chapters which present the latest research and thinking on the subject from some of the key researchers in. Mitochondria and Cell Death, part of the Cell Death in Biology and Diseases series, is invaluable reading for graduate students, researchers, and clinicians in the fields of neuroscience, oncology, gastroenterology, and hepatology, as well as those interested Format: Hardcover. Mitochondria integrate a host of pro- and antiapoptotic and necrotic signaling pathways, and are the initial domino in several cell death cascades. 13,42 Indeed, mitochondrial dysfunction is rapidly becoming appreciated as an important etiological component in a wide variety of both acute and chronic human diseases, 43–45 as well as in.
This book includes chapters covering the involvement of mitochondria in Parkinson's disease, encephalopathies, tumorigenesis, muscular dystrophy, and other diseases, as well as aging. It is thus a vital reference for all cell and molecular biologists, as well as researchers working on muscle and neurodegenerative diseases, the role of 5/5(1). Although required for life, paradoxically, mitochondria are often essential for initiating apoptotic cell death. Mitochondria regulate caspase activation and cell death through an event termed mitochondrial outer membrane permeabilization (MOMP); this leads to the release of various mitochondrial intermembrane space proteins that activate caspases, resulting in by: Introduction. Mitochondria are integral to normal cellular function as they are responsible for energy production in eukaryotes, including the synthesis of phospholipids and heme, calcium homeostasis, apoptotic activation and cell death. 1,2 Alterations in mitochondrial function often associate with disease states including endocrine related disorders such as diabetes mellitus, reflecting the Cited by: Mitochondria and Cell Death. Annual Plant Reviews book series, Volume Plant Mitochondria, 2nd Edition. Olivier Van Aken. ARC Centre of Excellence in Plant Energy Biology, University of Western Australia, Crawley, Australia. Department of Biology, Lund University, 35 Sölvegatan, Lund, : Olivier Van Aken, Olivier Van Aken.
The mitochondrion has long been known both as a chemical powerplant and as a cellular compartment housing various biosynthetic pathways. However, studies on the function of mitochondria in apoptotic cell death have revealed a versatility and complexity of these organelles previously unsuspected. The mechanisms proposed for mitochondrial involvement in cell death are diverse and highly Cited by: Cell death, also called apoptosis, is an essential part of life. As cells become old or broken, they are cleared away and destroyed. Mitochondria help decide which cells are destroyed. The mechanism by which oocytes harboring the more defective mitochondria are recognized is unknown. However, one possibility is that the defective mitochondria generate more ROS and this leads to preferential cell death, perhaps through activation of the mtPTP (F an et al. ; S tewart et al. ).Cited by: Mitochondria and Cell Death, part of the Cell Death in Biology and Diseases series, is invaluable reading for graduate students, researchers, and clinicians in the fields of neuroscience, oncology, gastroenterology, and hepatology, as well as those interested Brand: Springer New York.
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Mount Pearl Junior Blades
CBN Junior Stars
Date: Friday, October 14th 2022 ■ Arena: Bay Arena ■ Location: Bay Roberts ■ Referees: Mark Day, Mark Anstey ■ Player of the Game: (33) Avery Loveless ■ (8) Dylan Whelan
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10:16 (27) Cameron Lohnes
(18) Luke Akerman, (25) Hunter Saunders 1-0
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(12) Braedan Walsh, (20) Brandon Knight 1-1
08:56 (10) Matthew King
(8) Dylan Whelan, (9) Kyle Petten 2-1
15:30 (27) Dawson O'Toole Didham (Power Play)
(14) Vijay Sahajpal, (4) Nathan Flynn 2-2
18:10 (12) David Hibbs
(5) Ethan Smith, (18) Luke Akerman 3-2
08:29 (14) Vijay Sahajpal
(5) Evan Wicks 3-3
12:07 (8) Sean Rodgers (Power Play)
(26) Benjamin Collins, (9) Samuel Curnew 3-4
(9) Samuel Curnew 3-5
19:24 (14) Vijay Sahajpal (Empty Net) 3-6
12:41 (26) Benjamin Collins
(2 mins) Hit to the Head 0-2
03:07 (8) Dylan Whelan
(2 mins) Slashing - Minor 2-2
(2 mins) Cross Checking - Minor 4-2
12:21 (14) Alex Franey
(2 mins) Holding 10-2
16:03 (20) Brandon Knight
(2 mins) Roughing - Minor 10-4
16:03 (9) Kyle Petten
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FAKY vs. FAKY in epic dance battle for new music video "little more"
November 10, 2020 November 10, 2020 David Cirone
Japanese dance/vocal group FAKY has released the music video for their latest song "little more". With moves created by BTS and NCT choreographers Quick Style, the music video shows the members of FAKY emerging from the mirror in a dance battle with themselves, expressing a dramatic journey from feelings of frustration to acceptance and empowerment.
FAKY – little more (MV)
The new song follows hit ballads "Darling (Prod. GeG)" and "half-moon" released earlier in 2020, and last year's sensational "Girls Power" trilogy — "Girls Gotta Live", "Antidote", and "New Age" (co-written by Koda Kumi) — which have accumulated over 11 million views on YouTube.
The intense lyrics co-written by Lil' Fang (who also co-wrote "half-moon") are paired with moves from Norwegian dance crew Quick Style, who has choreographed for global artists such as BTS's "Boy With Luv" and NCT 127's "Kick It". "little more" is their first time working with a Japanese group.
Quick Style comment:
"We are very excited to work with a female group for the first time. This will be different from previous groups we have worked with such as NCT, SuperM, and BTS, But since we already have a close relationship to Japan it felt very natural for us to work with FAKY.
FAKY and avex made this experience even better by putting all their trust in our craft and vision for the girls.
We believe in Japanese pop music and the potential in its presentation value. That is why our mission is to make sure J-POP reaches international level in artistry, choreography, presentation and quality.
We hope we will be able to work more with the Japanese music industry in the future and be a part of the artistic development."
FAKY members also commented on the experience of creating the music video, explaining their own personal connections to the video's powerful theme.
Hina: "This was my first dance tune in a while, and the shooting was a fight against myself both physically, mentally!"
Mikako: "This is the first music video where FAKY keeps dancing from the beginning till the end. I really like the scene where I dance while facing myself."
Lil' Fang: "We've been releasing mellow songs ever since the start of this year so I think I'm really happy that we can release dance music that fans can enjoy."
Taki: "The reason why the title is 'little more' is because with everything that's going on all around the world, it's very hard to know how our days would go from now. All we know is that we are progressing just a little more and try finding ways to work around the situation so that soon we will be able to be back to normal or maybe a new normal."
Akina: "This music video is a literal reflection of the songs lyrics in which we are coming to terms with our inner selves while battling to understand what that really means; epic dance battle style haha."
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425's Women to Watch Took the Stage to Share Stories of Resilience
By Olivia Langen | April 22, 2019
425 magazine's Women to Watch took the stage on April 18 at Hyatt Regency Bellevue. From left to right: Genoveva Mercado, Kari Gran, Danielle Kartes, Amber Kelley, Lindsay Angelo. Photos by Jeff Hobson
Try to imagine all of the dreams and aspirations you've had since you were a kid. Now, ask yourself why you dismissed so many of them; whether it was out of fear, self-doubt, or otherwise. What's stopping you from living out those dreams today?
On April 18, hundreds of women reflected on this question at the fourth annual 425 Women to Watch event at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue. Five accomplished, local women took the stage to tell their stories and to inspire others to make the most of their personal and professional lives.
Through laughter and tears, these featured women created an atmosphere of authenticity and openness. Emceed by KING5's Amity Addrisi, the evening featured Slalom Design Specialist Genoveva Mercado, skincare brand owner Kari Gran, teen cooking star Amber Kelley, entrepreneur Lindsay Angelo, and food writer Danielle Kartes of Rustic Joyful Food.
Each speaker was charmingly themselves. By the end of the night, everyone in the room was a step closer to embracing just that — being your authentic self is the best thing you could possibly do.
Mercado kicked off the night with a tender story of learning and healing through her tumultuous relationship with her mother. As her mother grew more distant due to problems with addiction, according to Mercado, and Mercado spent all of her energy trying to draw her back in, to a point of emotional bankruptcy. When she felt at the lowest of her emotional lows, she embarked on a professional high.
"It's in the doing that we find the strength we never knew we had," Mercado said. "For the past few years, I have been designing spaces for the smartest and most influential people around the world. … Do not give your past the power to define who you are."
Mercado fought against the self-doubt, which stood between herself and her success. The following speaker, Kari Gran, took to the stage in a poised manner, only to admit that her heart was beating through her chest out of a fear of public speaking.
For 20 years, Gran worked in real estate. The structure of the industry provided the day-to-day stability that she thought she needed. However, her talents in developing skin care products specialized for her autoimmune conditions drew her away from the real estate industry. And Kari Gran isn't the only one who loves the Kari Gran Skincare regime. Since 2011, the brand has seen unimaginable success.
"I suffer heavily from imposter syndrome. Whenever I show up to something like this, that's who I think is showing up to this event," Gran said as she pointed to a picture of her childhood self, "Pete Rose" haircut and all. "It's not a grown-up woman in grown-up's clothes. It's a little kid with a weird haircut telling you what her idea of the beauty industry is."
This sort of imposter syndrome is so common in the professional world, particularly in the lives of women. That's why it's so crucial to instill self-confidence into our next generation. So, when our next speaker took to the stage, we couldn't help but be hopeful for the future.
Sixteen-year-old Amber Kelley shared the story of her childhood as a young chef. As a kid, her passion for cooking turned her into something of a celebrity. Appearing on TV with famous chefs like Jamie Oliver and Guy Fieri and collaborating with health food advocates like Michelle Obama, Kelley became known as the cooking girl.
However, rather than accepting this passion as her identity, Kelley fights back against the idea that people should aspire for just one thing. In her ideal world, we should all follow our passions.
"I hear from adults constantly that they still don't know what they want to be when they grow up," Kelley said. "If adults don't even know the answer, then why are we asking kids this question?"
Rather than asking people what they want to be in the future, Kelley suggests, we should be focusing on what they're passionate about, or what makes them feel happy. Entering the workforce with only one goal in mind is an unnecessarily limiting outlook.
Next to inspire the crowd was Lindsay Angelo, a growth and innovation strategist. As a kid, Angelo had an unquenchable enthusiasm for entrepreneurship. She started several crafting businesses out of her childhood bedroom . When she got hired as a corporate strategist for Lululemon, it felt like a dream come true.
After 6 years at the company, however, Angelo's entrepreneurial drive started to feel like an unused muscle. She knew that something had to change. In May of 2017, she left the company to work as an independent strategist and innovation consultant. After experiencing this new world of work, she didn't have a single doubt in her mind about her decision to leave the multi-billion-dollar company. She shared a quote from an old track coach of hers:
"Fear is an invisible wall. Once you run into it, you realize there was never anything there in the first place."
Angelo's bold, "face-your-fears" message couldn't have prepared the crowd any better for the next speaker: Danielle Kartes. Along with her husband, Kartes runs the company Rustic Joyful Foods, a brand which can be found in book stores, on social media, and even in her food writing for 425 magazine. But it wasn't always this easy.
After having to close a failing restaurant, losing her house and car, it was hard for her to spot a silver lining. Her son, Noah, turned out to be just that. Because of him, she started cooking again. Because she started cooking again, she wrote a cook book.
"I want people to know that life is good, right now," Kartes said. "Life is good when you have a tiny apartment, Life is good when you don't have it all together. Life is good when life is polished. Life is good when life is hard, because it's all about the journey."
One particularly side-splitting (yet heart-warming) anecdote Kartes shared took place as she was working on her cook book. The Kartes family was at a financial low, to the point where they couldn't spare any food waste. The cook book props weren't just props — that was dinner. During one of the cook book photo shoots, a fresh chicken attracted some flies.
"When the flies got to it, I just started bawling, like 'that's supposed to be our dinner!'" Kartes said. "I called my mom and she told me 'stick that bad boy in the oven and crank it up to 450.' I need you to remember, when life is tough, when you're broke, you just stick that chicken back in the oven. … This is really translatable to all kinds of different areas of your life. Just remember the chicken analogy."
Even though she wound up in hard times, Kartes turned so many of her dreams into reality. While it didn't happen overnight, the cook book became a massive success. Not because she knew everything there was to know about cookbooks — she'll tell you that certainly wasn't the case. She succeeded because she recognized her self-worth, and had the willpower to just put that chicken back in the oven and keep going.
So many women have inspiring stories like these, both of failure and success, of loss and regrowth. But none of these stories, Kartes reminded us, should be compared. Every story is beautiful in its own way, because every person is beautifully unique. It's events like Women to Watch which serve as necessary reminders of our innate self-worth.
If you know an incredible woman who could share their story at next year's event, nominate her today on our website.
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Letters – Issue 83
Posted on September 1, 2008 by NZ Books
Balance before vitriol
I was sorry to read Graeme Hunt's letter (NZB Winter 2008) in which he takes offence at Trevor Richards' admirable review of Spies and Revolutionaries (NZB Autumn 2008).
Hunt demands novel admissions from his reviewer – first, to admit that he has the impudence to hold opinions that differ from his own, and second that he should have prefaced his review by revealing that his first wife was once called "a radical" by an SIS secret policeman. Hunt then tells us that many of Trevor Richards' friends are listed as subjects in Spies and Revolutionaries, so wonders how such a compromised critic could have been chosen to review his book, and how the wretch could have had the gall to accept the task. Clearly, if Hunt writes another book, and submits it for review, the editors of New Zealand Books will have to be on the lookout for a reviewer with an opinionless spouse and a circle of nice, bland friends.
I have read Hunt's entertaining book, and it appeared to me to lean on right-wing sources that had seduced him into some extreme views – though on the evidence of his letter he may not have needed much seduction.
Your readers will have noticed that Hunt labels Dr W B Sutch "a spy", despite the jury's acquittal after hearing all the evidence police and SIS witnesses produced in court, and indeed in spite of information in the recently declassified Sutch papers that SIS released only a few weeks ago.
Hugh Price
The demise of Hazard Press
Although death is inevitable, obituaries are not.
One of the features I have appreciated about New Zealand Books is the occasional and thoughtful obituaries about recently deceased New Zealand writers who have made their mark on New Zealand literature. (For example, in the Winter 2008 issue of NZB we are promised "an appreciation of Ruth Dallas" for the next issue.)
But what about independent New Zealand publishers who endeavoured to support New Zealand literature and whose operations have folded? In the case of Hazard Press, it went into liquidation in September 2007 – two months short of its 21st anniversary. A Google search will reveal that over the years it had some of its books featured as finalists or winners of various awards in New Zealand and elsewhere.
I would be interested in reading some sort of informed assessment in NZB as to what impact (if any) this particular publisher had on the New Zealand literary scene over the last 20 years. A year after its demise should be sufficient time to make that judgment.
Murray Darroch
PS In case anyone might suspect a conflict of interest in writing this letter – I have none.
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Seedlings now has an official open date: January 2nd, 2018. We stopped by their preview event yesterday to get a feel for the restaurant, and of course, sample the food!
Farm-to-table food from local vendors already established through Farm Fresh Fast.
Kid-friendly options like pasta and turkey meatballs, and pizza with vegan cheese.
Options for Young children, older children, and adults.
Programs (interactive exhibits or classes) where children can learn to plant seeds, care for animals and learn to compost, amongst other topics.
Restaurant owner and entrepreneur Jonathan Willis, who opened Farm Fresh Fast in Greenville earlier this year, will collaborate with The Children's Museum of the Upstate (TCMU) to open up the nation's first kids farm-to-table restaurant on January 2nd, 2018.
The new endeavor, which will be located on the ground floor of TCMU, will follow the interactive and engaging nature of the children's museum, letting kids pick out what they want to eat from available stations, which include information about where the food came from and how it was made, plus a station for parents to help their children scan and pay for their items.
The new restaurant, Seedlings, will also host kids cooking classes and demonstrations featuring local farmers as well an outdoor gardening space.
"Greenville has been making a big name for itself in recent years in the food industry and Seedlings will add to that recognition, with the even bigger prize of advocating for local farmers and educating families on the vast diversity of healthy food options available," said Willis.
The Children's Museum of the Upstate is one of the nation's top children's museums and is consistently named as the Best of the Upstate Museum by the Greenville News and their readers every year.


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Q: Don't discard analysis cache when --action_env changes I have an --action_env variable I'm passing into Bazel sometimes, but each time I remove it or add it back, it discards the analysis cache, which triggers a re-analysis that takes several minutes because I'm working in a large repo. Is there a way to prevent this? I'm already using --trim_test_configuration

A: Answer
Not really. You can think of the set of environment variables as a file that almost every Bazel action depends on. As a simple example let's say you have a build file that looks something like this;
genrule(
  name = "foo_header",
  cmd = "echo #define FOO $FOO_FROM_ENV > foo.h",
  outs = ["foo.h"],
)

cc_library(
  name = "my_library_that_everything_depends_on",
  hdrs = [":foo_header"],
)

In this simple case it's not hard to see that if you change --action_env=FOO_FROM_ENV=7 to another value that everything that depends on foo.h now has to be completely rebuilt and analysed. So while frustrating it's probably a good thing that Bazel does this otherwise you'd end up with an inconsistent build.
Partial workarounds

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*Remove usage of use_default_shell_env from your rules/actions (this is far from trivial as most of the standard rules do this)

*Use a centralised cache to prevent Bazel from deleting the artifact cache. e.g. I add these to ~/.bazelrc as then it shares the action/repository cache between all my projects. This only helps if you are switching between env variables on a regular basis rather than using new env values each time. Also, be careful with this as Bazel doesn't presently do any garbage collection so the cache directories can end up very large.

# ~/.bazelrc
common --disk_cache=~/.cache/shared_bazel_action_cache
common --repository_cache=~/.cache/shared_bazel_repository_cache

*Add --incompatible_strict_action_env to your project bazelrc, this will prevent changes in your user shell triggering Bazel to discard the analysis cache.

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The recorded messages related to some of the most complained about nuisance calls including Payment Protection Insurance (PPI), Flight Delays and Packaged Bank Accounts. Some complainants said they were getting repeat calls, in some cases on the same day and more so despite following the instructions in the messages on how to opt out.
This fine was part of a wider investigation into a complex network of companies which included an ICO raid on a call centre in south Manchester. At the height of the automated call campaign, two telephony network providers claimed their services had been disrupted by the volume of calls being made by the business.
The law on making automated calls playing recorded messages comes under the Privacy Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) and is therefore stricter than on other 'normal' marketing calls. Organisations can only make automated marketing calls to people who have specifically consented to receiving them.


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This website provides the National Domestic Violence Hotline and has a button for quick escape in case you are in danger of violence if found to be seeking help. This website also provides links to other resources for those experiencing domestic violence.
The Florida Coalition against Domestic Violence operates Florida's toll free domestic violence hotline and links callers to the nearest of Florida's 42 domestic violence centers, and provides translation assistance when needed.
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Americans Overseas Domestic Violence Crisis Center is a global campaign to empower Americans experiencing domestic violence abroad. This organization provides domestic violence advocacy, safety planning and case management, assists victims with relocation, and provides emergency funds for housing and childcare and funds for payment of legal fees. A crisis hotline and a live chat option can be found on their website.


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Q: How to unset a field in 'pre findOneAndUpdate' scope in Mongoose? I'm trying to unset 'text' field in 'pre findOneAndUpdate' scope. Those 3 different ways I used to do it didn't work. How is it posible to remove some field in this scope?
const UserSchema: SmartSchema = new SmartSchema({
    id: Schema.Types.ObjectId,
    userId: { type: Number, required: true },
    text: String
});

UserSchema.pre('findOneAndUpdate', function(next: HookNextFunction) {
    let query: Query = this as Query;

    query
     .update(
       {},
       { 'text': undefined },
       { strict: false }
     )
     .exec()

    // OR

    query
      .update(
         {},
         { $unset: { 'text': undefined } },
         { strict: false }
     )
     .exec()

    // OR

    delete query._update.text;

    next();
});